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An elevation of your oo jul problem: It could cost more position in life is possible. 69th Year, No. 55—Sunday, October 24, 1976 U Li JJJll The by Bob MontaM jluluuu uuuu lJll• mono .ir HI,BETTYPWA?TTO BEINMV CAR POC 1 WIN AT BRIDGE UK & MEEK by Howie Schn.id. AD So peRci (...HAC> t'.JO OP!AJlO&) RUGS RUNNY by Stoffel & H.imdah NEXT '\i (j MME \t I WZE L J, J Acl OFF it) APPfC1ATEY PT I '1Y II IT IF 'rDU'O AROUSELTBY GAIlifty 7' x?.'J irtti PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Val ewer HAZEL, PLEASE PONT LEAVE! Ill SORRY FOR WHAT I SJP THIS MORNIWG ALL RiGHT! YOU CAN TAKE US ALL OUT TO PINNER! r1 .1 I PIPNT NAVE THE HEART TO TELL HIM t WAS JUST CLEANING -' THE LUGGAGE! 16. 11111 FRANK AND ERNEST _V by Bob Thoves I _______ TFI LET MV CONSCINC BE.MV WIMP \\ — BuT Z DO THE DRIVING. - • . U• • • • . . • 2. • S • . TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan L.ESS ME, IF lTtSN1}1E OOIN1&EThERTAUGeThYHIOHrMFeEThAN )VEIgPS— HOW O1flJPTE IW1(ATh AMAZJN& COINCIPENCE. Orr&Y QLTE' PJelO 10KI1014 MILEA( EL) I dusr HAPPEN 70 HAVE MY I MAt1NeMAN(w.WI1HME I A 6ATHREP rr A HER1O... ThIS MAN ANP DEAR DR. LAMB - I would like some information on Dr. getting rid of fat in certain areas of the body. I read that when you lose weight or fat, YOU Lamb lose it over your entire body. The weight I gain seems to settle in my hips and seat. I'm not overweight, I Just need rearranging. How do I get rid of fat in one place and stay sending you The Health Letter the same or not get skinny in number 3-7, Girth Control: the other area that are Just Avoiding The Big Middle. -Others who want this InAlso, could you tell me what formation can send 50 cents, exercises are good to flatten the with a long, damped, self. addressed envelope for It. Just derriere? DEAR READER - I've got send your letter tomein cam of news for you. You are over the Evening Herald, P.O. Box weight. There is no such thing 1551, Radio Qty Station, New as spot reducing. You have to York, NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB be on a general weight reduction program to get rid of recently read an article in a fat even if you seem skinny in well known magazine about some areas, such as the face. skin care. It said that lack of You have two problems, loss vitamin A can cause such skin -. ____ n me race, t..._.. W3O3C3 diseases ' muscle neck, arms and gain of fat cancer. I would like to know if below the chest. The way you go this istrue, If taking vitamin A about rearranging yourself is to orally would relieve peorlasls. DEAR READER - I sin recognize you have two problems, not just one. appalled. Vitamin A It Is a perverse aspect of deficiencies can cause skin nature that causes us to lose fat problems but such a deficiency in our face first and last in the will not cause either psoriasis abdomen and hips area. A good or skin cancer. And they are not program is to do exercises to the same thing. build up muscles in the skinny If you have quoted the article places and be on an exercise correctly it is one more diet program to lose calories example why people should be and get rid of the unwanted fat careful about getting health deposits. information in articles not Do isometric exercises for written by doctors. Many so your face. That means con- called health magazines are the tracting each group of facial source of-much of the health muscles that you can Identify misinformation and folklore several times each morning - that people read. between three and ten times is Taking large doses of vitamin enough for each group. A on your own can also lead to Also do exercises that use vitamin A toxicity. Such your arms and chest muscles, misinformation can really be Push-ups, pull-ups and wind- harmful to people. mill exercises are all good. Be sire to use exercises that help pull your shoulders back to maintain good posture for you. These are movements of the arms In a backward fashion as you do if you are swimming the backstroke. You can help tone up sagging muscles in the abdomen with sit-ups and you can tone up that "derriere" with old fashioned bumps and grinds. To help you in your rearranging program I am I IRI; th417)/ Rt.4VYV WJ.6flVJf6Tlj C~ 'I I saiu, What ails the campaign ailed I = J1fr'4 . r 8(/ / My Owner,, The Lawbreaker? S l By JACQUELINE DOWD HeJd Staff Writer Sanford pet owners who auowtheir dogs and cats to run free may 30011 be facing stricter enforcementof the city's annual control laws and stiffer fines for violations. City CornmisaionerA.A. McClanahan Is working on a series of proposals to put more teeth into the city's leash law. s don't know how strong I can make it," McClanahan said, "but I want to make it as strong and as enforceable as possible." McClanahan, who pushed Sanford's leash law onto the books four years ago, said he has received numerous complaints about animals running loose. And Ralph Willis, director of the city's animal control department, cited several recent dogbite cases - including one youngster who was bitten by a German Shephe rd and needed 36 stitches. The details of the proposed changes in the animal control laws haven't been worked outyet, but suggestions under consideration include an escalating fee system for owners whose animals are caught running loose and a new requirement for licensing cats. McClanahan said he probably won't be ready to present a proposal to the city commission at its next I Sanford Connection, Page $A - / IO L'. "You might say we're living high off the swine flu!" /t4,M4, /L4! flL CT fly OZ.. - Garru Tr 4ci ' .'"'-' '-14//4/ / OOPS., / CEREMONY xtA -. -- 00 - > 'I . 4 , ' ' . i . .' .,. - . - . ere are times When YOU just have to get away from it all. This boater on Lake - I' . '•' J. ;. ,• • • . •. . . onroe . M perlencing what all of us dream of doing from time to time, especa.,y on coo a mornings: he has cast off the lines which bind him to the shore, and to the . -- . -- — - - -- _ L ft 4" , televised debates, neither Ford nor Carter broke major new ground. Instead, the debates were a process of rhetoric and rebuttal, with few memorable ) - .- troubles and worries that plague Ian. dlubbers. With only soaring birds and dozing alligators for Analysis JOI4ES3OCCIWEØSt by 10 7EU If &Ywr7o 'Tg *1ØTA T4WIUWD/ *J, lTD ft WRY strategy maybe too ingrained to change as the days dwindle down toward the election of President. In 4% hours of nationally CRUISE i--" "'t' ip n some trutances distorted per. ceptions of the other and his Positions. The habit and the (For a copy 01 JACOB V MODERN, send $1 to: "Win o .. fl. .• . ' newspaper, P. 0 Box 489, Radio City Station. New York ) N.Y. 100 19) I 'r ' , ' the debates, and neither President Ford nor Jimmy 1' - - Carter seems bent on curing it, despite their promises to take the high road and deal with the realissues. For each candidate has campaigning against created, by Gill Fox / LEISURE By WALTER %j AP Special Correspondent WILLIAMSBURG, Vs - A Florida reader wants to know what the •l,tIri American bidding system is. it lithe name given to the bidding methods taught and played by practically all American experts. Each ex. pert has his own variations, but basically the system is the best there is. DOONESBURY rc Sil A09, SIDE GLANCES Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents ence Are est Memory Of South able to get himself set? It wasn't too difficult. All it required was a little bit of misdirection by British Internationalist Jonathon Cansino, who sat West. Jonathon dropped the jack of hearts under the queen. Jonathon had seen that his jack of trumps was worthless. South had bid a lot as It was and surely held a six-card heart suit. The false card worked like a charm. South decided that East had started with three hearts and it was up to him to get back to dummy to finesse a second time. The only way to get there was to ruff a diamond. He tried to do that, but East overruf fed. South bid his hand like there wasnotomorrow,buttheway the cards lay he was sure 10 make his six-hurt contract. He started out perfectly. Clubs were Unued. He ruffed the second club and went over to dummy with the king of diamonds. la,l Then heart •'. • .• I,. ,,.. - .... queen. With hearts breaking 2-2 and the finesse working, how was - - The 27 Minutes By OSWAlD and JAMES JACOBY Spot Reducing: No Such Thing - Debates: Jul Juluiju - 11 momi ..g w\ SUNDAY EDITION 0 meeting Monday night, because he wants to confer with City Attorney Vernon Mize Jr. first. "The fees should get progressively more expensive fcr repeated offenders," McClanahan said. "We have some animals we've picked up five times." McClanahan anahan admits it Is easier to enforce the laws against dogs than against cats, and says he isn't sure a license requirement would stop owners from allowing their cats to roam. "It's harder to catch cats," said McClanahan, who owns one cat and two dogs himself. Catching dogs and taking them to the city pound, where the owners must pay a fee to get their pets back, is the main method of enforcing the license requirement for dogs. "i personally would like to see a violation become a misdemeanor, like a traffic ticket," McClanahan said. "We definitely need more stringent controls." McClanahan feels the city's animal control staff three full-time employes - has definitely made a dent in Sanford's animal problem. "We've done a good job of getting rid of the homeless packs of dogs," he said. "The problem now is Joe Doe ignoring the rights of his neighbors." McClanahan said most of the complaints he receives involve dogs relieving themselves on neighbor's lawns, tipping over garbage cans and digging up gardens. 'People who wouldn't think of damaging other people's property will turn a dog loose to run in the neighborhood," McClanahan said. McClanahan and Willis are also trying to arran ge clinics so animals can be neutered at reduced costs. The 27 minutes off the air, when the sound failed during the first debate in Philadelphia, probably registers in more memories now than anything that was 3Wd thesystem ys was working. when In San Francisco, the high point was a blunder, Ford's flat statement that there is no So. viet domination of Eastern Eu. diversion, although Fordfinally admitted that he had erred. In Williamsburg on Friday night, the debate finale was a study in etiquette, with both contestants wary of error in word or in Image in the last, crucial phase of a close campaign. An early question by Robert . '• ,_____ 's '.. - '•iã, I•_j ____ . ______ . - _______ - -- SRI. t* -. .1 _____:. .-..___ - . -,. .. s• ________ vow . - (1.raId - • Photo by Tom VInCI,II) • Civic Center Bids Senior • Sanford's senior citizens have want to use the civic center at other times will be asked to pay custodian overtime, electric bills and other operating cx- been offered free use of the Tva.'UILIIgtofl , Post summed up the campaign, Sanford Civic Center three a week. ailment. He said the indications afternoons , ,.. .. . . , ui a propnsai made by City ,,, are iia voters are o1 penses. , Warren Knowles to e Ameri. canAssoc a tion ur has digressed from Important . issues into charges about Retired Persons, ua. CIVIC brainwashing and bl unders and center would be available to Carters interview with Play- senior citizens groups on iuesuay, Tuesday, Yleunesua) anu Wednesday ho Thursday afternoon unless a In turn, IIIC candida tes 1d they have no intention of spend. paying group reserves a About a month ago, •1, R ecr e n tion C* , ,,. dernlgan iO,u . city , com. missioners that the city's policy i •, - - - of allowing senior citizens -, groups 0 use •1,e ci ic center for free on a space available basis was beginning to cause problems. The local chapter of the , v - ing the balance of the campaign specific day. Senior citizens' groups who discussing anything but the real concerns of the people. "1 hope that we can leave those issues in this next 10 days about personalities and mis. takes of the past - we've both made some mistakes - and talk about unemployment, in. fl ation, housing, education, taxa Ii o n, guvernment ' a . American Association of Retired Persons, headed by James Grant, had requested use of the civic center for its monthly meetings, wiucti are now scheduled on Friday af- ernoons. . Jern igan was. concerned about possible confl icts, since , - Frida) evening is one of the - , heav est uelflanu demand times and many groups who pay to use the civic center need time in the afternoon before an event to i set-up. The School Board Candidates: V/hat Are They • • itizens The subject will be on Monday night's city commission meeting agenda. Other topics: 100th an. - —Sanford's niersary next year, .ac norner, executive manager of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, has volunteered to , start planning a,iu working on an observance of the city's centennial —A proposed cocktail lounge at the airport terminal. Toda y Around Th e Clock 4-A Horoscope 4-c Bridge 4-C Hospital 7-A Calendar .............7-A Obituaries ..... ............7-A CB News .. 6-B Sports 1-3-fl Crossword .........4.1 Television .. Editorial 4-A Weather 7-A hear Abby 2-C Women 1-3-c - - Rea II y L ike? i e organization, stripping away of secrecy," Carter said. Ford confessed to "rather See company, it's clear sailing ahead ., C. Maynard of the thelowlevelofacaznpajgnthat ________., . ' . - - - - --Page 6A THE DEBATES, Page 3A - 'Conspiracy,' HMOs Targets Orr, Medical Soclety Swap Barbs BY ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer Horace Orr, president of the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corp. (SEEDCO) today refuted parts of a critical letter written by the president of the Seminole County Medical Society, On Oct. 16, Lewis J. Edgemon said in a letter that Orr has "repeatedly stated publicly that a group of physicians conspired to destroy SEEDCO." Labeling Orr's statements as "erroneous," Edgemon's letter states the medical society is unaware of any "conspiracy to harm SEEDCO." But Orr, whobe operations recently unuerwent an audit by the federal government's General Accounting Office (GAO), says Edge Edgemon is the wrong track because he has never blamed the medical societ) for his WOCS "Horace Orr has never stated the medical society conspired to do aiibing. However, a few doctors four or five set about to destrorus. We have proof of that," Orr said today. -. - gemon. The physician said his main intent in writing the letter was to let citizens know for certain that the society has nothing against SEEDCO. Edgemon said $50,000 in federal funds sent here to conduct a feasibility study for location of a Health Maintenance Organization j lIMO I in Seminole was a "waste of taxpayer money." of According to Edgemon, an lIMO was not feasible here because poor marketability." "Poor marketability means there are not enough young healthy fa requiring little medical care who would pay premiums that could be used to support older less healthy faimlies," Edgemon says. Orr, on the other hand, stated "that is in error. The study shows lack of citizen participation Theatmi sphere was not conducive." In January of I97, SEEDCO received the $50,000, performed the study and recommended a year later that an LIMO was not feasible for this area. One of the reasons cited was lack of par- ticipation by local physicians. A major grievance cited by Edgemon was the manner in which the lIMO grant was nun. The physician said experts adSEEDCO before application was made to Atlanta that an LIMO was not feasible in Seminole. Orr disagreed, saying he believed it could have been worked out. Edgemon went on to say that lack of participation by physicians in an LIMO was not the reason the study came up with a negative recommendation for Seminole. Edgetiiuii said the society, as a whole, 'supports the basic visctJ concept" of SEEI)CO. But, he said. "often in order to strengthen an orgaruzation. weak or defective parts have to be modified or replaced. I'h)sicians are citizens and have a right to ask questions. Orr said he agreed physicians have tnat right. Edgemon, in his letter, cited "possible improprieties and poor bti.siness practices" within the SEEDCO operatio -iii Interim GAO audit report recently cleared the Sanford agency of any instances of illegalities. Final audit result.sare expected III about two months. Ort has publicly stated that a group of doctors opposed his effort. and that the issue initially centered 'n the' LIMO concept �At I-1usIi ,W, $sa, PL hay, t. II. tN Everdng Herald, Ssftlord, Fl. Circuit Court Docket NATK)N ISJ RPFF :? : Search Con finu.s u For Lost Missile WC Casselberry Detective Faces Pot Trial By BOB LLOYD HeraMSiaft Wrilir WASHINGTON (AP) - A U.S. research stmar1ne Is plumbing the depthe of the North Atlantic, loOking for a sophisticated Phoenix missile that broke free when a Navy F14 fighter rolled off a carrier more than a month 80. The Navy had announced Thiwsda , that the missile was still attached to the F14 when the plane was found In 1,900 foot of water. A day ten', redfaced officials disclosed that the missile 'Is not attached to the aircraft as originally believed." The Navy said a research submarine Is continuing to search for the missile about 75 miles northwest of Scapa Flow, Scotland. Other U.S. ships will be called In to raise the F14 from the ocean floor. The plane, loaded with sophisticated electronic equipment, reported lying on Its back. .• 41 - 1 ! , • • ( July Judge May Face Jail ; $1, felony PIMWIbII by fIYS 7W'I III PuSan - and is ai,altthg sentencing. Stuckey Is eected to be i atates I''maind the Marsh COSIpiS.___ The trials of a Caaselberry police detective charged with Hs.ewVe Accused delivery of marijuana and a Forest Qty couple accused of arson Annie R*db Green, 4tyesrold housewife, Is scheduled for trial ins fire that droyed their home are among 21 canes docketed on a charge of felony p'—selon of marijuana that abeIWi for trial this week before Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodeon deputies found growing at her Via Bonit. St. residence west of at Sanford. Sanford an June 7. Bobby Gene Bennett, 32, of Q*uluota has been free on bond Sheldon Polakoff, 41, 632 Mariner Way, Altamoute Springs, Is he was arrested Seit 11, en charges of steeling marljuane accused of receiving stolen property and grand larceny in con. from the Ce.selberry police evidence locker end delivering It to a nedlcn with a siclen air conditioning compressor unit deputies women working with anderco- shulft, ugsods. aeed with a search warrant Aug'30 at the Safari Club on U.S. 17 Bennett, with the Casselbarry police department five years, 12, Fern Park. the l two as a detective, bee been auipea&d from duty with According to documents Is the court file the air conditioning P'Y pendingoutcome t thecourt Trials on, charges of the month from a busine= on larceny of evidence and tampering with evidence are scheduled Canduce Drive, Fern Park. forlater dates. Other caa docketed for trial this week before Judge According to Investigators' report.s, Bennett Is alleged to have Wood= Include: driven an unmarked police car to an apartment complex where - Bob Griffin, 52, Ovledo, charged with manslaugMer In the police say marijuana taken from the locked police evidence Oct. 25, iV3 traffic death of Mrs. Mary M. Walls, 30, of Oviedo, in locker was delivered, an into collision at Red Bug Road and t.øS. Court documents also indicate that investigators tape. - Joim Howard HIckman, 49, 1107 E. 9th Si, Sanford, recorded telephone conversations and used electronic bugging charged with three cow*s of attempted murder and two counts of marijuana Ilgatlon. ' connection with a July 31 shooting incident July 24 H... use at Sanford. Arthur W. Marsh, a 46-year.old printer for an Orlando —Eve Mae Dixon, , 160 Bethune Ci e, Sanford accused of newspaper, and his wife, Claire R. Marsh, 47, an hwsanc. attempted murder of two Sanford policemen and residing an derwrltar, io&etci for trial on charges of a, soliciting a officer with violence In connection with a Sept. 19 disturbance at felony and conspiracy In connection with a 24 fire that her residence. destroyed their house at 10 Bear Lakc Road, Fst City. -Way= arrioon Sturnpf, 16, Maitland Route the, accused A codefendant. Thomas Stuckey, of Orlando, earlier of oggravated assault In cosmectlor, wui a aiiotgwi incident at a negotiated a guilty plea to criminal mischief of property over service station at Casselberry. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - An yearold judge on the California Supreme Court, whose alleged misconduct includes repeatedly falling asleep on the bend,has been ordered iled unless he gives a sworn statement to a commission Investigating him. _ issued Superior Court Judge Byron Arnold On unprecedented contempt ruling Friday, ordering Justice Marshall McComb jailed until he gives the deposition. But he stayed áecutlon of the order until Nov. 8 to give McComb's attorneys time to appeal. FWRIDA - Jiadson Burnett Garvin III, 17,2251 Gillis Court, Maitland, faces trial on an armed burglary charge. Garvin, a juvenile, was indicted by the Seminole County Grand Jury to stand trial is an adult In the life4elony cane. - Alfred Rosier, 21, and Robert Lee Williams Jr., 2j !,c'th of Beadenton, accused of armed rolber In the Sep, 5,, hokiop of a man soul woman at a Casselberry apartment complex. -William Wilson Lyle, 39, Apopka, faces trial on an escape charge. Officials said Lyle, a mwdy jail inmate, failed to return to his cell while under $ work release program. - No L Latsan, 39, Fern Park, Is accused of felony pssess1on of marijuana, cocaine and heroin. He was arrested A. 13 when sheriff's ag ts raided his apartment, seizing quantities of the three Illegal drugs, a pistol and $2,650 cash, acconng to the court - Samuel PIerce, $1, 113 Scott Drive, Sanford, trial burglary and battery charges. - Kirk L Davenport, 15, 1205 Winston Road, south Seminole, and William E. Bennett, is, 90 N. Edgomon, Winter Springs, are docketed for separate trials on charges of burglary and petty larceny In connection with colnoperated washer burglaries at a south Seminole apartment complex - Marion P. Pried, 42, S. Central Ave., Oviedo, Is accused of resisting an Oviedo police officer with violence. - Earl Williams, 39, Midway Ave., Midway, is charged with burglary of Flemings Grocery, SR4, Midway. IJ - Leo Peterson, 0, 2= W. 16th St., Sanford, is accused of leaving the scene of a car-pedestrian accident and with resisting a *er without violence. —'Todd Lemme, 19,1053W. Tulane Ave., Altamonte Springs, is accused of grand larceny and the Nov. 1975 burglary of a residence at Altamonte Springs. Clayton are Slated To Begin Dec. 13 I JACKSONVILLE (A?) The kidnap trial of Jack Taylor McWilliams, accused of forcing Sheri Jaffa from her home and leaving her tied to a stake for 91 hours, is scheduled to begin Dec. 13. Circuit Judge Susan Black set the date - en Friday. Greg Allen, assistant public defender assigned to represent McWilliams, had asked for sufficient time to prepare his case which he described as complicated. S Ballot Order Challenged TALLAHASSEE (AP) The attorney for a minor presidential candidate says a federal judge acted Improperly in ordering removal of her client's name from the Florida At ballot. Elise Judelle of Tallahassee challenged Friday the order removl'ig the name of Lyndon LaRouche, U.S. Labor Party candidate, from the ballot. Mrs. Judelle filed a motion with the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal at New Orleans contending that U.S. District Judge William Stafford lacked jurisdiction Thursday when he ordered removal of LaRouche's name. 10 Saunders To Court: He1p! Miami Attorney Released LOAM!, Ill. (AO) - In a war town reservoir. The creek Is TAMPA (AP) - JoAna her right to run for office would roughshod over the rights of an enjoin the éommlsslon from against muskrats who have nearly dry after a long drought, Saunders has turned to the be denied If she were to be re- Individual," said Woods. "If UI)' further acts," Woods added. been drawing off its water sop- and the muskrats have been courts for help to May In Florl. mofed from the ballot and later challenged, such precedent has ply, this community Of NO has boring Into the embankment do's Nov. 2 congressional race, was successful In overturning dangerous implications for cv- Commissioners disagreed decided to plug up the animals' surrounding the reservoir. The The Democratic candidate the law. If elected, she says she eiy citizen of thisstate. whether they have an alterna. burrows with clayand then w town's water supply has been filed suit Friday in federal could be removed from office in recommending a "For these reasons, I've adlive them off with cement. draining through the muskrat court In Tallahassee to try and should the courts uphold the vised my that to file sulL.to erity of punishment. NEW YORK (AP) - Government figures "We never thought they holes and through fissures block a hearing Monday by the law. PIl*ft.O41 •IiI ti.,.I. -- ww wwuuwu wuat many created by their boring. would cause us date Ethics Commission which U.S. District Judge William businessmen and economists have said for "There Is enough water now could lead to her removal from Stafford of Tallahassee said he said Henry Brown, president of weeks: price increases areslowing but growth the town board. "But this town to run us about 30 days," said the ballot, will rule on Mrs. Saunders' In. is slowing, too. The suit was filed only hours junction request at9a.m.Mon. Is not going tobe licked bya Brown. He said the water was pack of rats, I can tell you about three feet deep In the after the Ethics Commission day, an hour before the Ethics Real Gross National Product - the value of reservoir which Is about the passed an emergency rule here Commission's scheduled hear. that.11 all goods and services produced, adjusted for size of a football field and usu- authorizing the hearing to de- ing. The board decided Friday inflation - grew at 4 per cent annual rate In night to have a Mite engineer ally Is 15 to 18 feet deep. "We ternitne whether Mrs Saunders Mrs. Saunders Is challenging the third quarter. The rate compares with a examine clay from the eat have decided that our first psi- violated Florida election law by Republican Rep. Richard Kelly 4.5 per cent growth rate In the second quarter bank of the town reservoir ority to repair the reservoir filing her financial disclosure In the Fifth District race. affected by as quickly as possible," he said, statement two months late. and a 9.2 per cent rate of growth in the first which h By a 5-2 vote, the commission Brown said the alternative, quarter. the muskrats' burrowing, to de. "We're asking for a tempora- Friday circumvented the nor. trucking In water from out of ry restraining order to block mal 30-day waiting period be. town, would cod 64 cents per Monday's hearing," said Mrs. fore the issue was brought be. to fill the holes In the west 'lootbaII terinine whetherbe per day. A Saunder's Orlando attorney, fore. hearing. Two members where the muskrats have been "We've uke our people to Mike Woods. "We feel the corn. were abeent. active. • AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Auburn city ofthaU their nytonearbr mission acted In"vlolation of Commission chairman Doi ficlals Saturday called for additional state Once the holes are filled, a towns and to take shorter show- JoAnn Saunders' constitutional Rd said It gives the conunisconcrete wall can be built, ers. They don't have to take troopers to help handle the traffic volume for rights by passing the rule theyslon an opportunity to take up Brown said. Then the towns. group showers, we don't go for passed." Auburn's homecoming football game the matter before the Issue bepeople can concentrate on cap- that. But we have to go on an Saturday afternoon with Florida State. The suit challenges con- comes moot. A 30-day delay turing stltutlonalltv of a financial U- t'n'h' 1w Tw.ntv.twn tVB&'.mDn 1l11D41 In cir'l, - - the muskrats with traps. emergency footing." -------- city Twenty-two ---iBrownsaid the problem has Brown said newsletters with closure law ong the have put the hearing off until Saturday morning. A spokesman for the group been caused by muskrat fami- conservation Lips would be cirstate remove federal candi'. after election day. says the officers want the City Council to lies living In holes along the culated this weekend to all town data from the ballot "This is classic example of bank consider a at of 22 arlevances. of creek bordering the residents. PERRY, Fla. (AP) Miami attorney Sheldon Yavitz, accused by a grand jury of aiding and abetting a self-confessed mass murderer, has been released from jail here after posting a $30,500 bond. Yavitz was released late Friday from the Taylor County Jail after spending several hours raising bond money by telephone. He spent the day in jail after Circuit Judge Royce Agner rejected his contention that he was financially unable to post bond and should be released on his own recognizance. - PrIc.s, Growth Slowing tI 4 - Is Traffic 'i Mrs. Saunders contends that agovernrnetalagy,i morning meeting. Auburnnormally has 45 policemen on duty. litAill( RLD IN BRIEF . ! ' : Ireland Seeks Replacement For Resigned President DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) —Ireland began look at candidates for president Saturday alter the stormy resignation of Cearbhall O'Dalaigh In a dispute triggered by controversial antiterrorist legislation. Premier Liam Cosgraveseemed set to try to ride out the crisis at the head of his coalition government, "there is no question of a dissolution (of parliament) or of an early general election,''a government spokesman said. The cabinet held an emergency meeting Friday night to discuss the 65-year-old president's resignation, but no statement was issued afterward and cabinet members refused to comment, Smith, Richard To Confer GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) Rhodesian Prime Miniter Ian Smith and British envoy Ivor Richard were to confer again Saturday on ground rules for next week's Rhodesia conference. But Smith still says the "Kissinger plan" he accepted last month is not negotiable. - Chiles Chided On 1AR IVE AllvEI J wio. [4i1 But current election records show that Grady is getting the big money contributions this year. The Belle Glade physician got $10,000 each from m the ________ =V11— - TAMPA (AP) Marital problems apparently caused a woman to strip her home of furniture and mark walls and doors with racial slurs, police say. Officials said Friday they arrested Jettye Harvey, 24, on charges of making false reports to police about the incidents. They said an investigation showed she and two male friends took furniture from her home and one friend wrote racial slurs on walls and doors of the house. - —Sam Henry Powell Joe Knowles is a nan of character and ability.,, Vote Nov. 2 for i,C 111mmylew" DemocratOIst, 34 Game Agency: Ditch Canal State Representative MARIANNA (AP) — Fearing harm to Florida's fish and wildlife, the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commisjon is recommending that the controversial Cross-Florida Barge Canal be ditched. "It's all been said." Commissioner Donald G. Rhodes said Friday as the panel voted without debate that completion of the waterway would have an "adverse effect" on fish and wildlife along the canal's 110-mile route from Palatka to Yankeetown. 976 American Medical and I CLIPANDSAVI Corn— ATTE N 110 N! -IAF I TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Transportation Department officials say they will appeal to the Florida Supreme Court a ruling they warn could cost the state millions of dollars in windfall profits to roadbuilders. The 1st District Court of Appeal ruled unanimously Monday that the state could not, under a new law, lower payments for asphalt contracts that had been agreed to under a 1974 law. 4. • I Subscribers 1Medicare —--- Insurance Entitles You To Home Us. Of... * BREATHING MACHINES 21. 'OXYGEN • PRESSURE BED PADS! • COMMODES WHEELCHAIRS As Prescribed by Your Physician Ewiing Herald 1 Obtain these services under Medicare . I We Bill Medicare For You Sunde,,, October 24, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 5$ PI,%htlI OJ,Iy and Sunday, ext ept Saturday and Christmas Øay by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 300 N Enact, Ave., Sanford, Fla year We Deliver. 668,5613 i MEDICARE SUPPLY Co.: SLB N. Hwy. 1792 CLIPAHDSAVI I j7 0e8ary, Ft., • -T=-'Mae ER 776 DISCOV BICENTENNIAL AM E RICA ' Doing A Good Job. Republican. House of Repnes.n$otrv.s. Dist. 34 _______ - - . tin HOW A MAN IS "... BEATING A .-.MAC- H INE Adjuster To Speak Bids will be announced on domestic waste water treat. ment for the city's package plants at Sky Lark and Columbus Harbor and testing of the city water supply. Bids will also be received on the cost of moving the ditch located behind t.ongdale subdivision and running Into Sky Lark. —- BE INDEP ENDENT — VOTE INDEPENDENT % ell. C',Cilts eltutiged t10kk1s ' lout Ilcuilurd, with the help of h, (uinhI% .md inuut frieu,ds. .ticl liught buLK it the Nhchine C"rninjssu,ner IIittj is %% j% deleuted ii the prinun in the treilot %\11 inte eser itnes.csl ii Senitnuk (',,unt Busitiessnuci, md other 'jt,!eiis 0 ere III lUll idu teti not supp'i r t I ''in Bin lord, no I to si ii its pt'tiIi''n 1*1 get on 111C tullot, nut to uiitnbute to his uiiipuagii the $luhrne nude sure torn Buil,,rd us t.r;ii,njted fruit, job But I uni Bii,ford u,itmucd its light The luhinc got flCn OUS .ind sturtcd tnuk,n rtous hiundrs Ihes krtc their struuigk hold on Semi Ilk (,,uni js being icoliirdued h% ime man, an In k iseittieti t man urns Bits li,,d You Local People Have Asked For Them, So The Sheraton Sanford Inn Returns • - "The Everyday People" 1 Sn — 1976 I5tn the clii 'kit is it ku 'si, I tide ;e i)d'ii t 111.111 I. (till and Semisimi, 'k ( 'wilt Uns Ito t •,n I h' ',ie sf f.m ir. and resp. fl 'is it s it rhine ill Ii.o it 1 1ing against a tiuchme t,',iIh tli. 'ititil ill_ti 44115 .1 111.111 FRIDAY, NOV. 29 Iii 111.1kc it 11 41' 11 9PM'TIIlAM Every night except Sunday THE MAN IS TOM 4heraton-Sanford inn Ph. 323-4080 1.4 & Sate Rd. 46 - tes ,iiuuths ago peiipk ier sj ing thit the (ounh Dist I ri, is 'ncr file Frer,nin•Itattiiu M.shuiie h.i' itescd up hut, Binlurd. uid their (''InInissloner IIutI.1%I% i.is jssured iii rIc,.ii,iii ( ittifltssit)flCf k utk''.k, '.is iii fir another 2 %rirs I'sf're he hid ti, run ,iguin n,I of the ,,ther 2 cornrnss 'cuts up for grubs, the Machine kit ,,n1,dent of Jpluring it least ')flC ill order Ii, retuir, control "flhtflt"i"fl. BEGINNING MIAMI (AP) — A tropical depression building in the Atlantic could become tropical storm Holly, say forecasters at the National Hurricane Center here. The depression with its 35 m.p.h. winds was expected to strengthen as it drifted toward the northwest, forecasters said Friday. They said it probably would not threaten land until Sunday. COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES A Good Man... (Continued From Page lA) candidates: the proper way to riot as much fun as Playboy and graphic language," and attain common goals that are the other detours of the cam. pledged to try to stimulate the about as controversial as rnoth. paign. But It does go to the voters, to enlarge what now Is erhood. point. expected to be a low electionCarter's is the more Inter. So, Indeed, did Friday night's day turnout. ventlonist cow-se. He would discussions of such issues as the Carter said later that Ford's have government do more, and environment, city problems, advertising for the rest of the probably cost more. But he Is no energy. As Carter said, it campaign will concentrate on all-out liberal. There was a note wasn't very exciting. personal attacks on him and of caution as he promised In the But the process is not sup. untrue statements about his p0. debate to work for high goals, posed to be one of entertain. sitlons. great things. "We might have to ment. It Is supposed to let It may well; that's the way do It slowly," he said. people know where their vote on both candidates have played It Ford, counted among the Nov. 2 may lead them. so far. more conservative Republicans Carter has said Ford was In his congressional days, InBE INDEPENDE brainwashed about Eastern ststs that the system will work Europe, shows only callous dis- best without massive spending rexard for - American's --rwnrnm with lain raII.n,.. ployed and ban Incompetent government and more on buslleader. ness and the Individual. For his part, Ford has In Friday night's debate, that claimed Carter would Increase basic difference was summed Wes on all Americans earning up in one exchange, on civil over $14,000 a year, and wants rights and government proto cut the defense budget by up grams to help blacks and other to $15 billion, minorities. We have carried out the Carter has said that neither Is lawtotheletter, and lam proud so,.but that has st altered of the record," said Ford. Republican attack."It doesn't take Just a quiet or In fact, behind the rhetoric, ., minimum enfnrt'amanf or the generally agree on goals: more Jobs, less inflation, law," Carter replied. "It rea balanced federal budget, a quires an aggressive searching out and reaching out to help strong national def. Carter doesn't want to raise people who especially need it." It Is not dramatic, certainly Wes on half the population, and the Republicans know It. Ford doesn't want massive unemployment, and the Democrats know that. In fact, the complaints of campaign.watchers who say the candidates are not talking about the Issues are unfounded. Carter and Ford speak regularly of taxes, jobs, inflation. But each side Is so intent on LONGWOOD — Workmen's ' attacking its created per- Compensation Insurance adceptions of the other that the Juster John Eastern will head campaign has all but Ignored the agenda Monday night when the real difference between the City Council convenes at 7:30 pm. Council voted last week for the city to self-insure employes because of the high rates under commercial workmen's compensation coverage. For Your Listening Enjoyment Tropical Storm Building? • PATIENT LIFTERS • BATH EQUIPMENT HOSPITAL BEDS Pd. Pal. Adv. Pd. for by Cliii Coleman M. Camp. Treas. Asphalt Ruling Opposed I Medicare The Debates: Only Rhetoric, Rebuttal Insurance Fake Burglary Charged "I recommend Joe Knowles" - 9 3'71, Scond Class Postal* Paid at Sant.rd. Flor ida IV?). 'umt DvIwtry, $5 cent s . 17 10. 6 Moi,ll, $14 20 21.40 By Mad In Floridi sameos Pome Ott-very All Montt,. $770. O Months. 116 30, Il Months, $31 10 other Agents searched the '32516ot Don Emilio Friday for 5110 pounds of cocaine which was believed to be aboard. However, no trace of the illegal white powder was found, officials said. Federal officers said they burned 35 tons of marijuana and 86 pounds of hashish taken from the rusty freighter. ' Medical Politicul Action mittees and at least $1,000 I apiece from 11 donors. • limiting contributions to 110 I each, Chiles has received more I than $300000 from more than I minutes Friday, Smith threatened to Is DISCOVER L 1 repudiate his agreement to black majority rule for the former British colony within two years. Aid TALLAHASSEE (AP) -30,000 contributors, far and cism of Chiles for voting for a been his trademark since he Sen. Lawton Chiles 110 limit away the greatest number of bill allowing postcard reglstra- hiked the length of Florida In on campaign contributions Is persons to finance a campaign tlon in federal elections, his 1970 campaign, khaki Iron"li ke Elizabeth Ray putting on in Florida. "I feel that my opponent, sers and a blue cardigan. Grady a chastity belt. It's after the Chiles said he was "trernen- honorable though he may be, Is wore a dark blue suit and a tie fact," says his Republican ri- dously satisfied" with the $10 a liberal not only In fiscal mat- decorated with American flags. tars; is less staunch fn matters Members of the club, which Is Dr. John Grady charged Fri- id donations such as $1 from defense and In at least one heavilyDemocrauc,votj Wa day during a debate with Chiles ElsieSlater,an63.year-oldwidwiiiin to for Chiles In a straw vote on before a political club that the ow. Chile said that kind of docompromise state's rights," their Senate preference. Democratic senator lost his nation had more value than the Grady said. "political virginity" when he endorsements Grady has re- "You know how I hear that," _______ acce pted large, special Interest celved from President Ford and Chiles retorted: "Certain FLOP I OR — i contri butions six years ago. conservative Republican people should be allowed to Grady said Chiles accepted senators. vote, and certain people $1,500 from the Transportation Grady devoted his entire 10 shouldn't." R Political Action Committee of minute opening statement at SUNSHINE STATE., Chiles showed up In Ohio and several other out-of- the start of the debate to criti- scuffed hiking boots that have state union contributions In After meeting with Richard, Britlan's ambassador to the United Nations, for 80 1 $$ Empty MIAMI (AP) U.S. Customs officials say they're satisfied that no more contraband remains on a seized Panamanian freighter already emptied of almost $22 million worth of Problem The Police Committee scheduled an early 01 Drug Ship Now TALLAHASSEE (AP) — FlorldlansllvingIntheyear397s may have a tough time deciding what a polks-dot bikini, Go,. Reubin Askew's toothbrush and former Gay, LeRoy Collins' glasses have in common. Their confusion may be complicated because those Items will be accompanied by a faded pair of blue jeans, an empty soft drink can and a Beatles' rock record when they open the date's tricentennial time capsule. The Bicentennial Commission, which is supervising selections for the two-cubic-foot capsule, gave reporters a look Friday at some 75 items that have been selected so far. Commission officials, who have emphasized that they were looking more for the everyday Items than official documents, said they were pleased with the public's response. "A time capsule Is a fin way to preserve history and Ithlnk we succeeded in our goal of obtaining items that would reflect our time and probably won't be around in 100 years," said Will Adler, a spokesman for the commission. Each of the date's six living ex-governors and Askew were asked to contribute a personal Item to the capsule. In addition to Askew's toothbrush and the horn-rimmed glasses that were a trademark of Collins, former Gov. Millard Caldwell donated a pipe. drive: $30,000. - 1 Drinks It Up The mother ofa severely disabled veteran shows her son's first compensation check from the Veterans Admialsiratlon to Mrs Charlene Tarpley, manager of the Seminole County office, Central Florida chapter, American Red Cross. The agency, one of 15 served by the United Way, helped get the check, after It had been denied several times. This is only one of the services offered by the Red Cross, a 7-day, 24. hour service to servicemen and veterans. Budget In this year's Jaffa kidnaping Trial cia Im S Rights Violated 'Pac k Of Ra ts' B i k i n i Saved For Posterity d. IN BRIEF Swidey, Oct. 24, 076—IA B I N F 0 RD AND INDEPENDENT SEMINOLE COUNTY CITIZENS ARE HELPING TO BEAT THE MACHINE AND MAKE HIM OUR NEXT COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Sanford i'j,.hi'.. •.4.,'j l'''.4.J'.l t.,• I• J VOTE INDEPENDENT �p 1. EveningANIME1116.mld - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. PtA. 32771 Area Code 3.322.261l or 6314993 Around Sunday. Oclbber 24, 1fl6-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE Publisher NORMAN H. OSHR1N, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 8 Months, $14.20; Year. 12140. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, $18.20; 12 Months, $32.40. The Clock Thi-Iftlo yw ft woi'Iu .. By BILL CURRIE - TeaC The tenuous, erratic state of the economy is not helping. We acknowledge that. And we know that many of you cannot give what you usually give and what you would like to give. But give what you can. There's still time. The agencies you will be helping are not abstract. They are real. And you might find yourself calling upon them any day, should unexpected unfortunate circumstances occur. Your caring is not an Idle, Impersonal exercise, Give, And when you do, count your blessings. Then remember those with fewer to count. They'll feel better, So will YOU. said. 'it boggles the min,1 " ' b.L. Dunn Is right on target and we can only add, "May his tribe increase." (Reprinted with permission from Santa Ana Register) P the I ' "Yes, I watched all three debates, and have decided upon my choice - Elizabeth Drew!" ' C I A r: , -11~ ' 0 0 / . government investment. lowest figures on the economic totem pole. Unfortunately, there is accumulating evidence that higher teacher pay has not been accompanied by higher academic achievement among t he na tion's youth. They may not realize it, but the striking teachers are dill teaching, even though they may be holding a picket sign outside a school building Instead of a textbook in a classroom. They are giving their students an impressive lesson in the power of organization, and of the right of people to get together to bargain collectively with their employer and to withhold their services if necessary. We wonder how many teachers will take the time later to give their sutdents an equally as :1 - LONDON ECONOMIST ROME After a slow dart, the Italian authorities are now making headway towards - neutralizing the 10 tons of arsenic released near the Italian town of Manfredonla three weeks ago by a stateowned chemical firm. Anic. The area has been sprayed with a compound supposed to make the arsenic Insoluble, so that it cannot contaminate underground water supplI and will be less harmful If ingested. Roads and houses are being bleached. But, despite an that always ultimately loots the bill for the earlier claim to the contrary, AnIc now admits settlement. In the case of a factory strike, it is there Is no way of making arsenic completely the customers for the product that is The accident happened in a process using manufactured. In the case of a school or other arsenic anhydrate In the production of ammonia. municipal services strike, It is the taxpayers. That being true, the public is fully justified in It Involves the separation of carbon dioxide in a expecting greater value received for the greater cooling tower under a pressure 30 times that of normal atmosphere. The upper part of the financial outlay it is called upon to make. Teachers might also discuss the underlying cI3ling tower broke away the company is still reason for m.1 strikes today, which and the pressure of we ter the trying to find why natural desire of people to keep up with Inflation vapor released 10 tons of arsenlous oxide (the and the rising cost of living. They might usefully kind used by murderers), 60 tuna of water, and 20 explore with their students to what degree this tons Of potash. inflation Is the result of too many Americans Arsenic is a by-product from the flue dusts of demanding too many benefits from government many smelting processes. Although Its cornwithout being willing to pay for them again, mercial use Is declining, it still has a surprising the imbalance between rights and respon- number of applications, including In the glass sibilities. Industry (as a deodorizer). In ceramic enamels, The teachers are teaching, but far too often it leather manufacture, calico printing, In making is the wrong - - - - lesson. :,f V statement denouncing the state's Port AdmInI*trItIdiq'forrg,anting the Concorde temporary •lad1ng 1 rights, isaying of this 4' . ' fireworks, weed-killers and insecticides, rat JACK ANDERSON Some shocking statistics dramatize, meanwhose agents have the skills to nail the while, while, how the gamblers are defying the law. The tax-evading gamblers, definition of a gambler Is somewhat vague under Then In late December, 1974, Olzewskj took a the law. But with certain exceptions, anyone who resources, tells me he Is against Concorde. She cites his platform testimony. When I ask her about the Daily Mail quote, she says: "I'm sorry, I can't explain that, I'm not aware of It." Press aide Cohen, when I hit him with the Daily Mail interview, replies: "I don't know, I earns more than $500 a year from gambling is have no response to these quotes." supposed to pay the special gambling taxes. 14 A gallant stab at reconciling Carter's Yet across the nation, only 1,297 gamblers have purchased their federal occupational Irreconcilable quotes regarding the Concorde Is made by Bill Johnston, the candidate's train. stamp. If these figures are to be believed, there sportation Issues coordinator. tells me are only three professional gamblers In New Carter's "basic position" Is that,He although he York, only three In Florida. There are none at all in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii and opposed the decision to grant Concorde ternporary landing rights, that as President since New Jersey. Even the gambling state of Nevada the decision has been made he would not has only 120 registered gamblers, unilaterally rescind It, even though he believes the environmental threat Is greater than any ', Clearly, there are wholesale violations. IRS now has the responsibility for tax assesament. benefit to the plane's passengers. ATF still is supposed to take the rim Johnston says that what everything Carter Neither agency Is doing Its job. They blame one has said about the Concorde merely demonanother, and both blame the Treasury Dept. strates his "open-mindedness.-open-mindedness." - - Meanwhile, Meanwhile,the IRS has been hounding honest citizens for back taxes while the gamblers escaped enf orcement and h undreds of millions Qf dollars sli pped through the Treasury's fingers. Footnote: It Is possible that the IRS audited the taxes of some gamblers last year as part of its Income tax audits. There were no audits, however, of gambling tax cases. The voluntary revenue from gambling taxes for the first nine month, of 1975, incidentally, amounted to an insignificant tax rate of less than 1 per cent. There now, is everything clear? Of course it isn't. If Carter really believes the Concorde Is the threat he has said it Is although he told the British Journalist the tests weren't co ncl usive then what difference does it make that the Ford d Administration already made the Judgment to let this danger to the nation's health and safety - - 1&fld? Presumably, it he Is President, Carter will reverse a lot of decisions that ha ve already been made. I mean, isn't this the whole reason he's running for President - to change a lot of ( Still can't get over Commissioner Harry Kwlatkowskl's defense of the silent majority. At a recent commission meeting, Kwlatowskl said the ailents normally "get screwed" but In one particular Instancehe meant to defend them. Speaking of old "Harry The K,"itwas really something last Tuesday when he spied a John Grady for U.S. Senate sign tacked up in his office. Kwlatkowskj, a Democrat, was fit to be tied,butCoin. missIoner John Kimnbrougb,aRepublican who put It there, chuckled and chuckled. AU tie levity, as they say, to lIv.iup an ot herwise dullscsne day. AbOut the only other action going on at the time of the Grady For Senate fiasco was a birthday party for Colleen McClary, a county commission secretary who recently turned .1 21. Sunday, Oct. 24, lela—SA 'Relax! It's just another 'strange bedfellow'!' Parties & Politics The Sanford Connection 'Dirty Tricks' Surface In Seminole People across the nation were shocked a couple years ago when the story was aired that an "enemIes" lid of well-known names was being kept in the Nixon White Ho use and that problems of vario us types were deliberately created for those who opposed that president's policies. Politics, like other human endeavors, attract the best in mankind but the worst as well. There is something about the oower that .,comes with political office that dulls the consciences of the weak and those on ego tripe, The stories making the rounds of political pr essure being brought to bear on some newcomers to the political ar ena -. board, has not said whether he will seek re election. City Clerk Onnie Shomate is expected to Donna Esfes flowers and had been having difficulty explaIning to her husband why and how some un known person had pIcked her out. These arejust two Instances of political harassment. (*her examples couldbe not candidates buIipernawbo.have.. cIted. become involved for 11* fird time in What can be done about problems of this Semi nole's politics - are almost un- sort? . cattle dips. Kitty Schirmer, Carter's issues coordinator for energy, the environment and natural each other to do the in. taxes. vestigallve work. Justice complained bitterly that the IRS The snafu developed in December, 1974. wasn't cooperating. An Internal Justice memo Previously, the IRS had the rcsponsibiy to see that gamblers paid their wagering taxes. The charged that the IRS wasn't even bothering to keep statistics on strike force gambling cases. law requires professional gamblers to buy a $500 Finally, Rep. Charles Vanik, D.-Ohio, who occupational tax damp each year and to pay a 2 heads the House IRS oversight subcommittee, per cent excise tax on their take. brought the problem to Simo'a attention, The But IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander, Treasury Secretary immediately ordered the curisly, wanted to shift the responsibility to IRS to continue their tax assessment respon. ATF, which has no tax specialists. This was sitAhty for 1976. opposed by the IRS Intelligence director, John Cheshire said he arrived at the decisions after consultations with members of the Judiciary, law enforcement personnel and Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. other parts of the nation. The environmental dangers caused by Concorde are out of all proportion to the possible benefits. We made a Under EEC law, all products containing decision as a nation six years ago not to take the arsenic will soon have to display a skull and environmental risks of supersonic tran. sportatlon. We should not now let In through the crossbones Label. back door what we have closed off through the Anlc's arsenic accident was the third front." chemical mishap in Italy In three months. A Afew weeks later, In his y before the French lorry recently crashed In Piedmont, Democratic Platform Committee, on June 16, releasing 20 tons of carbolic acid. And the 1976, Carter reiterated this position, declaring: authorities are still grappling with the disposal "I opposed development of the SST and I also of dioxin at Seveso, where residents are having opposed granting landing rights to the Conto be forcibly prevented from re-entering their corde." homes. So, what's the dory? Does Carter oppose the The latest idea lsto bact eria toeat theConcorde ordoesn'the? dioxin that has seeped into the soil. The environmentalists think he does. John The Italian accidents are having an In- Hellegers, the Environmental Defense Fund's ternational impact on the chemical industry. point man battling both the SST and Concorde, West Germans are ti ghtening controls on tells me from what he reads in the papers he dange rous chemicals In the Ruhr. A lid of over believes Carter is "very much against ConIt Jeff Knight, legislative director of 700 chemicals has been Issued, including 11 thought to be even more dangerous than dioxin, Friends of the Earth, also thinks Carter doesn't favor letting Concorde Into the United States. On which, a footnote, Before Seveso, dioxin's When I read him Carter '3 Daily Mail statement, chief claim to fame was as an ingredient in the Knight says he Is now puzzled and doesn't know defoliant Agent Orange used by the United Stases where the candidate stands. In Vietnam. Carter's staffers also maintain he opposes Concorde, Kathy Fletcher, who used to work for The government still has over 2 Million the Environmental Defense gallons awaiting a safe means of disposal. Fund but is now on The Carter's policy planning staff, says she thinks he drums containing them are going rusty, and has said "something negative" about Concorde C beginning to leak, but not sure what. ____ to be," I Just can't seem to get away from writing about parks. Specifically, I'm referring to' the county commission's decision to Purdwe the Apple Valley site for $256,000. Agreed, it's a good park site. Agreed, It would benefit a large number of South county residents. Agreed, a former county dump could be utilized. But I still can't agree elected officials should put a park anywhere it isn't wanted. Not as long, that is, as there are other available sites, And In this case there are. But since It Is the Job of elected officials to make decisions, all we, the public, can do Is lay back and watch. Maybe if we watch long enough, we'll see Commissioner Sid Vlhlen Jr. make a solid decision on Apple Valley, one way or another, and that would decide the issue. As It stands Republican Commissioners Dick Williams and John Kimbrough and at least 63 homeowners are against, while OPINION poisons and wood Preservatives and in sheep and You're Pay'i'ng The G amblers.? replace Staley with Don Lykkebak, who was defeated by Cheshire In the Democratic primary. Cheshire gave the following rationale for moving his people In. In the case of Fulenwider, Cheshire said, "I disagree with his philosophy and techniques of law enforcerneg," In Staley's case, the Democratic challenger says, "He is not as pro law enforcement as I'd like my thief assistant "Fulenwider and Staley have been put decision: (I is wrong and may well Jeopardize the "t) health and safety of the peopl e of Long Island, and metropolitan New York City, as well asC E u rope's Ch em Ic a I Woes impressive lesson In the responsibilities that are the other side of that right . They might point out, for example, that there is always an interested third party to any labor dispute the public and that it Is the public - But there's just one small problem. Carter, at the time he looked Lowther In the eye and told him he was reserving his judgment on Concorde, had already expressed himself on the subject and he said he was against It. According to Carter press aide Mark Cohen, when the candidate was campaigning in the New York primary in early June, he Issued a Democrats Harry Kwlatkowskl and Mike Hattaway are In favor. All that remains for the changes to become reality is for Cheshire to win. - WASHINGTON - If Jimmy Carter was Pinocchio, he'd have to hire two additional full. time staff aides just to carry his nose. Consider please, Carter's public utteranceø on the British-French supersonic Concorde which has been granted temporary landing rights In Washington and New York. In an exclusive Interview last month with the London Daily Mall, the Democratic presidential nominee told that paper's Washington correspondent, William Lowther: "I have made no decisions on Concorde. We have agreed to a trial period. I have not seen the results of any definitive tests on Concorde and 7.. think its bed for us to reserve Judgment untit thesetests are completed." Fine. This Is a reasonable, thoughtful, prudent answer to a Journalist whose dory will appear ma country where the Concorde is very important Issue representing a substantial I - .r.. I-N with fellow attorneys. on notice," Cheshire declared. Ch eshire said Fulenwider will be replaced by a top-ranking, out-of county -Slaw enforcement officer, while plans are to Pionocchio Or Carter For Prez ? - WASHINGTON Gambling Is the nation's vacation. While he wm gone, Alexander signed a most lucrative business, with a daggerlzg $87 memo authorizing the transfer. He also per. billion annual turnover, the largest source of suaded Treasury Secretary William Simon to revenue for organized crime. Yet last year, the make it official, Treasury Dept. didn't start a tax audit on a That ended the enforcement of the gambling single gambler. tax law for the next year. The Justice Dept. got It permitted literally hundreds of millions of 900 gambling convictions in 1975. State and local dollars In gambling taxes to go unpaid. The authorities made another 13,000 arrests, more or honest taxpayers, of course. were required to less. Almost all the convicted gamblers owed make up the difference, back taxes. The gambling tax laws weren't enforced last The Justice Dept. routinely forwarded the year, It turns out, because of bureaucratic buck cases to the IRS for tax assessment. But the IRS Passing- Two of the Treasury's enforcement Ignored them all last year. Alexander claimed agencies, the Internal Revenue Service and the that AlT had the responsibility to investigate the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearm,,, failure of these gamblers to pay their wagering waited all year for BERRY'S WORLD 0076~y4A 1.1 To the victor go the spoils. That holds true in love and In war. And, of course, who could doubt Its validity inthatsportof all sports - politics? Applied here In Seminole county It means that If Democrat Doug Cheshire wrests the state attorney's position away from incumbent Abbott Herring, a Republican, you'll be seeing some new faces around the 1b Judicial District which Herring Is charged to oversee. Cheshire told The Herald one of the first things he will do, if elected, is replace Chief Investigator Jack Fulenwider and ,jlerrfiig's Chief Seminole prosecutor, Ed 'PStaley. One additional head will roil, bid Cheshire dedined to reveal that name because he said the Individual who must go hasn't been notified. Cheshire said both Staley and Fulenwider are aware of his Intentions. 4 And If this is considered by some readers as my pet peeve, so be it! lie*45"'o and private schools have won impressive financial gains commensurate with their vital role in society. No longer is the teacher one of the :,":. Dunn finished his speech by saying, "what if a greater portion of this country's talented young people could be directed toward building a better, more energy sufficient America? As someone once Here we are in what might be considered the most Important election year of our lives and many students in the Seminole County school system children. There is no question but that teaching Is one of the most demanding of Jobs. We note, however, that in the past few years teachers In both public 1 I The underemployment of the overeducated was the subject of a speech made by O.L. Dunn, senior vice president of corporate development for General Electric. Dunn said, "No doubt a few educators and businessmen will Insist there are simple answers to the complex challenge for guiding young people to qualify for jobs. "Their theory is that all you have to do is pass a law and set some arbitrary quotas. This ignores the fact that Washington has passed thousands of laws and thrown billions of dollars at other problems, usually with disappointing results. "It is my opinion, the real solution to the problem of 'underemployed' and 'overeducated' must start basically down at the grass roots with a more precise understanding of the social and economic factors that influence the final result." An understanding of the private enterprise system would be most helpful in attaining advancement for any young person. Sad toy, is the fact that our school system does not seem to recognize the basics of the system that has achieved the highest level of living for the individual. It is the envy of the world but is constantly downgraded by most of those who teach our youth. I find this not only unbelievable, but disgusting. hing teacher strike. Across the country, from Manchester, N.H :i to Buffalo, N.Y., to Marion, Ill., school systems faced either actual strikes or threatened strikes as students prepared to return to classes. Worst afflicted was Pennsylvania, where some 20 separate strikes involved 4,500 teachers and affected more than 85,000 children. Planned strikes in other cities, as In Boston, Philadelphia and Tacoma, Wash., were averted at the 11th hour. Eventually all the str1keill be settled and teachers can get down to the business of teaching and their pupils to the business of learning - until next time. No uninformed outsider Is qualified to pass Judgment on the merits of any of these disputes, but the fact that the teacher strike has become a routine phenomenon is a matter of concern to all Americans, whether or not they have school-age dollars. Education GO ds I mean, shouldn't you and I take a stand as to what Is and what isn't taught in Our school systems? After all, It's our tax dollars that are paying for the education of our children. But what are they learning? What more Important to these youngsters? How to build a fire by rubbing two sticks together (Ala cave man style) or who our elected officials are? Than elected officials represent us. They are Uwe toserveus and lo vote on legislation that could affect us the rest of our lives. So what are our kids learning? Not much, not much -at least not much that C0111112. One did know that the Governor of Florida was named Askew, but she didn't know his first name. And neither knew the members of the Seminole County Commission, their state representatives, state senators, US.Congressmen nor U.S. Senators, who represent us in Washington. Seminole Scene By"ye,, Fule nwider; Adios, Staley? JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. It has become a regular rite of autumn - I" However, when I pinned her down, she really Icbi't mean Henry 'Scoop' Jackson (the 1972 Democratic nominee), she meant Francis Coleman Jackson, who Is a candidate In the Seminole County School Board race. Wrong Lesson - I.'. And would you believe, neither of them knew any more about the political scene than did the 11yearold? They didn't know the names of anyone other than Carter and Ford, either, and neither of them knew that Lee Moore was the mayor of Sanford. The aren't even aware of who's nning for what -nor are they being taught current events. They're are learning about the cave man and his way of lit., though. Isn't it time we parents stood up and asked to be counted? DON OAKLEY It becomes the byword of the United Way. This year'a.Tlnited Way fund drive is rapidly coming to a kldd1ng che: the victy dinzr scheduled for Thursday night at the Holiday Inn, Sanford. But it is looming as less than a joyous event. There may be no "victory" to celebrate. The drive, to put it bluntly, is fall1n short of Its $186,279 goal, Yes, "People Helping People." It's a catchy phrase. But it becomes meaningless unless it can be done. Unless we all help the first "people" dedicated, tireless individuals devoting time and energy to help the second 'peopJe. It takes caring. It takes compassion. It takes :1 Sire, she knew the names of Ford and Carter, but she didn't know that the likes of Eugene McCarthy, Lester Maddox and Gus Hall were also candidates for the highest office in the land. When I asked her about this, she said, "Oh, I know there's someone named Jackson who's running." I People helping people. What can be more basic than that? It is what life is or should be all about. People helping people. Make it a formal slogan, "People Helping People" and it becomes more than an idle phrase, more than an abstract - school and was told that she wasn't studying anything in her 'Social Studies' class but the Pr.. Historic Ages Later that same evening, after discerning from my little friend that she didn't even know the name of the mayor of Sanford. I had the chance to talk with two Seminole High School pupils -one a Junior and the other a sophomore. I asked, "Where did you get that Information," and was told, "Why I saw it on a billboard." I asked If she wasn't studying current events In A - The other day, while moving from one apart ment to another, I had the occasion to casually chat with a sixth grade neighbor who attends Lakeview Middle School in Sanford. We were discussing politics, of all things, and I was dwntiowidnl when I learned from my little friend that the didn't know the names of the persons running in the Presidential election. believable. One candidate, It is being said, has his own enemies' lid of persons who are supporti ng his opponent. Showing the list to a supporter recently, the candidate pointed to one name after the other indicating beside each the payoff the unfortunable happenstance that would befall that person In the near future. Among the unfortunate ha ppenings was the loss of Jots. A young couple, who chose a candidate and are giving full attention to his campaign, finally compared notes in recent y saved their marriage as a result. The wife had been receiving anonymo us telephone calls, saying that her husband was seein g another woman. The wife, meanwhile, was the recipient of an anonymous admirer's gifts and - - ' Few are willing to sta nd up and tell the story to the public. Many are willing to co nfide these matters to the press, but none will allow his name to be used, his story to be quoted directly so that the people will know. And, how many will believe that this so rt of thing actually happens In Seminole County? And, does It really ha ppen here? seek re-election to her 10th consecutIve term in of fi ce. Acco rding to the state's "homeruje law" Mrs. Shomate will be able, if she wins re-election, to claim a pension from the city at completion of 20 years service amounting to half her salary annuall y. Mayor James R. Lonnann has said he will not run again for the Longwood office and Council Chairman JR. Grant is expected to run for re'electlon. The Longwood City Council began Its move this week to find a replacement as public works director for Ralph Fisher, fired by the council sosne weeks ago on Mayor Lormann's recommendation. Those who have applied are: John Blsland, currently employed in the building maintenance department in the City of Orlando; Edgar Griffith, recently named refuse superintendent in the City of Sanford; Herbert Marriott, who was employed by the Corps of Engineers for 23 years; Do nald Parnell, head of Sanford's water department; R.M. Wilki ns, em- at Licenses? (Snarl!) C ployed as a supe rvisor with Base Paving and Construction Co.; Donald Taft, currently Longwood's trash truck driver and Brady Mitchell, Longwood's sewer plant operator. When Fisher held the position, his salary was$11,500 annua lly. The city council may make a decision on th e matter at its regular Monday night meeting. Florida Pu blic Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins of Maitland, a Republican, running for re-elect ion to a second term, will be at the Community Center on Shell Road, DeBary, at 5 p.m., Monday, to talk informally with area residents. Mrs. hawkins is being opposed in the Nov. 2 general election by KatIe Nichols of Tallahassee. One topic that's almost assured to kick off some shouting is animal control —and Sanford's city commissioners will probably be tackling the subject before Jacqueline Dowd lOflommissioner A. A. McClanahan, consistently a strong advocate of strict animal control laws and strict enforcement, is getting ready to push for toughening Sanford's license laws. ' c lie's concerned about the animal problem in Sanford. City dogcatchers pick up an average of about 100 animals a scattered by animals during the night. Solving the problem won't be easy, though. The city's license fees are low $3, with a 11 discount if the dog has been neutered but too many people Ignore the license requirement, McClanahan says. There's also a $5 fee for reclaiming a pet at the city pound—but McClanahan feels month—almost all dogs—and about 70 of - them must be put to sleep. About 30 are claimed by their owners or adopted by new owners. That may sound like a lot of dogs, but it's actually less than the pound was 'handling a few yean ago when the animaI' there are.too many repet offendert Hel control program was stepped up and the *án& to imtitule'ap .escalating scale of dogcatchers were busy rounding up packs fines for owners of animals who are picked of stray dogs, up more than once. McClanahan feels it's time to shift the The question of including cats in the emphasis of the city's efforts. The problem license requirement is a bit more cornis no longer catching homeless dogs, he pilcated. says, but encouraging owners to keep their The main method of enforcement is pets on a leash or in a fenced yard. picking up dogs who are running loose "Everybody says 'What harm can my but that just wouldn't work as well with one little pet do" " McClanahan said, "But if you multiply that one little pet 7,000 Cats are harder to catch, everyone times, there's a lot of harm." agrees, and if a cat really doesn't want to McClanahan said he regularly receives be caught a chase is nearly hopeless. complaints about dogs relieving themAnd that creates a problem. selves on neighbor's lawns, tipping over But the real problem, McClanahan garbage cans and digging up gardens. He feels, is the ever increasing number of said he gets a surprising number of unwanted animals. Seventy animals are complaints from the Mayfair section, an killed each month in the city pound— but old but still somewhat exclusive there's also the county pound and the residential neighborhood east of Humane Society shelter putting animals to Mellonville Avenue. sleep. City garbage crews on the run through So McClanahan and city animal control Mayfair often stop to pick up garbage director Ralph Willis are trying to arrange clinics so animals can be neutered at reduced cods. Willis has ,'nnt,rtød several I,,a.,,I veterinarians and reports that they are receptive to the idea. The first step will undoubtedly be neutering all animals that leave the pound alive But the part of the program that will worth of school materials, then told peraffect most people will be the stricter sons at a PTA meeting that "our teachers enforcement of the city's leash law and are good professionals. They care about stiffer fines for violations. children." And somehow, discussions of leash laws - Teachers told of being Intimidated seem to interest more people than most and harassed by their school principals topics the commissioners tackle. and one woman reported getting several But then it seems everyone is either a phone calls threatening her life. pet owner. .or has had to tramp around in a wet lawn picking up garbage someone Teachers with bumper stickers calling for a fair contract were told they else's dog scattered all over the yard. couldn't park their cars on school property. An industrial arts instructor said he Ambulance Firm was directed not to teach a section in a standard school textbook which related to Objects To Vote collective bargaining. Editor: This letter is in reference to the - Sang and school board members written article concerning the voting refused to attend a session with the 13. me of the sixteen member Emergency Duval state legislative delegation Medical Service Council. to discuss the negotations dispute. We wish to state that at no time D1IJ President Jim Geiger said 65-70 during the two meetings were there per cent of his membership was ready to more than six E.M.S. members stage an illegal strike Oct. 14 i teachers are present at any one time. classed a public employes and as such are We feel that the council could not forbidden from holding walkouts). This make a fair decision being that we was temporarily forestalled by the inonly had one week to discuss the tervention of Askew, Florida Education issues. Commissioner Ralph Turlington and State The requested information was Rep. Carl Ogden. already submitted to the county So be "optimists," Seminole teachers. conunision. Look around and see how much worse it The company believes that the could bet Realize that things aren't so bad E.M.S. Council should not have after all! voiced an opinion or recom( But don't look, for example, at tiny St. inendation due to the Fact that Johns County, with a population less than members of the E.M.S. Council also one-third the size of Seminole, where the represent the opposition to Alda teachers' base pay level stands at $8,900. Ambulance Service. up from last year's $8,400 while Bernard Fidejo Seminole instructors are presently based President at $8,100 and - if the school board has its Alda Ambulance Service way - can do no better THIS year than - ' The Seminole County Senior Citizen Action Co mmittee will host a second candidates' meeting at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Altamnonte Spr ings Civic Center. The candidates will be allowed a fiveminute presentation followed by a question and answer period at the end of the morning. All senior citizens are Invited to attend. Candidate qualification pe riod for the Dec. 7 municIpal election In Longwood will open Monday for two council seats, the city clerk and ma yor's offices. The council post currently held by Gerard Connell of DevonshIre Is generating the most interest. As many as six candidates are expected to file for the seat. That dist rict encompasses new areas west of the city's main sectIon. Connell, completing his first term on the Chalk Talk: Education Every Silver Lining Has A Dark Cloud Things could be worse. With that profound phrase man has salved himself against assorted injuries, injustices and persecutions for centuries on end. It's always a little easier to heave a gusty sigh and plod onward under a cumbersome burden while girded by the knowledge that somehow things might conceivably be even more miserable than they are. Before you know it, this becomes an orientation. You begin examining every unfortunate situation to see whether by some twist of circumstance however 9 contrived and ridiculous the situation couldn't somehow be worse. Very rarely do you find one that can't be made more terrible by merely adding this or removing - - that. And when you've fallen, hopelessly and Inveterately, into this method of dealing with setbacks, you automatically attain a lofty status people regard you to be an "optimist." And among certain folk, op. , Ilinists appear to rank only a cut or two below gods, kings, premiers, prime ministers, presidents, dictators and other titular heads of great and far-reaching - importance. Sometime next week the Seminole Education Association (SEA) should receive notification on the outcome of the recent impasse hearings before special master Douglas Stowell. Stowell spent l8'i hours in Sanford Oct. 5-6 listening to both isides of the current contract stalemate between the SEA and the Seminole County School Board. At issue were the teachers' efforts to secure a $500 annual Increase in base salary, to get away from the present school board policy of determining class size by averaging students on a coun- "I think the special master probably got a clear picture of the two sides," said Cowley, "with the exception of the budget. I think possibly the SEA got a lot of facts (during salary discussions before Stowell) that were new to them, and I think this may have helped the SEA to understand I hope they understand - that the money they thought was there i in the school budget) Is not there." Grooms didn't seem to have 'received that message. "The school board pruved that there ty'wlde basis, and other issues, such as might be $300,000 lacking in the line items term of agreement, compensation and (01 the budget)," he said, "but that supplements, recognition and medical $300,000 can easily be found n federal health coverage. funding areas. In fact, several teachers The school board, on the other hand, are being paid out of federal funding now." uffered a $200 wage hike and presented Grooms also criticized school board rebuttals based chiefly on econunlcsJo representatives for what he called poor most of the other SEA demands. On severpreparation for the special master al Items school board attorney Douglas hearings. Stenstrom, who represented the board at "There were some facts that were not the hearings, made little or no oral known by the board that they should've response but told Stowell that the bulk of known," the SEA official said. "I think it the board's position would be presented in proved that the teachers put in many, a final written argument In be submitted many hours preparing and researching by Oct. 18. our position on the different issues. This is SEA Executive Director F.E. (Gene) all work that they do on their own time, on Grooms was elated after the two-day a volunteer basis. session. "Whereas for the board," Grooms "I expect the special master to find in continued, "this Is their job, where they're our favor on at least half of the contract presumably working eight hours a day and Items discussed," Grooms predicted. "I do they've got the benefit of the computer and think we'll get a favorable ruling on all that. And for them to come to the salary, because I think we proved that special master hearing as ill-prepared as even on the line Items in the budget of the they were makes a bad showing for them,! Seminole County School Board there Is feel, in terms of preparation. enough money to give the teachers the "N) reaction to the whole thing," $8,600 salary base they're asking for." countered Cowley, "was that we had items The school board's chief negotiator, of dispute and this was supposed to be a Ernest Cowley, did not see it that way at fact-finding session. But I believe the SEA all. tried to turn it Into another negotiating - session when it was supposed to be just a fad-finding hearing." So the stage is set. When the special master's recommendations come In, representatives of the two bargaining units will hold another negotiating session to discuss them. If both sides agree, the whole thing will be settled right there but, says Grooms: "I don't envision It." And that will mean another round of haggling while the school board holds a public hearing on the recommdatlons (as required by state regulation) and the SEA attempts to mass support for its position. Since the special master's findings are nonbinding, the school board may ignore any or all of the recommendations if such action can be passed off as "good-faith - bargaining." But things could be worse. Take a look at Jacksonville, where published reports indicate that: - Gov. Reubin Askew and other state officials have been called in by the Duval Teachers United (DTU) in an effort to reach settlement In a dispute that has kept some 6,000 teachers and aides working without a contract since last August. School Supt. Herbert Sang and the Duval school board issued orders which resulted in the arrest by Jacksonville police of 38 teachers and national union representatives in one week for alleged Insubordination and trespassing. Some of those arrested were - - - - "booked" fingerprinted, photographed and given criminal records for holding - - faculty-lounge meetings with teachers during the instructors' off-duty lunch hours, as they had been doing without incident for the past two years. Sang called Duval teachers "thieves" and accused them of dealing $150,000 . - - - - Altamonte Springs �Feather: 2 Goals Down,I Thd To Go Robert G. (Bud) Feather, during his teenage years, set three goals for himself: "Be my own hoes, to make a lot of money add to help people." "Being on the school board has helped me accomplish one of the goals—helping people," thepote ntial. "I COLD. . . . . - A Carrier W,•tliermak.r Furnace won't let you down. whatever the temperature. irs the 'Furnace with a Future" because air condlti.ninq can be added easily. Installation by 'I crts•, - . THURSDAY, OCTOBER28 SISTERs lie. luncheon meeting at noon at the Holiday 1mm at the Monroe Harbor Marina, Sanford. f BY DONNA ESTES ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 Sesbee Veteram of America convention, Ramada, Inn, South AIrport, 8700 & Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. Registration begins at noon. Li Aniuni bazaar, First United Methodist Quzrth of Sanford a.m.tol:20p.m. r SATURDAY, OCI'OBEJI 30 Seabee Veterans of America convent].., Ramada lan-South Airport, Orlando, Banquet 7:30 pm. Polynesian dancers. ~~~ Balance Good SoWh Seminole Comfty Ubrary asetlos, 1p.m. to ?, Altamonte Springs Civic Center. To donate Items call 339-2134 or 3391195. Judgment Gordon V. Frederick Mi&rkfW Singles Club, dance at Rainbow Ranch, 9p.m. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Sanford Senior Citheos (1ub annual banquet, 6 p.m., Civic Center. Contact Harry Bickings, chairman, for Joe Knoit'jes has stability, balance and good judgment.,, reservations. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Starling Park Elementary School Open House for IEP and SW classes, 7:30 p.m. Vote Nov. 2 for - e 40 "(10k 111MI TI s THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 Art show, New England Wharf, 400 S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park. Through Saturday. 4 Democrat_It. 34 State Representative - p.s. s*. p be be c q,-. 'SAJID NOVEMBER $ Mid-fl aSesanb,7:3opjn, monthly business meeting, Saritord Chamber of Commerce, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. Car wash sponsored by All Souls lb grade class, 10 a.m. to4p.m., Clem Leonard's Shell Station, Zth and Park. Procee4s for class trip. beat BUD FEATHER AND DODI: REALTOR AND ASSOCIATE TH E RACE: Only one contest for the school board will appear on the Nov. 2 general election ballot In this first election, on a non-partisan basis, of can didates for the nubile school system. Although the names of neither School Board member, Davie E. Sims, nor School Superintendent William P. (Bud) LayPr will appear on the ballot, both have been elected unopposett Appearing on the ballot will be the race between Incumbent Robert G. (Bud) Feather and Mrs. ORLANDO (AP) - A ment had announced It was res- and Groot. t. Francis Coleman Jackson federal judge has taken the . ting Its caw and the jury sent Gurney asked, "What do you bra school board post. usual action ofreversing ask- home for the weekend. think they were doing," Kohrs Feather, a realtor, is dslon by government proneThe judge agreed with the de- testified, completing his first four. cutors to rest their case in the tense that the introduction by Kohrs said he replied. "Tak. year term on the board, perjury retrial of former the government of c money from contractors" while Mrs. Jackson, a Edward J. Gurney, portions of the 1974 grand Jury for FHA commitments. former school teacher, Is U.S. District Judge George C. testimony was prejudicial to 'What they were doing was conducting her first Young ordered the government Gurney "because they were out stupid but there's no sense talkpolitical campaign. to scratch Its plans and In- of context." ing about it," Kohrs quoted Feather has served two of troduce to the trial jury hi Or. "It seems to me that the con- Gurney as saying. "It will only his f our years as school Lando further information from text In which the (Gurney) make things worse." baud chairman. hel974 grand jury which in- statements were macjeis mot licted Gurney In relation to an important..-and the trial ALLELUIA PRAISE CONCERT Ilegal political fund-raising op. should have all the relevant .ration. Sanford Civic Center, Sanford portions of the grand jury testiJudge Young refused to rule mony," Judge Young said. 2:30 p.m. Sunday, October it, 197 'rldayona Gurney motion for Gurney is being tried on a Sponsored by Area Churches i directed verdict of acquittal, charge that he lied to the grand Ph. 322.fl22 or322.033 for Ticket Information aylng the defense could renew jury when he said he didn't Lscoritenttons after the govern.know until June 1972 that WItent finishes with its case. hams was collecting money in However, the judge denied his behalf and that he did not nother defense motion to know until mid-1973 that the Lrikefromtherecordportions funds were being used to pay A skGeorge C. Hearn I the testimony of chief gov- expenses of his field offices and Mment witness Larry WI-am.s, who testified that he G urney originally was inxok down Florida builders In dict ed on seven counts in retae The New All In The Ear Aid urney's name In return for tion to the fund-raising scandal. referred treatment from Fed- A federal court Jury in Tampa 1941:011111— ai noosing Aaminlstrauon of- acquitted him of five charges _______________________ ms in the state. -4usf North Highway 436 last year and deadlocked on two The Judge overruled G urney perjury and conspiracy. lawyer C. Harris Dittmar's ar The conspiracy count was guments that parts of the testi- dropped by the government Last mony of Williams and that of month. former Florida Republican Before having rested its case, Chairman Earl Crittenden and the prosecution produced thri.e former Gurney law partner lawyers -two of them former John T. Skolfield Jr. were Winter Park Law partners of "hearsay conversations" with Gurney - who testif ied they Gurney adviser George Ander- had warned the senator at varison and the ex-eenators admin- ous times of the activities of istrative aide James Groot. fund raiser Williams in 1971.72. Edward J. Kohrs of Tampa The rapid-fire developments came at the end of the trial's said he told the Republican sensecond week, when the govern. ator in Oct. 1972 about Williams Bob French -- - Sp Gurney Judge Forces Prosecution's Case e a 1(5 0U SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 "Never Too Late," Theatre Arts Guild production, matinee 3 p.m., Deltona Community Center. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER is All Souls Home and School Asia., 1p.m., social ball. For parents of AU Souls School children. t SATURDAY, NOVEMBER13 Senior Citles tour to Disney World. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 1 p.m. Return after evening fi reworks, - A Vote For FRENCH Is A Vote For: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Flea Market sponsored by All Souls Home and School Man., 10 a.m. to 5p.m., All Souls Social Hall, 8th and Oak Sanford. - • CITIZEN ORIENTED Government - • An OPEN DOOR County Government • A Return to RESPONSIVE Government • A UNIFIED County Commission jury - An HONEST County Government WILL BE MY OWN MAN" - I Want To Return Our Government To The Citizens Of Seminole County CALL 834-8776 - PIperp4 School Costume Skating Party, 6:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink, 8:30 p.m. Comfort Guaranteed ' 7:30 pmL WEDNAY, OcroBElu7 College Night, wIth 100 college rluaentmivea, 7:30 P.M., Lake Brantley High School. Students and parents Invited. Yens Pregram, lie., volurdeer, Inservice meeting, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, 312 W. First St., Sanford. Speaker Sheriff John Polk. Sanford Optimist meetIng, noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. DON'T GET CAUGHT Stablllfty TUflDAY. OCTORE$ C4100 Night, with 100 college repua.IMIves, 7:30 p.m., Valencia Community College. Studegs and parents Invited. seImie Ce.ty Board of Resillien Ae.cfates Educstlonaj Breakfast, 8:30 am., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434 Women's AwiIll.ry, VWF Pod 10100, Sanford, $ p.m. regular meeting at the Post Home. Sterling Part Elementary School Fifth Grade Open Home, of SANFORD, INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. 322.1321—Sanford when she got married — Mrs. Jackson went to -- 011 P SOUTHERN AIR' Born In Elba, Coffee County, Ala., she Is the oldest of 10 daughters of Levi and Wilma Coleman. Her father is a contractor and the family moved here when she was a child. Four of Mrs. Jackson's sisters teach In Seminole County schools. A fifth sister drowned at Wekiva Springs last summer. Mrs. Jackson's children are: Towana, 14, a student at Lakeview Middle School; Christopher, 10, All Souls School; Natalie. 8. and Trudy, 5, both at Idyllwilde school. During her married years, Mrs. Jackson, her husband and family lived in North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Frankfurt, Germany and they vacationed In England and Hawaii. Mrs. Jackson's father and brothers-hi-law attempt to fill the father role with her chlldreit. In the little spare time she has, Mrs. Jackson enjoys flower arranging. "Working with my hands Is good therapy for the mlnd," ,.... wu - Really - - Edgewater Drive, Orlando. MONDAY, OCIOBER is k AndWe. for Temple Iarael variety show, 7:30 p.m., Temple larsel social hail, 4617 Eli St., Orlando. They ackion , Workina otherin Mrs. Jackson is very proud of her parents college at Savannah State College in and her family Is close-knit. Her parents Savannah, Ga. Later she attended Florida have 15 grandchildren. "My father worked Technological Uniers1ty for her degree in hard and my mother was thrifty and all their teaching. children went to college," she said. "I chose the teaching profession because one question keeps popping up, Mrs. the professional world was not as open then as Jackson, 33, says: Why do you spell your first now to black women. Teaching was the name with an "I" rather than the usual professional head of the totem pole." feminine "e" "I asked my mother that, too," She taught three yesnInSniiole County she recalls, "and she said she didn't know; schools ..A t nra wiu site uxrngnr that's how It was spelled." Easthrook In the fourth grade and three The doctor put It on the birth certificate outside the county, and she has been explaining It ever since, 6-10 Pm., dance at VFW on - FRANCIS COLEMAN JACKSON: 'THERAPY' WITH HER PLANTS Left a widow with a family of under. scimolage children to bring up Francis Coleman Jackson found a way to earn a living and be with her youngsters at the same time. Her husband, Capt. Nathaniel Jackson, a nine-year veteran of military service, with only 6l days leftin his second tour of duty In Vietnam, was killed. With the 120,000 in insurance money, she not only had built a brick home, to house her family, but also purchased land and constructed a day care center. Mrs. Jackson opened the center with 20 children. The enrollment went to so the second year and to 116 the third year. "I was very lucky with the day care center," she said. "I could take my children with me while I was providing a service needed in the community. We would have breakfast togefber at the center and as they came of school age, I would take them to school from the center." uurmg ncr early married tile she was 18 OCTOBER 28, 197$ SUNDAY, ()cro.u24 compared with the op Like? HOSPITAL NOTES ENDAR Are his high school and college clH1%Ites went °i to Harvard, Yale and Staited becoming doctors and scientists. ,it opened my eyes to POrtwlltles available In West Virginia," Feather said. he said. "Someone has to make the laws and A3a youth ifl West Vlrgjnja,Featherlived police the school system and I'd rather make on a five-acre tract adjacent to the West Virginia University animal hesbsny farm, them than have them made for me." him the chance to ride horsesand work giving Born In Minnesota, Feather grew up In e. West Virginia In a small community called A tennis enfJ . Playingat east twice Chestnut Ridge, located near Mgantown, weekly, he also Is cultivating 21 orchid plants. and began his education in a tworoom "I'm ,I'm interested In them and they're doing schoolhouse. he said. In high school, he worked asa newspaper grFeatheraisohasreachedaondg: boy and considers one of his proudest acbeing his own boss." He Is a realtor and his compllshmenta being named "Newsboy of the wife, L)or (1d1) Is his associate. Year" In 1957. He fo ur children, Mark, Diane, In his junior year In high school, the family has and little Buddy. family has moved to Gainesville. "It was a real op been attending football games of Seminole portwüty. I grew up In West Virginia In a County high schools. His greatest pleasure, neighborhood where the children were not progressive, the majority did not go on to he said, was watch ing the "Seminoles" beat his old Gainesville alma mater. college. Feather decided to run for the school "Almost Immediately after I started board four years ago when he faced difschool In Gainesville, I was elected president ficulties as vice president of a development of the Key Club and treasurer of the student company and sales manager, he said, body," he said. because of the problems in the school Feather rent to the University of Florida m&ring it difficult to sell realmu - c. at Gainesville, gaining degrees In business "Seminole had bn good to me and I administration, management and marketing, wanted to give aomethjp.g back to the coon. graduating with the class of 1967. Many of ty," Feath.j iald. F What £vsaIa NeraM, Si.f.rd, Ft. - LEARN FOR FUN .. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEISURE TIME PROGRAM "Sailing Inst ruction " eight weeks, begins Oct. 25, meets Monday 7:30. 9:30 p.m. First five weeks: classroom Instruction In th eory of sailing, sailboat nomenclature, and design familiarization. The last three weeks will be practical Instruction In daysallers, board boats, and catamarans, Fee: $25. "Flower Arrangement," six weeks, Instructor: Mrs. Frank I.,. Woodruff III, nationally accredited Flower Show Schools Instructor and Judge. Begins Nov. 1, meets Monday 9-11:30 a.m., ends Dec. 8. Topics: History of American contempory design, typesof design, color nomenclature and color coordination, and accessorles. Each class period will include a demonstration, followed by a workshop In which the participants will make their own. arrangements. Fee: $1250. "Oil Painting," with Ms. Mildred Babcock instructing; $ begins Nov. 2, meets Tuesday and Thursday from 9a.m. to noon, tends Nov. 30. Fee: $15. "Coin Collecting for Pleasure and Profit." M. Timothy Dunn. professional numismatist, will be the instructor. Course covers all aspects of coin collecting with a view teaching students the Ins and outs of coin collecting the possible profits to be gained and the pitfalls one may enccunter. The central theme will be on the pleasure to be gained from the hobby. Fee $15. . Ig YVII FOR BOB FKCMM ON NOVEMBER 2nd Democrat, District 1, Seminole County Commissioner Pd. Pol. Adv. by Camp. Trees. Bill Slegrist "Beginner's Guide to Antiques," starts Nov 4, meets Thursdays 7 10 p.m., ends Dec. 16. Instructor Al Diedolf will discuss the following topics: What Is an Antique? Determining an Antique's Value; Fakes, Copies and Reproductions; Collecting on a Modest Income; and many other areas which will provide valuable information for those interested in starting the f ascinating field of coll ecting antiques. Fee us. - ' The classes listed above are lee-supported, and are presented at no cost to the taxpayer. Those desiring more information may contact the Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College. "MISSIONS San ford: Abortion Funding Ban Lifted By Judge Brian Scott PItimas John Suy, W. Roberts )i. I*4A WEATHER Se1,s $,,_ Ljs Evelyn Schols with a wg iit Herman Welborn H mid Ii por We I. = CdbC" C W offmnan Edwird A. Yancey aieIL L.ws lower I. mid NEW YORK (Al') A federEdith Jackson PatrIcia % 'c1a. The arnendineg banned Me- abortion Is a constitutional ho --1 *7 al judge has lifted a ban on Minnie Lee Ruffin Evelyn J. Shflard, DeBIT)! mph. Me- dicaid payments for all abar. right. Willie B. )dJ dlcald reimbursements for oslecarrout pjyy' TID Aidone C. Forrebi, In Washington, the DepartWarren H. Williams Jc.er'M W. Lmomkl, Doltona abortions, saying that a woman sivethe life of the mother, or hi ment )aytj Bacb gh of Health, Education and ,,., may net be bitted from ex. cases of rape and in Dorcdhea Henninger, DeB3, Stefan Sivak Jr., D pm, 11w 2:36 am., cest. Welfare said It would comply erclalng a comtltidjonaJ right Harry S. Bro*, Deltona Pauline Raes,, Orange pm. Deali ng said payments for with the ruling. No decision has 3:17 Michael J. Russo, Deltona p Cynth ia Warren, Lake because of a lack of money. Caverol: high 6:91 abortions would not save 7% ruling . been made ona possible appea, n.m., 697 p.m., I., 2:34 n.m., Marjorie L. Kniffin, Mocroe hi Brooklyn by payer, money Cae.lberry U.S. District Judge John Deoltentative codsbecause for me "the al- a spokesman said. Lisa 3:09 p.m. Joua, Altamonte Ing Jr. action bloc dical as. Deoling's decision came a Bayport high 1:R n.m., 3:28 ks Harvey H. Bloodsworth, Springs thetacked Hyde sistance during prenatal care. day after US. MusliM was District Judge pm., I., 600 a..., 1:11 p.m. Michael Ungard, Oviedo ll v. at birth and after are very John Sirica dismissed a sim on to a $56 mi ion Lowell Heath, Mt. Dera ilar ' much greater," ire wu th suit f iled In Washington by lowSpence r J. Harrill, Orlando at Congress aiuICtCdIn hl rufing h the clam . Income women brain Virginia Overri ding Pres DISCRAIIGES Ford's ident lion suit, Dealing said the fed- and the District of Columbia. TIN Sanford: Dooling said his ruling would ieral (Overurnent had no rigid to Mary Cleary SIrlca said In his decision that nte have the effect of nullifying th In b . the women had failed to show Clara M. Fields e agron Hyde Amendment In bet Mrs. John (Sandra) Klauck& right-to-fife the law would prevent the dates, wiless overturned by groups and baby girl tionists. District of CoIwnWaor Virginia He said that, under the law, from paying for abortions. C.D. Knight Robert Krethbrthg u ci Jacqueline A. Partain Arm Peacock ' -— d - School Menu MONDAY OCTOBER 29, 1V71 Freach fries Tator Tots Tn Talon Green. Baked Dessert Molk TUESDAY OCTOBER 21,197$ Flab Scalloped Potatoes Tossed Salad 1U1 Ilki UdUIS like Anna MariaIsland & &Yv Fill IN : Cindy — than Sping mod asyabere ubi RestfuL R'IUleg.FhMegithegiIf 'a quiet rinor. Tends Golf. Zambia.. c.erast inFlofts uiti.ai caster, Sonnets. Van Bezel list a ' - ... Oil 4" .11. ., NMI aid blue.grue. Gulf valor. A leisurely dft to pars" on ft MW "d - — Fruit Rolls and Milk ;WEDNESDAY October Ti, 197$ Oven Fried Chicken Whi pped Potatoes Green Beans Ice Cream Rolls and Milk THURSDAY October28, 197$ Frankfurter On Bun Baked Beans tliqr UW TO IN1111100 ' ,•'-. '_;' ,, Gulf coast. Manatee Couity, ihere an are huidreds of places to stay. ¼ It 11111M Uft om Pd on Pu "I ' ;'I' ---• '•' ' andstayforae,p.&ido. Wall. WS a beautiful spot to elsit dur. Indian nimeer. Celebrate fall in Manatee County on beaches lik, they --'.11 usodlobe. Write for information to: Manatee County Chimber of Commerce, P.O. Box 321, Dept. pi, Bradenton, Florida 33505 _________ 4"-::..• " '.'. ." Cole Slaw Baked Dessert Milk FRIDAY October 23, 1971 Ground Beef (Mg,. Choice) ButteredRice" MfzidVegetahie, Baked Apple Slices Orange Juice Rolls and Milk Menus are sub ject to change without notice. Arme Forces FREDDIE STAFFORD Marine Corporal Freddie L Stafford, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Stafford of 616 Cress Ave., Sanford, participated In exercise "Bonded Item" In the North Sea. He Is serving as a member of Regimental Landing Team 8, which Is a component of the 4th Marine Amphibious Brigade. A former student of Crooms Academy, he joined the Marin e Corps In August 1 968. ROBERT LA NG JL Navy Fire Control Technician Third Class Robert H. Lang Jr., w hose wife Christine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack J Jennings Of Semoran Blvd., Fern Park, participated In exercise "Bonded Item" in the North Sea. He Is serving aboard the amphibious command ship USS Mount Whitney, homeported at Norfolk, Va. A 1968 graduate of Maynard Evans High School, Orlando, he Joined the Navy in June 1974. WILLIE KING TAMPA U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sergeant Willie H. King, brother of Walter J. King of 502 Hickory Ave., Sanford, has assumed the position of senior enlisted advisor to the 56th Tactical Fighter Wing previously served as superintendent of the Fuels Management Branch at MacDill. The sergeant Is a 1948 graduate of Croons Academy High School and attended the United States Armed Forces Institute, Madison, Wis.. Northern Mich igan University, and St. Leo College's extension at MacDill. His wife, Bernice, is the daughter of Mrs. Lizan Vana of 904 Cypress St., Gilmer, Tex. - MMY OPPONENT REPRESENT THE PEOPLE IN DISTRICT33WHEN HE LIVES IN DISTRICT 341N - - My name is Bob Hattaway. . . your State Representative for District 33. My opponent is asking for your vote and he doesn't even live in the District with the people he wants to represent. He can't even vote for himself. Florida law requires At— — ,L the District he repre opponent has a mo and is only waiting f I not only live in Dist here. I grew up in S raised my family her business here. District 33 is my hon -' PROVEN LEADER * DEMOCRAT * �0-41`1111111mft NrIW. kifut Ps. . liiy. Co. w. im - L PRICES S000 IN TwIll COUNTIIS ONLY OSANSi, $IMINOu, OSCio tAXI, CITRUS, SRIYARD, COWIR, VOtU$1a4 SUMTIR CNAILOTfl, LII AND MARION L Quantity Rights Reserved JUST THE DOGGONDEST GAME: Referee signals a time out while pesky po= hm one of three first ball runs around rilht end In Lyman, Lake Brantley game Lyman Outlasts Lake Brantley ln ' Bac'kyard Battle, 6-0 Jackson Scores - i v i-or Iiouncls By KRIS NASH began to gather their Herald Staff Writer possessions and head for their 'We're mostly down, we're cars. On one side heads hung WI,%TO*IC. corma I W6 4 DJ physically down—we've taken disconsolately while *those our beatigs—but the kids did across the field bobbed with the not give up. They sucked 'em up spirit of celebration.. And then and came back and played a everyone froze and watched In great game." shock as the football got away - / Lyman defensive coach Bill from Lyman sophomore I ( Scott summed up the mood fullback Ben Ansley and Lake Friday night after the Brantley recovered it on the I - . Greyhounds, feeling the effects Greyhound 40 yardline with of a punishing Metro Con- 0:57 left. -' ference schedule, limped Into "We were In as good a shape Patriot Stadium with six there as we could've been at I yons gVa._1I )US, ru vu ky r ,uef (83), nIUnCi.I1,q J11 starters sidelined by Injury and the time," Raley said af• struggled to their Hid victory terward. "We thought we could i...O. Fields (20) tries arm tackle on Felder, Meyers (82) looks to block of the season, a last-ditch, 6.0 score. We thought we could squeaker over frustrated Lake throw the ball, and we could— Brantley. but we just don't have a lot of The contest was a scoreless experience at quarterback." tug-of-war scarred by fumbles, McCullum passed Incomplete penalties, interceptions and to Patriot receiver Tom White Ineffective offense until Lyman on a deep curl-In pattern Inside half back Wyman Jackson the Lyman 1, but a defensive '. shed bver left guard and pass lnterf*ce fil'set Lake r , rambled eight yards Into the Brantley up with a first--and-10 7 end zone with l:43 remaining in on the visitors' 25 yard stripe. the game. With the tying touchdown now "I thought it was a good ef- a tangible reality and the fort, especially by the defense," seconds blinking away at his (I said Greyhound boss Dick back, McCullum fired his next Copeland. "I thought the aerial straight into the hands of —' defense did super job. The defensive back Bret Poe, who .. offense stopped themselves, of fled to the Lyman 48 yardline 7 7\ • - • .%-. .'. / •. •. \\ course, with fumbles and before being downed. The / . - . - penalties, but I thought they did 'Hound offense ran off the hustle" remaining 32 seconds without There was little consolation incident. for Lake Brantley mentor Jim Scott had high praise for the Haley, who last week saw his defensive .• •• surge which club miss a two-point con- prevented Lake Brantley from version late in the fourth reaching paydirt and possibly 7.4 quarter and lose to Spruce pulling out a last second 7-6 .1!¼' Creek 14-13 after rallying from victory. a 14.0 halftime deficit. McCulium rushed by Swearinger (51), Beggs (84), Feider(83) "When you fumble like that Jones (22) tries to elude grasp of Peters (2 1) "They're all tough ones to right at the end, when the clock lose when they're like that," should be run out," the burly Haley said quietly. "I thought coach said, "a lot of times the at the half that we had them defense will come in and get 0 0 where we wanted them. But down and let them score. But I IS their experience showed up in just felt like we had held them the second half, and we made all night and they were jumost 0 some rookie mistakes that going to have to come up with a really hurt us." super play to beat us." Sharpening the pangs of ThetenorforLakeBrantley's I defeat for the Patriots was the ffnsivhowIng was fact that following Jackson's set on the Pats' opening series. score, the Forest City forces when they started from their CINCINNATI (AP) - The over Boston adding to the tion after Cincinnati won the had not one, but two chances to own 33 and drove 51 yards in , Cincinnati Reds may have been sweetness of victory. National League pennant, but pull victory out of the fire and eight plays. With a third-andBy The Associated Press and play them," says veteran lerence Eastern Division while - spoiled last year by winning "I'll always remember the Fountain Square remained blew them both. goal at the Lyman six, tailback It's sink-or-swim this Sunday Miami wide receiver Howard Pittsburgh is last in the AFC their first world championship excitement of those seven relatively calm the evening We Brantley's Bud Kelsh Edward Upson fumbled back to for the Miami Dolphins. Ditto Twilley. "It's possible for us to Central. since 1940 In such dramatic games," said Morgan. "That after the World Series, took the ensuing kickoff on his the 11 yardline. Lake Brantley the Pittsburgh Steelers. win the rest of games and make style. The San Francisco Giants first time is always the most t.ast ' r there were cele- 30 yardline and moved it out to recovered, but the Greyhounds Both teams are struggling to the playoffs. I'm not predicting play the Atlanta Falcons in an The second championship exciting and I'll always b ea, the playoffs and the 43. Working from strong stopped them dead on fourth keep their helmets above water we will, but it's possible." aon.1;r came in a more mundane man- remember it, but the second NFL game tonight. Elsewhere The two were field position, sophomore down and took over the ball, and sorely need victories to The Dolphins are a big favorSunday, it's Chicago at Dallas; ner—a four-game sweep over time Is just as important, just intensity, and this quarterback Jim McCullum aIlk Lake Brantley, now 2-5 for the keep their National Football ite to end a three-game losing Cincinnati at Houston; San the New York Yankees and the as the third time will be." years crowds we more sub- dashed around right end for League playoff hopes breath- streak. The expansionist Buca- Diego at Cleveland; New Engfans who turned out for the offiseven yaz ds, then drilled Chris (Continued on Page 3B) e crow th turned UrflOU ing. UI e U comparison. In co Pa dod neers haven't won a game In six land at Buffalo; Denver at cial victory celebration Friday . Moneuse with a first-down P same numbers—about The Steelers and Dolphins, starts. I•!iT Jo could feel the difference. Kansas City; Baltimore at the "This year's crowd is differ- at the Lyman 4. LYMAN oo,ice both with 2-4 records, have the LAKE RANTLEY The Steelers are heavy favorNew York Jets; Minnesota at "I couldn't get turned on according es— ent ... like us," said Manager The Pats called time out to 12 First Downs 9 opportunity to stay in their re- ites to beat the Giants, also 0-6. Philadelphia; Los Angeles at about the World Series this 10 cheer for IflY ' , same Sparky Anderson. "They're plot offensive strategy, but on Yards Rushing 31 115 spective races with games Yards ass "We've got to win the rest of New Orleans; Green Bay at year," said Reds captain Pete heroes uUrui As years ce e- more professional than ever be- the next play McCullum hurled 611 49 1 171 against winless opposition. But them," said linebacker Jack Oakland, and Detroit at Seattle. Rose. "I didn't expect it to be as " ation. lore, a pass that was intercepted by S37 PuntsAverae 33s both must win—or forget the Lambert of the defending Super In a Monday night game, it's St. exciting as last year, but that's The city had planned only one Fumbles-Lost Lyman defensive ace Stan 5 2 32 season. Pittsburgh plays the Bowl champions. "A 10-4 record Louis against Washington. Penalties because of the way we won it." major blowout to cover the "I'm more thrilled this year Balabanski and arrived out to L New York Giants, while Miami is just going to have to be good Cincinnati and Houston will Second baseman Joe Morgan whole playoff period—in which than l was last year, but we've the Greyhound 39 with 1:11 to Lyman ' • • '—' battles Tampa Bay. enough." also talked about the drama of the Reds did not lose a game. learned to express ourselves Lake Brantley try totake the upper hand in the ° —0 "W5- can forfeit the rest of our last year's seven-game victory There was a spontaneous erup- and it stays inside." Miami is tied for third with AFC Central. They're tied for That was the ball game. Fans t. - Jackson run (kick failed) games or we can go out there Buffalo in the American Con- first with 4-2 records. Rose On Series No urne fl I I Miami Stor flOrSwim Golden Age Olympics 15 Days And Off Countilina :lilliards, bicycle racing, horticulture and fishing. What do they have in common' little, if anything, unless you're a member of that elite group which will take part In the Second Annual Golden Age Olympics, sanctioned and sponsored primarily by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The 'Olympics' take place Nov. 8-13 in Sanford at various sites and are restricted to those we affectionately refer to as Senior Citizens. Things start on Monday, Nov. 8, when those atlcianados of the cue stick go at it at Sanford's Civic ( i ' Center at 10 a.m., and from then on there's something for everyone of those who often feel left out of life's happening's because some people are of the opinion that once you pass a certain age you're supposed to lay down and forget it. Once the 1' Ball billiards competition get going, there's no stopping, as ceramics and crafts, checkers, dominoes and horticulture move onto the scene of the opening day's activities, to be followed by a cross country bicycle race, more ceramics and crafts, a cribbage tournament, golf at the Mayfair Country Club and the judging of the horticultural entries on Tuesday, Nov. 9. And the list goes on—and on, and on, until the entire event is capped off by a dance for everyone of the participants at the Civic Center on Saturday, Nov. 13. Various and sundry committees have been working on the 'Olympics' for many months, trying to iron out any unforeseen difficulties before they can occur. Jack homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Is working hand In glove with everyone cennected with the occasion and says none of it would be possible without the cooperation of McDonald's , who is, has been, and will be supporting the 'Olympics'. "Without the help of all these supporting groups," Homer said, "noi:e of this would be possible. Why just Thursday," he added, "we got a call from the Toronto, Canada, Globe, wanting to know about our Olympics. This type of exposure wouldn't be possible without the help of everyone concerned." Senior Citizens of Sanford and Seminole County It's time to stand up and be counted. This Is your chance! �U Is ka 'd, Pt. kslsy. - . W.24 Ift - : Oviedo On Iosin ' 0 -- I nd Of 44,=O Loss To Astronaut - - - a I - 4 Seven Quit Lions Team, But Coach Sees Cohesiveness Key To Future 4 Erving Not Enough. _ As 76ers 'Spurred1 0141'a I . come - .1 It P , . 19 i - ~ . Ir, y _ • ,, "' ____ _z tZ - r. - ---.--.-.-.. Willis cranks u third do" Lake Howall 1 pass, which was Intercepted I nlz A C 4, : . -..4.1.;I t)_(') 1 ORLANDO-Lake Howell tel of defeat for the IIILJ the pangs time In seven games Frida: th by a night when Colonial laced South Seminole school unmerciful 420 (viaL Jay Todd, whose III the middle kept Colonial drive going all night, scored foui touchdowns on rims of 4, 1. and 5yards. In all, Todd carried 24 tine for 102 yards. Lake Howell was a game opponen In the flr3t half, trallhigby only &j31 the defenae.orlented contest. However. Todd scored twice plunges LAKE HOWELL COLONIAL First Downs 31-12 Ruihes.y$rch 13-15.4 Passing Yards In 217-3 Passes 134.3 PUN$ 3 Fumb(.s.L..os, _ 3flPonattj.s.y•rd5 Lake H.w,iI 134 0 10-IS I I S I-I S 5021-ss C - Todd I run (kick tailed) C - Todd 1 run (Scymonjak pass from Burkett) C - Todd 7 run (Williams kick) C - Todd 3 run (pass fluid) C- Slymoniak I run thud) C - SafØy, punt biockod In md zone C - Gordon 1 - -. Evert Seeks Title Passes Punts 13-31-0 2-103 2-1 5.40 _ ____ ___________ _______ _ _ Man" wishes he could __ '0° ' - 23133331 3 3 I S Z3 II v.ncvr ) 740; Q ( 1 7) a o WALlS cospIl1Nce *1St P (I-?) 14140. -- remain- toot _ ___ a _______ ____ ______ Prep Football ____ Nets - ____ ___ __ ____ ___ 11 ________ 'I.- -- .' . ..- -I ____ - rd ...,.-. ,).•_• ______ - S , r r - - -. .. . / _di: ".' - I - -.- , . _ p.I1 . '!"n" - - .4.. ,-., - f- -- - , y - .' WAØI'. -. , ______ - I - Lyman :. , '' Basketball ry -.. . - Bowling 11111, - Tie Pleases Rockies In 3-3 N. Star Tilt 1 Flnny gets short yardage up middle Singles Elimination -. " "I . $4 o 4 - 0) I - station, Portland Gains Laker toff " Mac Laurin Still Hot - - S ing 137 3-5 4-SO Cho Mim . physically! ; 1 ' 1132 Fumbl.$.Lost Penalties-y.rds Astronaut Oviedo N Howard Porter's Ilfoo ___ ASTRONAUT OVIIDO IS First Downs io $227 RUShes-Yards 20-1 135 Passing Yards 5-4 run (Williams kick) - - i 3 0 S 23 it 4 4 0 I 33 31 Cofo (1) I'M. imidi. OlvIsiva - .. "It's hard to compete with these teams because of their caliber of play," said Montgomery. "Astronaut could have easily beat usIoo.. All we could do was give our best." Before a crowd that had more Astronaut fans than Oviedo, the Lions gave their beat but It was not enough to stop the War Eagle machine. Astronaut was able to move the ball at will, helped along by five Lion turnovers that led to touchdowns. However, Oviedo did manage one sustained drive that brought them to the War Eagles' five-yard line but It was Mailed as the Lions fumbled. Montgomery had said before the game that, "Everyone here, except the players and coaches, thinks we will lose. We've got everything to gain and nothing to lose." The Lions almost lost In the third period to open it up _____________________________ ____ teams. and Lake Howell ml4afres let the game slip Into a ruMway. The Hawks wound up with 98 yards of total offense while Colonial amassed 31. _ KIEV _ PtIS N, PlIfl-$.Icnai.S,j D NouN Dlviiis. but the ?latioriai BNketbSII EddYMUSI (1) jumper 1$ secondo 7 11 14.10. 750. Billy Paults a fo 2. Llfl'l4jIoSa er rm te amsoclatlon's "Six Million Dollar L.a. 4 2 3 11 31 50 g clinched Ift' 13.00.5.20 4140; P. (I-I) 1fl10; DO p ry mateofErving's with the Nets, (1-11 1. play the scored 7 OIIJtJ to lead San AnI 4 3 4 15 31 THIRD- I. Idy.Jayj (4) 13.10, Warn scene over. NIg4J 123, Pacers 1$ 1 3 1 3 IS 15 io. 3.50: 2. Larrl-Soto (3) ISO. Dtrt tonio. The Spurs were trailing "I'm not Dan fuel, dominating play 310; 3. Eth1no.Miuet (2) 3.00; Q Aseass DIslitos psrticulary N.7 late In the game before around the basket scored 4 2 0 13 31 30 (4.S)3O40:PP(43))J5..ij CIeve 323 I 2415 - tally! got Into the game, but brakin It FOURTHI. Aredia.3ancf,i, (7) ver a 3 3 0 4 17 14 wasn't the factor first NBA season with an easy 740&30:LNIgfo(1)3.50;Q(5. k Fd like to becorne" victory over Indiar,a 7)150.50; P (7.4) 30100. DO (4.7) Jai 111 Suns N 171.50. The hlgh.prfced rward, rua iT , New Orleans go 53 points ilS ty from a lack of pork, ran Rich Jones toned In a 254001, 4.00. 4.00; 2.SaIa.eengom (2) ,,. Ott from ItS fW baCkCOWt C'Olfl running of wind faster than he one-band shot at the 3.00; 3. Alava.Arc. (514.50; 0(2-10 binatlon of Pete Matavich and bin Jacksonville Enoliwood is, and only played 16 expected 34.00; P (42) 150.30. as the New York Orange Park 12 minutes Gall Goockidi to beat Poenua. Arta-imgo (4) 17.10. while his new teen lad a 121Tallahassee Gov 27. Panilbroke Into the NBA with a ,. SIXTH; 5.20; 2. (2) S.M. la Escambla 0 115 decisIon tothSan .ntonlo 1' dramatic victory over Goklan 310; 3. Ar.cha.Soto (ö)3 5 rr i (24) Cavalien in, B Milton 20. P*ssacola P11W Spurs Friday 41.50; P (4-2) 130.30. Slate. The Nets scored four Forrest 14 i!.n '. Austin Cart and Jim Brewer points in the final $IVlNy$-. I Dpao.CoIdo (3) Springs ______ ___ Erving performed CredIt1hi3I, sparked Mar i a n n a 27, DeFunl* four seconds 12.10,440,3,50; 7. a 12.4 spurt at the Mart fora lci.5offl (1)7.50. scorIng 17 points In his I comeback victory bthre a 3.00; 3. Ursa-Via (3) 3.00; 0 fl-s) brief of the fou rt h quarter as Tallahassee Florida High 13, capacity crowd of 13,155P (3.1) 1101.30; iii 0 (2.1) MCiiIICetIo S Cleveland opened its NBA sea- many of whom and (12) 1121.30. supar form, had Palmetto II, Killian 7 ---purchased EIGHT11111- 1. AW4-Aft (4) Miami Nwiftwester" 22, "Itwasalackofcondftlocthi.g son with a victory over cago. tickets expecting to see Erving 12.50.4.00 3. AntOknga (3)35.20. 5.00. MiomI Lakes 1 ___________________________________________ more than pressure," Erving in a riots' uniform 2.IO; 3. 5llbo..Jn(1)g40Q(,4) Miami Laken Columbus 23. South 1e',i '-yfr said. "I don't think I ever 43.40; P 131.70. Dade 3 Karcem Abdul-Jabber HINTH-l. Ar.cp.a (5t scored rn1ssed so many foul shots In a 3.50, Hiatah I?, i4mI 3.40; 2. Arta (2) 10.50, 3.40; 3. Alava so 33 points, 12 during a decisive leach 10 game (5-of-13. I didn't (7) 330; Q (7.3) 4jq _______ .P ( 32)112.50. Miami Colonial JO, thi quarter, to lead Los LAngeDidstanø havemylreath.w)ierilget rny TINTN-1.Manelo(7) 13*040. 0 1,..... I les past Washington. V i Cto 340. Maruwi (4)5.404.40; 3. wind, I'll be a Fermi, better foul MiamI Ransom 15, Balm 0 ______1. JackSonville Lee 23. Lake shooter." DO (37) 113.10. City 17 The celebrated player, sold to ILIVI$'fl-. I. Ogulza.Eig,a Jacksonville bItes (5) Philadelphia 11.10,11.30.4.10; 2. Arecha.pesn AlachuaSanta Fe S the New York Rain Slows 'Em (4) 11.20. 3.10; 3. Arts-Sato (3) ( Continued Fm Pa 10) ng Green 14. Alchua Nets Thursday In a deal which I Q (1-5)41.10; P (14)107.10. 2.40; Marion I Rolli ,. will eventuall cost PALM SPRINGS, Ca. TWILFT1. Anton-Aguirre (2) season, Wound UP with tour Hilliard II, BaIn S 2340, 7.10, $30; 2. $anfir () more than million, was given Rain caused the postponement fumbles and four interceptions 5-50.140:3. Chiefland 20. Hawthorne II ................. -.: Ma rr.a (7) 1.10; a one-minute dandg ovation Fernanda bath IL Perry e: ofthesemlflnalssinglesmatch.. for the night while the 0(2-4) 41.50; Prurl.l, (2-4) 151.70; Big 0 I .-• . Taylor County 7 '. .,.. . when he was lntroducJ before es In the $200,000 Inaugural Longwood squad was P11Ued (S-I with all .2) 203.30 and (SI with Gainesville Ii. Gainesville the game, s .'. -.r' • women's tennis tournament, by five bobbles and one short all -4) 30340. Buchholz Handle- 817)300; A- 331$. -. Erving was used sparingly St. Augustine St. Jes.pi 27. THAT'S THE BREAKS, Walt Disney characters Goofy and Mickey circuited aerial In boosting Its Gainesville Oak Hall 7 since he missed pre-season Mouse slate to i. Live Oak 3.4, Jasper County 7 offer some Inside Information Delaney Advances to Arnold Palmer as training because of a sala Lake Butler 7. Newberry 0 Jackson got Lyman's gameANNIE, HEE.HEE..HEE he prepares for the sixth annual Walt Disney World dispute with the Nets, McClenny 34. Palatka Central National Basketball winning 51-yard march tinder Ass.clatl.n 11 Golf Classic National In *ter NBA SYDNEY, Australia - way on a it was EASTERN CONPIRINCI Team Championship, Nov. 47, New Orleans lii,action, Ocala Forrest 10. O.Land 23 12-yard burst to the Phoeni Amei Atlantic DivIsion Jim Delaney ad- Pats' 39 yardilne with x 95; Palmer will team up once again with Callahan 20, Crescent City I slightly Leonard Cleveland 100, Chicago 95; W L Pd. GB vanced to the semifinals of the more than five minutes Boston Jacksonville Paxon 33. PuS. Thompson for the one-of-a-kind 1 0 1.000 PGA event, 104 two- Angeles 103, Washington therS $125,000 Australian Indoor Buffalo 1 0 1.000 remaining In the contest. Two NY Knicks Jacksonville Wilson 4, Ed man teams will compete bra share of the 1200,000 In Detroit 99, Kansas City 95; Tennis t 0 1.000 Championship defeating plays later Greyhound quar- NY Nets white 1 prize money. i 0 1000 Denver 123, Indiana 110 and the Paul Kronk of Australia 5-1, 6-3. Jacksonville Parker 13. Stan. terback Bob Burkhart swept Pttilphla 0 1 .000 1tonO Central Divisi o n left end on an option pitched Bishop Kenny I 0 ion - 21,Jacksonville back to Jackson, who sprinted sHouvw Green Cove Springs Clay 1$ Antonio 1 0 ton Seminole 21, Sarasota Rlv. for another first down at the Cleve 1 0 1.000 ru II N Orleans i 0 1.000 hosts' Lakeland Kathleen 25. deer. Washton 0 1 .000 1 After a keeper by Burkhart Atlanta water IS 0 I .000 1 Largo 2$, brandunton Ma. and an inside smash, a thirdBy AARON KAUFMAN WESTERN CONPIRINCI 1 naive 20 1111111111101011 DivisIon and-one fumble recovered by SI. Petersburg Northeast 17, Denver i 0 1.000 Lyman set up the white-shirted Defroll -'C Boca clew 0 By The Associited Press i 0 1.000 scoring opportunities In the mm's NI-IL career. He's secoivi invaders with a first-and-b On Kan CItt St. St. Petersburg Catholic 20, Who said a tie Is like kissing period, was nevertheless satis- among 0 1 .000 1 Catholic 0 active NHL goalies, Lake Brantley's 13. Burkhart ChICQO 0 I .000 1 your sister? John Wilson (led with his team's overall three Dixie Hollins 7, Lakewood 0 0 I .000 1 behind Chicago's Tony fired complete to end Herb MiIwke* St . Petersburg 47, Gibbs S doesn't think so. Neither does performance. lnda 0 2 .000 l Esposito in career shutouts. Opens Felder at the eight yardilne, Tampa Leto 34, Duneden 21 Pacific Division Simon Nolet. Cardinal Mooney n. Admiral and on the next play Jackson LOS Mg 1 I 3 w s, A 2 "I guess we have to be happy "The team is killing penalties Portland 0 knif ed th 0 .000 rough th e left side to Sanford Bowl neriea Is Three first-period goals. Names City II. Brooksville its own miniat wIth atle,"notedWn,h o 0 .000 version of TBA and t* 'Call It singles eftmbsatjo,L The tcur.-dths-Cclacado Ree:-score practically untouched. Seattle HernandO 0 Phoenix said. "If we get.our power play eluding Tom Earl's wore on the 0 1 .000 Williston 3. Crystal River 0 nament will be held every other Friday night, beginning bFokedow,, ondoteriie flrthot ortlie gathe, heIped 41 .OQQ "1 liked the way we came going, we ought Nov. GaInesville P.K. Young 33, Friday's R es ults The first ro und will dart at midnight. for about two plays," Haley to be tough." New England beat Houston. Dunnellon 7 back," noted Colorado star SiClevela nd iO& Chicago 95 said later. "When they ran that Entry fee Is $13, which must be prepaid by the preceeding Inverneu Cit rus 21, Eustls$ San Antonio 121, Philadelphia mon Nolet. Elsewhe re in the NI-IL, VanSa i nts 2, Cowboys 2 i1i Wednesday. Bowl America is limiting entries to 64, Hudson 25. Land 0 Lakes 0 option that tune, and again on III and It is first The two made their views couver defeated Atlanta 5-3 and Now New Port Richie Gulf 24. Dave Keen's 400th LOS major Angeles the touchdown play. They had a 103, Washington come, first serve. known after the Rockies pulled Detroit blanked the New York league goal late in the Hills II first pe.. little motion with it and we went This is the format for the tournament: First round (by draw Tarpon Springs 47, Tampa out a 3-3 National Hockey Islanders 5-0. In the World nod lifted Minnesota Into a tie Denver 123. Indiana 110 Jesuit0 for it. But we played good - head to head competition, three games; Second round Detroit 99, Kansas City N League tie with the Minnesota Hockey Association, It was New with Calgary. Hard" 7. Oradenton South. defense-we had six or seven New Orleans ill , Phoenix 9$ winners of first round, head to head, one game; Th ird round (by eas North Stars Friday night. England 5, Houston 2; MliiNew York Nets Roadrunners 104. 4, Golden Jets 3 people around the football 511 State 103 draw) - head to head, one game; Fourth round - winners of Ocala Forrest 10, OeLanø 22 "In the second and third pen. nesota 2. Calgary 2 and Phoenix Hobble Ftorek knocked In the night. We just couldn't get any Cocoa 12. Okeechobee 11 third round, head to head, one game; Fifth round - Top four Saturday's Games ods, we played extremely well,' 4. Winnipeg 3. Tampa Plant 9.Tampa Cattio. winning goal in San Ant on the third period offensive punch going." io at New York winners bowl single game to determine first through fourth place. said Wilson. "We were sloppy in K nicks and goaltender Gary "I thought Lake Brantley Kurt held The prize lid, based on 64 en tries: $200, $100, $75, $W, th Phil Robert o's first goal of the last 10 min utes of the First Williston 3. Crystal River 0. Philadelphia at Buflalo (5 off a last-minute attack by win- played beads-up ball and gave a ovt through h) $20, $10 (9th through 16th); High Individual game Washington at Detroit the year, period and they sco red goals a 40-foot slap shot nipeg to Wauchula Hardee 7. Bi-aden. lead Phoenix past the fired-up effort," Copeland said. Indiana at Chicago with handicap, our errors. The errors put in from the right side in the third Jets. ton Southeast 0 Boston at Milwaukee "And I think we played a good period, gave the Rockies their • Bronson 32, Orlando Tabera hole-but we came back." Phoenix at Houston ball game For as many injuries DeLand radio nancle 0 WKKX, is sponsoring a March of Kansas City at Denver Nolet, mildly disappointed tie with Minnesota. as had. Heck, we're proud to Tampa HilIsrougn 17 Or. Ne* York Nets at Portland Dimes bowling tournament at DeLand Lanes on Nov. 6 at 4 p.m. that the Rockies blew several lando Boone 14 Today's Games Wfl Canucks 5 Fourman teams may enter at $16 per squad. Entry forms may 3 Brandon 17, Tampa Chamber. Milwaukee at Atlan ta be picked up at Bowl America. lain 20 Dennis Ververgaert scored Los Angeles at Cleveland Cos 52-Game Losing two of Vancouver's three Fort Meade 21. La k eland SanNew York Nets at Seattle . ta Fe 0 PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Good luck to bowlers of the new Strom berg-CarL,on league Streak Concluded Ond-period goals as the Canucks Trenton s. Bell II that begin bowling Monday night at 6:30 p.m. ieFeated Atlanta. it was only The Portland Trail blazers of Branford 19, Cross ci ty 0 Football th Bronson 32, Orlando Taber PROPST CROSSROADS, for second victory of the season the National Baskeball A&socinacle Christian 0 42 iltion anno un c ed National the Canucks, who had today the sign. Football Congratulations to Bobble Richards for bowling three 124 League N.c. lAP) Fred 1. Foard Keysto ne Heights 70, PINEHURS', N.C. (AP) Host AMERICAN CONFERENCE shots on goal against the ing of Corky Calhoun, a 6-foot-7 games. She will receive a W!BC and Topper award. 0 IItIIh School ended a 52-game Fl Eastern Division Mrs. Ciel MacLaurin of Savanforward who had been ames 5f Augustine 13, Starke football l osing streak F ri day W L T Pct. PP PA on waivers by the Los Anplaced Eau Gallie 54, American o geles nah, Ga., fresh off a victory at Belt Here are the top Stars, Queens, and Youth of last week: S 1 0 .533 153 114 night with a 29-6 vi ct ory over Cocoa Beacti 10. Melbourne Red Wings 5, Islande rs 0 Hilton Head Island, S. C., fired New Eng I.akers. 4 2 0 647 172 122 (Star) Los Henderson +160 (138 avg.); Tom Thomas +141 (1 Central Cat ho lic S Bunker Hill. It was Foard's S Dan Maloney and Michel 2 4 0 .333 119 170 Calhoun, 26. a University of an opening par 73 Friday and Miami New Smyrna avg.); Margaret Jacobs +131 (140 avg.); Larry Picartiat +l Beach homecoming game and first Bergeron each scored two goals Buff 35. 4 2 0 -333 115 Ill carried a one stroke lead into NY Jets Apopka I (164 avg.). (Queen) Pat Gallano +175- us Bean Pennsylvania graduate, has today'ssecondroundoft9 I 5 0 .157 50 172 victory since 1971. and Ed Giacomiri recorded his played f9 (09 Flagier Palm Coast Inter. Central Division four years in the NBA annual avg.); Eloise Marable +109 (127 avg.); Mary McLaughlin +105 lachen 0 Foard is 1-7 this season and second shutout this year as Cincl North and South Ladies 4 2 0 .667 III De- with Phoenix and the (133) avg.). (Bantam) Julio CeBellos +92; (Junior) Brenda Fort Myers 6. Venice 0 nextrneets WestUncoin,w hich troll whipped the Islanders. It He Hstn 1 2 0 447 127 76 Lakers. Naples 42. Fort Myers Cy. has averaged six points a Senior golf championship. Clutter +115. Cleve 3 3 0 500 177 170 hasn't won a game this year. was the press Lak es Ii Mrs. MatLaurin, recent win- Pitts 53rd shutout of Giaco- game, 2 4 0 .333 13) 116 LaBelle 6. Sarasota Booker 3 net of the U.S. Golf Association Western Division ChQcta*hatchee 13. Pens. $ I 0 $33 Senior Women's title at Mon- Oakld cola Woodham 6 Diego 1 2 0 .647 143 120 terey, Calif., Wednesday won Dnv Chan,inade Il. St. Thomas 7 3 3 0 500 134 Fort Lauderdale Northeast the 54-hole Hilton Head Island Kan City 2 4 0 .333 124 175 ________________ ________________________ great In pulling the team together, especially coach Montgomery." Montgomery believes that playing football has a price and Oat his team has paid that price while the quitters could not. "I have the players working out during the off season tokeep In shape. Then when school starts, I require them toe In a weightlifting program. If the player works hard In these programs, he has paid the price. The 20! have now have paid that price." The 14 Lions have Indeed paid as they have had compete against the likes of New Smyrna, Sanford, and Astronaut, all top-ranked • Hawks Fall To 2-5 Mark 8 New York Nets 104, Golden Julius Erving made de State 103. with ti s- - si i.e, FRIDAYNESULTS I ii. Irn-3S- . 3317 t2 ____ UP. Our coaching staff has been ' ,j I'I es. Jai-Alai OILANOO.$IMtNOI.i ______ - i'• By The % Siadoy, ____- football program UgoedUwoughUn yon, but you will Mild that now of the players win give up on the playing f1e Split end, John Olisen, assumed It up when heaald,"Eyeryboijyon this team hasi lot of desire. We're not quitters." The Lions have had trouble thlsyeerinalntalnlngasizeable squadslnce seven playerahave qulL ThecouM is down to . w!,jon to Olcen, both quarterback Randy Willis and coach Joe Montgomery feel that the team has solidified with the loss of the diopoids. "It took usawhlle but we got rid of all the quitters," dated Willis. "It's been a and lthink we have proved that weareatearn that doesn't give The Oviedo *' it ' p. \, I ____ ByAAIION KAUFMAN something that Is the backbone and a first down on the 20, the determination of the boys He raIdCard of every sports team, pride. Astronaut declined the In- will prepare in better for oul It has been a rough season for The War Eagles, leading 420 fraction and save thejut three games. Time games the Oviedo Lions, so a 440 loss In the third quitter, had a ball. are all that we are thinking to Thiave Astronaut Friday punting situation on the Oviedo "My assistant coaches, Sam about now." night did mt make things much 35 The ensuing Lion rush Momary, Don Guntafion, Steve Next week Is homecoming for knocked down the punter Burgan, Joist Thomas, Mitt Oviedo as It entertains West Yet,'tlrough all these hard- resulting In a roughing the Gflllo and I knew It was going Orange. The Lions will then ships there is an element the kicker penalty being assessed to be tough this year," cosn- play Lake Brantley at home Lions possess is certain to make against Oviedo. merited Montgomery, "but I and Apopka away for the final them a bitter team In games to Instead of taking the penalty think their excellent work and two contests. Is Oyjd I I II I =SMI n^AE% Iis NuraN Msr, FL . 4 1 _ 1 • II 21 7 2-44 ISIS- i , - A - Herring S run (Carter kick) A - Curtis 21 pass from Collingsworth (Carter kick) A PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) Chris Evert plays earlier CoIIinswrm (Carter kick) A - Curtis 33 pass from Collin . Sworth (Carter kick) A - Herring IS run (Carter kick) A - Battle IS run (Carter kick) - than usual today, but by mid afternoon Is expected to add the $45,000 first ,rtze of the In. augural tennis tournament to her winnings for the year. The $200,000 event's semifinals were postponed Friday night at the Mission Hills Cointry Club because of rain. That meant Miss Evert, from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., winner of the Wimbledon and U.S. Open events and 31 straight matches, had to play England's Virginia Wade in an early morning sanifinal match today. In the other semifinal, Francolse Durr of France, who now lives In Phoenix, Arts., was scheduled against Terry Holladay of La Jolla, Calif., the big surprise of the tournament. Miss Evert and Miss Wade were slated with the other two players playtngooasidecourtattbewne 5:30 a.m., PDT time, thus avoiding any argument that tigue could be a factor in the 1 P.M. finals. "The rain probably won't affect our play," Chris cornritented. "But I've never had to play semifinals and finals on the same day, or semis early." A - Willis tackled in end zone Cards Acquire Texas S u tton isw iava.je on Marantel in center court, ST. LOUIS lAP) - The St. Louis Cardinals have obtained the contract of a right-handed vninr league relief pitcher Johnny "Ike" Sutton from the Texas Rangers. The team said Friday that Sutton was acquired from the Rangers In exchange for Mike Wallace, a left-handed relief hurler. Sutton spent last season with the Rangers' Sacramento farm club where he acquired a 104 record with 12 saves. Wallace had a 3-2 record and two saves for the Cardinals during the season. fa- Mulloy Ousted CIIA1UAYrrE, N.C. No 1 seed Tot-ben Ulrich eliminated Gardener Mulloy 6-2, 6-1 in the opening round of a three day tennis tournament. - so - -- .1 •J nJJ U$$ release - - Calhoun I pass from Lions' Carter (65) brings down ball carrier C ' KEGL ER Hubert Green Up By One COI.LJMBIJS, Ga. (AP) - bumpy, super-fast greens, defending champion Hubert Green figured out a way to get around the putting problems that have turned the $1,000 Southern Open into a golfing horror show. lie chipped In-and therefore didn't have to putt-on two holes which were sandwiched around a three-toot putt that made it three birdies in a row. And it was one putt For three holes. Those heroics led him to a two-under-par 68 Friday and a one-stroke lead at 136 halfway through this event that has trig- lie was tied with Jerry But his problems weren't the McGee, who shot a 68 and said worst. Many of the touring pros "putting these greens Is scarier happily would have traded than watching Jaws." Places with him. Mostof the other comments "The green is unplayable," weren't q ui te so humorous- said Toscano, "After I finished particularly those comments I went back out there and aimed at the slick, sloping 17th watched several groups go green, all but denuded of grass. through. I saw a lot of three"You can put yourself In a putts. I saw a lot of four-putts. I position where it's no cinch to saw Gibby Gilbert and Mike two-putt From two feet," said Reasor five-putt. And they George Archer, long recognized weren't the high men." as one of the game's premier putters. "I'll put you three feet above the cup and bet you $1,000 at 3-1 YOU can't two-putt," said Fred Marti. "I had a six-footer and I never Felt so helpless in all my life," said Harry Toscano. "The gered the anger of many of green Is unplayable." golf's touring pros. "1 was on the green in one "I'll tell you, boys, these (the 17th at the Green Island greens are absolutely unbeliev- Country Club is a par three able," said Jim Colbert, the and in the bthlker in two," said first round leader who fell to Wayne Yates. "Putted it right two strokes back with a 71-138. in the bunker." Gilbert, one of the first-round leaders, didn't find it at all funny. His five-putt dropped him well back in the pack at 144. lie had It about 33 feet below the cup to start with. His first putt went about three feet above and to the left of the cup. lie just touched It, the ball lipped out of the hole and rolled more than, 30 feet back to the lower Fringe, lie ran his next, one back up the slope. It missed the hole, paused for just a IflOnlent and then started rolling back. ___________________________________________________ I(ORPJER.___- AT BOWL AMERICA , Senior Ladies. Invitational Tpa Bay Cardinal Gibbons 0 0 4 0 000 34 133 Piper 35, Coral Springs Mary Tucker. ill; Phyllis Walsh. JaneOavls 176; Janice Gregory 161; Hover Ill; Marie 115; T er esa Lowie, 160, Bonnie Peroui 272. Sharon Raymond 171. Ester Szabo Grocery 9-17; 20 Burns Texaco Larry Picardat 592; Wayne Epps Haul 5-li; Benton, 193; Ann Smith, 157; Standings: lahs 177; Misfits IS I; Ill, Louis. Cosfantlno 116. Four $, 19's; 12 A.J. Acey Duecy 16-I; 1. Jokers 14.10. Charlott Chaplin, 172; Lena 573; Jim Mayes 551; Millard Lossing Transfer I. Storage I, 19'.. High Series: Jeannie Bell 451. Strickland S46; Phil Roche 336; John Hits Misses I) II; Swingers 1311. Slarewicz. 137. Jane Davis III; Sharon Raymond Perozjl 523; Jack Kaiser 511; High Games. Muriel Phillips Ill; Jokers Wild 9',-II'.,; Legionaires High Series: Ann Smith, 330; Jesse Marlene Burk 153; Sylvia Hittle Ill; 3Cook 504; Dottie Bryant 509. Bonnie Oenton, $13; Mary Tucker. I-iS",; Antlers I 16. Eight Balls S Ann Smith 141; Nancy Rivers Converted Splits: Ester S:abo 17Converted Splits 490. Phyllis Walsh, 159; Polly Hail, 9; Shirley Swisher S-I 10; Allielta Hartley 67.10; Frankie KaisBarbara Audrey Bolgec ill: Bernice Chada High Games: Bill Hirst 713; Terry 103; Lena 5:arewicz, 312. er 43-7; 150; Marion Budrik 142. Rucker 3?. Roy Dc Groat 5-10 , E th el Corbett, Carlton 216, Donald Bangs 231. Converted Splits Ann Smith 4-79. High Series: Muriel Ph illi ps 155; Other Highlights. Queen of the Jean Pitts 57; June Plant 36-7. 13 Other Highiigpmts- Bonnie Benton Week Pat Galiiano Verna Dooley 167 Oia Green 3$); Myrtle Bradley 437 + 175. High Series - Bill Hirst 545; Fred Queen of Week -I-SO; Bonnie Benton, Audrey Bolger 496: Tine Chellette BUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS For today's second round of Oth er Turkey Newbert 5.42; Ray Robinson 541 Standings. i Reubens 213; 7. 5 StrikesHighlights: Larry Picardat $6; Rena Hawkins the in a row. Jim Converted Splits: Turkeys: .10 54-hole tournament, leaders Mayes SANFORD BUSIPIESSMACHINIS Sweet Rolls 13-9; 3.Appe11 Converted Splits: Louise 13.11; Turkey; Phil Roche 4 in a row; Ann Neubert, Bill Hirst. Terry Standings- Hits 0, MIsses 195; 1 Hoagies 17 12, 5. Entree;e,s COStantino moved to the club's No. s 10 14; 6. Wayne Eppssmna row: Lindy Meyer Carlton Cool Breeze 116, The Unlucky's uRelishes 9-IS; 7. Other Highlights: Queen 01 the course, which played at 5,838 Other Highlights: Star of the 7. Carbon Copies 17.7; Alley Oogs Dess erts 7 I?. Chips 1. Dips 9-13; 5. 4 in a row. Star of Week Larry Week Muriel Philli ps + 101 Picarciat 4106 yards and a par of 74. The final Week. Jo Ann Newbert 6I; 139; No Names 1110; S.B.M. 13 11; High Games: E. Rogero 164110 BAR SOUR BROTHERS IN. MATCH POINT Turkeys JoAnn Neubert, Bill Hint, The Victors 13 II. File "13" 1311; 203. L. Blackburn 159-176; VITATIONAL round will be played Sunday. W. Standings; 1 No. 3's 33', 31'-, 2. Terry Carlton The"13' Spar*s 12 12, Alley Cats Standings: i. Loose Ends 102; 2. Hubbard 167-173; T. BOIanowski 133; Blair Mrs. William Gilmore of Agency 52 31; 1 Wallace Auto Hot INTER-CITY TRAVEL LEAGUE I); Pick Ups III); Sunday Ex press G. Gaudreau I??; K. Cooper 1$9.Io. 51 39; 1Stuff 75; 3. The Slenders 66; 1 Vienna, W. Va., was third at 77, Bowman Dist 49 III). Th Standings 11; 5 JOR I. Colonial No 2; 2 Bo rn Losers $ 7; S. The M's & O'sS 164,- S. Kirkgard 169, H. Denton II?; Selectrics 10-Il; FooliSh 11 Const Co 47 43; 6 Peg's Angels 13 'Betty Natale Pro Shop; 3 Bowl Four 10 14; The Photostats 1014. 7. Followed by Mrs. Thorne DemC. B-etts 17$ The 2 I'S 39 17; 7. Powell's office Supply 42'-,America Winter Park, i. Bowl The Dreacliuts $ 16; Ups a Downsi. High Gam es: Conn ie Dean High psey of Juno Beach, Fla., and Eve Rogero. Cathy 1jm• I Barbour Bros 11½-41½; 9. Dot Brown ISO. Cynd. Ooughman America Sanford, S. Bowman Diet. IS; The Redskins 4-15, lil.'er Do Cooper Series. 331; Ginn Gaudr,au 163; Go Fer's 35½ 31½: 10 Mrs. Winslow Grant, Bangor, Dodge Girls 172, 618. 7. Bowl Amer ica Fairvilla; 5. Wells I 20. Liz Blackburn 502; Wanda Hubbard Me., at 78. BOW Market; 9. No. 5; 10 winter High Games: Tom Thomas 21$; 15$, Sharon Kirkgard 123; Carolyn High Series- Connie Dean 517; Dot High Games- Alice Hendricks 21$; Garden Lanes; II. Semoran Lanes; Beanard Hudley 201, Jim Heflin 704 Betts 431 Brown 49 in*: McDonald 102 Mary Johnson 202; Wendy Bantu 12. Medallion Lanes; I) Colonial James Jackson 709; Bob Hosford Converted Splits: Sue Ceynowa S. 200; Alberta Biazina Con verted Splits: Connie Dean 192 III 191 No. I; 14. No. 2; IS. Emricks Paint 201.- Pal Murphy 221; Charlie Plant 10; Dot Brown 9 1 10. Joan Stiatts 3 I 10: Liz Blackburn 6.7. High S er ies Albe rt a Blazina 375. 707 1. I. Body Shop, 14. Electric Other Highlights. Ka th y Cooper i Alice Hend ricks $45; Mary Johnson Sales & Service. High Series, Jim Heflin .515; strikes Other Highlights: S'arcftheweek in a row; Queen of the Week 321; Dorine MacAteer $22. We nd y High Games: "Flakey" Deverling Bernard HudIly 521; Ed Jackson M.argorie Glaze s-Si. Nancy Sparks Kathy Cooper 4-SI , lioness 5.06 211; Mary Johnson 711; Carol 5.31. Tom Thomas 546; Bob "ford 152 110 Ill; Ma rgie Callegari 12395 FLAOSHIPMIXED Convened Splits Linda Lewisd.7 Slaughter 311. 121) 5.44. Pat Murphy 5.12; Charlie Plant Standings: I Doc Stam ps; 2. 4 10 High Series. "Red" Murtonen 5.51, Gor do n Honeycutt SIS. Quarters, J. Penny Pinchers; 1. , BARCELONA, Spain Other lopSharon 154, Carol Slaught er 115. Con verted Splits. Lou ise Murphy Small Cha ng e; S Pass Books; 6. Nunamaker Highlights Qucenol the Week + 92 seeded Haul Ramirez of Mexico PETTICOAT 5-10: Charlie Plant 3-7, Diane Stockholders; 7. Financiers; I. SHOOTING STARS Standings. Jacks Mini Market 21 Marthail 37. Norma Henry 3-10 an Kodes Greenbacks, 9. Top Dollars; 10, 21 Standings 1 Link Construction 4; Car Ben Jewelers 15.13. United Other Highlights. Tom Thomas Hour Jacks, II. $2 Bills; 12. Fast 733; of Czechoslovakia 7-6, 2 Phd's Nursery & Green Trophy 14 IC Taylors Natural Star s- III. Jim Heflin 4123; Ed Bucks. Housa2l y; ].Mayfair Country Club I zidvancetothesem,fmnalsofthe Foods 11 11; Big Dip 13-13. Chase & Simpson + 123: Bobbie Richards. 121 High Games. Larry Picavdat 743; 705. t Kennedy Tractor IS ,: 11½; Count Comb tennis tournament Company III?, Mailers Cove Il-Il. triplicate Millard Slrmckland 311; Jim Mayes S Whirling Wonders Il-I); 6 Two Manns Well & Pump Sec. la If. TUEIOAYMiQRNIPIQ $WlN1CRS 203, Wamga Epps 203; Phil Roche 14'., 131,7 MorrisO Spelgle along with Americans Eddie 1216. High Games Diane Markos, Ifl: rtgh Gami' Jeannte Bel 176. ?07. Mary'McPheqson 15.4 Jan Howard Mobil II-?. '448 nCocaoce', Dibbo and Harold Solomon as ................. 9 Green ' Ramirez In Spain Se mi S - o S I 0 $33 111 4 1 I 730 2 4 0 333 101 145 Stie 1 5 0 157 95 163 Allan I 5 0 161 64115 MoMmy's Game New Engla nd II. New Y or k JitS Saturday. Oct. 23 Atlanta at San Fraocisco. (nI Today Oct. 24 Baltimore at New York 'ets P'ttsburgh at Now York Gi i ' - 11 ': Pr't'.-- Pierson Taylor 43. Wymore T ec h 0 Delray Atlantic io, Lake I. A N Or Ins ants Minnesota at Philadelpl,ia Miami at Tampa Bay New England at Buff alo Sari Diego at Cleveland Denver at Kansas City Los Angeles at New Orleans Chicago at Dallas Cincinnati at Houston Greets Bay at Oakland Detroit at Seattle Monday. Oct. 23 st Louis Washington. ml Pro CAMCER '--- U 7 NATIONAL CONFERENCE crown. Key West II. Ely II Eastern Divisio n South Broward 11. Fort LauMrs. Philip Cudone of Myrtle S Lou 5 1 0 $33 164 119 derclaie 17 Beach, S. C., defending chain- Dallas S 1 o $33 iso so Miramar 20, McArthur 1 7 0 447 127 lii pion who has won this tourna- Wash Nova It, South Plantation 1 Phila 7 1 0 333 $5121 Defray ment the last four years, WiS NY Gnts Atlantic 20. Lake 0 4 0 000 76 31 worm o Central Division seo)nci with a 74. Her round Orlando Oak Ridge 17, Miami 3 0 I .917 121 over the 5,389-yard, par 73 Minn Senior I) Chgo 330 Pinehurst Country Club's No. 1 Grfl Bay Winter Park I?, Coral Gables 3 3 0 500 100 170 course included a two shot pen- Dtrt 2 1 0 333 $7 $1 Orlando BishOp Moore 31. WeItn Division alty for hitting the wrong ball. Kissimmee $ S Fran - MOOSE LODGE MIXED In Golf's Horror Show While most of the rest of the field was muttering angrily about the condition of the slick, , Hockey CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division WLTPt5OFGA NY Ill 5 0 1 11 26 9 Allan 5 1 0 10 31 15 " • 4 r 1, -- ,: wo rt h 0 Pahokee 70 , Jupiter 0 Boca Raton 26, Belle Glade C en tral 12 Martin County is, veto Beach I) Riviera Beach Suncoast 16 Twin Lakes II Lnard II. North Shore S Winter Haven 52. Barlow 11 Plant City 71, Tampa Jeffer Win 70 Melbourne 70. Orlando Evans Satellite 25, Rocktedge 1 Stewart Martin County Is. Vero Beach 13 T it U 5 v ll e Astronaut 0. Oviedo 0 Day tona Mainla nd 20. Day Ima Fat her Lopez Fort Pierce John Caroil 71. Belie Glade 0 Cocoa Beach 10, Melbourne Central Cat ho lic 6 Auburie 71. Lakeiand 0 Sebring $I. Lake Placid $2 Lake Waies 10, Orlando Joes 0 St Cloud 31, Tavares 0 Avon Park 27, ClewsIon II Orlando Colonji t7. Lake i X V Is 0.1 *1 4.. �I . I 0 VA Can . 11 - . . % I- - _______ -9.. - -_ __l ICLASSIFIED ADS OrlQndo-Wlnter L1. Seminole Aid Sm ioy peasible $Mfing fl velipos. Send Self-addressed, RATES HOURS $:N _______ ANDY LANG __________ lhru35tImes .... 3Ica line A.M. - i piade of a moth. hoe. Some people t.fl me I an Others say lom rtbeC1BI did not on ve In the Briny while a war wea an. The mobile home Iom U - is _____________ _______________________ than. dos.ili my . . 1$-Ibip 13 ALCOHOL PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON IN that YOU lIned fair at I Mao, ft is a VA ee mther than a isan. The VAitoas up to Opercant ala thalosnwldtlamadeby A Iecidh* I'4ftid1on. Some Call 4211-45117 -.-, •.. wood ether than cedar? A. - Yes. Nailfurringstrlps to the present wails, then att'ch ____ the cedar boards to the strips. Buy the heartwood cedar. Be wenotto put any flnlshon the cedar, otherwise the vapor that HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 104 Park Ave. across from Atlantic - ,;. .. - Apartments 3301 S. Sanford Ave. • •, New modern slog* story i & bedroom apis. aist completely f urnished stu.' apartment. r.ceLLEst OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIOHYMAN - LEADS FURNISHED ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Ft". 6442W for o-Wq C *I,- "Hotlune,"AdultsorTeens. helping band" for home decorator,. This beautiful wood finish, highlighted by hand, stands out In the classic styling of this desk. Slender moldings and traditional ball pulls are complemented by the satiny finish to hickory veneer 6-CtkI Care _________________________ Educatio alCidCare for asas 52. weekly If you qualify. macti ______________________ or 333 $433 surfaces and hardwood solids In these desks. This Country Classic gem Is No. 787 (48" z 22" W x 42" H) in the Decorator Group by Hooker Furniture of Mar- L - tlnsvlile, Virginia. ___________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ _________________ 18-tfolp - ___________________________________________________ Gardening In Florida _______ ' V()(jft LITTLE FEE AGENCY" - Hurry I Hurryl Hurry I yeg ras s Fo r Green Lawn JOBS WAITING I License PROOFREADER major plantings of spring comes out of the wood wil l be EzteanIanUrbsafl.rtkgjt,1.t tr ped. flowering bulbs and early. flowering trees and shrubs. ap Homeowners wanting a green WORKING CONDITIONS- Ex. celhun$l You are your own boss. ys highest commissions for this type of selling - pays a man exactly _ what he is Ih in accordance with his sales ability and wlllhngnesto sell- want s to pay time. Another possibility permanent Iawiigrus should be excessive spongy Seminole of Is to add water to a hall-and-half mixture of plaster of Paris an the growing season The ryegrass will have to be Land Sales reseeded the next winter when the permanent grass Paul C. Auger & wt Donna to browns off and goes Bruce G. 600dmar. & wf Charlotte, Q. - Over the years I have Lt 1081k A. Knollwood, Ind Addn., spackling compound. $13,400. several times debris) is frequent watering until actively growing and will very desirable. Anyway, plants are well established, remove as lflhlCh of the dead or provide color and cover the red Begin mowing when the grass Ifackera Hankies Inc., P. Hankies browned grass as possible. Is tall enough to be cut square feet of and cutting throughout the winter. single plug. Now I have to re- Sib. I.awtif of, Palm SprIngs Sc., the A. - After disconnecting the main nInetr' switch ,wtw..,I the same as you did in the pad. This time you will find tow' two black and two Connect the two black wires to the brass terminal wires white. - sews, we two wrume wires to the chrome terminal Gleaves sd, 5100. November In central and can be established this way. It Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Residentia th Comm un ities Inc., Lot 11, Thel nor ern Florida. South Florida is not absolutely necessary Highlands, Sec . 0,000. Celia E. Lvn(h. i,,i, ,,i A..... Thompson &wiLH. L. G; Woodmene Park. 2nd repI., 119.900. Devco of Orl. Inc.. to Robert 8. Bonnen & wf Karen Ann. LI 2,81k M. Camelot Unit Two, $30500. 'lepn,n Salt Inc. t Jack L. a wf Tuna C. Gale a Wm. W. Aestua a wf Anne V., Part of Lt iii, in Altaminte Land, Hotel a Nov. Co., sill. Coinilus D. ?.¼CalIey, wid to Sylvia M. Frazier I JennIfer B. it. (G I tin LIs 43 & 44. Pinehurst grantor ut, sioo. Bertha B. Baker, will to Baker FramsInc.,w½ofNE¼Soto-,,I Hwy etc., Beg at SE cor. at NW¼ of of Sec. 13-20-30 etc.. $94000. Luxury Patio (QCD) Peter Lahanas & wr Brenda to Sim-k.a Corp.. Lot at. Studio, 1. 2,3 Eng lish Woods, let Addn., $100. Bedroom Apt. Sim-Ka Corp. to Lester kilmn*oii & Bar bara Lot Kitchen Equipped English Woods. 1st Addn., 5100. r ....v n.m uulI'r.mlly i.e. ye car, L. Smith & wi Derelky V., Lt 30, Ilk D Fume.r Un. I, 525,001. Bedroom Rose Parker to Beatrice Brown & From no. Coley Jr., LI? 81k 10 Lockhart d. $100. Doiiwes J. Ahearn. wild. to Evers Enter Inc., Lot 1,81k 0, Sweetwater 1505 W. 25th St. Oaks, 3, 5, 5Q0, Evets Entr. Inc.. to Richird A. Ha . Morrisl wi Nancy L. LII. elk C), eneva ardens is usually so warm that the 11 possible top-dress th e seed . .L.1. -uuu i go ixirmans. With about one-eighth Inch of However, they may discolor soil to cover the seed. The trick flOU5h to justify the use of In establishing the ryegrass is ryegrass for winter color, proper watering. The seed must ___ - -- . - - s. $135 Sanford, Sweetwater Oaks. Sic 5, l.se,onally M.ana9.d The Huekey Co. to Ourrance Ccntr Co. Inc., Lt II, 51* C, Sweetwater Oaks. FACTORY TRAINED .•. INSTALLATION •0'.,?1..... • lanvice S CUSTOM DESIGNING FOR DO-IT-YOURSELF S DRIP IRRIGATION 11L;M EQUIPMENT FOR GROVE LAWN a GROVES AND AGRICULTURE FREE ESTIMATES U2.3fl4 (305) Call Collect 1100. RIM we Sell ' EASTMAN KODAK PRODUCTS Potsroid.Sylvania.GE BUSINESS IN Utilities Call 322.1470 Qualified male or female Needed to distribute world famous photo products through company es tablished ret ail accounti MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE ' Dear Mrs. P.F., Most owners would probably arrive - Mn. P.F. conclusion to sell the good investment In order to protect the bad one, but I would be very reluctant to advise such a course of action unless there are factors unknown to me now. Unfortunately, many owners have "bought with their eyes" instead of with their head, and then frantically gram at straws in an effort to extricate themselves. Decisions made under emotional circumstances are generally bad decisions. It is un fortunate you did not employ a competent Investment counselor before making the decision to purchase the latter building, but since the deed is already done, It does not pay to jump from the frying pan into the fire. I sLgged you call a local exchangor for an appointment to sit down together and study your exact position. Th ere should be a method which will permit you to keep both buildings and still enjoy an income. Send your question to: Real Estate lives %ents The Evening Herald 3*0 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 3?771 at yo ur - 46 Color Tv,airCond.,Maid S.erv .,.. ---I .. - ' $001213270 - . United General Corp. P.O. Box 32)1 Cherry Hill, N. .1. 01034 UNSWORTH products, programs and distribution policies that reflect the needs of the 'listributor organization and the consumer pu blic, according to Roland F. Smith, Airtemp president. oujcj, inc. Inc.amrioige Airternp'a full line of standard and high ef ficiency room air conditioners. r I Don rip..rMIsrip.-. , PHONE THE POUCh I_ HCLP STOP AIto,n•1Genitals Office ToiloMs,.., Vle,do ,. phone ilie police or shenif's office of privacy. 3230525 refr igerator turn. 51 10 to $123 me. "71. Clea n furnished 1st floor. apt. Shampooer for only $1.30 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 65-Pet!-SuppIIes Supplie Terms available, 345-5740. '?4 Honda XL350,s&looks n 211 W. 25th last me. plus $30 dep. After 5, Call 3235451. 323-3S64or323.77l0 67A-.-Feed 1, . REFRIGERATOR. SldebySide Reg. Real Estate Broker, 371-0610 333-27403237 3220779 WithlceMak,r Phone3fl-7 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS a Realty CO RADIOS FANTASTIC SALE Midland CO Radio with antenna, 539 Req. Real Estate Broker 1975 Ford P.100 Rangers' bed, air, automatic transmission, power steering & brakes with camper, 54 1 000, Will sell camper separately. 323-7541 after 3:30, We buy and sell good furniture and i'edCh.v.oietpick up tOn.Scyl.3 antiques. HWY 16 AUCTION Speed. R uns good Must sell. $333 GALLERIES. 323-6973 _________________ 321-O250 anytime. ORIENTAL. PUGS WANTED lop prices, used, any condition. 80-Autos for Sale 6415176. Winter Park. 53-TV-Radio.Stereo BALL REALTY BI. --_We Buy Furniture DAVE'S 339-6416 _________ MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 Nights-333.7333 ___ O KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines Days-332 4173 - -_- or 10 month. CO CITY, 1133$. Cash for Antiques. Consignments 1971 Chtyilht' Newport, 4 door Orlando Ave., winter Park, (Next slOan, low mileage, Al condition, wanted. Hi-way 46 Auction to Anderson's Restaurant). Galleries, 3274972. 3236791. SALES - RENTALS 517 W. let St., Sanford 322-5441 or 322-2757 after Hrs. - - -'-- - ' LOCH ARBOR- 113 W. Crystal 1 Drive- Comfortable 3 OR, I'.-, bath home on large shaded lot. Paneled family room, central H. A. sprinkler system, plus much more. $33,000. - - -- - _ ---- - --' -----_ - - -- Call Sanford's Sales Leader Super Beetle, Inspected October '76. Runs good, looks good. 5500. 323-Ill? after 1. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 93, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturda y, night at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved Price. No charge other than $3 registration fee unless vehicle Is 50 Call 904-233 - 5311 for further Malls. __________________ Losses Datsun including icarsand trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131131$. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS.... '72 and '73 Models Call 323 1570 or $3-i 1405 Dealer. 1960 Jeep. 327 in9Ifl. I wheel drive. Call 323.7510 from 110 5:30 weekdays, ask for Dick Lacy. 0Dat5ufl station waaon 1530a5is 190 Pontiac Ventura. PS. PB, air, radio, vinyl top, goon condition, tilO Call 323-6397. 71 Buick Electra, excel cond.w,t?, all power Options. Metallic green with vinyl top. Clean cloth in tenor. I owner. $1493 or best offer. 567 3109. Ad uitipie RI ALTORS - ____________________________ Aluminum Siding Home Improvements __- - Listing Service 113 ____________________________ 2563 PARK 519 E Pint 372 Deluxe Aluminum above ground Swimming pools, (2) ISx21 and 15'x33' complete i yrs. old, repossessed Sacrifice, 't price. Call colect 303 3730610, ORIGINAL PRICE I9I5O TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harielt's Beauty Nook) - Carpet Cleaning Rug Sham poo ng- Living room. dining area. hail-regardless of size. 119.93. 322 3550 i 22,125 ('ft! 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 sch oo ls and shopping No maintenance fees. SANORA SOUTH LN.. - I no it £ Bowiin Electric--. Industrial Commercial, Re5,dfltiil Free Estimates 251% Elm Ave. 327 7373 Hauling Sanford's newest residential neighborhood Iweeftm I FROM °25,000 FOR INFORMATION CALL pisu.. Rid, with lt Winner Call Tell Free to 1k. Anderson al 323•7080 or 323•7860 LIGHT HAULING & YARD APIDGARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 3.495311 Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy DIRECTIONS: In Sanford. West on 25th St. off 17.12 ½ Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT By WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPA*I A Subsidiary Of Willner Industries Another Hne Development Heater Cleaning All brSnds of ol healers (leaned and Serviced Call Ralph at 323"S4 alter 3 p.m Let .5 Drive I Pest Control _________________________ ART BROWN PEST COPITRO 2562 Park Drive re. III seas - Whatever the occasion, classified ad to solve - it Tr '.00Vh oof Repairs. Ca'pv,ry. it Piflli.tg. Home Rill C,tt,qna Cement work Fr estimates 1)1 5642 . -----.--• - Altrloni. Dress Makeg, Drape,. Ucrioister 322 0707 TWO PLUS TWOS FOUR And That'SAFacto Cla'.st,d Ads Gets RC'.jlt Arid Trials A Ft Toe' Land Clearing ESTERSON LAND C,LEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch *01'k Fill dirt, top soil 327 5943 Well Drilling Ciassit Cd Ad help tou lint) more room tor storage ClasSified Ads find buyers last. Mowing, Discing, Fill Dirt: Clay. Rock. Sand, Beckhoe Loader Ph 3225527. Garage saiej are in season. Tell it with a WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lpes and sizes We repair and servic, STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO the Classified Ad in the Herald 3722511. 531 lIt) ____ 101W 2nd St 3fl 4437 'WtiY TO SrLT--- Landscaping & Lawn Care EXPERT LA,tlN SERVICE MOWIng. II Trimming Free Es'irnatre Phone 323 l/9 - YOUR HOME' Buing a new Moving to an apartment' Get some action *ilri HerjlJ classified ad Well ,ou *r-te an ad VhT *11 brnt fast sate CALL 312 I'll U.. he, Bralley Qdham.323-4670 BUILDER. DEVELOPER is a one sewing Interior. Exterior Plastering Plaster Patching, Simulated Brick It C t-no Soeciality. 3223790 People about Conventional-5% Down S 1399 HUGHEY EQUIPMENT VA Financing•Nothing Down • FHA III Sen-toss Inquiries only, Bill Brenemen. 551 trigerat ion. Ice Machines, Residential or Commercial. repair service 339 5.477 Lite' Clearing New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes a.m..5:30 p.m. ADDIDDele"i Electrical Plumbing, - LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 3fl 1771 Electrical. , 14f,-.11 - Central Heat 8. Air Conditioning - ' Landscaping & Lawn Care Beauty Care ..._ / ____________________________ I can cover your home with C..'i.it'n'r,. Remoøelng AijQ.,,oni aluminum I, soffit System Also CUStOm Work, Lcpnptj 60nde Roofing, Gutters. 20 Yri Exp Free estimate373 Eagle Siding Co. UI 9563. C E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs. Call 373-1575 seen at 1001 E. 41h St or call ANYTIME Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse ~. E - BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Gas Fireplace Logs. $63 Can be 322-2420 9 W000mere - 50-MIScellafleoijs for Sale "'' 2 5% OR $7375 DAILY-1:30 I AIR- We're Offering A .4 - IEL 1226 Randolph- Fur- Guaranted reconditioned auto nished 3 OR. 1 bath home is neat batteries, $12.91 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 as a pin) Many extras include Sanford Ave. washer, dryer. treezer, utility shed, and more. Garden of the Month winner . Priced at $22,300. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE--. Lead i ng manufacturer and distributor has aluminum roc S UNLANO ESTATES715 tangular pools left over from 1973 Baywood Circle. Ideally located 3 Season. half price. Guaranteed OR. 2 bath home with access to I-I installation and terms. Call 303 It a super buy at 522.500. BPP 355 933i collect Warranted. FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H _~" 40 ___________ MerdianiiH i i i i i i i i i i i i ' I - Hcarpet. $153 mo. 1st & last. 800423_5038 - - _____ - or write: Marketing Division 2 1 243 Ventura Blvd. $UII* II) Woodland Hill., Ca. 91344 ' - Park Sanford, FIa. - -ii'S-) OR. - 2 bath, cent. ,,,..,, 1973 GUC ' ton pick up. 307 C1D, auto. Excellent cond. $2300. 323. 3221827 after 3 ____________________________ "04. WilT REALTY $3430Q, For Ap po in•men Call 305.322.3103 2503 Grove Drive .3 OR. l" Bath, Family Rm. 543 into. Inwindow, We Goarantee Your Prefits. hnvestmet plans from 79.Trta ""'"- Hay For Sate ss,,sgo, ___________________ tne1l't'J Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY - ONSTRIJCTION 4 Room turn, duplex. 24th St., 1st & J*q .Ti[ Adult owned. Never In woods. Toy Collie Sheltie, female. 1 months old, has all shots. Make offer. 373. 0310 after 1 p.m. • 4430 or 323-iSis. 321704. - DOberman Puppies, AKC, 1150. - Deposit. Adults Preferred, 332. Imma cu late 3 OR. 2 bath, carpeted garage, fenced yard. $113 month. _-111111 __________________ 78-MOtOICYCJ.S - 3237832 Unlurnished, two bedroom. Stcunity _____________________ • tnt,, 1e74 models. 1 days Week, Cal! collect, 545-2131, - s Hal Colbert Realty' - 31A-Duplexes-__•-______________ _.... '.JYT Piwy, Any year ___________ . Private entrance. Adults olll - MORE CASH For Wreckedorjunk Cars & Trucks - 406 Park Ave. Call Orlando M. 1001 Palmetto. Sanford. .- .~. 2 Unfunn. & 1 turn. Stove & BUY JUNK CARS - tram Sig toSM. Call 3221431 after i p.m. _______________________ Upplan WELAKA APARTMENTS 11 4W. 1st St. MODEL OPEN: been looking for a safe, reliable investment with a proven track record. You want a program that fits your needs, Your time schedule and your budget Well, don't get off the frail until you've looked us over. We handle products you use daily and our dietri butiun system has been working for over seven Years payment, of $6. Call credit manager, 332-9411 or see at SANFORD SEWING CCNTF." 307E. 1st St., DOwnt - _________________________ - -- dining, country khtthen, 1½ acres REALTY ' Yov have probably Us. yoov heed I. prsl.d yser bady. be ansi if y . 77- Autos Wanted NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Zippy 3 BR ho Flexible forms . Realtor owner will consider trade. We sell our trade-in furniture at low DO ITI prIces. Good selection. LIitt Jordan Realtor $311222 COUNTRYFURN DISTRIBUTORS 323-5332. SRI6 I ml. East I-I NEED A HOME? 5100 down payment to qualified buyers. 3 Mesh play pen, $13; bumper pool BR, 1½ baths, central heat, table. $90; matching chair and refurbished. As mow as Cou ch, $75; formica dinette, 513; antique chair, $33; console sawing COMFORT PLUS- Double wide machine, $10; odds and ends. Call mobile home and large corner lot. 323-290). 14 Upsala Road, San. 3 OR, 3 bath, large living room, ford. family room, central gas heat, rang e and refrigerator. A rea l bu y 52-Appliances at $23,900. ___________________ RAVENNA PARK- 110 Tangerine Dr.- 3 OR., 1½ bath with fenced backyard, large Utility building and plenty of citrus trees. 17 months BPP Warranty. Just F HA VA. WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- SpaiL 1 3 OR, 2 bath, lakefront home with beautiful FIREPLACE. For mal 62-Lawn.Garden ________ & BR 43 BR Unfunn. Air, carpeted, etc. $0 ma. up. 323-0019. NOW 0 Stenstrom 133S S. SUMMERLIN AVE., San. ford- 3 OR, 2 bath, neat & clean, nice trees. Move in now. $17,950. Travel Trailer, Air, _______ WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Spa rkli ng ) BR, 1½ bath home with Florida rm., In. I Hudson Named To Council Airtemp Corporation has announced the appoin tment of Ray Hudson, of Codisco, Inc. in Sanford, to the company's new ten-m ember National Distributor Council. The new council will assist Alrteinp In the developmen t of e3R ''__ - commode, clean, Good cond. Ideal camping. Reasonable, 3195134, Woodruff 's Garden Center One ot Singer's lop Touch and Sew 601 Celery Ave. Zig ZOO machines, Assume 50 balanceofsl$s. erpay$iieq per month. Will take trade.in. 64-EquipmentforRent Singer equipped to zig-zag & make bttoi holes. Ba lance of U$.0 or 10 Rent Blue Luster Electric Carpet * * * * POOL IS' Scatty - nithecj. utility room. Large lot with fenced backyard, siss me. Plus deposit. 323-0951 or after S call 3227672. - - ell Cass.lbecry,17.92,530-4304 - Adults. Phone 322.15)0 3 BR home. 109 TamnI. bath, all malor alxi;nc.r. Ext. 323 . - S1-Ho4jp, -- bedrooms. $125 to $135 montti. Springs- 3 OR, condition, mm. lease 6 mos 5763 mo, No pets. Near school. 3370333. CALL TOLL FREE anabsoiuteIybetlf yard with landscaping, Family Room could easily be a 3rd BR. Large paneled workshop. - -- Air, carpeted,, quiet 1 and 2 Wint er Ronald Peters has joined iU. [.osslng Transfer as a moving counselor. Mr. Peters lives In Casselberry with his ..4f 11.... I u--_ . .. IT$417 LOU. am uuuwee cnuaren. He has been in the moving industry a total of 17 year nd carnetoc,,a Florida from Louisville, Kentucky. An Air Force veteran, he serves as an Admissions Counselor for the U.S. Air Force Academy in C.....S.. II... s-.WUJr. 'U. rCLr u a memnoer OC the South Seminole Optimist Club and belongs to the Community Methodi st Church. E.E.EMMACULATE_ cs some on * * $21,700 _ Must Sacrnsc. 1971 StreamlIne, 33 Gregory Mobile Homes, 3103 Orlando Drive. 323.5200. l"MObiIetrailer,older,,,jjj1 for hunting camp, $430. Also good Scuba gear. only. & chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, film. cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S - 530 7744. $1,951 Investment required 12 Month repurchase agreement Sa nford - 7S-Recreafloral Vehicles , DELTONA- 1505 Daroca Drive- 3 OR, i'- bath, red brick. Must sell. Color TV, 23" RCA, walnut console, PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Lovely 2BR,lbath home ideal for excellent condition, $119.95. 327. Willing to talk terms. 120.000. Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell 00 Reg. Real Estate Broker retired couple, close to all con0352. Phone 323 5602. for 30 oct. commission, Free Pick$03 W. 1st St. venlences. BPP Warranty. Only PS Auction. Saturdays 7 p m. 3fl40410323-OSllevea. Heath Kit, H RIO, KESIDE APARTMENTS $13.720. side laundry, central heat & air, Sanford 3222270 43-Lots-ACreage Ham reeeiver, Highway l7.fl, Sanford 123.750. FHA. $1n __________ fo çd- 3 BR, older lrame, deep 322 1427 cross From Ranch Hous. MAYFAIR GOLF- Country Club ______________________ C',.t plenty of prospects extra good garden, Citrus & Rd.- Custom 4 BR, 3½ bath, 2 Murphy. N. C. Area-i) acres, 4-10' l23-S6lOØ S31.971? Forrest Greene Inc. vertis• your product or service in •_shade trees. 323-0035. story country home on extra large bordering a beautiful trout 530 U)) S4arage Sales the Classified Ads, ________________ _ REALTORS stream. $1,000 equity assume ____________________________ homesite. Paneled family room Will stone fireplace, story book mor tgage 101 511,000 for 5 years ________________________________ Garage Sale: Fri., Sat. & S ' . Cash 322'432 kitchen, w.wcarpeting, central H. Ph. 322,"40. _______________ Jewelry display cabinet, glass A. patio and pool plus tree house or.,useo furniture, appliances, ,iy' .-Os*s- 6-Aig, 19.35010 acres, shelves, table, rockers, tMn"wit 70101' more. see today. tools.,' Itc. bwy S of 1001 items, mower, twin bed, bike, misc. 114 515.000 Surveyed. Free tine in. $40,400 includes BPP Warranty. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave._Fainiane Circle, Park Ridge. 323surance. Broker, UI 0171. 3450. WOODMERE-2S29SlnfjdA Lot, 17,000 sq. ft., Loch Arbor on Nice 3 BR, 1 bath home has 70-Swap Trade GARAGE SALE- 119 E. Coleman Crystal View South. 322.361.1. carpeting with fully equipped Circle (off Park & Airport Blvd.) kitchen as some of the extras. WANTEDI SELLERS. '"-"----------'--'------_--Sat-Sun. Tools, some office Bill Warrant ed , 521,950. 46-CommercjalProperty BUYERS DEALERS equipment, stereo I tape equip. Empty your carport or garageMisc. CITY- 700 West First. Zoned __________________ Make 515 and have fun swapping commercial, 2 OR residence for CARPORT SA LE- Sat. & s. tool Bring your articles to I 44 combination business-residence. REALTORS .[ Movieland Drive, in Theatre Swap Toys. Children's Clotp,,s, Miic 21 g 201 75ih SI 344 Bedroom A steal at $11,250, W. Coleman Circle. -. Flea Market, sOuth 17.97, multiple listing service 2 Bath every Sunday, lam. to pm. NO interested? QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Is BUENA VISTA- 1316 Elliott. CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. Commercial zoned 2 BR, 2 bath St ore Building, 7th and Cypress. 55-Boats & Accessories Phone 373.1216, 7 pm. to s pm. Central Heating and Air Conditioning Sanford. 2 apisl upstairs, small ____________ home has large workshop, citrus any night. Carpeting house. Rented. $11.900. and pecan trees, garden with IS' Giaspar, 75 HP Evinrude & ,, sprInklers, equipped kitchen and Trailer. 5500. 322-1535. ___________ 71-Antiques fenc ed large yard. Just 12I,. Aftc"Ift 21' Thunderbird, full canvas, re MAYFAIR- 422 Scott Ave built engine, all equipped. OMC ESTATES. antique Bought 8. id _' • ill outdrive, 4 wheel trailer with Custom 3 BR, 2 bath has guest Uppfand Park Homes By EVES 322-1517 or 3220612 by Estate Agents, Billy H. Wells & hydraulic brakes. Good condition. cottage. Central H A. fireplace, Associates, Sanford. 322 5197 or 3222331. laundry and storage rooms are Casselberry, let's talk turkey, i Say 323-2520. lust semi of the extras. Priced at Building 26'x$0 1 . See to ap_____ $59,500, Inc. predate, 531.7333. M. - A, w -- SPANISH Mor'rIp_ 3 BR, newer home in Woodmere Palk. An easy care home. Newly pa,i1 Wi outside. Classified Ads will always give you more. Much, Much More than you expect. OPEN _______ A.J. Lossing Transfer ---' - payment, monthly payments less than rent, 32-Houses KIhF Ronald Peters Joins - Money is available for subs idized hou sing in rural areas. No down ____ _________________ NO SELLING OR SOLICITING • If You Qualify 323.5774 Anytime _____ '1 WANTED • Dear Mr. Saxon, 'Ih*t ee months ago we purchased a large Income property andaowdis ovrIhatltw1Uatyfthm,Sa we've had to lxii money Into the bizildini twlte.. and It .w.r -rr' we will pro ba bly have to plan an many more times. We have a ce Income unit which Is paying us money every month, but we ni feel we mus t sell ft is order to afford the new bsilldln g. Do you knew of any other way for us to handle this dilemma? House In 3 Mon REALTOR, MLS Etficiencysius Adults. No pets. $95, 3 3394 wii4 after i DISTRIBUTOR BUTOR SR 44. Ph. 322.1301. ___________ - --------. used Office Furniture FIJTIJRA BY SINGER' Refurbished farm house anl acre of good fertile soil with lots of trees. ______________ 3650 Narcissus. off of wed - Wood or steel desks, executive desk - - OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun,, ito 5 P.M. $17,300. _ Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. 3237340 -- - :__- large lot, kitchen • -- .-= 60-Off ice Supplies -_ ------__---- - cMsts, appliances, carpet, rvs, lamps and many items too numerous to mention. double keyboard, has $y°c$,4 years old. Originally sioo, now $290.Call Orlando 159.5175 - 1221320 collect. several o Christmas Gift- Bradford organ, Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1574 model a bove ground pool. Top consideration given for prIme location. Call 304- - COMPACT- YØ plenty of room to roam. Storage shed. Free stan. ding fireplace In Family Room. 2017 S. FRENCH From $32,000. WcmrsI St..323.32j. )OS Elm. Sanfo,d3fl.57$1 fullyequIpped.*39,300. 531.1415. OLD BUT SOUND1- 3 OR, 2 barn frame home Its good neigh. borhood. Selleç may assist with financing. Could be an income producer, tool $11,000. 321.0041 19195. French Eves. 322-letS. 322-1141; 322.15*1 Hot" th s ty i BR apt , kit. equip., AC, carpet ed _____________________________________________ ________ _______________ They're Harold Hall Real ___________________________ 1 Apartments NW'.. o phone. Salary & commission. 323- at., _.,. - ______ solicitors, must have 24-Business Opportunities experience. Work from home approaching or has reached one direction and the rest at a it green with ryegrass, and go - place an outlet with openings j E. Mayhew & L. to ft dormant period. This means right angle to the first ap- first class with fortwo plugs. Anything I should Jane L. Mayhew, Lot 3. Bik C, seeding around mid-to late plicatlon. A more uniform stand know? Both openings take regular two-pronged plugs. good typist, diCtaphone, medical ter. munology & insurance claims. 322. - ' Wm. H. Stemper•Realtor "Get Em While 25.11 ELM AVE.- Comfortable i BR, 2 bath, family rm., s pace 5R, 10) gaiore. ____________ winter. Color Mail. secretary.receptlonls,, Yard Work Wanted Live In companion for elderly lady. Sanf ord only Light coating and cleaning. Smell 373.7445 _____________________ _____________________ _________ Salary. Don't leave your lawn crown Telephone permanent lawngrass coverage apply half the seed in and unsightly call cupancy. $24,900. from7to$pm Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, 0 Giovanni,Deltona,FI.. fl73. ryegrass Is a fairly simple tilizer spreader can be used to color, outlets. They have all been the Gee. CeesIr. Inc., 5 1144' of Lt 24£ procedure. It Is bed to wait apply the seed. For best an Monday Oct. 23, from 10:30 ______________ a.m.tiiNoofl,and S7435 after 4p.m. or write )Ø10 7300. rake lightly to get the seed Water when necessary and through the old sod and In fertilize as often as necessary to Establishment of winter contact with the soil. A let- maintain desired growth and type that has openings for a W 59.24' of Let 21, Ilk U, Sanlando until the Mr. Anderson at the Sheraton. carpeted. per me. pays all. $17,100 mtg. at $ Pct. KULP REALTY, garage, fenced MLS.REALTORS quality. 3 OR, 2 bath. kitchen eqijipped, cen tral heat I. air, screened Porch, central H&A, eat. ufl kitchen washer4 dryer p vestment proper$i. MAGNOLIA- Handyman's VETERANS- We have a few new homes left. No money down if you - - Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 Trailer Pads, Slid, Grease Traps, Window Sills. Rock, Clothes posts, Mail Box Posts, Cement, Steel. MIRACLE CONCRETE INCOME PROPER'rv- For $15,500 Cottage, S rooms, 1 Seth, 231 S.]rd WILSON MAIER FURNITURE You can become, landlord. Two BUY-SELL-TRADE St., LakeMary.Phone $301103. apartments prisantly occupied 11.3ISE.FIrstSt.. 33315 bring $125 each. Excellent in. WunterSprings.-. 4 BR, 2 bath, 2-car In nice neighborhood. Owner anxious to sell. $12,300. After Hours 322041$ )22.399i bath home, ECONOMY PLUS-. 1 BR, 1 bath older frame home, Nice sized lot Completely furnished, Near ,, $13,300 make offer. Immediate oc. - Men who are am. Mat ur e adults. No pill. $95 . 37% _______________ after 4 wk-dayl. ________________ - Emplo yment wanted, experienced again YOU have sincere desIre and ambitio n: Serious only please TO SEE day's work each work day 1 BR., fun. a ., l pt ights, water turn., knockIng on doors for their sales Broadcast 5 to 15 pounds of around one to two Inches. UNEMPLOYED' fresh, weed-free seed per 1,000 Maintain this heIght by weekly -. F urnished an .IENNYCLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305333)550 Cays and Af ter Hours $900 down, 3 OR, 2 Special.) OR, 1 bath, 2 story home 332.2111 - 2MalvieAve - Telephone Solicitors, experienced at making appointments, for In. home saletmen. Top hourly rate plus bonus. A position also av ailable on commission basis from your home. Sunday only M. Mature adult for baby sitting and $73 or weekly 322-5933. _______________ housekeeping, live in. Room, board 1.1 sa lary. WrIte Box 411, 2)-Sltuafloqn!Anted c-o the Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1W, Sanford, Fla. - the seeds moist. dies, HA 1BE6ROOMAPARTMENT Sanford Inn, 1.4 & SR 45, Sanford vinegar will delay the setting 2S24 Park Dr. Realtor - • , bltious determined and an. tflialastic - men who are happy that theydono$ha,toworkthe $2,300 to $22 ,300. Check this out. You Can Have Your you lust "much as You and your wife want your income to be. REQUIREMENTStim who can sell and will sill Men who are wIllIng to put In - rm., per fect for entertaining. Lake Ma ry- 3 BR, i½ bath new Choice school homes. Under 12LM with Ion than $730 down. Gov ernm en t XIS SATSUMA DRIVE- Afford abl, funding. By Wider, 534.1449, )SR,3b1th,tamliyrmlnspi 4 Equal Housing O000ntunity. :-- ,319)0 seams to be a tablespoon or so of vinegar In each batch you mix. The -.- SATSUMA DRIVE- Light & 3fl.fl chr1, 3 OR, 2 bath, 37' family 1. SAN MO PARK, 1, 3, 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 3313 Hwy 17-92, Senior have to "cold" canvass by RETAIL MANAGER the winter, especially where tolerates frequent close BUYER- R et ail The a lot cheaper. Can I there are many deciduous trees mowing. If seeded heavily and low to lawn should be mowed be kept mold, not flooded for SO use It? ASSISTANT FOOD & BEVERAGE the ground, raked and proper germination p4 growth andshrobs. It provides a strong mowed closely, It can provi NOR. de a as otherwise trimmed BAR MAIDDRIVER to re move mean th .%..Yes. Plaster of Paris contrast color In the envery dense and attractive lawn much debris as possible. of e edithgs. This may DELIVERY generally is cheaper, but is not light watering several vironmed And is very at- throughout the winter. Since it always rec TRACTOR-TRAILER ______ DRIVER ommended because tractive as a background for Is an annual It will the out In late Close mowing is usually the times a day, especially during It sets much faster than sPacklmost WE SELL SUCCESShomeowners can do but mId-day. Water just enough to 20 Commercial spring or early summer. By Ing compound. However, If you 1 3233175 de-thatching (removal of the keep time CA - COMPANYTM tin in it fleld-P Q. - Years ago, I used to 's lawn dur . MECHANICS HOME ing thouid flames Including Italian, plaster of paris for patching DIESEL MECHANICS coodder pwü ryegra', SA LES REPS1I jobs. Now I always see speckiAmerican, Oregon, Imported, 45-Evening Hsral, Sanfeid, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 24, lflS LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER Rygrau Is destrabI for domestic, native and annual 1115 compound MEAT MANAGER _' landscape plaitlngs ihere rye. It is widely adapted, does - ____________ __________ SHEET METAL -ME$... for the same kind of repair th li ere Is very ttle green during well In either sun or shade and -- setup work. The plaster al Paris ryegrus ____ 41-1ou ______________________ Jim Hunt Realty, Inc 31_Apartn'00sds Furnished hard way, happy that they do not GENERAL OFFICE ABSTRACTOR WELL DRILLER Common ryegraas has many the ______ --- BAMBOO COVE APTS On. & 2 Bedroom apartments, QUALITY INN NORTH If this is the opportunIty you have I-I &_____ SR 431, LOngwood $421000 been f or and IF you think you qualify, IF you think you're a Lo. 1 BR fun, apt., f enced yard. real "OO.GETTER" and want a $150 me., $50 damage, half chance at "really living", caine utitItfes. No deposits. 323-1202 see me. anytime. 'For personal interview, ask for want to use plaster of Paris, put __ Needed Immediately seven furnished or unfurnished. Newly qualifie d managers for new office redecorated. Come see. I. Air port -also need one and possibly two Blvd.. Sanford. 333.IIhA area managers. '______________ at SECRETARY- Real Estate By ROBERT J. BLACK for. ADVANCEMENT- UnlImitedI - __________________ - Graceful styling. pin convenient storAge, MAkes this comblY rell top desk ,,& R storage (uncliathng attic) and "GE Energy _____ Efficiency Packagv'. From 11$. Call 333.3201 between I & 1:30. as YOU think. and are wlll IS ILASSIC landscaped. Abundant ____ - -- Convenha$lyed4b.aUWuIly ___________________ - COUNTIty I Bank, Sanford &Central Florida's Telepliona Leeds_Mall L Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous I Claim Checks- plus all *1 Day Service. We want your RetSS'TII$ you are wUlh IS S* OVIEOP.ETU.... Duplexes. Funi, or businees, Thanks. Unlunn., Wooded. Home size ___________________________ WARNINGSThe Sky Is the RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE. 3. DIVbRCE FORMS-. For free LImIt- Just as high as YOU 3121. formation Write to: Box ni. vlsuaiizernern,-jusyasbl, Pompano, Fla. 33041. . - - ______ . 'tt . --We have a doset in the attic that lwould llketo convert isa cedar closet. Can this be done by nailing cedar boards right ova the present which a made of some kind of -' NOW LEASING Sanford Court SALESMEN •- 5erford,Florlda3V7t UpiO$1QOlorape*IodIIo12 hSdlill MPertaInto d""that th your situation before proceeding any further. _____________________ Large I BR apt., appliances fur. nistiod, wall-wall carpeting, heat, W. $100 ... 332.S1L SALES MANAGERS Write P.O. Box 1213 - veterans can that you gotoa VA office and ___ 3OAperin*nfs Unlurnished WANTED Can Help th*- years for ainglewide homes, and i to 130* for 1) to 30 years for douUewldes. 1 ildesare1fedwIde,the douew1dea 24 feet. The maximum tMersd permitted bythe Veterans AdmInIstratIon _____________________ Perhaps =. . - Nurses: RN's& LPN's, Aides, Aid. companion. Needed ImmedIately. FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM landeriehderut.dlngMng VA.garadeed loans on mobIe homes; some hV to 5h09 .ond. Uixt CallBart "•"" _____________________ For families or friends at PO" LPN, i to ft stun. GeriatrIc drinkers. patience preferred. Apply In For furttier Information call IfletV pow 5an Nuteing & or Write valoscent Center, 510 MellonvIllo SantoAIAnon Family Group P.O. Ave. Box 350. Sanford, Fla. 31171. . SQ - "'•"•" --- GININNOMM - ; P1Ne, $$I Q. ntid ________________ . ____ - . 4-IfIOflsb served in the army peEetlme and ____ before the Korean war dated. those ______ _____ ., 2 BR, I bath, Florida room, sCFlIfled Porch, Complete kitchen. Park like area off Enterprise Ostoen Rood, , Country age Into cash. welting. Try us for fast service. BARTON B. PILCHER REALTOR Reg.MtBtoliit g. 3337400 I Night - Turn your existing is, or 2nd Friday ________ dtncta$1$,*. te& i - Noon - area, Aael m - - Sunday ,' JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY - . *ICflOfl - Accessories - medIate poises, Dey a Public Auction Mon., Oct. 7:30 P.M. mortgage, $15751 rileeftily and Stoker, 332.7th -a -- - pay very small down payment tO move In. No qua Me. Ins, 3 ______________________ ortunities 2l4flVeStmeflt SO-MscsIIsnsous for Sale Suaday, Ott, 34, 174-4$ Ung*darea.Lats furk' Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, BR, 2W bath brick, took Huge lot. In ROBION MARINE Counter tops. Sinks Installation !he_40's. 131.2335, 392*Hwy 17.93 avaIlable. Bud CabefI.43225053 2 BR, i bath, dining roan, eat in 333.5953 anytime 25, kitchen; all rooms oversized; To be Sold to the highest bideer: I enclosed porch; completely LOSE 10ZLBS.IN30 DAYS Several 'me pieces of wicker, 59-Misical PMrctnthse No drugs, exercise, or hunger leSICed. Zoned C.2. Excellent _ slant front desks, porcelain and home and-or Nutrition orais barber chairs, bedroom reduction pnopram, alw9lght lSc a meal.Pianos & Electronic Orsans with 2 OR. 1 bath In nice residential suites, oak kitchen cupbard. automatic rhythm section. Liberal tqc,,e back guarantee, Local completes, redecorated, $17,500 Sowing machines, king site bed, trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano 4 distributor, Jenny Keith, $3404 wilt, terms. ___________________ __________________________ at dlscaunt. 21 Hour approval. ytone () 5231125. Publication Noon The Day Before - e.g. s.ai Estate iratar JOHN KRIDES, ASSOC. 1 I7 W.Comm4 rc181 P"øii• 3334001, Sanford DELTONA.- A steel Sitrgel ves, _ ______________________ Very clean 2 BR, 1½ barn, Cenfra I Mat and alt.Sa'wlwd porch, sill Winter Springs- Immaculate OR, 33-Houses Furnsp cleaning __________ oven, 2 bath with many extras. Must i_ carport, fencec yard with fruit trees. All this to to appreciate. Call 3210131. Lake Mary-Rent a 2 SR furnished 'Y $1'O. home Instead a 3 OR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, en erat erre . DYNAMIC PROPERTIES No oats. 322.33 e Central heat & air, a'. ~io S. V. Hardwick, Broker yard, large eertshcp, plus metal Country Traileren 2 BR 1 ba th air utility bldg. 323.1001. $us month plus deposit. 'Cliff Jordan. Realtor, 131-am. TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR ________ Property WHAT YOU WANT. 43$10a. 1! Wooded land, I or more OR HOUSE acres. Oak LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR PartlallyF,n, studded.000dtefms,$iOOcrmor. Phone 322-42a down. Call George Willis, REALTOR ASSOCIATE. * VA RE•SALES * 2 SR with If Porch, gas heat, $125; I BR with carport, us. All sizes, all prices, m-isi. low down. Cheapen than y do have to be a veteran. Call today. REAL ESTATE 0 Realtor Homes 322.7iis CRANK CON'ST REALTY ---REALTOR5-.1 REDUCED $00mo. References. Eves. 73*0 13$,0 buys this spacious modern I _____________________ Trailer. In PaoI& BR,3 bath home with family room RIVERVIEW AVE.- 3 OR, 2 bath, and many extras. See to believe. MIII.,' Rood, neen Lake Jess5J3 central heat & air, wall-towali BR, turn. Adulte. $50 ep. $123 me. Only $1,000 down, aseum. 13 carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced 323.1557. Payments. Call owner, 323.4170. yard. Owner re.iocatg. Large 1 OR mobil* home with Lovely SR,2 bath, c entral heat & Screened in porch, furnished, air, family Fm., garage, large P1NECREST4BR,3 bath, on 3bie loll. Lots of extras, including pool fenced yard, separate studio. Adults-No pets. 1100 me. or 523 & Income producing trailer on weak. 333.34g. Q & back lot. $10,500. Terms available. 3210303. BR 1V wide, fumished•AC, 2014 LAKE AVE.- Lovely) BR, 1½ $I'°permo.3n.se JOHNNY WALKER bath, central hest 5 air, car. I Be*oommo •--- 'eg. Real Eslat,Broke, equipped, riOrIdi 0 $110 par month. rm.. utility General contractor wither dryer Phone $301530. 3224137 _____________________ Included. Only $34,300. Terms. TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES.-) OR, ___________________ 1½ bath, central heat & air, kit. TAFFER REALTY NodIstist. __________ ______ Reg. Real Estate then equipped, fenced yard, half I 1100E. 25th St. block from Golf Course. Reduced . DEADLINES END BARGAIN... 3 •, both hom, carpst, A.c., kIt. then equipped. Assume first ______________ __________________ am "tie to 9d a V 41-Houses W. GARNETT WHITE - YEAR Ave. 1.3491. 41-Houiss -_------------------------ BATEMAN REALTY 5g. Real Estate Broker 253 S. Sanford bOflIOOd,CO, lot. $1t$ me. 3 car 13 fully carpeted. $341300 or Icarport, - _____ (111111-1111111 MINIMUM ____ 3 Lines Minimum b U I Saniord-3 Edray Malls, Albany, Mo. -Losi Sótimes............. llca line MONDAY ffirv FRIDAY SATURDAY NSOII AP Nek&ao Q. - I WO4 stilt lllirvStlmes........ ltca line Buy 4i-uses _________________ l, Dipl. t37, 5 EMONS H.v., hufurt Ft. - ______ ______ - , ________________ ___________-1! BR 2 beth, gar., ajpr, 2i block, country kitchen, screwed fully Cwd, $tJnkler system, POcti, are. lot, owner holding. 10 mlii. from II, Altamente $1,000 dii., $150 me. $13,t00. Mall. Fun, or Unfunn. $225 me. 333-1301. - . Home -_ __ 41-Ho Park 8319993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. __ MactiMe, M.rwflc 1.'gn with W. fon, plastics, paints & toMeS'. $ '$ In 322-2611 By E-7 _, I To List Your Business ... DiaI 322-2611 or 831-9993 I �P1. *!P_60111111 Nsi.W, Seafty.GCL 1K -- . - JL - Expansion I . . BREAK -'t Creating V '1' -1 1' '- -b' - More T1iii Problenis want the expected hdadaches of setting Up ten. you don't need a 40channel model to operate on PO$I7 conversion fadlitfee. then. Mansfactires are betting If they don't ofter And they we a risk In converting because no one conversion, that the truckers RIU buy Out a big part (fl'$ Ntfl'V_ ______ ___ '"ffl 01 the Is certain how the Federal Ccm''fr'tjonj of the lnventcrju. Qtlaon's Sand from 23 to 40 __ CS buy ers or'on will Besides refrfltfJr.g and puce p j When the expansion was announced, the FCC turers are offering ether deals to lure in CiMomeri added new electronic filtering requirements to for i3cbannel units. ON manofadure, Shlog will The new *channel rigs won't be on the mft lessen possible television recej*Ion interference. replace each radio It sells from July X to Jan. 31 ewIam!7,afldmaflsfad*witftar, s 00 =ft ManufaCt*rera are now trying _and not always with a "comparable ff" Oichannel milm variety of aoachee to all out Inventories o(23. successfully — to gain FCC approval for new 40. The replacement cod will be $30. chumel models channel hiltS under the toughened requfrementg. Another company, Hadelc, U.S.A., will allow Mod are doing one 01 two things — ft) And gaining approval for retrofitted rig.,, some customers buying its 234annel units to purchase ferim to convert flchannel models to odwAd maacturmfeared, would bean even deeper hill 40channel sets at half price without having to ~ Cspbftor cutting prices an p P - P - t stock without to climb, return the 23channel sets. A prospective CS buyer can find slashed pricesIf you want to buy a CS, you can go In a lot 01 offering conylisision. Hy.GaIn was one of the first companies off4JI on radios that can't be retrofitted, with some directions to find S deal, but make are YOU know to "retrofit" recently purchased models, and it models selling for half the regular price, what you are getting Into. If the salesman says that estimates that adding the new channels win cost The radios won't be obsolete in the sense that there is retrofit or replacement offer being made shod 1g per radio. most they can't be used, but a CBer who buys one of them, by the manufacturer, get ft in writing. thnnar t ut. won't have the freedom of 17 new thane1s. Most The companies with the offers should be giving CBera, finding channels crowded In the lower 23, out certificates guaranteeing it. Officials for companies offering retrofitting will want a radio with 40 chanb, And If the certificate has to be mailed to the plans my they want to sell a product that will not be An exception to that Is the trucker, who relies on manufacturer for the retrofit or replacement, make obsoldelna few months., channels 9 and 19. Channel 9 is the emergency athotoM.atted copy offt just in can your radio is ButCompanies not offering to convert CBs don't channel and channel 19 Is the trucking channel, and lost In the expected shuffle. chamsis has sitipped dead is their 1 It CI _ By1NDlppU 11 me 1l— rL L.J1. - L L t 4.. -itSL - j- i,4j— CB P - it - — i - CB' Receiving Poorly ers - -j - -. TEN CODE %, 10.1 10-2 Receiving well 10.3 Transmitting 10-4 OK (Message Received) 10.5 Relay Message 106 . Busy, Stand By 10-7 Out of Service, Leaving Air 108 In Service, Subject to Call 10.9 Repeat Message 10.10 Out of Service, Subject to Call 10-12 VIsitors Present 10.13 Weather-Road Conditions 10.16 Make Pickup At. 10.18 Message For Us? (Hurry) 10.19 Nothing For YOU 10-20 Location M 10-21 Call Phone 10.22 Disregard Messa ge 10.23 Stand By (Standing By) 10-25 In Contact . 10.29 Stolen or Wanted 10.30 A2ain!t FCC Rules 10.23 EMERGENCY 10.36 Correct Time (?) 10-39 Message Delivered 10-41 Switch To Channel. i Legal Notice LegaI Notice IN 7MG $7 COUNT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, I, 7$ CIRCUIT COUNT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT PD THE IIGHTUINYN JUDICIAL THE EIGHTEENTH JUDIC, FLORIDA ti.c*.e.c CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Clvii. ACTION ..o C.JUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY. FLORIDA. In Ri ffi, %ffl CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1UICAI CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.0$ THOMAS ALLEN WATERS. HOMES AC NATIONAL HOMES AC. Petitioner. NATIONAL CEPTANCE CORPORATION. CEPTANCE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, Plaintiff, PEGGY ANN THOMPSON WATERS Rnpond.iw. HOWARD W. GRAY and STEVE B. SHUMAKER an CAROLINE T. GRAY, his wIfe, and CANDACE J. SHUMAKER, his NOTICE OF ACTION wife, TO: PEGGY ANN THOMPSON DIVERSFIED MORTGAGE I REALTY CO. Defendants. WATERS NOTICE OF SALE Defendant. 383 Grayling Street NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE South Lyon, Michigan 41171 pursuant to. Final Judgment NOTICE OF SUIT You will please take notice that there has been filed and is pending TO: DIVERSIFIED MORTGAGE foreclosure dated October 21st, 1974 & REALTY CO. and entered In Case No. 76150401 in the Circuit Court in And for 701 First National the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Seminole County, Florida, Civil Bank Building Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole Action No. 74.1113CA.01.0 seilunga Decatur. Georgia Florida, County, wherein dI5$olutior, of the marriage of said YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NATIONAL HOMES AC. THOMAS ALLEN WATERS and that an action to foreclose a mor. CEPTANCE CORPORATION is PEGGY ANN THOMPSON on the following property in plaintiff, and STEVE e. WATERS, and other relief. SHUMAKER and CANDACE i. These presents are to require you Seminole County, Florida Lot 16 SAN LANTA, THIRD SHUMAKER, his wile, are del en to f ile your written defense with the SECTION, as recorded in Fiat Book dents, I will 5141 to the higheit and Clerk of the above styled court and to serve a copy thereof on 13. Page 75, Public Records Of best bidder for cash at the West Seminole County, Fla front door of the Seminole Coun Petitlonet's Attorney, Gordon Frederick, P.O. Box 1755, Sanford, has been filed against you, and you Courthouse, Sanford, Flat do, we required to serve a copy of your 1100 A.M. on the 5th day of Florida 37171 on or before November written defenses thereto, If any, November, 1576, the following IS. 1976. Should you fail to do so a default may be entered againet ,r' Upon LEONARD V. WOOD, At. described real estate located torn.y for Plaintiff. at Suite 211, 251 situated and being In Seminole and the cause proceed cx WITNESS my hand and official Maitl and Avenue, Altamonte County, Florida. to-wit: Lot 17, SAN LANTA, THIRD seal as Clerk of the above styled Springs, Florida 3fl),and file the Court on this 13th day of October, original with the Clerk of the above SECTION, according to the plat styled Court on or before the Rh day thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, A.D. 01 November, 1576, otherwise a Page 75, Public Records of Seminole (SEAL) judgment may be entered against County, Florida Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., 'otj for the relief demanded in the said property being the lame as set Clerk of the Circuit Court Complaint herein, forth in the Final Judgment of By: Jean E. Wilke, WITNESS my hand and seal of foreclosure. Deputy said Court, this 25th day of Sep. Dated this 21st day of Octobe Publish: October 17, 24, 31, Nov. 7 timber 1576. 1576. 1576 (Seal) (COURT SEAL) DEE.fl 1111111111111111111111111 Evenlu, HiraM, ! Arthur N. fteC*.ith. Jc. andles Ed: t's Special I no selicts the thing'vlth whlii he line." )c • -- - DIS('CYVER BIC TENN1.,. L.t .- - -. tnls ________ MERICA 97( . ' ___ I.. __ r, 4 1/ - . . - ii .,.1 ii ilr~*q I E1 Jumping rope Is a fine way to work off excess energy, top... then It's back to a routine question-andS. 11 11, i K ,. vrz 0% I. ,~4 b Ann Auclello students All i* . ~ J .., Pondering politics, Li, answer session for and IV I I' .14 kra1 C'. .,.,~. - __ ' _ and so on down the As vital as the other remarkably enthusiastic "special ed" teachers, Mrs. Capers goes on. "My key word is awareness. I ,% ' top, are Samantha Hendren and Kathleen Oltarsh: teacher Moore Capers, left, en. courages Kathleen, Nancy Freeman and — % ... flat j 1. (- Jimmy Scott with project "t i _ 4 ~ 1 r~"-_ I It ~0_ , " .", ,~t , """' _,1 170 r '1 While . . 'ais.s to play Under the category of "emotionally disturbed" comes the newest — and one of the Eared — classes, that for autistic Children. Until recently there were nearly no facilities availa ble. througfi any public sdlool sy em st for these children, whose withdrawal from the world and the People around them Is almost total. Now Seminole County, under the directorship of Dan Sento, whose offices are at Woodland Elementary, has one of the few (perhaps four or five) In the entire state. In addition to these elementary level programs, Mrs. Witengier, notes, there are Pre-elementary programs available for children from newborn to age four. "The ECHO program is a tri'county Program In conjunction with Orange and Osceola counties," she says, "and the four-year-old, have a pre-nw'sery Program. For children Younger than that the progra m is In a van and goes to the child, training the parents to help that child get the most out of himself." At the opposite end of the scale are children whose intelligence creates learning difficulties for them — the children in the "gifted" classes. Moore Capers, who teaches In the Gifted Center (the center takes students In from several area schools) at Red Bug Elementary says, "The choice within our program is Pretty much up to the Individual teacher. We don't duplicate what the classroom teacher does. We try to give the students something they can't get in other classrooms. • in 1776 candy and such. "We have a check system for the ki ds," she continues. ,, Each child gets a grid with ) squares each day. He may receive a check for academics, social behavior, other related things. Or he may receive a slash, a negative mark which he must work hard to get rid of. A the end of the day we add them up and each child gets to play for that lejçtlt f th ne. The one with the most checks rb?.1 u Mary Witengier, special education director for Seminole County, Lists the 12 categories of children who qualify for this tax. paid public school service: "emotional problems (severe or moderate); educable mentally retarded; trainable retarded; profoundly retarded; specific learning disabilities; severe learning dlsablllite; special needs; speech therapy (there are classes at every elementary school); language disabled (these children are verbal, but their speech may be garbled); blind and legally Wind; gifted; homebound and hospitalized (these must have a doctor's statement that they will be homebound a minimum of three weeks.) "Emotionally disturbed" Is the category under which Miss Auclello's nine students come, but she says firmly, "The goal of the program Is to get these kids into regular class. I try to keep it as close to a regular classroom as possible. There are no rewards, _______ , work, Plus make-up work the day they miss by coming to our class," says Mrs. Capers. "It Is their responsibility and the condition on which they can take our class." Seminole County School system. The program provides learning opportunities for 12 categories of students, 'ranging from those with emotional problems (severe or moderate) through those with unusually gifted minds. 3 kid'A Chance As would be expected, children In the gifted group carry a heavier work load than other students, "They have regular class The children in MIss Auciello's classroom are one Small segment of a special education Program conducted by the Legal Notice Every want the children to realize there's a great big world out there. We have newspapers In the classroom, share what we read In the biographies of successful people. We try to understand what motivates success — and Just to understand people better. "It's very important that the kids make as many mistakes as they need to make — and learn that it's all right to make mistakes," says Ann Auclello, a teacher at Pinecrest Elementary school. . . iving G By MARYUN K. TIPTON Herald Correspondent .. '"" 11 Sandsv, Oct.24, $76—iC . Can Be A Big Problem Legal Notice - Arthur H. Beckilta, Jr. .. 'Traveling' Pt. 7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court 11Th JUDICIAl. CIRCUIT, 11 Ah By: Linda M. By: Mary N. Darden I llidru ke FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk FLORIDA. Publish: Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 1576 Publish: Oct. 71, 1576 CASE NUMBER: 76.1322.CA4.O DEElI DEE.122 equipment electrically t)etore ByROBERTANGUS L. F. GALLMAN, and PATRICIA J. — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE we ship It. And we do a certain GALLMAN, his wife, . EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI E. Plaintiffs, Most American CBers have amount 01 fie1dtestlng In the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE ' never heard of Cybernet 10.42 ome H United States, t nuke sue the PAUL GRANT BROWN, and COUNTY, FLORIDA. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI Electronics or Its president equipment performs as it is 10.43 Information KATHERINE ANN BROWN, his CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1631.CAI5.E CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOI ftari*I owonob. But because supposed to. Since our testing STOCKTON, WHATLEY, OAVIN 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY 10.45 All Units Report (To Control) wife, COMPANY, a Florida corporation, GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION D,fendard 10.51 On The Way Cyberndlmost5o Per facllltlesareautomatedaswell NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiff CASE No. 762137.CA.5 cent of all the CS equipment — 10-S2 Chec k In WIth Base we can check out a unit NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that Division U coming from Japan, Its cntheSthdayof November, 1516, at VIRGIL REED BELL and SUIIBANK MORTGAGE COM completelyln5.Osecon(15—aJid 10.56 Meet At. 11:OOA.MonttteWest Front Doc.'of MADALI14 LORETTA BELL, his PANt', a Florida corporation preddent and founder Is a since everybody else faces the the tourthouse of Seminole County. wife. 10.62 Can't Copy, Use phone Plaintiff si gnificant CS personality, seine field t est limitations, we Defendants. i. at Sanford, Florida the undersigned 10-65 Waiting Next Message even though Haruki Tomonoh heli NOTICE OF ACTION Clerk, will offer for sale to the FRANK VELEZ, JR. and eve Oat our equipment lsas 10.75 Causing Interference has never had the pleasure of reliable highest and best bidder for cash, the TO: VIRGIL REED BELL REBECCA A. VELEZ, his wife, as any now on the 1526 Ewing, Indianapolis following described real properl y: NOTICE OF ACTION10.77 No Contact requesting a channel break Indiana 16201 Lot 21, and the East ½ of Lot PROPERTY because CS communication Is YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an TO: FRANK VELEZ. JR ar', Block 3, RESURVEY OF BLOCK I While other CS manufac10.91 Talk Closer To Mike lCtIOfl to foreclose a mortgage on REBECCA A. VELEZ, his wife," illegal In Japan. WILOMERE, according to the Plat lures In Japan and the United 10.97 Arrived At Scene the following Properly in Seminole wtios. residence Is unknown thereof as recorded in the Plat Book Cybernet, founded a mere States face shortages of 10-98 Mission Completed 1, Page 50, Public Records of County, Florida: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an seven years ago, now operates Lot 16, SOUTH PARK, according action to foreclose a mor tgage on Seminole County, F lorida, subject t components such as crystals, 10.26 Messa ge Received 10.99 Cannot Copy You one of the world's most highly to the Plat thereof as real property taxes recorded In the following property In Sem i nole f,,r the year 1576, meters, polentlonmeters and 10-27 Moving To Channel. 10-100 Personal and easements and restrictions of Plat Book 3. Page Q. Public County, Florida: automated electronics transistors, Cybernet's big Records of Seminole County, record. Check Registration 10.200 Police Needed Lot 33. LAKE OF T HE WOODS manufacturing facilities, together with all structures. im. Florida. problem Is the slow delivery of ________________________ TOWNSHOUSE, SECTION 1, as per capable of producing i et her with the follow ing Items of map or plat ther eof recorded in Flat to a automated equipment. __________________________ Movements, fixtures, appliances, Tog 10 and appurtenances on said land or property which are located in and Book IS, page $O, public records of million CS units a month for _____________________________ permanently installed as part of the Seminole County, Florida; Together in conjunction therewith, such brands as Midland, HyThis sale made pursuant to final improvements on the laid land: with Range, Dishwasher, Disposal, Gain, Lafayette, Radio Shack judgment entered in Clvii Action . Refrigerator — 12 cubic loot Ifot Furnace and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR H Point (Model 55012GM) and others. has been filed against you and yo SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I3flCA.O.G, now pending in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole hat been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of you. 'We we the same basic CASE NO. 76.II75.CA49.O are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to It on the BARNETT BANK OF WINTER County, Florida. $ printed circuit board for all of Dated this 21st day of October, written defenses, if any, to it, on Plaintiff's attorney, whose name and PARK, NA., a national banking I Julius G. Petruska. ROWLAND, address Is E 0. Palermo, al 1916. our "Tomonthuys. The corporation. PETRLJSKA, BOWEN & Mc. Shackleford, Farrior, Stallings & (Seal) reason is that the company's PlaIntiff, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DONALD. Plaintiff's attorney, Evans. P.O. Box 3321, Tampa, VS. automation equipment Is set up *toie address It ! North Magnolia Florida 33601 on or before November Clerk of the Circuit Court EV ELOPMENT cTDODItC D to handie It. "However, all of Avenue. Orlando. Florida 32101, on 291 h. 1974. and file the original with ' By: Cherry Kay Travis INCORPORATED, a Flor ida car. Haz)dl& '3r bef ore No vember 11th. ISle, arid the Clerk of this Court ei Deput y Clerk We units we produce obviously ther before poration: ALAN KANDALL.; AR. mh the oi't0mflalWlm the Clerk Of this service on plaintiff's attorney Lawrence F. Galiman To some CBers they're great or DAMAN & ASSOCIATES, INC.. a are not the same. Each of Court either before service on the P.O. Box 540 immediately there.l$er; otherwise Florida corporation; SENTINEL customers wants something a and to others of us they're a Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately a default will be entered against you Orlando, FL 32102 STAR COMPANY, a Delaware thereifter, otherwise a default Will for the relief demanded in the little different In the way of in the neck. corporation; WILLIAM E. BERN. Publish: Oct. 21, 1576 be entered against you for the relief DEE-124 Okay, Lady Cougar, or Milk complaint or petition, appearance, 01 features. That STEIN; FRANK L. HARRINOTOPI, demanded in the Complaint. IN THE CIRCUIJ cOuRT, IN ANO seal Maid, or whatever out there, JR; COSMO E. MINGOLLA; and means extra boards to ac FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, said Court on October 191h, 1916. NORTH ORLANDO WATER & to that remark. this Court. this 1st day of October, FLORIDA. commodate the additional (Cowl Seal) SEWER CORPORATION, ak.a 1976. But, consider the fact that Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. functions, and distinctive NORTH ORLANDO WATER & CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1921.CA44.0 Seal) In Re: the Marriage 14 Clerk Circuit Court you're out on Interstate 95, SEWER COMPANY, a Florida styling, such as that on the Hy. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. FRANCIS JANE SOUTH, Wife, By Linda M. Show corporation, heading, say, up through South Clerk of the Circuit Court Gain 8 and Deputy Clerk Defendants. ROBERT Carolina. By. Mary N. Darden BARRETT SOUTH, PublIsh Oct. 24, 31, Nov 7, 11, 1974 "These area MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Deputy Clerk fulband. Now all of sudden you hear DEE 119 NOTICE OF ACTION which make one of our units Oct tO. 17, 21. 31. 1976 NOTICE OF ACTION .. someone break in iwi that' TO AIAa Aiaflit I DEE 47 wurut ii axia anciner WOfUI STATE OF FLORIDA 1 North Sumit Street channel 19 with a Smoke; For lnSance, I've heard more powerto make tiijsa1ocafljjpg TO: ROBERT BARRETT SOUTH, $500," he continued. "One Tenatly, New Jersey NOTICE OF INTENTION *tOla last known residence and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 'Blue Goose' breakers In the every week, but we'll need TO REGISTER manufacturer may offer very EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. mailing "Breaker 19 for a Smokey past week or two than we care help of FICTITIOUS NAME WILLIAM E. BERNSTEIN addreSS is: 1114 PEGGY CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR good service f acilities you CBers out there. LANE, WILMINGTON, OHIO 370 Ma i n Stre et NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN( and may Report," you bear as you're to imagine. And how about YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SEMINOLE COUNTY Feel free to contribute Items provide a good guarantee, while zooming along at pursuant to Florida Statute S$$A 09, Suite 1150 CIVIL ACTION that a proceeding for dissolution the double 'Slow Motion'? That guy would to this corner whenever you that the undersigned, desiring to Worcester, Massachu. another tries to economize on -= marriage has been filed against you CASE No. 7f1assCA.o9.O nickels. engage in business under the tic 51tt5 0160$ havetobefasterthanthespeed or hear of something that you servlceorhisguaranteeso that COLONIAL MORTGAGE SERVICE and that Petitioner, FRANCIS CO. OF CALIFORNIA. titious name of GOOSE BUMPS. at "Goabead, Breaker," comes of your transmitterlfhe were to deem newsworthy, es pecially he can offer a lower price." JANE SOUTH. seeks other relief 665 SR 127, Longwood. Seminole FRANK L. MARRING. a reply. against you alfecling the following be In as many places as we you members of various CS orPlaintiff County, Florida. intends to register TOInOnOb notes that CS 15 TON. JR. VS. described real property: "Smokey'a taking pict ures at heard him in a 24-hour span. the said name with the Clerk of the 2$ State Street. ganizatloris. After all, we cant no means a world phenomenon. the Estates. ROBERT E. GETMAN and Circuit Court Lot 11, Block F. Sunland Room 3100 of Seminole County, mile marker and he's What It meant was that three k II, Pages TRUDIE GETMAPI. i Its recorded in Plat Boo eport It If we don't know about While It has exploded Iii Florida, Boston. Massachusetts doLngltinbothdlrectlous,Lady or four different CBers were ft. Defendant IC 32, Public Records of Seminole United States and Candu, and Cougar XYZ02109 Viola C Scheblein OF SUIT— (,xnty, Florida. 1111 using the same handle In Andrea C Spielman I Right? enjoys some popularity In t PROPERTY AND, you are required to he Publish Oct. tO, If, 21, 31. 1976 . E. MINGOLLA vario us parts of the country. TO. TRUDIE GETMAN j and file your Answer orap.ear it could make the difference. COSMO Scandinavia, Australia and other DEE 19 c a Boyer & Now If you're the La dy Now 1710$ Northeast Copies What do __________________________ defense of you do when or pleading with the Clerk 01 For now, we're going 10.10. Italy, It Is unknown In lfl3fl Mingolia Industries Road tteCIrcuit Court In and for Seminole Cougar from the Sanford area you nm into this type of Post Office Box 9S1 —The Tampa Amberjack parts of the worid. There is a Battle Ground, County, Florida, and serve, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE what do do? Worcester. Massachu. problem? Washington 93601 fleaowered version in Japan, K4873 thereof on Petitioner's attorney, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. setts 01613 You wonder, and listen and Pe rh aps the bed thing to do, ROGER I. BERRY, P.O. Drawer o. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE but CB American-style Is wonder aear that an action to foreclose a mor COUNTY, FLORIDA. some more. If you're Milk Maid, Lady YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford 37Th, on or before the th virtually unknown, and day of November. 1976. or otherwise tgage on the following property in CIVIL NO. 761ff6.CA..0 that an action to foreclose a mor Seminole County, Florida: Tomonoh doesn't expect It to Co"Well, my handle's Lady Cougar, or whatever in the HOME SAVINGS BANK, tg.ge on the following property in a default will b entered against ugar at home, but obviously Sanf ord area, is to put that Lot I, less the West 12 feet, and the appear In the near f ut ure. Plaintiff, Seminole County, Florida: west 1$ feet of Lot 9. Block 1L 2nd v. someone In this area has the 'Sanford' tag in front of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS my hand and official The East 300 Feet of Lot 56, tying "There are three conditions same handle. So now what seal of the Clerk Section SAN LANTA, according to ANDREW R KELLY of the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. Circuit Court do I handle when you're out there In North of Wagner Road, Block D and FRAN required for the &VeiOP(flflt on the 4th day of October, 174. the plat thereof as recorded in Plat CES E. KELLY, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the D. R. MITCHELL'S SURVEY of do? Change my handle Just Whatever-Land. COUNTY, FLORIDA Book 1. pages 3$ through 10 of the (Seal) Defendants. OF THE LEVY GRANT, according CS," he believes. "These are because I'm In someone else's Public Records of Seminole County, Right? Wrong? Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CASE NO. 76-2S36CA4S.I AMENDED to the Plat thereof, as recorded in space,populaUon,andfreedem home territory? Florida, less the South 12 feet Clerk of the Circuit Court SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK for We'dlIketoheartheopimon NOTICE OF ACTION Plat Book I, Pages. Public R ecords S alley. of communication. Among OF ORLANDO, a national banking By: Cherry )(a Travis 10 FRANCES E KELLY of Seminole County, Florida, I don't know about you, but of you readers out there. And association, has been filed against you and you BERRY & FULLER RESIDENCE. 1721 Hilt has been filed against civilized nations, only the that's exactly what we did a we promise we'll print the are required to serve a copy of your .o Drawer o Street Uni ted States has all three to Plaintiff. DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES, VS. wr itten defenses, if any to it, on the Sanford, Florida 32771 couple of times last week when responses. Hananan, South INCORPORATED, a Florida cor . the degree which mak es Attorneys for Petitioner Plaintift'sattorney, whosename and LUTHER L. FOSHEE and DALE 0, Carnlina 29410 we encountered the problem. poration; ALAN KANDALL; AR address is DAVID 6. MULOCK of FOSHEE, his wife, ii at.. Publish- Oct 10, 17, 21, 31, 1976 development of CS as a bobDAMAN & ASSOCIATES, INC., a DEE II For quite some time, we had we're speaking of Defendants. CARLTON, FIELDS, WARD. TO ANDREW R KELLY byld medI Florida corporation; SENTINEL plble." EMMANUEL SMITH & CULTER, NOTICE OF ACTION been knownIn another part of responses, Bill Armstrong, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN STAR COMPANY, a Delaware IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR He not es that while Japan has the PA., Pos t Office Box 3239, Tampa, state as the Sliver Fox — financial aid officer of Seminole TO: SPECTRA.PHYSICS, C COr. corporation; WILLIAM E. BERN. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Florida 33601 and file the original poration not authorized (Last known mailing aareu of to do STEIN; FRANK L. HARRINCTON, Civil Action No. 76.1711.CA.09.A population and relative butsohavealotofotherpeople Community College (SCC) with the Clerk of the above Styled And free dom of communication, in rew R Kelly being, Post Office court on or be fore November 29th, Box 5026, this area, apparently. Thus, called the ot her day to tell us business ln the State of Florida, 1250 JR COSMO E. MINGOLLA; and FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS Virginia Beach. Virginia Middlefield Road, Mountainview, NORTH ORLANDO WATER & AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a 1976: otherwise a Iudgment may be 2345S space is ala premiwn, In much wechangedbacktooworigj,sj that he's trying to work h) a California SEWER CORPORATION, a-ka. United States corporation, en tered against you for the relief f Europe, there is a limit on handle of Th YOU ARE NOTIFIED All part ies claiming int erests by, NORTH ORLANDO WATER 6 e Irishman, only to seminar for CBers at the local act ion for foreclose a mortgage an Plaintiff, demanded In the complaint or on through. under or against FRAN SEWER COMPANY, a Florida vs. oboth space and freedom Of learn that there's another institution of higher learning. following properly In Seminole petition. CES E. KELLY and ANDREW P corporation, and you are required to JAMES MILLER PARKER, At al,. communication, while coun- 'hr,' County, Florida; WITNESS My hand and the seal 00 in he e KELLY and 10 all Parties having or serve a copy of your written Defendants, laid Court on October 21st, 1976. tries like A ustralia and Canada TheEastl$'ofthe West ISO'ofttte Bill said that he has hopes claiming to have any right, title or So, all of a sudden we defenses, if any, to it on lire F. NOTICE OFSALE (Seal) of East 300' (less S the outh 400') lack the population density changed to The Tampa having various officials of the interest in the real property herein CI Daniels of TURNBULL, ABNER Notice is hereby given that, Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr. Government 1.01 described necessary to make CB really Amberjack. An S. Section 3. AND DANIELS, Attorneys for pursuant to the Order or Final Federal Townsh Communication ip 19 Clerk of the Circuit South. d Court y Range 32, East, Plaintiff, whose addrujs is Ill West Judgment entered in this cause, in ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED popular. By Linda M Shaw Commission (FCC) and other Of thO Public Records of Seminole Lyman Avenue, Post Office Box l, the Circuit Court of we've had little trouble, that an action to foreclose a mor Seminole Deput County, Florida, y Clerk Tomnonob believes that the tgage on the follow ing real property Winter Park, Florida 37190, an file County, Florida. I will sell the Aft.erall,therenughtbeother VIP'sonhandfortheevent,but Ms been Iliad against you and Publish: Oct. 24, 31. Nov.?, ii, 1976 in you the original with the Clerk of the property situated in Seminole current CS fever in the United Amberjacks In Seminole County. Florida DEE 121 everything Is prelicated upon Lot 7, Block B SUMMERSET arerequiredtos.rveacppyo,yr above styled Court on or before County, Florida, described as. States will break soon written defenses, if 1 Seminole County area, but the response he gets from local any, to it on November 17th, 1976. Otherwise, a NORTH, according to the The East 290 feet of the South 164.5 CITY OF CASSELBERRY perhaps by the end of 1978 — certainly we can't step on CBers and various area CS RICHARD H. ADAMS, JR. of Gray, judgment may be entered against feet thereof as recorded in Flat Book of he Northeast '.i of the North. Adams. Harris & Robinson PA., PLANNING BOARD Pages 13 and 11, Public Records 1W for the relief demanded in the west '. of Section 26. Township 20 and decline gradually to a anyone'stoeswith t hat"rampa' organizations. NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Seminal, C plaintiff's attorneys, who,e ad. complaint or petition. ounty, F lorida, South, Range 29 East, (lees 25 feet market of 10 million units a bit tacked on to the front of the City of Casselberry Planning is 401 So, if you're interested In dress East has been tiled against y ou and you WITNESS my hand and 11w seal of for right 'f way of Longwood Board will Robinson Street. P.O. Box hold a public hearing o ae year by the late 1970s. In terms handle. such a Seminar, gi ve A.r'rxi. said Court on October, 1976. Markham Road.) Public Records of requred to serve a copy of your 3041. Orlando, Florida 32502, ditculS the Comprehen sive Land written defenses, it any, to on van of ISEAL) strong a call at SCC. Seminole County, Florida. I guess what we're trying the less expensive under, the 26th day 01 Use Plan. The purpose of thu Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. den Berg, Gay & Burke. P A. at dush automotive units, In fact, say atpubIIcsaIe,tothehigp,nfaf November, 1976, andfiletheor,gin.ai meeting is to inform t it's awfully easy to the public 01 Pott Office Box 793. Orlando. 'clear g Clerk of the Circuit Court in th e channel' for bidder, for cash. at the west front with the clerk of this ur Co t either progress made on the Corn he suspects that the peak my By: Martha T. Vihlen Florida 32*07. and file the original door 01 the Seminole County Court prenensive Land handles in various this week, we'd just like to say before sqrvico on plainflff,$ &I. already have arrived — duplicate Deputy Clerk Use Plan and to *itfl the Clerk 0111w above styled House In Sanford, Florida. at 11:00 parts 01 the country. solicit Input from tornevs or immediately thereafter; the public that we'll do everything in in Publish Oct. 11, 21, 31, Nov. 1, 1976 A M., on November stti, 1916. court On of before November 29th, al though an FCC .kclz.lon in otherwise a default will be entered relation to the Comprehensive Lend l,7a, otherwise a judgment may be DEE 91 ( Seal) against you for the relief demanded Use Plan favor of mor e channels, ex_ ntered against you for the relief Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr ..I,1 in the comolainf Ti ...i -"'U O pEtsrU I4L U dlmanded in the complaint oc., 7, CUWU Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and seal of Triursday, November 4, 1514 at 7.30 petition revive Interest in the lowerBy. Cherry Kay Travis Coirt on October 21sf, 1914 PM in Casselberry City Hilt. 93 . Dep ut y Clerk hand and the seal of (Seal) L3ke TrIplet Drive. Casselberry, priced mode ls. Said Court on October 70th, 1916 Harrison, Greene, Mann, ARTHUR H. BECICW1TI4, JR. Florida, or as soon thereafter as Sin ce CS transmissions are (Seal) Rowe. Stanton & Mastry Clerk of the Circuit Court posSible. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr AttlflliOn Raleigh W Greene, Ill, illegal In Japan, how does 12 R: ! !:-: By: Mary N. Darden Mary W Mart r,orne, Post Office Box 3512 Clerk of the Circuit Court Depvty Clerk Cybernet t est the eq uipment it i City Clerk By: Linda M Staw St. Petersburg, FlOrida 33731 Publish : Oct. 24, 31, Nov. 1, II. 1974 CasIberry. Florida produces? "We bench-ted our Deputy Publish Oct. Clerk 21, 1976 DEE 120 Publish Oct It . ta. lem . DEE rUouith Oct 21, 31, Nov 7. II. 1474 DEE $7 DEE I.q Toni orioh . VMEN _________ I ~ Tee Off To . ¶, Hole-in-One LInda Keeling, Valentine Girl for XJ Bets Eta Chapter, Bets Sigma Phi, shows fine style as she practices for the chapter's HolI.O Contest slated for Nov. am.- 5 p.m. at the Mayfair Country Club. Cliff Miller, the chapter'u clUng Contestant who Is upon. iored byiheSunrlse Kiwanis Cl ub awaits his turn to swing at the balL The contestant is designed to help Xl Beta Eta raise money for the annual BSP Valentine Bal l, Fe b. U. MI monies will 1, 8 benefit the Seralaole Youth Ranch. The chapter which raises the money will have its VsJentIste Girl and King Con. lestantcrownedqueeuudkfgg of the ball. One dollar buys three balls and a chance to win a prize—as well as help the Youth Ranch. , , M, ,~'_, _? , . - , __ I .~~ ~ AWALUMP-P Salaries For Housewives? On W'i' th Domestic Revolut ion! "The only difference between a wife and a servant is that the wife works for nothing," said feminist George Sand almost a century ago. Spurred on by today's feminist movement, the controversy over the domestic status of women rages on. After all, It has been estimated that the average homemaker with no How do we make good to outside job works a total of 99.6 Morn for her hours of unpaid, hours a week at 12 different unappreciated labor? unpaid jobs in the home. Pay her a salary, say many Studies estimate that the feminists. If we agree — and a value of the homemakers' recent survey by the American services is 21 per cent of the Council of Life Insurance Gross National Product. (ACLI) reveals that 74 per cent So do homemakers deserve of people interviewed more recompense than the nationally do not think "meatloaf again?" routine, housewives should be paid — dirty clothes, dishes, floors and but if we agree, how do we go faces to wash, and a card on about it? Mother's Day? First , who pays the salary, In the ACIJ survey, almost six out checking a prospective educated women. Of 10 of those who felt corn- husband's honk balance extra It seems to me there are pensation for housewives was in carefully before tying the knot, enough Pitfalls in the rock> order. said the husband should knowing their salary depends road of marriage as it is. Money be the one to pay the salary. on his ... ' (the root of all evil, More than two in 10 felt the As for the government paying in the form of wifelyremember) salaries, is government should foot the bill. housewives salaries, I can't see bound to further complicate an Forget for a Moment who is the taxpayers going for it, already troubled institution. paying the salary; let's con. especially not the unmarried But I do believe the labors of cjclø,' h.s,.. u, ii'... uuwwi ox 'ncr ones. love and duty to which homeweekly pay check is to be But maybe I'm wrong there. makers devote their lives determined. Does the housewife The ACLI survey revealed that, deserve some concrete coinpunch a time clock' Is she paid of the one in four Americans pensatiort. How about Social according to the type of work supporting the idea of women security benefits for the homeshe does teacher, babysitter, being paid to take care of home maker? Be nice too, if emdishwasher, economist.,, ? Or and childr en, those who were ployers would consider a according to a rate set by her single, divorced or separated woman's experience at running husband. supposing he is her were xnure likely to support a household or raising a half. "employer'" payinenLs to housewives than dozen kids successfy w hen Will wesi.xiden dl y see money- married people. she comes to apply for a job crazed housewives doing only Women are t he most en. outsi de the home. ose jo th bs that pay well and thusiatj advocates of the On with the domestic ignoring the lower paying scheme not surprisingly. revolution' drudgery jobs? And will they be Particularly younger, better Housewives deserve nubtet .,-,..._. '' '- - ) IJ �i; 1..,. i I __~ ; . .,A I . i D !:0 ~ r I ! 10 cOHM now, but if they itarg YOUrgair, I wouldn't it I &do they could only go in the neighborhood. I'd they brotight it home. I'd let them go by th=ielm and tell them not to eat anything until It is checked, and throw away anything ,i Phyflj Bart, Sagfor(J: "I'd let them go just around the neighborhood, but no when else. 17111 walk check everything they got but there Is more of a safety problem now, speciafly with traffic." wlthth they should wear v"uks. because oIno being able to see as well. There's bees a notwapped,sndanyfL There's a lot more people out looking for trouble now, unfortunately." anges, there s no pecl, wh4 y're or not You j have toberac,Jn" l. ____________ BY DORIS DIETIUCH HarailillCorrespea" 25 Y.ars Ago . . . This Week :' Sanford Qtymisewøe not to Accept candy from strIngers. I don't think lecti'Don Fever I Halloween Sale # ,4 bewitched with the idea of wil Richard Prescott, [)eLand: "Fm single, but If Connie Lahrnan, Si ford: "I would go with I did have childlet, up to a certain age, I'd go with mine, and I'd 90 through every them. If they were restricted to my area, they ul er youngsters. I'd tell them to walk by the aideof stay in oiw ne1githor and carry flmhl4W I was never afraid to go out when I was a child, and I'm sire my mother wasn't afraid to let me go." and not the middle, and to wear something brought in the week of the sage ployeL i . • -. Then A graduate at Seminole High owtoflh1up thefewrenajthg School (she actually skipped - free hours in her busy schedule, her senior year), she is cllia Monroe 4 Larry Monroe Jis the youngest Ijed realtor in Seminole recezaiy tamed . ,I Oct. .. . . W Nicholas Tamm III. Wadas s ah Birthday greetings went to ~, '. . jelly, 12-ounce jar, 13 and onehalf cents; and a 12ounce Jar of • . GARDEN OF THE MONTH , ago MONICA MONROE week! . -/ League o RoumiligtSusan t . by Mrs. Joachim (Edith) Liebert, attracted much favorable comment. Mrs. I.iebert explained that her husband and his mother, tag says Joan Mandate. "It 's wooden. She can laugh aloud, says matter-of-factly in a back rially a ball." "We only had 13 dates before very well deny it. --- I -- Joan ' - campaign trail. ; -' dates. .. .. e', my husband Dr. Ernest Wollin, dancing and we ha ve lots of (radioloost) through medical fun.'. school and our two kids are now In college." , Bill Braceland enli itened Joan Is presently employed -- - - - .-.w - %_ . a (Hof photo by Dor is Ol,trlca) p _ _____ ______ DIMOjij PENDANTS ff4 ii KARAT GOLD '°°' 250 Choice - or star pcnd,int with diamond at this one low price. Aviilabk only i iaies .1 - $ I i Ifl fl, Va ' moiI tI I ' A I on -11111111 Seminole Office .- : I I . . , i trunk covering blk polyester Chine. A crotcieung stitch of gold metallic thread goal was $3g,000. The following year, the organization decided to staff its office fuiltime. Mrs. Ganas said she would like a shot sat Forms the trees with a sprinkling of brilliant orange She got it, and over the years has seen the goal inch up to its. When Mrs. Ganas Joined ln12asatvph.U1..1,flIted We Care and Teen hot Line telephone crisis intervention center will offer training sessio ns in Seminole County. According to Margaret Barnes, coordinator for We Care in r Seminole, volunteers are urgently nee ded to man the e weeks proceeding the campaign, and the oup' perIod aftertheexcitementIsall overarebusy,. This IsJy5 the e Check A Long . . Other Sanford BPW .,...,. . !L Happy faces indicat ed the exhibition was well received by pr - I S Road off S. R. 436, Altamonte Springs, Nov. 1 through Dcc. 6 Ms. Barnes hopes that if there i are enough volumeers from the . county, part of the We Care ' operation can be moved to %IAHGARFT BARNES Seminole from Orlando •' I . I UnibedWft youthful Cindy Bock provided Officers another added attraction at the areesid Penny Feeback, first vice colorful "Show and Tell" hobby - . -. :1 I bleached turkey neck bones." Backgrou.nd own, and is now the busy owner party musicfare. of lilting tunes organ from of the Merle 0 today and yesteryear by Sanford. ,. .I Way 5ooh. Sh e and her engineer throngs of viewers. And husband, Bill, cam e to Florida ho spitality reigned supreme. eight years ago, settling In Mrs. La wrence (Maurie) San ford three years later. Mrs. Gordon decided to McAlister and her refreshment 'retire' into a business of her committee served a variety of t,v* I decorate the fringe with I I . en t; Jean Norris, second showcase. vice president; June Foley, third vice president, and corresponding secretar); Brenda Echols, recording secret a r ; JoAnne ____________________ lf1I.?VLI4J'IiIdm._L Pianos.Organ Herringshaw, treasurer; Val Colbert , parliamentarian and Bob Ball's Pianos a Organs 301 W. First St. Sanford fl22255 Jessie Brisson, chapn. • Is SANFORD PLAZA S ALTAMONTE MALL ,(~A LOA/6 Reasons for giving to the U nited Way Campaign /_____ — __ _ USO YMCA WE CARE RED CROSS BOY SCOUTS ________________________________ 1 -_________ -_.. ., -.. ___________ ___________ _____ ' _____ . _____ .-.. .-. .. . ______ . . GIRL SCOUTS HELP YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ..4 \ , 11 husband Is exuberant!" - - -, " mobs lllika "I found that the TRIM ' 10 - for eu' The Polish eagle in pewler sterltntj sIer chain PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED, MEDICALLY SUPERVISED, LOW COST PROGRAMS TRIM CURM 711 BLDG., SUITE 101 HWY. 4 AT MAITLAND AVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ' '_' mas I Add my name to the list of contributors. Enclosed 1s S1 50 Name .............................- FREE CONSULTATION 831-1300 _________ aila Check Today e Flea red No V ' i PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOO D WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY Pendants [he bl I 'Belly O1ie*xe SANFORD . " -. - CLINIC way to stay slimmer ls best. You're not on your o. You work with the-team(the Director, R. N., Psycho. inSIst & others) and you feel they really care. Tha t moral support makes all the diffe rence." . II SALVATION ARMY GOOD SAMARITAN HOME CHILDRENS HOME SOCIETY INFORMATION AND REFERRAL CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES VISITING NURSES ASSOCIATION SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH MID-FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . .. 53 LBS. LOST IN 12 WEEKS telephone receiving calls from the county. Ten training sessions will be held at the Seminole County Mental Health Center on Robin way the executive secretary job. About the Sadordite, the We CareOpens Winners The United Way and Margaret Ganas have been together g long time is Seminole Co y and ha ve proved to be a wth .umblnation. to a novice in weaving, Mrs Businesswomen Remembered _____ ____ treasured Dailey said, "When I get this like the community very much. Sanford. On a fall trip to New ' United Way completed, I am going to - beautiful plants were artistic director of the Demo Women Hold Luncheon everywhere, production said, "Sara Lee Li Miriam Phillips is one of th Joe Knowles, Democratic The business session was e one of the mod ented gins I candidate newer auxiliary members. Her have ever seen." for State conducted by President Jean husband, Dr. Stephen Phillips, Representative, District 34, Norris. The women voted to is hanging out his shingle for toward Auto-Tra in has really put addressed Democratic contribute $300 Women's Club of Seminole DemocTatic candidates cam ' the first time in Sanford. Both Sanford on the map, according County at the regular monthly paign funds. Mary Stout was - are from Windsor, Conn., and to Mrs. P.L. (Mary) Elmore, luncheon at the Heritage Inn introduced as a new member, _____ 11 The world Is filled with daily rt in a vaudeville-type show Health Dept., the agency -• Medical Society were in vited to and was accepted. supported by the club. a cOffee Monday morning at the Site of the delightf ul ca baret NORA GORDON Ravensbrook home of Dr. and isoimw's San Juan Hotel and MiThe Inspiration of the Little s., BPW Contest was Mrs. Mrs. Franklin Clontz. Sara Is one ofShowtime the featured hostess Jean(Jean) gave the wives girltie dancers. is Gordon's, who for years was traveling throughout the U. S. herself a model and la ter was and to Mexico and Puerto Rico. , the f ull red carpet treatment as Tuesda y through Saturdays at coordinator and chaperone for While living in Oak Ridge, they socialized throughout the 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. with a 11:30 the Miss Teen-age America lovely home and pool and patio p.m. show on Sat Tenn. Mrs. Gordon operated urday night Contest - a job which took her her own model and charm area which was alive with also. ____ 2 Margaret Ganas and Jeannie Winn yarns. Edith come to the cabaret. The 18. Proceeds from the contest More than 40 physicians talented daughter of Sara and were presented to the Dental wives forming the Woman 's Mar ion Robe rts audi tioned for Clinic at the Seminole Co unty Auxiliary to Seminole County a pa i • j, wire (western property is of the year Mrs. Ganas gets any help - her assistant this year is . Tills (H.row P"ft W surprises. In explaining her art are already completed for the one of Sanford's outstanding year. personalities, Sara Lee The club held its popular Roberts, invites everybody to Little Miss BPW Contest Sept. An elementary education Engiand, she was surprised to major, Miriam is already in- meet up with people from volved. Many community Maine, to Pennsylvania, to womenareenrolledmacourse Virginia who would exclaim in aerobics she is currently when she mentioned her home onducting at Seminole town: "Oh yes, we know where Community College. Sanford Is. We got off AutoThe attractive brownette Train there!" 1 •••- pieces of "branded" barbed lu~ _~ ~1111111F ''11111111111111 . The liberated lady lawyer citize ns attending the meeting, projects of the Sanford BPW il Jean's green thumb aptitudes ___ identified by the owner's own Jeannie Winn. wire brand), a skeleton from the desert cholla bush and several shades of earth-tone Dr. (Brooke) Smith and his and will be erected Nora Gordon, In her second fam ily then. Da you know Dr. Martha and Ned Yancy were term as president of the club, John Johnson and Jan?" among the new interested Commented that the two main — 11 41 western wall hanging. Several U She continued, "We used to According to Bill Gielow, are the members of the Sanford come to Sanford to the AAU cormnittee chairman, Scenic Business and Professional swimming meets where we met route signs have been ordered Women's Club. who also has a private p ot's li ce admits that politics is her hobby and sideline as well as flying. most ip llftlngorteasingcomb,andthe never is, even when it's for good causes. She spends about 10 blade from a broken kitchen months out of the year on United Way billings. knife. Nor Is her job dull, particularly not at this time of the year. The United Way campaign Is crammed into a 30-day span, ending She relics into a rustic, campaign, said Mrs. Ganas. 9202~~~~~ Th growing forcs of th ivic Affairs Committee of th e criminal division of the the Greater Sanford Chamber American businesswomen were State Attorney's office, Fifth of Commerce on the r es and honored this week during ul Judicial District, which she regulations of landscaping at a National Bus inesswomen's admits she loves, Week. Included In that number meeting Tuesday. D I - — my family, and I'm going to live vigorous exercise programmed I . birds perched on the branches. Present $186,M. The gra" change in the county from. agricultural to commercial-lndustrlaj has accounted for much of Connie Dailey, who is a the Increase In donations, Mrs. Ganas believes, and so has the wizard at stitchery and influx of new residents from areas where United has loot sculpting, was busy at a crude been an established custom and way of life. Also,Way she suggests hand made weaving loom. Mrs. the long-time Seminole County residents have been educated over Daily was patiently weaving a the pad decade or so to make their contribution to the fund an wall hanging with what ap- annual ritual. peared to be a mudifled hair No one could call M Ganas' job easy collecting moneT; A . I am also taking the last half for me. I helped Put to music. It Is a form of j America New York City. : ,1. r I . . lived the first half of my life for aerobics, which Is actually A nun came up to her and fr vice president. Driving past autumn hills and we were engaged," she says, "This is a two-party system," obscene slogans. :11 she ever has second done fences in update New explaining how s she concluded, "not a four-par. he accep ts th e thoughts, she doesn't say so. U York, her face brightens ty syst ." 'Oh," she said sweetly. "You and campaign time spent apart. WALTER MONDALE her enth usiasm ever flags, she esays: "Oh, lookattlepret. "Wehaven'tnta lot hour Walkthgtohercar,sherj ride a motorcycle." o tesn't let on. s .. . wife Joan thdves on a hand anxio ty horses!" usly to her face alone together." A man rushed up to her and he's an eager, angular lady, campaigning And the's much given to little and asked no one in particular: pumped her hand: "I say, beat the separations, Joan a -minister's daughter, who bursts of -.How marvelous Mondale can say: ,,I'm so glad York 'Was that too mean? I don't the hell outa Ford!" likes the sensible wife of a went hke this: Clearly Joan Mondale doesn't he didn't stand me up as a pap.. cpllege professor. Elmira , to Ithaca, to Wad. After an appearance and later saying, '1 loved that 'Andthesttiffofhercampalgn wife. want to be the heavyweight petbeby his side in the campaign, chester, to Yonkers, to Haverchatty news conference at a Wasn't he great?" ca e at wo us th ul d become a straw, to i,"above all, pleasant, sensible lain White P s: se ni or "I don't (eel my husband trifle boring." citizens community in Sidney Ctryn , , a grizaled 10 soft. No hard dmussion of married me to write his Speak at a br eakfast, give in. Haverstraw, she asked: "W as I man with sharp black eyes, While two children are in m*aues, no list of facts and speeches or influence him in a school and Open 3 headquarters, all right? I one son handles bag- tgierview3, just tried to be nat- grumped at the proceedings, atiMlcs. It's the intwt.lve, direct way," she says. interviews, take a walking urai." ve gage on his father's P1 "She's a very nice woman itely approach to politics. tour, eat lunch, give a speech, "I feel now that I am his Movidale campaigns alone'n.onJoan a drive to the airport, catch a nap Then, reassured, she said and she said sweet things, but smiling: --I try to Joan Mondale talks about the partner and his advocate. We trail that others might find Un- in the sky, depl follow Muriel she didn' t say anything much. I ane Of t he Oemocratic part y, see eye to eye on must issues. kind. , give an Humphrey's advice: "Be yourthink they just want to keep the e importance of voting and interview, drive to a fact i Ia g pusher? No." She ory, self, relax, enjoy it., And I do." Mondale name out front of yet, one day m upatate New meet workers, drive to a senior She once gave tours of t he '4 . middle-aged attorney said, "I classes and en joy teaching ALTAMONTE MA1 If she becomes America's leather Jacket decorated with - • — 11 -_.I .% W2$, and It was one of osaeselo +.. '4 . .. 'Me personable and aspiring beautiful. Abigail Van Uren. 133 Lasky Or.. second lady, Joan Mondale plans to be an activist, focusing on the arts and encouraging said: "Good for you. You didn't In Rome, N.Y., she had just know the answer and you didn't told reporters she agreed with pretend you did." the presidential debates that She greeted a worker wearing exclude minor party candi- a motorcycle helmet and .. . 0 6 ____________ Joan, but practicing law Is. She was graduated from University said, "I am really Impressed of Florida Law School In June. with the campus. It Is Just DEAR ABBY: I agree with BIiFly Huh, calif. for AbYOU that confession might be by; booklet How to write Letters Occasion;.' Plea flcIo;e a good for the soul but that some long, Self addressed. stamped (2 Oct things are better left unsaid. envelop.. * Mondale treads federal support. diligently but gently on the aI / . their Sanford. The city is not new to _______________________________________________ 0*4 I A5 Get- many In . . remembering- "In ten years, I ____ am going to be the governor of Anything Florida!" The emphatic statement was [Goes made by Leesburg attorney Joan Wollin, a recent visitor to IC L. 7 Doria__________________ Dietrich As a naive. 2D-year-old bride, I confessed to my fiance that and you realize that he didn't About seven blocks later she there had been ano ther man in mean what he said. citizens community, take a National Gallery In Washing. tow-, give a speech, shake ton, D.C., and of historic sites. — SANFORD PLAZA hands, give interviews, drive to She is especially interested in a hotel for an hour's nap, give the arts and historical prean interview on the way, drive servation. shake hands. i'w-ii in for the night. A not untypical day I J - t, 1 Famous last words worth were to lose a breast. I hope by woman was doing in' my now Your temper h" eftled, husbarid's car, I followed her. to an arts center, give aspeh P . "j.- L a d y G over n o r In YearsT . . '. 11, ..4 _r . 1 0 R - : -- Connie Dailey hand weaves a rustic wall hanging . We/comes es Pas t Presidents iden ts ._:!3."',_;._. "But I am concerned about jther, but we're working for and over: 'We need men wi th voter And I try to back toe same goals." wiseheads and warin hearts... I Fritz upapathy. and bring him InterA political wife, ask not only for your votes, but esting information and requests I'm not alone," says Joan for your hands and yo ur he arts I hear around the country." Mondale. "I'm with people all and with can Doem'tshemithusbsnd the time." this a happy land again, on the campaign? 'A political wife. She says the same words re. "Fritz (Walter's nickname "Iso really enjoy campaign- peatecily, but her style is not has always been gone," she I-. - 11 ,,I" • clap her hands, ranuiisce about seat interview sandwiched :Joan Mondale Is a 47-year-old rolling Cross bandages or tween a senior citizen's cornpolitical wife campaigning for joke thatRed one son's social munity and the hotel where she Pier husband, Walter F. Men- doesn't leave much timelife for will take a . . A- - . L Byrd: the price tags are right on w. many more. An old, Interesting steamer trunk, decorated and covered . - . Breast Surgery Shouldn't End Marriage thet character and compassion wrinkles her nose. "As far as a "Campaign years are always of he two candidates. role as adviser Is concerned, I A~ood years," says Joan Mon. Characteristic of her ap- don't really have one. dale. "We're not physically to' proach are the words, said over le, the Democratic candidate campaigning. . . r. ~ . Conservative lundicon onOct. 11 ISy The Associated pre" ~ . . Ziffer Speaker At Sisterhood J oan: Doing What Comes Naturally I • .. - f 11 f - . crocheted dress; Wow! Get a f . 4. • load of those exquisite 1-1111, ear and devoted. He's a good father, pulled into a driveway, stopped my life before I met him, and! rea to leave him. y DEAR ABBY: My husband and tooted the horn. That's foolishly told him who he was. o wnshlso wn businPss andIs when- my husband came out, •, If We were talking about Thirty years and four adult own boss. I've never ca lled him dressed in a bath ro be and children liter, my husband still women getting their breasts al rs at work because he has slippe ! He opened the door for throws this man in my face removed because of cancer,L ____________________ called me at least twice aways -, day. her, took th I and my husband said a guy e sack of groceries, periodically even though I have it certainly never occurred swatted her rump and kissed been a devoted and faithf ul would have to be nuts to stay he should get sick, he shouldn't toAnd me to ca ll see if he was her cheek And all this in broad wife. — with a woman that happened to expect me to take care of him. actually at his tooffice. daylight! ',• • if they were young and married He will die alone like How much better off we both dog 6. day week, several - ,,, ,• Hea rt broken, I de off, would have been had niy a short time. I asked him that he Is. I never hours after I saw my husband unnoticed. 1 haven't mentioned made that confession. Silence j iat he would do if that hapAbby, am I unreasonable or off to work .I decided to do some this to him for fear " 4 of what I indeed golden, Abby. pened tome right now, and he overly sensitive? Or could I be grocery shopping. To avoid th said he'd have to think a bout it jumping to conclusions? e might say or do. What do you • FOOLISH CONFESSION lunch hour traffic, I took a suggest? a while. DEAR FOOLISH: Silence Is M.G. different route. I , BEWILDE E Abby, that did It! Who needs not always golden. It P.S. I have a bust, a 25 While driving down the .. ..' . , . .. . DEAR BEWILDERED: Tell sometim an S.O.B. like him' I told n if waist and hips. es "guilt" streej, I noticed a woman your husband that you're on Ile home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Wallace, 2442 't sure he'd stick with DEAR NLG.: Simmer down, driving a car that looked Me double life be _____ ts been leading Grandview Ave., Sanford was chosen as the October me If I lost a breast, he had dear. rmsne that a man who's exactly like my husband's. I and ask him which 4 me for th one be Garden of the Month by the Jacaranda Circle of the e last time. I been a devoted and faithful looked at the license plates, and prefers. Since you now ks,, Everyone haprol,m. Whits twill never sleep with that husband for24 years woWdoll sure enough it was his! vouri? For a personal reply. write to Sanford Garden Club. where The other woman lives, ABBY: Bon animal again! Fu -ne if consider leaving you II you No. 0700, L.A., Calif. Curious, as to what this and caught your nan with his Enclose stamped. ,,,,. hand in the cookie Jar, ho can't addrns.d envelope, p4eaw. Hate to write l,$t,,p Send $1 tO - fine wealth • 1% 1 ___ chairman of the Florida Branch JudAL'un,will be guest speaker' The money raised for this L And it all happened 25 years of Torah Fund of the Worpe's a Teipple tsrae SLertiood Jewish fund Is used toseminar,, suppo the I Thçologlcal Abb I , • ___ The Qia ve Group of The Mrs. Danny (Betty) Stein, one). They will relate exR.T. Cowan, Mm J.D. Cochran Orlando Chapter of h PrOgrwn director, promises us periences that occurred during and Henry Witte sr. will hold its regular meeting Oct. 26, at $ P.M. at the Obey an interesting evening, with their reign of office. Lovett,s Piggly-Wiggly of- Shalom Synagogue, 915 Pf5iCiefltS f fered the following specials: Admittance is free: coffee Orlando's Hadanah coming and cake will s Peter All n peanut butter, 12 Orlando. from afar (Miami, to name newcomers are welcome. ounce Jar, 35 cents; No. One tall DEAR ABBY: I've been married for 24 yews to a run who has always been faithful - - — I I . .5 didnl know he was an Artist; T Z. 1 It has ll .I -- I with the to have judges and of memoribilia award ribbons." eslte rimning g iettlng was a coffee at The As the enthusladlc wem. A projected relatively sparse from the most delicate and moved slowly from Forest clubhouse Tuesday hobby showcase mushroomed needlework to massive and one men display to snottier the morning. into a spectacular arts and Intricate According to Mrs. C. crafts festival. Mrs. Hansen following remarks were Mrs. Hansen said, It Traverse (Peggy) Hansen, said she was absolutely Over- nears this is our First recorded: I didn't know she had that fantastic collection of sea. shells; lAck at that Painting; I -. '/ evp-j L - '_ .as. a fl .5 ___ time to do modeling and commercials like her Mary, a theatre student in i 1 : ••... .. __ The remarkable young ..1. I 1, - ' )p. .' The ' P Daughter of a Navy man, currently Studying marketing travel is in Monica,s blood, and at FIll (where she completed she plans a trip to England her freshman and sophomore Russia this winter. Ot*alnlng years together, to become a her pilot's license Is another Junior at age 11). her dreams. ! and were some fanillha' and talented to dliplay individuals occupying 'fl theft hchl d collections Ma Forest in The ugh the years. an I , - strated the remodeling of hats. Sanford Garden Club. Dr. Rev. H. L. Zimmerman, . 4r! Westgatespokeon thcc resi dent qf the Seminole All Souls Catholic Wom.'n' 30.40behours a week Realty a year ago - a company woman combines brains with *daworking at car eer would enough to f or which both her father beauty, keep most people busy, but riot 1ded a seco nd Job as a weight , i 1 iA 0 _. -i..,= f ., Now As Successf ul Triple Timer worked, and where her brother, ii i Elizabeth Sweeney &nd Henry Monica Moe. She recenfly Mark Is employed. the gain. was dialrinan of the tIdPaMl exhibition I = oss IMy, . ..•-. - Attending college fulitimne i. she Joined Lawana Kish .. L- — - Session Art, Craft Exhibit Born The nane event, the lflied with the response. Arts and Crafts Festival. Tell."______ was designed for the The clubhouse took on airs of gone over so we that next year residents arts musewn we plan Of ' :, I •..liry ___ - • •. Immediately, priced and sale; all others from a to to a.m., tagged. the day of the sale. , hospital auditorium. Crafts and handmade items ItemsfortheChr1stxnasb Individuals or organizations — macrame, can&es, sprons, — lights, ornaments, wreaths —.,who would like to donste items gifts — shoulld am be brought can be brought in up to the day. for the sale should take them to In Without delay, before the sale. — J.M. ___ - The Sale will be held Oct. 30 4 p.m. in the . — 1MOnica- daughter Of Mm ~._ ~ ,A . l ___ *~. I co` the Rod Cross Chapter, nade following ap- aubmde puns for a silver to at a Jaycee political rally on k~, -.- z II Chamber of Commerce on at the In dian Mound pointments at a luncheon Fkd Street. The rally WU —i Forrest E. business meeting at the Mon.. Village home of Mrs. H. B. Manager conducted by Carl Prisoc, Breckenridge sa id his desk was HndwasB.J.at ttee included ctairman Of the Get - e- the tenunaHotel: Mrs. Clara Gino Mm Uoode , Pope- The commi Th Spivey horn. on the DelAnd head of ervices; M1n.$. W. Vincent Roberts piled sky high with Inquiries Volunteer Vote Committee. S Highway. Dorothy Corrodi, F. E.. every day from editors, firm Mrs. C. R. Dawson the chapter, and Hick Farrell, Rownulat, Frank Melsch, A.W. and tourists, all asking about Candidates were Joini Kader, Sanford and Seminole County. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Feinberg diiuter chairman and member Tedo, Ralph Wight and (Pete) Higgins, W.H. entertained at a Halloween of the board. rings L Hurt Sr. Stamper, W.V. Bitting and party at their Magnolia Avenue The following engagements Randall Chase. Unable to at home for their son Richard. were anno unced: W ilma Jean Mrs. Edward Kircher was tend was Al Lee. Dr. P. J. Westgate of the Williams and George Alton Mrs. C. F. Proctor __________ and Mr. and guest speaker at the regular Corral Florida I Experimental Hughes; Bonnie Rae Wilson Mrs. Joho Kader assisted e meeting of the Home Life Station was guest speaker at and Warren Earle Daniels. th ____ Spivey was hosts hohored at aJoyce bridal shower, guests.with _ serving about Woman'sClub.She demon. meeting for the new season of The following birth an- halloween Sale Items Doing Her Own Thin nOw)ceIfleflts were recorded: control consultant for Slender . 1-1I / or Treat si,. Tell' ___ $aaNrt PL S ~ Mrs. Hatton has set up a if they are nonperishable; be schedole for the receipt of sale perishable plants or Funds from the sale used to purchase Christmas items: garage sale or white shosid be turned in the day gifts for two local iiItii1on, elephant type items lamps, before the sale. Baked goods and candles in flower books, games, the Seminole Youth eli arrangements, etc but not air-tight containers can clothing should be brought In brought in the day before holding a Trick At 'Show And . - - -'• For - Regina Crowe, Sanford: "I don't have children, but let them eat anything til I Now _____ I ulq I*.W With $1 Alward, iasds: "My thil4kel are Items Halloween drawing Ridh Hclfon at the hospitaL A tagged. Plants, tree cuttings, hanging nearer, employs. at Snje large variety of items already Memorial Hospital are been donated by hospital em- baskets (In Containers) can I "I Kenneth onate Hospital ...- Make Sur e Kids Get Treated, Not Tricked r ~i II I i .s• -. 11I UI Jrge. UkArnnjr Mister C huge - Anierwin I xpres% - Dinem Club • Address ....................................... I I -- I (.Irtt tlljnhr • I United Way of Seminole County ZALES Fh' [)urnonj Skire ___________----_ -. 1 P.O. Box 144—Sanford, Florida 32771 I 11 I SPONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD. Sanford IMM us us us us - us us - us us us - - us ___________________________________________ �OC I!SÜ NI.IL MOwd. PL ftt. N. 7• SLDII Osic ] 50 WMAT$ 1H! 1ii WOOO Yeuus, Answer to Prwvw pun* L Workaday1 DFPERENCE ! j' ¼ ACOU HOROSCOPE 35 floury mont • 38 Basis 5 Viclsnssrs 38 Tumults 3* Pub order _____________________ 40 12 Chest rattle 41 0. of use 13 44 Subdues 14 Asian 4$ Satan __________ IS Meisur.s of 49 Light touch cloth 50 Part of O.E D. ________ 16 Espouse Grafted 17 Estimate I Electrical units 29 Concludes 52 Fruit drink (Scot 1 9 Angered 21 Sit for 53 Ceremony II Kind of portraita 54 cc" Official 10 Open forecaster fabric 34 Factory 20 Bails out water 55 Affirmative II Frat ernal 35 Small heron reply 2$ Auricle group 37 Damsel Approach 22 Father of En 56 member, 38 Legal point (Sib) 19 Possessed 40 Ships officers 3 Leafsfall, 20 Girl 41 intimidated DOWN 26 Corrmuni. 22 Obtains 42 Weathercock CitIOfl I Liners 23 Fellow (coN) 43 Pilaster 30 Poultry workers 24 Legate. 44 Manufactured 3$ A vot works 2 Robust 25 Poker stake 45 Great Lake with them 3 Girls name 26 Dole out 46 New Zealand Diminutive of 4 Ulcerates 27 Martian. timber tree Ronald S Arbor (comb. form) 47 One who 33 River Island 6 European river 28 Angora. for (tuft is) 34 Witticisms 7 Soft mass one 49 Remunerat, I kbeflwefklf By BERNICE DEN OWL tt For • H 91 BEETLE BAILEY 'Ri uri LUtR by Art Ssnson, _ now-No • Sunday, October 24, 1976 ARM (March 21-April 19) wait till another day. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't lot emotion rule your pocketbook today. You could Partners will be unlucky it overspend m much you'll blow You're starting anything new today. Better to go It alone, butt the whole thing. certain you're not selfish In TAURUS (April 2Q.May oach. your Avoid legal negotiations or verbal commitments today. SAGITtARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ThhIp will no Work out to YO your 21) Do make this a day of rest. advantage. Your mind won't be on work. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Mistakes could be costly. Feelings couid run high on the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Jth today. Try JIot to overreact, You could becon frustrated by 19) May away from crowds today. You're not In the mood dinner time. for small talk and could make a CANCER (June 21uly 22) bad iznpreIon on someone yq Dan't depend on friends toshow care about. you a good time today. Your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Judgment is not all that good. me domestic scene Isn't too Your trial In another could be harmonious today. It might be misplaced. wise to buys few things for the LEO (July fl-Aug. 22) That home to pacify the family. U m l 'I: ii 1! a fire you started at home pJ55 (Feb. 20-March 20 ) yesterday Is MW smoldering. B e what you say today. expect the family to obey could be blows Don't Your st ate ments your every command today, out of proportion and cause (Aug. 23.Se$. 22) some unnecessary mentli 'V lHlct5m4 Rl&*iTRA.. H iS vi*co I'm La7- Don't put anything in writing a1$g today and avoid altering :•%.. YOUR BIRTHDAY anything you've previously agreed to. You'll take a loss If You do either. by Bob Montana YOU MEAN BECAUSE YOU'RE ENJOYING IT I_SO MUCH I' NO- BECAUSE I 1j jLEDSOM JUIST i- i W i IN ri r I I I AT BRIDGE 231 NORTH (DI -r 23 aAJ3 A K Q .152 K 4764 ,..III ~ T, W by Howl. Schneider ; p. - jp • itsi WEST LEK & MEEK &K94 410 752 91091 Q53 94 0101642 4 K 955 4 AQ3 soi.mi *Q$6 / rp) ____ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & HeimdohI 4EV, ChERO, W A&)JT CUTTI DOWN ON THAT r—v MUS1C' AN' LXt AT THISROOM... IT RE,OLTIN! I3UE5S tM JUST A NORMAL, \ RED - E,LXVED. MESSY) ---- - led the three of diamonds and It was up to South to make a decision. He could overtake dummy's king of diamonds wi th his ace and try the spade finesse. U it worked he would makehiscontract; [fitlosthe would be down at least two tricks. Or be could let the king of diamonds hold and hope to find the hearts 2.2 in which case his third heart would be an entry to his ace of diamonds. South knew that the chance of a 2.2 break was Just 40 per cent and a successful finesse 50 Cr cent but he did not want to West two down, so he let the V.,t 1W Pass IN.T. king of diamonds hold .J was Pass IV Fag 3 N.T. down one when the hearts fallPan p. Pass ed to break. Opening lead — 54 _j that hisShapiro p Boris points out In was wrong The game was match-point because, if East held the king duplicate and like many of spades he surely would 0A.197 4.1 102 Both vulnerable matchbidders, Soul have ask ed for a spade lead tried three notrump ra ther and he had not done that. than a raise to four earls, ThIst1rneitwasagooj, since four hearts was not go- K'D/,r— Ing to make unless the defense A Florida reader wants to really fouled things up. know if we would open one West led his fourth club club in third when against the three notrump vulnerable, he game is contract and the defense had duplicate and you hold: four tricks ln before you could £KQZZVKZZ,24K lox 15 say "Jack Robinson." Our answer Is "yes and East dropped the six of We would open w.th some diamonds on the fourth clubpartners and pass With others after th e three of spades was and can't criticize either ac j discarded from dummy. West tion. POP 'PVUR REAR k TIRES 'vO(JR BRAKES ARE POOR ANP 'yOfJR LEFT- TURN SIGNAL IS OUT.' ARE BAR SIR.' isANYTHING T jç HERE z YES! ELSE? Al .'. ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. Much can be learned You'll be Interested In cultural discussing your favorite andintella1ptuit., today. topics. Much can be gained by Scoai'rn (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A. mingling socially with creative llde'ed raise, promotlof people. or recognition could be yours TAURUS (April 20.May 20 ) today. It should elevate your It's possible you'll acquire standard of living. something for your home SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. you've wanted for some time. 21) You are a little more serious Another's efforts will be today and should concentrate responsible, * ) on personal interests and • GEMINI (May 2W A dealres. There are gains to be good day to resolve an old made. problem that has bothered you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja4 and a person wi th whom YOU 19) Moderation suits you today. share an Interest. 0440 You won't tolerate seeing CANCER (June 21-July 22) A anyone around you waste either labor of love you've worked time or money. hard on should be completed AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) today. A fun project, it win aiso Youratablllty draws people to save money for you. )'()%$ who are trustworthy. If you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) have matters to negotiate, Accolades for you today today's the day to do It. because of careful attention to PISCES (Feb. 20-Marth 20) the affairs of others. Your thoughtfulness pays hand. Because of the kindness of sosnely. .- '• ."-' ... •I'I.I will enable you to successfully i ___ c ___ ____ Ilia * i jtjj ji ' Large and important gains can be achived this year LIBRA Sept. flOct. 23) because you'll be willing to go g You'll prefer the company of after things you've always older, more serious people wanted. -. E U by ill Fox j 6 40 I a. cJ 0) I1 C ti: , V) g , aaia I rw 0 a' hji 66 9 r. U1 oil Sal SR4CE 1 jj j $1 W Cc _j - 111 a. (' I ALI%Ora $?Ji in in r own speed — and alone. c1ric IJ 1i!1 19 lid I MINT? fl . • Oil) ! another, you'll receive help that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A complete a laborious task. quiet lay at home, but one you'll relish. You prefer to do YOUR BIRTHDAY things in your own way, at your Oct. 25, 076 -• • I V..._.. y.r.uwwr CARE FOR A BREATH For Monday, October 25 1976 1- B)' OSWALD and JAMF.S JACOBY PRISCJLLAS ma 01 ARCHIE I 49 z4, ir, Some splendid opportunities Will be offered you this year UBRA (Sept. fl.Oct. 22) through contacts and Others can't beexped Whelp associates. Your chances for with financial problem., today. success are good If you exercise You'll have to do so yourself or keen Judgment. I' 1u p LL J fl' Q (1 4Fry ' fl -. .n t _ FRANK AND ERNEST w Gt, co V C 1 h o ll 0 1 $ a. 0 ' a U) 0-. .Io . w 1 c4 7) V n.. _________ ___ ' 1/) U- U) ii b U)? tU. e > 4~8 86 vg dl(3 8 U) c V IV 10 0 too 1' L4 >- IN CIA I! ___ "I can tinker with it for 30 bucks, or fix it for 2001" 000NESBURy vy I. COME PACK, SLJR YOM AS$IN& Foot I ) I ! \ FVRYL4KEA MAN SCONEP "1KNOW A PIC1IJIE GOES MCK IN MYWAU.Efl Ud) IT" 7W F alT?. I'L•tI IT"nCISJ55 6ANYS C44*y/ .kI CLM 4', 4y, I1s45 50 AW Co a'mi1v.* Ir GaAG? 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J. • a ., - S _ - - 5. 5, 5_•. .5 5_. 4 :' .5 -' . .5 • , • a �]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 � 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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Moore was hospitalized two weeks ago for a "nervous condition" and hypertension reportedly Hospital So Altamonte Springs Police Department on the calls. "Some white guy called and said If Iknow what's good for me, I'll drop the complaints (to the federal Moore was certified as a patrolman Sept. 8 1966 Investigators for the Miami office of EEOC have said Moore "has taken the same examination as all approximately 100 more days in which to come to Sanford to Investigate the discrimination cornplaints against the city and police department. In a letter dated Oct and addressed to Mayor Lee P. Moore and Sanford city commimionenz, F.G. app, chief examining officer for the city civil serviceboard. said the board feels It has adoeredto laws, rules and regulations regard ing "certIficatlon to the eligibility lists for (police) Patrolmen and promotions within the Sanford to look — mentioned the name of States Attorney investigator Jack FuIen ider, but he wouldn't be 'pecific." Broo ks said he plans to "find out w hat the heck Fulenwider may have to do with things" as soon as Police Department." app wroW that the "board felt that the above Fulenwider. contacted at State Ally. Abbott Herring's Sanford office, said today, "I don't know anything about any telephone calls to Brooks and I information should be furnished You as to the public The Polls show Carter ahead by 2 to 6 percentage points, but any conclusion from those numbers wo uld be cloudy at best. And an I ( " I ' unusually moody electorate, as indicated by great swings in the i opinion surveys over the campaign season, adds uncertainty. The dean of the pollsters, Or. George Gallup Sr., agrees • / r F i 'nri.'r situation Is "vastly different." . "Today's special is yest erday's special f half price!' . by Garry Tdeau to-ZI ______________ — "U you look at the last two to three months, since the conventions, you find the greatest shifting in sentiment we've encountered in 40 years." Usually t he first poll after the conventions will tell a great deal a bout the eventual outcome, Or. Gallup says, but this year the ' into known ON Sam Ackley, personnel director and assistant to Sanford City Manager Wa"en Knowles, Is cleaning out his desk In preparation for a move to Holly Hill Ackley will begin a new job as citymanager o ft e smallo nO Or ]Daytona BeachNov. • . Ackley has worked for Sanford for 31; vParlq, since meeting Knowles at Florida Technological University. the com waints. If Justification is found the federal administrative agency an t to "mediate" changes black officeri, FordandJimmy Carternowtooclosetocall. MOVIN' allegations. city is required to preserve all personnel records relating to the complainls. EEOC investigators will come to Sanford, on a date not yet clarify any impression that there has been any NEW YORK (AP) — Regardles of how the percentage points in the latest political polls appear to the naked eye, the margin of error built into the surveys makes the race between President I Detective Sergeant or Ueutenant, when he applied to do so, but he has failed to qualify according to the records of the Civil Service Board." Due to the EEOC investigation city and police officials can't comment on th e discrimination in conditions by the city. If this should fad the EEOC Ackley, his wife Lynell and their two children, will move to Holly Hill as soon as they can sell their could file federal court lawsuits on behalf of the 0 - \' other applicants for promotions to Sergeant records of the Civil Service Board in an effort to THE Race,@ 'Greatest t grade." k "for about eight days now." Brooks said he Is filing a complaint with Sergeant since Mr. examination because he hadn't completed one year in Id today Brooks r that time Mr. Brooks wasn't eligible to take the hasn't been told by physicians that he can return to North, Altamonte Springs, for chronic bronchiti& regarding the Brooks was certified as a patrolman by the Civil Se rvice Board and the only promotional test given for the rank of Sergeant since Mr. Brooks was certified as a patrolman, was in Decem ber im. At from Police Chief Ben Butler. EEOC)," Brooks said. "In another call a man • no promotions to the rank of headquarters this morning and got his paycheck 0 f theofficers, said toda that he has received the calls during the three "..-I Poficiesand practicesof the CivilService Board.. Brooks and Moore have charged discr imination in promotions in the police department. Plapp said civil service reco rds "reflect that there have been receiving threatening calls, some saying If he doesn't "Lay off or give up" he may go to il Ja . He confirmed also that he went to police violatioins In employment of policemen in Sanfor& Both policemen claim they've en receiving threatening telephone calls in connection with their complaints to a federal agency. .6 discrimination or double sta I have nothing to do with it.Moore confirmed today that he also has been The City of Sanford evil Service Board has denied charges by two city policemen that there has l) racial discrimination and civil rights • Threatening. Calls' don't ow anything about the EEOC investatlon Equal Fplo)1nent Opportunities Commission nd walk walk walk. Walk a to do anything more thanwalklngorswtmmlnguntfl you have lost a gr eat deal f Sanford Officers Filed Bias Charges . short distance that dOeSnt tire ou and then gradually in- / OnTuesday, th commI onked2. 2 on the Purchase alter about 100 Apple Hospital. tab () 0 house in Sanford. 0 tingInSenti ent' In 40 Years . The thlrd and final Ford-Carttr debate will be telecast tonigh t from 9:30 to II. Most polls following the first two first and Carter about the same edge in the second. "No, you can't predict a winner," he says. "We do know the debates are making a slight difference. And with two candidates as close as they are, events could make a difference — any front page event." any crisis, [leading into the fiiW week before the election — with more polling still to come — the major surveys agree that Carter was ahead They also agree his lead has greatly diminished since early September, but the poll's per centage charts are - ITS NO FUN LIMNING M MY MOST WIF PS MART?! i,a= persons, the size generally used by the national polls, will produce results that 95 Out Of 100 times have a margin of error of about 3 per cent in either direction. Given other variables of polling, in. cluding techniques, the act ual margin of error could be even EI& CRINKLA PIXOR, Avaismow. * Here is what four major Polls have shown mod recently: NBC News-Newsday: Carter 42, Ford 38, and 20 either und cided. won't vote or prefer some other candidate, The PolLs was based on a saznple of 1,583 respondents. with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 per cent. This means, for example, that Carter co uld actual!) have anywhere from 39 to 45 per cent and Ford conclusive, 4 4rralil It FiriI ' See PRFSIDENT, Page ?-A • PAP To ay iCalendar Ic greater. --- Bridge - • That's because a margin of error is bUflt nto the by the laws of probability. A typical sample of about 1,200 to 1,500 . . THE TUMBLEWEEDS 4WW WWT YOU MARRY Price was in the $25Q,000 range. Kwiatkowski u pang $255,000 for land appraised at $000 would be difficult to justify. However, he, like HaUaway, in. dicated the county will have to get with Overstreet before any official action is taken. The swing vote on the park Issue is held by Sid Vihien Jr. But Vthlen, who holds the deciding vote, didn't attend Tuesday n1t's commission meeting. for comment. BobLloyd) buy pasture on Old - doors- romaInIngofa$1.6munon bond park lands. fritJfly, Overstreet's asking Mims Road. Raulerson, bleeding from facial cuts, used an air pump to break out a window.He was Listed in "fairly good" condition today at Seminole Memorial he's released from the hospital. Brooks said he / piet. " 7bursday afternoon. 11 he Pilot. William A. Rattlerson. 45. of Titusville, told sheriff deputies his craft attit About 700 feet over Geneva. Unable to restart the engine, he crash-landed It at the edge of Edward Yarborough 's expects to be out of the hospitalin about four more da ys. / - . . ( Herald Gill / . Single-engine plane Lies In cow pasture near Geneva where It crashed la The cobys will answer táivia,a.ons it stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. ThD most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive CO0S Of JACOBY MODERN.) some and probably enough to ut of danger. I . .-.-, shouldn't be allowed to make decisions for some 40,000 residents in South Seminole WIN might enjoy a park. The $255,000 was the figure agreed on by commissioners because that's all that's the deaiis stffl on. "Well have to get back with Overstreet. If hewnn'tseuitforlesthenjt beup toa majority of the boa" the Chairman said. The appraisal, Ronald In of Orlando, was turned over to county cfala on Thursday. I week, Overstreet indicated $256000 was the bottom-line figure. Over. street was out of town today and unavailable ' . ' taking one of On pills. I would — recommend Diuril or othing else. 3' (Do you have a question t These do nothing to your ne minimum If you can say for the experts? Write Ask vous system and ad only to many nice things about it. West's two notrump was the Jecobys" care of this eliminate salt and water. They If you are able to swim you could also begin swimming - y - . One chanter in Boris will help lower your pressure . -' An Oregon reader wants to Schapiro's book 'is entitled know If spades were always "No Swing." It covers hands the highest-ranking from team games where Theanswer for contract If something went wrong at both y" In the game of bri tables.,. and the early days of auction was it was the lowest ranking, but of no those weak trumps It was one promo like to bid South's bottom to top. two-heart call was a sub to lower every day. Don't allow some L 1jLk.1.11. health club, though, to get you I three A& have major side ThattoIs crease the amount every day. ors prefer why many docteffects. treat elevated blood pressure Try to build up to walking at least an hour every day. You with the least amount of don't need to walk fast, just most effective medic. There every day. Go to a shopping is always the danger that the all to walk if one is nearby it treatment may be worse you don't want to do It out of the disease. 021 FRANK AND ERNEST the klng but that South an p-.i Openiq lead — Q Box 1561 Radio City Station, medicine that contains ' pasil. This medicine is capable New York NY 10019. 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He opened the because with all these problems am To help you I em f clubs and shifted to a combined. some days it just control am 3enift you The Health trump after it held. East's seems like I won't be able to number 4-7 Weight Letter Diet. cope with than much longer.Losing Others who cant DEAR READER — SIDE GLANCES Have this information can heart, you are on the right track. The most important cents, with a tong stamped envelope for ft. seU dres thing you can do for yourself J send vij letter to me in lose weight. Ser-ApEs Is a combination care of this newspaper, P.O. f — .' - , make tour hearts doubled AJ9I72 :N.T. 4 .. score go points. The board wasn't an exact tie. The bidding went the • K JS 475 NaitM vulnerable nightmares, aI1 fell ul..n He led a second trump. South won wi th dum mv'iag came to his hand with thek of damondaan eventually discarded a spade on durnmy's last diamond to S on lose weight. But I'm or, that in the meantime the blood pressure may cause more serious problems. (L . \, wtthlatht West • 1032 AC? the commission changes the picture. However, If ft T. Ovet, president of the Orlando f the parcel, will to accept the lower price, Hattaway Indicated . Southruifedacl 4AK843 6QJ 1042 im lose You probably should be Yd diuretics - .•-. The two Democrats contend Apple Valley is $256,000 asking price approved Aug. 5 . • 4- diamond to his Jack CAST ID) &K87 VQ10 & A 10 5 965 Mydodorhadmeonseveral medication and am trying to . . .. BRIDGE AT 4QJ113 K 43 •Q114 45 medicines before Oft Ser. nervous system Instead of calming me. I've quit taking all ./ . and LDemocrauccoueague harry Hattaway indicated an appraisal showing . • ______ queen foed South's acr. Dr. Lam 125. . - By OSWALD and JAMES JACOR . - •- DEAR DR. IAMB — I yews old, weigh2lo pounde and am 5 feet 4. By the time I get to thedodor'sofflcemy Wood Equanil seem to irritate my br s — — — — — — Blood rreS1 ,, Needs Attention the wall. Tr&nqWlkm such as eus F .. y NORTH put on Naluretin. With the first pill I felt like I wanted to climb I HEY, It WeAD'v') — thinking of ways to commit your pressure with weight suicide. At times I was unable to control my arm muscles,nd He will help you. The reason medicines it kit le a cereal bowl was YOU he imbedded in the top of my head. Is simply that your doctors are also worried about your blood I had a general mental hang ct rs prean we you I changed do o 11~" MUGS BUNNY — — — ___ 1 Es. After three medicine i PWT1ME • — — — — — — — — — — — 211 pressure t. UK & MUM I. — __________________ £ . — Seminole County Commission unless Ian. do.,iwrs thop asking pdrp by jmra, Commission Chairman Mike HaUaway said 1 .. ___ -________________ _______________ e7- ]. OctU.Ifif Valley homeowners showed up to wners say a park wouid pollute the area an d increase fic hazards. nioners Dick Williams and John Kbnbrouuh voted against placing Mc park In any area wh&--,rlall wanted. But 110taway , The co versyudded $256,000 pw chase of 40 acres near Apple Valley sub. division will have to be reconsiderede . 4L %ft opp 41 b ByEDp3ucr '' YOVRBmThDAY a ge an For Par / .• likely for you this year. They'D ortunit for gain may advance things you're pe today through P11Y veil & in. Dal wkt circumstances. It's wo rt h manner. fher invgaUon. ____ — AICHIE Cou - — NUTMI - ¼ project you're doubtful about is Others may not be totally in idea today accord Allow them me tom ovr w views. may'11 ccessfully 0' ns our mind. Price p coming along line, so discoiragedifit up today. More time — i Lower you a THE INN LOSER Sanford, Florida 32771—prlce 10 Cenfs Don't attempt On Your Own CAPRICORN (Dec. fl4afl. requiring an extra 19) Chances for success.f today undertake at UUJ• p1Ii' ( hands. Proper help will ventures quicker, better done the job et g are good, provided you 3' and cheaper. solid foundations. Make haste' CAN= (June 21-July n) slowly. No matter how much you enjoy AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. hearth and low, a change will Blow your own hom today. do you good. Hire a babysitter. Another may try to take the Have a W& on the town. bows, it you're too shy. comb. form) 25 Emanation 4 0 fl6 I wrill do to a GI 3 Destroy enemY 26 Squawker craft 37 Office workers 28 Brazilian palm 55 1A.04 j40jlt O,rP can later put to good m. 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CAN 41 Comiless point 9 Kind of 42 AngWSaxon sergeant ACROU TELL MW IWIS/ 6~6~ A DOLLAR? - - I F COULOYOU _ Ar Army Life Chic Yftft LIONS' LINEUP Members of the Oiedo High footbtll t iiih h home tonight against Titusville Astronaut. include, 6-B A • Comics . ........... .6.B Meta, David Bass, x-Rich Wark, Rick Evans, Mik e Cox. Randy Willis, • Rick N'ash. Hurural Bell. Y Dr. Lamb. L EF L!J - 1 IiI LcJ iJ' . ...... Hospital Obituaries 6-B $-A Weather $t Women I-B Cone, Kenny Eads: Second row, Ifenry Finny. Dan Smith, Randy Homer, Scott Meyer. Bobby Johnson, N Oil 71 ' - Olsen, Curtis llollo%va~.. nird row. Dan -Nash. Greg Kerr. Ot-quit te, 11711 since photo taken). �buft"MIL 110111111111111111, FL dd ' President Race ' Close, Mos Polls Agree VRLD t1 BRIEF _ Probe Ended BY Jur? y revolutionary conspiratorial clique and liquidated a bane in" the party." aerslds,aawriser BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Thailand's military raters anz.aiced a cabinet and c&- -• : eCuntyGrandJuryappsrglywffl0 contuc th wimt bbeL&ved to be a prole rnlng Casselberry city government or its olcIa1a. The Jut Thursday apparently beard testimony by former CaI atuity director John Law for more than an hour but there was no mention of Lane or the inspected Invedigatton In their Interim report to the circuit cowt that was received Thursday afternoon by Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew. Assistant state Atty. William Staley, who assisted the Jurors In proceedings Wednesday and Thursday, told the coat that the Jury had held its lad session. A new fall term grand Jury Is scheduled for rlethon on Nov. 9. The alr1er4 grand jury returned armed burglary Indictments against five Juveniles after hearing tImony from law en. forcement officials on Wednesday. Staley answered all questions by reporters concerning the possibility of a grand jury investigation concerning the city of Casselberry with "no comment." State my. Abbott Herring lad week sent a report to Gov. Reubin Askew outlining an alleged proditutlon ring Involving the Club Juana atCelbe and r t he gor suspend a Cassel berry city Official who Herring claims has been "corn- stitutlon today, jt two weeks after, seizing iwa . But the rulers were expected to retain much of their power as advisers to the nmw, predominantly civilian government, Women were named to two ministries in Prime Minister Thsnln Kralvlxlen's cabinet, the first time In Thai history that women have served in cabinet posts. The military-run National Administrative Reform Council (NARC, which took over the country Oct. 6, was officially dissolved, government. sources said. But the 24 senior military- men on the council will serve as an advisory council to the new government for at least four years. In addition, NARC Chief retired Mm. Sangad QIalawyu was named defense minister and former Army cornmander-In-chief Boonchal Bamrungpong, another NARC member, as one of two deputy • This voter has made up his mind on the presidency — and ft's thumbs up for Jimmy Carter, down for Gerald Ford. And why not?. • • Lebanon Strife Decreases • during the first 24 hours of the Lebanese civil . here. Sportsmen Oppose Canal Youths, Indicted In Bu ' rg aries U.S.. Vietnam Talks Near? Georgetown Park Loc ation Sought MARIANNA (AP) The Cross-Florida Barge Canal has drawn opposition from sportsmen attending a Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission hearing In Marianna. A commission staff report has concluded that completion of the $450-million waterway would have a significant adverse effect on fish and wildlife along the proposed 110-mile, Yankeetown-to-Palatka route. — Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32111, Hqme Dliry, $$ cerns, Month. $2 10. 6 Months. 511 70. Year, $2010 By Mail In Florida sameas home deli ver) A11 other m..l Month. 5770. 6 Months. $16 70. Il MOnthS. $32 10 .: .0m frAlsk George N C. Hearn CALL 834-8776 is The Now All In The [or Aid NAMN "We need -qqq % Arizona Attorney General Takes Over Bolles Case Joe Knowles" PHOENIX, Aria. (AP) —Arizona's attorney general has taken control of the Don Bolles murder case on orders of the governor after publicity about the reporter's slaying prompted a mistrial, Defendant John Harvey Adamson, a 32year-old greyhound dog breeder, returned to his jail cell to await a new trial date. The state's special prosecutor on the case, Asst, Atty. Gen. William Schafer, accused the chief county prosecutor of scuttling the trial with his public statements. —James G. Sharon Jr., Joe Knowles will give us efficient, honest represenla- 'ion.,' Vote Nov. 2 for 44,0e 11114111TIcks" Democrat —Dist. 34 State Representative Group Would Honor Hoover po.thpd W by ca.- t,,,,, WASHINGTON (AP) J. Edgar Hoover's supporters are raising a half million dollars — for a monument and scholarship fund honoring the man who was the FBI's ironwilled director for 48 years. The fund raising comes in the wake of - - YourYellow pages Sales Rep your is key disclosures in congressional hearings and news stories about Hoover's use of the FBI to harass and spy on civil rights leader Martin Luther King, conduct a "dirty tricks" operation to disrupt militant political groups and alleged use of FBI employes and material to do repair work at his home and perform other personal services. NOW IN PROGRESS — Disaster Probe Delayed NEW ORLEANS (AP) A routine radio call between a commuter ferry and a tanker — - ever. We need room for the '77 models. — NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ********** - THE ACTION . collision that capsized the ferry, killing about 75 passengers, a Coast Guard spokesman says. The Coast Guard had planned to begin its inquiry today Into the accident at Luling, 20 miles upstream from New Orleans. But a spokesman said it might not start until Saturday because of difficulties in assembling members of a special investigating board. See our 4 wheel drive hunters specials! Snow, Gale Warnings Posted Low bank rate financing on the spot. By The Associated Press Snow and gale warnings were posted through the Great Lakes region today as an early winter storm moved eastward, dumping more than few' inches of snow on parts of the New York snowbelt south of Buffalo. Strong westerly winds up to 45 miles per hour continued to cause flooding and beach erosion along the Great Lakes. — GET YOUR SHARE might have averted the Mississippi River All new '76 Toyotas all demonstrators. all used cars going at the lowest prices — w business. tOMO&w% -- IN BRIEF YEAR END — ECONOMY No one else who was present at the sparsely attended meeting at Bedding Gardens would accept the job of secretary. Mrs. DeFreese Just moved into anapartment In the federally subsidized Edward Higgins Terrace last week, after her home on Bay Avenue was condemned by the county health department stuffed in a barrel that popped to the surface from the bottom of Dumfoundling Bay near — - - -. George Brown, the tenants' representative on the Sanford Housing Authority board, challenged Mrs. DeFreese's nomination. "I tell you why I'm not for it," he said. "Two In one family Is what? It's conspiracy, right?" MIAMI (AP) — A three-month investigation into the murder of underworld figure John Rosselli indicates he may have been killed because of his gambling interests rather than his assistance to the CIA, officials say. A Miami Investigative team, headed by U. Gary Minlum, has been looking into Rse1ll's background since his body was found Aug. 7 FrIday, October 22, 1976—Vol. 69, No, 54 -- Serving for the coming year will be: Bobbi Wyche,chalrman; Teri Buratti, first vice chairman; Hester Dukes, second vice chairman; Martha Parker, treasurer; and Millie DeFreese, secretary. Mrs. DeFreese, who Is Mrs Wyche's sister-in-law, was placed on the slate of officers after the nominating committee's choice, Ann Hicks, declined the nomination. Volunteer Margaret Barnes talks to caller on We Care hotline, provklbig help and information on family, marriage, divorce and sex problems and potential suicides. The agency, one of 15 served by the United Way, has set a budget of $2,728 in this year's drive. Killing Tied To Gambling? Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day r by The Sanford Hirld, Inc., 300 N. Fr,ict, Ave., Sanford, Fla 33,,'. iSolwConi*y Cleat Judge Out of the presence of th e Hold , called a judge, Hodges' memory was sta te witness' testimony "refreshed" concerning a Sept. "unreliable" and acquitted 28 telephone conversation beSanford attorney Ned Julian Jr. tween Hodges and Jullan. The Seminole County Grand armed burglary In connection on a cruelty to animals charge. Later, testifying before Judge Jury has Indicted five juvenile with Sept. 25 breakins at the Pet Johnson made the ruling at Johnson, Hodges admitted the end of a non-Jury trial telling Julian In the telephone boys, ages 14 to 16, on armed and Pit Shop, Citrus Signs and burglary charges. wlrz Realty, all on N. U.S. 17. Thursday on allegations that conversation that If Julian Four of the youths have been 92, Casselberry. Julian shot a slx'moidb.old would pay $35 to $40 of a mixed breed puppy In the leg veterinarians bill for treatment arrested and are being held The grand jury indictments, WASHINGTON (AP) — After six mouths of with a rifle on April 19 at his of another dog, Injured In a without bond at the county jail. made public Thursday by Banana Lake Road residence, separate Incident Involving Elmo Dean Goodson, 14, of Circuit Court Judge Richard exchanging messages, the United States and Vietnam are moving toward agreement on Roger Hodges, one of Jullan's Julian's auto that he (Hodges 900 N. Lake Triplett. Muidrew, also named Donald neighbors, testified that he'd let would not be available to tes ) Casselberry, and Larry Joe Mason Bowman, age and adopening preliminary talks about normalizing tily the gout of uneatlajn, against Julian at the trial In- Stevens, 15, of 224 Colony Drive, dress unavailable. on three rejations, qualified officials say. Casselberry, are accused of counts of armed burglary of the and heard shots. He said the volving the dog shooting. burglarizing a house trailer three businesses on N. US. 17However, U.S. officials say they are trying dog returned wounded and that to Judge Johnson, In ruling owned by Sheriff's U. Edward 92, Casselberry. Bowman Juflan admitted him UW to avoid any "sterile debate" with the VietJulian innocent of the animal Fagan on Dog Track Road on hadn't been booked into county he'd "at a dog." namese and that the United States wants to cruelty charge, said of the Sept. 1, and arming themselves jail this morning, according to State witnesses failed "test the waters" In preliminary talks with credibility of Hodges' with a shotgun. records. testimony to link Julian with testimony: testimony: "I flndltto be no... Gary Vincent Walker, 16, of Vietnam before committing itself to hard the dog that was wounded. The fifth Juvenile indicted, no credibility . . . and Il0 Oak Ridge Road, Orlando, j5 John Joseph bargaining. There were no eyewitnesses In Coen, 16 0 of unrenanie." accused of three counts of the alleged shooting. Morales, California, Is charged with the June 27 armed burglary of the dwelling of Chuck Hyatt and Paul Mohr, 200 Loch Low Lane, Sanford. Th(tndlcted youths will face trials as adults In circuit court at Sanford. No dates have been set for trials. By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer Finding a site for a park In Sanford's Georgetown area may be a little more difficult than city officials first thought. Members of the city planning and zoning commission reviewed a map of the eastslde neighborhood and decided there was no suitable site available near the center of Georgetown. Commission Chairman Art Harris expressed concern that if the city chose a site with homes on It, the costs of relocating those residents would use up all of the city's $99,000 federal grant to develop a park In Georgetown. The commission members agreed to recommend that the park facilities tennis courts, basketball cowls and a "tot lot" for younger children be centrally located, even if thot means developing two smaller parks Instead of one large one. Results of a survey to locate homesteads and rental property In Georgetown were Incomplete, so the commission did not choose specific sites. Ril/. IUI YC/k)l$' fttiv Sales Rep fl'wg,luIj,.e .W,V. The federal funds awarded to Sanford by the Department of Housing and Urban Development will be released to the city after a specific site Is selected. In other action at Thursday night's meeting, the planning and zoning commission: Rejected a proposal for a motorcycle repair shop at 205 E. 25th St., after a number of nearby residents protested. Applicant William Huguley may appeal the decision to the city commission. Approved plans for three new buildings In the county's 'omplex at Five Points. A new agriculture center, Including a 200seat auditotiwn which is designed to serve as a meeting place for the central part of the county, will eventually be joined by a new He does it by giving you Person—to -person tire station and a new jail complex. service, by knowing the economic climate your husines,s operates in. and by tailoring your Approved a request for on-premise consumption of alcoholic beverages at Sanford's airport terminal. Plans for readvertising program for maximum results. Three out of four adults look in the Yellow Pages for help. opening the terminal restaurant include adding a cocktail lounge. Your Yellow EIges Sales Rep will help you get Approved a new plan for Carriage Cove, a planned unit your share. development east of Orlando Drive and south of Airport Boulevard. A spokesman for the developers, the Dreyfuss Co., said construction of single-family homes is planned to begin OF wtthui six months. Approved plans for a grocery store at Fourth Street and AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY 17.92 Poplar Avenue. • Investigators said the's right rear tire on Heath' s auto was flat and could have been tampered with earlier by the robbem Robbins said John McClanahan, 24, of Sanford, rendered first aid to the elderiq victim following the 10:30 p.m. Thursday Incident until an ambulance arrived, Robbins said heath was treated at the hospital and released early today. Evening lk4dd Insurauceman Calvin Carter Who dropped by the Herald to put in a good word for his second cousin. Julian Freed In Dog Shoo el BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Moslem and Christian spokesmen today reported a 70 per cent decrease In fighting In and around Beirut 11W.hL1166üs said Lowell G. Heath, 10, reported that he had brought his daughter to Sanford tocatch a train and was returning to his parked car when the attack occurred. Officers said Heath was hit on Uw bead as he was putting his key In the car door. He struggled with the two unidentified assailants and was overpowered as they ripped away his wallet containing a driver's license and $35 cash. - Askew blasted HrrIng for the handling of the prostitution probe and threatened to send date agents In to probe the matter. A epckeam for the governor said this week that no decision has been made yet on sending In the investigators. Herring says he welcomes such a probe of his activities. prime inI5teT ORLANDO (AP) — A former federal housing official, an ex-FBI agent and a onetime employe have testified they informed former Sen. Edward J. Gurney In varloun ways that illegal fund raising was conducted In his name In 1971-fl. Gurney is charged with lying to a grand jury when he said he didn't know until June 1972 about shakedowns of Florida builders In return for favors with federal housing agencies. Richard C. Van Dten, a former tindersecretary of the Housing and Urban Affairs Department, told a federal court jury Thursday he had a telephone conversation with Gurney In Washington in 1971 about an FBI probe Into a complaint from a contractor in Florida. An Oyew-old ML Dom man was treated and released early today from Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford, after being struck on the head with an unkJEwnweapon and robbed by two men In the paddnglot oft)i Seaboard Coastline Railroad terminal at Sanford, sheriff's _ ftlilosualm Thailand Gets Cabinet Was Told About Schemes 80-Year-Old Casselberry The Joint Tenants' Council, which represents tenants of Sanford's six public housing complexes, elected new officers Thursday night. Witnesses Say Gurney _____ CARSOF SAN FORNC — SANFORD TOYOTA 322.401 Frldey, Oct. if, 1916-3* Tenants Council Elects Offelicers FLCRIDA IN BRIEF ___ TOKYO (AP)— thina's official news agency today gave the first official confirmatlon of the appointment of Premier Hua Ktm.feng to succeed Mao Tse-tung as chairman of the QIlnese Communist party and of the purge of Mao's widow and three other leaders of the pa's rty dical ra wing. Reporting on the huge demonstration In Peking Thursday against Chiang Ching, Mao's widow, and her three radical allies on the party P1Itburo, the Hslohua agency said: "The party central committee headed by Chairman Hum Kuo.feeg adopted resolute and decisive meastres to crush the counter- war's new cease-fire, Lebaie capital had Its first qufet nlØd In seven mouths, and no casualties wee reported. Two mortar shells exploded this morning, "but definitely we are getting off to a much better start Friday than Thursday," said the Christian Phalangist radio station. Id F"011 Pae 14) The New York 11mCB3 News: The Times esid Carter "has questions and the order of questions do not influence the answers. potiwas tdnOot. 12 13, and it regained the drong position he held it the beginning of the And the pollsters themselves generally acknowledge these Loots HorThPABC News: Ctw 44, Ford 44, Esns McUty general election csmpsli ," but did not dge percen'ages. problems. Peter D. Had of Washington puts it: "Those were ased ana ri In Western and Eadern dates, this POD showed Carter at 51 and readers who As hang on percentage points are going to find 1976 a and cendaled that the rulta sasjsat that the Ferd.Carter ra Ford at 41. In the MIdwet Carter OS, Ford 41. In the South, Carter very corthalng year.,, Is n likely to fllttOw even farther. The poll was taken Oct. 741. 00, Ford 40. (Worked out on the basis of each region's p°r'ton p, poll readers to bear in mind the over. d this would be 40 Carter, 45 Ford and I Undecided or for others all ofler 10. The "4012 uke were based ens arw7 1, registered votei nationally.) trends, rather than the precise percentage points. But even That survey was taken Oct. 8.13, and based on 1,701 tiers, the polls may be confnslng the electorate, because of the * registered voters with a U margin of error either way. alter the second debate, showed Cater ksda Ford 41 to C1, p on the results by the poll takers,1 In addition to the statistical margin of error, there are other Ufft ond * espe of encertainty In polling which help accuist for the While Harris finds Ford narrowing the coided, Gallup finds PIN Ow Ford after the ascend dsbst diference wong the polls — the tbnlng, w.Igtding of 1111111][101" to Carter after the second debate. The ThnesCBS poll finds Those Malta were based on a sirw7 of between 1,410 and 1,30o,. assure they are representative of the whole population, whether Cartergaining stronger than anyone else does. 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FRENCH Area Every day sometidag else happens to illustrate that living in a democracy Is not a simple or serene AVE., SANFORD, FL IA. 32771 Around — nsorship, Ail, Months, 914th Congress Not The Best H — Bottle L aws Vermont has adopted such a law. SünilarbOffle laws will be on' the Nov. 2 ballot four states _ Colorado, Massachusetts, Maine and Michigan. These laws Impose deposits on beverage cans and bottles, thus forcing recycling and use of returnables. Every aluminum beer or soft drink can purchased In Vermont is Imprinted with the worth, "WORTH 5 CENTS." Few are thrown out In garbage cans or at the roadside. Utter is reduced. Energy is saved. The debate rages, however, whether the hoWe laws are worth their cost. They are by brewers and soft drink bottlers, by glassinakers, distributors and retailers. But the laws seem to be working In Oregon and Vermont. Meanwhile, conservationists are pulling out of the "Keep America Beautiful" campaign, charging it has become an industry front for opposition to bottle laws. The outcome of the four state ballot measures on Nov. 2 will have strong Influence on the future of this controversy. In the final analysis, the people themselves will decide. — — strongly opposed BERRY'S WORLD j / j 7 I p pCCI5IIy i I'#m iggug OK Congress I __ . Journal . H. rs LT . • ., j - GLENN FIfty per cent more citizens will be eligible to vote In Altamonte SprIngs' Nov. 2 city election this year than last year, according to City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl. Mrs. Jordahl said while 3,9 voters were eligible to cast ballots In the 1975 municipal election, the voter roll has expanded to 6,049 eligible thIs year. On the ballot will, appear only one real contest between incumbent Sandra Glenn and a new face to local politics, Gary Shader of Barclay Woodo, seeking a two-year term the city commission. Glenn Eyes feople Woes Gambling t 4 The word that beds describes Altamonte Springs City r..iimiadoii Sandra Glenn is "Involved." A wile to Douglas - 4 The WASHINGTON (NEA) The United ____ St States Congress, also known as the Inflation ___ Factory, has adjourned for the year with one MW reminder of Its fiscal extravagance: The Jounui of the proceedlngs of the final day, which is broken Into four volumes, for a total of 1,119 Pages and a printing cost of at least $320,000. Guess who pays the $320,? The Journal of Congress is known as the Congressional Record. It is an exhaustive if n altogether accurate account of each day's happenings In the House and senate chambers. Sometimes, as in the case of this sears final edition, the Record approaches In size the -. Washington telephone directory and, as numerous critics have said through the ages, its 9001 content Is about as Interesting. '" The Journal has forever been controversial. Even members of Congress admit that the expensive remarks recorded therein are 5ft3 it aomeumesmeanins,usuylyignoJ and so often approach Irresponsibility. The cost of producing the Record Is now a bout 1287 per newsprint page, or nearly $15 million a year, and Yet the lawmakers use it almost wantonly for private gain and public post uring. Buttering up constituents, asexample. In the final edition of this session, one congressman used the tax-supported Journal to congratulate a deaf couple In Hartsville, S.C.,on occasion 0f their 50th wedding anniversary. Another in. sated werM Paragraphs in tribute to a retiring NO school coach In Rutherford, N.J. And then there was the space given over John Fary, a Democrat from Illinois. He wanted NEW YORK (AP) Sometimes you wonder if everyone to read a poem written by a deceased ordinary Ameri cans appreciate all the effort constituent. The poem Is called "Safe and Longfellow It isn't: "Our lives are more being made in their behalf by the important Important than the keeping of a date. And we people who shoulder the burden of running this may never get there if our hurry Is too great." economy of ours. Not everyone will read the poem, of course, In Very often the people appear to be Ingrates. fact hardly anyone reads anything In the Record. Certainly they are thoughtless, unappreciative, Despite the enormous cost of the publication unresponsive. th O erwise they would exude (each mall copy requires about $1.50 In postage) confidence and go out and buy up a storm. They it's distribution Is barely over 50,000. Not that It's aren't, as you know. not bargain: Most subscribers get It free atthe "Although Americans have been told time and courtesy of one congressman or another, and again that the nation's economy is improving, those few who do pay are asked for only $45 a many seem unwilling to believe the rhetoric and year, or about enough to satisfy the cost of statistics and think the economy is getting Printing one edition's masthead. worse," the interpreters of a bank survey It can be argued that the Record should be lamented. more widely read If only so constitutents can All the big banks are telling the people that see how little their electeds take part in things are going to be better. Official Washington congressional proceedings. And yet the Journal is also. And, true, some of the statistics are still Is far too dull for popular dlstrlbutlor.. Besides pointing that way. But the people Just won't this It is shamefully political; for example, believe, members have the right to santize their remarks In the survey from which the quotation above In print, that Is they may delete their faux pass was excerpted, only one In five adults felt the and thus not not In the Congressional Record economy was better now than It was six months anyway be held forever accountable, ago, which amounts to a disdainful contradiction Indeed it wouldn't do for the lawmakers to of what these people have been told, While economists amd some of the politicians look silly in the Record. Often they use reprints of remarks to impress the folks back home. And and some of the numbers tell the country that too, if the mem bers work it right, there is even a things will be getting better soon, the people financial profit to be had from the Record; each apparently aren't listening. They're worrying member gets five leather-bound volumes of a about inflation and unemployment. session's proceedings, and some have been "Almost 45 per cent of the respondents said known to give these to libraries In return for a inflation Is the country's biggest worry, while tidy tax advantage, close to 40 per cent said the main problem Is key? — _____ ,. ot . - '. '' . — .' .•.. • . WASHINGTON Men studying the problem I of illegal gambling in this country estimate the total conserva tively at more than $50 billion. Jimmy the Greek says $100 billion. Other claIm 4 I run higher. Though no one knows, there are estimates the I g row income organized crime takes from illegal . gam bling runs around 20 to 25 per cent of the total be fore expenses, or some $10 billion to $12.5 billion of the $50 billion figure. Net is much lower of course. For expenses are heavy. Expenses include payoffs. No one knows how I much these add up to. But It may be reasonable to guess that $2 billion to $3 billion of the 110 billion to $12.5 billion gross Income Is avallablel COUNTRiES for corrupting city, county and state officials, police and anyone else handy. This guess Includes only bribes from illegal gambling. Additional bribery money Is available from the profits of prostit ution, loan sharking, White collar crime and an assortment of other unlawful activities. ' in some offices in some cities the situation is not unlike that In a foreign country In which I was once assigned. A young man I interviewed explained that he had wanted, since childhood, to, enter the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He didn't, W IM C, he said, beca use once there he'd be forced to participate In the graft. If he entered and ref used, he would be ostracized. He would i—.,. receive no worthwhile assignments. Finally, \\, things wod be.rigge4an4 he'd be set, up as a Pigeon in alak Case. ey wbUldn¼beableto 1 Pjjb1-ic tolerate him on the Job for fear that, sooner or he'd blow the whistle on the lot of them. Joblessness, the interpreters of the bank survey It has not escaped attention here that in some relate. American cities honest policethen have had One is Inclined to wonder why these ordinary equally rocky roads to cross. people Just can't grasp the message in the The wonder then Is not that so many Promises of economists that both these situations politicians, bureaucrats and policemen are will be Improved, notwithstanding the failure of corrupt. The wonder rather is that so many past promises. remain honest despite the temptations regularly But then suspicion enters your ui o offered and the pressures roughly applied. knows more about inflation, the human aspect For it Is my IznprssIon, In years of watching and unemployment than the people whose Join the bureaucracy local, state and national are threatened and whose paychecks are that most Officials and most police In most cities deflated? Which are the experts? Who should and dates are honest. But the minority who are listen, who give advice? corrupt can do a great deal of damage to our In each instance, it seems, the people am the safety, to our individual rights and to our expert winesses, and the alleged eqert3 are the pocketbooks. For bri be ry to permit illegal ones who should be listening. can wrist slaps gambling does not stop there, as everyone from a fatherly economist or exhortations by a knows. It reaches even to Juries and to Judges for all types of crime. President change the situation? Laying out the problem is simple. The The truth is that the ordinary American consumer, whose spending accounts for two. solution Is more difficult. thirds of this economy, makes his and her own We are not successful In enforcement. Take decisions, and these decisions are not the one major state as an example. In five years, 20,000 gambling operators were arrested. One product of any sophisticated theory or analysis. hundred Instead, the ordinary consumer's Insight WW were convicted. Ten went to Jail. It is command comes from an uncomplicated source, believed most of those convicted and Jailed were the wallet. One cannot spend what one cannot minor "sidewalk" operators. afford. One does not take chances when emM a result, there is a movement afoot to legalize gambling, or some gam bl ing. Surveys ployment and future Income are endangered. by the Commission on the Review of the National The experts in the American economy are the Policy Toward Gambling, set up by the 91st consumers. T1)ey are the big spenders or, Congress, suggest that dose to two Americans depending upon their perception of events, they out of three gamble legally or Illegally are the small spenders. They generally rely at least once in any given year. And that 80 per cent of their own perceptions rather than on those ofupon the Americans (the figure seems high) favor "experts." legalizing one form of gambling or another. — ___ ___ — . • ' COMM WISTS J I ;i- _____________________________________________________ JOHN CUNNIFF . The M aver ICsk — , — — JACK ANDERSON Incwnbent Commissioner George Perkins will be re-elected unopposed for a second two-year term In office. Since the city election and the general election are scheduled for the same date, city voters will cast WOW in 11 different precincts. A canvassing board composed of Commissioners Cal DeVoney and Glen Buschman, Mayor Norman Floyd and Mrs. ~ordahl will meet on Nov. 3 at 10 am. to count the absentee ballots and certify the election. Those winning election will take office on Nov. 16. SHADER Legal LLO ..' Expensive — .. RAY CROMLEY — bottle law has been the subject of controversy. — — ByAUDIEMURPv — Oregon's lfll Only one other state 0 7 The Clock The 90 Congress has gone into history with something less than a productive record. Sad to say, It may stick ln the public mind less (or any legislative accomplishments than for the fact It thruit the name of Elizabeth Ray Into prominence. A whole Congress cannot be blamed for scandal or personal failings associated with some of Its members, but leaving that matter aside, the 94th still may be remembered most for not living tqto expectations. The large crop of freshmen Democrats who (entered the Congress after the 1974 election had an Impact, rnnIy through thallcg3s of tL seniority system and the =eating of some powerful committee chairmen. However, the net result was to produce legislative bodies with a lack of leadership that the old system, for better or for worse, had provided. Stalemate between Congress and the White House was also a conspicuous feature of the Congress. While Congress overrode nine of President Ford's vetos the most for any President since Andrew Johnson during the stormy period after the Civil War this was anything but the "veto-proof" Congress that Democrats once wanted It to be. The budget battle might be considered a draw. Although Mr. Ford effectively used his veto to block $9 billion In spending programs he regarded as unnecessary and inflationary, the $413 billion budget adopted for 1977 Is $19 billion more than what the President proposed last January. The tax bill which the 94th Congress regards as its greatest achievement was signed with some reluctance by Mr. Ford. While extending antirecession tax cuts and carrying some benefits for lower Income taxpayers, Its 1,400-plus pages represented an unsuccessful rim at the problem of "loopholes" and complexity. It would be a mistake to attribute the lack of landmark legislative programs to feuding between Mr. Ford and Capitol Hill. The energence of "big government" as a target in the 1976 campaIgnand worry over the hdlatlonary 1mpeuEhjedJ deficits doubtless Influenced the 04th Congress. The Wes6ine cost' projections of national health Insurance and the Humphrey-Hawkins employment Plan threw cold water on those proposals which originally stood high on the list of priorities for the Democratic majority. President Ford has made his battles with Congress a productive vein In his campaign, arguing with ample ammunition that the government's fiscal problems would be more serious had congressional Democrats really mustered "vetoproof" majorities on some major legislation. Former Gov. Jimmy Carter has gained some mileage, too, by campaigning against "Washington," but' faces the problem that many policies which that term brings to mind bear the stamp of Democratic Congresses of the past. While the 94th Congress may be best remembered for what it didn't do, some of Its members now campaigning for re-election could find that to be a plus. Altamonte Rolls . Swall I America's • 9W Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 1140; 6 $14.20; Year, 0.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mall: Month, $2.70; S Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $3140. sentiments have been uttered from way of life. it has These days, television is the biggest soapbox of It seems a group of Swlwd mWentis are up in that way because its members have recognized the all, and It Is fair to assume that a lot of unpopular arms over the fact that a political announcement by dangers Inherent In CM es orators are going to use It. Gus lull, the U.S. Communist Party presidential sorsidp in the realm of politics. But if we begin to censor them, where do we candidate, was aired on a local television station. we deny Gus Hall the use of the tube, who stop? U Of Course, those who drew up the Coilfig The ladles who contacted the Herald expressed life down will be nest on the 114? Imagine the hue and cry havehave madelaid simplestrict for gui deac outrage and fear that their offspring may be in- could could which would arise If Dr. Grady were denied the delines g fluenced by euch announcements. , privilege of airing his bizarre opinions. Who could ay what, and But when, wild to whom, The announcements, no doubt, were intended to they didn't. Instead, they forged an histrwnent As moth as I dislike Dr. Grady's politics, 1 do just that to influence votem of ideas and consider myself fortunate to be able to hear his designed to provide for a Those who oppose allowing Communists (or opinion. views. The American people, who have the Klansmen, or whatever) to buy time on television to ___ responsibility of electing their leaders, should not ImaØne the courage it took to fore a guvrnair their views have apecnlIar notion utowhat have W nde placed over their eyes by. well Constitution is all about. , mont based on such radical Ideas! No wonder meaning censors. Europe's monarchists considered America's And I sincerely doubt that the views aired by Do they think the First Amendment Isthere only government to be doomed from the start. They Hall are going to result In any overnIgM confor the protection of those who say what IS justbut insteadversions to commurtism. Let him have his say, fewyears, Politically popular? For the benefit of only those in the monarchies were swept away. along with any Klaz*men or Flat-Earthers who the political spectrum bounded by Lawton Chiles And for the past 200 years, a lot of unpopular may wish to Join in. FrIday,October 22,1976--4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, PuljILihe NORMAN H. OIR1N, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRAQCLE, Advertising Director and Richard Kelly? Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled Glenn, mother to liar ht-yewold son, Benny, she Is an accountant, active in her church and many civic and governmental Organizations In the community. She and her family are eight-year residents of Altamonte Springs. She was chosen "Junior Woman of the Year" for 1976 by He Seminole County Federation of Woman's Club, Mrs. Glenn considers herself a full4lme city commissioner who devotes at least three days weekly to city buahiess including Personal contact with residents and looking into theft problems. She says she receives as many calls from persons outside the district she represents as from within it. The only female member of the city commission, Mrs. Glenn Points to her RecOmPlIflimentsi during her first term in office Including: "Active support for a responsible fiscal budget that has resulted in two consecutive reductions in property taxes. "Construction of sidewalks and bicycle paths to Insure the .11 safety of city school children who had to walk along busy city highways to schooL "Creation of a water quality advisory control board which has gained support from county and date agencies to help clean up city lakes and waterways. "Improved building codes that require answers to questions on building projects before construction instead of after the fact to solve prospective problems such as seen In the wake of overdevelopment and unconzolJed.gyowth several years ago. "Expanded recreational facilities, railroad crossing safety devices and citizen participation groups." "Meeting and knowing people In the community has been a " learning experience," Mrs. Glenn said, adding she has worked with city department heads to help make the city a better place to live. Shader Hits Cronyis m W ha t On Sept. 15, 1972, for example, a worried Nixon discussed the Patman probe with aides. He wanted the investigation stopped, he told his aides. Then, referring to Ford, Nixon declared: "Jerry has really got to lead on this. He's got to really be.." Nixon was emphatic. He said Ford should be told: "Now goddamn It, get the hell over with this lending the probe." To stress the urgency. Nixon added: "I'm getting into this thing." These statements were picked up by the hidden microphones In the Oval Office. But Ford has conceded that, as House Nixon later deleted them from the transcripts. Republican leader, he opposed the probe. But At another point, Nixon suggested that Rep. twice he has sworn that he acted on his own William WIdnall, Il-N.J., the top Republican on without any pressure from the White House. Patinan's committee, was too weak to stall the Former White House counsel John Dean has all investigation. 'Put it down," instructed Nixon, but called ham a liar. Dean now claims that he "uh, Jerry should talk to Widnall and, Wi, just learned from two White House aides, William brace him." This instruction was also deleted Timmons and Richard Cook, that they had from the transcripts. consulted with Ford about derailing Patman. One of the most significant omissions Our own investigation doesn't disprove inn volved Timmons, whom Dean identified as a go- - '• - Ar e Jack In the Box rests 'want Is apes officially for business after the Wednesday's ribbon catting at Airport Blvd. and 17.. Doing honor, was Sanford Mayor Lee Moore (center), flanked by Fay Grover, district superintendent of the restiurant chain; d John Pusateri, manager the new sta. ALLELUIA PRAISE CONCEIT Sanford Civic Center, Sanfird 2:30 P.M. Sunday, October 31, 1,76 Sponsored by Area Churdies Ph. 3224fl or 322-IM for l'lckst Information Barclay Woods. The city government is suffering from "little tównlsm" and "cronyiwn," Shader contends, and Is carried forward only by Th e y Running his campaign on a person-to-person level, Sh ader is knocking on as many doors as possible In the community spreading his message of the need for "aggressive, Independent leadership" In Altamonte Springs. "Goals ca nnot be accomplished," he said, "by a co missioner who depends for advice on people credited with ha rnving the cam paigns for election of all the curren t members of the city commission," . ReOil I I y Shader has extensive business background, having served on the board of directors of Shader Brothers Inc., which is wellknown local f urniture firm, and is currently on th e board of directors of Orlando Chair Inc. He Is member of the law firm of Bornstein, Petree and Shader. • LI e Mitchell Shapiro M.D., P.A. Unibed Wav I Announces The Relocation of His Office For The Practice Of OPHTHALMOLOGY Eye Examination Disease "The city commission should make every effort to be responsive to the people," he said, adding one way to show responsiveness would be to change the times of the meetings of the governing body to the evening hours. By DONNA ESTES He said the present meeting time of 4:30 p.m. on Tuesdays Is Inconvenient for mothers who have household responsibilities at that time, and Impossible for the working people in the com- munity. .•., •. . '. FRIDAY, OCl'OBEW DeBary Chamber of Commerce meeting open to public, 7:30 p.m., Community Center, Shell Road. Speaker, Ken McGee, vice president of Florida Hospital Assn. __ Seminole County Campers, Kampers Kove, Osteen. Through Sunday. Child Evangelism banquet, 8:30 pin., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Speaker, Don Meyette, date director. Call church office for reser- Wh — - - HOSPITAL NOTES CALENDAR - V vatlons. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chwnley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's. Foresters Square Dance Club, classes for beginners, 7 p.m., regular dance 8:30 p.m., The Forest, Lake Mary. Tanglewood AA. closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Churcn. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian OCTOBER 21 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Thelma A. Brown David Cornett Robert Kre1nbrlig SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 Political Rally 16, sponsored by Seminole Community College and the Seminole County League of Women Voters, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., at college ampitheatre. Music provided by the Jackson Heights Middle School Band. Women's Auxiliary VFW Post 10108 Sanford, 5:301 p.m. Beef and pork bar.b-q dinner, at the Post Home. Slid-Florida Singles Club, 9 p.m., dance at Lake between with Ford. Nixon said: "The game has to be played awful rough. .. You'll follow through with. .. Who will over there? Who. .. Timmons, or with Ford." This reference to Ford and Timmons was also struck out of the transcripts. Eunice Lee Frank W. Mohr II Lee Moore Brian S. Pittman Martha Redley Elaine Rowland Jewell W. Sasser DISCHARGES Sanford: On another part of the tape, Nixon questioned whether Ford could "do anything with Patman." Again, Nixon stated that Ford has "got to know" that Nixon personally wanted the probe killed. Dean acknowledged, according to the tapes, that Ford would be advised Nixon was personally behind the request. These embarrassing remarks too, were deleted. There is clear evidence, in short, that Nixon censored the references to Ford from the Early Bradford Sadie Saunders Idella Sykes transcript. This doesn't necessarily mean that Nixon's Lndructio,:s to his staff were carried out. It Is always possible, as Ford insists, that they never spoke to him about their probe. It should also be noted that Ford had nothing to do with editing the transcripts. It wasn't Ford but Nixon who was responsible for the deletions, Footnote: Timmons and Cook both deny that they talked with Ford about killing the Patman investigation. We have been unable to get any comment from Nixon. INSIDE THE WIllIE HOUSE— The special prose(utor has now cleared President Ford of —Not long ago, Transportation Secretary William Coleman marched up to Capitol 11111 to plead for minority contractors. He soiigl:t legislation to assure that they get at least 15 per cent of the railroad work in the Northeast corridor, But railroad lobbyists quietly spread the word that Coleman was acting on his own, that he didn't speak for the President. When this got back to Ford, he personally sent word to key members of Congress that he backed Coleman 100 per cent. —Teammates of President Ford recall the time that his University of Michigan football team played a game In the South. The opposing team objected to a black player on the Michigan squad. Ford Immediately let it be known that he would refuse to play if his black teammate was barred from the game. Harry Jensen Archie W. McCormick Benjamin Starling III Raymond J. Swallow Sr Frank L Wheeler Sr. Lisa Jossa, Altamonte Springs Stephen G. Dickens, Deltona Americas greatest self-help gi'aii S r•I_IPr%uI___ll____. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 Red Cross. 'fle Good Neighbor.j M.14-Singles Club, 6.10 p.m., dance at VFW on Edgewater Drive, Orlando. MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 Auditions for Temple Israel variety show, 7:30 p.m., Temple Israel social hall, 4917 Eli St., Orlando, Sorrento Mrs. David (Karen) Donets baby boy, Belleville, Mich. OUiaO L D DOES Yi R I FLAOL,Ifl, MRS. CLOut Funeral services for Mrs. Elise - died Oct. Il at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be held Saturday at 1p.m. at Springfield Baptist Church with Rev. Enoch Rivers officiating. Survivors Include her mother, a son, tour daughters, grandchildren and other relatives. Burial Restlawn Cemetery. WilsonEichelberger Mortuary in Charge. JOHNSON, MRS. ARLALA B. — Funeral tervIcei for Mrs. Anal. B. Johnson, of 2919 McCarthy Ave.. who died Oct. 17, at Doc tons' Hospital. Prince George, Md., will be held Saturday at 4 P.m. at New Mount Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. G. L. Sims Sr. otflciting. Survivors Include two daughters, Ms. Josephine Mack and Mrs. Eva Ma, Turner. son. Frazier D. Johnson and grandchildren. Burial in Restla*n Cemeiry. WllIon.Elch,iberger Mortuary In char". WEATHER Thnr,,4v'e --J - 4 City Julia McCartney, Orange City Kenneth D. Bourdaux, Funeral Notice Church. a percentage of oil Imports had to be carried on U.S. ships. The unions' friends on Capitol 11111 even threatened to hold up Ford legislation if he didn't sign the bill. Neverthele3s, the President vetoed the bill. Lada Riggs, Deltona Joseph A. Campbell, Orange Sanford F. Doudney Raymond R. Fields AA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cuseiberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran illegally pocketing or diverting any funds from the maritime unions. As additional evidence that the maritime unions have no hold on him, we have learned that they brought tremendous Pressure on him to sign a 1974 bill requiring that Raymond M. Williams Edward C. Frye, DeBary Wes J. Budziszewskj, Deltona Thomas P. Hetu, Deltona Melvin G. Taylor, Deltona John C. Waltrich, Deltona Francis J. Harrington, Stella Ritch, Winter Springs Geneva Church, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 Spaghetti supper sponsored by Faith Circle, 5-7 p.m., Congregational Christian Church fellowship hall, 2401 S. Park Ave., Sanford, . Bonita Diglovanni, Deltona Elma C. Hare, Deltona Henry Wade, Deltona Francis J. Harrington It, Geneva Ucla Campbell, Orange City William Whidden, Osteen William Raulerson, Titusville Stephanie Bailey Haunted House for March of Dimes, 1.11 p.m., 419 W. Colonial. Orlando, N ixon Tapes Return To Haunt GOP Even more troublesome, we have now established that Nixon purposely altered the tape transcripts to cover up Ford's possible role in stopping the late Rep. Wright Patman, 1)-Tex., from investigating Watergate. Patman was hot on the trail of the Watergate conspiracy before the 1972 election. He discovered, for example, how the Watergate money had been laundered in Mexico. But the White House brought pressure on his House Banking Committee to halt the probe dead in its tracks. IN A third generation Central Floridian — his family settled In the area In 1912 — Shader and his wife, Lys, make their home In Monroe Inn. WASHINGTON— Those pernicious, all. Ford's sworn testimony. But we have positively hearing Nixon tapes are back again to haunt the established that Nixon altered the transcripts In GOP. The tapes seem to support John Dean's at least eight instances to conceal Ford's charge that in 1972 then-President Richard possible involvement. In each instance, Nixon Nixon used Gerald Ford to help block an early appeared to believe that his staff would be in Watergate investigation. touch with Ford and that Ford would Intervene. Gary Shader, a -old attorney, feels a pernaA respon. slblllty to use his education to serve his fellow man, believes a responsible voice Is needed on the city commission and Is ready to accept the challenge. . . BOXED NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF VOTING MACHINES (F.S. 101.35(1) October 22, 1976 Please be advised that the voting machines to be in service for the General Election to be held in Seminole County, Nov. 2, 1976, will be prepared and inspected for said election on Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1976 at Voting Machine Warehouse, 4300 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford at 1:30 P.M. Caaicit&t 11 Supervisor of Elections Seminole County, Florida high 71 hA..'. J ...b.. •"• low 49. Fair, breezy and mild through Saturday with a gradual warming trend. Highs today mostly mid 70* and Saturday near 80. Not as cool tonight. Lows upper 5h to lower SOs. North to northeast winds today 15 to 25 m.p.h.,, diminishing tonIght and becoming easterly Saturday. Fair and warmer Sunday, TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 8:20 a.m., 8:42 p.m., low 1:54) a.m., 2:25 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 8:05 a.m., 8:18 p.m., low 1:44 a.m., 2:15 P.M. Bayport: high 1:25 a.m., 2:8 p.,., low 1:18 a.m., 8:23 P.M. PUBLIC NOTICE 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 - Phone 323-4330 (Ext. 220) Seminole Plaza Tag Agency, Casselberry-phone 830-5363 Interstate Mall Tag Agency, Altamonte Phone 339-5363 �--S - - 5- - - •_. - It ,___ .......... __ ~ . .. __ - -.-. - Oviedo Home; Howell Away - Sweep Of Phils, Yanks Completes VarkVs Premonition _~ ~ ~ • . 1 £venin, Herald, Ssnkrd, PS. Fridsy, Oct. fl $7$-7A —. I Svefl Games Later,,Reds Wor ld Champions ac-yar d Battle: Lyman At Lake Brantley By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor afternoon when Vero St. Andrews is at Trinity Prn - - rA crowd pushing 6,000 will be on hand for the Brantley-Lyman contest. Lyman coach Dick Copeland worries about every game, and this week's is no exception. Depth Is one problem which has plagued the Greyhoimth all season, and crippling injuries have not helped in the team's five losses in six games. Don Andriano, Wyman Jackson and Ben Ansley are the primary ball carriers for the Greyhounds, while the Bob Burkhart-toDanny Williams pass combination is perhaps The game of the week In Seminole County tonight pairs a couple of well-trodden high school football teams showing a combined won-low record of 3-8. But don't cowit either team out when It comes to wanting to win this game which pairs backyard neighbors Lake Brantley and Lyman in an 8 p.m. game in Longwood. There are two other games on tap tonight — Titusville Astronaut at Oviedo and Lake Howell at Colonial — and another Saturday the most dangerous weapon the Patriots have to prepare for. "We need to find a way to stay in It for the first half," says Brantley coach Jim Raley, who has no depth problems since he platoons offense and defense. "They are just so big that I don't know how we will handle them." Oviedo has something of a problem In trying to handle powerful Astronaut. "They (Astronaut) do so many things well, that our kids know we have to execute well to stay in Te ball game," said coach Joe Montgomery. Still, we haven't really realized our potential. You have to keep plugging." i t I* NEW YORK (AP) Seven games later the Reds were No. dern pjgj, run, the Reds got more, 11ow, replacing Figueroa. bal ls and st rikes," Froemming off Ildrow, by Cesar Gerordzno " is ba Th ll club has more knew It would take only seven "And last year mIgI* have in the fourth inning, Joe Mar- One out Thursday night's clincher class than any other club of the been more gratifying for me, gin walked later, Bench hit his said, starting his explanation. down the right-field line, and games for Ma Clncbmaft Reds wua7-2mmp built onJohnny and dole second second homer, a line (hive a "Then BID Deegan (the home Dave Concepclon, down the left24 All around the country," An- personally," added to become baseball champions Bench, with such use that Munson coupleofrowsbackin the Bench's two h nu and the derion said. "Lad year, when Series average wbae ,r plate wnIre) threw a ball of fleldline.Eacftwasgrabbedby f the world. pitching of Gary Nolan and re- we beat Bost dido't even bother throwing. left-field seats. on in seven games, than offset his dismal, Injury- Wi play. I watched it roil Into the a so uvenir-hwding fan. first of those seven came liever Will MeEnaney. th two out, George Foster It "fldrow had gotten me out in Yankee dugout. I saw Martin inThe Philadelphia. The Reds, win- the first Not much later, the souvenirwas they were like kids. Now decimated season when he betsingled him home. Then Bench the third game with a slider, World Series sweep they're men." pick It up and throw it beck on hunters were on thefleld by the ners of the National League's since Baltimore's led .234 with 16 homers and over I An. 74 unloaded on an Ed Figueroa gotten me to hit into a double the field in Deegan's direction, h un ds ve Indeed. In the Cincinsati RBJ. dre , e n before Roy Wed Diviaicn,werepiay1jge geles in ills. And It was the locker faMbell and sent It soaring play with It, so I was thinking room, th e mood was rePhilhies, the best of th It may well have been Nun- down theleft-.fleldflne.ftpg We had a riot situation here White's fly bill settled in Foe. e East. first time a National League markably solsiued, as though son's finest slider," Bench said. "That's in New York and Mart in knew tees glove In left field. game ever, too. He foul screen in front of e per w "I said to myself then that if club had taken two straigh tte th up hat he threw and I really got a," Reds were used to such had four hits, scored one run deck and the Reds led 34. webest(pftchrr)Sta ve (fton World Series since the Newt these And half an hour after that, championships into it." which, in And Martin was immediately Yankee Stadi um Mood like an t fir in he st game, we'd win "Yesh,Iknewitwo1g," York Glints did it in lfll-fl, fact, they A few mjnutesearlier Van- gone."Iwould throwarn. en straight," Anderson eare. There was little straight hits over two games Bench said. "But at first I enormoistomb inth ed ken It Manager Billy Martin had ager out of any field in the South Bronx. Silen eravag was, to put it mildly, aweof called. the yahooing, champagne- tied a Series record sot In $24 didn't know if it was going to be t, littered, bathing, towel-thr gotton out of it. The game, that country for doing what he did," ravaged itself with some, owing of last by Washington's Goose Goelin. fair. The way I hit it, though, as Is. The Reds did huge chunks He was thum bed by Nt. urn Year, when it took the Reds - Froemming said. "It's an auto- of sod torn away. And most of Then they beat pAA "They beat us Munson betted .Sfl in the soon as It darted st raightening pire Bruce Froemmfng at first matic ejection for throwing all, empty. tonight," mut- seven dramatic games to again teed catcher Thurman sub- Series, far above any other out, I figured- It was good. I base. and again. at MissTh st due the Bo on Red Sox. equipment on the field." the National League pennant. Yankees darter. New York °°Y bright spot lii The Yankees, once the most stood watching it at the plate — "Lad year was certainly ax- whole hit a paltry .2 to the not "Thurmon Munson had The Reds' last t: ,. Then came the New York otherwise pale New York rim came ixi fear ed team in baseball, had became I didn't want to turned around a citing, more so than this one," Reds' .313. few times on successive ground-nile doubles rolled over and played dead. Yankees, up. "They best mm this have to walk beck, but just to In the first inning, Munson make sure." .AmericanLeagueflag inan ax.. theybeatuafour straight,y said Bench, the runaway Most Valuable Player es bell out hauMthgflvearneejj1 be singled and scored on Chris Inthenhmih,wIth the yan ks 1. -•: Chmbl&,In tbe p Q1y way tlwomh. What else is there forMaeigtgNtaini55t. downbyjust one, the i, L' : .,. and six rims batted in. Five of Mickey Rivers singled, to U3?" The Reds beat the yanks. ,p'.f.. stole demolished any hopes they had S those RBI came In the clincher second and scored on Munson's Then they beat them again of making a comeback Whatever else there was to on a two-run homer in the -, .... ''and again ... and again. 5 single. .i'. uy was saIdsuccjneJJyby. fourth and Tony Perez walked, then Dan 5 But each got Umetheyanki a Drles3endid,too!r. mcDick S --5S - Meg ago, Sporty Anderjon 1 for the second straight ar ye . Lake Howell, as in the past three weeks, will rely on steadily-Improving quarterback Joey Clark for the offensive leadership to vie with Metro member Colonial. - .SPORTS - soy- A—EvenIn, Herald. Sanford, Fl. L Frldiy, od. 22. irn - - .., Unbeaten yman Jayvees Hold L ,. 19- 1 3 S - Brantley'Edges Oviedo; Semin-b"Ie ' Ro_'11ickS__,`# 18m8 L delight. "We had been beating some teams so badly that it was hard to kernnen ;W_ lw,7731;~ X .. 1 d' 0;,__~ ,,,_, S ,~ b%ik.?.._,_;-, A ~~ r ~7 ." i,i~l ~ . _. \_ Pass for James Causnova falls Iacomplet.e MIt took a ,7 •,, . Bench Pays Debts With Homers NEW YORK (AP) Johnny to his word big league season, looked on, sharing the gl of through an unbeaten playoff on ice th a Bench pays his debts. wi three-run blast in Bench made amends by belting the emotionally charged ow scene. season, the ninth. The Cincinnati slugger felt he two home nina for five nina "He's always had great timHurt by talk that he was Pete Rose put It bed. "He's .j Ing,"iald Nolan, referring to washed owed his teammates somnethIng batted in- The up , Bench went on a t after hattypeofhitter,Hegetj struggling through his the Reds become the first Na- Bench's too-much-jn-the-.clutch tear. tantrum and goes wild for a worst season. He delivered tional League team in 54 years heroics. His 8-for-IS effort in the month." Thursday night and found an to repeat as world "I broke Into the big leagues Series produced a .533 battIng appreciative welcoming corn"I never dreamed anything Manager Sparky Anderson average that ranks four wi mittee in the Reds' dugout. th John and nothing he like thiscoWdhappen,"ssJd th hailed the Reds as "the greatest surprises me" said Nolan, who in the 73-year history Of the club to their champagne-soaked superstar, come down the pike," "You could see it in classic. Only Babe Ruth, Hank the Mod Valuable Player teamed up with Will McEnaney but Rose and Bench faces," said Bench, the hitting voted the Sede 5. Gowdy of Boston and LOU Gd to complete the four-game hero in a 7-2 victory over the rig hit for higher averages In sidestepped comparisons to for"I feel like I've mer Yankee dynasties. given somesweep, only the second suffered the Series. New York Yankees that powbeck to my teammates," by the Yanks in 30 World Series thing ered the National League jug- he The nine-time All-Star, who "That's not really up to us to the gernaut to its second overcame lingering shoulder say," said Rose. straight CIncinnati's Jubilant clubhouse. The 29-year-old Bench, who ailments and a wrecked World Series title. marBench agreed. "Those guys "A lot of people duck with me struggled through a career-low riage this year, cracked a two- were my idols. I wouldn't want Shedding personal and thysi- through the year.,, i34 season, found his old form run homer in th e fifth to snap a to put them down. But, right cal problems that contributed Winning pitcher Gary Nolan In time to spur Cincinnati I-I tie, then put the Series title now. I think we're the best." , - I : .. .e I.' "" I :_ it 4. r : Ij? *' I 1P 1;.. -A .., . . - I I .- 1W -44 i', ' 0 _, _-.-•-5-_ S 1111161'. . .&"~%_,,.r.*,1 I., -- - __ -S Lake Brantley got scoring efforts of 21 and 19 yard, from Kavanaugh, then survived a i. . . , *. S . _,., . -. - To Front c COLUMBUS, - i . S•(, -'--p Ga. (AP) low—W, It 1I. F . ' r - - 'L PA.J. - 0; - - _4~ top6O money winners, said Jim _____________ Colbert, "Is a matter of pride _____ with me." _______ 1. - 12 carries. - -_1 d.c-p. -. S ,, ft ,,- - I _ -. - - David Harwell Jars ball loose from Mike And the chipper, articulate Kavanaugh Mike Scott puts heat on Brantley QB Dean Frltt little Colbert took a major step Mike Sutton turns corner for first down toward achieving that goal with a three-under-par 67 that staked him to the rirsi-round lead Thursday in the col w indblown first round of the $125,000 Southern Open, the next-to-last KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) MIAMI ( AP) The Univerthan football because of the ex- in scoring offense, averaging 33 year. Although exact figures are The Horned Frogs' hopes of event that counts on the official Florida will be seeking an sity of Miami, facing its seenth unavailable, a Miami spokes. tin plosive offensive units and points a game. victory rest "We have to keep the ball the passing money-winning list for the losing football season in eight man said a crowd under 10,000 combination on pro disputed lead in the South-. somewhat weaker defenses on The Vols are averaging 25.5 away from Tennessee, it's that of quarterback goLf tow. eastern Conference race when each team. years, finds itself in the rare would be the smallest that least points a game despite a 3-3 simple," Gator Coach Doug Jimmy Dan Elzner and end Colbert now Is 60th on the list the Galore visit Tennessee Satrole of the favorite Saturday Florida, which shares the record that includes losses years. Mike Renfro, the latter son of called by his fellow tourists urday. to Dickey said. "Our defense') SEC lead with Auburn, has a 2-0 SEC foes Auburn night when it hosts winless The two teams have one nformer professional receiver "the hot seat." It is the cut-off and Alabama, hasn't been able to stop any. But the game may be more SEC record and 44 overall. The which has put Tennes Texas Christian. Ray Renfro. see out of body very well and we've given mon opponent, third-ranked position for determining ax- Like schoolyard "keep-away" Gators rank fourth in the nation contenti tention for the title this up an awful lot of poin Miami has lost four straight Nebraska. The Cornhuskers Eisner has completed 60 of ernr*tons for next year's tow ts and an starts after opening the season beat Miami 17-9 a week after 121 passes for 965 yards and events. awful lot of yardage." - - Gators Seek SEC Undisputed Lead Hurricanes Favored Over TCU with a 47.0 conquest of Florida slaughtering Texas ChrisUan three touchdowns this year. "I'm in the top 50 all-time Tennessee Coach BillBattle State. The Hurricanes lout 36-19 64-0. Renfro has caught 21 tosses for money-winners (also an rates Florida's offense as the to second-ranked 372 yard, and two scores. exempt status), so I'll be "My record in horrible," said last week. But the Horned Frogs are av- exempt next year no matter TALLAHASSEE (AP) Coach Jim Shotner, whose first eraging less "Florida's offensive unit has Southern Mississippi, North will start Miami's previous foes have a two teams each pouted than two yard, a what," Colbert said, "but Florida State's game with Texas State and Virginia Tech. Larry KeySaturday in place of four or five guys with as much 110 try rushing. making the top 60 is a matter of Auburn Saturday is and Mark Lyles. comlaned record of2o.8.2,inak. record,. "But the fan support important Bowden said he won't look "We advertise ourself as a pride with me. I've been Freshman Scott Warren will speed as Stanley organ," Batfl(W tag Texas Christian (0-5) a has not been bad at all. We've there but a victory Is not going to bend Auburn, which said, referring to the Vul' fleet pawIng team and the boys who for the last nine years and I make the season a success he de- open at defensive end In more than welcome guest de- got a hard core of about 15,000 wingback. "They rim mostly, for scribedasagoolteam want to row th and catch will want to be there again." of Willie Jones, a highly touted from spite the fact that less than 10,- to 20, the Seminoles, says FSU Coach hurt itself with mistakes, that come out. the Wishbone, but they come here. We get good ones," sophomore who hasn't been One stroke back of Colbert at Bobby Bowden. 000 are expected to see the "And thereareno lynch mola have a diversified offense that "They have explained excellent running Shofner. pl ng "Unfortu63 after the round that was ayi up to his potential, game in the 80,000-seat Orange forming, so even that's a vicHe took Issue Thursday with backs, and I guess their gives you a lot of different sets nately, my advantage is used as Bowden played said. in windy, Bowl. 40-degree tei- FSU fans who think the Semi- strength tory." a disadvantage by other schools peratures, were Is their offe nsive line," Ivory Joe Hunter will start to look at." defending notes should be able to breeze he said. " Their defense who get all the runners and a lot champion Hubert Green, t4' is young for Bobby Jackson and Nat The game also will match up thro ugh the red of their sched- and has of other players we need to win McLendon and George It cher, tile been making mistakes Terry for Jeff Ridings in the defen SEC's top if they can win at Auburn. that consistently." have been hurting them." sive backfield shIIt forced by Florida's Wes two receivers, who broke a three-year slump Chandler, who "This is definitely a key game Auburn quarterback Phil injuries, he said. Miami, which has relied with his victory in the S.I% has 20 catches for 476 yard,lj hara because we need to win so Gargis and Florida State qiiar.. heavily on Its ground game this Invitational a couple of and All-American Larry Setweeks badly, but to say If we beat lerback Jimmy Black, season, would appear to be in ago. who vers of can with 25 reAuburn all the rest are shootns, On Flyers line for a field day. Texas the Seminoles In running ceptions The only others able to break somebody doesn't know that aleadspassing, jfl j for 42 Joins yards so far this are very similar nd Christian has given up nearly par on the hilly, season. 6,1-yard they're talking about," B ow den players, Bowden said. 240 yards aagame rushing and Green Island Country By The Press since a National Hockey low yard, Club said. "I think the one with the hotcarry. "it seems li ke everybody we Leag ue quarter-f iMI playoff course that was made doubly Florida State has a They stood behind the pl tie and test O.J. Anderson leads the tough by slick greens, were hand may be the key to the BOSTON (AP) The Boston play has an All-American Ben eight losses to show benches at the Spectrum Red Sox have announced the something-or-other," Dickey ayer game against Toronto last Miami attack with an average Crenshaw, Larry Ziegler, previous games with for the nine game," he said. Philadelphia, a hockey game April. of 75 a game. Florida State players are appointment of Walt Hrthfak as said. "Now we have to face a Danny Edwards, Gibby Gilbert gers. Both teams have 24 unfolding before their eyes but Coach Billy Reay watched his tired and bruised after playing bullpen coach under Manager split end who Is all-world." The Hurricanes expect to and Artie McNickle. with the records this year. other things distracting their Black Ilawks play without em- have the full-services again of Oklahoma, Boston College and Don Zimmer. -I'm pleased thoughts. battled defenseman Bobby Orr, quarterback E.J. But many Florida State is=, Florida in three of the Ijst four Tennessee defeated the GaHrinlak Joins holdover John. rs 2(l.1 Baker, whosaid Crenshaw, a three-time buoyed by their team's strong games to 3 the 18A time the Coach Fred Shero watched as whose future always has been , Bowden said. ny Pesky on the Red Sox had suffered a hand injury two winner this season who needs a showing in a 33-26 I 033 to I t eams met, in 1971 at Gainfour of his Philadelphia Flyers cloudy because of knee troublesgames ago. Also returning 2th, He said fullback Jeff Leggett coaching staff. General Mart. esville. to finish of first or second here to rated Florida last week, as A performed and thought about but is cloudier now beca use of the starting lineup are regular - and halfback Rudy Thomas, ager Dick O'Connell, Year earlier the Vols, who made in Battles's first go past the absent Jack Nick- sume the schedule Is easy the assa ult charges that have the court hassles over his signafter who came off the bench to pace the appointment on Tuesday, year as head defensive tackles Eddie Ed- laus and into th e No. 1 moneyAu coach after Dickey left to a3. burn. Florida State's final th been hanging over their heads lag by Chicago. wards and Dennis Breckner. winning spot. e FSU running game in the will name two more coaches four opponents are Clemson, seco Stifle the helm at Flo rida , too k nd half against Florida, later. a 3&7 victory in a game here. . Seminoles At Turn"ingwpoint? - Assault Charges On ' r k Red Sox Staff H - - ; ; -Giants Facing Crunching " Slate, StartingW'Dth 0-6 By HAL BOCK - Pittsburgh 24, N.Y. Giants 17 NEW YORK (AP) Somewhere, hidden In a remote corner of the National Football League's Park Avenue offices, - - - S - .' '.5 .-- - " -. I 4' l ____ S S , ' ' there isaman whose job it is to 4-4 construct a schedule. The New York Giants would like to know what this Individual has against them. The Steelers don't think they're out of the playoff picture yet. But with four losses, they have to win every week. This one will be simpler than most. The Giants aren't that bad. The schedule has made them look awful. Someday, they too will play Seattle. San Francisco 30, Atlanta 13 The 49ers have turned into tigers under new Coach Monte When this sinister person prepared the 1976 schedule, he lined up a di e t of NFL powClark. That should be encourerhouses for the Giants that aging to Pat Peppler, the new read like a playoff who's who. Falcons coach. A major differIn consecutive weeks, New ence, however, is that Jim L.5 York has faced Los Angeles, St. Plunkett is calling signals for Louis, Dallas, and Minnesota. San Francisco and Steve BarThat was after the Giants 4 dropped their first two games to tkowskl is wearing a cast on his knee for Atlanta. Washington and Philadelphia, and created an 0-6 start. Baltimore 37, N.Y. ida 7 The Bert Jones-led Colts Waiting for New York this Sunday is Pittsburgh, which re- should chew up the Jets. New bounded from three straight York's all but invisible offense losses by beating Cincinnati has been destroyed by injuries which makes the task all the last week. A. That sounds like a wonderful easier. Dallas 23, Chicago 11 chance for 0-7. The Giants, The Cowboys' five-game winhowever, have no complaints. ning streak Is over. But back They wouldn't know how to ree spond to a soft team at this home in the Cotton Bowl, they spond ought to be able to start another point. against the (altering Bears. And, like New York, the Pro Kansas City 21, Denver 17 Picker isn't sure how to handle The Chiefs have picked themwhat seems a simple week for selves off the deck with vic.4. pigsk in prognosticators. So did tories the last two weeks. And last week, when the Picker ob- they're at home against the viously overlooked some Im- Broncos this week. Spell this portant input and slumped to a the Upset Special. dreary 7-7. That dropped the Detroit 23, Seattle 20 season mark to 56-27-1, a .675 The Seahawks have won their r - percentage. The picks: game for the year. The Lions looked bad in the rain against Washington last week. If the skies stay cry in Seattle, they should recover this week. Oakland 31, Green Bay 10 Kenny-Stabler vs. Lynn Dickey. Are you kidding? The Raiders will coast it' this one on the coast. 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San Diego 17, Cleveland 14 Both coming off victories. But the Chargers beat tougher Houston and the Browns took easier Atlanta, That adds up to a San Diego triumph. Miami 30 Tampa Bay 7 St LouIs 27, WashIngton 17 With four louses In six games, The Cardinals are for real. the only championship the Dol. Dallas found that out last week. phins can hope for is the state of And Washington has the sorFlorida. That shouldn't be riest 4-2 record in NFL history. tough against the expansion Cincinnati 20, Houston 17 Buccaneers. The Bengals can't be as bad Minnesota 29, Philadelphia 10 as they were last week against Fran Tarkenton is 100 yards Pittsburgh, can they? They'll short of 40,000 for his career and find out this week in the Astro339 away from Johnny Unitas' dome against the in-and-out career yardage mark. He Oilers. REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) The San Francisco 49ers have traded running back Sammy Johnson to the Minnesota Vikings for wide receiver Jim Lash. Lash, a four-year veteran of the National Football League, is being counted on as a ree placement for Willie McGee, placement who suffered a broken leg in the 49ers' 33-3 victory over New Orleans Sunday. But 49ers Coach Monte Clark said after the trade Tuesday ' 30utof4adultsfind NEW YORK (AP) Billy After 30 minutes, Martin tired of him throwing balls at we play the World Series. 1964, still are looking for their Martin only knows one way to stepped out of the trainers me. Munson, the Al's All-Star 100th victory in the October manage. That's to win. Th ur- room. He had been crying. "I knew doing that was an catcher, betted a sparkling .529 classic, man Munson knows only one Losses can do that to men who automatic ejection, but I didn't on nine hits in 17 at bats. He had "The Reds are a fine balI. . way to play baseball. That's to hate to lose as much as Billy care. hits In his last six trips to the Iclub," said Munson. "They Martin. ' "I admit I as on him tl!e plate to tie a 52-year-old record. have good speed, power hitting "Yealf, I'm 5-iior a1mazffed of holegante.'in the regular sea- But he Wasn't happy that and ey force mistake So It Is understandable that th s. But a," Martin said. son I would have been out In the Cincinnati Manager Sparky the lo after suffe ring the humi liation ss doesn't take th e gloss Then he explained why hehad third Inning. The ball clubs get Anderson said it would be of a (ow-game sweep In the an away from the year we had. provoked home plate umpire in the World Series on merit, injustice to mention World Series, they would find Munson in "We'll be back." individual crusades to take Bill Deegan, resulting in why shouldn't the umpires?" the same breath with his AllMartin's expulsion from the Martin had another axe to Star catcher, Johnny Bench. their attention from the game game. grind. This one was against "To be belittled like that after they had just lost. "Deegan threw three balls at television, which, he said, this game and the season that I Martin wasn't around to see me while he was changing forced the Series to open last just had is terrible," s i , said I - the Yankees lose 7-2 Thursday baseballs," said the fiery man- Saturday, two days after the Munson, the first Yankee capnight to give the Cincinnati ager, now talking in soft, calm Yankees had won the American tain since Lou Gebrig. "I'm a Beds the 11th four-game sweep tones. "One Lilt me in the chest League pennant. very good ballplayer and I don't in World Series history. He had and another almost hit me in "The playoffs should start on like being belittled like that." been tossed out of the game by the mouth. Wednesday," Martin said. The Yankees were not (afirst base umpire Bruce "I threw the ball toward him "The World Series should start vored to beat the Reds, few Froemming in the top of the in disgust because I thought he the following Wednesday. Tele- expected a sweep. ThebutYanninth Inning, called a brutal game and I got vision shouldn't dictate when kees, In their first Series since - ILi-_ 5 - Munson Says : 'We'll B e B - - C -5- . S . - Colbert Charges -- - - ,. second half to seal the Grenadlers' defeal Lyman got a three-yard scoring effort from Tom Klelnknlght and an sightyard scoring pass from Mark Fricke to Kim Drury. Brooks was the Greyhounds' top rusher with l37 yards onl9 carries. Klelnknlght had 50 on _ ............. -:- -- Oviedo's Windell McNealy gets block from Tom Johnson, looks upfleld for running room run for aTh by Anthony Brooks In the 5- - . ___ lz + - 5 --". -. S - In Thursday night's other games, Lake Brantley used a - - .. Je pair of Mike Kavanaugh .,t touchdown runs for a victory e0 Seminol stopped Bishop - .... -A ,'• i ' -. "'ç . -.: - .5 ... scare McCullough this morning, looking back on the game with 5 -- Bob McCullough says he late to hold on against one and was trapped in Its end won't be taking his undefeated Oviedo. zone for the other two points by Lyman High Junior varsity After Kavanaugh's 21-yard Oviedo. football team to the Super Bowl TD jaunt, Oviedo's Windell Tim Hardy completed a pair this year, but a trip to Winter McNealy ran the kickoff back of SOyard pass plays to Doug Park on Nov. 4 will do Just fine, 85 yards for a touchdown and Vickers and Dan Lively for thank you. assumed an 8-7 lead until Seminole's tagged plays. Mike The Young Greyhounds Kavanaugh ran over from the Hayes scored on a 45-yard run defeated Colonial Thursday 19 to make It 13.8. Lake for the other tally against the tJ night, 19-18, for their sixth Brantley ran a play from the Baby Hornets. victory without a defeat. ____ "The darters had to go four 1. .. - - 3 ceramic filters Plug-in mike, dual conversion rece,',er, large S/RF meter that "it would be very difficult for him (Lash) to step right in this week." Either Steve Rivera or Kenny Harrison Is expected to start in place of McGee In Saturday night's home game against Atlanta. Johnson, in his third NFL season, has gained 52 yards on 24 carries this season. Lash caught four passes for 52 yards this season after losing his starting job with the Vikings. GO ODTYEA N 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-2821 �SPISI*kI,,d,p$. IIci !d11ce1 Pcc es eItics Pas t Pacers In Opener _______ Legal Notice L.gal Notice ,CIRCUIT COURT FOR CTTIO4JSII*ME FICTITIOUS NAME PICTITIOUSNAME SIMINOtI COUNTY. 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Hawks were losers, while Tates TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section county, Florida In accordance with Florida in accordance with the aiarlie Scott added 20 Some things never change. provN of the Fictitious Name of the Fictitious "That's him," marveled In locke of the Braves S6S.O Florida Statutes 1S7. poInts CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS AGAINST and Tom for Bocin, Jo Jo White had 23 Name St*tut, To.Wlt: Section Statutes, To.Wit: Section i6$O Da a day when the New York diana Coach THE ASOVI ESTATE AND 5: Peggy R. Cooper ALL Bobby Leonard. Nissalke of the Rockets were and SU.O5 Florida Statutes It??. Florida Statutes 1W. j1 ij dhg Wicks had Nets were alppthg the heart "He's OTHER PERSONS INTERISTID Publish Oct.S. 15, 22. It, l76 S: Schuyier 0. Smith 5: Altamonte Restaurants, been doing that all his winners, IN THE ESTATE: D!.E31 and son] otthefr franchise down life. That' with the Celtics. Billy Knight Publish Oct. a, is, 22, n. ma Inc. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED s what makes him one The Celtics, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS defending NBA topped Indiana the turnpike to Philadelphia of the greated." DEE.37 with 29. Joseph Sulasky, that the administration of me estate NAME STATUTE champions, trailed by 18 polids President Kakb 182, akin 97 and when 13-time AilSiar Jerry of ALOYSIUS M. MATTEA, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pubilsh Oct. I, a. 15, 32, 1,76 In other NBA openers, the In the second period, when Boadiceosad File Number 7323Cp, is SW Bradiey scored Notice is hereby given that the Wed wan finding oid what It New all 18 If York Knicks trimmed the ton center Dave DEE 6 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Cowens picaed his points in the second half and pending in the Circuit COW? for Undersigned, pursuant to the Ciiity wan like to coach, It W$5 UP to Los Angeles Lakers Csvrt, Orange Ceunty, Seminole County, Florida, Probate "FiCtitiOUs Name Statutv' Chapter 102-97, the up __________________ his filth personal foul. But Jim McMllllan, playing his firat Division, the address of Which is 16505, Florida Statute, will register Case Ne. 50.76043 the classy c*aln of the Boston Hoistori Rockets beat the At. they closed to 63-57 at halftime game for the Knicks, got 18 of Seminole County Courthouse, with the Cierk of the Circuit Court, The Otto Oerdau Co., a corp., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to lend some seose of lanta Hawks 120-104 and the and finally caught upon a hasSanford Florida 32771. The pertI mind far SeminoleCounty, Florida, Plaintiff order to It all. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN. Buffalo Braves defeated the ket by Sidney Wicks with 4:11 hlsI8afterinternjasmonuNew representative of the estate is upon receipt of proof of the Celtics vs. Fair, Inc., a Fla, corp., York erased a lOpoint third- COMBANK.WiNTER PARK whese Publication of this notice, the flc. Dinette CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE So John Havllcek scored 32 'Milwaukee Bucks 133-112. left. COUNTY, FLORIDA a.k.a quarter deficit, address is 730 S. Orlando Avenue. titlous names following to wit: otette Fair, pos, including ala in the isat As for NBA debuts, it was CASE NO. 76lall.CA42.A Defendant The teams then traded baaWinter Perk, Florida 32755. The tiree minides of regulation mostly negative. Indiana, one kets until Havilcek's FOURDEE DIVISION AND Circuit Court, SemInole THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led name and address of the personal FOUR Jumper DEE, INCORPORATED Florida Los Angeles wIth 29 points and representativ.'s attorney are municipal corporation and public play and eight in overtime, and of four teams absorbed from with et under which this corporation 49 seconds left ST NO. sent the 17 rebewith. body corporate and Politic $4 forth below, sank Ms final eight shots as the the American Basketball engaged In busineu at 410 Piumooa i. Ed ot.H.sas4s Asso- game Into overtime. Havilcek Straughn, asDepartment Executive Seminole County, Florida, Rackets All persons having claims or Avenue in the City of Cauefbecry, Director of the Florida ,'Hi'wb Celtics rallied to beat the In- clatlon, was a loser. Among then hit two demands against the estate are Fiorlda. baskets In the first Mike Newlin scored 33 points required, diana Pacers 129.123 In one of new coaches, West, of of Revenue, Tallahassee, Florida, VS. WITHIN THREE MON. That ne Pirty the La- two mInutes of in said Plaintift THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and the overtime as the and Rudy Tomjanovfch added THS FROM THE DATE OF THE business enterpriseinterested is as follows: Taxpayers, Property Owners and VS. 20 -Including 14 In the fourth FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS EMERSON ELECTRIC, Co. Citizens thereof and of Seminole Dinette Fair, Inc., Defendant NOTICE,tofilewithlheciof,he By: Ron Worwick quarter and 11 in a row - as above Florida, including cowl a written statement of NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat' County, Vice.cialrman ot Houston took command by out. any claim or demand they may by virtue of that certain Writ of nonresidents owning property or Fourde, Division of Execution for Collection of wbIect to taxation Iheveln, have. Each claim must be In writing scoring Atlanta 65-49 iii l' Emerson Electric, Co. Defendants. DeIlnent Tax Issued out of and and must Indicate the basis for the PUblish: Oct. I. IS, 23, It. D76 ond half. VALIDATION OF $354,000 CITY OF under the seal of the Circuit Court claim, the name and address of the 0!,!.40 Braves 133, creditor or his agent or attorney, 313 Seminole County, Florida and from LAKE MARY WATER REVENUE IN THE CIRCUITCOUIT,INAND the ateof Flo Department BONDS AND BOND AN. Buffalo made for the ab- and the amount claimed. if the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Revenue, issued on the 11th day of TICIPATION NOTES sence of three-time scoring will FLORIDA PHILADELPHIA (AP) - superstar. OIDERTOSHOWCAUSE October AD. inS, which aforesaid become due shall be stated. It CIVIL Erving, who missed the entire champion Bob McAdoo, out ACTION NO. 76l76l.CA4S Writ of Exetlon was deiered to TO: THE STATE OF FLORIDA, 'The mechanics that put Julius WiU$nms natisfied Erving NBA trRtnlng camp period and the claim isthe contingent o the FIRST FErERAL SAVINGS AND me as oriIf of Seminole County, THROUGH Tilt S'!'ATE AT flJi.jre of thabackInjury,bygetuuig33 unhinuidated, LOAN Erving t lIndclphia 7Cers AsCZ;.77oN OF Florida, and have levied upon the IQIEY FOR tHE with a siz.r.; .5 million t.Ihllg(8j0 season because he points from John Shumate, uni!n shall be stated. It the SEMINOLE COUNTY. a cor• fcllwing dccrt begen when Coach contract that reportadiy in etaim as s.cureo, Ihe Security shall pora$ t!GIlTEtNtH ,WICIAL Ctfl was hng out. from Ernie GrogorIo and 21 be organIZed and exIsting by Dinette Fair, Inc.. said property CUlT OF FLORIDA, AND TO THE Gene Shoe and General Man- him the highest paid player In But Shue moved up the time- from reserveJohnnyNewp,,zm, described. The claimant shall under the La of the United States being located in Seminole County, SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS. deliver sufficlentcoplesoftheclaim 01 America, aerPatWllhlarnsreauzedthey pro baskethalI,toppb,gesu. table,saylngheplaedth1gay Florida and more partIcularly TAXPAYERS, CITIZENS OF to the clerk to enable the clerk to weren't the only ones with mon. PIantitt, des'i SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. mail one copy to eath personal as Ioilowi: mated $500,000 per year earned Erving in tonight 's season ________________________ to spend. representative. all the goods, wares, merchandise, INCLUDING PIONRESIDENTS by Los Angeles center Kareem opening game against the ,, Legal Notice MELVINL.A.ELKINS, ELKINS, JR. and wife, equipment andor automotive OWNING PROPERTY OR SUB. Allpersoflsinterestadlnffi,estat. WANDA "How will we feel," asked Abdul Jabbat-. The eyelj000lng Antnnln nIwa " " -"' " '' -. at aI.,,,,i.,,.... •' •- --- IfT yf YAykyIflu ............&_...'i •1 I II UITflEI --.r ""'." " ""s weeks $6 million deal was the'Iir'ge.I Defendants. FICTITIOUSNAMI Admmnistrationhasbeenmailedare placeof buslnets at liii Hwy. 17tI, AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR AMENDED ago, "If we wake up one morn- cash transaction in NBA his- ErvIngwiJlteamwithGge Ntfts is hereby given that I am required, WITHIN THREE Maitland, Florida. Said property CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TlTLI McGinnis to give Philadelphia engaged In business at 1$) Atlantic MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF NOTICIOFACTION being stored at A. J. Losslng OR INTEREST IN PROPERTY TO Ing and read that . J In a tory. ' what could be the strongest Dr., Fern Park, Seminole County, THF FIRST PUBLICATION OF TO: WAMEL CORPORATION, an Transher I Storage in Sanford, BE AFFECTED DY THE Boston Celtic or a New York The 26-year-old Erving, a gif- front line in pro basketball his- Florid, under the fictitious name 01 THIS NOTICE, to file any objections unregisteredfor,igncorpora,loor Florida. AND one I73 Chevrolet ISSUANCE OF THE WATER Knick? unchart,r,d Fiorida corporation ELDRADO MOTORS, and that I they may hav, that challenges the ted 6-foot-I forward with dazStep Van Te No. 10, whIt, in color, REVENUE BONDS AND THE intendtoreglstersaidnam,wlthth, validity 01 the decedent's will, the *105* prIncipal place of business VIN NO. CPQI33V32uj Which WIlliams answered his own zling moves, was Introduced to tory. The two shared the Mont Clerk is BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES and of officers and the Circuit Court, Seminole directors are beingstoredatAmtamont,Garageln HEREINAFTER MORE PAR. Valuable Player Award In the qualifications of the personal question: "I'd be sick." unknown. County, Florida in accordanc, some1O0membersofthema with Altamonsj Springs, Florida. Ad. TICUL.ARLY DESCRIBED OR TO or the venue or YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ditional So the negotiations started Thursday night at a press American Basketball Associ- the provisin 01 the Fictitious representative, information availabl, from 8E AFFECTED IN ANY WAY ation in 1975, before McGInnis Name Statutes, To.Wlt: Siction jurisdiction f the court, that an action to foreclose a mor and Philadelphl.a paid the fi- conference. the Civil Division of the Seminole THEREBY: ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND age on tie following property In County SherIff's Florida Statutes 1957. jumped from the Indiana PacOBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED The above cause coming on to be Department. nariclally troubled New York Seminole County. Florida: "I should be ready to go erstothe76ers,alsoforamulti. 5: Stepheni. McCummingi and the undersigned as Sheriff WILL BE FOREVER BARRED heard upon the complains this VMB !h1kh, HiraM, Sanford, FL Fry, Oct29, tm-is u 7óers ' Al i!11c'r, L)ollar List I"! itS Sic I'Ici yers V up day Lot 0. Block B, of OAK GROVE Seminole County, Florida, will at filed herein fy the City of Lake PARK, Seminole County, Florida, 11:00 A.M. Nolice 01 Administration: October on the 15th day Mary.FloriOa,seeknatodeterrnmn according to the Plat thereof as November 13th, 1976. th ahority AD. 1976, offer for sale the City of Lake, _II_II_ - ___________ corded In Piat Book 1. Paa 11, nI - --- ----------NOT1fILNnS. ITI?InIa. "'a.. ...,. .... .-'-. ---------- - --- -. ,', wi iu nw n,wnw oiaoer, to. 'Y4J VU I1U ITS LITY OT Lake Mary AN the Public Records -Seminole NAME STATUTE By: Edward H. Christy cassubiecttoanyandaiIexisting WaferRevenueBondsmntheimount County, Florida. ______________________________________________________________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: leins, at the Front (West) Door 01 III Vice President & 0f$334.000tobedated.so,lp,edate has been filed against you and YOU the Seminole County Courthouse in NOTICE IS HEREBY gIven that Trust Officer of delivery, in the denomination of arereJlredtoserveacopyofyour Sanford, Florida, the undersIgned, pursuant to the As Personal the above Representa. $I.0000ranymultipl,ther,obut,,.o written defenses, if any, to It on described personal "FictitIous Name Statute" Chapter property, greater than S10.000, maturing at Game 4 PHILLIP H. LOGAN $65.O, Florida Statute, Will register of That said sale is being made to live of the Estate of various times from 1971 through CINCINNATj SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ALOYSIUS M. MATTEA satisfy the terms of said Writs 01 2015. bearing interest payabl, an ab r P bi In and For Seminole County, MONCRIEF, Attoneys for Plaintiff, Execution. Deceased Rose 30 NJIIIy on the first day 01 September National Hockey Lwgee $ 0 1 0 Post OffIce Box 2279, Sanford, ORLANon.SEMINOLE Florida, upon receipt of proof of the .101w E. Polk, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Griffey rf at a rile not to exceed the rate CAMPIELL 3 0 0 0 Florida 33171, and file the original CONFERENCE MATINEE RESULTS Publication of this notice, the tic. REPRESENTATIVE: Sherlft allowable by law, and Its City of '5es'gan 2b 3 i 1 o Pafrieb DiVision with the Clerk of the above Court on titious name, to wit: i. W. Carroll, Jr., Seminole County, TPereg lb Lake Mary Bond Anticipation Notes 3 I 0 0 W 5. 7 Ff5 OF GA or before November 25th, 1976; pi5 - I. RACONIK LEASING under which (I) 10.10 Esquire of Florida Driessen dPi Inanamountnosexc,edings354f)t), NY 151 3 1 0 otherwi*e, 0 3 0 I 3. a they are Judgment 26 5.60; 2. Eddy-Arana (71 13.00 may be Pubpsh; Oct. 22, 25, Nov. engaged in business at CARROLL & JONES. P.A. a mo., particular description of GFost.r II , 12, 1976 Atlan 3 I I 1 5.60; 3. lca.Javi (4) •30 entered against you for the relief 5 3 0 tO 17711 Wood Ridge Drive, South P.O. Box 911, Q ()7) DEE.112 Bench C Bonds and said Water Revenue NY Rang 1 3 3 5 1 1 0 $ demanded in the Complaint. P (17) 14070 Bind, Indlana 44633 Cflsberry, Florida 321w Bond Anticipation Notes being Geronimo cf PhIla 1 t 2 0 3 3 1 7 22 2 SECOND - 1. Negui.senche (I) WiTNE5Smyhandandthesealof That the parties Interested in said Telephone: $345700 Cncpclon NOTICEOFSHIRIFP'SSALI contained in the Complaint tiint in Ct 3 0 this Smytbe Division 7 I 11.20 6.10 5.60; 2. Ogulza-Javi (7) Court on this 20th day of Ocbisin enterprise and their inPublish: Oct. IS, 22, 1976 GNoIan p NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that thes proceedings, to determine the St Lou 0 0 0 0 13.10 6.10; . Urza-Coldo (2) 5.40; tober, 197$. $ terest In the same are as follows: DEE $1 Q by virtue of that certain Writ ot legality of the proceedings had and Acany p Chgo o 0 0 0 (1$ lfl.00; P ($7) 34440- DO (Seal) 1 4 0 5 21 IKE EIKELBERNER - 30 per TataI Execution issued out of and under taken in connection therewith, and Cob 79 7 579 Arthur H. Beckwitp, Jr. 3 S 0 4 19 cent ft. seal of tie Circuit Court lhe legality of the provisions, Mitv NEW YORK ,' 2 3 0 4 20 31 THIRD - I. Domlngo.Sofo (3) Clerk o• the Circuit Court CONRAD R. ADAMS, II - SO per seminole County, Florida, upon a covenants and •grfements con Vancvr . a('r ft bi 13.30 500 110; 2. Urza.Elorza By: Mary N- Garden I 6 0 2 11 cent tN THE final Iudgment rendered in the Rivers cf CIRCUIT COURT, lamed therein, and seeking a 3 1 1 0 510440:3. Echano.Yza (I) lO.IOQ WALES CONFERENCE Deputy Clerk RAY CARRELL -30 percent aforesaid court on the 1st day RWhite If SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ludument of this Court to validate 3 0 0 0 (3M 5420 P 3i PublIsh: Oct. 22,35, NOv. 3,12,1976 NorrIs DivIsion Dated at Altamont. Springs, CASE NO. 76.19M.CA.09.5 MUnSOn C Septernb,r,A.O. 1976, Inthat certain the proceedings for said Water MOnt 4 I 1 1 DEE.l17 7 2 0 Ii 46 19 FOURTH - 1. LarriAguir., (3) Seminole County, Florida, this the case entitled, H. L. Chamblis DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Revenue Bonds and said Water lb Eldei dba TnL.A. 1 0 1 I 23.30 10.20 5.60; 1 2 3 11 37 2ith day of September, 1916. 2. Patxi.B,itla (3) LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, CMay di IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE City Industries, Plaintiff, -viRevenue Bond Anticipation Nqts Pifls 3 0 0 0 I.O04.70;3.Negui.sofo())430Q(3 2 1 1 3 21 33 GARY E. MASSEY. ESQUIRE Florida Piniella dh Consolidated PubIish., Plaintiff. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. andsaidWater Revenue Bondsane Otrt I 0 0 0 5) 43.10; P (33) 143.70; 1 3 1 3 16 ii BROCK, MASSEY & 00 (35) Vs. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Inc., Defendant, which aforesaid GNoftles Wash Waler Revenue Bond Anticipation 30 2 I 1 2 1 19 . WALDEN HENRY W. BORGEN and EFFIE Gamble nf COUNTY, FLORIDA. Writof Executionwasd,liveredto Noteswhenlssuedpuantth,r,,o 1 0 0 0 Adams Divisios FIFTH-1, Fermin.Arca(7)440 616 E. Semoran Blvd. Randolph 2b MAE BORGEN ak.a EFFIE MAE me as Sheriff of Seminole county, CIVIL NO. 76l$33.CA4,.E 4 0 0 0 6.20400;?. Bilbao.Juan andsaldcomplamnthavingw,fl Rstn 6 2 0 12 37 26 Altamonte (3) Springs, $101.30 Fla. SCHARFF. FStanley ss THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING Florida, and I haying levied upon presented to thiS Court, for entry of dive 1 0 0 0 3. Alava.Ra,yon (3) 3. Q ($7) 3 2 2 I 26 15 Ptjbll7i Oct. 1, I, 15, 22. 1976 Hendrij ph the following described property FUND SOCIETY, Defendants an Order to Show Cause pursuant to Buff 1 0 0 0 3310; P (75) iig.o. 33 6 17 16 DEE.? Mason ii NOTICE OF ACTION Chapter 75, Florida Statutes, and the Tnto Plaintiff, under a Distress Writ In this same 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 $ 21 2 SIXTH -1, Patxi•Quiola (1) 7.60 STATE OF FLORIDA . p' caseowned by Florida Consolidated 1 o 0 0 9.00 1.00; 2. Negul.Elorza Court being fully advised in the o Thwrsgay', iesvtts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TO: HENRY W. 2 6.40 PubIishers EFguroa , BORGEN, f' ERNEST TYLER TUCKER, at ux, inc,saidpropertyng p pr,miset 0 0 0 0 4.00;], Anton.Javi (I) 5.10; Q (21) Phlladelphla S, ChIcago 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Montgomery Road, Tldrow p at al., located in Seminole county, Florida, Ellicoit City, IT IS ORDERED AND AD 0 0 0 0 30.00; P 143) 76.20. Los Angeles 5, WashIngton 5, PROlATE DIVISION Lyle p Maryland 2l3, and EFFIE more particularly described as Defendants, MAE 0 0 0 0 JUDGED that the State of Florida. $EVENTH . File Number _.I.EChano.Beltia(I) 76213-CF BORGEN a-k-a EFFIE MAE Total f011Ows AMENDED througp, the State Attorney of It.. 36 312 1.003.40400; 2. ica.Perej (2) Mtreal 5, Toronto 3 Dileu 5.20 SCHARFF, 3333 Huxley Street, NOTICE OF ACTION all pro(*fty belonging to the above CIncinnati Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Cleveland o, St. Louis 2 30O.30I,N41003. Oguiza.yza (7) 3.10; 0 (1-2) In Re: Estate of TO: ERNEST TYLER TUCKER named defendant's business in. New Verb Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 13201 lN, Ili,305....2 31.00 P (1?) $9.10; Big Q (2-4) Florida, and the several property Today's Games ALFRED M. DWINELL with - 'I CAROLYN S. TUCKER. his cluding office furniture, Office E'-M o r g a n, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Now York Islanders at 0.Concepcion, all 1) 117.40; (21 with all 2) 33.20. owners, taxpayers and citizens o$' Deceased that OP-New an action wife machines and to foreclos, a York supplies, 1. Mor. the State of Florida inctucvng trots LOB-Cincin. EIGHTH - 1. Fermin-Altu NOTICE OF gage on the following property In nan i, New York 9. 25-Rose, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN, and additional Information available flOflresid,flts Owning property or Vancouver at Atlanta 1140 7.40 3.10; 2. Anton.Larr,a (I) ADMINISTRATION last Seminole known Chambliss, from County, FlorIda: the Civil mailing address being: t Geronimo, Division of the Mirmesata at Coboraiso Con. 13.001060; 3. Manolo-Zarr, subiect to taxation therein, and all TO ALL PERSONS HAVING (1) 3.60; Lot 44. Block G, NORTH cepcion, HR-Bench 2 (2). SBPost Office Box 10152. Tallahassee, Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. others having or claiming any right, Satvrday's Gases Q ($) 4020 P (3$) 116.90. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FlorIda 32302 mont. Geronimo, ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION Morgan, Rivers. title or interest in property to be Buffalo at Philadelphia NINTH - 1. Juan (2) 19.30 4.60 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OF UNIT l,according to the Plat, as p i and the undersigned as Sheriff of YOU ARE HEREBY notified ER Il SO affected in any way thereby, be and Montre,l at Pittsburgh qr 7.403. Arecha Il) 12.40 11.003. Patxi OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED G.Noian 'recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 31, a complaint to foreclos, a mortgage Seminole County, Florida, will at (W,I 0) 62-3 I 2 2 1 I (313.40. 0(31) 5010; P (2$) they are each hereby required to Now York islanders at To IN THE ESTATE: 201.00. McEnaney Public Records 01 Seminole County, wCUmbSriflQ the following real 11:00 AM. on the 1st day appear and show cause, if any there 2 1-3 0 0 0 1 I TENTH - 1. Santi (I) 10.00 15.00 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EFguroa Florida and That part of Lot ts, November, AD. 1976. offer to, sale property: (L.Q1) I be, before this Court on the 15th day chicago at Minnelofa 6 5 3 3 2 7.ó; 2. Manolo (3)6.601,20; 3. Arca that the administration of the estate Block G, NORTH Tidrw Lot 7, Block ORLANDO of NOvember, 1976. at 300 o'clock C, NORTH and sell to the highest bidder, for 13) 2 2 0 0 (1)6.400 (5$) 11.10; P 113) 116.70; Detroit at St. Louis of ALFRED M. DWINELL, TERRACE, SECTION SOF UNIT I. ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION 6 cask subiect to any and all exIsting Lyle P.M. in thi Chambers of the Boston at Los Angeles 73 0 0 0 0 0 DO (2 1)301.20. deceased, File Number 76-2$3.CP, Is as recorded in Plat Book 17. Page 31, un Save--McEnaney UNIT I as per piat recorded in 1.1.5, at the Front (West) Door ot 2. dersigned Judge at the Seminole WP ELEVENTH - I. Jose Altu (I) Pending In the Circuit Court for Public Records of Seminole County, E.Figueroa, T-2:36, A-54,700. Plat Book 17, page 32, Public the Seminole County Courthouse in County Courthouse in the City Q II 6010.10410:2 Arecha.Elor Seminole County, Florida, Probate Florida, described as Records of Seminole County, Sanford, Florida, the above Wield Hockey Association follows: Sanford, Florida, why the prayer of 1)006*0:3. ArIa Zarre (6) 5.00; Division. the address of which is B.eginningattheNortl,astcornerof Florida, Eastern Division described Personal property, said complaint Should not u 1)57.30, P (I I) 225.20. Seminole County Courthouse, said Lot 15. said Corner be has been filed against you a being on the W L T Pts o That said sale is being made to granted and why the proceedings for o you TWELFTH -I. Alava.Bengoa (3) Sanford, Florida, 32711. The per , arc of a curve concave Nor. are required to serve a copy of your satisfy the terms of said Writ Of Quebec a I 0 12 33 23 National Basketball Ass.clation 11.10 3.60 13.20; 2. Manolo.Ecyav, said Water Revenue Bonds and said Sonal representativ, of the estate is thwesterly having a radius of 117.23 Cinci written defenses, if any, to it on VAN Execution, 3 2 3 • II 34 EASTERN CONFERENCE (I) I3.Q04.10;3A bond anticipation noses and Water LURLA 0. GOODE. whe address l$; thence from a tangent Arca (3) p.40; Birm .Jotin E. DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA., bearing Polk, 3 4 I 7 31 33 Revenue Bonds and bond when OIl 3) 3710; P13 1)91 10; big Q , Atlantic Division is 2310 Atlantic St., Melbourne, of South IS degrees oi minutes 00 attorneys for plaintiff, at Post Office Ilidy Sheriff 2 3 I 5 1$ 29 issued Pursuant theret should not W L Pct. OS I with I 3) 1217.10, Florida 32951. The name and adBox 793, Mine SeCOfldsWeStruflSotjtpwesterty600 Seminole County, Orlando, Florida 32101 and 2 3 0 1 21 21 Boston be validated and confirmed A - 1.131; Handle - sio1, 1 0 1 dress of the personal represen. as feet along the arc of Said curve and N Eng Florida tile the original with the Clerk of the 0 3 I I $ 19 therein prayed BufaIo I 0 1.000 tative's attorney are set form below,, the Easterly boundary of abovestylnd Said Lot 15, Court on or before Publish: Oct. 22. 29, 1976 Western Division AND IT IS FURTHER NY Knks THURSDAYNIOHT 1 0 All penons having claims or OR throughacefitraIangt,otoIdegr,, winnipeg November 22nd. 1976; otherwise, a DEE.113 1 2 0 I 26 II NY Nets DEREOANOADJUDGEDIhatIhiS 0 0 demands against the estate are 000 50 minutes 10 SecOnds to a point; S Diego iudgment may be entered against 3 I 7 $ 9 34 FIRST Philphja I. Domingo Sanchez (I) required, 0 0 Order to Show Cause be publistied in WITHIN THREE you for the relief demanded in the 'boustofl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the manner required by 3 2 1 7 21 20 4) 900 1410; 2. Echano Javi (3) MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF thence North 6* degrees 4* minutes Central Division Section 31 seconds West 110.07 feet to the complaint, (dmnth EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 3 1 0 6 IS 1? 1306, 900100,3 Houston ClR Florida Statutes, in the Cactio.Beitia (6)1.60; Q THE FIRST PUBLICATION 1 0 OF Noflhwt corner 3; PhoenIx of said Lot WlTNESSmyhardat11of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 3 7 0 6 25 23 Cliv, (3 Il 4360. P ($3111140. Evening Herald, a newspaper of 0 0 .000 THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk thence South 71 degrees 55 minutes said Court on lie 30th day of Dc. Calgary COUNTY, FLORIDA. a 6 0 0 10 25 SECOND - I. Oguiza.Yza (7) general Circulation published N Orleans o o 0 the above court a written 59 Seconds in tobir, East 110 00 feet 1976. along Thursdays Results Case N.. 76'1622.CA49.c the s AntOnio 12 005 $01 20. 2. Negui.Javi (3) 6.10 Statement Of any claim or demand Northerly Seminole County, Florida a 0 boundary Of said LOI 45 t (Seal) ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR Birmingham I, Houston 5 AND IT IS FURTHER WasPiton 7.00:3, Uria Elorta (1)3.30; Q 15.71 they may have. Each claim a a OR muSt be the point of beginning. Arthur H. Beckwitp, Jr. PORATION Quebec 1, Calgary 2 Atlanta 53.10. PU 3)131.30. DO (Si) 133.10. 0 I .000 I in writing and muSt indicate the has been filed against DERED AND ADJUDGED that by IndIanapolis 4, San Diego 1, Clerk of the Circuit Court you and that Plaintiff, Such publication of thit Order all THIRD - I Larri Beitia (1) 19.10 basis Ion the claim, tie name WESTERN CONFERENCE and vs. By: Martha T. Vihien tie 9601,10;?. Oguiia Arana (1) 10.40 addressof the creditor or his agent you are required to serve a cy. property owners, taxpayers, Midwest Division and yourwrittendefen%es,lfanyt0j, Deputy Clerk Today's Games JOHN W. KING and MARJORIE 600 chicago 3. Urza.Soto (3) 1.30; Q (4.7) or attorney, and the amount Citizens of Seminole County and the 0 Houston at New England Publish: Oct. 72,35, Nov. 3. 12, 1976 NELL KING, his wife, it am, Denver 40.10, P (74) 143.10. Stile of 0 0 Florida, claimed, If the claim Is not yet due, address including 5 DEE.III A. Phoenix at Winnipeg DUANE Defendants Detroit nonresidents owning FOURTN-I.Arecia.iagul,'r,($) the date when it will become due 0 0 property or BERGSTROM 01 RUSH, MAR. Calgary at Minnesota NOTICE OF SUIT 19.10 910 6.10; 2. Oguiza Perez ii Kan City subiect to taxation therein, and all 0 0 .000 PROFESSIONAL shall be stated, if the claim is SHALL. BERGSTROM State of Florida Saturdays Games AND 8.60600, 3 Patxi Solo (7) 3.40;Q (4- Contingent or unllquidate, Indiana 0 SERVICE NOTICE i .00 Others having or claiming any right. the ROBISON. PA,, Si East Livingston TO- John W. King and Cincinnati at Niw England I) S56(, P (III 114.00; DO (7$) nature Of The uncertainty M.lwiee In accordance with the State of title or interest in property 0 . shall be Street, Post Office Box 3116, to be Marjorie Nell King P$oijston at Q'e affected by the issuance of said • Pacilic Oiyiilo Stated, If the claim is secured, thi Florida's Consultants' Competitive Orlando, Florida, 32102, on or before BIrmingham at Indianapolis Whose residence is Unknown FIFTH - I. Sala Sanchez (2) Golden St. Negotiations 0 0 7,30 Security shall be described. Tie November 19th, 1976, and Act, the Board of revonuebondsandbondanticipa,io You are hereby required to file file the Phoenix o a coo - 130340. 2. Mar,,rl Bengoa (4) 940 claImant shall deliver sufficient original notes or to be affected in any way County Commissioners of Seminole wilh the Clerk of this Court your answer or written defenses, if 5.50. 3 Portland thereby, be afld they are Santi Juan (3) 5.40; 0(2.1) copies of the claim to tie clerk to County, Florida will consider and 0 0 00Q either before service Ofl Plaintiff's made my, in the above proceeding with 31 20. P (211 13230 Seattle Select a consulting firm for Parties defendant to this Proceeding, a 0 . enable the clerk to mail one copy to Attorney or immediately thereat. $ . Clerk of this Court, and to Serve and that thi5 SIXTH - I UrSa Quiola (31 10.10 each personal representative. Los Ang prefessional services for a Midway 0 1 Court Shall have ter. otherwise a Default will be copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's 140 3 2 Negui Sanchez (2) 5.20 Thursday's ftwlts All persons Interested In the estate Community Improvement Project iurisdiction of them to the same entered against you for the relief attorneys, whos, names and ad extent as II 360. 3 Jose .Javi II) 300, 0123) to whom a COPY New York Knicks 102. 5ervice to be performed on a Short named as defend.ts in Of this Notice of demanded in the Complaint or appears hereon, on or before said 3500. P13 2)37.10 Angelgi 97 term basis Include, but may not be Administrat on toas been mailed are Petition, Complaint and Personally the tIll day Of t'Ovember, 1976. SEVENTH Houston 120, Atlanta 104 - I limited to, the design of an unthe served witI proc Eddy Beltia (I) required, within thre, months from $ist-ef.Seven Seri in this cause WITNESS my hand and seal of nature of this proceeding being a 64) 410, 2. Ursa Arana (3) the date Of the first pubIicati Boston 135, Indiana In, OT derdraln system for approsimately DONE AND ORDERED . ... .,, of this Court this 11th day suit for foreclosure of October, of mortgage Chambers at I? 20 1200. 3. Patsi.Col,fo (3) 3.20; this notice, to file any 6 acres In the Community of Mid. Buffalo 123. Milwaukee 112 4 Sanford, Seminole objections I76. against the following described 013$) 4110; PItS) 132.00; Big 0(23 they may have that thallong, N.Y. way, the coordination of a Property County, Florida, this nti Today's Games 0 4 the (Seal) of property. to,*it: with S II 331 40 Chicago at Cleveland September, 1976 validity oe the decedent's will, the final working Arthur H. B'eckwith, Jr. Lot 67, THE COLONNADES EIGHTH - 1. Maruri Larr,a (7) Sat drawings Antonio at qualificatIons and Game 1 Kenneth M. Leffler inspections during Philadelphia of the personal Clerk of the Circuit Court THIRD SECTION aCWrdng to the 9.20300230,3 3ata EchaveII)3.30 representative, or the N.Y. construction of the Proiect. Ad Los Angeles at Washirigtun 010000 000-I Circuit Judge I venue or By: Cherry Kay Travis plat thereof as recordrd in Plat 100. 3.Manolo.Juan Cincl Denver at Indiana Book Publish, Oct. I, I. $3, 22. 1976 (6)1.00; Q(I7 ditlonal tasks may be undertaken 101 CCI 20*-$ 10 jurisdiction of the court. Pubtist,' Oct.15, 72,29, Nov. 5, 1976 16, Page 35, Public Records 21.00. P171) 60.90. regarding local paving or other of DFE 2DVroit at Kansas City ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OEEI6 Seminole County, FlorIda. PhoenIx at Niw Orleans NINTH -1 ArIa (2) 19106203,10 OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED Game 2 _____________________________ proec?s A locally assigned prolect DONE AND ORDERED at dipector aria tamilanity with he N.Y. Patxl (1)9.4Q40Q3 Sala (I) 300; Q WILL BE FOREVER BARRED York Nets at Golden 000 tOO 200-3 , I Sanford County of Seminole Stale of Ill) 4530; P (24) 7,6.50. study area will be strongly State Cincl Dat. 01 the first publicatlonof this 030 000 001-4 10 0 c,o.i FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, this 25th day of September, TENTH - 1 Anton (2) 20.20 760 Notice of Administration: sidered along with engineering Saturday's Game, October Notice is hereby given that I am 100. 7 Maruni II) 4 10660; Manolo Nh, 1976. FICTITIOUS NAME capabilities. San Antonio at New York Game 3 engaged In business at 102 French NotiCe is hereby (Seal) Clnci Knicks (1)340.0(31)4100. P (2 1)177.30; that I am Person, and fIrms desiring to 030 100 O2O-'o I] 2 Lunla 0. Goode be Aye, Sanford, Seminole County, engaged in busin Arthur H. Beckwitit, Jr. 00 122) 216 30 N.Y. at ia French Phiiaoelpiiia at Buffalo considered are requested to submit As 000 (00 100-3 • Personal Repr,senta. FlorId., under the fictitious name Ave., Clerk Sanford, of the Circuit Court of SemInol, County, ELEVENTH -I. Anton Perez (6) Washington at Ditroit data and other per tive of the Estate of sos's DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS quaIificatn By: S Martha T. Viht,n Florida, under the fictitious name of 1210 560 310. 7. Negu. Echave (3) tinent information to Mr. William InØian4 •t Chicago Game 4 ALFRED M. OW1NELL Deputy & SERVICES, and that I ifltlfl4 to Clerk $60310. 3 Jose Quola 12) 5.00: 0 SPECTRA GRAPHIC OF SAN C nd Boston at Milwaukee Kercher, County Planner, Seminole 000 300 001-? ' 2 Deceased register sad name with the Clerk of GREGORY, COURS, FORD, and Ihat I intend l (36) Se 00. p County Nv. Phoenex at Houston 137.10. Courthouse, 100 010 OOo register AT]ORNEY FOR PERSONAL a o Sanford, Said name with the Circuit Court, Seminole County, PANIELLO I JOHNSON TWELFTH Florid., 32771, no later than October I. Bil000Aguirre' REPRESENTATIVE: Nolan, McEnan.y Kansas City at Denver he Clerk Of the (7) Florida In Circuit Attorneys accordance tar with Plaintiff Court. the II) 11 00 1120 360: 2. Manolo Kenn.th M. Beane 29, $976 Seminole County, Bench; Figueros, Tidro'., (9). New, York Nets at Portland Florid, in provisions of the Fictilious Name Exchange National Bank BengOJ II) 720 7.40. 3. AnIon Pc-st Office Drawer One Mika Hattaway Lyle (9) and Munson W-No. accordance with tn Sundays Games Statutes, To Wit: Seçti Building Provisions Of tb FIctiti5 Name 16.5.05 Echave (4) 3.10; 0 Il,) 31.10; P Il. Casselberry, Florida 32701 Ian. I.Q. ChaIrman M'Iwauke* at Atlanta L-Figuaroa, 0.1. Florida Statutes III?. Sfatutes, To-Wit. 610 Florida Avenue 1)11730: BigQ(J6wilhall.1)I51,40 Telephone; 133)339-7335 Board of County L bfRs-Cincii'onati, Bench 7 (3) Angeles at Cleveand Section 045 09 5: Robert E. Sprague Tampa, Florida 33402 Florida Statutes $99, and (16 with all U tSI 60. A''-M.?00 T-2.36 New York Nets at Seattle Commissioner, Publish. Ott. Ii, 23, $574 Publish: Oct. 72.29. Nov 3. 12, t976 Joseph M. Paflieiio S RObert Handle - $119,954 A - 2.519. E Publish; Oct. 22, 1974 Sprague DEE-fl ' DEE.IIi Publish Oct. I, I. IS, 37, I9j PubliSh Oct 2-2. 29, Ny OEE.Il6 S. U, 191$ DEE 10 DEE 11$ Nets 12.5 million ymmg for within one or two weeks," said million dollar contract, Publish: Oct.I, 11. 22, 35. 1576 DEE35 Workshop Focuses smo am I, what do I value and what can I do? Questions like these that confront women every day will be explored In a one-day workshop, "Focus: CareersVal Lifedyles," scheduled - DateoIth,firstpubiIcatI0ff5 Dr. Barbara Brown, authorof "New Mind, New Body," will gIve a talk on bIn-feedback Nov. S at the First Presbyterian JaI.AIaj • DEAR ABBY: A man In our offi e was ted by his doctor to L quit smoking. (Heart, emphysesna and asthma,) Well, this guy decided that the best way toquitsmoklng waste quit BUYING cigarettes, and that's 23 Dear A IJ IJISY - ' ow' problem, He bwns cigarettes from __________________ every smoker he sees, and I but I'm fed up with his hum don't mean just one cigarette, ming. If going to smoke, Yesterday I gave him u.s. and don't you several others In the office hi,, own' think he should buy contributed, too It's awfully hard to turn down neNobody In this office has the to tell him mci a guy w as or a c gar me. Any - suggestions? ' CHICKEN DEAR CHICKEN: If a diabetic asked you for sugar, Art Shows Set wowiyouglveittoliIm? In Winter Park would you give an alcoholic a y desperately needs support from cowo en p a.rn. - 6 p.m. Oct. 30 In Winter Park's Central Park. Outstanding Florida artists ) Basketball WomenatValenclaconunupjty College, will ewnhfle oersonal values, and needs that relate to lifestyles careers education, homemaking and daily living. The course will develop- a woman's awareness and needs and on developing a "How Da I Project a Confide confident successful self. Self? emphasis will be plEu The day will be broken Into on developing sefl-awareies four sessions. "Who Am I?" verbal and nonverbal con will deal with personal munlcatlon skills, acthi assessment, introspection confidently In dlfferel exercises, self-analysis of situations and job searc skills and values, while the demonstration with questions second one will examine what techniques. Registration fee Is $2.00 an and answers. are values and how do they can be accomplished by mail I One of the moat exciting decisions and lifestyles. the Center, P.O. Box 3O cientflcd1rinsnfIhth affect A chance to explore alter- Orlando, 32802. century, bin-feedback Is a new - ' . ' ,,..4, ' will show their work in scuip. ture, photography, graphics, traditional painting and con- ':. temporary painting. Theshow Isireetothe public, who are Invited to vote for "I.' artists in each category and prizes will be awarded on the voter qutcome. An art show is being sponsored by the Wharf Gallery & Gilt Shop at the New England Wharf, U. S. 17-92, on Nov. 4, 5, and6. .' .:' '. , -•'. i4 i.., 4'i '; __________________________ _____ . ___ , - ___ ___.' C I -. - - . ______ _____ ', L '' ____ . - - '.) ,'.. I- say no. know what to expect In case DEARABBY: Myflanceb28 Granny or Aunt Matilda have andlam24.JeWsfrien.J,,are wakherts - orstcki. having a stag party for him, DEAR ABBY: My husband and from what I hear about the and I have been married for plans, It is going to be very seven years. and we are very exciting. They're having stag happy. We know other couples films, and a naked girl Is going who have been married about to jwnp out of a big cake! the same length of time, and In days gone by, all the bride they aren't at all happy. in fact, got was a lot of boring showers, they fight a lot, but my girlfriends want to The secret to our happiness Is change all that. They're one simple rule we follow: planning a "bachelor girls' Treat each other like a human party" with films Just like the being FIRST, like a man or a men's," and a naked guy woman SECOND, like a Jumping out of a cake. I think husband or wife muw. it's a neat idea, but Jeff Is This has worked for us. it against It. may for others, too. I think his objections are STILL HONEYMOONERS unfair. What do you think? DEAR HONEY MOONERS: ALLFOREQUALITY If you can make a rule that DEAR ALL FOR: 01 course, works for seven years work for Jeff'i objections are unfair, seven times seven, you've got ft Just be sure all the "girls" made. Good luck. _____ ] ____' - ______ ____ f " " ____ - - _______ _____ _____ ______ -' Vt 1 the V. A. Hosoital. Seoulveda. Ca. She will give an us- troductiori to bin-feedback, discuss its applIcation to mental health and conduct a question and answer session during the morning program, 9:30- 11 a.m. From 2-3:30 p.m. she will talk on bin-feedback and It relation 'to atress, discuss more potential uses and follow a 7' , _____________________________________ ability to control A new series of Prenatal and one weekly evening class Classes will begin at Florida for both parents, scheduled Hospital on Nov. 2. Expectant during the latter part of parents are invited to attend pregnancy. regardless of where they will All phases of pregnancy, have their baby. labor and delivery, and baby The classes last for 6 weeks, care are covered with special and consist of one weekly emphasis on preparation for morning class for the mother, childbirth techniques. S.C.C.'s Office of Community Services will be offering a "Personal Growth and Transactional Analysis" class beginnIng Nov. 3. Class will meet for seven consecutive Wednesday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. This class is designed to give people insIght Into their behavior. It provides an op. portunity for individuals to change their lives by taking responsihiluty for themselves and accepting a position of I'm Okay You're Okay! The classlsdesignedasateachjng class for T. A. theory with time for discu.ssions to reinforce course Content. This cow' deals with topics such as; Jongeward. The instructors of the class, Peter and Margaret Gray, are members of The Central Florida Study Group and are currently undertaking ad. vanced membership training with Dr. Kenneth Sower, former director of the Mental Health Association. Register for Transactional Analysis, at the Registrar's Office at S.C.C. any time between now and Nov. 3. Fee L $10. ' J 4 I BAND PLAYS FONZIE NEEDS A HOME Da Foni, a three-month. old male terrier may not be the biggest of dogs, but he sure is the greatest with his rriendly face and Iayful disposition. F"onz Is awaiting idoption at the ;eminole County thimalShelter, U.S. 1792 Just north of Five 'olnis, along with many (her puppies, dogs, .ittens and cats, rroes i UNLAND SocialCard Season Begins The Social Department of Mrs. Joseph Kratznier and Sanford Woman's Club began Mrs. R. K. Horton. the 1978-fl season with a bridge Winners were the following: and canasta party on Oct. 13 at Mrs. George McCall, high the clubhouse, bridge; Mrs. F. D. McCollum, second high bridge; Mrs. J. E. Hostesse, were Mrs. Al F. BoRon, canasta; and Mrs. Hwd, Mrs. Gilmer Randolph, Ralph Austin Smith, screeno. C*JICER ' $ Pianos-Organs I Organs 7 J Bob Ball's Pianos I communications, structure of -. H , • .a, ./ 15 Special Reasons for giving to the United Way Campaign HELP YOUR YMCA FRIENDS AND RED CROSS BOY SCOUTS GIRL SCOUTS SALVATION ARMY GOOD SAMARITAN HOME CHILDRENs HOME SOCIETY INFORMATION AND REFERRAL CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES VISITING NURSES ASSOCIATION SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH MID-FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP zaye ..!! Q'.co.,,-,, O.,,,,,,,,.•,,, s,.,. Zayre Plaza Airport Blvd. & l7-92-Sanford PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY 'MailaCheckloday.ion....i... Saturday Octo er 23 10:30 am Add my name to the list of contributors, Enclosed 1s my check for S........to the United Way. Name................. , - Address........................................... City......State , , , Everyone is Invited , . % UnI.dg b'''V"-I Young musicians from the Longwood area who have formed the musical group "US" will be featured in a variety show Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. at Woodlands Elementary School, Longwood. The show will raise money for the Sunland Hospital. The musicians, Cindy Nelson, Robert Finch, John Nicholson, Steve Fuller, Bill Hauser and Rick Tierney, play only original music and will be recording their sound soon. Long Way ________________ 4 : CoesA 'Born to Win' by James and a! A Glance One Chock T.A. Class Set At SCC time. etc. The textbook used is p his nw's biological andmental functinning opens up endless posslbliltles. Codof the program ls$S.00; lunch (at noon) is $250; both are $7.50. Luncheon reservations must be made by Nov. 3. For more Information, contact the Mental Health Association of Orange County, 606 Marlpona St., th'iando, FL 32001. Parent Education Classes Set - _________________ - Church, 106 E. Church Si, Orlando, sponsored by the Mental Health Clinic of Orange County. Scientist, researcher and V/arid Series At ofthemanylifedesshecaj natives and learn to inal make. Special emphasis will be positive decisions will be c placed on Individual interests fend In the third session. Bio-Feedback Seminar Scheduled SCOREBQRD Pro Hockey for 9:30a.m..to3p.rn.Saturday, Nov. 13 at St. John's Lutheran Church, 1000 & Orlando Ave., Winter Park, This unlqu workshop, sponsored by the Center for Continuing Education for Careers, Lifes NO CHARGE (*) United Way of Seminole CoUnty P.O. Box 144-Sanford, Florida 32771 SPONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD, Sanford I u �!IiSiIq 'S kilsid. FL Misy, OCL ILms 1' IJsMq NeraM. laulsrt Fl, - 'r ""OMIT CHUM : , IIStapv psow 11 _ I. ______ . VNPVS I III S:I1.IIi. "t.111 as. ?SSpa. b ingla Ii's. Pr.1,, MSIIN UnDr 1)r fun Till P.. l*,hrvSa, off . Methodist flflhaaa,,A,,qI, 11100 Read 434 UUM (I " UMMUNI / TM I a Loop"$& Fb"o ____ Woo . f :.R. 's,.i,Car..r7m&elm raw IaSS.ak - The ISlam. 1111am 1-9 Praw,1ar,c. 1 1 O 0006 __ sasj F~l . Church S.. OF THE NAZARENE 44. Oaieea lii' Oinld Ilibtes py . Sai.Wersoip M :. Sai.lv,.Ws1Up Wed OUR NATION ! , - Pail,, 1l:SIa ll:Ni 7:Np., for l:31pm rigs. We have become a silent majority — one that will sit by and IdourcommunitYbetakenoverbythnedc,,our who morals for profit and we say nothing and we do nothing. How unlike our Forefathers are we. They stood for right even PI*IT*t$aaay ococ1suRcM ............... FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE 211$ Sanford Ad. C hristian ?:*.*. l.slpL. Dli'," 0 Church Of God FIRST CHRI$TIAN CHURCH DSCIPLUSOFCNRIST 71I111 .m. IMP S. SAMadA,,. 0. Mar.11 Harris mowiw S.a.ykIis,I 1:450.0. isfftf pe"Dorthols Wad. kivic, I. Faster ISP Altpsqi 14W. PNs..mms. kIi 141am. II 41s m I-)Sp P:n p.m. WWIMpSI,v45, _______ 135 @gt= Mariir P••• Pray1iM.,44_,, CENTRAL BAPTIST 11 MlaI,j,, 11:11a.m. -.. 3:11p.m. 1-1 CHURCH am W. Ca's... Pall,, ____ C hurch I l ;Nö m. Cliar 1:11p.m. I. amwwae . Prow Service Np M NWWY Oa 'sTIR 1:10 p..$SudS,N5S,,.d(.0 CH R rist fCh H I DOW" Gaftway SIScRssI Iv.ø,elIg 11W154W3 11:110m. 11:11 a.,.. $111P M. A$I44W47WIflI4p IVfl*5 WsnAip pastor Wad. Iw.i.,SacvIc ft a_mW 144Wy SibSCilti CHURCH Street MaI _____ "Vkt lOOp m 7:310.m. II Ni m. 3:31p M. 1:36p.m, service OM TnuTh* l,rallow Day CHURCH OPCNrnST Fr,dbala, Uvaaft$t some S" M'T.MOIIA31p'slMrflvI bAPTiST 04111CM CarusrW Lac.st Ul,,iIlN lI:Na.m. tIN am. Maag 'sSfl IVIMII5 S.Vi'IC• 6:00 6.0 Tur.4.,lI. as Lao" S4MaClass soami a" Fews So"" 1111a.m. Wi$4sy SiMa Class 11:11a.m. 7:34. 1:11p.m. .11.11. PAOLACHU1CHOF CHRIST Highway 46 West t•Ta ylor a led "w" P4.a' Mmlls............ .. ... lv.aI,lists PINICRIST SAPTISTCHURCN III's. Airpsrt had • aimit Class Morning WSIIAiP Pastor hVflEr.W,UWp I - h.. 5,111 CIaiiii 's.d 11:06 4,m 4:11pm S..ay kNeel morning WinNip RutNTraflsea, li,as's,r,w Wed. lee..., Sar.,c• 75pm Room O. Taylor Worwp VSMUIW,nNlp 'sd Prow MIMHS 11 Church Training ('Silas WerAip Wad. Pray kc,.c, Now LUTHIRANCHURCHOF THE RIDUMtp Iii's. 1tNP4u Nov.11mw A. PeescNer I. Rv*0,a,,s Why and when are they answered? The Greater Orlando Chapter of the Order of St Luke has planned an all-day mini- - PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OFLONQ0 Slim , 'as,,, Saidak4Wl Ms**,WerjN,p ',_, It, , WW bM1St,dy 731p • 1iay "as "TNsI,ØNe,.,,"W" &" TV 1IH Ii , mission at which these and 7 other questions related to Christian Healing will be conside red. The mission, which aits Ilium will be held at the Church of the KiWse,d aid Nunwy OF SANFORD R'.F?IIMCCI..,p Saidly$d'sel 2131 5000$441P$OIID LUTMURAM 04111CM INS Orlasle Ave. 417.13) 11:11a.m. 73 YsuI$Saryi6, Tves lye Methodist 7 ip Presbyterian COVUNANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .. Pieler 1:41a.m. 1:341 11a.m. 1:34 p.m. $743 Hwy. Id Lash Mary lied Peter 9:008 on )I:lla • $,"a in aNve,y SlIldi? kNeel CNerCN at 3 p.m. and will include the . MITHODIST CHURCH Tuber Drive. ssl..i ttatai Pails, Saiday kNell 1:41 4 m Mind"Wermis 1151am. MYP7$4$.. 7:11pm. • Sue WW1bI I I ISis 7:31 pM. Wesiaey Mural., Prayer Oreup S. Nov.Dai111 D. Sal. Il -Il' 7-)Spm . Ill 6:3 FIRST PUISIYTIRIAN CHURCH I', Ke...s u,ni,.,,,,, I l$a MirW.. WenPip THE LAKI 11014101 CHAPEL CNs,c*kbe,l 9:3$$Itam knit,, wiN claim lii all e, Or -" Slyd.. Lass Msar00 N& m WihIie,l lid, ide, Pastor t.is ... S.Map kN,.l 11:484,0. a Worship Mann" I6,." a II .SIa. m lflIWsstWp 711p.m. 7:35 MVP 1:31pm. sU wow" Worship 7:11p m. Wad. Ibis Study a Prayer Sir,. 7:30pm p.m. Pint W-*ie-.day PeHewiSip $i'ppeq 6: 34 p m, - ":"of COMMUNITY UNITID METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. l7.flatP$syeRie, Caswllerry now. William PitSa's Paste, Nov. HusseiN Miller Awil. MerSese Wentep l.U&IIam. l:31p.m, 7.Np, in . Prays MsØw., We*,4y 1:34pm Sunday 715 Cas Afl, SaaO,.d F, WHfta. laws Poster OP CHRIST SCIENTIST Pr. WiNta,,A$l,,liN List. Faster FIRST CHURCH 00 taft S•,p Street SaLyiphUas, 7:Np.1, Sunday knit, a SON. Meet la,m..II:36al3afte Sdayk*..i CaiNe.—,. Sat. 11- 008 m. 4.lp m. WuIws4y knit. 11 Corinthians 4:7-16 Monday Ephesians 4:17-24 Tuesday THE LAKE MARY UNITID NtIbur Ave. Lake uu, RaiA PStni*i M,m,Ie, Swada, Clerts kNeel I di m MrmI11WenJiip Yeu$ls Group Wed CNei, Practice II Nam 7 11pm Colossians 3:1-19 Wednesday 'Thursday Genesis Psalms 5:21-24 16:1-fl Friday Psalms 23:1.6 Saturday John 15:1-8 7-u m, 41I Part Ave. Lee F.KU,g W-11111111 Saiyksl UNYP Maii Prayer l,.ablast J. rAUDAUV - C. - - .PENPJFY ----. E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes Pails, 6:31a.m. UPSAL&PR(SIYT1RIANCHUR C H CSfWrCeuedycIus £U,sal4R Nov Da,..i Nea Pastor %ir$aylcli..e Mermr.q *sriIl.p Iv.ueW,,i, ') 111am II ISa ,, KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff - BAPTIST *ais st,st Ck,,N. Ov.,ds C14a,, Sait.it Aimbiy Fami ISaa Hwy It 921 Od.. Clab. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY H.IaiIlstCswc*.F,,,,IC,,,Camm,,t,(_er Fer.s'C 14 Ml Calvary TM'ssiaiary l,il, lW Isa II $ P,,m.t,,• Ijpii CNscN, 1111w U New Tailam,* ha4ssl CNu,ci. Quality N.. z. i.eiu CRitip. '731 Pru Lv.NeriN Lai,*ssd •a,,aia Pa'S bait,,' CNirtN, 3142 N 31N $I P,aai,il bat CNwrS. Ill W A.rped lied P..',,. LaS. Baptist. R4411 Rd. FIt U Pail U,iuen,y Baptist (SwiCS. Su-cead IJkl.N M.n.sma,y Siphil Church. W.,J tialaid Pitt Sip,,l CNurcJ,, III P,,S L's FYW.asMp Rails, CSc5it aila. Sp,'a,s, Pt 434. Altamoai• Le,aa sail. Firm Pan SI Jam., M.isa.,, l..',it CS.rrS. St Pt III, Oilsai St Pi.l baphil CIvicS. Slj P,a A, ft Uansqwi l41l•tl CIvicS. Cia&aa Hits Sir 5fitd Niii.ai.,, Sapt,l. Ink a (Ida, So Js.i U.ts,aii.v 1491,1, CIvicS. 13$ Cvp,s II CIvicS it Geneva IM0811 CtloofC11 of Lear Mow bapI'sl CIvicS 04 Lake Me..e, F,s,I Pint S49tesl Chuiclit Le.ee.d. Car (SvicSI .t F..l S$plsl ClutcI it Ovsde F't,l Baptist CIvicS it Saj,t,amme SilO!, Pee,Il C'ly baptiti (1151(1 - Fewo"als Head 8401-St Ciowca, O'.0" Jordan MiiINaary 8401111 CIWLI 1431 : ko"kswo UP1.44 Clovec". Chvivela Tom$$* 4601461 Church. point IN "S *dl... Cbap,l Mta.a,, S4I,l no, Autam*w* Sers"I CIvicS. Uavi a 'spit..,,, it, - All are invited to afteil any sanctuary. W Finl U 4uv, M.i,...., E.apl.*T CI,,tS Ia.'L..sde Saeuis II, UI S,se. Usi,usa, Sjphtt CIvicS, laSh Ja'. Ave Clued. INSl I H(i5ty Ave (,,, L,aiu. SlIt Lshlaeed. Fl. boo ad, Cassellerry Spinal CHRISTIAN Fir" CSv,it,a., CIvicS. 14111 S4aia'd Ave NariNeal, Cis,ffiaa CIvicS. Florida Nave.. Or, CONGIIGATIONAL CIr,tt,.. CI,rc, loll Pail M.l4W,l W H.eHbail, Rd. Dab, tjU,t,d Mefl54,il (SuitS.CNvrtN. III Pa,I Ave Fr Msffie*iI Church it Ouad. First leurlsru Mq$tu,l Church. 1446 Sanford Ave Fp MeI4W,, C5g, 141W G.seym MitS,, Oe.i,a G,a. CSae,I A U U CS,,cS. OaSev M.i4W,1, CNvi(5, Oved, OtIe,a Mtthed,t CIviCS Pita Wlila,&0 Miths,5, RI 46 W ii Pa144 SI Jamei A U I MS 0, C,p.,, SI P.,I, MuIIlOd,t CIvicS. Rd. EM,,,,, Stals.,d Mew,,,.I Clued. S OiIee DeSary Ijailoda Uwh,d 1115e4,sh C5u.rs 1ip Firil Fed. Sew.,a, aI.d. Mtamaale Spring, Church Of G" to Chroll, OV6#do . liaised Trail. Dell"W ve. Dole" . MitNud,i ChwN. Hwy U II a _ . EPISCOPAL NAZARIPIE First Tbooftsells"-d" FIW_d'M"t48`1L33ILb"Av*. LII laOi lp.tc.pai CSCS £ Gil.,, Avg, EM,,,,, Nit, Cre., (p'epaI, PayS Ave a, IN $, LUTHERAN L,lJls,a,, CIviCII. O,a'$'ew Dr Lumu,a, CIvicS it , CassiuS,,,, Dt, l,..jiaji Lv.s.,.. CIvicS. Gild.,, Days 0' (a.k,,, It. Lasas Lulbera. Church .j. Save . a s, Church "Me agal"I2UI 54614" AVjr 3',a CIviCI of i,,. Natar,Oe. I R 44. Geneva Love Mar y Crov"Ch *# 140 0441810fle, Late Mary Blvd - Lake Macy L.01.,.d CS,,s II IS, Nasa,,.., 'slim.,, I J Looveip"d aisup A,e PRISRYTUPIAN Lass Mary Ufl'lid Pr,41,,,.. (S5 :If .nI vsa,'avo CIIII it Da lacy I HM.md 1I )??I I Orligaft Of U AiWii*5 CIvics. Ml) lea, Lai . Rd SI Ma, Pr,s*,lir,,. (Suns. 1531 Palm 1i$ RI. AIti.wi, s., I ~ ' ' vt"a. Ca,,, Rd Pr.sby,av,an (Nwf5 R.d IwUpsili Rd. lSolloetry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Fevet LiS, vsil5 Day Ad,,,,,,it CN,,q(N Hwy 434 City SwaiN Day Aeeiis, CNCN. Ma.Il,ad Samt,,d SiveutS Day Ae.I,,t Ave Su'5' CSu,c. 715 1 Elm mass No Hill S*vaiy is, CNur Ml P ,me 5I. OTHER CHURCHES Agi5 AU U Ct'j,vc a 155 All Fail"Chapel. Camp kmei. Mliii Pa'i Rd P CNiiIvi, Comm,.,,i, CS.nc h 8"#- 5061111,511 Ave 't5el J5V5 Christ Of Latter Day li,nl. HIS Pa,, ,, lash,. CIviCS s, •a'Ii PieS Clayee%t, CIvPI. Hey 1713 lasts,. Dreffia, CIvicS SI Ouse, al Us 0 CA. lie s.,m p,,, Fork . I I 41sts 1464W 411151 Allainoolle SprjAils Tw$cew,lla Rd • Winter Sp,ll ,. - doing reinforces thie feeling of love. I can't tell you how it works, but It does. Now the question Is, what If you don't feel loving. Well,, you ': -- - A reception was held Sunda night at First United Methodist Holy Cross Open house and blessing of Ch urch of Oviedo to welcome new church office and the new minister and his wife, renovated parish hail will be the Rev, and Mrs. Jennings held at Holy Cross Episcopal Neeld. Rev. Neeld replaces Rev. A. Bradford Dinsinore, Church Sunday following the 10 w ho was transferred to fill a a.m. service. A harvest dinner of vacancy at the North Hialeah will be served by the women ' - - Methodist. Rev. Dlnsmore had - - and chairman. Nazarene, Longwood, corner Dr. Adams is best known for Mowrer. R'v. Homer Brown at the 2:30 Stewardship devotions and Jesst and Wayman Streets, his pioneering efforts In p.m. service, Sunda>. hing t estimonies will be given Sunday, at 9:45 a.m. Following Christ ian counseling. His books Claude Ruppe will preach in tit Sunday. Wednesday evening the service, there will be a "Competent to Counsel," "The the 7 n.m service Ritn,bv ____ Saturday and Sunday at 12:30 with associate pastor and Sirs. James T. Bragg. G reet s Pastor plus two grandchildren, James Interim pastor, Dayton, 0 and Jennifer McCalllstcr. and associate pastor Hampton, Reverend Bragg retired from Va.; and pastor, at Hampton, Rev. Charles N. Cecil, pastor is the director of Guidance at Oak Ridge high School in Orlando. lie has pastored churches in Indiana and Florida and served as treasurer of the Florida District of the degree from Marion College, Marion, Ind. and his Master's of Art Ifl Teaching wi th certification in guidance and Bdptist Church will s Youth For Christ Halloween 'House of Haunted oct. in the old church building at 415 Ridge Schedules Events lid., Fern Park at 7:30 p.m. for niiddii' schoo l through college work load of preaching, cluster. ce again Youth for Chr teaching, and visitation. We are Reverand Bragg, 47 yea rs of will sponsor a haunted house age. Athnission is 50 cents. Is not recommended For The Rev. Bragg said, "I ha ve with five years instructors Gore St ., Or!ando. Since it hopes of a Full outreach, to duty, at Chanute AFB, III, o riginated 10 years ago, the scar' nature of the event. involve as many local area completion of military airlift, at "SLII in the Dark" has been residents as possible." Both Orlando; Academic Instructor viewed by thousands of . . Rev. Bragg and his wife, Faye, Course, at Maxwell AFB, Ala.; teenagers. Admission is li.50. Sanford Nazarene ' I : Wesleyan Church for 10 years. 1 -~ ':,, • . It e received his Bachelor's counseling From Rollins Reverend and Mrs. James T. the Air Force after 30 years Va. College, Winter Park. He is Bragg rnfly honored service. He has seen duty at lie has been licensed by the currently the president-elect of with a reception held in the various places in the United United Pentecostal Church for the Florida Sc hool Counselors First Pentecostal Church, Sta tes, pl us two tou rs in Vietyears. He and his wife will As. Longwood, annex, after being nam. In all of the overseas build their home in Longwood, accept ed as associa te pastor of tours, he worked as a next to the Pentecostal Ch urch, the church, Oct. 10. missionary, with local with completion due in Prairie Lake Reverend E. Ruth Grant, missionari es. He was awarded January, Mn. Th Youth of Prairie La ke Victory . , . _______ \IJ. . ". . Christian Counselor's Manual" - , . P meet the need in the com- Meritorious Service Medal; and muni ty. We will be sharing the the Bronze Star, with one I O.W. Williams will preach. Ms. Church, than, Ala. A former Steve Musto as soloist and 3ong PO4 Kathlen Brown is secretary and coach at 1. an Hi gh School, he leader and Ted Cornell as Rev. W.M. Martin, pastor. is now an agent for Capital pianist and organist. These men Insurance Plan, Orlando, and is travel as part of the Billy Dr. Jay E. Adams, professor and ot hers emphasize sound a member of First Ba ptist Graham Evangelistic of practical theology at Biblical principles in Paola Wesleyan counAsso ciation and present Westminster Theological seling. Former pastors will be Ch urch, Winter Park. Oct ober Is the kick-off month crusades throughout the United Seminary, Phllideiphia and feat ured speakers at Paola Dr. Adams is a graduate of for a major emphasis on States and many foreign dean of pastoral studies at the John Hopkins University where Wesleyan Church's Ch ristian Stewardship at countries. Christ ian Counseling and he majored in Greek and Homecoming ser vi ces Oct. Sanford First Baptist on the Educational Foundation received the Ph.D. from the and 31. Rev. William Miller theme, "Bold Believers In Longwood Nazarene Lavek, (a.) will conduct an University of Missouri. He held will preach at the 1:30 p.m. Giving through a Christian Life The Lighthouse Quartet will all day semi nar for pastors and the Eli Lilly fellowship in serviLe, Friday. Rev. Russell ,.,,, Style," according to E.R. Wood, be featured at the morning Christian workers Oct. That that n.vrrbnIn,v t 1K. !ln,,......i.. _t MrMinr.h will •••I•ial1 c,isy UI Il li nois under 0. Hobart service Saturday evening I..Iv Stewardship committee service at the Church of the Maitland Civic Center. . There will be a carry.1n dinner church members will have an basket lunch. feel the need of the Rev. Medal; Outstanding Unit Bragg's services, due to the Citation (three clusters); growih of the church and to Commendation Medal; 3,451 Ha,1 fim Cot ly CPlv,dh, .4 G.',, lIe P vIlGase.ICI51cS,,De CP'iuiI 1111 Ua.,u,81,,,, Ave Logo Jolut Car Ist, *I%I,Mh.,,SI Caa.a,, CI, - . pastor of the church, said, "We the World War 11 Las, Mew,. Chapel O.aa, LaS, Me.r K01d.m Hillel Je5oa-, w.Us,,. LaS. III Umil, l53 ha CSCN ills. Li,,01 God 414941,00" Av* . loft 111% so eei't. sile ScS,.i, Re,Moravie. CIvicS. fl . ByELDANIdHo HeraldCospont Upsala Csmw,y TI,. 5.1,41,.,, Aem. 711 W 34ffi SI It s-,•w Church FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First First ""t" volill Choofth 01 Loagiwo" Fort, Proemial Church of Sanford F ell Gispe ?lIevUail, 3734 #At Ohv "Wines$ Church, 04Country Club Hill ad Ottio" lad CIvics 1411 1, S Pats Ave $80" 9164 Church. 1444 SSA#Grf iUIdCee,43aJ4,,aI.4J,S, ____ Counseling Seminar Set _____ ftv. E. Ruth Grant; WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes 1. WChef Christ. U.0411141, Not r: benefiting the Thanksgiving - fund. A. -. without charge. ______________________ CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service Westminster -. - - " First Clijtcpit 0.4.4 PtepI.41 3511 S Elm Ave C*vi(506.d.IP,eeH,c, 17445 Pa'mA,, CSw5 .4 God • Ie CIvicS 0 Gad. 1111* IltS St Spc,us Z. Hoe, Sa,,I CIvics. ill 0..oe, Ave CATHOLIC I Am's Cattial-C chiouch, G81- P-116o, tilde* ad Casselso"ry Dab,,, CNwcN e4 God. NI w Had (ScN el Gad. O,,ade CIvieN it God it,sess. Las, M.aqe, CS,,cI Of God M,u,ai 1Mpg, CSvicii it Gad. le5 's , Chw4h Of MO IILake Mary Le"Wolood "d.paid.-_t la.,,, U.,, -. - ,I" — AM I CN,,c. Canaan Caswlb.r,, Cimumty UnitedHg$ CHURCH OF 000 Church of G44, Sol Hickory lou"'Wid Baptist Church. 1616 paAmor"s All Ssit* Caffielt CIvicS. 711 0.6 Ave, Sa,,lerd . #A&ceeI "I441phst Church. 046 "M go. Ott"in CIvics. Geneva Hwy Mt Mae.46 P,m,I,v, l.pt.,t, 1111 Lac,s( Ave. lioNel New i i.) . I I METHOOI$y SJ'NU Umtid UluIIaI CNwrR. U S.er Lake United Meffi.dl CftwcR DlSuy Ave. Imterpr, (*t5 it Cis,;v. Pita Church it C*vit?. W 1pm SI NarIbs,d CNuitN it Fla Haven Dr. M,laed km4, laphit Timpti. SnpI:iI CIvicS. NuN Rd. Eai51uw - MI CHURCH OF CHRIST CSitCN it Cist. 1517 S ParS A,, CNV,tN it CNr'U al LaSs tIle.. U S 1713 N Casb,rry CNweNit CM.sl. Ps, ,, 0'. Aflam.al, Sl, Church it Chilli, Dassia ' ' S .,. . . — - - 1. . .aa,iruru, HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff Calvary l.aittiI CNuqtS, Cr.**i Lake a t Las. Mae, CaiIirry Saitil CNevcs, 7 I. m.ael. SlId Control Sapt,, CNwcR. tIll 0.5 Ave CLitaiu. Pint Baptist Cisaater M,$i..auiy baphsl CIvicS. Sismeest sa CIvicS SI 0. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes r 10' IC NATIONAL BANK na. Howard H. Hodges and Sta ff Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson L. D. PLANTED INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ASSEMBLY Pint 4ft 'Np. _____________________________________________ WILSON-MAI ER FURNITURE CO. :i _____ ____ holds a HS degree In Music from Hampton Institute in Virginia and M S'Mobley recently graduated from th e Interdeaominanal Theological Center in .. . PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford SERVICE HONORS REV. R. DOCTOR I "of" -. YYIL)UN.ICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance D E K I ES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes OF 000 Ft Aswmbiy it Old. Ins a give ---. - f;, ___ ____ 'S l31&Ilam 1:41am 1:34pm 31d&SlNTNenday FeNily MINI The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible Springs - 1 _________________________________________________ en : • FIRST UNITED ?IETHOOIST CHURCH 6:04p on :1 A L'aymen1 •- Christian Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH .. St. Mary's Chapter. laying .of4iands, annointing or all of the plann ed activities. The group will perform A covered dish dinner will be A "Magic with a Heavenly served the Oviedo church for and prayers for the healing of Individuals planning to spend served in t he Fe llowship all at "Celebrate Life" Saturday at Touch" show will be held at 6:30 over five years. body, mind and spirit, the entire day at the missIon 6 p.m. Sunday. 7:30 p.m. at t he Deltona United STEVE WADE Rev. Neeld was formerly p.m. in the parish halt with The Rev. Weeks, recent should bring sandwiches. pastor of Christ United A bazaar will be held at First Methodist Church and plans to C)3SP rs doing his tricks for M arrival In the area, has served Dessert and beverages will be United Methodist Church of take the musical on tour next First Baptist ethodist Ch urch In Leesburg, children. with distinction at churches in provided. where he had served for six and Sanford on Friday, Oct. , - - suminer._ - Steve Wade,. former UniVirginia, Wed Virginia and Further information may be the Fellowship Hall. Th àhalfyears.Neisagraduateof ' versity of:. Alabama football First AIhb most recently at the Church of obtained by calling (305) 644- bazaar is sponsored ebyannual Mt. Moriah Florida Southern College, star, will be guest speaker the An evangelistic crusade the Holy Comforter in Miami. 5O. Fellowship day will be held at Sunday at the 9:45 a.m., Bible be sponsored by the First Lakeland, and Candler School United Methodist Women of the JENNINGS NEELD Mt. Morlah Primitive Baptist Study Hot for the Senior High Alliance Ch urch, 3800 Lake of Theology at Emory • Church, Locust Avenue, at 11 and Collpge and Career Underhill Road, Orlando, Oct. UnIversity, Atlanta. He has an associate gn1njer in p,jjj . a.m. Sunday. St. John PB Departm its. During his 31 at 11 am. and 7 p.m., and be en in the ministry for 16 years Rev. Neeld and his wife, and prior to that employed by Carolyn, have two grown sons, . Church, Mt. Dora pastor, Rev. Junior yea ,he was president of Nov. 1, 2 ant! 3 at 7:30 p.m. Cliffo rd Manley will deliver the the , Fello*shlp of Christian This ministry will be con- the Postal Department in who are married and living in message and at 3 p.m. New Athletes aid he served as yo uth ducted by Grady Wilson, Tampa. He has also served as Leesburg and Miami. Salem PB Ch urch, pastor Rev, director .at First Baptist Associate of Billy Graham, with CHRIITUNITID Morning Worgavit Paste, L • w411 be led by the Rev. Philip E. .: Weeks, rector of the Church of the Good aplain of Shepherd and a ch the Order of - Luke The mission will begin at 9:30 Asbury College in the be presented today at 7:30 at a.m. with Holy communion In REV. PHILIP WEEKS Southeast. Grace United Methodist the beautiful little chapel west Rollins will be accom panied Ch ur ch. The vocal and in,of the church. Other activities Father Weeks Is a speaker of by his wife, Jean, for special strumental group is made up of of the day Include refreshment conviction and power. His da yo ung people under the '...-. ily singing dur the meeting. He brea ks In the tree-shaded 'dial a-devotlon' has brought will speak ing on Sunday at 8:30 sponsorship of Grace quadrangle, two talks by help and comfort to many. He is and 11 a.m., and aga at 7:30 Methodjst. The presentation is '. ' in Father Weeks and question and also the author of numerous p.m. Each evening, Sunday narrated by the four youth answer periods In the church articles in religious periodicals through Wednesday, at 7:30 portraying Biblical characters • proper. The culminating ac- and the book "After You p.m. there will be an of Matthew, Mark, Luke and -tivlty of the miss an will occur Receive Power." evangelistic service In the John. It is open to the public - ui, Bove Study T,,, I,, STkNp,I ................5:11a.m. Maitland on Saturday, Oct 23 Pail,, lam Mer.lu, W.ntep ISv.IatI.La... ............Peeler - Good Shepherd, 231 Lake Ave., FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH II:l IC. Catholic Pentecostal FIRST Sunday School iss ion healing not always answered? Church %chow $to Part A venue . W1 bud far me to e2pus my feefta.I wad to be a mere left __pens bit I deal be, hew. Answer: You learn to love by loving. It's sort of like nmnln& I caift tell you how to nm -just dart running end you'll learn how by doing It. And, like anything else, you learn fader and better If ii .L, you practice a lot. How do you practice? By giving away your love - by expressing It through what you say and do. _______ ______ .,• 0 il __ A good way to begin Is to 2 yowselfast warm•nd responsive person you want to be. It's important to hold this St. Paul M issionary Baptist Church observes the 10th annIversary of it. pastor, picture In your mind anid keep seeing yourself like thIL Now think Rev, Robert Doctor, Sunday at the 41 a.m. service, which wil th th standing Shaw AME Zion Gospel C1orus of Atlanta, Ga. Ms. l feature e oid- e same way about someone you love. When that person Is near, Eleanor Mobley speakout thosegood and kind thoughts. Pi* your arm around Solomon, former Sanfordite, serves s pianist and Ms. Carolyn your wife or husband, hug your child, pat the dog. Do you know J. Mobley will guest soloist. James Cocerban of AUanta is director and organist. u'll fed more love for them? ActhI4 out yow Wve by uy.4 and Ms. Solomon 0 want tobe a more person here's - .actot* what You want to led and forget about your feelings. I don't MM niversary service. Earl E. Minott is chairman. a Planist feels like Practicing the scales any more than an athlete OMEME-~ _____ feels like exercising a nd being under discipline. But if you want to be a good or athlct, ou have to Ignore those feelings. Y,ur 3 c1o willful at c! k,je may not always reflect your true f eelings,usbut as you practice, I believe your feelings will me Into line with your will. co s Rev I vá I S a ted And will is what really matters. What you will to be is what you finally will came to be. And that's the real hope for any of as to A Laymen's Revival will be church. Chairman for the Christiansires" will be in opportunity to discuss the new change and grow. When you really make up your mind to be or do held this week at the First bazaar ls Edith Canfieid, with concert during the 10:50 a.m. budget proposed by the budg y , Ou can expect our eelings to all into line. United Methodist Church of Lou Baker as co.chalrrnan. service. planning committee. not Immediately, but It won't take l on g. Sanford led by Dr. Don Coffee and donuts will be This will be "Homecoming it you deeply and truly will to become a more loving person Rolllngs, a Lay Evangelist with served from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Day" at the church with dinner Congregational and then practice by thinking and being loving, you will become . the United Methodist Church. Luorh will be served in the on the grounds following the theklndofperson youwant tobe_gefluin ywJ,j, He has been act ive In this wor k Fellowship Hall from 11:30 a.m. se rvice. Everyone Is invited to Christian promise you that God will help you if you ask Him. You couldn't for the past 30 years as a Jay to I p.m. Mrs. Lyman Rogers is bring a basket lunch and enjoy The Faith Circle of the find a better teacher than the creator of the subject. The Bible speaker, song evangelist, and chai rm an of the luncheon fellowship - at th e noon hour. Congregational Christen says it very dearly. . . God Is Love. youth worker. committee. Se rvices resume at 2:30 p.m. Church Is sponsoring a He is serving on the executive with an old-fashioned songfest. spaghetti suppe r on Saturday, committee of the Board of Grace Methodist Other singing groups will Join f rom 5 to ? p.m. in the church Trustees of Asbury College, "Celebrate Life," a pulpit "The Chrlstlanaires" in the fellowship hail at 2401 S. Park Reception Held Wilniore Ky., and Is assistant music drama under the program. Ave. Tickets wuibe available st director of Development for direction of j will the door with proceeds For Rev. Neeld MR Why are our ;rayers for . )l:SStIa,,, Wed tee S,,$ti', w Healing , Lutheran Other Churches Msr... 'ssr.i.p Sumd.y kNeel Mer"WWIMp I Na , 1111am . IIST BAPTIST CHURCH 0.. Jay? Cognate Wit, CeNmeek. HOT Covat"We" Past,, SlulykM.I Me I • I 7:Slp, Curate MITMOOIIT CHURCH FlIIe.ijwp VICTORY BAPTIST CNURCK SNNeel,,Ave. Pit. 3"4M _______ . , ____ Baptist Church, Rev. R.J. Cliffin and St. James AME Church wiil close the an- St. Luke Plans r I:lIp., - ____ ____________ . . _, QUIiUIL My friend, site. descrlbt me reid, d I tdltee _____ ' i--. Learning. To Love ___ ___ . 1 __ with a Masters degree in Religious education, At 3 p.m., St. John Missionary GRACE UNITED CONGREGATIONALAL . CHRISTIAN H A ve a . 11:11m , YeeulLaa,ss __ i:- - . ,I . F51 _____ . 1' I- - - Atlanta 11:10 WetPayi,MiM ry W Carlos Congregational rVK P - - Pails, ""S' NIl Pub ____ l45&m Non Den=1110tioncll ---- ____________________ that we let our voices be we not Only sing of our love but show our love by standing for what is right and moral and decent, ' J.l.Pareet - Episcopal . Nov. P4WR.Mare, Pails fl Is not tlmethatdand*,andbeheardon the Issues ofow day? Do we really want "one nation, under God?" If so, Oral Roberts - —. —r - 34a Sattleord A". child pretends to be a grown-up in some adventurous situation. As puents, wc :hould realize tiia there is more to a child's role-playing than imagination. Actually he is caught upinafascinaflonfur the ure He is beholding tomorrow as a horizon of . limitless opportunities, Being a brave fireman is Just one possibil ity he'll explore. To wise pa rents this fascination for the future signals the ch ild's pressing need for religious training. Whatever his emerging role in our complex society, his Cod-given potentials in moral and spiri tual integrity must be developed. One of the churches in our community should bé yours. Its program of worship and Christian education offers a FOUNDA. . TION FOR THE FUTURE. Fascinitlon ,' alone Is tragically inadequate. .; - —. SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH 7.16p m. 3434 Paffiw$1,A,e. Ral Rby il(,,cl,, . r. enN us to be a Holier-Than.mou person. Y.P.I.WId. ......... .....3:31p.m. 731pm. PALMETTO AVINVI BAPTIST CHURCH w 111am liii am. 1:110 N. 7:31pon. = . , r= -.:-,,,::,,,., $:Vlp.m. P"Ift NEW Service 1. \\ CHRIST Jas P. Neeam JORDAN BAPTIST p.m. There is an important element In the Process of growing up that not all Parents understand. It expresses itself in games of role-playing--the 6 V if It cost them their lives. We are afraid that someone might think lIpm 'Him 7 Hp m Peels, S..T1Il ..................5:01a.m. 11:51am SANPOUD CHRISTIAN CHURCH eve" Chil $44 Mid-Wead S•'v.ci IWedI Nunsy 11r an eeni,s 113W. *$*ris5 _____ Is I M.,m.We,sMp Ysall His CHURCH OP 500 CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY P.,,,, I U,$ew$t,tk,v,c. II:N$.. I:JSO.m. 131p.m. n- "Doe nation, wider God." But en th Iquestion' we really want 'one nation under God'? Have we come to the place that we no longer want a (]irldlan nation built on the principles of th e Word of God? It would seem that we have come to that place. We no longer speak out for community moral standards. We are more . . I r I . .. .11--r- I One Nation Undr (rl'? GENEVA CHURCH . - . _ 1~ I . . III ___ 311pm 'PIL -1.1.1 - Past, , .- -- 5.è......_:_ - By REV. Bn-L W.COFFMAN Ceft9B8pWCbwck _. — 2- ___ Assembly- Of God I III 311" T11lee3$.IIM Lymi. NI,*i.ed. two SUVINIMOlY IL.A t , ADVENTIST CHURCH • Ji. Pastor's Corner I Pvv,Od, U $l-1I t~ -- - I " 4 € :" .. /" ,. -int'. Yotats1riewl'... '.. - \ 1. , " ; QoneS.C?/ L) Y?coNe ; . * . C5,.ki • .• ', ' - . I'll -. . i ~ i I ~,~,~_,_Ift, . I Herald PNeNe by lIla Nichols INDIAN Chief Bill Webster (center) of the Eastern Band SPEAKER Muskogee Creek. who spoke on American Indian Culture at a First Baptist Church of Longwood Brotherhood-Royal Ambassadors supper, shows costumes to Brotherhood Director Wayne Joiner HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 9212 Sanford SHIRLEY MILIEu 4 9212 Forest City Covenant Al '"'.".v The Youth group of Covenant Presbyterian Church cooked and served breakfast for their "The Christiana ires." a families and nitmbers of the singing group from Orlando will church on last Sunday. This is --rir:qs - RU1IITUECH 8349212 Altamonte Sprns Iongv ocj E ( 1hurch of the Nazarene. planning for the curning year. were married in 1 7, and have telet ype maintenance school, chblade" based on the life of Sanford, Sunday. Th ey will sing Regular Sunday Worsh ip and two children. Sharron and attended the University of David Wilkerson and Nicky at 9:45 a.m. at a joint rally of all McCallister, Longwood, and Hawaii and University of Crz will be shown at 1 and 9 S un day School claes in the stationed at Alexania, La., at Urbane, Ill., for four years: p.m.. Admission is a dollar. un a br ea kfast. ed the after the rally and "The church every Sunday at 7 p.m. HILDA RICHMOND 5 7 4 3167 �- - ` tTELEVISION . It-. .~1.4 , LISTINGS s Friday . 9:30 II (I) P$Inp4flQ DEBATE Evenin, :. io-.io -- 1) Z PC PEWS (4) (1) .i (1) zo om ___ (2)ABOPEv AS MAN BEHAVES CONT. pj '7) FLORIDA nom 111 I 100 :00 WILD WILD WEST 'I) MARY P4ARTMV4, WRY HARTMAN 740 (2) TO TELl. THE TRUTH • (CU BRADY 8 (4) cpu. IT MACARONI I DREAM OF JEANNE (7) FEEDBACK FEEDBACK CL M.D. WILD WORLD OF (I) (4) PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE SUMMARY Si NIGHTliNE: WIrn s • M*tE flr 1t9E Of U -LEHERER RE. PORT 730 12) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES CLGOPG SHOW FOR THE DEAF 19) POLITICAL SPIRIT OF 78: s kw the WIft Pot." lbsr in a s.d., of _____ ____ pil4JJIieiSCIon WIdSI. Wed* N'U •• ____ arninstions of ___ CL i,c HOOANS HEROES . 11 :45 (11) HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 12) MY THREE SONS 14 SENIOR SCENE 8:00 '2) SAJFORD AM 1200 (4) MOVIE: Pudj ci ,. adss7 .i OW4s, 1981. of arm and • lengths b , of ___ 14 longest ruai frne. CL (11) CL *4 taps ci ft malrOn Mm her 1) MARY WATMAK MARY Ke n 40 THE viirouciiaa.s ( 7) L YOGA AND YOU 19) MOVE: -The E00 and L" ClaUctetis Cc.rt FrudIhcMsi-ay. (81W) 1947. WSW IOM Waft. _____ band of hired! I on- village from a oçng ci tt et t (7) 24 wAipnp WEEK IN REVIEW (4) DOPIPJY AND MARIE: Guests: ld I .l Kelly Switsr 0*11. Pi. C. Bruce tOnTrial, Miirid.810 ITW • V, '2j THE Wit D*zs plarviad quit di TW udli he fl51snJ (Ps_s, du kmie byia), its conslandy Ws.mçssd by Ed. (7) 14 WALL STREET WEEK 831 (2) (12) NBC PEWS UPDATE • ' * • 9-00 - 1 2) - . listed to ;xoted mud Mexican • - b011, one of ft nit con. POWSIMII98N'iaheloryol she luJt divislon. I,-Mognificetnt S.tsn. Vii wiar, El , 'I - on a didian farm. 1.30 ( 5) NIGHTLINE : MOW. 'co 40 GET DO 1:15 2) (12) fl k1lJl3pff SPECIAL 2:00 14) LATE ws 1* NOT)CIAS EN EpAM) 'SF MOVIE: ",pi, Din 1 d(ij J's,s_ 1944 (Joiriad in progress). 210 (4) PASTOR'S STUDY 215 CL DAILY WORD 245 DEVOTIONAL . 2) THE PRACTICE Ham (Dkl Corn) _ aim - _ 1w hops, b IUTIIISd Saturday , Morning ' 4) FARM AND 0:00 (7).. - : 24 - FORD. CARTER DEBATE 9, DOLLY PARTON •• HOLE ___ StR$9E (I) P101000 9:55 DAILY DEVOTIONAL CL ( LIVING WORDS 700 Z) ACROSS THE FENCE (1) (4' ARTHUR ic Co. Ct) THE HUDSON BROTHERS RAZZLE ME ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE (7) SESAME STREET (R) ISLAM) (12 MUGGSY lx ilL FPilSTOps 11) JABBERJAW ( HOT FUDGE 9:00 VK)ODY PECKER SHOW OD- PICONOMYNITII I - V.Ii.a. . Girl -• Called Tigress fZL1 - NO1s,N • Eq __.- WS P as () THE KIDS FROM CAPER (4) (1) FAT ALBERT •WRESTLING '1) flE KLLERS: CWEIr The Cal The1n'tOte.' I() MJPOfl ALMOST ANY GOES 14 NOVA(R) 1230 3J$JQ(35* WAY OUT GAMES (4) (1) (9) AMERICAN BANDSTAND SYLVESTER All) TTV 100 2) SOUL TRAIN May be oiivs ivous 7) THE ELECTRIC COM_ rJis.al,Aed by sixth gome of PAW (El) MORI.D SERIES BASEBALL if JERRY AND IUY. pp '' oe (4) 50(1. TRAIN 14 VIUAALEGRE 1$) FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES: "MosterO(D Vftd4 ax '2) MOVIE: sa.we ?rcm -L• (4) (1) BUGS BUNNYCailson. A14e ?mc. 1554. ROAD RUNNER 12) WRESTUNG May be IN MOVIE: "Jack and The PrW.,MJ by sixth game ci D.sra4a& Abbott and Cci. te, BUddy Bow. ia VAX W Sirs. flsaitjap. it raj• (7) ZOOM 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN 24 MISTER ROGERS' REVIEW NNBOI*I000 (A) 9:00 1:30 7) 0 U P P I E S To. 7) J E A N NE W 0 L F GROUPERS WITR•.Tøy Sevitas, (9) KID'S MOciw 19) NCM FOOTBAW Exact 14 SESAME ne STET (El) on Um.dios.n. 9:30 24 WALL STREETWEEK (4) MAGIC GANG 2:00 (6) TAIWAN, LORD OF THE 2) TARZAN APES (4) MOVIE: 1 Could (lo on (7) CONSUMER SURVIVAL Singinq' Judy y Gid, Ku IQugmsn, 1tiuh. 1963. Sk,ry 19) S CO 0 BY 000,, ol in DYNOMUTT HOUR old love in London. 10:00 (9) ARAB SPORTS b 2) MCOUFF, THE TALKING (12) THE VIWIII (7) RELIGION REi.V DOG "4) (4) SHAZAM 0 ADAMS CHRONICLES 5* ANDY GRIFFITH SHOWY (A) 17) CROCKETrS VICTORY 2:30 GARDEN '1) MOVIE: 'Backtrack" flit KXXS WORLD heville Brart, 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC: 1966. PMntsaint bpldi t t*n "The Prince and The Pauper.in Mexico, on the way nsia into 1030 bid guys. PilotMm for the 2J (12) MONSTER SQUAD "Wglriarr TV aidsi. (7) CONSULTATION "13 ANYONE FOR TEN3= PIIVSON? (A) * MOVIES: "Wand of the (9) KROFFT'S SUPER Living Horror" Jo SHM Ken Taylor. 1)ip Mimnc*ia IV zoom &esect by 9ovenyrn "n'Wrion ci pi and a,*iaI life" as a restit ci alonic - MMAHDERUSARMYE P U I N 0 S N E V E I S R C F RAR YOKSEKEOEMAEAS FNUEWRTAHY IGSTYDINL FOSU IOAYOMLE I AABOAU ASHVGGNTAWHTELMECC I TICAHEDMLIYTKUEAS IT SNHNTUKHRUSYLOZWHLT FEE I DIE I SEN HOW EL E B S ODVDAYAHEVCTGNI EZUP FMESUKRUGEN EVAODAPY ETONULLANGRUBSYTTEG I IDDAYLDEN ISTEDOFRZ HRHESCREGAWEL IKE! KE CDOUDHEASYREHOGTNON -. . . .. ~ FRI. SAT-SUN. 7:4s,: check Tickey Numb.,' For Columbia Gettysburg Nato 0 Day Khrushchev Republican Denison Korea Seato Dulles Mamie We Like Ike Tomorrow: Hodge Podge IIFLU FREE Palo NsiM stOil JSê proper procedures and ONTUM With Innocent 11M b (R) (2) COLGATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT 430 (5) CBs SPORTS SPECTACU.AR disy Gold Qp horse b 3 ç, E3mo, N.Y.;'#.bld Karis, Char po,Wiis. part I, Los Mgples DuQain OWl Truck Ciorat at rucng. cl1Ia sniper. 973. LETS 00 TO THE RACES (9) STARSKV AND HUTCH: b b. announced. EPisod, _ Before ___ 4-rioniIs uOuoir% 0. 5.110 GEMMMAk P1,O(J5W, ____ Opportunffies or writs Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 32111. ________________ (4) (1) CAROL 8tflTT S1 3ues* Steve Law- CHRONICLES. CAPtioned for the deal 1 9) WIDE WORLD OF (9) MOST WANTED Actionadiftme aides, kwzJng the eAite cia special ude ci ft Los Angeles Poilci Dept. spos 14 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 5:30 14 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE PEWS ouis crierenalls pate la,. and gravy, Ciii slaw and a hot bvtl.r IatW? biscuit. si.s Value + Tax Good Every Day Except Wed. iSun lii m.1113p M. Famous Per Good Taste LImt2 ..0A 40PA06W 4~". FM CHICM L OPEN OAaI.Y II &M. IlLS £ SAT, IlL $05 French Ave. (Hiway 17521 SanfordI$P,M __ 32.7 ArchIfeci's Own Custom Con. tompot'sry,_.. Ilevel, 3 55,2 bath. $70,005. Jenoy Clash Really, 322- 1350. available for subsidieed housing In rural areas. No down Payment, monthly payments ,an t rerit. han M. IJNSWORTH REALTY - niade itiamn and M- spread Public owshonab Robert Sock. Shell y Novuck Evening 600 '2) GI) (1) (2) PEWS Of MISSIONIMPOSSIBLE '7) VISION ON (A) 14 WOMAN 630 NBC NEWS 14) CBS NEWS 30 MINUTES ZOOM (9) ABC NEWS (12) WINNERS CIRCLE 14 RE" (R) 700 (3) MUSIC HALL USA (4) BUGS BUP*IIV (6) HEE RAW 681 MOVIE: "For Love or Y" Kirk Douglas, Meit Gsor. 1963. 'siIhy widow Omaitlomsybact U mSICtVTil' for her three Hints s. 10:30 (7) ViSIONS: Tho BIithirm" (14 TO BE ANNOUNCED 11:00 '2) (4) (6) (1) ClZi NEWS NO THE BEST OF STEVE ALLEN 24 MO NTV PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 11:15 1 9) NEWS 1110 '2) (12) SATURDAY NIGHT "4) MOVIE: "Th. Fortune Cook e.'(B).MckLamon ItertsIthau198tComedy about 'TV TWWTW1 N*zed during lootbel girTia. and IhYSISi lawyer who .xa- gersheaftnegeolorinsurferics Pl'P°S. PMtthsu wori an 1 1) VISION ON (A) .6) MOVIE: "Way of the Planets.- From Nurn, Tony Randall. 1967. '9) MOVIE. "The Thomas Crown W.Iv." Steve aen, Fa)im Doriaway. 1968. Cap., film with MOie.n as the ond operator who nss*rvxndua bank heist. (1) LAWRENCE WELK M*1ci's_ ki IL HEE PtAW0'imsia: iy Sum Phelps. Roy Clark Family. 24 THE GOODIES 7.30 JT t.SJ'FETS S*)Pi (7) 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC: "The Prince and The Pater," 800 '2) (12) EMERGENCY: Ron' two Scheagu.stsa,a man whose love Of custard pie neatly kills t*n. (4) (4) ITS THE GREAT PUMPKIN, CHARLIE sp,opj .4,Irnsfion, wit the characters from Charles Sctx4z's cerric Strip. Linus takes up he Halloween çi in the pumpkin patch. (R) (1) GREAT PER. FOfiIANCE$: "Medunim But lerOy," L$rella Fred, Clylsta LUCP*i3 Placido Dorringo and Robin Kearns star Ni the adaptation of Pucani', opera whth Heftert von Kwain nun. at 24 LAKE OWNER TRANSFERRED.... Must sell 3M, Wi bath home On lovely treshdelJ ed Red1dtø 531.000. MLS.REALTORS URGENT- Owner mi j spacious 3 BR, 7 bath with family room, workshop, gar, area. . call for garden, pool. moo. HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 100 Park Ave- across from Atlantic Bank, Sanford & Central P$orldVs FInest Shoe Repairs, Corirtenus 1 Day service. We want your 2 Sleeping Rooms In private home. Write Box 013, c.o Ev,ning Na)d P.O. Box Uc7, Sanford, •' - psrtmsnts urnitei 3301 Nu modern beoom *s. and completely furnished Studio apartments, Educational Child Care Conveniently located I beautifully $7, weekly If you qualify.ai'.T 323$424 landscaped, Abundant storage or 323-1135. (including attic) and "GE Energy -• Efficiency Package'. From $14S.LtS,' call 333.3lol betwoms&s:Io..G [G am 'TOUR LITTLE FEE AGENCY" BAMBOO 3o3. -WE SELL SUCCESS- MILLIONS OF DOLLAitS In Real Studlo,;,2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, Ora Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family .',. COVE APIS S - Ora . Estate is Sold daily in the Classif ied ads. Nothing small Wm. SAN LAN TA- Roselle DriveUnbelievable 3 OR, Wi bath with screened patio, her with loads of extras pp warranted. $20,300. room From IDa 4 ar6 housekeeping, live In. Room, board and salary, Write Box $11, co me Evening Herald. P (1 s Multiple Listing Service i'1470or$3i.9J77, - REALTORS ' VI S .4 Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale. 9 umblaym CALL 322-2611 sman 21-Sjtuatj(3V*nted Color Tv, sit Cofld., Maid Sirv. QUALITY I NORTH I-il. sn 4i, LongwOod $024300 - - - ii -' Lg. I BR turn, apt., fenced yard. $150 mo,, ISO damage, halt utilities. No deposits, 323.IØ anytime. Air, carpeted, quiet I and ) bedroe'nt ,s, 1123 to $135 month. Adults, Phone 3221810 __________________________ Sanford Adults. Modern Studio, 1 55 & 2 OR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, etc. $95 one. up. 32310)9. _________________________________ a highly profitabl, and beautiful lean shop of your own. Featuring the latest In loans, denims I sportswear, 113,500 Includes beginning Inventory, fixtures and training. You may have your store open in as little as IS days, Call anytime for j Wilkerson (501) W2211 or SO- 'ave S 4 - - - - -- -u- - '.'-' - - Vt bedroom Bedroom 2 Bath Models _____ CONSTRUC iON It-ic 711 W. 25th Sanford, FIa. 8:30 p.m. flI FOR I OR apt., kit. equip., AC. carpeted Adults. No pets. 595, 322 22% wkdys after a. CO CKTAIL HOUR - LUNCHEON Mw Tkry rvedlIa.m.lpm Not c FRE1 I mom DOSUVIUS DINNER Ike Fe* Served Sp.m.Itp,rn, Tkm ,_--- 32Houses UflfUl'pjShed 2101 Grove Drive .3 ON, 1"i Bath, Family Pm 1103. Into. In window Winter Springs- I I 4' k . Downtown Sanf,rd) DAILY-4:3o a.m.-5:30 p. woimmWe I 4 - bo r. Lake Mary_Rent a 2 BR furniShed home instead of a houSe. Spotless. Men Preferred No pets. 373-3530 Country Tra,ler. iR, I bath, air. 1133 month plus deposit ,IOrdOn. Re.lto,, Cliff 1 A GARAGE SALE- 1)5 E. Coleman Circle (off Park & Airport Blvd.) Sat Sun. Tools, some office equipment, stereo & tape equip. Misc. CARPORT SALE- Sat. 1. Sun. Toys, Children's Clothes, Misc. 121 W. Coleman Circle. Guarant,d reconditioned auto batteries, 112,95 exchange, PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Alter Hours Y 3237080 or 3234860 DIRECTIONS: in Sanford West on 25th St. off 1742 Mlii To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive - Money back guarantee. Local distributor, Jenny Keith, 134-0537. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rectangular pools left over from 1975 season, hail price. Guaranteed Installation and terms. Call 30$ 835 9251 collect. A By 1M V WILCO CO NSTR UCTION COMFAIII Subsidiary Of Whiner Industries 70-Swap & 21' Thunderbird, lull canvas, rebuilt engine, all equipped. OMC outdrive, 4 wheel trailer with hydraulic brakes. Good condition. 3222251. 59M,sical . 72-Auction Werchandise Christmas Gift- Bradford organ, double keyboard, has S voices, Ii , -U 80-Autos for Sale Used Restaurant Equipment. Chairs, Tables, Fryer, Grill, Slicer, other items. 323-2170. Hwy 46 West, Sanford 333.3630 BUSINESS swimming pool Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to displ6y new 1916 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 303 every day , Home Improvements I can cover your home with aluminum & Soffit system. AlSO Roofing, Gutters, 20 Yrs Exp. Eagle Siding Co. $31 9563. Carpentry. Remo(iepnq AOd,t,5 Cus'om Work Lcense,j Bond ed Freeestimate373603$ Beauty Care - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harietts Beauty Nook) $19 E First 322 5742 Carpet Cleaning IF S",ANORAI Electrical Bowlin Electric-. Industrial. Commercial. Residential Fr ee Estimates 7315 Elm Ave , 372 2373 SOUTH Hauling 25 000 LIGHT HAULING YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 319 $37 _________ -- VA Financing-Nothing Down Is FHA - Heater Cleaning Conventional.5% Down Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy I Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Bralley Odham-323-4670 BUILDER. DEVELOPER Lease a Datsun including Z cars and' trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jac* Mink, 831.1311. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 172 and '73 Models. Call 323-1510 or 134. 1605 Dealer. 1509 Pontiac Ventura, PS, radio, vinyl top, good condltioi,, 1150. Call 323-397. '1' U- II brands of Oil heaters cleaned and Serviced. Call Ralph at 373-554 after 3 p.m. I-)Ma Classified Ad help you find more room tor storage. Clasalbied Ads find buyers best - - Landscaping & Lawn Care - LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Brenemen, $57 1399 C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General RePairs, Call 323 88yS Pest Control Central Heat & Air Cchoitionlng For free estimatts, call Carl - Harris at SEARS in Sanford 332 ART BROWN PEST CONTRO 1771 2562 Park Drive Electrical, Plumbing, to brigeration, Ice Machines, Residential or Commercial, repair service- 339 8-477 322 u63 -_ Whatever the Occasion, there is a classified ad to Salve it Try one - - -, .Roof Repairs, Carprilry , P4,fll,ig, Home Repairs. Guttering. Cement work Free stimates $31 $662 Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster Patching. Simulated Brick & Stone Speciality 3222150. Land Clearing - ESTERSOIi LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top Soil 122 Sewing -- A;,eraton, Dress Makirg. ()r,,,,. Upiiostecy 322 070? IWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR A nd Tnal'sAFadt Ciassfed Ads Gets Results And ThaI'SA Fact Too! - Tree Service - New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM ' ,, details DIRECTORY AluminumSiding WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3II315E.FirtSt. 3223622 ~ i - ___________________ 422 1220 collect. CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - Hwy 92, I mile west Of Speedway, Daytona Beech will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved Price. No charge other than 15 registration tee unle'si vehicle is sold. Cail 9O4-3S$.11 for further JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 4_0 I,-•. 15.33' complete. I yrs. old, Wanted. ResicIntial site for 11 Super Beetle, inspected October 74. Runs good, looks good. $500. 323-5107 after 1. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2) 15'x2I' and reposses3ed. Sacrifice, 'i price. Call collect 30$ 273 0610. NIGHT 7 P.M. 1911 Chrysler Newport, 4 door sedan, low mileage, Al condition, Phone 322.6791. Dell's A'uction Center Years old. Originally sioo, now $290. Call Orlando 159-3175. Rug Shampooing- Living room, dining area. hall-qegardl of size, $1955. 3fl35'j /A)(V'_ 6163. 1560 Chevrolet pick up ½ ton, 6cyl.3 speed. Runs good. Must sell. $331 3210260 anytime. Hundreds I Hundreds of designer 15 Start ire GT. low mileage, fully dress, a lot of items from the equipped. Call 131-5013 between 9 Millionaire Gift Shop, Dresser and S weekdays, with mirror, chests, dinette Sets, single beds, rockers, and misc. 1961 Jeep. 377 engine, i wheel drive, items of all kinds. Call 333 1110 from 7 to 5:30 weekdays, ask for Dick Lacy. Open Daily For Retail Sales 10-5 1970 Datsun station wagon 5.550 as is 323-3956 5172 Trailer Pads, Sand, Grease Traps, Window Sills, Rock, Clothes Posts, Mail Box Posts. Cement, Steel. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Sanford 322 5151 Trade WANTED! SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage.Make 11* and have fun swapping toot Bring your articles to Movieland Drive-in Theatre Swap Shop-Flea Market, iQi.ith 1742, every Sunday'S a.m lOSp.In. NO CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. Phone 373-1316, 7 pm. to 9 p.m, any night. FRIDAY In-sc') Gas Fireplace Logs, $43 Can be seen at 1001 E. 4th St. or call 322- $900 down, 3 OR, 2 bath home, screened porch, central lilA, eat in kitchen washer & dryer hookup. 115150 per mo. pays all 117.100 M19. at S pd, KULP REALTY, 322L2335. 1973 C-60 Chevy truck, S speed axle, Lecohi.Iltt bed. lifts straight upor dumps. Utility boxes. $3100, 30. We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell for 20 pct. commission. Free Pick. ups. Auction. Saturdays? pm. Sanford 322-2270. - AUCTION SALE 2921 Hwy 17-92 reduction program, 35c a meal. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Another Fine Development PINEY WOODS BARN ROBSOPI MARINE pangs. Nutritional weight 322 064$ Cheaper than rent. You don't have to be a veteran Call today. steering & brakes with camper. $1,000. Will sell camper separately. 323.7511 after 5:30. Galleries, 322-6523, 55-Boats&Accessories - 71 F_ FOR INFORMATION CALL ___ . Sinks, Installation $294 ,ft MODEL OPEN: 3 OR, excellent with fenced backyard, $153 me, plus deposit, 3flO or after S call 322 7672. 77 Cabinets. Sanford's newe$ residential neighborhood 4. - Red Cross. 1'1e Good $7m375 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. • tops. output. VW trailir hitch, fluorescent fixtures, car top carrier. Saturda', Oct. 23, 5 am. 'til? Corner Summerlin I Forest. for Sale LOSE 10-30165, INIO DAYS 332-2111 No drugs, exercise, or hunger All sizes, all prices, low, lOw down. 1975 Ford FlOG Ranger, a, bed, air, automatic transmission, power Cain for Antiqu. Consignments wanted, Hi-way 16 Auction books, toys, clothe*, Coleman LP gas well heater with 25.000 BTU Matching Sat of 40 rattan dining chairs. sli each Sanford Auction, 1700 S. lrencP, 37313._ - nieity, Inc NOW $ 22,125 3 OR home, 109 Temple Drive. 1 bath, all maior appliances fur fished. Utility room Large lot J OR ORIGINAL PRICE condItion, mm. lease 6 rnos 1765 'no No pets. Near school. 377 0335 I Counter ----_ - new 3 OR, 2 bath, 2-car garag central heat and air, w-w carp Continuous clean oven, dis washer, rods and drapes. TIi home is immaculate Inside a, 1973 GMC ½ ton pick up. 307 CID, auto. Excellent cond. *2300. 321. MCI. PATIO SALE- 107 Idyllwlide Or., Get plenty of prospects ...Ad. Merchandise - Kitchen Bathroom Winter Springs- I OR. 2 bath, tented, screened patio, large culdesac lot. 529.500 $1,200 dc*n 534-1661. Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse _____ Sanford. .,i... CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTOR 5-120 6061 Eves, 323-I849 9 3 51,3 bath, garage, washer, dryer, fully Carpeted, sprinkler System. 10 min . from l-I&Altamonte Mall1 Furn, or Unturn. 122,3 mo. 373-1301 STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE 205 PALMETTO AVE. (No*t To Post Office THE BUYER WITH CA$H _-" 25% Garage Sale: Saturday & Sunday. 2 households. 300 Lark wood Drive, anytime CENTRALLY LOCATED- Lii lawn. rockers, 36". available Bud Cabet 3321052 LARRY SAXON INC., REALTC --------'--------- Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath, carpeted, garage. Ienced yard. $153 month. Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktail 7 Days A Weak $ anytime 'a - carpet, screen room, citrus, lots of storage. 139.900. 323 3632. TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FO WHAT YOU WANT, 6211019. We're Offering A 3 BR, I bath, $150 'no. A. A Mc. Cianantuan. Broke,, 323-5952 1:30 a.m. 50-Miscellaneous DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker Deltona. 644 6611 For Appointment Call 305.322.3103 ______________________________________________ ftl?•1_& e LAKE MARY- I OR. 2 bath, Igo. Wooded lot, near lake. Cent. lilA, * VA RE-SALES * 31 A--Duplexes Off Hwy. 44-3 BR, 3 bath, cent Ii A. w w carpet, siss 'no. is & last - Lake Mary- 3 OR, Itl bath ne homes, Under 525,000 with I, than $750 down. Governm,, funding, By builder. $31 164 Equal Housing Opportunity. 79-Tn,cksTrailen Cash 322.432 , 322 3991 323-3166 or 323.7710 322-0613 Ciasaified Ads will always give YOU more. Much Much More than you expect, out. *33.400. ------------- OV Motorcycle Insurance 363, vertise your product or service in Sanford. Fri., Sat., Furniture, the Classified Ads. Toys, Skates, Children's clothes, Small appliances, Trailer mirrors, old stamps, Paintings, Casssiben'y. let's talk turkey. IBay Easel & Comics. Building 24'z$O', See to ap. For used furniture, eppllance, predate. 531.2335. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Multi- Family Yard Sal.: Baby tarry's Mort. 213 Sanford Ave. Items, furniture, games, EVES 3271317 Adult owned. Never in woods. 1695. )33.7. - Fairlane Circle, Park RIdge. 323- 323-7832 132,000. 3210503. Realtor Want to bOl' furniture, toilet fix. tures. anything of value. 322- mower, twin bed, bike, misc. lii Hal Colbert Realty air, family rm.. garage, large fenced yard, separate Studio. $3,000 equity & assume loan of 3329251 54-Garage Sales shelves, table, St house. Rented. $11,900. LOvøIy) OR, 2 bath, central heat I. us P Park - ... . • ' ..__________________________ - -1 ill ndjrkHornesBii LL:== - -- cycles 14 Honda XL 350, rims & looks new. - interested? Store Building, 7th and Cypress, Sanford. 2 apIs. upstairs, small leg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER, ASSOC . 107W. Commercial Phone 337.7511, Sanford 2S24ParkDr, -;-.i;:, ,i.,1 - E3 year thrv t916 models. 7 days ek. Call collect, 545.3)31. DAVES 3394116 We buy and $ell good furniture and antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION GALLERIES, 322-6972, Garage Sate: Fri., Sat. & Sun.Jewelry display cabinet, glass 207th multiple listing Service W 'GARNETT WHITE 1 Clan furnished 1st floor. apt. Private entrance. Adults only. 1004 Palmetto, Sanford - REALTORS l I BLAIR AGENCY Heath Kit, H R.10, Ham receiver, $33 333.1421 Lot. 13.000 sq. ft., Loch Arbor on Crystal View South. 322.3144, Peg. Real Estate Broker l)OOE.2sthst 322-6653 QUALITY HOMESATMODERATE PRICES Central Heeling and Air Conditioning Carpeting ______ M-Bus',ss OppwtunilieS area. Let's talk turkey, 3 bath brick. Huge lot. In $312333. Uppland Unturnithed, two bedOOm Security Deposit. AIults Preferred. 332. mpioyment wanted. experien 6620 or 323-7515. secretary.receptl05p good IRoom turn. duplex.. 241h St., 1st £ typist, dictaplione, medical tor. 1`111110"y & insurance claims. 322. last 'no. plus $50 dep. After S. call4 223-5601. 73,5. ftv ~m ks.. OFAITORc Leng* OR, 2 the MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks 6$-VEed to Buy excellent conditIon. 1119,55, 322. 0352. TAFFER REALTY r! We Buy Furniture 46-Commercial Property ,130$03) Call 333.1434 after 1 P.M. 245-S740. Color TV, 25" RCA, walnut console, surance. Broker, 031.0)71, Forrest Greene Inc. LIY JUNK. CARS-from 110 10;w Terms available, To, Collie Mottle, female, I months Old, has all shots. Make offer. 3230340 after 1 p.m. Wanted - Doberman Puppies, AKC, $130: RADIOS FANTASTIC SALE Midland CO Radio with antenna. $39 or 10 a month, CO CITY, 1153 Orlando Ave., Winter Park. (Next to Anderson's Restaurant). Oteen- 3 Acres, 19,350; 10 acres, $15,000. Surveyed. Free title in. 7777- Autos 65-Plits.Suppljes S. mortgage for $17,000 for $ years Ph. 322-6610. condition, , CARROLL'S FURNITURE CO bordering C beautiful trout stream, $8,000 equity assume Good Rent Blue Luster Electric Carpet Shampooei- for only $1.50 per day. 53--N Radio Stereo Murphy, N. C. Area-)) acres, 4.10' WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY-1325 Tree shaded site, 3 BR,2 bath home, neat & clean, 'mmedlate or' cupancy. A must see. $17,550. -1 tachm,nt. " 43-Lots-Acreage CALL 322-3011 Gravely Tractor & 30' Mower at. KENMORE WASHER, paris, service, used machine. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0097 3 OR, I', bath, red brick. Must sell. Willing to talk terms, 120.000. Phone I23 General Contractor r,wv,r ,10 517W. 1st St., Sanford 327-S44101`323.2737 after Hrs. country kitchen, fireplace. sunken tub In master suite. $99900. _ - 1637,Sanios-d,'Fla. 37771 INE6IPLO4ED7 Never again It you have sincere desire and ambition: Serious only please call 374205$ after I Ø.m. or write iOio Giovanni,Deitona,Fl,3373, Live in companion for elderly lady. Light cooking and cleaning. Small salary.32.3993after0p.m. relept,o solicitors, experience. Work from home DIMne. Salary I. commission. pj. WELAKA APARTMENTS 1100. 114W. 1st St. ________ 3220324 Aanagementopportunityaiae For personal irderviow call 373-. 7 Unfurn. 1. 1 turn, Stove & $342. refrigerator turn, silo to 5)23 'no 606 Park Ave. Call Orlando 2 ti$ WANT TO SELL 5571. ,lIms I,,a... -Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Rug. Real Estate Broker SALES -RENTALS Get some action with a Herald Classified ad. We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale. my-Tools 63 -tquepn*tn for Rent With Ice Maker Phone 322-4057 - Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Woc*iff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Reasonable, Call 3fl REFRIGERATOR. Side by side BALL REALTY WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 52-Appliances P4 l9hts-322. LAKE MARYMARY- Peg, Real Etixi. on 2-Lawn.Gard,n ford. BROKERS JOHNNY WALKER - MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABL E 2565 PARK 19 - MilIonville ___________________________ Efficiency $111 Utilities md, tEAT MANAGER- Minimum to Call 322.4470 years most Cutting and super• ___________________________ visory experience. Need national grocery chain background. Ex. 1 BR.. turn, apt.. lights. water turn* Mature adults. No pets. 555. 3n. Cellent company, ISIS 22% after a wit - days, AAA EMPLOYMENT talus's adult for baby sitting and ANYTIME ANYTIME Across From Ranch House 322.2090 Loaderr P Days-3n 6123 2017 S. FRENCH . LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.fl, Ave. 323317$ ____________________ Call Sanford 's Sales I - _________________________ COMPLETE CAMPER chairs, straight chairs, filing '73 Dodge Van14 EmpIre T.% cabinets, as is. Cast, and carry, self contain, 32 ft. AC., Pull PIOLL'S bath, Sell oft oq both nll B. Mitch Casselberry, 1792.030.1306 Cf., Sanford. $15; bumper pool table, $90; matching chair and couch, $73; formica dinette, $1$; antique chair, $35, console sawing machine, $10; odds and ends. Call 322-2901. 14 Upsaia Road, San. Reg. Real Estate Broker, 321 0410 13' Scotty Travel Trailer, Alt', carnmo. clean. Good cent lds.I camping. Reasonable. 303130. -, Furniture Used Office S•p. Walnut dining room set with 3 leaves and pads, good condition. Call 322034& WITT REALTY 323-lees ______ 322-1322. $5161 ml. East I-i Mesh play pen, _____________________ Wood or steel deiks, executive desk & chairs. secrefarj deoks 1 COUNTRy FURN. DISTRIBUTORS ST. JOHNS REALTY CC CRYSTAL LAKE SpachI,, 3 OR, 2 bath home, Wi acres of freedom, formal dining, with Option to buy. A super, dial for $24,100. SANFORD SEWING CENTER mobile home and large corner 10 3 OR, 2 bath. Large living roan1. family room, central gas hee range and refrigerator. A real bit at $23,500, 321 00.41 - Zig Zoo machines. Assume COMFORT PLUS- Double wid e 322-2711 ' Must 1973 Streamline, 33 cregory Mobile Hemei, 3053 trades offered. Bob Ball's Plane & Orlando on,, 3233159: Organ Sales & w_elrs) $1,,333.2735 Auto, 201 lV Mobile troller. older model.Ideal for hunting camp. im. 3321450,5 60-Office SuJlis a.m.4 p.m. wk-days only. Sew belanceofslu$Joecpay $l).ggp, y month. Will taka trade.In. Singer equipped to 14$0, & make butlgn holes. Belem of Ian orig Payments of U. Call credit manager, 3271111 or we at refurbished, As low as 110,005. family rm., & big fenced yard. A bargain at just 137,90Q MLS.REALTQ(3 Touch and 387 E. Is? St., Downtown $22300. closed backyard. Owner will lease Eves. 332-1450; 3221I44; 322.1914 Sanford, Fla. room hunts: PINs& LPNI. Aides, Aid. SAN MO PARK, 1. 2• 3 trailer apts. Adult I. family pack. companion. Needed' Immediately, Weekly. 33)3 Hwy 1752, Sanford, 6211-0041, I 322-1520. _____ LPN I to 12 shIft, Geriatric * I BEDROOM APARTMENT p.rlence preferred, Apply In F ur nished person. Sanford NursN'g 1. ConMiilonvlue Ave. val.Ic.nt Center. 01 Commercial DREAMWOLD.. 2)00 Hartwell. Beautiful 3 BR, Wi bath in like. flew Condition. Family room, w.w carpeting, central HIA and an. 322.IPP1 -- 1.00 '7) MOVIE: 'Siaivi hi. terlude." 1951. Swedish. Owected by kiprw Bergiwi. Story of woman's romance, kAd dYcugli a series ci ftashbicks, 12:30 481 BURKE'S LAW 1:00 2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1:30 51) MOVIE: "The Eve of St. LInk" Vkxwd Pflci. km Sexbr. (joined In progress.) 2:00 .-fj PASTOR'S STUDY 300 $1) LAUREL AND HARDY 3:30 IF MOVIE: "Air 13." Lyon Ban. Lloyd holart 1940. LOCH ARBOR- 101 Forest Drive. Custon built Britany farmhouse with deCorators accents throughout. Extras Include lireplac,, walk-in closets on oak Shaded lot, Just 531.000. H. Stemper.Realtor 19195. French 1505 W. 25th St. 31"APIrtmefltSFUrnlshed1 about that, more. Just $25,000. $135 s'd,323.1310, _-!'_ location. Extras include foyer, rch, large utility room and VETERANS- We have a few p, homes left, No money down if you quality. 3 OR, 2 bath, kitch en equipped, central heat & air, carpeted. From $23000. VXt LUXUIYPItiO Apartments On. & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unturnise, Newly redecorated, Come see. E. Airport 101 commercial eneva - PINECREST- 113 E. JinkinsSpacious 3 BR,2 both in excellent central heat & air, kit. 500 MAGNOLIA- Handyman's SPecIal.) O R. lbatpt.3 story home In nice nelghborh. Owner anxious to sell, 1)2,300. ardens S house, Country living with city conveniences for 5.000. chen eiipped, fenced yard half block from Golf Course. Reduced $2,300 to $23J00. Check this out, -' OVIED9.FTU- Duplexes. Furn. or UnSure., Wooded, Home RIOGEWOOD VILLAGE. 3771. Wi bath, Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5114 Anytime A. 1 both home on over 2 acres with large block workshop attached to Included. Only $36,500. Terms, TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES- ) OR, WE HAVE RENTALS S. Sanford Ave. COUNTY-So. Sanford Ave,-3 OR, 2016 LAKE AVE.- Lovely 3 OR, Wi bath, central heat & air, carPaling. kitchen equipped.Florida rm., Utility shed, washer & dryer VETERANS- No down payment homes. Realty top NEED A HOME? 1100 do"n Payment to Qualified buyers. We sell our trad,.in furniture at low BR, 111, baths, Central Ma prices, Good selection. REDUCED beeutlful, large 3 BR, 2 bath, POOL home with cen tral HIA, W.W carpeting, paneled CITY-. 1033W. FIrst Street- Needs a little TLC but has loads of po,ential, 3 OR, 1 beth rn to sstopping, auto train and Lake Monroe. A lot of home for $14,905, PINECREST_IBR,abath, on 3b1g lots. Lots of extras, Including pool & income producing tralis, Un back lot. $10,300. Terms available. HAS EVERYTHING,... Attt$3Iyi 3 BR, I bath, cent. air, family room, hI'ePIac,, Pool, fenced yard, beautiful location, good school area. Charm. Low $30. - NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apartments "Hotilne," Adults or Teens, - j. Isatub ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, $443017 for 'We Care"- $-Helpnhsd 1-41101P GOODIES ADDED- Like new furniture lidded-'Jco 351 belh,dbl.. carport, fenced lo.t 015.501. Easy Is,,.i. . Fla. 3:1711. business, Th.nis. 6-CMId Care . Stenstrom carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced yard, Owner re loca ting. $39,730. I' room, Cliff Jordan Reettor 131-1222 bedroons with built-In vanities and bureaus in modern designs. You won't believe the price. e,u '1> 6 family Can be bought PHA or VA. so little. Truly beautiful 3 on, 2 both home with central H & A. W. Wcarpetlng,large family rm big ' RIVERVIEW AVE.- 3 BR, 2 bath. central heat & air, wall.twalI • Call 421,4557 Writ* P,O, Box 13fl Sanford, Florida 37771 1., extra good garden, Citrus & 2017 S. FRENCH : MOVING- AnXIOUS 0*7111' wints oiler on extra neat I OR, Im. maculate condition, fenced, well Can Help joining Planes & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm 110010". Liberal FUThRAIYSlN[R ong of Singers l fully fence front and back yard, attach* garage. Your first peek wi convince you. Priced in low $3 AMAZING I All this living space for 321.41 . '- °'tms (504) With count,, if chin and modern kitchen, and studio & soundproof MUSIC ROOM. For y $21,000. shade trees. 3230035. -. MOTHER 'SAVER- Warm 3 Frfáy,Ocf, fl19?4-4$ M41c1I Prd*ndisi G S1-House Low $20s Special bern home, carpeted, A.C., kit. Chin eqUIpped. Assume first mortgage, $W.57 VTIOeIhly and pay very small down payment to move in. No qUalIly, Im. mediate poislulon. HALF ACRE- is the approx, sit. tWig for this attractive 3 OR, newer home with big bedrooms, Rig. Real Estate Srokt 153 W. 1*1St. 333.4001 p13230317 eves. Sanford- 7 OR. older frame, deep MA RY I 24 MONIKA h __ ____ 41-Houses , Looking to buy ist orind mortgages Pompano, Pie. ___ ______________________ %. 3 R. I Money is Real [state V • 51VORCE FORMS- For vre,i ' formation write to: Sax 751, wi th 02 , L' - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anon encus FRI. and SAT. NIGHTS j ig , l.30S.43$2. 323 7494. $ I Bi&oom mobile home. rto pets. $110 per month. tsrs,pIasflcs,paInN&roU.r,et, • For further information call 1374517 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT (Sicken masp REAL ESTATE Realtor END SARGAIN-.. 41-Houses - JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY "Git Em W They're Day ____________________ Night You Can Have Your ij In 3 Month s If You Qualify - ,.. 10:00 ,• hsO.y.d.pp.d fried Trailer,In Paola,332-10* ____________ Noa, rn utility bi* 323.1009: CallBart - Large I BR mobIle home with i'•i in porch, furnished. Adults - No pets. $101 me, or $21 weft. 3232ML ___ WHY SAVE IT SELL IT For families or Iriende it problem QUICKLY With a Fast Acting, drinkers. Law Cost Classified Ad. lord The Forty Thieves Presents 2 pec.s 155 Magnetic Sign Machine, wIth l' ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON 1030. SPECIAL _____ . yard, large wOikihop, plus metal 331.0735svee,3fl.74 _______________ I _J I ______________ 24-Bt$inSSS - (I) BOO NE!M4ART SHOW W.'b dsclw.s psy. *aIW&NS on No Iwid "r' Outtolundi 1 .o.r. - r H Miller BR, turn. Multi, $50 dip. $121 me, - rAD 'p I.. H. 213$ S. Sanford Ave. - cati 3z,1631 311. 1 belt,, Mty carpeted, central heel Iair, large fenced Rig. Real Estate Broker - - _ Herry." 010 Eastwood. Harry M-T-W.'r $:OO 3:004:3S4;10 . i 4, diagonally. Find each and box it In, Publication Day Sundc,y - Noon Friday Noon The Guar Instruclioni: Hidden words below appear forward, back- or -34-_b I • - DEADLINES 8:57 () NBCNEWS UPDATE 9:00 NBC MOVIE "ONly I ward, up, down -• ) loboannouncedThis day and Wrie this wait 0S'lf $100 000 NAME THAT -- EISENHOWER 322-47$3, 41-Houses YEAR w both$prsIm,,,v3SR ed 3 with many Ixtris. BATEMAN REALTY sij, 2 BR wIth pore, gu ieet. OR efficiency wIth C$fOrt, $16. - _ 'nia b Partially FurnI 4 • (4)ul)TNEJFSCPJ5. t Field nuns ard thok __ _ ehbonts b bind a ai&huYs honia Am '7) MASTERPIECE __ _____ SHOW -- Ubrulflmes .... - ... 41ca line 31cc line Sthru2stimes 26 times .......... . .. 24ca line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3Ltnes Minimum 1:01A.M. -1:30 P.M. MONDAY litre FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon • 41-Houses ?'lNock,clntrykltdIIi,,acre. Porch. lar,e lot, owner holdIng, $U00 dn., $150 me, $13Mg. 1III$OU$I Isulq HiraM, lealart FL_ _____ 41-flous98 -- RATES HOURS dramatic performance as Mfl 'bSIh N' OwdzWs Opera "bsfl sst." ..Icavó*. 830 Stable:' Loretta Young, Callow H*fL gj y ci ss..- CLASSIFIED DEPT. WOLF TRAP-____ WArly aft w' N' w of liar 40 13) -tteuies Furn. . 8319993 322260 (Ii DOLLY PARTON 8H oqi AT (1)_BlACK PERSPECTIVE 'CPu i.( MSc EAr (R) 330 (3) NASHVILLE MUSIC (4) MOVIE CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando Winter ParIsSeminole -_ ducting the Vienna _____ cIsrs b caps - - (2) BOPWQA 1200 iiii SEEK & FIND l8feetolgut-csuws_.9 - SiO F1LJ* Ti*M.' Afternoon Now TaUT" •ien aa - GUPPIES To GROUPERS ' FLOYD ENTERPRIS8 THEATRES *s. (7) BOOK BEAT (R) (4) (0) '2) (12) LAND OF THE LOST (4) 15) ARK II - ,. DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW 1 2i I DREAM OF JEANNIE ANIMALS - 6:30 (4) RE- - •8EVE.Y P1M1R 11)AOKYATLNIOE 0pipny FACTORY 11 30 BIG O4UTfl.E (2) JOHN (4) CL n cu cu ti. OF THE 1) IDATE I . - 11:21 1) (4) (1) I) NEWS c *s ws BEHAVES 'c:. - HUGHEY EQUIPMENT kite' Clearing; Mowing. O'cing, Fill Dirt; Clay, Rock, Sand, Backhoe Loader Ph 3725127 -- - ' -" Garag, sales are in season. Tell the people about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald 3223611, 53% Trer Trimming, Cutting Remiynq licensed and r.Sirs'cJ Phone 3234405or 32311.i9 -- ______________ Well Drilling Landscaping & Lawn Care________ WELLS DRILLED, PuMps SSPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typ and s,,,, W repa r an sery ce STIflE MACHINE & EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimmg Free Estima tes Prone 323 179, , ii )r.,j SUPPLY CO St lfl 6.i To List Your Business ... DIQI322-2611o'831-9993] �. $Ivuiiq IrsW .bt P$. 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An elevation of your oo jul problem: It could cost more position in life is possible. 69th Year, No. 55—Sunday, October 24, 1976 U Li JJJll The by Bob MontaM jluluuu uuuu lJll• mono .ir HI,BETTYPWA?TTO BEINMV CAR POC 1 WIN AT BRIDGE UK & MEEK by Howie Schn.id. AD So peRci (...HAC> t'.JO OP!AJlO&) RUGS RUNNY by Stoffel & H.imdah NEXT '\i (j MME \t I WZE L J, J Acl OFF it) APPfC1ATEY PT I '1Y II IT IF 'rDU'O AROUSELTBY GAIlifty 7' x?.'J irtti PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Val ewer HAZEL, PLEASE PONT LEAVE! Ill SORRY FOR WHAT I SJP THIS MORNIWG ALL RiGHT! YOU CAN TAKE US ALL OUT TO PINNER! r1 .1 I PIPNT NAVE THE HEART TO TELL HIM t WAS JUST CLEANING -' THE LUGGAGE! 16. 11111 FRANK AND ERNEST _V by Bob Thoves I _______ TFI LET MV CONSCINC BE.MV WIMP \\ — BuT Z DO THE DRIVING. - • . U• • • • . . • 2. • S • . TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan L.ESS ME, IF lTtSN1}1E OOIN1&EThERTAUGeThYHIOHrMFeEThAN )VEIgPS— HOW O1flJPTE IW1(ATh AMAZJN& COINCIPENCE. Orr&Y QLTE' PJelO 10KI1014 MILEA( EL) I dusr HAPPEN 70 HAVE MY I MAt1NeMAN(w.WI1HME I A 6ATHREP rr A HER1O... ThIS MAN ANP DEAR DR. LAMB - I would like some information on Dr. getting rid of fat in certain areas of the body. I read that when you lose weight or fat, YOU Lamb lose it over your entire body. The weight I gain seems to settle in my hips and seat. I'm not overweight, I Just need rearranging. How do I get rid of fat in one place and stay sending you The Health Letter the same or not get skinny in number 3-7, Girth Control: the other area that are Just Avoiding The Big Middle. -Others who want this InAlso, could you tell me what formation can send 50 cents, exercises are good to flatten the with a long, damped, self. addressed envelope for It. Just derriere? DEAR READER - I've got send your letter tomein cam of news for you. You are over the Evening Herald, P.O. Box weight. There is no such thing 1551, Radio Qty Station, New as spot reducing. You have to York, NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB be on a general weight reduction program to get rid of recently read an article in a fat even if you seem skinny in well known magazine about some areas, such as the face. skin care. It said that lack of You have two problems, loss vitamin A can cause such skin -. ____ n me race, t..._.. W3O3C3 diseases ' muscle neck, arms and gain of fat cancer. I would like to know if below the chest. The way you go this istrue, If taking vitamin A about rearranging yourself is to orally would relieve peorlasls. DEAR READER - I sin recognize you have two problems, not just one. appalled. Vitamin A It Is a perverse aspect of deficiencies can cause skin nature that causes us to lose fat problems but such a deficiency in our face first and last in the will not cause either psoriasis abdomen and hips area. A good or skin cancer. And they are not program is to do exercises to the same thing. build up muscles in the skinny If you have quoted the article places and be on an exercise correctly it is one more diet program to lose calories example why people should be and get rid of the unwanted fat careful about getting health deposits. information in articles not Do isometric exercises for written by doctors. Many so your face. That means con- called health magazines are the tracting each group of facial source of-much of the health muscles that you can Identify misinformation and folklore several times each morning - that people read. between three and ten times is Taking large doses of vitamin enough for each group. A on your own can also lead to Also do exercises that use vitamin A toxicity. Such your arms and chest muscles, misinformation can really be Push-ups, pull-ups and wind- harmful to people. mill exercises are all good. Be sire to use exercises that help pull your shoulders back to maintain good posture for you. These are movements of the arms In a backward fashion as you do if you are swimming the backstroke. You can help tone up sagging muscles in the abdomen with sit-ups and you can tone up that "derriere" with old fashioned bumps and grinds. To help you in your rearranging program I am I IRI; th417)/ Rt.4VYV WJ.6flVJf6Tlj C~ 'I I saiu, What ails the campaign ailed I = J1fr'4 . r 8(/ / My Owner,, The Lawbreaker? S l By JACQUELINE DOWD HeJd Staff Writer Sanford pet owners who auowtheir dogs and cats to run free may 30011 be facing stricter enforcementof the city's annual control laws and stiffer fines for violations. City CornmisaionerA.A. McClanahan Is working on a series of proposals to put more teeth into the city's leash law. s don't know how strong I can make it," McClanahan said, "but I want to make it as strong and as enforceable as possible." McClanahan, who pushed Sanford's leash law onto the books four years ago, said he has received numerous complaints about animals running loose. And Ralph Willis, director of the city's animal control department, cited several recent dogbite cases - including one youngster who was bitten by a German Shephe rd and needed 36 stitches. The details of the proposed changes in the animal control laws haven't been worked outyet, but suggestions under consideration include an escalating fee system for owners whose animals are caught running loose and a new requirement for licensing cats. McClanahan said he probably won't be ready to present a proposal to the city commission at its next I Sanford Connection, Page $A - / IO L'. "You might say we're living high off the swine flu!" /t4,M4, /L4! flL CT fly OZ.. - Garru Tr 4ci ' .'"'-' '-14//4/ / OOPS., / CEREMONY xtA -. -- 00 - > 'I . 4 , ' ' . i . .' .,. - . - . ere are times When YOU just have to get away from it all. This boater on Lake - I' . '•' J. ;. ,• • • . •. . . onroe . M perlencing what all of us dream of doing from time to time, especa.,y on coo a mornings: he has cast off the lines which bind him to the shore, and to the . -- . -- — - - -- _ L ft 4" , televised debates, neither Ford nor Carter broke major new ground. Instead, the debates were a process of rhetoric and rebuttal, with few memorable ) - .- troubles and worries that plague Ian. dlubbers. With only soaring birds and dozing alligators for Analysis JOI4ES3OCCIWEØSt by 10 7EU If &Ywr7o 'Tg *1ØTA T4WIUWD/ *J, lTD ft WRY strategy maybe too ingrained to change as the days dwindle down toward the election of President. In 4% hours of nationally CRUISE i--" "'t' ip n some trutances distorted per. ceptions of the other and his Positions. The habit and the (For a copy 01 JACOB V MODERN, send $1 to: "Win o .. fl. .• . ' newspaper, P. 0 Box 489, Radio City Station. New York ) N.Y. 100 19) I 'r ' , ' the debates, and neither President Ford nor Jimmy 1' - - Carter seems bent on curing it, despite their promises to take the high road and deal with the realissues. For each candidate has campaigning against created, by Gill Fox / LEISURE By WALTER %j AP Special Correspondent WILLIAMSBURG, Vs - A Florida reader wants to know what the •l,tIri American bidding system is. it lithe name given to the bidding methods taught and played by practically all American experts. Each ex. pert has his own variations, but basically the system is the best there is. DOONESBURY rc Sil A09, SIDE GLANCES Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents ence Are est Memory Of South able to get himself set? It wasn't too difficult. All it required was a little bit of misdirection by British Internationalist Jonathon Cansino, who sat West. Jonathon dropped the jack of hearts under the queen. Jonathon had seen that his jack of trumps was worthless. South had bid a lot as It was and surely held a six-card heart suit. The false card worked like a charm. South decided that East had started with three hearts and it was up to him to get back to dummy to finesse a second time. The only way to get there was to ruff a diamond. He tried to do that, but East overruf fed. South bid his hand like there wasnotomorrow,buttheway the cards lay he was sure 10 make his six-hurt contract. He started out perfectly. Clubs were Unued. He ruffed the second club and went over to dummy with the king of diamonds. la,l Then heart •'. • .• I,. ,,.. - .... queen. With hearts breaking 2-2 and the finesse working, how was - - The 27 Minutes By OSWAlD and JAMES JACOBY Spot Reducing: No Such Thing - Debates: Jul Juluiju - 11 momi ..g w\ SUNDAY EDITION 0 meeting Monday night, because he wants to confer with City Attorney Vernon Mize Jr. first. "The fees should get progressively more expensive fcr repeated offenders," McClanahan said. "We have some animals we've picked up five times." McClanahan anahan admits it Is easier to enforce the laws against dogs than against cats, and says he isn't sure a license requirement would stop owners from allowing their cats to roam. "It's harder to catch cats," said McClanahan, who owns one cat and two dogs himself. Catching dogs and taking them to the city pound, where the owners must pay a fee to get their pets back, is the main method of enforcing the license requirement for dogs. "i personally would like to see a violation become a misdemeanor, like a traffic ticket," McClanahan said. "We definitely need more stringent controls." McClanahan feels the city's animal control staff three full-time employes - has definitely made a dent in Sanford's animal problem. "We've done a good job of getting rid of the homeless packs of dogs," he said. "The problem now is Joe Doe ignoring the rights of his neighbors." McClanahan said most of the complaints he receives involve dogs relieving themselves on neighbor's lawns, tipping over garbage cans and digging up gardens. 'People who wouldn't think of damaging other people's property will turn a dog loose to run in the neighborhood," McClanahan said. McClanahan and Willis are also trying to arran ge clinics so animals can be neutered at reduced costs. The 27 minutes off the air, when the sound failed during the first debate in Philadelphia, probably registers in more memories now than anything that was 3Wd thesystem ys was working. when In San Francisco, the high point was a blunder, Ford's flat statement that there is no So. viet domination of Eastern Eu. diversion, although Fordfinally admitted that he had erred. In Williamsburg on Friday night, the debate finale was a study in etiquette, with both contestants wary of error in word or in Image in the last, crucial phase of a close campaign. An early question by Robert . '• ,_____ 's '.. - '•iã, I•_j ____ . ______ . - _______ - -- SRI. t* -. .1 _____:. .-..___ - . -,. .. s• ________ vow . - (1.raId - • Photo by Tom VInCI,II) • Civic Center Bids Senior • Sanford's senior citizens have want to use the civic center at other times will be asked to pay custodian overtime, electric bills and other operating cx- been offered free use of the Tva.'UILIIgtofl , Post summed up the campaign, Sanford Civic Center three a week. ailment. He said the indications afternoons , ,.. .. . . , ui a propnsai made by City ,,, are iia voters are o1 penses. , Warren Knowles to e Ameri. canAssoc a tion ur has digressed from Important . issues into charges about Retired Persons, ua. CIVIC brainwashing and bl unders and center would be available to Carters interview with Play- senior citizens groups on iuesuay, Tuesday, Yleunesua) anu Wednesday ho Thursday afternoon unless a In turn, IIIC candida tes 1d they have no intention of spend. paying group reserves a About a month ago, •1, R ecr e n tion C* , ,,. dernlgan iO,u . city , com. missioners that the city's policy i •, - - - of allowing senior citizens -, groups 0 use •1,e ci ic center for free on a space available basis was beginning to cause problems. The local chapter of the , v - ing the balance of the campaign specific day. Senior citizens' groups who discussing anything but the real concerns of the people. "1 hope that we can leave those issues in this next 10 days about personalities and mis. takes of the past - we've both made some mistakes - and talk about unemployment, in. fl ation, housing, education, taxa Ii o n, guvernment ' a . American Association of Retired Persons, headed by James Grant, had requested use of the civic center for its monthly meetings, wiucti are now scheduled on Friday af- ernoons. . Jern igan was. concerned about possible confl icts, since , - Frida) evening is one of the - , heav est uelflanu demand times and many groups who pay to use the civic center need time in the afternoon before an event to i set-up. The School Board Candidates: V/hat Are They • • itizens The subject will be on Monday night's city commission meeting agenda. Other topics: 100th an. - —Sanford's niersary next year, .ac norner, executive manager of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, has volunteered to , start planning a,iu working on an observance of the city's centennial —A proposed cocktail lounge at the airport terminal. Toda y Around Th e Clock 4-A Horoscope 4-c Bridge 4-C Hospital 7-A Calendar .............7-A Obituaries ..... ............7-A CB News .. 6-B Sports 1-3-fl Crossword .........4.1 Television .. Editorial 4-A Weather 7-A hear Abby 2-C Women 1-3-c - - Rea II y L ike? i e organization, stripping away of secrecy," Carter said. Ford confessed to "rather See company, it's clear sailing ahead ., C. Maynard of the thelowlevelofacaznpajgnthat ________., . ' . - - - - --Page 6A THE DEBATES, Page 3A - 'Conspiracy,' HMOs Targets Orr, Medical Soclety Swap Barbs BY ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer Horace Orr, president of the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corp. (SEEDCO) today refuted parts of a critical letter written by the president of the Seminole County Medical Society, On Oct. 16, Lewis J. Edgemon said in a letter that Orr has "repeatedly stated publicly that a group of physicians conspired to destroy SEEDCO." Labeling Orr's statements as "erroneous," Edgemon's letter states the medical society is unaware of any "conspiracy to harm SEEDCO." But Orr, whobe operations recently unuerwent an audit by the federal government's General Accounting Office (GAO), says Edge Edgemon is the wrong track because he has never blamed the medical societ) for his WOCS "Horace Orr has never stated the medical society conspired to do aiibing. However, a few doctors four or five set about to destrorus. We have proof of that," Orr said today. -. - gemon. The physician said his main intent in writing the letter was to let citizens know for certain that the society has nothing against SEEDCO. Edgemon said $50,000 in federal funds sent here to conduct a feasibility study for location of a Health Maintenance Organization j lIMO I in Seminole was a "waste of taxpayer money." of According to Edgemon, an lIMO was not feasible here because poor marketability." "Poor marketability means there are not enough young healthy fa requiring little medical care who would pay premiums that could be used to support older less healthy faimlies," Edgemon says. Orr, on the other hand, stated "that is in error. The study shows lack of citizen participation Theatmi sphere was not conducive." In January of I97, SEEDCO received the $50,000, performed the study and recommended a year later that an LIMO was not feasible for this area. One of the reasons cited was lack of par- ticipation by local physicians. A major grievance cited by Edgemon was the manner in which the lIMO grant was nun. The physician said experts adSEEDCO before application was made to Atlanta that an LIMO was not feasible in Seminole. Orr disagreed, saying he believed it could have been worked out. Edgemon went on to say that lack of participation by physicians in an LIMO was not the reason the study came up with a negative recommendation for Seminole. Edgetiiuii said the society, as a whole, 'supports the basic visctJ concept" of SEEI)CO. But, he said. "often in order to strengthen an orgaruzation. weak or defective parts have to be modified or replaced. I'h)sicians are citizens and have a right to ask questions. Orr said he agreed physicians have tnat right. Edgemon, in his letter, cited "possible improprieties and poor bti.siness practices" within the SEEDCO operatio -iii Interim GAO audit report recently cleared the Sanford agency of any instances of illegalities. Final audit result.sare expected III about two months. Ort has publicly stated that a group of doctors opposed his effort. and that the issue initially centered 'n the' LIMO concept � 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 22, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 22, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/54748b24f1bc22daa008557c402c220a.pdf c1e405e92311b2f8bef5e2b5ea8e3a31 PDF Text Text Hungary Is Stage, ButPromPtOrs Are Located in* Moscow ON OeL sk UK as"" - cow i monthly alary of $1,111is bd Hungary rub mom In *a ti"Iy pod cha" to tam to Maid an OCL ink _ i et Led Im 374.0 did. Hungary four Thi*ar1ans own U million per cod hike in the price .1& against StallnIjm wihod _ (4 Shiliffild, gr- the 111111111. Nogy f0mied a me. an ROMM Catholic discuss a Russian withdraw, _ _ h Includ- who bad been gonlenced to life Nally took asylum in the yl liked In Hw*u7 to bddw Ms IMW&WnunWbim Jlf i regime, was hberste& tricked by an offer of safe Cot Stal. tcttsIW rem. units of P WIN. au tnto propi1, such viet oil are dill being felt. The in; the Soviet dlctdor had died duct and arrested. The SOVIdS massed larda and In the op as wnall farms, gerihn plots, 1175 foreIgn trade defleft Ii edi. In 1$3. clh,i be h. a Ida Hungary was withdrawn troops around Budapest and FLORIDA 1161 the rebek and Soviet from the Warsaw Pact and pro- 'mashed the ebellion an Nov. call Padat -1. was Is apirtineds and weeke4 Lt mated at $114 billion, R iai the i Shedly before the HIise1an t!0OPS, Iketgatlaa army 'mis, * d'ned nedral 11 the ld 4. 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Limit 1 er to twist the tall ofthe Rus. . .. • ..• • slanbev Wbile toeing the Soviet for. e1P policy line and remaining a SINIC pr.scrlptlon? • staunch member of the Warsaw Pact military alliance and w_ __usi* SNORT 'n SASSY S9 X W of the European Common Market, the thmgarlm enjoy perhaps the most liberal brand 9k I of c1nwism wiL the Sovd Bloc. They even have cx- perimeded ML. a MII forta of free market ICflflflIfly. Its consumer orientation has It Hungarian cominuniam the label of "Goulash conunu- Trust Wajgr,.ns I m Generic ,,ions . ui JJ Vu . " 74 hes my sitit, a you' KLIINiX 69th Year, No. 53-Thridiy, Octoblar 21, 1916 . .. '.. - _• ,., 4. - ':i. w.- U,.r4. •r w .•:••'•• S .. ..I By JACQUELINE DOWD •. - - Herald Staff Writer The thorny problem of how to mesh the gears of three very different governments Is the next task facing the committee studying a proposed regional sewer system for north Seminole. Representatives of Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County began dlscuWqways of organizing the group that will plan. build and operate the regional sewer system at a Wednesday night meeting at Sa&.d's city hail. .. hut they ended up igreelng to discuss, as engineer Clark Diet Put It, "the engagement rather than the marriage contract." Administrators and attorneys for the three governments will be meeting within the nest 30 days to draw up an Interlocal agreement that will formalize the committee and commit the three governments to the general philosophy of a regional apIroach to north Seminole's sewer problems. The specifics of how the authority will be organized will be decided later, after more extensive discinsfonj. Committee members had originally hoped to have a bill creating a regional sewer authority ready for the 1977 session of -the Florida Legislature. Thi1the deadline for submitting local legislation Is Dec. 1, and the committee members agreed that the details of the authority's management system couldn't be hammered out in weeks. Public hearings would also be required before the billsixcould be submitted, The Interlocal agreement will have to shape an organization that can work until at least July 1, 1978, - the date local bills submitted to the 1978 Legislature can be expected to become law. •••- •, on Wdy.sn. to h., b..d j .- -.. But four Soviet divisions are ZAVUI PLAZA • 8"1 19111111 believed to be dill bald. HunSTORE NOUNS: SM. comprising 11111,000 troOP16 ) SUNDAYL1 1,2111111 Looks and = plones. To PHONE n34M RX 3214M opening old wounds, the Rmdm we bI In their bar, racks or maneuver am and have ICNA contact with local inhabitants Wedom observers agree that .. the Hungarians hove. for the most part, overcome the Ron 00 trauma at low. "The Hungarians led no OVA love for ft Russian% 99c particular roped, but no great Si€f SUPER SIZE -, hatred,,, said a western ciipio. . Rich skin core cream. COLGATI mat In Budapest. Never-greasy I Oz Tibor Dery, an 82-year-old '!' Price Includes 18 off Hungarian writer EARLY CAITAIR$ - 1th Limit Jailed after Soviet forces 99 ICE CREAM TM8 Crushed the uprising, said In an 54' 0=011111 Austrian television Interview ____ IO CISARITrIS SON WUISKIT recently that he felt the revolu•49 Natural lion had a "happy end" after All Popui..r Brands SAL AIL . AI Flavors $51. . a Regular "I de not believe that 20 Tax Prical 4!7 :::*. nmmy wotxkW and destruction we suffered an so fen Way, 7 not mick at any rate," he said. CIT. 42 The two-week-long revolt Sd.f p WRIGLEY'S PtA VOIPUL GUM lOPAK 9a ,. Of the gore, 40000 have Am returned, the government says. Others who acquired for. eip citizenship have come back as tourists. Today, every 1011 tourist Is Huquian-born, officials claim. 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Almond or Kraclil, bars CHOICE :- LIMI1csfCoo*4pflcTowI X. :1 :1 S-A Editorial...................4-A Television .................SB Weather ...................5-A Women 0.7-A ..........,.•.• --.--...•.• I•iilI L: rlIar , w I FLASHLIGHT it 1.5. SENATE Whodunit? • - - Who's iesponsiliie for sending Democratic County Commissioner harry Kwiatkowski Into a tizzy? Kwlatkowskl, a staunch Lawton Chiles supporter, strolled Into his office one day this week to receive the shock of his life. "Who put that up there?" boomed Kwiatkowski. The "that" turned out to be a campaign poster advertising the assets of none other than Chiles' opponent for the U.S. Senate, John Grady, a Republican and official of the John Birch Society. "1 never thought I'd see that," quipped Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough. "Who put that blankety-blank up on my wall?" asked Kwiatkowski. "Sid (Vihlen) did It," suggested Kimbrough, (who just happens to be a Grady supporter). left up to 82 river commuters , dead, but the ferry remained partially submerged. Efforts continued to bring the ferry to the surface even as dlvera stood by on the the shore to resume to search for bodies. Sherlfrs officers said 22 bedies were recovered in the hours missing were believed trapped in the ferry or sunk in the 10 feet of mud on the river bottom, officials said. Laboring through the night, workmen on the floating crane attached lines to the l20-by -55Foot ferry, which had settled upside down with Its rusted hull . protruding after it was rammed by the 664-foot Norwegian tanker Frosts. Eighteen persons survived the collision, but it was unknown exactly how many were on the George Prince ferry when it was hit broadside just before dawn Wednesday. the Frasta, which was empty and was heading to Baton Rouge to take on cargo. The freighter remained anchored a mile and a half upstrein while the Coast Guard launched an investigation of the accident. The cause of the collision was Row With two of the group's strongest voices - Sanford City Commissioner John Morris and County Executive Assistant Roger Neiswender -absent, the committee repeatedly stalled on: specific organization questions. But Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles pushed for the preliminary commkttinent of the Interlocal agreement because of what he described as "the uneasy feeling on the part of the city of Sanford that we're going to be left out on one hell of a limb." If Lake Mary and the county decide later to drop out of the ref'n'ti authority, Sa"ord - as lead applicant for the pr4etti federal completed, Knowles said. "DO You think the city would go Did on a limb for $5 million?" Knowles asked the others. "Heavens, no.. The city's entire budget for the current fiscal year totals less than $4 million. County Commissioner John Kimbrough and county staffers who attended the meeting asked for more time to study possible ways of organizing the regional system's management But lAe Mary COuncftm Harry Terry, who said his council had already voted for the regional authority and appointed two representatives to serve on It, said more study time wouldn't help his small city. "I have a different problem than the rest of you," Terry said. "You've got staffs who can bring all the stuff to you." Knowles offered the help of any Sanford employes Terry needs. The two cities already employ the same consulting engineering firm. The committee Is scheduled to meet again Nov. 17 to review a proposed Interlocal agreement drawn up by the attorneys after consulting with the administrators. 'He's Som e Little Kid' ;oaloonsumer Prices Up .4 Of-- 1% - WASHINGTON (AP) Consumer prices rose four-tenths of a per cent in September as grocery costs declined for the first time In ala months, helping offset Increases for other goQd3 and services, the government said today. - The over-11 rise in the consumer price Index translates into an annual inflation rate of about 4.9 per cent, a level In line with the basic underlying rate of inflation In the economy of S to 6 per cent. September's rise follows increases of five-tenths of a per cent in each of the previous three months. While Inflation eased slightly last month, the Labor Department said the purchasing power of the average wo'rker's paycheck continued to shrink. The department said real earnings what's left of salary after deductions for taxes and adjusted for inflation declined Five-tenths of a per cent last month. The price report was the final major economic statistic to be - - released before the November elections. President Ford has claimed that his economic policies have helped cut the inflation rate to half of its 1974 levels, while Democrat Jimmy Carter has charged that the current rate still is twice as high as when the Democrats were in office. Consumer prices surged 12.2 per cent In 1974 and slowed to 7 per cent in 1975. Over the past 12 months, prices have risen 5.8 per cent. But for Americans accustomed to price increases aeragthg about 2 per cent a year through much of the post-World War II period, the curr en t rate is high. Over-all, the Consumer Price Index stood at 172.6 in September, meaning a market basket of goods and services costing $100 in 1967 now costs $172.60. Grocery prices declined in September one-tenth of a per cent after seasonal adjustment, the first decline since March when they fell ek!ht.Ienthc of a ,wr rant Pork and poultry prices declined sharply as they have in recent months. Beef prices also fell but by less than in July or August, the Labor Department said. Prices of cereal and bakery products dropped for the first time since March, and sugar prices declined sharply. But prices for fresh vegetables, dairy products and coffee continued to Increase. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida's unemployment rate fell slightly In September as the number of unemployed Floridians decreased by 2,100, officials said today. - undetermined, HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) A New Jersey woman recently released from prison on a drug conviction is trying to get back the son she sold in a motel for $1,200. "I just keep in my mind that if I can get myaelogeUier, there'sno reason why I can't get 'bW back," Debbi I ntilli said from a relative's home in New Jersey. "He's really some little kid. He's been through a lot." Joey Intilli is three and has had three homes in his short life. A husky, affectionate boy, he saw his mother last month for the first time in 18 months. Miss Intilli, 22, hopes her cooperation with authorities in New Jersey and Florida will help her win custody of Joey at a hearing next week in Elizabeth, N.J. If she gets her son back, she said, she will move to Hollywood, and live with her mother. They've reconciled after previous differences. She said she had argued with her mother over care of the child when she agreed to sell Joey 18 months ago. She had been living in nearby Lauderhill with Ellen Kalt, who is serving a five-year prison sentence on a fraud conviction in a different baby-sale case. "I know people will say, 'How could she do a thing like that,' but I thought I was doing the best thing at the time," Miss Intilli said. When Joey was sold in a Miami motel, his mother said she signed some papers before a baby broker took him to the airport. The child has been in a foster home since last month. The New York couple who had the boy gave him up to New Jersey authorities after a court ruled last month that they had no claim to him since Miss Intilli refused to sign adoption papers. "Joey is doing very well," said Judy Fell, a supervisor in the New Jersey Family Services Department. "But all this has got to have some effect on him while he's growing up" Sheriff John St. Amant esti Many of the dead were factoHowever, the .2 per cent drop to a level of 9.4 per cent mated From reports of missing '' workers en route to jobs on still kept the states unemployment figure well above the persons from factories and the west bank from Destrahan national average of 7.8 per cent. and other other east-bank towns homes in the area that 96 passengers were on the ferry. But about 20 miles upriver fro m he said later that the total New Orleans. probably exceeded 100. Some passengers were 011 "We don't have any idea," foot, but others had remained in .;,I n #cu...t; w..n.... IêL UI their cars with windows rolled Friloux of St. Charles Parish. up to keep out the cold. "There were 30 to 35 autos impact of the collision aboard, with from one to four or dumped cars and screaming five people per car. And we Passengers into the cold, swift don't know how many foot pasBy ED PR1CKET water, which reached depths of sengers were aboard." Herald Staff Writer 80 feet. "We saw the ship moving Up A lack of adequate space at the courthouse in Sanford has Divers searching for survi- the river, and the ship blowed prompted plans to create a panel to study space needs of Seminole vors on Wednesday reported its whistle for the ferry four or judges who will have an additional caseload placed on them when hearing tapping from the hull, five times, but the ferry just municial courts phase out in January. but found only bodies bumping kept going," said Jerry Mayo, a Circuit and County court judges earlier had requested two around. worker on a sister ferry that additional courtrooms at a projected cost of more than $200,000. No one was Injured aboard rescued many of the survivors. But. county cotnmkinnrc dunn., h,uI.i..t .1 16 wu ,uu we ------------ ----- Tough polyethylene. Safety glow Ions ring. Batterieli extra. 932518P. neg. "t 1.29 H Is a master of caution • ___ I I never going far enough to Lncu -' Ow riwydoy CAL VIII' OLD FUN-SillI' PUMPKIN •1 the wrath of his own people or of I S I 4 he 79 EXTRA STASO Hiswith relationshlip Soviet .:.\ _ + leader Leonid Brezhnev Is COn.. ** BLIND BOURBON sideredgoodbutnotoverlycorf dial. Every summer, they i \ / •c. 12 $51 CS. 12 vacation at the same Black Sea If:f I C.' / resort. 1:1 -_ hi;i i ' ' Budaperl Oda resembles I SCOTCH $7 SPRAY Western capitals in stylishness, H i with glittering shop windows 87 GARD 29 'n WASH 1 and traffic jams. Long W. J , 25 vents . . non-stick. QT. 1:1 _ fadedblueJeansandpopmu.sic • .,. i are "in" among the youtIL 1*59 1 o 09 VI But despite large-scale CID SCRIPTO HEREFORD'S I A I 997 grtion, there is a continuing PABST Fabric protector Lound,ysosI and I VU-LIGHTER I housing shortage. in one new to repel t 5th', COWS 59 stain remover by L 12 111 Assorted sports scenes. Budapest project built to house DLLI Cans t::I T Sp I 16 Texiz.. 16-oz. . I !),OOO, there were 13,000 cornMILKSHAKE CORDIALS El J!4 Le%i plaints as tenants moved m 54f 2.77 The planners failed to make /'_,,-'-, .,r1l/IItll,l.IIJI -------------provision forshopsandichools. W_d___"d " Y______east youiool.aISI athssl,s.so. OwPolicy. Each _dvthsidilonuIsISQUWId10bi _iaddy -O.! ' . SI plan shHd to n.., smpli sispp10s. N t'OlIobIe 10' ui.: • S9c1a1s1Io.pi,I prsc.s ae indicated by __LI.___/ Soviet Bloc automobile cod : b•Io* Uto OdvIcUsod p'Ici of an coupons. Any offius as out 10* 'SIfydip W*lg,in SALE PRICES Ii usI ISI out Cash,.v to, Sl.s 14$t.d. unless specifically 20 to 30 times the average You can dependonUs..) a salloW OCCIIS. .is no10d in thIs ad 0.1 your -'-.------..1.... . - I1 'Death ShipRa*ised, 82 Die - fegulor 76t , " S-B LULING, La. (AP) A giant after the collision, many of floating crane today righted the them still trapped In cars that Mississippi River ferry that were aboard the ferry. capsized alter a collision that The bodies of many of the 76.Limjt2 - MOREL EVEREADY COrD BATTERY 2.PAK "_' Thru 10-23. CANDY! GIN .........• Dear Abby .................7-A Lamb 5-B Dr. STH BRANDY P''P OT piton 57 CIT. Cs 4-A Horoscope •• •.•.••......., ,ft -off "Is " BROTHERS GIN 12 Around The Clock Square Shooter or 3x 44" size. Minimum order 4 prints. Thru 11.1-76. 36i ' SemInole County Sheriff John Polk (left) corners Sen. Lawton Chiles during a fund-raIsIng barbecue for Chiles at Mayfair Country Club. Among the estimated 125 persons attending the 2 -hour affair Wednesday night were 3d District State Rep. Robert Hattaway; Jpe Knewks;k , candidate for State Rep., 34th District; State' Sen. Jbhá Vogt, Sanford Mayor Lee Moore; Dave Gunter, Seminole County Commission land1date and Sanford city commission hopefuls James Melvin and Larry Blair. Jack Bridges, Chiles' county campaign coordinator and treasurer, said proceeds had not been counted yet but termed the barbecue "a success financially." Bridge ..................... S-B flop Calendar ................... S-B Obituaries Comics ....................S-B Crossword S-B Sports by nick Walls) RAW( Today N COPY PRINTS ' 1111T. 1llr1N6 co BEEF EATER A , - 97 4 I TONE COCOA BUTTER Thru 10-23-76 NISIITIN NOWI r ---1 Polk And Pal Complexion Size 14 lb. FRESH FROZEN HAM NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT NNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY PHONE SMIINOPP CANADIAN Now 64, Kadar is second in SAIRK seniority among Soviet' bloc A eaders to Bulgaria's Toior SCOTCH lZhivkov. I , I When Soviet tan the uprLdng, Kadar became the J11, mod hated man ui Hungary. He lj1 referred to Soviet leader Nildta 'Pr. Klwimhchev, who ordered the 5TH suppression, as "my fatherly friend and elder brother." Much of Kadar's success winning Popular support since then is attributed to his dictum: withu" is not aalnst iS VODKA CIT. RUM 79 -- (Herald Pliote "?4 ale LMT ON Co" III CUSTOMM t,M 1 ENTRY BLANK FOR RELSKA - - 76. Limit 2 499 700Hpr1ans were k1lled 000 wen wounded and 200,0W fled the countu after the Soviet army went Into action. The U.S. Immigration and Natural izafion Service said 30fl5 wed to the United States. Hundreds were arrested in On ensuing crackdown. Scores were executed, Including Imre Nagy, the premier of the revoiay govenent, and his defense moister, Gin Pal Thru 10-23. Sanford, Florida 32771-Prlce 10 Cents Knock! Knock"? WASHINGTON (AP) The television lights switched on, the cameras focused on the door, the members of the Press stood and the introduction was solemnly made: "Ladles and gentlemen, the President of the United - States." The reporters wai ted, but nobody came In. Then there was a rattling and thumping at th e door of the White House East Room. President Ford coul dn't get X. -* In. Finally, he appeared from another door lending to an adjacent hallway and took his place at the rostrum. "We just had a doorknob break off," he explained, quickly adding: "You can't blame that on me." There was some contusion about the doorknob incident. Ford, describing the doorknob aff air, said It occurred as be was trying to leave the Oval Office for the walk to the Separate Tables, Page 3-A East Room where the reporters were waiting for him to start his news conference. lie said th e Oval Office doorknob came off In the hands of one of his aides, Terrence O'Donnell, In an tifort to record the actual loca tion of th e door, a television camera crew later moved In to film a closeup of the vacant spot on th e dour where the handle had been. But an alert presidential aide q uickly stepped In front of the camera to block th e view of th e missing doorknob. For More Judges, Cases - _- - The IJ9IMJ pace - - Gurney Loses Bid ORLANDO (AP) U.S. misconduct over failure of the District Judge George C. Young prosecution to provide full today denied another defense records of plea-bargaining motion to dismiss a perjury agreements with Gurney's charge against Former Sen. Ed- former fundraiser, Larry ward J. Gurney. Williams. Young ruled against GurEarlier story, Page B-:t ney's claim of governmental - -- •••---.... ,.., request. anel Created 6 Instead, Probation and Parole officers housed in the courthouse were ousted to make way for Seminole's newly elected county judge, Alan Dickey. In addition to judicial space needs, the county has created a new legal department. According to Pat Glision, Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) Director, providing space for judges, the new legal department and other county officers is going to be "very expensive." Judges don't always feel their positions are adequately explained. And county commissioners don't always feel the judges' requests are justified. So. the panel which will be headed by Sanford Atty. Mack - Cleveland Is expected to sit down with representatives of the judiciary and the county commission and come up with recommendations to solve the burgeoning need for office and courtroom - *pace. Exec. Asst. Roger Neiswender said the Florida Bar Association saw "an impasse" developing between the board and judges. The bar asked commissioners to let Cleveland arbitrate the issue in meetings between the two entities. County Commissioner John Kimbrough at first was skeptical. But after he was informed that decisions made by panel members would be binding as much as possible on both the county commission and the judiciary, the Republican commissioner agreed to give it a try. - - In January, the county courts will be responsible for caseloads once handled by Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Casselberry and Winter Springs. Sanford already has phased out its city court. Glisson said circuit judges have Informed county officials that the case load is shifting to Seminole County. As the case load shifts, so will judges. Presently 13 circuit judges are assigned to the 18th Judiizij Circuit, which Includes Seminole and Brevarcj Counties. �Jim Oct. 21D fl74 NATON INBW FTC Bars Sears From Using 'Bait.And$wltch' Tactics WASIUNCTON (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission today approved an order that bars Sears, Roebuck and Co., the nation's largest retailer, from using bait-and-switch tactics to sell major home appliances. Sears, In agreeing to the order, admitted no wrongdoing. But the company said In a statement that "Incidents which came to light In the recent FTC hearings were violations of Sears policy as well as FTC standards." Consume, Price Report Due WASHINGTON (AP) — Although Inflation has been cut considerably over the past several months, government figures show consumer prices are rising at rates that were considered Intolerable only a few years ago. The September Consumer Price Index, the government's f1n! retail-price report before the eieetion, was due to be released today by the Labor LJepartment. Government economists say It probably will reflect the basic tmderlying rate of Inflation In the economy. Gas Rat. Hikes Rescinded WASHINGTON (AP) — Government regulators of natural gas are reducing by $580 million the natural gas price hikes they approved because of prospects that consumers were going to face larger increases than the government Intended. The Federal Power Commission voted Wednesday to rescind 25 per cent of the record $2 billion, rate increase It granted to natural gas producers last July. NAACP Hails Suit Ruling OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — The NAACP is hailing as "a great victory" a judge's ruling that blocks 12 white Port Gibson merchants from collecting $12 million in damages and reduces a state-Imposed appeal bond. "It keeps the NAACP In business and allows them to take the appeal without bankrupting the organization," attorney Frank Parker said after the decision Wednesday. Sears I of Sanford Carpet SALE ! Palmer's Wife Held In Prostitution ly*UAYD Herald no Wer 113% to 32% .-' Christine C'ZtIs, fl•yeaeld wife of tharlea J. Palmer, has been transferred to Orange (bonty Jail after being arrested W.wsday afternoon by Seminole Sherift', deputies at Altanoide Sprbs an two Orange Cotady prostitution charges. Ma. Qetle, also known as QIerle F. llanoon, married Palmer Sheriff's detectives today were Investigating the strongarm two 'noidhe agn. Palmer Is being held In Seminole (btmty Jail on robbery of a food store clerk Wednesday night In southwest chag Sennols raps, rostlti*lon and Incest.He was arrad (kt I on V . the Seminole Cow*y charges following a robe Into an alleged $l,=, according to cwt Jail records. Deputy W. Jackson Starr said a woman clerk told deput1 Cart listed his occtçdlon two pres two men entered the little Food Town Store, 5O Bear Lake titutlonoring State Ally Abbott Herring says was an manic director for "Central Florida Baptist Association." operating of athat rental reside at TheSp rings, west of the Orange County line, about 6 p.m. One of the men Altamonte Springs police arrested Fbin1eCowan3, dropped a glass container of orange juice wlen from a cooler and Longwood. Whe booked at co of Route Lake Monroe, on a burglary charge. Bond for when the clerk took the glass to a rear storage room one of the county Jail In lieu of $2,000 bond on the Cowan wasTwo, set at $5,000. preetitutlon charges, Ms. Curtis gave her residence addiess men grabbed her and demanded money from the store's cash as Uthu1stSmd Spring lake Hills Apsrtznetds, Altamonte Springs. register. Union organizer Daniel James Evans, 29, of Orlando, turned Palmer has given 117 Red Cedar, The Springs, as his home Deputies said the two men are believed to have fled the melf in Atsmi. Seminole idd address. County Jail Wednesday afternoon to begin robbery scene In a green sedan. Officials declined to reveal how serving a five-year prison sentence on an arson conviction In much money was taken In the robbery. mnie Nrectinroorged . connection with the Sept. 1973 burning of 25 service trucks at Air Sanford police today were Investigating the theft of 370 pack Flow Designs Inc., Casaelberry. of cigarettes valued at $166 in a burglary at the Cargo Oil Station, In other arrs, William D. Cart, 36, 51$ Oak St., Altamonte Evans was organizer and business agent for Plumbers and 2623 Orlando Dr. Springs, was charged In a Seminole Qrcult Court warrant with Steamfitters Local = at Orlando when the nonunion air con. Investigators said the burglars entered the gasoline station delivery of controlled substance. Bond on the charge was set at Molting firm's trucks were burned, by removing plywood over a window. ..- . — __.r...,.:: —-4 " -- - 4 —a •-- _2' :aw- : -•- •.... ,-- ——. - ' •• . — -_.. The ---•-• - y Really L 2 i ske THE RACE BY 170-- NA ESTFS herald Staff Writer — JOHN ALEXANDER: A QUIET MOMENT AT LAKE MONROE Alexander: Ah, Those. Saturday Serials, Oaks i.e The attractions In Sanfo rd for young people growing up in John Alexander's day were Yowell's Department Store, McReynolds Drug Store, Angel's Eat Shack, but most of all th e Saturday serials at the movies. Those were the days when a mom could give her son 15 for the Sat urda y Flash Gordon serial nine cents for cents the j. mission, a nickel for popcorn and when the penny change was Pooled together with four other buddies an extra bag of popcorn could be bought for all to share, Giant oak trees separated the two-lane SR 436 highway and swimming excursions to Lake Mary and Sanlando Springs were a "big deal." Alexande r was not exactly li ke his f riends. He was a firstgeneration American, son of a Greek Immigrant father and an Italian Immigrant mother. When he was four, his father died and he and his mother made their home with his grandparents. A bachelor, he still lives with his mother and his a unt. A lot of the old names and businesses are not around anymore, Alexa nder said, remembering the days when eve one in Sanford and almost everyone In Seminole County knewryeach Grand Jury Hears Extioli.iff"I'Dity Choilef I For Carter And Ford Are College Faculty Union Wants 66% Hike TALLAHASSEE (AP) — a clause allowing negotiations $21,910 to tap of $35,52Q after past and subetantjal salary In. ance plan paid for by the on. ance and protection of reflr The newest roimd of contract to begin Immediately on new five yeam creases will be neccssarv," player to add L. the current ment rights before the current ..t— for faculty and staff salary deniantringe benefits An 'L&a nlne-gnonth tgiII said, state program, paid life Insur- 10-year lhim. at the state's mnp universities and sabbt!caI leaves. nlar, *ould go from out averThe union, wtUcn won the .— mom has opened with wilan negotlaUnion leaders said the 2.5- age of $11,300 to a top after two rigid to represent employes In Ewnlng Heiujd tors demanding a Ipei.cent percent pay hike and $20-a- years of $14,974; an "4aM as election last March, also de- r — pay hike. month Increases in the first professor's pay would go from manded guaranteed paid 1 University officials estimated contract were far below what $13,740 to $16,594 and an associ- sabbaticals every fiveyears. Thursday, October 21, 1916.—Vol. 0, No. 53 that such a pay Increase would the faculty deserved. They said ate professor's salary would InThe year off with pay would Published Daily and Sunda. cicept Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 35 N. cost $S7mlulon over last year's they only agreed became the crease from $16,400 to a max- allow faculty time to do reAve. Fla. 31171. legislature had already deter- lznum of $25,700. salaries, search and Improve skills, Second Class Psstaq• Paid at Sanford. Florida 3777). mined how much money was Alter briefly reviewing the Megill said. Home Delivery. 53 cent Month. $7 10 6 Months. $11 70: Year. Negotiators for the United available for salartes. demands, negotiators recessed $21 40 By Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All Other mad In addition, the union sotaght Faculty of Florida presented Month. 5770; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $37 10 The demands presented until Nov. 10. Regents negotla- a supplemental health insurthe demands Wednesday at it Wednesday were the same as tars said they would probably barg aining session with repro- those made at the start of the have it counterproposal ready sentatives of the Board of Re- first talks and then dropped be. by late November. geMs, came of the legislative action. However, Caesar Naples, The first contract between The union proposal would chief regents negotiator, said the two groups was ratified Just raise a full-professor's nine- that serious bargaining prob. I two weeks ago, but It contained month average salary from ably would not begin until De' camber because he needed to have the latest estimates of 1" date tax revenue. Ji In addition to minimum pay a hikes, the union also sought guaranteed promotional and merit Increases and quarterly cost-of-Living boosts. Ken Mesill, chief union tieThe Seminole County Grand spring of 1973 resigning Oct. g '-;j c" gotlator, Chancellor •: Jury was In session today at to accept a $20,000-8-year Job E.T. York said said that lad year that a Sanford In what observers with the City of Cape Coral. speculated could be a probe family Is still living In 23.5-per-cent Increase was ,1 •' Slid would only bring concerning Casselberry city Casselberry and he Is corn :' government or its officials, muting weekends betweenemployes'L "It Is obvious that faculty and A tight lid of secrecy was Cape Coral and Casselberry. clamped on the proceedings by There were no Indications of professional employes have been greatly underpaid In the . j SemInole-Breyard State how long the grand Jury , Attbrnçy Abbott Herring's rnIghLlad. Oti.*edn.dsy the ....,,, Office, as former Casselberry grand jurors are believed to Utilities director John Lam was have considered cases In- WEATHER closeted with the grand Jurors volving juveniles, because for well over an hour. authorities who handle juvenile Lane became Casselberry's cases were observed near the Wednesday's high U, today's first utility director In the grand jury chamber, low $1. Sam c Scuba Shop:' Your shark s't'pelltqu worked ju.cifi,u'.' Now. Fair and cooler today through Friday. Highs around mid 70s today and upper 70s Friday. Lows tonight In SOs. Gusty northerly winds today, In. creasingto15to25 mph. this morning, decreasing tonight and becoming northeast Friday. TOMORROW'S TIDFS Daytona Beach: high 7:23 Wit Vou get your share of the calls from the people Ili, gi' I() a.m., 7:51 p.m., 1:00 LW., 1:34 the chow Patcs it) (md sporlint goods'? P.m. • Your Yellow lat.es .Saks Rep ea dctn a program Ior Port Canaveral: high 7:15 ou ihat'Il make it easier for these people to find you. a.m., 7:39 p.m., low 12:51 a,m., I 1:25 p.m. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION '—" Bayport: high 12:53 a.m., 1:51 p.m., low 7:31 am., 7:43 POS p.m — other J "When you walked wnuie ' in si?ort.yop ge.i - everyone you met," he said. Alexander attended the Seminole County public schools, graduating with the class of 1948 from the old Seminole High School. He was a 135 pound half-back on the Seminole "Celery Feds" football team and co-captain of the team, active in the sport all three years of high school. He still keeps In touch with former classmates. Alexander keeps the coin collection his grandfather helped him dart when he was a boy. He went to Stetson for two years before Joining the Marine Corps In 19SO, serving during the Korean conflict. He sold his Insurance and real estate agency In 1969 and concentrates on real estate activity now. To keep in shape.Alexander foU3ws a strict 30-minutes regimen of vigorous physical exercise every morning, enjoys the outdoors, mostly the beach, boating and occasionally golf which he says he Is not particularly good at. lie considers himself a good cook, specializing In one-pot Greek, Italian and French dishes and steaks and soups. Alexander visits new restaurants opening to try new cuisines and collects recines. is an avid reader, enjoying general novels, some fiction and lie hidory, He is a native of Sanford. Kirchhof': Ah, Those Days Watching The Trains Sanford was a different, more railroad-oriented community, during the years Bill Kirchhoff was growing up. "When I was a child, we used to go to the railroad yard and ('roundhouse to watch the engines being serviced Just after World War H. Sanford was a major railroad center for Central Florida then," Kirchhoff recalls. "Afterwar ds we watched as hundreds of trains were being scrapped or sent to South America, Where there are three railroad tracks In Sanford now, there were nin e tracks back then, and somet hing was always going on for young people to watch," he said. Kirchhoff's father was a farmer, growing gladiolas to supply the major marketing cen ters In New York, Chicago and Detroit. , learned chess, bridge and other adult games with them. lie had a paper route and worked dur ing the summers as a dishwasher and bell boy in upstate New York hotels while in high school, graduating from Seminole High School with the 88mem be r class of 1957. Part of the class went off to the rv se ices and many on to higher educational pursuits. Kirchhoff attended Georgia Tech for one year and then the University of Florida where he received his degree in government and history. lie served three years in the U. S. Navy as a lieutenant Junior grade and was in the Inactive reserves for a number of years. Kirchhoff and his wife, Carol, a native of Tampa, met in geography class w hile attending the University of Florida. They have two sons, Bill, almost 14, and Eric. 12, both students at Sanford Middle School. The boys are often mistaken as twins. Mrs. Kirchhoff is employed in Seminole County Property Appraiser Terry Goembel's office in the land-appraisal depart. ment. Kirchhoff's hobbies include restoring old cars and old houses, reading historical no vels and history books particularly concerning the history of Sanford and Seminole County. He collects stamps, old bottles, enjoys yard work and plays tennis. lie is a stockbroker with Reynolds Securities Inc. ere bloom. The family happened to be In Niagara Falls, N. Y. ,when Kirchhoff was born. The Kirchhoffs soon moved to Florida, and young Kirchhoff's father bought the old Mayfair Hotel which later became Sanford Naval Academy. "It was like a big family at the hotel with the guests, mostly older, retired and successful people. Th e hotel was o pen in the winter, but during the summertime the guests were local people," he said. They became young Kirchhoff's playmates and he The district five county commission race listed on the Nov. 2 general election ballot in Seminole lists the names of two well. known S a n ford Families Alexander and Kirchhoff. John Alexander, 46, a Democrat, Is seeking return to the county commission alter a six-year retirement from the political arena, Alexander served two terms on the county board and w as elected chairman by his colleagues for six of the eight years. Atthoug William E. (Bill) Kirchhoff, 37, has never served In elective office, he was a member of the Seminole County Planning adnd Zoning Commission for (our years, and Its chairman for 3I years prior to resigning to seek the county commission post. The commissioners must reside with in given geographical districts, but run for office countywide. — ,n By The Asssclsted Press vedlgate Ford's role ill rallying Jimmy Carter and President House Republicans behind a Carter Wins Ford are heading for the same successful effort to block an political dinner tonight and, al. early Investigation of Water. Wedaeainy's straw vote by though their paths will cross, gate. at South the candidates don't plan to flit) Iside Elementary School, According to the White Home into each other. Sanford, ended Is a I tapes, Nixon appeared to Issue resoundlig victory for I Both candidates are ached- orders to enlist Ford's aid iii Wed be at the Al AJSmith dinner Working the probe, but Ford Jimmy Carter over I President Ford.flasflai ,J in New York City tonight. But says he was acting on his own their schedules have been when he worked to halt a House carefully tailored to keep them Banking Committee inIndependent presidential from seeing each other. Ford's veatigaticm Into laundered CuT)- candidate Eugene McCarthy schedule calls for him to show paigo funds used to pay for the was In Portland, Ore., where he up at 7 p.m. EDT and leave at Watergate - 6:30 n.m. with said Ford and Carter we not .. Carter rr1uina *15 AS tor carter, Ford said the informing the voters of their at 9 pm. and staying for about Democratic nominee "does wa- views on foreign policy. an hour. McCarthy said neither candiThe nonpartisan dinner hon. ver, wander, wiggle and waffle" a bout issues. date has consi dered foreign polors the former New York Carter, who was studying for Icy beyond the question of mill. Democratic governor who was th Friday debate, did not listen zary strength, adding: "Th e the first Catholic presdential ere i to the Ford news conference on should have been a discussion candidate. Itisa fixture inNew theradioandbadno response to on whether or not we are alYork politics, particularly in Ford's criticism's ready overarmed," presidential election years, and is foted upon ac,.- virtual mandatory event for candidates seeking the Catholic vote. Carter has been criticized by some members of the Catholic FLAGSHIP BANK Church hierarchy because he is OF SANFORD opposed to a condltitutlonal 200 W. FIRST STREET DOWNTOWN amendment that would outlaw abortions. Carter, however, says hels personally opposed to "Bounceless" Checking abortion. Ford at one point also op. posed a constitutional amendment on abortion, but he now says he would favor an amendment that would let each state decide the abortion question on its own. Both candidates spent Wednesday at home as they pr epared for Friday's final debate in Williamsburg, Va. Their running mates, Democratic Sen. Walter Mondale and Republican Sen. Bob Dole, were campaigning. Ford held a news conference Wednesday as his "event of the day." And heinvited Hungarian freedom fighters to the White House today in what appeared to be another effort to repair damage done when he asserted two weeks ago that the Soviets do not dominate their Eastern Euro pean sateffites. Ford, who pardoned resigned President'Rlctiaut St Nlioti said he does not plan to Issue pardons to other Watergate figures. Asked by a reporter who said there was speculation that pardons would be forthcoming for former Atty. Gen. John N. Michell and Nixon aides H. R. Haldeman and John Ehrichman, Ford replied : 'There is absolutely no validity whatsoever to that rumor." Ford's attorney general, Ed. ward H. 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All tther mail: Month, $2.70; I Months, $1120; 12 Months. $32.40. East Europe Is Flimsy Issue 9 __ __ vow it I 1110 The Clock By pt OlRIN The second debate has thrust the 'Eastern European issue" Into center stage in the presidential campaign. When the subject is finally talked out, however, we wonder If there ls remllv an issue there at all. Former Gov. Jimmy Carter Is working It to the hilt. 'We will never aceept permanent soviet domination over countries that want to be free, and you can depend on that," he declared at a meeting Of Polish-Americans. cheers for Carter, but when President Ford's position emerges from the semantic fog that nm he himif put it in th - the deb6, a' virtually the same, The United S d M regard the c4 Wore SIfIN C be 1 unique, "N1g In our esclsty. They can Ia. it to sharpen theft ae(*tIvISn for the Nov. 2 $IdiOfl ft secrat that record minber Of VOtefi P to CW3 ff0111 the polls because tuned on by 1T* PIIdentIei cui didates. Indeed, many, If not most, turned aff. Forthomther,Isan allennuva tosisYng j,, they COIdIflUS the . growing trend of voting sow _- ,f tP1ttSd of for the other one. It can be ___ satisfying experience. To perfect this negativism and 11*1-lam, Is the hit of practice helps. And the World Series every ldealpIaceto do f What better,ayth by rooting against the New York Yankees— even it you're not too crazy about their opponents, the Qncfnnafl Reds? The Yankees for yens encourage negative feelings of tho the orpnIttIon — particularly by olcitime Brooklyn Docker fans In addition toincp.t Yankee haters. And all for valid rease are have The Yankee organization through the years has esrnedtheatlonc4trits ewghla Um a complete lack of loyalty and capriciously, arlatrarily id cavalierly. A few ceas, in point: Yogi Burrs — fired after gniiiog the Yes to a pennaid. They lest the Series and Yogi Red Barber — former Yankee annooncer who got the ax for telling it like it Is that the revered empty on Y 'a Who!) lbS team badly. Mel Allen— another former announcer, long the "Ice Ice of the Yankees. But, after all that devotion and dedication, one day he was gone. No clear explanation has ever been given, The hoots, howls, Bronx cheers and the red that have been emanating from living room couches, bar stools — automobiles directed by the thousands of anti-Yankees to the team has been working: the dub Is on the brink of a humiliating defeat, SO negativism can and does work. It's time now toloculton the election, and tosee that ltresultsin the non-election of the one candidate you can't stand jeers, DON OAKLEY Funky Rap From Our - Ivualag NeisM, kufird, PP. — or can stand the least. Dm't loseyour momentum. Your course Is deer. You are being presented with a wdque, on prec.4ad çodudty. ft can certainly be a satisfying experience - one that wil l carry you enthusiastically to the polling piece in two weeks. M lead You'll be FLJMDA IN . ii The DeBary Republican Club will begin Us program at 7 p.m. Monday In the with the televised debate betweei GOP candidate for the U.S. Senate, Dr. John Grady, and s Lawton Chiles. At I pin. Republican candidates or their representatives will speak to the organization. for President Ford Dr. Presentations will be Grady and Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins. PenwW appearances will be made by Lee Strong. candidate for the Florida Legislature; Dr. Bud Fleuchaus for cothity commissioner at large' and Incumbent Bill Keller for the county council. Dr. F1exhsas and Keller are non-partisan didates. 4 can- Capital Punishment" TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The Ethics Commission has set a Friday bearing for a Proposed emergency rule that could lead to the removal of congressional candidate JoAnn Saunders from the Nov. 2 ballot. "If we don't act, the whole process will have been frustrated and circumvented," cornmission chairman Don H. Reed Jr. said Wednesday after the panel voted 5-2 to consider the rule at a Tampa session. If the rule passes, the panel will convene In Tallahassee on Monday to hear a complaint charging Mrs. Saunders, an Orlando Democrat, with filing her financial disclosure statement almost two months late. I JACKSONVILLE (AP) — The final Plug is about to be pulled on 28 miles of finger TAMPA (AP) — The federal government has charged five firms with dumping fill and pollutants from the Oldsmar Country Estates construction site into a bayou Club that runs Into Old Tampa Bay. Defendants named Wednesday by Asst, U.S. Atty. Terrance SmAjanich in a 22-count indictment were Haynesworth Development Ltd., Hoyt Development Co. Inc., C. Fred Deuel and Associates Inc., T&R Construction and Development Inc. and McHugh and Son Dredging Contractors, P JOHN CUNNIFF - BERRY S WORLD qJ fR VOTES FORD W1 S I „, YE o r L Firms Charged With Polluting far Dole Linked To Milk Scandal U canals through the developed portion of Palm Coast in Flagler County, The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Wednesday that permission has been granted to link a 13-mile network with the rest of the canal system and with the Intracoastal Waterway. This will be accomplished by removing an earthen plug, which has been kept In place during a dispute over potential pollution. _ b JACK ANDERSON Agents' Search Drug Freighter Finger Canals To Be Opened Needed? espectively. The se-"en said the Sovid he was joined by about 30 On U.S. Navy frigate 1/oge and s*martne was behind lb. Voge crewmen, other another picture, not really around and "everybody was frlII, 'All hande man your battle expecting hun to get any closer, gone... I locked down In time to stations,'" the crewman wrote. head directly at it before the on a parallel course that Sitar. "Well, the sub was there all "But damn if he didn't turn see his zinc plates of his sonar ships collided in the Ionian Sea day afternoon, $ p.m. Mediter- rigid, about 'lb. first thing that went two miles out, con- again.., he was heading right at dome just below on Aug. 20,aVoge crewman raneanibme. the surface through my mind was, ware we nlng lower awash, speed 1$ mesol figured lconid get a gliding towards the Voge's sinking? Suddenly the ship told relatives. m. crewman said hi his let- knots, course parallel to ours.., really decent shot, stern, (forget) the pidurs. I darteil jiunpliig violently up The bowman's letter deacrib. let: then I noticed his conn. (con"Man, he was really getting took two steps towards the and down. The helo (helicopter) lag the collision, which darn"The ii$'In came over the ning tower) get skinny. The sub close, 100,75 yards. You could hangar (where the ship's was tied down but aged both ships, was made (loudspeaker) and said that the had turned towards it aimed us at an see the 'greenhouse' windows in helicopter Is stowed) and my jumped off the deck. Then evavailable to The Tampa Trib. submarine we have been chas- angle sort Of like he was aiming his conning tower now, life jacket when all hell broke erytldng fell silent, ime and printed today. The 1mg for the lad 10 days was on at Ia. "He had to turn now! Now! looàe. Thbcme did not Identify the the surface at about two miles "Again he tuned, paralleling He didn't. Beep, beep, b.b.beep. "With a deep shudder, the sailor, ",.. The sub surfaced about and If we wanted to we could our cowae. Somewhere, some- That was the collision alarm, ship was violently shoved sideyards out His conning lowThe Pentagon said the matter take some pictures." time daring all this, the Voge "Somebody yelled, 'that aways, tilted at more than 30 er was smashed halfway degrees to port. People, equip- throne). That was all I could mont, loose gear, anything that see." wasn't tied down was now all The sailor said the Voge's over the deck. It was 5:23 p.m. propeller daft, propeller and God, the port rail was almost in hull were l.mig,d MIAMI BEACH (AP) — But the Coast Guard said Its The 320-loot vessel was aetied When the ship was seized, of. the water." Federal agents unloaded more earlier estimate that 150 tans of on the high seas off the Bame Voge was towed to Soda flclals estimated the marijuana The sailor, still on his feet, Bay, Crete, bales of marijuana from an un- marijuana was on the Don hamas lad Friday after the the Navy said on aboard at SO tons. Coast Guard said he took one more Picture as Aug. 30, when th pounded Panamanian freighter Emilio was Incorrect. e Incident was United States received SP- officials later doubled the edi- the Voge righted Itself, then put disclosed One sailor was re. before starting an Inch-by-inch A spokesman for the Drug proval from the Panmanlan mate, saying boarding crews his life jacket on. search today for cocaine Enforcement Administration government to do so. ported .H'dly Injured. Soviet The DEA had found more marijuana in "Bong, bong, borne. Thd was Injuries or kunes 'c be hidden on the yes- saki 'e doubled the to*l would had beco not 4.1 to the ship's another sectien of the ship. General Quarters, followed by known. set, spokesmen said. even reach the Coed thrd's cargo by an Informant. One crew memr*r, who had An estimated 14 tons of marl. hjtJl I64cn estimate. The ship remained under served as a translator after the Juana was taken from the ship No cocaine had been dli- armed guard at the Coast Coast Guard boarded the ship, Wednesday and burned at a covered although Intelligence Guard station here. Its ca a pt in, disappeared while the ship was SaM0I'dCIVICCIO$Sr,SaIII.,d Broward County Incinerator. reports indicated there might 19 Clew members and three being towed to Miami Beach. 2:30p.m. kniiy, Oclibir3l, 1976 I "There's dill plenty more be 500 pounds aboard the riated stowaways have been detained Officials said they couldn't Speasarsi by Aria Churches aboard," a Coast Guard freighter, the DEA spokesman by immigration a uthorities. ure out how he got away. Ph.m. Mor n.i i spokesman said. _______________________ said. Saunders From Ballot * rat C i ty Communist yoke on Eastern Europe as the an Irrevocable condition. The Ford policy has been to it will surprise no one who has lived through encourage the movement toward autonomy In the pest decade and a half to be told that the WASHINGTON — It Is often alleged that we Eastern European governments. Carter Is saying world has vastly changed In that period. What have a double-standard of justice In this coun. this would be his policy, too. may be a surprise Is just how try—one for rich, white people, another for poor, If there Is a genuine issue here It Is not so much vocabulary we use to describe and explain ___ that — and that the most blatant world to ourselves and others over policy as over method. From Carter's eumpI 1thla Injustice Is the way the death In the past 15 years, more new words have Published position papers we gather he is penalty Is applied been added to the English language, as spoken Writing tide month in The New York Times, dissatisfied mainly with Insufficient funding for by Americans, than perhaps any time In our Burns, the former national director of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, which are history. the National Conference of Black Lawyers, says: important communication links across the Iron The G. C. Merriam Co. has pu lished 1,000 of "It may be Inconvenient to Ignore the race Curtain. In the debate be also ij that "w them in a special supplement to Its Webater's question Inherent In capital punishment but ft is have failed to enforce" the part of the Helsinki Third New International Dictionary. It Is a book ,,.• -, from honest. . .(The simple fact remains that Is a Input down as the monstrous agreement that promised more freedom of travel that the decision to permit the reintroduction of . -. Third to lift . and other personal liberties for citizens of the the death penalty was decision to kill hundreds of It's all there, from Age of Aquarius to zilch, ,,. Soviet satellites. persons, mostly ractaknlnortty members." 9 / . from aerospace to G (zero population There is no mechanism, of course, for us to But I would like to put forth a cowderthesis to growth)— these and other words or terms that ø" t offered by Mr. Bu: It In fact, the lack "enforce" the Helsinki agreement. If he believes have become such a familiar Part 01 the ' of the death penalty for murder that the United States should curtail trade with Russia VOCSbUI1Ty that we forget how hTSCSIII they are discriminates against blacks. Why? Because to try to get the Communists to be more lenient As In the pad, the most prolific sources of blacks are murdered In far greater numbers new words have been science and technology. With their people, he had a chance toy so when than whites. Space flight, for example, gave us moonwalk and the question was put directly to him In the debate. -I•• , Thus, If capital punishment deters, as I troy quasars and black holes. - ... Instead, however, he shifted the subject to the . believe It does, then blacks will benefit the most Physics: ahostofsubatornJcpartJc1es, as w.j Middle East. by being murdered In far fewer numbers. megadeath (one million deaths, a wilt 01 President Ford's stumbling misrepresentation University Of Chicago Prof. Isaac Ehrlich, measurement In reference to atomic war) and Of his approach to Eastern Europe is something he the means tq deliver It — the smart bomb. who has analyzed all Index Crimes In most states But during the years 1933-1*, concludes that ,an has to answer for, but the policy Itself hardly needs __ the antiwar movement, Integration, the new Additional execution per year.. .may have defending. It Is 'a cheap shot for Carter to be ___ Small Firms Losing resulted on the average In seven or eight fewer id the search for persuggesting that the Presidenv Md been "bra10 murders.' , Also contributed to the grwth washed' by the Communists. 11 that'i the case, u Iaiiguage.' ,.. kw voiuc (AP).- yo ngur u ut thu permitted the very larg orporatlons, lt e datt4fcs regarding U thurd late of who "bra1nwasbed Carter into making his ___ I murdered Ego trip, counterculture, (IlJfrp funky blacks me remark about protecting the ethnic can: If there Is so much support for small and and goveriunent to grow the expense of lbS blacki are being annually double truly shocking. Twelve — thousand for only a few examples, were developed to purity of neigh me li-size business In the United States, why "Independent sector." at borhoods — an oral blunder that cost him as much describe new ways of living, new ideas, new does It weaken In relation to big business and big Now the association Is checking up on the the figure five years ago — making homicide the philosophies, government? embarrassment last spring as Mr. Ford is suf. candidates. Already It has obtained written mant*r one cause of death for blacks ages IS to During the past 15 years, Americans talked now? Fifteen years ago one of every four persons In statements supporting hidependerd business 35, according to Dr. Ruth Dennis, a psychiatrist about about — rapped about, that Is — the Peter the civilian labor force worked for government from both President Ford and his Democratic at the Meharry Medical College In Nashville, This campaign seems to have more than Its Principle, ufology (the study of UFOs), bionics or for one 01 the 500 largest Industrial concerns share of speaking now and thinking later, on both . opponent, Jimmy Carter. carter even promised Tenn. (solving engineering problems with biological Now It Is close to one of three, to establish yardsticks to measure growth. sides. Carter has had to apologize to Lady Bird information) and cryonics (freezing the dead). In Qilcago, a black male between the ages of You can measure the trend In other ways too. me association has eatawweci eight i Johnson for calling her late husband a liar, and he ssues 15 and 35 has a far greater chance of being I We drank cold duck apres-skl and dlzcuaaed NatIonal Small Business AssocIation which It believes are Important to the suryival is still cleaning his shoes from his walk through the biological clocks, rapid eye movement and murdered than of dying from an accident, heart comments that In 1960 small and medlwmslxe and growth of Independent aversion therapy. pages of Playboy. business, the mod disease, cancer or any other disease. Lest year, businesses accounted for 50 per cent of assets vital of which Is to halt the big bus1.neu-big 311 were slain. Di. Frank Zlmring, a The straight ones among us wondered about and 41 per cent of profits. In 1972 the numbers government trend. sociologist who has studied violence In Chicago's to 30 per cent and 20 per cent the behavior of swingers and groupies and other "For small business, ultimate measurable ghettos, says that In the Windy Qty a black male flaky types, While the libbers held cothsCloIhaneu. of tests of the next administration has 10 times the risk of being murdered as does a Authorities of various persuasions agree that raising sessions on how to deal with the machoe small_ and M COIITSSI wIll te whether white male. medlum.alze business Is The ticns'praive" tax ducture,whJchisdesigned often the independent sector outgrows government down. (excessively masculine males) who put theifl mod responsive to the community's needs, thethe and big business ..." ... It state Figures from the Detroit Dept. of Health tell a to distribute the tax burden so that wealthy finillies carry a most Innovative, the mostvitality. vigorous, the most We lost our collective cool over Watergate expressive of the nation's higher proportion of the load, has been distorted over the past similar story revealing that the murder trend s: All candidates for the Senate and House were going and a new meaning was given to an old word two decades. up for black women as well as men. For all — So why? asked their opinion. Fort y Senate candidates and stonewa ll. According to Cal-Tax News, the publication blacks In this city, both males and females ult of "A whole lot of this Is the fa of the California 4SOHOSa5 rafltsnn No less thmp4 between the ages of and In short, life has been a Qdne1e fire drill (a business," conced Taxpayers Association, the total tax bite on families earning homicide is new , es Milton Stewart, per cent expressed some degree of agreemeg. the leading cause of 14 death Four hundred were: re t mo han four times the national average has increased since stale of great confusion). Yet despite all the the associati on. In the past, he says, small Some 91.6 per cent agreed that "it catchup kill ed in W14. 1953 by 46 per cent. The burden on the lees fortunate "average" problems of the 'SOs and early 1, the upticks business permitted the parties and the can. growth Is to be achieved by the Independent and downticks of the stock market, skyjackings didates to provide mere famil y has grown twice as fast — by more th lip support, an 92 per cent. Now, as to the discriminatory nature of our se and rip-ofIs, most of us have reached fat city (a ctor, It must be given as high a pri As a result, taxes took almost 23 per cent 01 the average s, Meanwhile, he continue ority in Criminal j state of being well-off). "mistaken federal national economic policy as all other major eco- regards ustice system generally, and as family's earnings In 1975. me wealthier group paid li the death penalty In particuj ttle more tax, spending, regulatory and other policies" nomic goals." ar, I am — about 29 per cent extremely dubious about these charges. The: nar wing gap can be attributed to dramatic Increases The ro evi dence I have been a bl e to dig up simply does personal roperty tail sal not support these assertions. In re es taxes, together with a continuing spiral in the flat-rate Social Secur ity tax, which has In his recent k, "Thinking become nothing more than other income tax and regressive in About Crime," Harvard Professor of Government James Q. me next hike in the Social Security assessm,ait, due Jan. 1, Wilson cites a study by University of Penn&Ylvania sociologisl Marvin Wolfgan will Increase the levy on individuals earning $16,500 or more 9 which' WASHINGTON annually by about $70. shows that of the 439 Evidence still burled In producers" with White House aldesgt persons sentenced to death p o game plan." Watergate files reveals that Sen. Robert Dole, a White House official (or murder In Philadelphia be en The growing burden on low-Income families Increases the who was Involved in the twe 1914 and Aftert he meetjng,tha the GOP vice presidential candidate, pressured milk deal. ration granted 1951, 00 per cent Pressure for real tax reform to acknowledge the income tax of the black murderers were a fty he price Inérease to th us e milk Ind try. NIxon executed, 50 distortions caused by inflation, it also emphasizes the Nixon White House on behalf of dairymen to The Haldeman memo to Colson, however, got per cent of the white murderers the need for friends outside the White House set up corn- were executed. Th accept $2 million in milk money. Social Security reform to provide an unenthusiastic recepti on general tax support for a . Cobon had already is Is not much of a mittees through which the milk producers discrepancy. Dole was fully aware at the time that the handled a t2 million Program UW has been expanded far beyond its original Umit4 offer from the milk funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars. specialized goals. dairymen were lobbying the White House for Producers for Nixon's reelection. The dairyme n At Florida State University, two Ironically, Do le himself received $15,600 from sugjl milk suhelclies and other favors that coupled their offer with a request for Important the milk producers in 1973. eventually cost the taxpayers mill ions, He returned ill of It Waldo, favors, have studied the records of 10,418 when the scandal broke. But at The subsidies helped bring about President felons the time, sent to Fearing that the offer smacked of bribery, reporters ' state prisons in North Carolina, South were searching for bigger fish to Nixon's resignation, led to ex-Treasury Colson sent a memo to White House lawyer John and Dole's role In the 1971 events was all Carolina and Florida between 1969 and 1973 for 17 Secretary John Connally's trial and acquittal, Dean major crimes. m r conclusion is tiiat the socloand smeared both Democrats and Republicans deal. and talked with Haldeman about the milk overlooked, economic status a convicted criminal Wetriedtota1kwlthDoJe, but with charges of accepting dirty money. offenders In his Feb. 9, 1971, reply to Hald eman, Colson our calLs. However, a spokesmanbediduItretum said that Do "IsunrdatedtothseverityofdatesffI Dole's part in the scandal, however, has said, "me UW cial note which Bob Dole gave you at the le sanction, as reflected In the length &so 1100 "wasn't involved In the milk price decisions," remained virtually unexplored. But now, we cabinet meeting Is of prison the same problem I discussed and made at most only a few appeals to the White terms by the courts," have wearthedtwo White memos with You ln Your office a few weeks ago House. show Dole twisted the arm of White }1 whith "We don't have anyone who can handle staff In Who Is me spokesman quoted Dole as saying the now an5 PIeCeInThCTmiUMJB chief H.R. Bob" Haldeman on behalf of the support for us from outside Interest groups associate prof es sor of law at New like milkproducrs"wante(Jtosupp(, York dairymen. p1 - ,,,i President University, writes of those the milk producers, . . I feel that It Is terribly web blacks now on death andipassed the worda1ongtO the y The crucial memo, damped "Confidential" im port capital House," row facing ant that I not be pers ally Involved (no Dole co Punishment: nceded he was aware that the dairy and dated Feb. 2, 1971, is from Haldeman to one here should be).” We on were told, however, groups wanted price Increases, "but that's "The symbolic significance White House aide Chuck Colson. It tells how Dole that Dole ke pt up the pressure. of these state ' murders will not they always want." Wed to get the milk money flowing. Dole said he The scent of ready cash was couldn't be lost on a generation of too much for the remember sending a memo to the White House as minority youth, or a watching world, providing r Haldeman confided In the memo that Dole, White House. Al a secret meeting headed by on the dairymen's behalf, they would even further evidence of the ex then the Republican national chairman, "sent Nixon himself, the decision was made to reverse tent to which this country me a note at the cabinet meeting (in early 1971) a ru ng agai t the The milk scandal was explored during the values non-white life." li ns milk subsidies Increase and regarding the milk producers and apparently he grant It. House Judiciary committee's impeachment As black Illinois State Sen. Raymond Is being pressured by them. The White House tapes show that at 0 hearings. However, a staff member told our Ewing, who refused uiat to vote for a moratorium on "They have told him that they are unable to meeting, Dole's name associate, Marc Smolonsky, that Dole's role in the death came up twice. Fanner penalty In that state, has observed: work out a means of ge'L1ng their activity going Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin, con. the matter was not pursued because it didn't regarding their suDw.4 i for us. Would you please skiering who should be broughl into coti. "I realize that most of those who would face bear directly on the Impeachment of Nixon. get In toucl with Dole and follow up on this?" versatlons on the the death penalty are poor and black and 4 milk matter, said, "We've got a The Dole note, according to one of those with little work to do. We've got to let. Footnote: Dole's Democratic friendless. I also r al1ze that most f theIr . . Bob Dole.. vieknowledge of its contents, said, In effect, "Get off Sen. Walter Mondale, D.-Minn., was also linked tans are poor and black Hardin was then Interrupted, but later, White" and friendless and the stick. Why can't they (the milk producers) House aide J ohn Ehrlichman to the scandal. A milk lobbyist said a on M dale dead." suggested Dole be aide solicited him for 122,0 in 1971. find anyone (at the White House) to deal with?" brought In to help harvest Mondale the political benefits This realization does not yet seem to have ,\,' Q. In addition to penning the note, Dole "went From the milk price incree. denies knowledge of the solicitation s but con- dawned on Mr. Burns and those like him who the nulk Nix,n COUIjflcntu,I 1 think you have a he got $5,000 from milk producers for a oppose capital Punishm t good en In the name of black fund-raising dinner, civil rights. Growing Burden TAMPA (AP) — A &. Is under invedigatlon. No find. The saIlor got his camera and slowed to 10 knots. Well, he was sonofabitch Is goin viet unclear-powered suben*. 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Among his books are "Humboldt's Gift," "Herzog," "Mr. Sammier's Planet," and "Henderson the Rain King." Talks Open In Geneva - (AP) it and also so they know there Is nothing wrong with choosing not to use It." She said a preliminary test of the pupils showed that many didn't know the legal age for purchasing alcohol or that cotfee and a cold shower won't soher a drunk or that alcohol Is not an effective remedy for colds and snakebite. The children see Wins on the effects of alcohol and learn the legal penalties of delving wider the Influence. They are encoiraged to discuss the effects of alcohol on the person, the family and the community. At the close of the course, only two of those who cornplated it said they expected to 'drink alcohol when older, offidais said. The eighth-grade program uses similar materials but is more technical and more descriptive of the effects of alcohol on the body and brain. getting the facts about hard IIquor after a survey showed that more than one-third of Florida's high school students drink alcohol, State education officials said the first group to complete the program was fifth grade glass of 40 pupils at Tlmücuan Elementary School here. "The whole purpose of the course Is to get them to be responslble about alcohol In the future," said Elinor Southerland, a teacher at the school. "We'll never really know the long'term effect. Many of the things you do In school you do on falU, becau yo never fl)' know." The two-week courses are Planned in the fifth grade and again with more depth In the eighth grade. me two levels were chosen after a survey showed that 3.5 per cad of the boys and .5 per cent of the girls In the sixth grade think hard liquor. 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The program will open He has sung with the Boston with "Grand Dialogue for Symphony, New York Winds" by Eugene Gigout; Philharmonic, Philadelphia Toccata by Girolamo Orchestra and the Chicago Frescobaldi; "Jubilation, An Symphony. Overture" by Robert Ward and , '"...ai U1UV u- "Marches des Pui-whittktø. i '.i u iii iii flT i •.: 01 " ''V'I LXVIILdLI. g roup ianan works by ?eri, Also "Prayer of Saint Gregory" Quagliati, Calestani and Scarlatti. Sousay will also sing by Alan Hovhaness with selections, from works by trumpet soloist, David Trigg, Duparc, Brahanis, freshman, from Maitland. The 'Ib''rot : Gounod, Ravel and DeFalla. He will be program will close with the hoE . accompanied by pianist Dalton "First Suite in E flat for Military Band" by Gustav Hoist Baldwin , and "March from Symphonic The recital Is sponsored by Metamorphosis of Themes by • the Stetson University Artists Carl Maria von Weber" by Paul : and lecturers Committee. Ilindemith. activist, the - For Your Old Trade.ln, TCOME ..,,,II,uh innocent for this household that I never gave it a second thought. How can I explain to Mary why Amy can't sleep over agai n? I don't want the girls to think they've done anything wrong, because in my view they , French Baritone Gerard University Symphonic Band DAYS ONLY 4 V ..,_ ....A lhII;,Iir; Sousay will present a recital at will give its First concert of the So During This Fantastic Sale -. Abby, Mary's ba thing her without putting Amy's parents decided that your job Is done, so down, explain that they pr efer you feed your face and grow the hush-hush, dress-in-the- fatter. The housework never closet approach, while you take gets done unless you're ex. the more casual, open, no-big- pectlng company. deal at ti tude. (P.S. I think your I'm not planning on leaving approach Is healthier.) you. I think too much of the DEAR ABBY: A woman kids. But I must admit that the wanted to know if medical thought of kicking your fat can treatment was In order for her all the way back to LeMars, h usband, who had lately lost all Iowa, has crossed my min d a interest In sex. II that letter is couple of times. from Phoenix, Ariz., it's from FED LIP IN PHOENIX my wife, and I'd like to answer her this way: DEAR ABBY: A woman who Dear Wife: No, my dear, belongs to my bridge club medical treatment Is not In recently made a needlepoint order for ME, but it may be that sampler bearing the following YOU could use some. When I message: "NEEDLEPOINT married you 10 years ago, you HAS REPLACED SEX!" were 5 foot 3 and weighed 117. She framed it and hung it In Today you won't even get on a her den where we play bridge. scale, but I know you must Ever since she displayed It, weigh at least 170. and are about no one has bad the nerve to six ax handles across the rear. bring out her needlepoint — Since bearing our two won- even when she's dummy. derful children, you have SELF-CONSCIOUS - for entertaining at home or a night out on me Town.... Hosted By Stetson We Need Good Used Appliances, ' .' bathe her little brother. You won't believe this, but th e next day Amy's mother phoned me to say that she and her husband were "furious" because we allowed Amy to see a naked male! She said they ha dn't planned on telling Amy the facts of life until she reached puberty, but since she saw a naked boy, she's asking lots of questions they aren't prepared to answer. She also said that Amy could not stay overnight at our hóMeagalñ' FRI. & SAT., OCT. 22-23 - Flattering gowns and lump suits - ON 2 college advisory service, comes naturally. "They told me I should do well In any kind of 4 EmIN me Ji • Magnatone Hearing Aid Corporation in Miami. Six months later I bought the company." Fro I • c Beverly Campbell demonstrate, tiny hearing aid manufacturing, nartli'titoplv in --s. the administrative end. So I took the job as manager of Pianos-Organs The Bromellad Society of Savings and Loan branch on grooming their specimens to Central Florida will hold its South Orange Avenue at present the best possible apfirst komellad show Nov. 5.7, Michigan Street. Members pearance. First, don't wait until at the Altamonte Mall In come from as far as Ormond the day before the show; start cooperation with the merchants Beach, Palm Bay, Kissimmee, now to evaluate possible enof, the Mall. The Society, and Mt. Dora to these meetings. tries. Select them for symorganized informally In 1972, The Society publishes a mon- metry, good color, and at elected officers and became thly bulletin. tractive markings. Use a pot affiliated with the international public Is Invited to enter which is pleasingly proporBromellad Society in 1974. plants in the show along with tional to the size of the plant. ____ Unlike the typical garden the Society's members either. See that the pot is clean and club, haUof the locaj j for display or for competition, that the plant Is nicely cenSociety members are men. The Exhibitors should bring their tered. membership ranges from plants to the entry table In the Leaves, cobwebs, and wdJfe teenagers to octogenarians, Mall on Nov. 4, between 7 and should be removed from from students to professional 8:30 p.m., or Nov. 5, between plant. Some garden supply people. The Society meets at 7:30 and 8:30 am. houses can furnish 12 to 15 Inch 7:30 p.m. the fourth Monday of Plant lovers thinking of en- long tweezers which are very __________ each month in the Community tenng their bromellads should helDful in this task Win. fh Style 100$— Proportioned for Full Hips Other styles in briefs and long legs. All available at... A smile spills across Not our lease ran out Cow Oct. the area. When field, Mrs. Campbell notes, t c for suntanned face. When I first the building was sold from We are dill a small company me class will meet wedeesday 111111 couples - married ordnot purchasei the company I found under us, so we decided to though we are rapidly growing. eveninj Beverly Campbell talki about myself deeply in debt. Working move. I wanted to live in this Perhaps the most exciting ri'.riet Fee Is $10. how lucky she's been. But listen from eight am, till ten or area, and put my children In involvement we have right now , briefly and you will know that eleven at night was not unusual. school in Seminole county." I Is our custom made bearing ISII our silver selection On weekends the children That smile happens again, aid, which fits entirely Into the her £ luck Is based 011 that (Qndyand DonaJd) and IwgnJ The Chamber of Commerce ear, needs no battery and Is IOf •CU guaranteed formula: hard work go camping. While they played would be pleased. "We brought completely re-chargeable. We and self-discipline. 4 4 'ew.Iru, I sat in the van with my five of our employes with us. sell to retail outlets around the .an1111cra11•, , "I started work at 17 My typewriter and books" They just sold their homes and country and Canada — we even howswere from nine tofivel came along. One man left his sell to Taiwan." WORLD was always there at eight and Mrs. Campbell recalls, "One own partnership to come up seldomleftbeforesj,j of our Miami employes ftveJin here and work with us!" fhephone rings. Bev Camp. Casselberry and commuted • OF IMPORTS' Though the company keeps bell answers it herself. It Is all I could from the people between here and Miami, so we an engineer quite busy working apparent she still believes that us MAGNOLIA AVE. • Oowrelowsi SANFORD around me, who were willing to all heard a great deal about the on new developments in the hard work breeds good luck. TEL (3051321-0146 COME SEC US. work with me because of my - ---4 own effort" the beginning of a life-long love affair with manufacturing — a Senflors ' Banquet. Slated Mall Hosts Bromeliad Show Exquisite Form "Ful.ly' Longing Panty Girdles. Size Medium through SXL — Froty $10.00 Style 1007— Proportidn.d for Long Torso Al By MARYLIN K. TIPTON ReraJrreps4eaj Head Start Woman's Club Club, ane Tuesday, its foam yew ofThe Altamonte-Forest Qty activities, The Sanford Woman's Club Is Head Start has elected new collecting old newspapers for Mrs. Lou Baker will officers: Kenneth Morse Sr., see to a recycling plant in an -: relinquish her post as president president; Mrs. Clora M. effort to raise money for a to Mrs. Laura Pursell who has Wilder, vice president; Mm mobile classroom for the been social chairman. Harry Princilla Morse, secretary; CountysierJrs Dept. Bicking will continue to serve Mrs. Vera McDonald, assistant crime prevention education ... •. as vice president. Other newly secretary; Mrs. Emma program. . elected officers Include Mrs. Coleman, treasurer; Mrs. Jo The club will be "liting 7, Martha Johnson, secretary; Ann Baldwin, parliamentarian; youth deputies who have been Mrs. --Camille Bicking, Charlie Thomas, Chaplain, collecting newspapers as a treasurer; Mrs. Martha Representatives on the policy project for some time. Parker, corresponding committee are Morse and Mrs. The club's effort to help the secretary and Mrs. Macel Baldwin. Alternatesare Mm deputies is part of the 'Hands Bragg, delegate to the Seminole Morse and Mrs. Wilder. 1" Up' program sponsored County Federation of Senior publicity chairman is Mrs. nationwide by Woman's Cluhe Citizen Club.. Delegates at Barbara Rogers and ways and in a volunteer effort to help halt large to serve on the board of means chairman, Mrs. Inca crime, The local club will help governors Include Mrs. Lula Bouey. & set up safety-crime prevention j • Moran, Mrs Eva Beckham and Head teacher and center in the community Vincent Howell. director is Mrs. Sharon with the new mobile classroom. Many members will par- Edwards. Others on the staff For more Information, Ucipate in the Golden Age Include Mrs Lucia Fitch, and contact Mrs. M.R. Strickland of ' • '.•.. Olympics to be held Nov. 9-13. Mrs. Sadie Brown, teacher's the Sanford Woman's Club or -$ •• They will also attend in a group assistants; Mrs. Mary Watkins, Sgt. Beau Taylor at the on Nov. 11, Once Upon A teacher; Mrs. Jacqueline Hunt, Sheriff's Dept. . .• ' Stage's, "Music Man." On Nov. substitute cook and Miss Joyce • l3, they will goto Disney World, Haynes, work'atudy student. •• • - '" staying to see the fireworks. Volunteers are needed at the .•4•l , ' This is during the "Young at Head Start Center for four and Heart Days" with special ad. five-year-olds located at SR 4M $ DOCTORS' , The WoñaneAuxiary of Sniino1e County Medical mission for seiMirs. • and Hermit's Trail In W. Society honored the wives of new physicians In the Altamonte Springs to allisid ( GET TOGETHER . • M-2255 community at a coffee at the Ravensbrook stalled At the annual banquet on teacher's aides with out-*(t T .1 *1 Nov. 1, to be held in the Sanford doors activities and field trips. uOmeO, 4'.afl,,,.5Franklin kiln Cl1tw M' a't. center, welcomes Mrs. Stephen Phillips, right, and CivicCenter atO poL Harry Bicking is chairman. Mrs. Mrs. Henry Artman. Other doctor's wives honored Baker, past president, and warm Mrc TA,Il P.-n.l.,.1.I 1i t).k...... _i gas ifl LVII 3. IWUVIl URy ann mi-s. members of her staff will be Charles Voorhis. (Herald photo by Doris Dietrich) honored. j A seven week seminar on Creative AWeIon, the "Death and Dying" will be technique of turning a offered thmugli the Office of destmetive process Into a C01=WdY Services at SC17, cotistruMve p i will be i Club Notes ,; flvriy, Cd. 21, 74-7A Death, Aggression Seminars Set Reception st To Owner, I #4 The D.ird of Directisi of !ast GelW of Sanford - Sembosle BGS) eutertalied the U rempasy dancers f.resfeg the 117$.77 company and their mothers at the Aaiuel Mother. Daughter Lasebeen Ssdey Eight. Hate" for the psalilde fete was BGS Director, Mrs. Robert Hattaway at her Alto Spetip home. BGS Presidest Dora Lee RmoeU shag with Mitha Rye aid Valerie Weld, BGS arUstk directors, conducted a brief orientation session. Mrs. Hattaway, seated left, reviews dwcrs' contract with Mrs. William Hajbsck and her datgbters,LeIla, left, and Usa, both sew company dancers who were selected through I auditions. •_.! / sniag Neraw, L -t FL Doing Her Own Thing - $1 MACHINE WASHABLE l_ Z \ SUPER $ 93\ I/NATURAL SUEDE LEATHER COLORS IN EARTHY TONES KNITS MACHiNE WASHABLE •JACQUA1DS \\50105 yd !498v uE FANCIE5 Y5' SANFORD. 2944 ORLANDO DR, ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT RI Jh 1060" WIDE d • �A—tvaalug NsçaW, knfd, FL G Urney FoeORLANtX) (AP) mer Sen. Edward J. Gurney was not surprised when he was told is June 1972 about Illegal fund-raising operations which netted some $150,000, his onetime fund raiser says. Larry Williams testified Wednesday In the perjury trial of the former Republican amatoe that the shake down of FlorIda housing contractors In Gurney's name continued until April or May of 1973 Gurney, 0 Is charged with lying to a Jacksonville grand jury when he said he didn't know until June 1972 that Williams was pressuring Florida builders for political contribulions In return for favors tron theFederalHouslngAdmlnls(ration. The government also alleges that Gurney lied to the 1974 grand jury when he said he didn't know until mid-19731 that themoneywasgolngforfield office and staff expenses. Testifying for the gover nment, the blond, smartly dressed Williams said he told — 1. Thunda, Oct. 21, 19Th , Knew, The ca-senator was Indicted on seven counts In the fundraising scandal which ended his career. He was acquitted of five charges In a Tampa trial last year. The jury deadlocked on perjury and conspiracy charges, and the government dropped the conspiracy count last month. Williams served five months in prison after plea bargaining with the government. Defense counsel C. Harris Dittmar lost another attempt to get the case dismissed when Williams testified that Gurney was one of the hicorporators of a real-estate firm called Oxnard Inc. "The witness lied and this Is another example of prosecutorlal misconduct," Dittmar contended. The judge denied the motion. Later, Williams said In respunse to prosecution questions that Gurney's "ownership WU not to be publicized In the corporatlon," which Williams said he set upat the request of the senator. "I was to be the physical owner and Mr. Grout and Mr. . I . . i ;I . ..j • j - -4 S. Joseph Davis Jr. presents pledges and ft contributions from Seminole County lawyers to Sheila Browfl chairman of the professional divisloti# United Way of Seminole County. Mrs. Browfl reported today that contributions in her , division are lagging. . ________ .— - 1 '" ________ . .. ___ . _ - . i, r' . \'1. . i -. . 1 ;I.eç_ol / - . - .3 __________________ ___________________ • •, - ." /•.' i')'! (Iij1 aFr. Legal Notice Legal NotIce NOTICE OP INTENT TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to ercage in business under the tictltiousname at TRIDENT TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICING at &V Lake Avenue, Longwood, Florida 32730 Intends to register the said rlfmö with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Semlno:2 County, Florida.; DATED Ihie 119, uay at October, A . D. 1976. James S. Daniel Ill Joseph P. Kerwin Publish: Oct. II. 21. 25, Nov. 1. 1976 DEE.7$ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In le,sIn.0 at 131 Academy Ave., Sanford, Seminole COunty, Florida ufldI? the fiCtitIOJ$ name at ALPHA ENTERPRISES, ltio that I Intend to register said na,, with the Clerk at the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the EWOVislGfl$ at the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: SidLce. $83.01 Florida Statutes 1931. 5: Wavle Atloway Publish: Sept, 30, Oct.?, 11, 21, 1916 DEDla Earl Crittenden, and Gurney aides Joseph Bastlen and Jun Groot went Into a safety deposit box In Anderson's bank in Winter Park, Williams said. Gurney told him "the fund raising should cease," Williams said. But it didn't, the witness said, and "If anything, there was considerably more money disbursed" for field office t penses than previously. The prosecution contends Gurney knew that Williams wasBL raising money for him because he hired Williams in January GAINS 1971, and that he knew the money was going for Gurney staff expenses. .. I - , ,• I . I . -1 ,.. w . if — .....-•, w \! go., . 1, ___ - 1 — 'I: 1 ( , ,j,i.-4 • .,. i;' .j, 'i I fj ... . \ 1 - I/P.' ___ ', ex- OOD The Seminole County Blood Bank (Orlando Chapter) was the recipient of a 'donor chair' and on hand to accept the gift from Sanford American Legion Auxiliary Post 53 President Betty Luecker (left) was Bob Daehn (seated), chairman of the local unit of the life-giving agency. Others pictured include Blood Bank worker Mary Elselein (second from left) and Josephine Blair, treasurer of the auxiliary. Ui•U CHAIR HOSPITAL NOTES 0 Q OCTOBER 20 ADMISSIONS A OF Thursday, Friday SEARS and Saturday, October 21,22,23 of SANFORD In stock for immediate delivery 30 SAVE Large capacity machine one speed - 3 cycles 239 95 Wu$2$995 1 %0l White DISCHARGES Standard capacity machine two speeds-3 cycles 239 95 Was $2$9.95 $ SAVE Heavy Was $214.95 25 Duty Dryer 189 95 $ 66751 Sears has a credit plan to suit most every need Sears 4411.M6rKI4 it ,.,IIfI , Sanford: Mrs. Patrick (Leslie) Nichol , boy Joan Anderson Gayle W. Fahr Benjamin F. Johnson Theodore D. Johnson Donald Keach Charles W. Keeney Anderson W. McKenzie Charlotte M. McWatters Terrence A. Moran Tyrone Moran Jr. Opal F. Robertson Julia M. Rumph William R. Spillman George E. Wells R. B. Zipperer George Rogers, DeLand Robin S. Dunphe, Lake Mary Jo Ann Thomas, Lake Mary Harvey H. Bloodsworth, Maitland Cynthia H. Dyes, New Smyrna Beach Arthur R. Flowers, Orange City Ernest Chavers III, Osteen Mrs. Larry (Sandra) Tyner, boy, Deltona Mrs. David (Sandra) Summers boy, Sorrento , '.wltsgfutt&o,, GuW11AIrsd or 11,vur ttc,n,- H.,rk C&ent'nwnt! Shop Svrs by Phone J22. liii Sanford: John N. Allen John H. Brown Betty R. Clark Mary Cleary Odessa Copper Sanford F. Doudney C. C. Hannar Terrence A. Moran Tyrone Moran Jr. Archie B. Smith Herman Welborn Mary A. Wyatt Edward A. Yancey Kathleen Postle, Altamonte Springs Brenda Stephens, Casselberry Helen Tedrow, DeBary James I.. Webb, DeBary George B. Martin, Deltona Melvin G. Taylor, Deltona Mary M. Vernieri, Deltona BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Patrick (Leslie) Nichol, a boy, Sanford SAVE 130 IIV V. 117-9 AT 27th ST. SA NFORD ARRIVE STATE AUVESP4iNE I - 4f SS I I I i , 4i I 'OOO• 0 II II I I 0 0111 I RyJThI HAYN NEW YORK (AP) 1W The year." And second baseman 4 41.= Summer Game has become a Willie Ran&tlth eMs. "Wi' i.stn waiting game and the wait play our game and come could end tonight. But Will McEnaney, the reThe World Series of 1976, Dever who took over for rookie Button, button.. who's got the button? lacking the drama that most of Pat Zachry and nailed down This the October Classics usually Cincinnati's 6-2 victory weekend,is no set of nursery games they play this but by the same token don't look for a being, took a night off Wednes- Tuesday night, sees things day, pleasing nobody. &ffCTVL1Y world beater In the bunch of games Involving Not the allbut.dianplon CiaThe Yankees, he, says can't Seminole County teams. cinnati Beth. keep playing their game beThree games Friday night and one Saturday Not the all-but-vanquished cause it hasn't worked. afternoon comprise the schedule. The won-lou New York Yankees. "The pressure is really On Not the all-but-bored fans. them now," McEnaney SY5. records won't blind anyone, but somehow that seem quite as Important when one considers "I don't likes day off. I would "They have to throw away their the words of the immortal Grantland Rice about It like to get it over with. The game pun and start from season's over. i want to go scratch" not mattering who won or lost, but how they played home," Clnclimati's Dave ConThe Beth are sticking with the game. cepclon said after Wednesday their game plan. That means Personally, I'd like to see the players from a night's game was washed out. Gary Nolan will be pitching for team convince their coach of that after losing by 48"A postponement doesn't do a them tonight. U Martin sticks to o. thing for us now," said man- 1l,pIsr. Ed Figueroa wi ll be The questii which arises is simply do we place ager BIUy Man, r'Jse who Yaw- theYankeegtaz-',er.Buttherajn kees face the prospect of being delay has given him an option, too much emphasis on winning? swept in four games, the first He could start Catfish Hunter. To be certain, there are Instances where a coach team to go under In four or even a player could abide others in his relentless Sparky Anderson, the outstraight since Baltimore rolled spoken manager of the p, quest for victory. On the other hand, striving to win over Los Angeles in 1006. thinks this Series should have is what everyone plays for. And perhaps the greatt "Why did you call the game ended a long time ago. "The rewardof a young athlete's life will be the knowledge off" asked one update New Series should be over by Octo- that he met, battled and triumphed over an op. York fan, telephoning Boyle ber i," he says. "That would be ponent. Kuhn's office shortly after bed for everybody. But then It Commissioner's 2p.m. decision Is not The feeling of victory could surpass my job to rim baseball." the game. achievements in business or personal life. A high His job is to rim what he beTonight's game begins at 9:30 lleves point of his life. Certainly, winning will linger longer Is the best team In sev• p.m. EDT. If a fifth game is eral decade& than losing. necessary, it would be played The ultimate feeling of a victory or defeat, "I'd like to win the Series In Friday. But when Friday Is not . four games," he told newsmen however, rests with the Individual. And probably known. Because of the debate be- Wednesday. "In order to make their role in either will reflect the degree of Intween presidential candidates you ask the question, 'Are weas fluence. Jimmy Carter and Gerald good as the old Dodger and Opponents of a high degree of emphasis on Ford, the game originally Yankee teams of the 1950s?" winning might want to consider the case of every scheduled for 8:30 p.m may be Last year against Boston. An- member of the Seminole High team, right down to pushed up to an afternoon or derson said, the Beds did not the bench warmers and water boys. twilight starting time. play as well as they were caThat victory over me Reds came Into this pable of playing. This year, he Gainesville will never be Series trying to achieve a feat says, they want that sweep erased. I picture those players recalling the score unmatched by a National show the people we are one of decades from now, perhaps with grandchildren on League team since the 1921-22 the great teams of all tune." their knees. Yes, sir! Now that was a game, Johnny. New York Giants, namely to The Reds haven't displayed No one could, or should, attempt to tamper with win successive World Series. as much of the power or opporthe sweet vibration of victory. Now the Yankees are trying tunistic base-running as might On the other hand, take a peek at teams at the to achieve a feat never before have been expected. That's accomplished In the Series' 72- cause their pitchers, the one elsewhere in the county. Lake Brantley, Lake year history, namely to win a facet of their game constantly Howell, Oviedo and Lyman are mired in losing championship after losing the being overlooked, have been seasons. They might not wind up that way, or at first three games. doing a great job against the least have their moments before the season Is over. The Yanks say they are not Yanks,. ilmifing. them..to. r' But what if they don't? ' . liijø$fl'ovr and p$7- ruts In tl*11,g three games. Décad frothhow do they tell their grinddead. "We're not quitters," "Our pitching staff Is under. children they were losers? I think not. The point Is says Martin. "I am not a quitter rated because the other eight they can tell their children's children that they and my guys aren't. We have guys get all the publicity," nbeen a comeback club all derson explained. played football, proudly if that is the case. Unable to claim a champion's role, they none-the-less have experienced the tension of one-on-one confrontation and will have derived a great deal of satisfaction from the way they accepted that challenge. That's more than a hunch. It's a gut feeling. - _________________________________ I EVOMM "KSM,Slntaid, FL What Emphasis On Winning? . . ,...-, t NEMWNMEN~ : I F - - - Herald presents a weekly feature displaying d ti 1 charts from the blackboards P coaching offices. Evening nlng I I . t-, Legal Notice NOTICEOFOINERAL ELECTION CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA A GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ON THE 7th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1916, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING A COUNCILMAN, SEAT ONE, A COUNCILMAN, SEAT THREE, AND A COUN. CILMAN, SEAT FIVE: EACH FOR A TWO YEAR TERM OF OFFICE. THE PLACES OF VOTING WILL BE CITY HALL, 102 N. MOSS ROAD, FOR PRECINCTS 12 AND 21; FIRE STATION NUMBER 2, NORTHERN WAY, FOR PRECINCT 50. THE ELECTION BOARD SHALL CONSIST OF MRS. RUTH LAYO, MRS. NORMA LANG, MRS. HELEN GREEN. MRS, LOUISE OWENS, MRS. PATRICIA LOM. BAR DI, MRS. MARGE WILLIAMS, MRS. REET ELLIOTT AND MRS. RUTH MEWES. TROY J. PILAND. MAYOR Publish: Sept. 30, Oct 7, II, 21, 1976 DED.1S5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.74.I1lS.CA4I.I EUGENE S. COOPER, Plaintiff, VI. SERVICE EXCEPTIONAL XENOGAMY, INC., a Florida corporation. Defendant, NOTICEOFSALE Notice is hereby given that P. suant to the Final Judgment In Foreclosure and sale entered In the cause pending in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, being Civil Number 76.11I0.CA4IE. the undersigned Clerk will sell the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as: The West ",of the Northwest ¼of the Northwest 'z of the South , of GOVERNMENT LOT 1, in Section 3. Township 20 South, Range 29 East, Seminole County, Florida. at public5I, tothe highest and best bidder for cash at 11:00 A.M. on the 2nd day of November, 1976 at the West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. DATED this 11th day of October, 1916. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk t..aorenc. D. Johnson, Esquire GILES. HEDRICIC ROBINSON, P. A. 109 East Church Stress Orlando, Florida 32102 Attorney for Plaintiff Publish: Oct. 21, 1976 DEE.109 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter $.09, Florida Statutes. will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and for Seminole C.un$y, Florida upon receipt of proof Of the publication of this notice, to wit: QUIK CAR CARE CORPORATION d b A 30 MIN. MUFFLER-10 MIN. OILLUB under which we are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF engaged In business at 7721 East FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH Robinson Street in the City of JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Orlando, Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY That the party Interested In said CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.$U.CA44.0 business enterprise Is as followi: In Re: the Marylogo at Geoffrey C. MoefI, PHILLIP JONES. SR ., President Husband Quick Car Car, and Corporation HENRIETTA JONES, Dated at Orlando. Orange County, Wife Florida, September 77th, 1916, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Publish: Sept. 30, Oct. 7, II, 21, 1976 TO: MRS. HENRIETTA JONES DEO156 No. 63 Peck Street Rochester, New York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am that a Petition for Dissolution of engaged in business at 4t9Hwy 431. Marriage has been filed against YOU, Bay 3, Altamonte Springs 32701, and you are required to serve acopy Seminole County, Florida under the of your answer or pleading to the fictitious name of SUPER SUB Petition an the Petitioner's attorney, PUB, and that I intend to register JAMES E. C. PERRY, 1011 Sanford Avenue, P.O. Box Said name with the Clerk of the Sanford, Florida, Circuit Court, Seminole County, 2236. Florida in accordance with the and file the original answer Provisions of the Fictitious Name or pleading in the Office of the Clerk Statutes, To Wit: Section go 09 of the Circuit Court on or before the 301h day of November, 1916. If you Florida Statutes 1957. fail to do to. a default will be taken S: Barbara J. Rawson Publish. Oct. 21. 2$. Nov. 1. 11. 1976 against you fo r the relief demanded in the Petition. DEEIG1 Dated at Sanford, Seminal. County, this 15th day of October, 1976. a. -Seminole Pat Ran. Don Virgil Jenkins Check McM.IIin Sib Sorenson David Wileher It :. ;. !Jb~V..-6 000,00 I Ifi / rj . • ' coa ches, the % u It I I over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football Looking ' We * a ther, Not SRTS * '3 Who ' ll Win Haynes' Seri es Woe Hunches !.', I. __ The Clipboard 4': ,. Legal Exchangl "One $10,000 payment I sent by wire to Mr. Grout" In Gurney's office In Washington "for a market research poll for Mr. Gurney," Williams said. Williams also testified that in the summer of 1971, Gurney accepted the iae of a condominim apartment for a Vacation In San Juan, Puerto Rico from Kramer. "Mr. Gurney made an Inquiry as to who the builder was and whether we'd done any. thing for him," Williams said. "I said we had helped him with the FHA in Miami." Gurney were to be non-visible," William said. Dittmar called Oxnard "an alter ego of Mr. Larry Witllama" and said Gurney was not directly Involved In the firm, set up after the WilliamsGurney meeting In Gurney's Winter Park home. William identified one of the persons who gave him a large contribution as Sumner Kramet, a builder of FHA-sponsored projects In South Florida. "I got approximately $30,000$35,000 from Kramer," In March 1971, Williams said. 1' s. afw2aralsing ..He expressed to me that he thought something like been going on," Williams said. "Mr. Gurney expressed sirprise only on the item concernlng Mr. George Anderson." Williams referred to the possibility that Gurney's finance ihinsome chairmian iadbeen tg of the money The money that was not used Swears Fundraiser UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION courT NO. 7141.OrI.CIv-Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dsnny Flint Jim Ke*M*y Henry Slicheist .. Tim RalSeI Alvin Sweet Nate Washloglen Ii - Superintendent Tamp., Florida Pu blish Oct 31, 1974 QEEIO6 Chad Roll .4 Charles Rigglos Bob Ssroso Jim Idmende : I)M .se ------------ —. Chris Rlgglns dM0 Wilkins Danny Flint Kenny Lee Greg PrIngle Doanell GlIctirist Don Aitneti Rod Turner Kurt Schlrard Jim Kennedy Rick Mann Ken Meadows Jeff Andersen Henry Gilchrist MaUlS Barber VIril Jenkins Visnis Quinn Tim Palmer Darrell Jihelin Jedy PICkM Steve lessen Robert Charles Ricky Irysen David Witcher Chad Roll . Oviedo Morris Hedges David Caughell Don Jacobs Dan Nash Curtis Holloway John Baza Kenny Ends Mike Multins Greg Kerr Dan Smith — — — ------- - — — — — Mill Cane, Sill D.ayne Miner Don Jacobs Kenny Eads Rick Nash Rick Evans Randy Willis David Bass Mike Rick Wart Scott Meyer NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute". Chapte M5.0,, Florida Statutes. will registeà. with the County Comptroller, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit: GEORGE CONSTRUCTION CO. under which we are engaged in business at 109 Devon Court, Lcngwood, Florida. 32730. That the parties interested in said business enterprise are as #Iiows George Davis Ronald Bennett Dated of Orlando, Orange County, Florida. October 5th. 1976 Publish: Oct. II, 21. 25. Nov. 4, 1976 DEE.79 '1 Sill Caner Mike Mullini Chip Johnson Dwayne Miner Jack ProCell 4S'---------------Defense — — — MIke Meliles Curtis Holloway Greg Kerr Morris Hedges Jack Procell Randy Homer David CauheII Chip Johnson Henry Finney ---------- Dan Nash Mike LIsgard Ores Kerr nis cone Rick Wart Dan Smith Jon Olson Hurural Bell lobby Johnson Mike Selple -Lyman Danny Williams Stove Peavey Steve Meyers to postpone Rick Evans. Scott Meyer Jest Olsen Henry Finney Bobby JeNsen Hurural Sill David Bass Mike seepie . I offense Randy Willis Mike Cox Rick Nash Dennis Cone RICh Wars Randy Homer 1 — Chuck McMullen Willie Hughes Offense— Rory Stone Rick unset? Barry Swearinger Larry Clark Ron Brow, Herb Folder JeSts Donsiwe Lynn Dickerson Danny Alien Richard Scary Kern Sweat Greg Sms Greg Warren Mike Wilson Bob Burhhart Ed Christianson Bob Thacker Stan Balabonshi Wyman Jackson Don Andriano Kevin Joseph, Kyle Peters David Simms Melvin Metlel Helm Chris Oerms i HqflId . . 5 . - . ----- - Bert Hetfield Greg Imi Marcnt Kondrick Rosy Stone Donny Allen 11 Larry Clark Herb Folder Lynn Dickerson Kem Sweat Be,, Ansley Steve Mulligan David Simmi Danny Williams Wyman Jackson Keith Barnhart Chris Germans Stan Balalonsiu Melvin Meitost Kevin Joseph Kyle Barry Swearh,ger Mike Wilson Ron Brows Rick Bennett John Donohue Richard Scary Doug Barnes Tampa Girds For olp h inS tmiqve Pesato Bret Poe Ed Christianson Greg Warren Stove Peavey John Osborne Steve Meyers Lake Brantley— Offense e Tommy White David Cast Keith LaDay Steve Gala. Mike Garlic Mike Sapp Clark Gonzales Danny Kirby Jim Kromer Tony Sanchot Sick Tbomblinsor Greg Furrier C C -- Mark ---Davis - <-0 1 Randy Fowler Tommy Albers Dean Shackleferd Earl Maier Edward Upson Kevin Kirschman Brian Breda Mike Behan Little Lee Baker lob Bray Mike Lacere Mike Couiliard Randy Fruit? John Flares Steve Shackleford Rick Estrlme,-ia John Fuller Jim Yarbrough Brad Keadle — Lake Howell Clark Dixon Bob Luby Matt Simonelli Don Andriano Malt Simonelli a John Irumb.aut, Mike Lacor. Bob Milanovich Bob Iray Steve Perry Pat Eby Bob Soloman Mike Coulllard Rich Arnold Greg Abbott a :' — ' offense ------------ Steve Dixon Bob Bray - Doug Hancock Lee Rally Big Lee Baker Keith Prather Chris Monevie John Sabi Randy Jones SCot? Roddifl Allan Jackson rim Forgue Leo Fields Richard Arnold Steve Perry Steve Birchift John BIumbauh Tony Cacciapuoti Mark Schrenk Mike Fletcher John Brandoril Larry Connariato Steve Foster Bob Soloman Mike Lacor, Joey Clark Duane Veltman Tom O'Leary Don Schrenk Steve Dixon Mike Perry Defense . . .._ _ Mike Perry James Kaslk — Chuck Weodwerttt Doug Greijer f. - Bert Barclay Clark Dixon Frank Fabrizio ¶ Nick Microvlls David Poe 1,11 Ruff Malt Simonelli rinity Prep _____________Offense _ S i Paul Swett Eo Murpny Mike Hansen Karl Salisbury flagr t S Win Webb Jeff Vann _ —' ..... - "rosser Clilfe Barnett Mike Butcher Mike I 19 Chan Muller Palmer Miles Mike Slgrest David Sutton Malt Stevens Brent Matthews Cliff, Barneft — — — — --------------------- .' Doug Lanier J. T. Willett Stuart Hall Jeff Vans David Sutton David Mellinger Mike Hansen Ed Murphy Paul Swell Mall Stevens Mike Stgr.st Cliffe lamest Norb.rt Seals Mike Presser . — — — — David Poe Cliff. Barnes? Stacy Hoiderbaum Jay Johnson Mike Butcher Defense 3 out of 4 adults find help in theYellow Pages, Win Webb Chao Molter - 4 - _ Jay Johnson Do" L.anle, J.T. Willett Stacy Holderbaum Sieve lelvin MM Sfe,,, Stuart Hall a. Santor, Florida 32771 TolepIe. 323 2171 Publish Oct 14. 21. 1976 OEE so After a 6-0 week last week, the prep pick.in' business is pickin' up. For this week's pigskin additives: Lyman 19, Lake Brantley 7 The Greyhounds don't remember the Alamo, but they do recall last — Deane Honaker Bad KeIsch Rick Ruedlinger -Defense----- Marvin Goldmai. Oeofl Nichols _ — ----------------- Randy Larsen Richard UcQuire . MIAMI (AP) The Miami play. We're supposed to have Dolphins and Tampa Bay Buc- our hands closed and within the year. cancers will have more in corn- framework of our body. But I Colonial 33, Lake Howell 14 Too much ball mon than just losing streaks don't care, if you're blocking control on the part of the Grenadiers. when they collide here Sunday somebody hard, your arms are Astronaut 41, Oviedo 7— Another long night for both are having trouble with going to fall out there." the Lions. holding penalties. Neither team can blame pen. Trinity Prep 36, St. Andrews 6 Tampa was called for eight alties for all their offensive A happy homecoming for the Saints. holding penalties last Sunday orotiems. while losing ;o Seattle. Miami had four holding penalties called In the first half in its Ions to Kansas City. Three were declined by the Chiefs. "I've never seen as many penalties In my life. I wish they i officials) had to coach one of the teams," said Bucs' Coach John McKay, whose expansion team has lost all six National ' Football League games. / "The thing that I've noticed Is that the referees who previous to this had very seldom callec ' holding penalties — unless the. were very flagrant are now throwing more flags than I've ever seen them throw before," said Dolphins' Coach Don Shula, whose 24 club has lost ________ three straight games. ____________ "1 don't think it's good to have an hol ding," Shula added. "If this (penalties) will help that, it will serve the punI pose. But I hate to see the flags ' being flown..." -/ The two Florida clubs are faced with an NFL crackdown ---.-on holding ordered by Art McNally, the league's superON. that IIU('I.' till/I lflhI.%/Uli(,fljS, / it ii till/i (III('/Ui%'fe''. visor of officials. 411141 ri(' ttiili t',lSil ('/It't'%,.'. r. Miami guard Bob Kuechenberg said, "It's Like a speeding ticket. If you hand out enough of them, they're going to slow you down, I guess. "Our whole offense was disrupted the whole first half with all those tlx holding penalties. me holding penalties can nullify NVIII %.t)U VC1 \tlLIi S11.11C t,l tlIL L,tIk tRill) tilL' I).'l)le %ilitt.ti It.' big, play and naturally take a way the offensive show,.. thic ')L'IItt PiII1.t.Y1 1,1 IlikI I I L"it.I&Illilt? when they call them In the first \' tIl Yelltm 11.ltL'S Stk.' Rep L'll1 iie'itl1 a prI'grinl 1111 quarter, that intimidates you till t Ihil 'II iii.ike ii CIft'i k ii 1 1 1"-w pi.. ipI it) (Ind Ili. for the rest of the game. "If a referee really wants to, he could call holding on every ,e-ikrr paqe — ---------------------------------- Frank Meshes .:ti Andy Brown JON Schultz Kevin Collins Brian M.ntcalm Baird Lyons Jim MCCullum Doug Cannlngten C O Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish Oct. 21, 25, Nov 4, Il. 1916 OEFlll Simile Strawter — — — — , William L Colbert at STENSTROM. DAVIS MCINTOSH p 0 Box 1330 Donnell Gilchrist Ken Meadows 75orls Barber Jeff Andersin Chris Riggias - 1916. 13061) doesn't Jetwi Litton Mark Resend OLIVER ORAYSON, co . Darrell Jabasin Jedy Plckeas Tent Orson Tim Palmer Jr. and MARY ANN ORAYSON,h wife; LIBERTY LOAN CORP. OfW FUR. SANFORD ORANGE; r fendani(s). NiTURE Notice is NOTICE OF nOreby given Iha purnt to a FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure entered on September II, 1916 by the above entitled Court, In the above styled cause, the undersigned United States Marshal, or one of his duly authorized deputies, will sill the property situate in Seminole County, Florida. described as: The East 75 feel of Lois I? and n0 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, ac cording to the plot thereof as recorded in Plat Soel 3. page 37 01 the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for Cash at 13:00 Noon on Thursday, November Lltmat the west door at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Dated: .33•75 MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER United States Marshal Middle District of Florida 0 KENDELL W. WHERRY Assistant United States Attorney Attorney for Plaintiff Publish: Sept. 30. Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1916 DED-15I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 16.2$5.CP Division In Re: Estate .f CECIL DAVID BASS. SR . . Oeceaw,j NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of CECIL DAVID BASS. SR., dC0hu,d, File Number 74213CP. is Pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, the address of which I Seminole County Courthouse, PofoL Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32711. The Personal representative of the estate i s HOWARD E. BASS. wrose ad deess is Estetla Drive. Lake Mary, Florida. The name and address of the personal representatives at tOCflI'f are Set forth below. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (Seal) All Persons having claims or Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND demands against the estate are Clerk of the Circuit Court AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN required, WITHIN THREE By: Martha T. VihI,n DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Clerk Deputy OF THE ZONING ORIDINANCE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, Publish: Oct. 31, 2$, Nov. 1, II, 1974 THIS NOTICE, to file with the clec l DEEllO FLORIDA. Of the above court a wvltt Notice is hereby given that a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE statement of any claim or demand Public Hearing will be held at the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN*they may have. Each claim must be Commission Room in the City Hall CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE in writing and must indicate the In the City of Sanford. Florida, at COUNTY, FLORIDA. basis for the Claim, the name and 7:00 o'clock P.M. on November 5, CIVIL ACTION NO. 742042.CA.I9.0 address of the creditor or his agent 1974. to consider changes and CHARLES F. MARKOWICZ and or attorney, and the amount amendments to the Zoning Or. EVA M. MARKOWICZ, hIs wife, claimed. If he claim is not yet due. dinance of the City of Sanford. Ptaintitts. the date when it will become due Florida. as follows: vs. A portion of that certain property MARY LOUISE ROLLER and Shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the lying between Mangoustine Avenue GEORGE K. ROLLER, her nature of the uncertainty shall be and Oleander Avenue and between hus band, at l, Defendants Stated If thO claim is secured, the First Strpe$ and Fulton Street is NOTICEOPACTION security shall be described Th. proposed to be rezonet' from RMOI TO: MARY LOUISE ROLLER claimant shall deliver sufticien (Multiple Family Residential, ard Copes of the claim to the clerk to Office and Institutional) District toGEORGE K. R,LLER enable the clerk to mall one copy to GC 2 (General Commercial) Residence Balsam, each personal representative District. Said property being more North Carolina All persons interested In the estate rarticularly described as follows: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an to whom a copy of this Not ice Of Block 2. Tier 17, St. Gertrude's ac tion to foreclose a mortgage on Arnlnistration has been mailed are Addition to Town of Sanford. the following property in Seminole required, WITHIN THREE All parties in interest and citizens County, Florida: MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF shall have an opportunity to be NE 'i Of the SE 14. Section 19 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF heard at said hearing. Tow nsh ip 20 South, Ring, 32 East: THIS NOTICE. to fi l e any obj ect ion s By order of the City Commission Seminole County, Florida. they may have that cMilenges the of the City of Sanford. Florida. has been filed against you and ,Ou validity of the decendent's will, the H. N. Tamm, Jr. are required to serve a Copy of your qualifications of the person4 City Clerk written defenses, if any, to It, on representative, or the venue Publish: Oct. 31, 1976 Julius G. Pelriiska, ROWLAND. Jurisdiction Of the court DEEmS PETRUSKA, BOWEN I. McALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND DONALD. Plaintiff' attorney, OBJECTIONS NOT S FILED Whoie address is30$ North Magnolia NOTICB TO THE PUBLIC Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32101, on WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Daleof the first Publication of thiS Notice is hereby given that or before November 29th. 1976, and Notice of Administration October Seaboard Coast Line Railroad file the original with the Clark of this Company will file application with Court either before service on the 111h, 1974 Howard E. Bess the Florida Public Service Com. Plaintiffs attorney or immediately As Personal Repr,senta mission on or about November I, thereafter, otherwise a default will live Of the Estate of 1916, for authority to abandon Track be entered against you for the relief CECIL DAVID BASS, SR No. 1 at Paola, Florida, and to demanded in the Complaint. Deceased amend the Open and Prepay Station WITNESS my hand and the seal of . ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL List to eliminate Paola as an SCL this Court, this 19th day of October. REPRESENTATIVE station, SEABOARD COAST LINE RAILBOAD COMPANY B. B. Vaughan Kenny Lee Willie Hughes Ricky Mann Jim Idmonde Steve Benson Rebort Charles Kurt Scttlrard Rod Turner — Plaintiff, Offense- GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION �U4LLL4 liW•bOnd,FL :! ___ Tksisd•y, Oct. 21. "Is j JaCksOn hS 7hree TDs Boos t Olderman rooms, 28- 2 , Sweet. Branch .lI, Jackson watch.., 1 Là I RV Coach Joe Montgomery's team Is eager to L.a lily UOUT TflIS wee . mis last spring, Is not In the Havilcekand also fooriji time, Is again the focus penciled In aistarters, but If of things on the Q. Wbes asked receilly why a bitter Is alt Jest waved and bettered but as yet Center Dave Cowens and for- they can't make it veterans Ished the preseaI Akers He f1w son with a 2$. bowed, begin defense of their ward John Havilcek, the 36 Steve Kuberskl and Jim Aid pok4 effort against Phoenix ctatebaselL"Osthecestrary,ftmae,$aglealthatfserbags rMull y0ldtum captain, artbuth WWget the Call. National Basketball be tawL becasie In bebsll ylhisg CU happII andsppesrslntopforrn, Association championship quest ionable for the opener beMartin Carroll, eai1w.rth, N.J. Indiana, meanwhile, has Its Guard Lucia Allen has also C81$e of back problems. Cow- own problens. Perhaps th tonight when they take on u To each his own. e looked good in preseason, aver. Q. Wb. Is iew the Wjhed psid player Ii iw.leuIisal f11t1' Indiana Pacers in one of four ens worked out with the club least imposing of the four ABA aging 14 points and six deals. N a Wednesday after miming a teams to be admitted to the ex., tional Basketbaii and bow much Is he paid? - LT,, Oleaa, N.Y. , Association season openers number of prese as on g am The Lakers were unable to es, pended NBA, the Pacers were 'ItisedtobeJoeNamath, who is making a cool half million Three new coaches will be it, but Havlicek did not (.k p further weakened by the obtain the power forward they for this SUM while the Jets stunible along, tFA it the reports are in that final practice session. MartthgceiderLenEl,flo sought right, O.J. Simpson has overtaken him with a contract calling for at of them making did pick up a couple of corn. th eir debuts reserve Urd KavIII git, power forward $2.5 million for three seasons. I don't think either of them are on the road. PgliadSfTOmtheAB worth that kind of money for such an intensely team game as was traded to Denver Wechies- bothofwhomafeoujfor pla>er Mack Calvin and The Las Angeles Lakers, with day in a three-way deal that season with knee injuries. football. Jerry West at the helm, take on brings Curtis Rowe 'med Dan Chaney, That puts more of a tlurien on Q. What 4. they mesa by the Aatraftan fermatisa Ii tCUIl frOCI ex-Celtic. the New York Knicks; the And Wedoesday, Da Billy Knight, the brilliant double,? - ILL, Fountain Valley, Calif. troit, but Rowe Isn't expected to forward who was second In the Houston Rockets open under play announcing the signing of In the opener. It's a strategy ploy for the serving team in which the man at Tam Nissalke against the At. the net lines op on the some side of the court as his partner. Sidney Wicks, purchased ABA In scoring tact season with guard DwlgJg "Bo" Lamar, another former ABA player. it Hawks, and the Buffalo from Portland last week in an a 26.1 average. And he's main adva ntage Is that it eliminates strong Ts court returfl5, Braves, led by Tates Locke, effort to bolster the frontcourt, hurting lately, a sprained ankle forcing the receiver to hit down the line or lob. It also Is a change meet the Milwaukee Bucks. The Knicks also failed to get of pace In tactics, trying to confuse the opposition. But it Is not will Mart at one forward posi. forcing him to miss the Pacers' the big man they were looking e o Th th er m embers of the fl. tlon, although he .a final preseason test. effective as a regular strategy. for. Instead, Coach Red Hotsteam NBA begin their 81-game pered by a groin pull. "He'll Q. y e so may pro tflMI going to the tkeemu Kamm Ab&Wabbsr, cornman has been using Spencer as far as he can, but we don't ing off perhaps his bed season Haywood at center and also defense? It seems that It would weaken them 1pIt the cuing seasons over the weekend, which beat Phoenix , attack. -TI., Oakland, Calif. will be," a ever when t won Most Valu- tLinronkie lrnmI Shetto,, I n able Player honors for the the middle. There Is an apparent shortage Ohe big, mobile linemen that In Ix games In the playoff t.. Celtics spokesman sato. it takes to employ the standard 4-3.4 defense In pro football. Une backers are in greater supply. Ergo, the 3.4.4. And it can be effective against the run if you have a nose guard like Curley Culp of the Houston Oilers, who contains the middle, and active, physical linebackers. The defense Is nothing more than the old Oklahoma defense, dressed op In new terminology (the Raiders call it their "Orange" defense, the Dolphins call it the "53") and provides goodpursoitangles. Q. U It Is possible, would you please explain lathe short space allowed the dlffereace between the T, the wishbone ad the veer foninatloas?-J.C. O'Donnell, Huntington Beach, Calif. Actually, they all start with the T4ormatlon, meaning the quarterback lining up directly behind the center for the snap of the ball. In the regular T (sometimes called the Pro T), the two set backs behind the quarterback are in different spacings usually Identified by numbers-i.e., If they're split equally on each side of the quarterback, It's a "red" formation, In the wishbone, the fullback Is directly behind the quarterback, the halfbacks lined up deeper on each side-In the shape of a wishbone. All the action Involves a handoff or fake to the fullback. In the veer, the hocks are evenly sot and the quarterback slides down the line, as in the battle the Afrnni•e t. Desiardions' Idea Make it a WINNER! Works I Oviedo, Florida Bill Wack BILL'S 434 MOBIL Mobil0 Hwy 434 831-6655 1398 E. Semoran Blvd. Casselberry We're Banking on you. GO FOR A WIN! Al's Towing & Repair Service 6781114 Sun Bank of Seminole. 831-9367 t .sj.r. 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Celtics Meet Pacers . ll~ V1Sf45,4't VtIi? ae fIW• FIMip 7 iWSfA94'4 vat; i*wir ,i 4fDD( 4' 2V $S 6i4*i',#F r Yb 8/*fT 4T 1 A4 IFD YWE Silt1&J4T /iY 7D 7b55f5 IW?W /2 4Z5 ... __ One lust has to admire the spirit of thou the new spirit prevails and Montgomery expects Oviedo LISIISI Trapped In the middle of a rebuilding It to surface anywseknowinformofold,,.,anupset ca mpaign and showing a record of only one win In "The six games, the team carries Its head high, and as even ifteam has made strides In. number of areas we have i-S record. And I'm proud of them coach Joe Montgomery puts it, "this Is a begin, for what they have accomplished." This week's ning." The Lions have been mired in losing seasons opponent is Astronaut of Titusville, hardly a for as long as oranges have been growing In that pushover. Still, the Lions are growling, beca us@ section of the county, so It might seem. However, might be the this week. a' TheBo'tonCe1tIcs, b1oodje Arthur Jackson carried the offemive blocking. mail, and Gene Sweet and While Jackson was running Reggle Branch came op with wild against the Baby Hornets, their coach's aIae for some former offensive linemen Gene unheralded defensive . work Sweet and Reggie Branch were WedoesY night aS the Cn, displaying their talents on the High freshman football teem unit In helping to hold crunched Bishop Moore's ninth Bishop Moore to a negligible grade squad, 262. offense. Sweet had 12 Jackson had touchdown runs unassisted tackles and fm of 56,65 and 50 yards in pacing assists while Branch had 10 Crowns to Its second win In four imMaisted tackles and five games. He wound op with 246 amists. yardson 16 carrIes. In all, The Crowns defense was so Crowns no for 311 yards. effective it held Bishop Moore Bobby Wells scored Crooms' outside the Panther 20 In the fourth TD, intercepting a pass first half. Bishop Moore drove and namIng 42 yardsfor the to the Crvoms two-yard line In score, the second half, but the Crowns Key blocks by Joe RuuL defense again stiffened, forcing aided Jackson's touchdown and recovering a fumble at the runs. A *yard reverse by two to snuff out that scoring Sieve Whitted helped let the oontunIty. stage for one of Jackson's TDCreams plays at home neat taunts, with crcnter Pete White Wednesday night against also a majr contr1butäio the Lyman. FERRAGAMO, avg a' riiis v/m't V IN S4P Well, Since You Asked,,. Thsndoy, Oct. 21,1974-31 UHHONORS byAnMaver ht NBA To Open Tonig ftm""Yow"" DefensiveK eys ')ennls Hardy (11)picks cpIac. Ewaing lssraw, lielerd. FL 700 FRENCH AVE SANFORD ll % rn-4100 \, s'.' .L w w ) HOURS. 730-5'30 WEEKDAYS 7.30 -5..0 SA TURDAY .' : . .. . . -I L ours .. I .. 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Althea Gibson and former las Cowboy football star Bob Hayes, o the "d' fed han." be Als° being included former FAMU ootball co aches William "Big who retired in 1 wln will be i.ound the country, is Just 23 years old. He and Walker collided last year In a San Carlos, Calif., main event, when Walker was fighiing out of the Golden State Temite won an eighth-round 11(0 when the referee saved a badly Cut Walker, who bitten )' wu C01alfled the da,n ...A...J k.I- AMU I...J. F 'AP)- 1J. Irtime Flodda A01 ter amassing AIl'SouJ.s \ - Fitzpatrick; Second row, Anne Molloway, Corey Joan, Donna Swisher, Nancy Atklnso,i,w-a Bernosky, Wendy Schirard; Third row, Yvonne Rice, Gina Tucker, Mary Higgins, Julie Smith, Patty Brooks- Shed Smith, Sherry Viblen, Kerry Sposato, Belinda Molloway and Celeste Albert. Gaither H ads Gaither, to Houston, meets [troy Walker of Miami Beach, - utts. Walker labeled Watkins the ,dirtied ile fighter I ever vows St I revenge here th' Florida . ClIlmsfn Bzars ftb' all Willie GalImO e; James EverVincent k the Florida 147eft Sr., who coached Miami June date pound crown f GIl' J Washington High three in a wildbrawl saw a championships; the late J.R. Ie Jr., form' FAMU vice president, and ar former Atlanta scored a Udr&=M TKO. Braves baseball player Bill Five other ma hes Imm. the 8 p.m. W I. 'T POt OF U 30))) 7 0 s 0 io 2030 0 s 33 M 7 3 1 I; Minn Vncvr WALES CONPININCI N.IrIS Division Adams Division 4 2 0 $2 37 45 Clays 2 2 2 4 20 17 Butt 3 3 0 1 17 Into i 2 3 3 23 37 Wsdnsldays LOS Angilit 1, Now York Rangers 2 Buffalo 4. Vancouver Pittsburgh 4. Toront o 1, tie Minnesota 1. Allanto 3 Boston 2, Colorado 1 Tiday's Chicago at Philadelphia Toronto at MoWr,a$ Løt Angeles WIshlngton (II...I. 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He was elected was born In Canada and had Congress after moving Longwood, Fla. 32750 8316655 - - THE STATE BANK' OFFORESTCITY I Highway 434, San Sebastian Square. Altamonte Springs Phone 86268Oo I I Celery City Printing Co. "56 Ysars of 1.rvjc." 221 Magnolia Ave. Sanford the conservative pulling plugs. That was In November of 1968 when the 3222581 campus of San Francisco State was in a period of extreme student unrest and Pa southern California. He won tht senatorial primary of 1970 b) defeating li beral Congressxnar George Brown and thereby Democrats If he hadn't jumped on the back of a sound truck .eight years ago and darted We're behind you • TIres-Batterjes-Accnssorie Hwy 434 at the time he charged with being ineli beca use of war crimes, to , George Murphy, a political so much because c savant for the San Francisco Hayakawa's strength bu Chronicle. "John Is showing because of Tunney's politico and LAMY BILL'S 434 MOBIL 1 .. - CYCLE SYSTEMS bm 1 Isui Cyd, Fyi, Bill Wack Mobil - he switched to the more folksy "Sam" wouldn't be the dar ling of the Republican right CALL 322.2611 WINTER PARK DIVISION Wlntsr Park Mall. Winter Park, Florida 37700, Phone (300)4474100 Highway 431 near FlU Blvd. Winter Park Norlhgat, Plaza, Orlando Longwood Village Shop. ping Center, Intersection of SR 434 and II. - - O.a4.m . Evening HeiaJd We're Banking on you. Horatio) GO TEAM, GO FOR A' WIN! Of John Sam Hayakawa all his life he has been called "Don" but his political advisors thought It would be better for the voters II Secure Those Points, Team.l Teams. Dr. Maitiand 11-92 1 o psetCt Republican. move is to tell it in the Herald Business Review 6781114 BRAKE & TUNEUP SERVICE • MINOR REPAIRS TIRES • BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES 17.92 & Sybeba Th e Strategic Oviedo, Florida GO FOR A WINI Towing & Repair Service are entitled represent . .by attorneys and to present ed testimony from witnesses, to Hayakawa out been a Democrat until he was 68 years old, decided he wanted to run for the Senate as a iIwM Oviedo Shopping Center ALLSTATE GO TEAM Al'S The defendants The changes mark a ed that he "it was clear to him that (the war crimes cowd not be rdumed to Yugosis thesubcom. government's ef fo ton rack down and deport via because he Though the charges are based on immigration be e target of political persiecution was likely to Naswar criminls livi in the United States. law, the evidence will focus almost y en irely on mittee wanted him to do," Jervls said. SI. HAYAKAWA JOHN ThNNEY In these cases and others to come, government eg Subcommittee Chairman Joshua Eil berg,DNY"We have SOhtOther countries to deport him' lawyers are relying on the memories of Jews Jes said ygovernment JewsPa., witnesses an member d Elizabeth Hoi ' to, but Iroland, Switserland and Wed locked in tight Senatorial race who watched in horror as th& friends and he three Will bethe Israeli who in part ha ye pushed for a probe. e have refused to accept him," Jervis said."We're neighbors werebeatenan the centratMflbyhundreds against cimmtothave seen th beatings " e subcommittee was cer- Iooklngforsomeway th 0murdersand Prisons and to reopen the case but we ion camps. The defendants, of re entitled to entthy a fartor"of in raising the effort to a high would have to prove to the Board of Immigration About 20 who escaped the persecution and now r esented by attome'a and to pres te& priorityrg freqagency, Jervia ackeowledged. Appealathat he would ght to the United timony f rom wltnesses. Ellbe uently has complainedthat e th political grounds if he wore deported to to testify in the three anings, d Verne JerYugoslavia." vis, spokesman for and what could be years of court hearings. Any of the charges. Na twalatjon Secee Immigration Nov. 1 hearings could e explanation, Jervis said, is that 'inc U The defendants are Br 73. request of "~-61vidual involved. and scope and depth of utls Is nmFthLng 'ie' year-old Lithuanian who lives Kamlnskas, The INS Judges could take several weeks to loser, whether it's this agency. A worldwide investigation is a new week room In Hartford, Conn.;Kar lisDetlavs, announce their decisions. The experience for us." b the defendant or th agency, may a ppeal There are only three previous cases in which after losing a leg to cancer three years ago; and Board of Immigration Appeals. Th endant, if e def the INS has attempted to deport Immigran ts for y Boleslays Malk-ovskis, a 72-year-old retired he loses there, could e the case to the courts a lleged warlines. peed By MURRAY OLDF.RMA N carpenter in Mineola, N.Y. and ultimately to the Sunreme fl.rnr4,+1.sn .4 arge. WVI C UILUOLCU against Kaminskas and Detlavs have told reporters agency, however, cannot appeal the board's Hermione Braunstelner Ryan of New York City 110 SAN FRANCISCO - (NEA) they are innocent of the charges. Maikovskis has decision to the courts. in 1972. During the process, the West German J... U IWJ ai refused to see reporters and has made no Meantime, INS investigators are gathering government old retired college professor initiated extradition proceedings. comment on the charges. evidence in 77 other cases that could lead to She was extradited to West Germany in August Ap who might doze off in the In legal terms, Detlavs and Maikovskis are deportation orders or lawsuits to strip middle of a television interview 1973, and is now on trial there for murder. charged with entering the United States Illegally naturalized Americans of their AMMU e oszu sociny citizenship. to emerge as the most dynamic A deportation case was brought in 1953 against by lying about their wartime activities. The agency has announced plans to launch Andrija Artukovic new political figure in of Seal Beach, Calif., who is Kaminskas, because of a slight difference In the denaturalization proceedings against four acCalifornia? wanted In Yugoslavia on charges of murdering Beyond that, would you cxpect him to threaten the U.S. *nate Incumbency of a man party in his home county who Is 28 years younger, more Mann and espoused li beri handsome, vibrant, equally causes. He worked for a blac articulate and who represents newspaper in Chicago. Now, I the majority party In the state? an ironic switch, Senate "It's very unusua l," says Ed Tunney is viewed as the sytnb Salzman, editor of the of the age-old establishmen California Journal, a thoughtful and a 70-year-old man (wli political monthly, in referring would, if elected, be 76 by th to the upcomin g election for the time his term expired) is th Orig. $18. Trim, Tailored. And senatorial seat now held by empirical antidabllshmer at great savings. Euro-fit dress •ohn Tunney. "It's Incredibly advocate. slacks for guys. Choose from tight." The senatorial race i great fashion colors and "It's too close to call," says California became a toss-up nc . John Hamilton buslftss hours caII$1l.1451 (1!IE!EiiiI L War 11. - Mike's F in. meets your moving needs. - courtrooms next month aging federal authoniti attem* to deport three as immigrants a cased of atrocities against Jews mo than ) re years The hearings before Immigration Judges in New Britain Conn., Baltimore and York City will be, in effect, tiis country's : mmltted during World war criminals but will not identify them until the si'ts are med. ce r J approval. If he loses t Throih the 19 and 1960s Je said, the take the case the and INS periodica lly looked into; im es cases, ultimately to the Supreme but no charges were heOUght cr the effort ty,and ranked low in priori The crent effort began ee years ago when Leonard F. apman toOk office as INS cornmisaloner and was questioned by the House thousands of Serhe, Jewill and gypsies. Six years* Immigration subcommittee. later, a federal court cc ti ti alter £ Specie ity. 1 SERVICE STATION 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE bout with the Orsyhounds from Lyman. One might-cell 'Friday-n ghVs game h interest in South Seminole County Forest City something of a backyard as -asmuch if the two teams were undefeated and rivalry, because Lake Brantley and chugging toward a championship. The Lyman have their own particular brand of collision course for Brantley and Lyman1 competition, Lake Brantley hasn't met has crossed before, last year's Brantley with success but twice in five games thus upset of Lyman still prevalent on the far, and Lyman is 1-5. Still, the game has minds of the Greyhounds, NutUus Mtaiu ii 1k. ONLY - turo-tit dress slacks. Now 8.99 1 $ • Europe To Be Re=Li*ved the campaign and the candidates , , -. : Of ... Champ phies feature winner with a 51. $ 30 21h1 They will receive their t ro Alan Atliiucn 30 74.33._It Wednesday at a luncheon. Pinkie Mioducki's 1 led .itff Inweeklytourn ament izay, it Class C, and Ellen Donley took 54iVi WOOdly 331-44 °'°"''' was Butts with a low gross 83 in low net at 74. J flii andi Novice DIviijs3121 championship flight while , Dottle Bateman oan tied for the Bill Lowry 3 0 7 33 30 Edmntn - Club champion Margaret Bol ts captured the Mader - -.--,-.- - M Gann Western olvia" S Diego - Jim Manning 34 Mm Botts WASHINGTON (AP The nightmare of warthneEiwope will be re1lved In three U.S - a - Birm - Putf.Putt NI"ghtmare - 25 Widdocksy Auoc$sa .;.r Division vv I. T POt OP CA Indy . In tee-to-green feature, Sylvia Brown and Peggy Bill ups tied Tournament Wednesday at with 4, *?I*STCOLONIAI. MayfaIr Country Club as she A rugnn was put e final th on the 77.20.27-05 Webber with a 9t Ann Moore Kin 242131-15 tltlewithad 71 to Mane had low net with a 72 and Helen v. Ch.r 4dlstance munnern GOrYErI,*A DCL urewllhasl, In Home by .sght strokes. B niapeUtlun, Hurne's ã was Amativr DIvlsl.ø rounds of with Bea Taylor carding bce. 66-71 for 2 while - CincI - - 24 3S - - , 4 3 0 12 41 14 4 2 2 10 32 30 741 1 3 1 3 II II 1 4 1 3 14 31 Wash *4010-130 Pill? 1. Nsqul.JavI (3) 10.30. 4.10.4.20; 3. EanoMiguol ch (I) 4.00. 3.40; 3.Cacho5.ncMz(4) 730, Q 31 31.40; P. (31) 7210. Best-of- Sem Series SICOND- 1. Eddy Elorza (3) WI.... pet. CincI 3 0 1.100 17.10. 4.40. 4.10; 2. LarriCoido 3) N.Y. 4.20, 3.10: 3. Ethano.JavI (7) 3.30; Q 0 3 (3-3145.20; P. (5.3) 1.00; DO, (35) 11110. OI.iii 1 N.Y. THIRD- 1. Eddv.Coodo (I) 14.10, 010 000 000.-) 5 1 CIncI 101 001 2k-5 10 I 11.20, 4.10; 2. Nsqui.Yza (4) 10.00. 510:3. LrI.EIorza (2) 3.40: Q (4.4) 54.00; P. (H) 14.10 Olmo 2 N.Y. FOUNT" 1. Pat*I.Porn (3) 000 100 300-3 e I CincI 030 000 001-I 10 0 1010, 4.20, 5.10; 2. Eddy-Aguirrs (3) 4.20. 3.40; 3. Jose-JavIll) 340; Q. (33)43.20; P. (53) 1)4.00; DO, (Is) Qams CincI 34O. 000 100 030-4 13 2 N.Y. FIFTH -I. BlIboa-Altu (2) 1710, 000 100 100-2 $ 0 7.40. 4.00; 2. Anton-Arco (7) 110. 4.40; 3. 57.40; P. (2-71211.50. Wsdaasdors au,. Cincinnati at Now York, rain To day's Gasias Kader Cincinnati (Nolan 150) at New York (Figueroa 10.10), (n) 7 S 0 4 100 2 5 0 2 20 31 1 4 0 2 14 World War II Cr!minal Charges To Be Heard I. Domlnio4oto (3) rre 11.40. $0.40; 3. Atwcha-JayI (I) 3.20: Q (2.1) 40.00; P (71) 7140. SIVINTN I. JOsSiItL5 (II $4.10. 3.20, 3.10; 2. UruQuloIa (3) 000, 3.00; 3. EchanoColdo (1)4.20: 0 (SI) 10.00; P ($5) 130.00; Big Q (2.1 with 31) 1541.20. IIOHYN 1. Ulm -Juan (2) 11.00. 3.20; 2. Alva-Zarrs (1) 400 3.40;). Marurl-AItu (4) 4.00: Q (I 30.10. P. (21) 337.10. NINTH - I. PatxI (I) 29.00, 11.0c, 1.40: 2 Sale (1) 4,00. 3.00: 3. Zarr• (1)5.00; 0(70)04.40; P. (I-?) 707,40, TENTH I. SIfltI (4) 10.10. 4.00. 4.00; 7. FOrmin (3) 11.20, 4.20; 3. Ramon II) 3.20; 0 (34) 43.00: P (4. 3) 217.50; 00 ($4) 133.20. 1. AfltOfl.EIOr. ELEVENTH (I) 1000.0.40.1.00: 2. Patxl.Agulrre (3) 7.00. 4.10; 3. OguIzaPer (4 7.00; 0 (30) 15.00: P (0.3) 143.70. TWILPTH I. MaIIOIO-ArCI (4) 4.20. lAo. 4.00: 7. Anton-Juan a&*" (7) 1.20; 9.20.1.201Sale. 1 (34) 41.10; P (4-3) 100.30; BIg 0 ()0 with 3.1) 1,002.40. Handle -1101.002: A 2177. OLANOOSIMINOLI wlosslsoay'saasulrs World Series At A Glance 4 3 0 $ 23 23 4 3 0 • 32 16 5 SIXTH Jai-Alai IfldJafl$pQiI$ It Son Dilgo Smthe MOnt L.A. Pitts ø,r, 31•37-34-47 Dr. S.f. Hayakawa, renowed In academe as a semanticist, had been recently elevated to the school presidency. On the corner of 19th and Holloway Avenues, activist Kay Boyle, a prominent authoressteacher, was about to address a turbulent rally of dissidents when Hayakawa, who liked to wear a tam on his head, strode out, mounted the van and tin- plugged the sound system. "lie got a macho Image out of that one Incident," says Salz,.man. ' "Sam's a hero to the con- alienating the left wing of the Democratic party. His tenure In the Senate has so far left him wi th a reputation as a lightweight, a dilettante and, J ustified or not, a playboy - Tunney Is divorced. (Ironically, Hayakawa has covertly been regarded as quite a ladies' man, too, despite his age.) The same hasn't been true of Sale $76 the other Democratic senator from th e state, Alan Cranston. Reg. $95. Our 4-piece Quad' suit of texturlzed woven polyester has solid color coat and slacks plus reversible vest and fancy patterned slacks Switch the pieces for ten great looks. Rust, brown, light blue, hunter green, yellow, and more Sizes 36 to 48 regular. short, tong and extra sizes "Cranston's always there," says one critic, "not skiing In Gstaad." "I know now that my Achilles heel has been not spending enough time in California," Tunney admits. "I won't make that mistake again." He was badly bruised poli tically when ultraLlberal Tom Hayden challenged him In this year's primary elections and won 38 per cent of the vote. The Hayden supporters have been sitting on their hands -'a Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Oct. 24. Men's slip-on tassle shoe. In th e current campaign, corn- pounding Tunney's problems. Hayakawa's greatest cr utch is the apparent Lack of solid servative Democrats In Democratic support for TunCalifornia's central valleys," ney. The Republican candidate says Murphy. "lie stopped 'those Commie, pinko faggots meanwhile was an explosively surprising winner in the June at SF State." Even Hayakawa is puzzled by primary, knocking out Robert t he imagery. "I suddenly had t"incn, the former HW an image of absolute ferocious secretary and a Nixon ,_mascul inity, none of which I associate, despite a minimal amount of campaign spendin g .Jeserved," he recalls, iless than $200,000J. Is old, Hayakawa Actually, So, poLitcially speaking, there pedantic and inexperienced, lie is not a dynamic man. He is not is an old-fashioned horse race in even particularly eloquent. And the quest for the California seat 11 27 Men's leather slip-ons set off with twin-tassles. Leather linings and soles. Antique gold, black. Wide range of men's sizes. the depth of his political con- in the Senate. The candidates will confront victions have not really been each other Just one time plumbed. For years he contributed directly, In a televised debate religiously to the Democratic OCt. 23. D!SCOVER 6 BICENTENNIAL AMERICA 1976 JCPenney SANFORD PLAZA Open lOam, toO p.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 fOS:30p.rn. Catalog Center Ph. 322•1020 Store Ph. 32313$O WINTER PARK MALL 0p 10a.m. toO p.m. Monday ttiru Saturday OpenSurday 12:30?oS:30p.rn. Catalog Center Ph. 444.5*44 Store Ph. 147.4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 9:30a.m. to 1p.m. Tues,, Wed., Thurs. andSat. 0p4n9'3Oam tol:30 p.m. Mondayand Friday Store Ph. 141.4110 H �OS-I V.SI* NSrW. 1s.lerd, FL ThwWiy. ftf. 3. 1l7 _____________________________________________________ LlSiINGS TELEVISION n Thursday poke too 4' 9' etin '7'! ceass w i uus. YOGA mo YOU 9. 2) PHI. 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U 11t butter tastln' biscuit. Good Every Day Except Wed.& Sun 110.m fiI3p.m. 101t Famous For Good Tact. Limit 2 _____ ____ a, ' I 'VO(R LITTLE FEE ,IGENCr' 201 Commercial OPEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL 9;$P.M.-FIJ. SAT. yi, $15 Frsnck Ave. (Ni-way 17-52) Sanford P.M ______________________ PRE OF HEALTH - - eel-shy of Florida. 6-30 '4) KL!TAM 9) SUNRISE SEMESTER 655 2; DAILY DETIONAL 7:00 '2j '12) TODAY (Local news at 725 arid 825) '4')6) CBS NEWS: (7:30,5 - A' SESAME O:GOO4rJRN,NGM ' C- Good Morning Florida" '24. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT at 7.25 and 825 am., local new s. weather, Sports) F RI. and SAT. NIGHTS c:i' ?Vsdllam..Jpm [ 4' "THE TkeFtqTkie15 STEAK HOUSE and ITUCAMPUS 4' ] 'N LOUNGE * MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT" .I,an kwdo,' classic iex * thy *$ Wtsit $at 4' ywpo matsr. * • OCT. 22, 13,74',7$,2030 * 4' $3ICIMT** 23ICMTA * * 1.IIT1CIUT MO 216-9101 * (Next To Post Office Sanford) "FIVE on th. 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Get some action with C Herald From CAMELOT '135 AT CASSELBERRY TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES-3 OR, 1', bath, central heat & air, kit. chin equipped, fenced yard, half block from Gall Course Reduced "Ike Pt&iqe Comm-oil',b East off 17.52 322.2090 (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Winter Park Drive 323-8670or 831.9777 Open 10 too °rotessonallv Manaoed Blvd. Classified ad. We'II help you write This NEWSPAPER does r,.• "u' I,_...l__,.. IJVWIfl9I - accept HELP.WANTED ADS that a preference based on age from em. pioyers covered by the Efficiency sfls Utilities i Call 322-1.470 Highway 17.52, Sanford Across From Ranc h HOus 830.7966 '--, - Mature adults. No pets. $95. 327 7296 after I wk days. !, Uppland Park Homes 8 , I III Inc. I Is Sanford. beautiful wooded Oversized 117.500. Fla. '.i• j; R ...... , LAKE MARYCRYSTAL LAKE Spacious 3 OR, 7 bath home, I', acres of freedom, formal dining. . I r Offering A 6) : JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 3227511, Sanford 7375 ~.'& ;0 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse . Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 5094. A. Or lando, Fla. 37806, ____________ SHOW TIMES ?M £ Ia.AI jJ ..!! . iephon. 541.1026. _______ - - ... %Tfco~l(~Iq., I NOW 22,125 Sanford Wooere DAILY-4:30 a.m..S:30 SAT.-l1 a.m..s p.m. p.m. p.m. I Altamonte Springs I I -1 I -'11 I RUTH TUECH 8)1-9217 Altamonte Spring, RedCro3 The Good (IJflAWt.A .. PIES SWAP SHOPS FLEA MASJ(I'T ,- Neihbnr Longwood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 574 ho? Del ton New 2-3 & I __ _____ FROM IJ 834-92)2 Cassel berry Winter Springs Sanford's newest FOR INFORMATION CALL e / Hal Colbert Realty 3237832 - Ridgewood - 5659 -- ,' , TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harieft, Beauty Nook) 319E Firs t 3773712 I - :1 Lawn arprntry Pemod..i.ng Custom Work LicenSed , Bond ed CC estimate 3234031 window Washing. Floor Stnipprig & Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 1771 Electrical, - frigerat ion. Carpet Cleaning Plumbing, Ice re Machines, Residential or Commercial, - Pest Control - ART BROWN PEST CONTRO 7362 Park Drive 3221143 .- Whatever the Occasion, mere is a Classified ad to sOlve it Try one SW resid ential neighborhood Hauling L IGPITHAULING& YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN Phone 319 Home Improvements - . Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Another Fine Development By wlico CONSTRUCTION COMPANI A Subsidiary Of Whiner Industries : , BUILDER-DEVELOPER I , . c E SHEPHERD Pa inting. Remodeling, General Repairs Call 373 ls7 CijiSif led Ads will always give you , more Much, Much More than CU CPCC1 I TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR Land Clearing ______ - And That's AFact, Classified Ads Gets Resu lt, And That's A Fact T' ______________________ ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top $oI 327 5943 Bulldozing, -.--_--g Tree Service Lite' Clearing, Mowivig, Discing, Fail D,rt Clay , RoCk. Sand. Backhoe Loader P 3fl 7 - - I - Alterations, Dress Maltiog, Drapn Upholstery 322 0701. HUGHEY EQUIPMENT - • To Terrace Drive Sewing _____________________ 80dm Electric - Industrial Commercial Residential Free Estimat es 7315 Elm Ave. 372 2373, '-"------ - Care _________________________ Interior, Exterior Plastering Piaster Patching, Simulated Brick A. Stone Sp*Cility. 3222710. Electrical at -. LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Brenemnen. $57 1399 ______ '25,000 I I'1Ii. US Landscopino repair service 339 $417 4 Bedroom Homes I If I Home Improvements Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Fr estimaIe 3233956 ____________________________ __ JTO Family Rental Units Wantea Private Buyer Phone 349 S Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy DIRECTIONS: In Sanford - Weston 251h St. off 17.92 ,, Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Least Datsun including za,.s and fliCks For information call Bill We buy and sell good furniture Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1315. antiques. HWY 6 AUCTIOI. I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and GALLERIES, 3226972. '73 Models, Call 3235370 or 531. Wan t to buy furlt ure. to.,' fix. l 1605 Dealer. tures, an ything of value. 322 DAVE's 339611 Beauty Care 47-Real ---- Estate Wanted VA Financing-Nothing Down S FHA o Conventional-5% Down 323'7080 or 323'7860 rthe details. ___ can cover your home with j __________ 83.19212 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION We Buy Furniture- aluminum & soffit system, Also Gutters 20 Yrs Exp, Eagle Siding Co isi 9563 SOUTH _________________ I 11 Super Beetle, inspected October 6. good, OOS 900d. $900. 323- 5157 after i. T, Collie Sheltie, female, 1 monttis old, has all shots. Make offer, 373. 0310 after 4 p.m. Aluminum Siding Store Building, 7th and Cypress. Sanlord, 2 apt,. upstairs, small house. R ented. $11,900. SANORA - MODEL OPEN: ' lermsavailab., 34.3.57i0 Rug Shampooing.-. Living room, ,zoof Repar. Carpent,,, Pa'nI..lg, Home Repairs. Guttering. Cement dining area. hail-regarle work Frei estimate, $31 $662 Size, $1995 322 3355 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. DEAS JEAN BRYANT Doberman Puppies, AKC, 1150. "ii ___ ORIGINAL PRICE $029m,4W - Chrysler Newport, 4 door sedan, low mileage, A.) condition -Phone 323 &791. 1571 JUST A Pt-lONE CALL AWAY LN I'_ 2072Sth, mmm" S I I I REALTORS --------- LOvely) More Information may be 80-AU1 os for Sale EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Casselberry, let's talk turkey. 4 Bay Building 26'xlQ' See to appreciate. 131-7333 I BR, 2 bath, cintral heat & air, family Arm . garage, large tcnced yard, separate studio S3 ,0130 equity & assume loan $32000 321 0303 ________ RhlCthJIcc rsIOr,'r#-,ss, lLlUT ei~ EVES 372 1517 or 3220612 Meg. Real Estate Broker Il50c,evroIetpmckupt,$3 speed. Runs good. Mustjell. 1335 321-0340 anytime. __________________________________________________ multiple listing service Longwood area Lets talk turkey. 3 OR, 2 bath brick. Huge lot. In 6162. ------ W. GARNETT WHITE OR $ ______ 46-Commercial Property the SO's. 131 2333, 25% _ ~ REALTORs 1911 C 40 Chevy truck, S speed axle, Lecohl.lift bed, liftsstraigt,t upor dumpS. Utility boxes. 13100. 3e5. t. '75 Start ire GT, tow mileage, fully equipped. Call 1349012 between S and S wetkday. Cash for Antiques, Consignments I want ed Hi.way 46 Auction j 1961 Jeep. 327 engine, 4 wheel drive. Galleries, 372 6972 Call 3231560 from 7 to 5:30 week. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buyj da ys, ask for Dick Lacy. Color TV, 23" RCA, walnut console, Furniture I Miscellaneous 5.111 excellent condition, $119.95. 332 104' IOpct commission Free Pick l9l0 Dat5un station wagon 0337. UPS Auction, Saturdays 7 pm 53505is . Sanford 322 2270 3233956 ________ _______________ Forrest Greene Inc. $06133 -_ CS RADIOS FANTASTIC SALE Midland CB Radio with antenna. $3 or 10 a month, CO CITY , 115$ S. Orlando Ace,. Winter Park. (Next to Anderson's Restaurant) ___ --'---- __ 53-TV.Radio.Stereo -- - - Osteen- S Acne, $9.250 10 acres, 113.000 Sjri,•.,..i. .... C,,. ii,,... "V 'Ii' surance, Broker. 1310171. WE TAKE TRADES DRIVEBY-I33SSUMMERLIN Tree shaded site.) OR.? bath home, neat 5 clean, immediate oc cupancy. A must se e- 517.930. 1975 Ford F.100 Ranger, 5' bed, air, automatic transmission, power steering a brakes with camper. $4,000. Will sell camper separately. 3237511 after 3:30. CARROLL'S FURNITURE,322 sill I AAOONEYAppLgAEs3fl ____ stream $1.000 equity assume mortgage for $17,000 for 5 yea rs Ph, 3fl 6410, - Obtained from the Wage. Hour office at Rm. 309, lando Prof. Ctr. fl W. Lake Fi Ais ~ 17 10 ILLA'ST -GODS BLOODY ACRIIISGARDEN OF DEATH" c ountry kitchen,fireplace.sunk tub in master Suite. $59,900 ________ -.________ 42-Mobile Homes -- -- Murphy. N C Area-13 acres 410' bordering a beautiful trout 7017 S FRENCH )J - ._.__,,43-LotsAcreage 321.0041 1973 GMC (',t on pick up. 307 CID, auto. Excellent cond. 13300. M. 65-Pets5tjppljes ' 52-Appliances -- KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used machines. ______________________________ ' Appointment Call 303.322.3103 WOI.O But the Wt'lc'oine Wagon can t:;ake it easier I....I..,.e ....... • uIIU.M I" 3UUI flL'W SW'rnunthngs, and iIIa)tw put a 51111k (111 )flUt lace' that', MLS REALTORS - Jj()tf L!t tJ(1 i uo; lot TruckTjle Steam CleanYo.srOwnCarpet Rent Our Reinsnvac _________ 'l57imme, 24'xSO', central A-H, awning, attached shed,) OR. 2 full baths, set p in Lake Kathryn Estates. $15,000, 339 0614, Crystal with central H 5 A. car - ""' f ur nished 1st f loor, apt. Private entrance. Adults only. 1001 Palmetto, Sanford No BR. I', bath, red brick,Must sell, """d YU terms, 570.000. Phone 373 $602 peting. large satin kitchen, BLAIR AGENCY 323-3144or323.fl,O _________________________ _________ 322 5")or 323-ps; after Hrs. - Motorcycle Insurance Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedeay, Daytona Beach will hold a public COUNT P YJ'j3, • 'DI IT RI BUTOP S !ee to 000 o14 , "I.UrO,ALJCIfON ,very $a?gegay Shepherd pup, female; has all 323 5322. SPaS I mi. East I night at 730, It's the only In Shots. 373-9124 after 6 p.m. Florida, Spc. walnut dining room set with 3 You set the - price, No charge other reserved leaves and Pads, good Condition. than $5 reg istration Call 322 0344. ------68-Wanted - -- ----'to -. lee unless vehicle Is _____________________________ Call 904 2531311 for fu r - -- "-Motarcycli'" 1 BALL REALTY - re Furnitu NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrjft's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. SINGE R Prices. Good seleCtiOn. Reg Real Estate Broker SALES RENTALS - Any year thru iSiS models. 7 days week. Call collect, Sa.2131. - 64-Equipment for Rent ______________________________ payments of $6. Call credit 117W. Is1 St., Sanford ______ ,.. MC 3211 W 75th For _j : ONSTFtJCT1(J(s,J ' Clean IS , MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars g Trucks - - ft- H. Stemper'Realtor LAKEVIEW BEAUTY- 4 OR, BA home with access to Lake , 372 0779 - Good condition. Reasonable, Call 327-5191 days. manager, 372.9411 or se. at SA NFORD SEWING CENTER ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 301 E. 1st St., Downtown BROKERS VVe ell our trade-in furniture at low Days-In 6173 15195 Fr en ch 322 4991 Eves. 322 149$. 322 1161. 322 1954 __________________ 'hIluflimu 3237595 Office tachment, balanceofsIa55oor pa y$)) 90 p, month. Will take Iracte.in. Singer equipped to fig tag 5 make button holes. Balance of 5345$ or 10 Nights-3fl 2157 Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting ________________ REALTY Call 322 1524 after 4 p.m. Ciaato.- - Gravely Tractor & 30" Mower One of Singer's top Touch and $ Zig Zag machines, Assume Reg Real Estate Broker, 371.0610 3722744 14 Bedroom 2 Bath Models QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES FUTURA BY I BUY JUNK Llikk3- from *10 to $33. 373.fl55 63-Machinery-Tools - .. 51--Household Goods at 77-Autos Wanted Site for Leading -_-___ _____________ range and retrlgerator.AreaI buy I' WI 406 Park Ave Call Orlando 295 LEVI\(; COMFORT PLUS- Double wide mobile home and large corner lot. 3 BR, 2 ba th, large livi ng room, family room, central gas heat, a rn-S P.M. wk-days Only. Pianos 5 Electronic Organs with automatic rhythmstc Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano 5 62--Lawn. Garden _- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE __________________________ 3)1-315 E. Fin) St. 322.5632 -- lVMobiletrailer,older model, Ideal for hunting camp. 1430. 322-5455,9 chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinet s, as is. Ca sh and carry. NOLL'S Cauelberry, 17.97, $301205 given for prime 173 4220 collect. ---. - ' Scotty Travel Trailer. Air, commode, clean. Good cond. Ideal camping. Reasonable, 3*3135. Used lo catio n, Call 305 __________________________ NEED A HOME? $100 down payment to qualified buyers. OR, 1'. baths, central heat, refurbished. As low as $11,000. WITT Pool. --- Must Sacrifice 1973 StreamlIne, 33 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3503 Oriando Drive, 323-3200. - Wood or steel deSks, executive des k chairs, secretarial desks distributor Wants a nice backyard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration dOwt. __________________________ VETERANS- We have a few new homes left No money down f you qualify. 3 BR, 2 bath. kitchen central heat 5 air, carpeted From 522.000. - - Jpp Iand 2 Unlurn & I turn. Slave 5 refrigerator turn. II 10 to $125 mo. AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. 41 I 100 MAGNOLIA- Handyman's Special. 3 OR, I bath,? story home in nice neighborhood, Owner anxious to sell. $12,500. Residential Swimming screened patio, large - - 60-Off ice Supplies _____________________ 5325. No single sales. 323-7923. albums.! Cuid,sac lot. $79,500. $1,200 $2,500 to $77.500 Check this out. no qqil Furnished 2300MelIon,llieAve. an ad that will bring fast sale. CALL 322 2e11 - - t-, :.,. 2017 S FRENCH 2 New Models Under $31,000 at Seminole 2016 LAKE AVE.- Lovely 3 OR. 1' bath, central heat 5 air, car peting, kitchen equipped, Flor ida rm, utility shed, washer & dryer included. Only 126.500. Terms, 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Forest City Price 321-0041 Sanford, Fla. SAN MO PARK. 1, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. ISIS Hwy Il 97, Sanford. 323 1910 521.000. MLS REALTORS 1505 W. 25th St. 9571 OCTOBER. 1976 - PIzza - WVJIU - One Bedroom AMBOO COVE APTS One 5 2 Sedçoom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come see. C. Airport _BIvd., Sanford, 371134, SHIRLEY MILLETT - StudIo, 1, 2.3 Ra.lr,.,,,.. A 1100. S Gcotl cw'l at P3tt.C4.rg P.ta 11,,.I es(g,,w in ire rrrTh l4 - - - - - - - - • - __ - PINECREST- I BR, 3bafh,on 3 big lots. Lots of extras, including pool 5 income producing trailer on back lot. 510.500. Terms available. sell 3 OR , 1'. bath home on lovely tree shaded f enc ed lot. Reduced to REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult- Family Telephone solicitors, must have Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio,) experience. Work from home OR 52 OR Unlurn. Air, carpeted, phone. Salary & commission, 373. tic. $99 mo. up. 323.10)5. Indicate Vote. Its th e Bicentennial thing to do. PIz.a __ - S 2002 ______ OWNER TRANSFEPREC,.... Must Harold Hall Realty Apartments Live in companion for elderly lady. Air, carpeted, quiet I and Light cooking and cleaning. Small bedrooms, $175 to $133 Mont salary. 323-2953 after 5 p.m. Adults. Phone 3721510 . M 5:30 Celebrate the July 4th feeling on Nov. 2nd, LUZUIy PatiO fenced 7S-RecreaUonaj VeNcles _______________________ -'--- Approximately ias record p.m. - $290. Call Orlando 5593 1 75. lS'x33' complete. I yrs. old, '-, price. Call collect 305213-04 )0. Winter Springs- i BR, 2 bath, yard. Owner relocating. $35,250. Phone 3221215, 7 pm. to any night. urgan, double keyboard, has 3 voIces, 4V* years old. Originally sioo. now repossessed, Sacrifice, Wanted, Shop-Flea Market, South 17.97, every Sunday, lam, 105 p.m. NO CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. 59-M usical Merchandise - ___.... -- " Christmas Omit Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2) lS'x24' and 531-5222 carpet, kitc henequipped, fenced LAKE MARY OR Cliff Jordan Realtor RIVER VIEW AVE.- 3 BR. 2 bath: central heat 5 air, wall.to.wali II _________________ Resultst R ihILl NEIGHBORHOOD i COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Gardens MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE time. Call $3). Color Tv. air cond, Maid Serv. I QUALITY INN NORTH _________________________ I UNEMPLOYED? Never again if l-4&SR1U.Longood $421000 you have sincere desiri and Lg. I OR turn, apt., fenced yard. ambition: Serious only pease call siso ma., $50 damage, halt I 314205$ after 4 p.m. or writ, 1010 utilIties. No deposits. 3331203 GiovannI, Deltona, FIa. 327$3. anytime. The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claims. . Just / WAW4 * 1 NEUNMRS1TTTHATR1 * DINNER Served3p.m..Ilpm AND . 4' LUNCHEON J1 " sun pp.jmj 24 MAC NEL•LEHERERRE. Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktail 7 Days A Week COCKTAIL 4p.m. '5p.m. FREE Hill Cold NORO'OEUV*ES LHo CAPTAIN (including attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package". From $145.. Call 333-330) between S S.- S , 2563 PARK - Trailer Pads, Sand, Grease Traps, Window Sills, Rock, Clothes Posts, Mail Box Posts, cement, Steel. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 30'Elm.sanford3n.sis itchen and ad. joining family room, fully fenced fron t and back yard, attached garage. Your first peek Will convince you. Pric ed in Can be bought FHA or VA. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 113 SAVER- Warm 3 toot Bring your articles to Movielandorive.ln Theatre Swap Multi-Family Yard Sale: Baby items, furniture, games, books, clothes. Coleman LP OaS wall heater with 25,000 BTU output. VW trailer hitch, fluorescent fixtures, car top carrIer. Saturday, Oct. 23, 5 a.m. 'hI? Corner Summerlln 5 Forest. ______________________ Organ Sales 5 Western Auto. 301 CI.5 Slicer, other items. 323-2770. 820s Special with count,, 322-2420 REALTORS _________________________ carpenter, part ,J 2 HEWS 800 N5R00 8:30 p.m. fIt 1:30 a.m. Man. Thrvprl 9: 4) _ 330 'Zi furnished studio apartments. Conveniently located 5 bUutifully landscaped. Abundant storage eneva MOTHER WH SAVE IT SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Law Cost Classifi ed Ad, iWanted, wmi retired .non to help ;KCOr NOMy 3:15 4* POPE't AND FRIENDS The FortyThjes Presents valescent Center, 520 M5IlOflyiII. A... '9] GENERAL HOSPITAL 4). bedroom apts. and completely VETERANS.... No down payment homes. WE HAVE RENTALS Low BUYERS-DEALERS Empt y your cargort or garage-Make 11$ and have fun swapping 722 SN) Used ftetaurant Equipment Cha,r,, lattles, Fryer, Grill, CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS,.....130) Eva. ___________________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leader ... HAS EVERYTHING_. At 3I BR, 2 bath, cent. air, family room, fireplace, Pool, fenced yard, • beautiful location, good school area. Charm. Low 130's. New modern sIngIl Story I 5 2 ' 322 74" 7.---_-----------' bath,dble. carport, fenced shaded yard. cie.eoo Fat,. ft..... Temple Drive. 1 REAL ESTATE Realtor All sizes, all prices, I ,,w, $y Cheaper than renE you don't have to be e .cUran. Call today. ONGWOOD... 751 Lormann Circle N.-- Conveniently I-ecntect 3flR.Ib' bath home with lots of extras, Including carpeting, equipped kitchen and fenced. BPP Warranted for only 117,000. CaIlBaft GOODIES ADDED- Like new furniture added -choice 3 OR. 1', 373.7fl ______________________ 3301 S. Sanford Ave. REALTOR.A!SOCIATE. LPN, 4 to 12 shift. Geriatric cx perlence preferred . Apply In person, Sanford Nursing & Con. I 1 OR.. furn apt., lights, water turr VILLA ALEGRE 4) Apartments Nurses: RN's I. LPN's, Aides, Aid. Cempaniofl.'N,qde, ,t. immediately. 11120-0636, 3-00 2 (Mxi) WITH THIS RING (Tin.. Thu's.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed) 00CC: PROFILES IN EDUCATiON (Fri.) Sanford Court 323-3175 MILLIONS OF DOLLAIpS in Real Ectate is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small about that. (9) ONE LIFE TO LIVE 6:25 4 1cfti9 FRIED UII?IIS'. 4 nome, JQ , 77 WANTED! SELLERS Small appliances. Trailer me ors, o ld stamps, Paintings, Easel 5 Comics. ROBSOp.f MARINE 7525 Hwy 1752 - VA RE-SALES * buy at 135000. 7O-Sp & Tram -. 55-Boats & Accessories Gas Fireplace Logs, W. Can be seen at loot E. llh St , or call 327. -_ 53' lot on deep canal 500' to St. Johns Rlv.r, ready for homa. 1o,v mar,,cl, 4o, 'Ciii George Willis, MOVING- Anxious owner wa" of fer on extra neat 3 BR, im maculate condition, fenced, well for garden , pool $33,500. TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT. 5U-$Od. -6"012L Winter Park. - SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE_ Leading manufacturer and distributor hC5 aluminum rectangularpo0is5 over from in Season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 303 $559351 Collect. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, vsad,any condition. Sanford. Frl, Sat., Furniture, Ts, Skates, Children's ch.s, distributor, Jenny Keith, 534-0517. $15,900. p Sale: Saturday 1. Sunday, 2 Get plenty of prospects, Advertise your product or service in the Classified Ads. Nutritional weight reduction Program, 35c a meal. Money back guarantee. Local LOCH ARBOR-, 304 Lake Blvd.Large 4 BR, 2 bath home has a giant patio, new central H . A. LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR completely equipped kit chen a nd fenced yard maku this afantastc * Waterfront 1109 pangs. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona. 4615411 only 170,500. 2 ba th with many extras Must see to appreciate. Call 3210531. room, workshop, garden area. 5'1t00 Only SHOP, LOSE 10-301.111S. lN3O DAYS No drugs, exercise, or hunger DELTONA..... A Real BargainVery clean 2 BR, 1½ bath, Central heat and air, screened porch, self cleaning oven, carport, fenced yard with fruit trees. All this for COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 131 Hays Drive. Beautiful 3 BR, bath horn. Is In move-In Condition. Owner transferred, must sell at Winter Springs..-. Immaculate 3 BR, URGENT- Owner must sell SPaCiouS 3 BR, 2 ba th with family bath, all major appliances furfiShed, utilIty room. Large lot with fenced backyard, 1)53 mo. Plus deposit.323.051;orafter5call -WE SELL SUCCESS- 2:30 2i '12) THE DOCTORS '21 12' ANOTHER WORLD '4) it) ALl. IN THE FAMILY 41 THREE STOOGES ilL1I - 00 Al SO Really, Realtor, 3221395 Sanford. 3 BR, I' bath CO, 17*31' Pool. Owner will sacrifice, $19,500. 1904 731 09)1 after 7 pm 2431S. Sanford Ave. 32iO735ev. 322 -7443 Furn.orunfurn.$flsmo,3234301 RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE, 34.5. 9 $20,000 PYRAMID I NOW LEASING 18-Help Wanted , C FAMILY FEUD JUBILEE 30-Apartments Unfurnished Lake Monroe -2 + acres, 3 5 jT, bath, pool. 175.000. Jenny Clark, REEI 'S BODY Sanford Ave. down. Governmen t funding. By builder, S34.i,, Equal Housing Opportunity. - office, presently rented CS apartments for Income. Easily converted to accommodate ap. prox. 5000 sq. ft. of offices. A true buy at $15,003. - Guaranted reconditioned auto ba tt eries, 113.93 exchange items. i or 'liii arry ,Mart. 2)1 Sanford Ave __ PATIO SALE- 107 IdylIwside Or., 322.2111 MatchIng Sit of 10 rattan di M91 chairs, $13 each. Sanford Auction,, 1200 S. French, 323-7310. 332 0444 322.3991 tots. etc. , households. 300 Lark wood Drive. Sanford. anytime Lake Mary 3 OR, 1½ bath new homes. Under' 123.003 with p COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL1009 E. Ind St. Zoned for doctor's lot, extra good garden. Citrus 5 shade trees. 373-0033. BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 327 9251 Garage Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets,I Counter to. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell 3321032 After Hours: than $7 Sanford- 2 BR, alder frame, deep 'flecres, 37, l$xfl' tam. rm, many extrra as Asking 574,,Ø 2.) block, country kitchen, screened porch, large lot, owner holding. 1.000 dn., $150 me. $13,500. Realtor mower, twin bed, bike, misc. Ill Fairlane Circle, Park Ridge. 3 J$9S. '"° 372-4533 2S2l Park Dr. - Stratton R otar y, easy Start, $3.3; PLAY PEN, wooden folding. 1)3. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc SUNLAND ESTATES727 S& P wood Circle- Newsy painted 3 OR, I" bath home with split bedroom plan. Priced below appraisal. BPP Warranted at only $22,900. Peg. Real Estate Broker 103W. 1st St. 323 506) pt 323 0517 eves. yard, large workshop, Plus metal utility bldg. 333 , SEE TO BELIEVE Sanford- 2 story i OR, 2 bath. 1200 Elm. No lease. Referen ces required.- $170 plus security. iii. * 3952. __________________ s26-m. 3 BR, 1", bath, fully carpeted, central heat 5 air, large fenc ed 41-Houses __________________ -a--. - W'fl'er .;ng-. 3 BR. excellent Cl.Ii4jIl,Ut, min. lease S mat 13u mONO pets. Near school. 3710335 Rentals - - - EducatlonalchildCare lorniowa, Si, We,xly It YOU qualify. 322-5424 or 3231435. i:3D '2; 12- DAYS OF OUR LIVES 6:10 2 SUNSHINE ALMAP4Ar' 6.15 6' SUNSHINE I Day Service. tVe want your business. Thanks.---_- 6-CIld Care 9] RYAJqS HOPE 600 ci "NEW LOCATION" lOS Park Ave.. across from Atlantic Sank. Sanford & Central Florida's Finest Shoe RepaIrs. Courteous 1 _______________ (9) NEWS Morning $jig , + Tax Valve 1lP "Hotline." Adults or Teens. THE GONG SHOW 35R. 2 bath,garage,wather,dry,r fully c ar peted, sprinkler system, 10 mm. from 1.15 Altamonte Mall. ." 7 Sleeping Rooms t1 i'va?e hone. Write Box W. .o Evening Heiald, P.O. a 14.57, Sanford, Fla. 32771. - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, $442027 for "We Care"- '2i (12) NBC NEWS 100 1 2) '12,) SOMERSET •4) MIDDAY Friday 2 pIeces hsne,.dlpp,d tried ckicken, mashed potatoes and qravy.COle claw and a ..Hord, Florida jjpt • . REALTY M. UNSWONLH -' TIRES: 7.0Ox)3.$pIywitpif. Steel radial HR 70*13, tublns, $32; MOWER, 22" Briggs 5 REALTY , _ Real - _-__....... 4 ;. IF 29R00nfl DIVORCE FORMS- For tree In. formation write to: Box 791, Pompano, Fla. 33041. 4 "6k AS THE WORLD TURNS SPECIAL . . .That'saClassifiodAdl 5$Smo. References Trailer, in Paola, 322.4520. __ immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath, carpeted , garage, fencd yard. $115 month, 323'74. LITTLE SALESMANIN PRINT Can Help Call 423.4557 Wri te P.O. sox 12)3 HANSON SH0 _____ Money is available for sldizod housing in rural areas No d own Payment, monthly payments less than rent, I Bedroom mobile home. No pots. $i tO per month. Phone 830 1630. - NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business' Directory, ___ Looltlngtobuy Istorind mortgages at discount. 24 Hour approval. Call Oayton (504) Sfl-I)35. PROBLEM PerMpeAlcofiolicA,5 '91 ALL MY CHILDREN Al. - _- FACED WITHA DRINKING STYLE 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL ... For further Information call 423-4517 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 333, Sanford, Fla. 3217). W VICTIMS neea rooms Of fur. niture donated, or any household tom,, clothis. etc. 32 )oØi. 12:55 MOVIE: "Mmare - 25-Loans Foresten Square Dance Cl* classes (Or Wginnem, 7 County Through Sunday. __________ For families or friends of problem 4* LOVE, AMERICAN DAILY WORD 2:00 I ______ p.m., regular dance 8:30 p.m., The Forest, Lake Tanglewood AA, close(j,8p.m&RicdsChurch Longwowi AA. closed, 8 p.m., Hnlling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Orlando. ucretary.r,ceptlonlst. d ty5t. dictaphons. medical tsr. minology& insurance claims. 322 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? INVOURFAMILY? ALANON OR DREAMWOLD_. 2331 Marshall Ave.- Attractive 3 BR, 1½ bath TAFFER home In excellent condition on Peg. Real Estate large lot. Central H.A and large Screened por ch are some of the IIOOE2SthSt extras. BPP Warranted for only I_ -----5,gi Sales Garage Sale: Fri., Set. a Sun.-! Cash 322.4?32 Jewelry display cabinet, OfaI$I shelvf$, table, rockers, lawn. 1 For used furniture, lppliatiées, - S-W.2$SPECiAL Ca11333.I%dalt,,$p.m. 'eg. Real Estate General Contractor 322 5457 Stenstrom Realty I 5O-sceIlaneousfo,' Sale - Theny, Od. 31 $71.75 . Merchandise eIR 44*JOHNNY WALKER -_ Off Hwy. 434-3 OR, 2 bath, A.wwcat. SliS Mo. Is, - i'. .174a. ç' 3 BR,) bath, SlSOmo, A. A. ' Clananpian, Broker, 322-5517 anytime. 1 employment wanted. expert TOMORROW 1:45 ; vations. 1 hei Em While House In 3 Month s If You Qualify 34-Mobile Homes Nice 2 OR block home, lurn.or urn. 323.mo or n2,7ma,for a. .- 1 __________________ 21-tuations Yed 4- u1onaIs 6:30 p.m., Community (4) iJ SEARCH FOR prowess). k banquet, EvanglIs Methodist Onzrch, Casselberry. Speaker, Don Meyette, state director. Call church office for reser- 710 E. Rollins, . ______________________ 12:30 lay." Joan BlondeS, Tyrone Power, 1947. (joined In A Child Hou . 2103 Grove Drive .3 OR, 1i Bath, Family Pm 11 55 Into In Window ___________________________ _________________________________ 4i-Houses - LAKE MARY- I BR, 2 both. W. wooded lot, near lake. Cent. H&A, carpet, screm ro, , kft Storage. $39,50, 333.fojj You Can Have Your - ..... Sunday .. Noon Friday 41-Hou They're Hot" Get plenty of prospects . Ad vertis@ your product or service in theCiassifiedAch No pets, $ 37727$o wk .dys after i. _______________________ 32 "get Country Trailer- 2 OR, I bath, air. 5)23 month plus deposit. Cliff Jordon. Realtor, $315322. Is apt.. kit. equip AC cai.ii Aduit - £vgefo Hers W, Sanford, FL __________ ____ - 323541). Noon The Day Before Publication DeBanJ Chamber of Commerce meeting open to public, 7:30 p.m., Community Center, Shell Road. Speaker, Ken McGee, vice president of Florida Hospital sm. United - --- 4 Room fern. duplex. 24th St., sf5 i lastmo.piust.SQ dep. Aflerca,, i l Lines Minimum FRIDAY, OCTOBER LESS 9] NEWS 2i 12) ithrultimu....4IcaHne 3)c a me $ffiru is times iltimes .............24ca$ine ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) ________________ - 41-Houses Mary-Rent a jj Ur Vied home inttej of a house. Spotless. Men preferred. P4 Poll, 322 39n. Uflfurn4hed.two,,fjroorn Security D, AWt Preferred. 3fl 0 or323.15I3. I - NEWS 1:06 51) - to students. CBS NEWS ' 2; 9 100 4 ' to free 16,11 l '14.) (9) YOUNG AND REST- '2: 12:- TOMORROW 41 NOTICIASEN ESPANOL Out William Colby Talk bY former CIA ,,1 dIscussion, 8:30 p.m., rru Village Center. AdmIssion $3 3nos - ________________ Late 31A-D* DEADLINES DeBary Blood Drawlag, 4.7 p.m., Community Center, S. Shell Road. Call 668-4144 for further Information. 12:00 9) DAN AUGUST . PQrI ___________________ and professionals, Winter Park Mall. Through Saturday. After Ban star. ' 1)4W. 1sf St. RATES SATURDAY 9-Noon tudAasualCakeDeiraftgsw,opentete 11:55 4) 12:40 . 831-9993 1:00A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Club. 91 t4.*ppy DAYS (A) LLIAS. YOGA AND YOU Barbara ' , Warned with ObilbOS Peft to win S20,000. r 12:30 4') CBS MOVIE CONT.: "Savage." Martin Landau, I 322 .2611 HOURS Ca3IeberryIJoes,6:3Op.m,j,)do'3 Seminole 12:00 71) Orbndo - Winter 120 . TONY RANDALL SHOW: The .Adge (Randall) lids he 9] Seminole Y,tC'a Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, - 4) WILD, WILD WEST 4* fl-1 UNTOUCHA& ' 1 1:30 112 STUMPERS: 2; searching for this men etto killed a veteran poli ceman nes his s*4)eñors. (R) student '6) PRICE IS RIGHT: 1) (Tues. oriy) MAGA. ZINE: Fealties Ncti4e an in. loMew with Julie Andrews and C look atdefam" j Overweight teesg.r. 10:30 21 HOU 1M)OO SQUARES 11:00 2, WHEEL OF rORTuj 11:00 43 14) (9) (12) NEV 4* wILD, WILD WEST 900 CLASSIFIED ADS ' CLASSIFIED DEPT. sii. ha Pfeerrpted Tues.. see below. t 4) ( KIT 4) HAWAII FIVE-O:Fivep .9] 4) '2 .4 EAST CEJJTRAI. FLOfUDA REPORT 800 2. 'IZ. NBC tviEOoyot the .Mclial. ALan Ba. Edward Fox soar. 1973. is hired by the Frard Seorat 5Jrny Ogwizatton to sassinale Charles Gai4Ie. (A) NOTE: MAY BE PREEMPTED FOR WORLD SERIES- BASEBALL ..j fifth 4') redric 10:30 * -" Fanily of Ctre. (BOW) 24) IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County Schooffoui3pm. 10:00' '2) tt2) SANFORDANON (R) he daughter. obiemsonelectini. ...... 1940. (F I?) MACNEIL.LEHERERRE. PORT '9) THESThEOFSAN FRftiiSCOAfoc.inv.thet olfersarvwlornwrewarcjor aI.epectmm.rap.m,cj,, of 9 BARNEY MILLER: A flcti rnenshopkftlnglircen.a,vj an iedp ,1 9' fmjn the a.hets. 8:30 HOLLYWOOD 6) MATCHOAME naj ipn - 110 ThUPJDAY,JB9lI SemIMk Chapter No.2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, d)M.KEDOUGLA.SSI.1OW 19 ) MOVIE: aid pj (1788-1 796): Adams b. 6:30 tiumv _J prj THE - ____ cO,WM1Y CLOSE UP tnferventiot 7' AS MAN DtVES 24 p CIJL. TL%E CALENDAR 33-Houses FIwnistd 830 ____ augii Lip in Pil 9'! 4 EMERGENCY ONE 47 stwp_IOIad 1iCy l n __ - ' _ _______ W MOVE: "4ht' SSae oeen. en vasi iooa Skxy of nem Evening 2 books tirç burned _ ._,_,. Garage sales are 'vi season Tell the people about it with a Cla ss ified Ad in the Herald 3722611. 531 - -- Tree Trimming, Culling & Removing Licensed and Phone 373 4405 or 721 1569 - _________ Well Drilling Landscaping & Lawn Care WELLS DRILLED, PU '' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ___ EXPERT LAWN SERV:CE Mo*i,.., Eiigng, Tnimmnq Free Eslimales Phone 373 i7 9 All type and IiZ5 Service STINE MACHINE 5, SUPPLY CO 2nd St 3324437 We repair a ' .' - �$sd, Fl. EPT! ALIPM Tkwuby.21 11A NOr MY LONG-Losr ________________ Answsr to PvSlOu$ PUUIS YWQ5WrWM!1, WeLL, LET WE _ W'WOLL ~to_) _ 13 C d molding 0 I 'W 44 Narrow inlets 46 Garcia to S=NKZ SM OWL Octobe For Illy FrM boat teacher (Bib.) 15 Left-handed 53 Deed 54 Certain 1 ps record I V —. 3° 18 Captured Click 11I___!!:•i BEETLE BAILEY I CAN'T E MY EYES oc'EN x'M BOi?.$ To AC JT O a Mtsr I (TEa. TI4ESi xi osieoi',e CAt.L 2' i I 24 Lay mines 60 Plant owle 27 Olili Mm. 61 Ratio 34 PIATING 14E 14 TO 7 36 31 33 Resound C~ device What reveille 3 1106 45 More rational 47 Exwr4d 16 Traps sa'ts Lambs pen name 22 24 Carries (Coil.) Hinds mite 48 Stab 50 MaIds name SI Death r'° son I I 1 r Art Se""M r — — == cone 14 I Pa — Montano II • AHlE EASE GO OUTSIDE AND SEE WHAT I CAN!TTh,Pi'c WITH 1 irSA PROTEST I GROUP. THATCQsMOT1opl ....._..j DEMONSTRATING! LL RAOOG KU AAT ____ (YES 1 SIR~r I ON OLIMOE NOISE LUTION! WHAT __________________ THEY PW STING ' j & I I ________________ '.:7:u. : •. F — b Howie Schneider 1 ri's AWZIJJC,! 1HEREA QZMT 10 ME — wm_mw"Tft~mm - WIN — by Stoffel & Haimd.hI TO ORMR! MEN IGNOR NO FOK AN SYS I FT/ HMMI! i I DONIT KNCW \I HAV E n4 ,) CHICKEN L I FWICA.55EF-! WHY I EAT HERE ... THE F00D IS ITEVILE AND I WORSE! III - r 11 r I • - __________ \ ! 17 PRISCILU S V 21 P by Al V.mw.r ALL I thought SWrt hair was Coming back ... / Az. r ( ...but apparently it's not coming ck on the Sofd CUShionS! 0 0 _______ 14- number of the medicines used to treat high blood pressure do 1611 by Bob Thoves - — PUSIONALY. I You should talk over your problem with your doctor wid tell him you want to try I' I j VJ1 ITIIcDa.I' IiEi'&T Ij'I IINII ILij11il4 fl rsc POPuLRR. L earts doubled for CRASH d: - 2 Co ft im By BOB LW Herald Staff Writer days3' he's been hospitaJjJ at Both Officers haven't been on duty for several days. Moore was hospitalized two weeks ago for a "nervous condition" and hypertension reportedly Hospital So Altamonte Springs Police Department on the calls. "Some white guy called and said If Iknow what's good for me, I'll drop the complaints (to the federal Moore was certified as a patrolman Sept. 8 1966 Investigators for the Miami office of EEOC have said Moore "has taken the same examination as all approximately 100 more days in which to come to Sanford to Investigate the discrimination cornplaints against the city and police department. In a letter dated Oct and addressed to Mayor Lee P. Moore and Sanford city commimionenz, F.G. app, chief examining officer for the city civil serviceboard. said the board feels It has adoeredto laws, rules and regulations regard ing "certIficatlon to the eligibility lists for (police) Patrolmen and promotions within the Sanford to look — mentioned the name of States Attorney investigator Jack FuIen ider, but he wouldn't be 'pecific." Broo ks said he plans to "find out w hat the heck Fulenwider may have to do with things" as soon as Police Department." app wroW that the "board felt that the above Fulenwider. contacted at State Ally. Abbott Herring's Sanford office, said today, "I don't know anything about any telephone calls to Brooks and I information should be furnished You as to the public The Polls show Carter ahead by 2 to 6 percentage points, but any conclusion from those numbers wo uld be cloudy at best. And an I ( " I ' unusually moody electorate, as indicated by great swings in the i opinion surveys over the campaign season, adds uncertainty. The dean of the pollsters, Or. George Gallup Sr., agrees • / r F i 'nri.'r situation Is "vastly different." . "Today's special is yest erday's special f half price!' . by Garry Tdeau to-ZI ______________ — "U you look at the last two to three months, since the conventions, you find the greatest shifting in sentiment we've encountered in 40 years." Usually t he first poll after the conventions will tell a great deal a bout the eventual outcome, Or. Gallup says, but this year the ' into known ON Sam Ackley, personnel director and assistant to Sanford City Manager Wa"en Knowles, Is cleaning out his desk In preparation for a move to Holly Hill Ackley will begin a new job as citymanager o ft e smallo nO Or ]Daytona BeachNov. • . Ackley has worked for Sanford for 31; vParlq, since meeting Knowles at Florida Technological University. the com waints. If Justification is found the federal administrative agency an t to "mediate" changes black officeri, FordandJimmy Carternowtooclosetocall. MOVIN' allegations. city is required to preserve all personnel records relating to the complainls. EEOC investigators will come to Sanford, on a date not yet clarify any impression that there has been any NEW YORK (AP) — Regardles of how the percentage points in the latest political polls appear to the naked eye, the margin of error built into the surveys makes the race between President I Detective Sergeant or Ueutenant, when he applied to do so, but he has failed to qualify according to the records of the Civil Service Board." Due to the EEOC investigation city and police officials can't comment on th e discrimination in conditions by the city. If this should fad the EEOC Ackley, his wife Lynell and their two children, will move to Holly Hill as soon as they can sell their could file federal court lawsuits on behalf of the 0 - \' other applicants for promotions to Sergeant records of the Civil Service Board in an effort to THE Race,@ 'Greatest t grade." k "for about eight days now." Brooks said he Is filing a complaint with Sergeant since Mr. examination because he hadn't completed one year in Id today Brooks r that time Mr. Brooks wasn't eligible to take the hasn't been told by physicians that he can return to North, Altamonte Springs, for chronic bronchiti& regarding the Brooks was certified as a patrolman by the Civil Se rvice Board and the only promotional test given for the rank of Sergeant since Mr. Brooks was certified as a patrolman, was in Decem ber im. At from Police Chief Ben Butler. EEOC)," Brooks said. "In another call a man • no promotions to the rank of headquarters this morning and got his paycheck 0 f theofficers, said toda that he has received the calls during the three "..-I Poficiesand practicesof the CivilService Board.. Brooks and Moore have charged discr imination in promotions in the police department. Plapp said civil service reco rds "reflect that there have been receiving threatening calls, some saying If he doesn't "Lay off or give up" he may go to il Ja . He confirmed also that he went to police violatioins In employment of policemen in Sanfor& Both policemen claim they've en receiving threatening telephone calls in connection with their complaints to a federal agency. .6 discrimination or double sta I have nothing to do with it.Moore confirmed today that he also has been The City of Sanford evil Service Board has denied charges by two city policemen that there has l) racial discrimination and civil rights • Threatening. Calls' don't ow anything about the EEOC investatlon Equal Fplo)1nent Opportunities Commission nd walk walk walk. Walk a to do anything more thanwalklngorswtmmlnguntfl you have lost a gr eat deal f Sanford Officers Filed Bias Charges . short distance that dOeSnt tire ou and then gradually in- / OnTuesday, th commI onked2. 2 on the Purchase alter about 100 Apple Hospital. tab () 0 house in Sanford. 0 tingInSenti ent' In 40 Years . The thlrd and final Ford-Carttr debate will be telecast tonigh t from 9:30 to II. Most polls following the first two first and Carter about the same edge in the second. "No, you can't predict a winner," he says. "We do know the debates are making a slight difference. And with two candidates as close as they are, events could make a difference — any front page event." any crisis, [leading into the fiiW week before the election — with more polling still to come — the major surveys agree that Carter was ahead They also agree his lead has greatly diminished since early September, but the poll's per centage charts are - ITS NO FUN LIMNING M MY MOST WIF PS MART?! i,a= persons, the size generally used by the national polls, will produce results that 95 Out Of 100 times have a margin of error of about 3 per cent in either direction. Given other variables of polling, in. cluding techniques, the act ual margin of error could be even EI& CRINKLA PIXOR, Avaismow. * Here is what four major Polls have shown mod recently: NBC News-Newsday: Carter 42, Ford 38, and 20 either und cided. won't vote or prefer some other candidate, The PolLs was based on a saznple of 1,583 respondents. with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 per cent. This means, for example, that Carter co uld actual!) have anywhere from 39 to 45 per cent and Ford conclusive, 4 4rralil It FiriI ' See PRFSIDENT, Page ?-A • PAP To ay iCalendar Ic greater. --- Bridge - • That's because a margin of error is bUflt nto the by the laws of probability. A typical sample of about 1,200 to 1,500 . . THE TUMBLEWEEDS 4WW WWT YOU MARRY Price was in the $25Q,000 range. Kwiatkowski u pang $255,000 for land appraised at $000 would be difficult to justify. However, he, like HaUaway, in. dicated the county will have to get with Overstreet before any official action is taken. The swing vote on the park Issue is held by Sid Vihien Jr. But Vthlen, who holds the deciding vote, didn't attend Tuesday n1t's commission meeting. for comment. BobLloyd) buy pasture on Old - doors- romaInIngofa$1.6munon bond park lands. fritJfly, Overstreet's asking Mims Road. Raulerson, bleeding from facial cuts, used an air pump to break out a window.He was Listed in "fairly good" condition today at Seminole Memorial he's released from the hospital. Brooks said he / piet. " 7bursday afternoon. 11 he Pilot. William A. Rattlerson. 45. of Titusville, told sheriff deputies his craft attit About 700 feet over Geneva. Unable to restart the engine, he crash-landed It at the edge of Edward Yarborough 's expects to be out of the hospitalin about four more da ys. / - . . ( Herald Gill / . Single-engine plane Lies In cow pasture near Geneva where It crashed la The cobys will answer táivia,a.ons it stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. ThD most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive CO0S Of JACOBY MODERN.) some and probably enough to ut of danger. I . .-.-, shouldn't be allowed to make decisions for some 40,000 residents in South Seminole WIN might enjoy a park. The $255,000 was the figure agreed on by commissioners because that's all that's the deaiis stffl on. "Well have to get back with Overstreet. If hewnn'tseuitforlesthenjt beup toa majority of the boa" the Chairman said. The appraisal, Ronald In of Orlando, was turned over to county cfala on Thursday. I week, Overstreet indicated $256000 was the bottom-line figure. Over. street was out of town today and unavailable ' . ' taking one of On pills. I would — recommend Diuril or othing else. 3' (Do you have a question t These do nothing to your ne minimum If you can say for the experts? Write Ask vous system and ad only to many nice things about it. West's two notrump was the Jecobys" care of this eliminate salt and water. They If you are able to swim you could also begin swimming - y - . One chanter in Boris will help lower your pressure . -' An Oregon reader wants to Schapiro's book 'is entitled know If spades were always "No Swing." It covers hands the highest-ranking from team games where Theanswer for contract If something went wrong at both y" In the game of bri tables.,. and the early days of auction was it was the lowest ranking, but of no those weak trumps It was one promo like to bid South's bottom to top. two-heart call was a sub to lower every day. Don't allow some L 1jLk.1.11. health club, though, to get you I three A& have major side ThattoIs crease the amount every day. ors prefer why many docteffects. treat elevated blood pressure Try to build up to walking at least an hour every day. You with the least amount of don't need to walk fast, just most effective medic. There every day. Go to a shopping is always the danger that the all to walk if one is nearby it treatment may be worse you don't want to do It out of the disease. 021 FRANK AND ERNEST the klng but that South an p-.i Openiq lead — Q Box 1561 Radio City Station, medicine that contains ' pasil. This medicine is capable New York NY 10019. Don't plan on losing too fast. of causing the men It took a long time to get that toms you describe. This can heavy and it will take a long son but happen in a normal per time to get rid of it safely. Stay in is particularly likely to occur a person who already tendbI to on that did no matter what. Don't let your friends or family be depressed. not respond distract you. Some people do Start im exercise prW= l to t as — - -. the hand one trick better. He did take his ace of spades atO a trick with , .. -. three hearts. West made a hungry double and defended won Plers gut smih N.T. , I same way at the other table except that North bid just lour hearts was based on the expectation that South would I'm hoping you can come up hold a bet with some solution for me, The rest wifi be up to yo double was based on his two at means a dedicated weight aces plus. He opened the because with all these problems am To help you I em f clubs and shifted to a combined. some days it just control am 3enift you The Health trump after it held. East's seems like I won't be able to number 4-7 Weight Letter Diet. cope with than much longer.Losing Others who cant DEAR READER — SIDE GLANCES Have this information can heart, you are on the right track. The most important cents, with a tong stamped envelope for ft. seU dres thing you can do for yourself J send vij letter to me in lose weight. Ser-ApEs Is a combination care of this newspaper, P.O. f — .' - , make tour hearts doubled AJ9I72 :N.T. 4 .. score go points. The board wasn't an exact tie. The bidding went the • K JS 475 NaitM vulnerable nightmares, aI1 fell ul..n He led a second trump. South won wi th dum mv'iag came to his hand with thek of damondaan eventually discarded a spade on durnmy's last diamond to S on lose weight. But I'm or, that in the meantime the blood pressure may cause more serious problems. (L . \, wtthlatht West • 1032 AC? the commission changes the picture. However, If ft T. Ovet, president of the Orlando f the parcel, will to accept the lower price, Hattaway Indicated . Southruifedacl 4AK843 6QJ 1042 im lose You probably should be Yd diuretics - .•-. The two Democrats contend Apple Valley is $256,000 asking price approved Aug. 5 . • 4- diamond to his Jack CAST ID) &K87 VQ10 & A 10 5 965 Mydodorhadmeonseveral medication and am trying to . . .. BRIDGE AT 4QJ113 K 43 •Q114 45 medicines before Oft Ser. nervous system Instead of calming me. I've quit taking all ./ . and LDemocrauccoueague harry Hattaway indicated an appraisal showing . • ______ queen foed South's acr. Dr. Lam 125. . - By OSWALD and JAMES JACOR . - •- DEAR DR. IAMB — I yews old, weigh2lo pounde and am 5 feet 4. By the time I get to thedodor'sofflcemy Wood Equanil seem to irritate my br s — — — — — — Blood rreS1 ,, Needs Attention the wall. Tr&nqWlkm such as eus F .. y NORTH put on Naluretin. With the first pill I felt like I wanted to climb I HEY, It WeAD'v') — thinking of ways to commit your pressure with weight suicide. At times I was unable to control my arm muscles,nd He will help you. The reason medicines it kit le a cereal bowl was YOU he imbedded in the top of my head. Is simply that your doctors are also worried about your blood I had a general mental hang ct rs prean we you I changed do o 11~" MUGS BUNNY — — — ___ 1 Es. After three medicine i PWT1ME • — — — — — — — — — — — 211 pressure t. UK & MUM I. — __________________ £ . — Seminole County Commission unless Ian. do.,iwrs thop asking pdrp by jmra, Commission Chairman Mike HaUaway said 1 .. ___ -________________ _______________ e7- ]. OctU.Ifif Valley homeowners showed up to wners say a park wouid pollute the area an d increase fic hazards. nioners Dick Williams and John Kbnbrouuh voted against placing Mc park In any area wh&--,rlall wanted. But 110taway , The co versyudded $256,000 pw chase of 40 acres near Apple Valley sub. division will have to be reconsiderede . 4L %ft opp 41 b ByEDp3ucr '' YOVRBmThDAY a ge an For Par / .• likely for you this year. They'D ortunit for gain may advance things you're pe today through P11Y veil & in. Dal wkt circumstances. It's wo rt h manner. fher invgaUon. ____ — AICHIE Cou - — NUTMI - ¼ project you're doubtful about is Others may not be totally in idea today accord Allow them me tom ovr w views. may'11 ccessfully 0' ns our mind. Price p coming along line, so discoiragedifit up today. More time — i Lower you a THE INN LOSER Sanford, Florida 32771—prlce 10 Cenfs Don't attempt On Your Own CAPRICORN (Dec. fl4afl. requiring an extra 19) Chances for success.f today undertake at UUJ• p1Ii' ( hands. Proper help will ventures quicker, better done the job et g are good, provided you 3' and cheaper. solid foundations. Make haste' CAN= (June 21-July n) slowly. No matter how much you enjoy AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. hearth and low, a change will Blow your own hom today. do you good. Hire a babysitter. Another may try to take the Have a W& on the town. bows, it you're too shy. comb. form) 25 Emanation 4 0 fl6 I wrill do to a GI 3 Destroy enemY 26 Squawker craft 37 Office workers 28 Brazilian palm 55 1A.04 j40jlt O,rP can later put to good m. Ask you can be of great help to pertineft questions. them Don't sit on Your ifw in Louisiana 1 0 Osnui of DOWN I Suppor t for lank 4LatInf Oxidizes 35 Military assault 8 Biblical word 8~6 2 .% 6COnCUtS 29 Biblical pronoun . .- M Ally COT .K 58 Ireland TOE GENEAL. O Ari beetles 5e?abf 51 Boys name 21 Glut 23 Part of the r 2&19Th jtjt prevented you Don't try to upstage associates from being your own person In Important buaneu Lode negotiations. Harmony and the pad are lessening new. You teamwork are what's needed. act more Irdependitly. , 5AGI1TARIVS(NOV TAURUS (April *MIYIS)U you're a good Mener today you ) ihe coocrifli and uw ' ' 4;./; HOROSCOPE (CON.1 I Military Ino 38 Natural chatiriefs 5 Military bugle 39 BOPM. CAN 41 Comiless point 9 Kind of 42 AngWSaxon sergeant ACROU TELL MW IWIS/ 6~6~ A DOLLAR? - - I F COULOYOU _ Ar Army Life Chic Yftft LIONS' LINEUP Members of the Oiedo High footbtll t iiih h home tonight against Titusville Astronaut. include, 6-B A • Comics . ........... .6.B Meta, David Bass, x-Rich Wark, Rick Evans, Mik e Cox. Randy Willis, • Rick N'ash. Hurural Bell. Y Dr. Lamb. L EF L!J - 1 IiI LcJ iJ' . ...... Hospital Obituaries 6-B $-A Weather $t Women I-B Cone, Kenny Eads: Second row, Ifenry Finny. Dan Smith, Randy Homer, Scott Meyer. Bobby Johnson, N Oil 71 ' - Olsen, Curtis llollo%va~.. nird row. Dan -Nash. Greg Kerr. Ot-quit te, 11711 since photo taken). � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 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/c5f894d17ebe73380f665105a442fe99.pdf bc4a9267570864e0783b7e621a9ebdd4 PDF Text Text LONDII __ ___ 1c GE wWlZ, I I JUS OKE " sJTE RECORD I TMAT WAS ,.,,CO QuACK' rSY DUSTY StIEL.P AND T14B BOOKENDS! 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Youll gain the cooperation Cooperation is your forte today. $9 New Guinea DOWN __________ ___ ____ moo II - dill, seaport i Fashion 20 BEETLE BAILEY Mod WaNcr STW 5 AN EC40 11 13 Tendency 36 Liflle IScot) 39 Leisure 1 21 Mental of coworkers through your Much can 38 Caper r 1 36 Pleasant tO Butt grimace 20 May spreader 37 Calls cry r — — r r - - r 12 r ___ 17 — — 18 — —— 119 c- - — by Art SOMOIVI ---- - (I ____ Z2 23 24 ' — — ___ 7 — — ______ — — — _______ 13 44 46 18 49 I I — — I I OHI 'IOU YESii- HE SAC HE PUT Hl51\ I SEE WHERE THEY THAT ALLY RICH Q.DMN4 )A HERMIT WiLL,' WHO COXED FTERA YEAR J E BAMC,&T C!DNT SAY WHICH ONE ,' by Bob Montana HE BURIED IT IN THE TK' ON If oc DIGGING. THE WHERE HEIRS FINALLY WAS 117 FQJC IT EL - - I T - .,• . . .:: — — T9 -— by Howie Schneider D-_ _, ______ __________ : Qu 1AJ 7VA*J /. WEST £ 1093 V6 •A6 A A Q 07652 SOUTH ________ Dr. I Then I read an item in the Lambj paper in which Florence Henderson said she had otosclerosis and had an operation so she could hear. I _____________________ really do not know what kind of deafnim . I have or my friends depends upon the sound waves have but I ant wondering about vibrating the tiny ear bones. this. 1A C ( ' want FAST ID) expect to make it? Finally, South came to the Conclusion that West surely held a strong club suit for his bid and that his (South 's) king of clubs was a sitting duck. South went to seven amonds. North cor. rected to seven hearts and *AKJ7654 South was down three for a V10 loss of 800 points. •K3 At the other toble East and &104 West were allowed to play in six spades after a very A— different bidding sequence. , A K Q . 42 South opened the king Of 1098742 hearts and shifted to a dta. K mond, won by East's king. Both vulnerable The ace of spades disclosed Wt,i North East South the trump break. West rutted Sv a heart, picked up trumps, led 6* Pass Pass 7• a club and had his slam when Dbl 7V Dbl.Pass the king showed up In the right Pass Pass spot. Opening lead — 10 * I " r 11w tiny bones have grown (\ BUGS BUNNY e ,V- I APPRECIATE THI$ RESPITE FC)M R MXiLD "r'Ot.J MOTHER 1) PUT A SMIDGEN 'I EGG -SALAD T,..~QFz;;L-W C SCHNOOOLL 'iI.c,co CAFETERIA .' WTIM(s StINKI4ES KEEP \ . . ' -S MON'! 1 '& . - Ar S-4 _________________________________ ______________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP Has Sl te For Par by Al Ve,misiq, Hey! A Grasshopper f — 60! Okay felia,keep \ 7 Id call jumping to a Coflcli,jSion/ We don't want cu ea _ __ __ 0 ________________________ _______ _____ - ger The doctor can tell the dif- cause the vibrations for normal ference in the type of hearing hearing. loss by using a simple tuning What do we know about recommending Midway as the choice location for because resldiMs watited It, Kimbrough said Vihlen in his --usual Phantom role" as county commissioner left out a lot of facts. Then Commissioner Kwiatkowski Powiced on Kimbrough for the memorandum Kimbrough wrote advising commissioners to locate the park In Midway — if .a south Seminole site cannot be found. "The memo was tongue in cheek," Kwiatkowski chided. "Didn't you circulate a memo? Kwiatkowski asked, "Are you hacking off .. .; . The winds Of Protest We'w through Seminole County Commission chambers Tuesday night as about 100 Apple Valley residents expressed disapproval of the cOmmission's decision to uphold a previous vote to purchase a $255,000 park site near their Sov'h Seminole Subdivision, The winds stirred up emotions as ?ners pitted themselves against atic commissioners, and Republicans pitted themselves against their Democratic counterparts. commissioners he didn't want to be a "villain" and locate a park where residents didn't want it so his vole was to build the park in Midway, a predominantly black neighborhood east of Sanford. "A Vlhlen special," Commission Chair-an Mike Hattaway called wording in a,,ilen's letter. The letter, according to the chairman said I Vihlen was in accordance with a memorandum written by Commissioner John .. - . 11)Q((),1yJ I i tc'i.v' v_ ' . - . .•J ,, I FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves r'$ 'rgi,e TI4RE'$ n - " ---- cEgi'Aj,i SENSE cF With otonclerosis or bone gruwthdeafnessthepatjent will HAD IT AlL not still hear the vibrations when the Fork is held in front of OVEg AGAiN, 2 TIIiNjC io. iq Li TTLE IIEL,P TUMBLEWEEDS 'by T. K. Ryan PPUTY, )O), WILL LJ &lV øtrrr ou-r, WIA) , NI -NO5E1 This NTh1bfl1EJUEy- MJEYmRM- , ____________ rT (AY. APFAJ5 ME NONE OF VURS1liPiv W PUSINESSI . , "Well, here we go again - . . from swimming pool to car DOONESBURY tè$VP7 IT t2) lh771i4TAtt5tRI ______________________ by Garry Trudeau . 1ET AV Cj4yrjjf. I 11ELLL6W( UWAo I, ti'1 I Ir. zawkmD ClUED Fzv &yy • "Avr - /Ei , S ____ ____ _______ I Ii7 : __ A IL ________ ___ lip __ ________ _____ ____ ' I' fff . I Communist a group of Sanford women. A spokesman for the local affi ate of e li th American Broadcasting Corporation said that federal laws require both the network and the station to offer equal time to all candidates and that any complaints should be directed to Kelly. . "I'm furious," said Mrs. Ma rie Clem. "I. can't see this being allowed when just a few. years ago you could be arrested for saying anything about communism," - Wells) — I Seminole Coun ty Commissioners Tuesda y night agreed to hire a la wyer with at least five years' experience as the new county attorney. Salary for the new in-house legal department staffer will be from $24,000 to $27,000. 14 County conuni.ssloners agreed to advertise for the position at the urging of Exec. Asst. Roger Neiswender. "We're on the line for some big coins," Neiswender said. Hi3 reference was to pending lawsuits against the county which resulted from last year's jail fire that 'claimed the lives of 11 said her voting-age child saw the advertisement, which was broadcast as a commercial break during "The $6-Million (Herald pftef' by Qa Est") Man" Sunday night, and asked questions about what could happen to America under communism. "I can't see letting children see this kind Of thing," Mrs. Clem said. "Kids don't know what they want these days and they might be Swofford points where bomb was resting. After Car Bombing influenced by this." Neighbor Mary Jean Blouin said talk Swofford Seeking about the commercial was "all over the high school, so you see it did make an impact." Me Mrs. BIouin — who recently returned ts made a from Italy, where the Communis eting By DONNA ESTES& BOB LLOYD H erald Staf f Writers With strong showing in legislative elections — said Askew she was "disgusted" by the commercials promoting a Communist government for the Several months ago perjury laboratory teds are expected to charges against Swofford identify the explosive substance United States. '"Ibey don't have a Chance now," she stemming from a grand Jury used In the bomb that caused probe two years ago were little damage but a lot of smoke. Ex-Altamonte Springs Mayor dismissed. Swofford had been Investigators said Swofford Lawrence, Swofford, 'who diarged with lying.to a grand told them that the second time escaped injury and possible jury concerning a campaign he keyed the Ignition on his car death Tuesday when a bomb contribution In his 1973 race there was a puff of smoke and was found wired to his car with Norman Floyd Sr. for the he jumped out of the car and motor, was conferring with his mayor's office In Altamonte. raised the hood to find the attorney this morning a bout Meanwhile, the remains of explosive device. They said seeking assistance from Gov. the homemade bomb that Swofford doused the device Reubin Askew on what he ignited Tuesday when Swofford with water and called term ed "harassment" by attempt ed to start his compact authorities. elective and appointed officials auto at his Lake Florida home Swofford's auto is equipped over a more than two year have been sent to the Sanford with an Inside hood latch but he period. He did not name the exam said the hood can easily be officials, tests, according to sheriff's opened from the outside. Swofford said he will ask investigators. Sheriff's crime scene Askew's office for an apDetective Sgt. George technicians and Investigators pointment with the governor Hagood. who is heading the went over the auto Tuesday in either late this afternoon or bomb probe, said today the hopes of finding a clue to the early in the moming. device was fashioned from a person or persons who wired Swofford, also an ex-county piece of threaded pipe ap- the bomb to the auto. commissioner, said he plans to proximately six Inches long and Swofford said the car was leave by auto early this af, wired to the car's ignition. parked in his driveway fro ternoon and stop by Swofford said the bomb pipe dark Monday night until he Tallaha.ssee for the night on his appeared to be copper and was attempted to start It at about 8 way to his farm in North wired to the car's coil, Tuesday morning. He had his Carolina. distributor and spark plugs. grandson, Garland Huggins, in He has been at his home in "At this time we don't believe the car and was taking the five. Altamonte Springs for the past dynamite was involved," week. Hagood said. He said See SWOFFORD Page 2* said, "but if they keep pounding away., Margie Mickley of WFTV's programming department said the station had received a few "kind of bizarre" calls complaining about the ad, which was sold by the network and not by Channel 9. "I think most people understand the equal-time laws," she said. "If they didn't, we would have had calls flooding in." But she speculated that perhaps some viewers were confused by the court rulings. "As long as Carter and Ford are permitted to buy time, we have to offer it to everyone," she said. "We can't change that. ABC can't change it. And that's the way it is living here in the USA." Today Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................S.D .. Bridge .. .. S.D Hospital ...................8-A Calendar .......... ........ 7-A Obituaries .................0-A Comics ..................S.D Sports ...................2-3-B Editorial ... ......... . ....4-A Weath er ...................8-A Dear Abby . .1-C Women .................i-z-c Handful voI:! 1 , a I't Key, Carter Says By The Associated Press - . \ $, %Q! 0 ' , 7. " Jimmy Carter Is growing increasingly concerned about all those Americans who don't plan to vote, and he's remin ding his supporters of past instances when only a few ballots changed the nation's history. In his speeches this week, Carter has leaned sitting out the 1976 campaign and has urged his supporters to spare no effort to get potential slackers to the polls. Both Carter and President Ford are off the campaign trail today, Ford In Washington and Carter at home in Plains, Ga. Both candidates plan to attend the annual All Smith dinner in New York on Thursday. Their final debate is scheduled for Friday in Wdfiam. sburg, Va. Although he remained at the White House on Tuesday. Ford found an opportunity to criticize Carter's proposals to cut the record de fense budget, saying such cuts would make the nation weak. Carter has said he wants to cut from billion to billio ln the Pentagon budget. .,'. , Neiswender urged commissioners to "short up" the ties with ' . County Atty. Tom Freeman, or hire the county's top legal officer. I -. "We're hanging in the middle," Neiswender Indicated. p ': The commission already voted to terminate Freeman's osition and that of labor attorneys Alley, Alley & Blue of Tampa and create an In-house staff. . Commissioners at First disagreed on salary. Amt. County Atty. Robert Pierce said the commimion should hire the attorney, then let the lawyer decide what's needed. Pierce said the new county attorney should know how much outside expertise will be required, to light the county's battles. "Rely on the attorney you hire," Pierce said. .' Though Pierce has indicated he might apply For the new , . position, he does not meet the five-year qualification. Pierce has een an attorn ey a bout two years. , . " Arid Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Pierce's boss, Freeman, has Indicated he is not Interested in made a rare foray in to the political arena In a the position. . speech in New York where he defended Neiswender also suggested hiring an assistant for from (Herald by Torn Vncenl) Ford's record on international human rights. $11,500 to $15,000. Both the vice presidential candidates, "I can't see it," Commissioner John Kimbrough remarked. Pupils at Sanford's Southside Elementary School wait their turn at the voting Democratic Sen. Walter Mondale and "Right now. I don't believe two attorneys are warranted." booth while a classmate exits after exercising his choice in a mock Presidential Republican Sen. Bob Dole, were on the road. traveled to New York where he sees too much work for one attorney, but election today. The early returns had Jimmy Carter leading Gerald Ford by a 24 stood inCarter a chilly Harlem street asCity night nosed Shot Neiswender for t'., said nhhe 'Ui. .tafftr;. 'ør smeu,n*nol • margin. in and pleaded for his supporters to round uo n _____ V -, . 1 6) i j/ U Persons. ________________ - 75;M .- Q lif ___________ S11,97, AS OMVAT A. . .. :, V. • .' •., - On Attorney' s A,I'll 0 ell 6~lda _______________________________ _________________________________ LFM . , _______________________________________________ rnvu, the ear because hearing then 'Villain *? 'County Agrees WE WANT M WHOW CN1C8 / or (H.raid Photo places the fork on the skull Formation on this subject can behind the ear lover the send 50 cents for The Health tutastoidi. The sounds are Itter number 1-7, Perpetual conducted to the internal ear by Youth, Aging. Send a long, the bone. When the person can stamped, self-addressed en no longer hear the sound of the velope for mailing. Address i.ibrating fork by bone con- ,our letter to Dr. Lamb in care ductiun the doctor holds the of this newspaper, P.O. fork in front of the ear. The 1551, Radio City Station, New normal ear will still hear the York, NY 10019. S1.F'M41DE MAN. BUT . ' r — - She See APPLE VALLEY, Page 8A . - -' for that now? The memo indicated Midway was your first choice." "I will not vote to put a park in an area where the public doesn't want It. If it's not going to be accepted, move it," Kimbrough said. However, he Indicated Midway was first choice. First choice was somewhere in the south part of Seminole, Kimbrough said. Either that, or work the problem out with mIffed Apple VaUeymi Commissioner Dick Williams agreed the park should not be located where residents don't want It, but Kwiatkowskj and Hattaway stood fast behind their Oct. 5 decision to buy the lund from Overstreet Investment Co. of OFlSzIdO, Andy Harvey, a homeowner spokesman, told commissioners homeowners are deadset against the park. Harvey cited traffic problems, noise pollution, vandalism and Panel Eyes Herndon As Ambulance Fi, Page 0-A I commercial 'The The women, neighbors on Sanford's eastsk!, aic- otctir1g to Ctwu& e station which broadaL the paid commercial, and to tlingressman Richard Kelly. And when the winds had died down, Apple Valleywa3 stuckwj county park residents said they didn't want, and the county corn. mission was deadlocked 2-2 on the controverslal issue. The deciding vote would have been cast by Commissioner Sid VIhIen Jr., but an absent V*en sent a lette" to the meeting informing C ii.e _-N 1I television Party presidential candidate Gus Hall has - _______ ___ ______ 7f eing Red angered By EDPRICKETT Herald Staff Whit, Women Se A ________________ from exposure to noise in in- transmit the vibrations directly making an unintelligent one. (Do you have a question dustry could be cured by a to the nerve mechanism. These South liked his hand but had for the experts? Write "Ask simple operation but itIsnot the people can often hear over the aslightproblemabou(wt 0 the Jacobys" care at this same kind of deafness, telephone much better than do over East's four'spade newspaper The .Jacobys will In general there are two twin they can hear the spoken voice. opening. Five hearts might answer individual questions causes of deafness. The type Wh)' Because the receiver is well be an Inadequate bid, but if stamped, self-addressed he*made it anyway, Florence Henderson spoke of in held again the ear and the envelopes are enclosed The West jumped to six spades most interesting questions the Sunday magazine involves skull bones pick up the and when it came back to will be used in this Column degenera tion of the bone and vibrations. South he had a real problem, and will receive copies of reformation of hone in the ear The tiny hones just inside the Was West bidding six spades JACOB V MODERN) area. The new bone formation ear drum are called the involves the small bones in the haminer, anvil and stirr UP C imddleo(theearsotheycannot because they resemble these SIDE GLAN ES bY Gill Fox vibrate and transmit sound. objects. When sourni waves involves the nerve mechanism %ubrations are picked up by of the ear itself. This is the type these small bones that are of deafness that tomes on with connected to each other. As increasing age in most cases. It they move in response to the ian also be caused by damage vibration they set up vibrations to the sound sensing which are picked up by the mechanism in the internal ear internal hearing device and and brain From noise. You transmitted to the brain. When (annul operate on the ear and these bones literally grow TV Break Valley those people who had deafness skull because the skull bones decision, while the loser is not an honor. by Stoffel & HeimdshI 2'" f to ____- as a gamble or did he really Maybe litany will not know together from the abnormal A Pittsburgh reader wants this type of operation is bone formation. An operation BY Oswald & James Jacoby to know if It Is a misdeal when possible. A friend of mine who frees the tiny bones or through Boris Schapiro points out a card is exposed during the had the operation said it was other surgical techniques that the winning bridge player deal, or if that card must be just like flipping on a light makes it possible to hear sound must be able to guess right an honor to cause the misdeal 'witch, one minute deaf and the vibrations in the air. when the losing player Th e answer is that if any guesses wrong. next minute she could hear. It card is ex posed during the The patient with otosclerosis is wonderful. Of course, the winning deal that it Is a misdeal, but hears the vibrations of the player isn't really guessing. that some social players don't DEAR READER — I wish all tuning fork pres sed against the He is making an intelligent enforce this rule if the card is arm 9/0 - —_____ NORTH *q82 V 9 07 3 Q .15 A .1 93 remedy for it. EEK & MEEK is WIN AT BRIDGE Surgery Helps live and I have heard there is no - there .YOUR B1hTH1tV ndav. If ,. e Oct. 20,11114 for the better can be br-orifit about for you and your family. Lng4enngaIn3canbe u (Sept.23-od 23) Your mind is active today, but this coming year. It won't be all you're not that interested In work — Dame Fortune will visit being around others. Curl up you awhile. 19 DEARDR.IMB — Thereis a great amount of industrial deafness in the area where I . ____________ Some Deafness t 1,, in By OSWM.D and JA%II.S J1t('OflV 57 ARCHIE ld You're You have excellent foresight __ 35 . business associates, this Is the readily granted. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 72) day to do It 26 ' 4ilK I'0 N i plac 1 1:. • great regard. Favors will be talk over with your mate or A. OW000 0A PPI A W1Umake yOW'fa1flhIy'55. with true LEO (July 21-Aug. 22) Lk roundlngs more Comfortable. PISCES (Feb. 20March 20) If for assistance from those in anything you he es high __________________________ -- HUN; - 21 Keeps Vote j CANCER (June 21-July 22) comfortable. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 ) Working gives you pleasure and holds your interest today. In the Property or possessions you're r Florida 32l71—Price 10 Cents in evening you'll have a fine time ifldtWflefltal lit acquiring today ii' — LOSER instrumental do it unselfishly, there could be acquiring today will make your family's surroundings more 5OU handsome rewards. - BORN you're 53 Muscat syllable 13 Llo lq THE U for you today. Even though YO r 1 .1lie Helping others is second nature 19) Property or Possessions 5? Droop 1 __ t . Sanford, ed to bring be gain about fruitful relationships. pleasant manner, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ing for high Lady Luck is on your side 21) You may be today. If you like to take a flyer stakes today, especially In career or work-related matters. on along shot, this is he day to It could be fortunate. do CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June )) Ab1ut 2 Disembarked faculties 41 Rub out rule's 3 Honky.tOnli 22 Coteries 42 Natives of 22 Food fish 4 Hail! 23 Baking Copenhagen 25 Conclusion 5 Untidy chamber 43 Roman date 26 Enochs cousin 6 Hens perch 24 Narrow way 44 Desist lcontr) (Bib) 7 Boundary 21 Note (Latin) 45 Alms box 30 Elude (comb form) 28 Mineral rocks 47 Adolescent 32 Rhonchus 8 Shout 29 Withered year 33 Ministers to 9 Range 3$ East Side lab) 48 Toward the 34 Natural fat to Mineral vein 32 Symbol for mouth 35 Kokos 12 Look fixedly selenium 49 Lone weapon DU 6h Year, No. 52— Wedriesday, October 20, 1976 ______ ________ prospective nonvoters and get them to the polls. There are, he warned, past examples of elections that could have changed history if onl y a handful of voters w ho stayed at home had made it Into the polling booth. If John Kennedy had lost to Richard Niiii in 1960, Carter shouted Into a cheering mostly strong. "we would never have had the Voting Rights Act. None of you wo uld have the freedom you now have." Later, at a fund-raising dinner, Carter worried that "in the last eight years a lot of people had decided that it is not worth the effort to try to be involved in politics and vote hnd try to change this country." He also recalled the 1968 election when Richard Nixon narrowly defeated Hubert Humphrey. "The election went the wrong way," he said. Carter has for several days referred to polls that say more than half the eligible voters may not cast ballots. Analysts say many of those who have become dLouraged with the election Process would be Democratic voters casting ballots to change the faces in Washington LI they bothered to vote, And national polls now show Ford and Carter nearly neck-and-neck with the election only two weeks away. Some analysts say the lower the voter turnout the better chance Ford has of winning the electicn. But Independent candidate Eugene McCarthy says he thinks voter anithv cotud helo his campaign. �IL we"Nky, Oct. NAflON INBRIEF More Indictments Seen In Bolles Murder Trial PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - The chief prosecutor in the Don Bolles murder trial Predicts that further indictments may be obtained soon In the bomb slaying of the investigative newapeper reporter. With a jury expected to be seated by Friday, Maricopa County Attorney Donald Harris said he believes "five or six, maybe seven" more conspirators In Bolles assassination "are still at large." "We're close. We're real close," Harris said Tuesday. 4 Dead, 50 Missing After Tanker Hits . Ferry I Evening NIrM, Sd Ft. FLORIDA IN BRIEF "We saw the sup moving , LUUNG, Its. (AP) - A N. river by a elMer ferry boat and to debris or 1, ..We saw a beck to the___ *klng waglai tai*er crushed . taken to St QIISS General the river, and the ship vge,, P side Into a fully loaded Mis. Hospital.Several were reported (Its whistle) for the fry four racd several persons from up river, approaching the : )IopteII from s'.'lp,l River ferry tadey, cep. seriously injured. The St. or five tbnes, but the ferry jtut Guai and the sheriff's depart- shoot 100 yarde oid in the swift ferry," said Jerry Mayo, a worker on the rescue ferry. ,It ; water. sizing thle river but and throw- CharlesParish sherifrs office kept going," Wilds said. me scanned the riverbmnks, stricken ferry, . blew Its horn four or five times. ' hg Its passengers Into the swift- said at least $0 persons were "The ship hit It, pushed It Lç hour 'Jbetween Destrehan moving river. Four eogewere missing, river, flipped It over, and It pd hult. 31 miles reported killed and 50 m1h, "There were 70 to $0 people Matted sinking. The ship keptand [Aft about FLORlDR to river from New Orleans, was A witness on a rescun vessel on the George Prince because gobig" have a of ___ said upended In the water and sank Frosts 20 cars with an unknownabout 1$ "ran completely over the ferry gers," said Jerry Mayo, a anchored In the river about two number of ocoupanta and apg suwsu si*w. j ap4 pushed upriver, flipped it worker on the rescue ferry Ouie miles above the scene. She was prozimately 50 walk-on over, and It Mailed sinking." K. Wilds that had JiM corn- in ballast, headed upriver to a Pasaenaero, althotaih the exact The ferry George Prince sank aveu a run oween LIe&renan iiaron Rouge refinery. number of persons involved Is within 15 minutes and lay with and Luling, about 20 miles upSinailbcstswerecafledoutat unknown," said Jim Morrison, only a portion of the hull sick- river from New Orleans. Offi- points downstream to take _____ a U.S. Coast Guard spok-n'n. ing out of the muddy waters. dais said there was no precise station on the broad river and One reporter on the scene At least 20 survivors were count of the number of persons watch In case survivors were said foir bodies had been lopulled from the swlft.nuinlng aboard. swept down by the cwrent, cated. A sister ferry rushed Florida Cabinet Okays I LANSING, Mich. (AP) —This Thursday, all Michigan teachers are supposed to teach their students about Will Carleton. MRIK AliVE j. : New Drivers' Licenses TALLAHASSEE (AP) Drivers' licenses will be easier to read and have larger Pictures starting in December, but the state Will still save an estimated $1 million on them. The Cabinet approved the new licenses Tuesday and also adopted rules cracking down on free lodging promotions which Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says has cost consumers several million dollars. The new licenses will be the same size as current ones but will have larger type to make them more legible, according to motor vehicle officials. Swofford -. UndcraJit. state law, teachers throughout the statéire required to observe the Oct. 21 birthday of Michigan's obscure 'Mate poet," Carleton, who died in 1912, by reading his works in their classes or through "other proper and fitting observance." But, says state school superintendent John Porter, there arp no penalties in the law for failure to observe Will Carleton Day. Though just a name today, at the turn of the century Carleton was a respected man of letters, known particularly for his homespun poems, such as "Over the Hill to the Poorhouse," considered his most famous: "Over the hill to the poorhouse I'm trudgin' my weary way - I, a woman of seventy, and only a trifle gray - I, who am smart and chipper, for all the years I've told, As many another woman that's only half as old." Dogs Dig Up Human Bones GLENDALE, Calif. (AP) - Vince Twnbarello was remodeling his house when a dog scampered into the basement and dug up some old bones - human ribcages, two human legbones, two human jawbones and assorted other skeletal remains. Turn barello called homicide detectives, who found that the bones had belonged to Karl Berry, a medical student who lived jn tl)e.home in the 1O's. He used the skeletal parts in his homework, then disposed of them in the basement. "You mean you found that old bag of bones?" asked 75-year-old Alpha. Berry, Karl's widow. "Gee, I wish Mr. Berry was here sOI could tell him there two cops tha t are asking about them." College Enrollments Down CINCINNATI (AP) - College enrollments may have declined nationwide about 1 per cent this fall to an estimated 11,126,000, according to an expert who said his preliminary findings are a "surprise and a shock." Dr. Garland Parker, executive director for Enrollment Policy and Educational Research at the University of Cincinnati, said the declines had not been expected before 1980. Parker said predictions had called for an increase of 4.5 per cent this year following last year's increase of 9 per cent. yearold to kindergarten cli "I'm not going riding w Grandaddy anymore beat someone plants home-ma bums In hIS car," you Garland said. Asphalt Win fall Predicted .•,..,'Aford said after •t the bomb with Of wati be tore It free from the top the car's air filter. "I've never been so afraid my whole life," Swofford sal admitting the Incident "sh me up. When It was all over, cried." Swofford said he recelvi many telephone threats dwir his 20-year political career Seminole County, but nevi thought anyone hated bli enough to Uywant todohh physical harm. In January, W75, two sholgu blasts hit Swofford's picku truck as he drove alon Interstate 4 near Longwood. I was not determined at the tlm If the shots were deliberate. Swofford served as mayor c Altamonte Springs for 20 year and as a county counmisslone for eight years. He wa defeated by floyd In 1V73 am again In W75. Chiles, Grady Agree On DIPisagreements ORLANDO (AP) - They agreed on almost nothing. But they his access to all the key Information, has drawn the conclusion "j think the primary purpose 01 any government Is to protect the supported many of the same goals. that we're superior In armed forces. Today, the Soviet Union has citizens, and I think the unborn child, whether It be a day before Sen. Lawton Chiles, Dili., and his Republican opponent, Dr. four million men under active irma and 3.7 million In active re. It's born or a day after ft's horn, has a right to Its own destiny." John Grady, met In their first debate here Theaday, bringing what serve, and we have two million. They outniunber us 3 to 1 In at"I'm against abortion on demand...,' Oslies said. "I cannot, had been a lowkey senatorial campaign Into homes across the tillery, 2 t I In armored vehicles, 6 to I In tanks. They outnumber though, support a constitutional amendment that says you can state via live television. tai on the sea, 3 to 2 In surface ships ... they oitnwnber us In In an atmosphere considerably less formal than the presiit'es,4 to I. . The Soviet Union has us In air superiorIty, 6 wily have an Abortion (to protect) the life of the mother, and the reason Is that I think you'll go right back to the butcher shops we derdlal debates of Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, aiio to I In fighter planes, 2 to 1 in bombers, and they have an overhad before." Chiles said he would favor abortions In cases such as Grady argued for an hour over Issues from big government and whelining nuclear superiority. ." rape or Incest. "I would support a constitutional amendment that welfare spending to military might and political philosophy. "I think the Social Security Trot Fund Is nearly bankrupt, and would allow the Mates to at the proper criteria for abortion...," Each said he wanted the United States to be No. I In military the people know that and It Is a cruel uncertainty that they're he said. defense. Each wanted reduced Inflation and unemployment. Each facing," said Grady. "We have to refund that, we have to tighten On the cross-Florida barge canal, Chiles said "you shouldn't reserved judgment on the cross-Florida barge canal. Neither up the management and the funding of Social Security..." make up your mind until you get the facts." But he said "It looks wanted to lose the Panama Canal. He also advocated "the tidal removal of Income-earning re- like the economic benefits are very thin." Grady said he could But similarities ended there. Qilles, the moderate Democrat strictions on Social Security recipients." support the canal If It was economically beneficial but if It would from Lakeland, and Grady, the John Birch Society conservative Said Chiles: "As I understand It, Dr. Grady said he would hal. damage the environment, "I would not support It." from Belle Glade, differed radically on how to achieve those ance the budget by cutting across the board from every area The two have a rematch Monday night In Miami. The format goals. except the military. To do that... you're going to have to cut W will be the same, with television coverage planned Grady called for a balanced budget and reduced government billion from Social Security, and I don't see how you're going to do But Chiles Indicated the first meeting left something to be Interference In the private sector. Chiles chargedthat Grady couldn't reduce spending and still pay the bills for military billion a year off of Social Security." He said he has voted for desired. "I've been trying for some time to bring him out on Issues and to superiority and Social Security reform. increased Social Security payments while In Congress. Wing Issues out In the open, and I guess this Is the best way to do Grady said Chiles talked a hard-line on military might, but ABORTION It," he said. I would Mill like some sort of head4o4sead convoted consistently against key defense appropriations and for "My position Is that of the Republican platform...." Grady said. frordatlon." "But He did not elaborate. great er welfare spending. Chiles accused Grady of misrepresenting Chiles' position and voting record In those areas. When it was over, they smiled, shook hands and declined to WILL A HEARING AID HELP? speculate who "won." Ask the man who wears onel They made these specific points: THE MILITARY ,Ask Gvorg!_.C. Hearn 'strong military KA 4f t secondti,itnjè,' deiared Chlles."I'tuigk It has to be the first priority and unless you take care of that you can't take care of anything else." He said, however, that he was working to see "that we get the most for our money" and noted that 60 per cent of military spending Is for personnel pay and retirement benefits, which has FLORIDA HEAPING AIOCENTEP INC limited the government's ability to spend for new weapons and 310 So Hy 17 fl CJSSelbrry Fia research. Just North n4 Highway 136 Grady countered, saying, "I'm astounded that Sen. Chiles, with . (Ceaftsed From Page 1-A) Will Carleton! Who? Wsdoisy, Oct. II, 17e-3A ( I TALLAHASSgF IA?' Tran;portation Dpn ,ortmept officials iy 'a11 appeal COUn ruling could cost Florida $7 million in windfall profits to road builders. The 1st District Court of ppea1 ruled unanimously that the state could not lower asphalt payments under a new law designed to correct overpayment problems discovered under a 1974 law, Transportation Department officials said Tuesday they were still studying the ruling and had not decided whether to appeal to the state Supreme Court. . . -- - . CALL 834-8776 _1 Labor Candidate Opposed TALLAHASSEE (AP) - State officials, armed with affidavits from 62 county election supervisors, hoped to convince a federal judge today to reverse his ruling that put U.S. 'Labor Party candidate Lyndon. LaRouche on Florida's presidential ballot. In addition to the affidavits describing the lack of support LaRouche has in Florida, attorneys also had a deposition from LaRouche. They said it would show he has made little campaign effort In the state. No L ife On Mars Appraisers Ruling Delayed PASADENA, Calif. (AP) hopes that Viking. 2's Under would find evJence of life In I loll beneath a Martian rock save faded with the tiny robot ab's failure to detect organic nolecules. Dr. KlausBleznann, head of he project's molecular nalysis team, told reporters uesday that Viking's In. truments failed to find even a race of organic compounds In a coop of Martian soil taken om under -a rock. - 'I TALLAHASSEE (AP) - If legislators want property appraisers to submit detailed information to the Department of Revenue," they should have the guts to pay for it, says House Judiciary Chairman William Rish. His arguments were persuasive Tuesday as the Cabinet deferred for four weeks a decision on proposed agency rules that would require appraisers to submit computerized informat ion on their property assessments, Lawyer Named To Panel TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A "I Massachusetts lawyer has been named director of the Board of Business Regulation to replace A.L. Baker, who resigned under charges he was lax in cracking down on a land securities fraud. The Board Tuesday appointed J. Jackson Walter, 35, of Northhampton, Mass., who has a background in land sales and registration. He assumes the post Nov. 8. 41 Hialeah Park Sale Pending TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Coming right down to the wire, two rival groups say they have won agreements to buy famed Hialeah Park. Representatives of the City of Hialeah and of Gulfstream Park, another South Florida horse track, told the Board of Business Regulation Tuesday that their respective gous have won purchase agreements from financially ailing Hialeah Park Inc. Class Clowns Reviews Mixed Ik'llo. GAINESVILLE (AP) The class clown may be a leader in the eyes of his peers, but teachers often consider him an underachiever who craves attention. A University of Florida survey on class clowns indicates that students tend to regard the clowning pupil as a popular figure and often a leader, Aft' 1'(, ) J1'r cli,,jc I'd like .olnt' I,? Jrn:uhjw, on /)Iwnedpare,,tJu., j COVER GIRL SECRET UaUlD CM 30utof4adultsfind help intheYellow Pages. Will OU get ,our share of the calk Iron) the people wh1, go It) the \eflow Pages to find a veterinarian or pet shop'! Your YellowPages Saks Rep can design a program for Sots that 'II imik it easier for the—m— peupk U) find) oil. GET YOUR SHARE OFTHE ACIIM N wililm paws - SINU-TABS b COMPACT 1 19 ROLL ON 1776 ____ DISCOVER AA Ai BICENTENNIAL119 LCO1l -- 59 88c 30's E RI CA 1976 r--._ AM-L --- - - 1 r Evening Hemid Wednesday, October 20, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 52 Published Daily and Sunday, eacepl Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. Inc . 300 N French Ave - Sanford, Fla Second Clan Postage Pad a, 5anlo. Florida 3771 It.V71( Delver v SS ecs Month, 53 10 6 ,-,n?ns I 0 ?f 40 II, %A,i.l In I 3, i'n ,i .lrI,.,r All o tr, rr In,bI Tomake highways as safe as nuclear plants, you'd have to eliminate cars. The danger of getting behind the wheel of an automobile is seldom given a SeCond thought. However, consider this: On a yearly basis, your chance of having a traffic fatality is I in 4000. 1 in 4000 is pretty good odds. But not nearly as good as that achieved by nuclear power plants. To date, nuclear power plants have a zero fatality ratio. The odds: I in 5 billion. Because they're Constructed as sate as is humanly and mechanically pos.sihle. Commercial nuclear power plants have been operating for more than 320 reactor years without it single accident— let alone fatality. No new technology has ever been developed with as much C( )nCentrat ion and expenditures on safety. How safe are nuclear power plants when compared with non-nuclear risks? Dr. Norman Rasmussen, Massachusetts Institute of Technolog'y, conducted a study for the J.J S. Nuclear Regulatory Comnit ij I. His findings are rather dramatic. (See chart.) \X&, reali:e, of course, that there an element of ris k to thing an individual does, from driving a car to taking a bath. However, any potential risks involved in the use of nuclear power for electric generation have been mini mi:ed by adoptin ty and maintaining the highest standards of safet\ in design, engineering and construction. Such as reqtiiring redundant protective equipment and systems. The nuclear power industry has been built With the greatest concern for public safet; and this will Continue to be it prime objective. No other industry can nutch nuclear powcr safety record. A recoft! WC intend to keep. 6 cRIJA CAER & LJG..Y �A H . Evesilng Well, there migid j1 be hope yet. pressed pressed to reàgnlse him In a non-walking position. s deciding o to doit,h.foetimdlly did thenezt Notonce did his membership huh. Jolil Birth Dr. John Nostalgia of Belle Glade, it mud be Society or as a heard member of that Ifludriono 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 conceded, came pretty well In Tuesday organization come up - net even during iii. in. night's debate. That Is, If you Ignore some of the Area Code 3053fl•2011 or 131.N63 teas-than-clear statements he made_ to wit, government lobe could lead to more unemployment and cod a lot. He never did explain thatfully. October 20, I976-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRAC(LE, Advertising Director s-via the danger of the United States of America being taken over by subversives - U he had donie during a visit to the Herald net too long ago. ft was right before he stormed out of the office when Civil Defense No Yawning Matter The United States has budgeted $104.3 billion in military spending for IV?7 amid predictions that the figure will have to rise in succeeding years to keep our armed fgpq iintl th1, ,, y!JU$J ..— a.. UI, LU par. Yet a recenirt from the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress suggests that even this investment neglects a key element of defense. We will be spending $925 million in the coming year on civil defense -less than one-tenth of I percent of the military budget. It flgur. Civil defen kn'ls to product-j yawn arw tthie it's mentkmd. After a flurry of significantly, and disappointingly, school board and for the offices of date treasurer Dr. Nostalgia did not, as many had anticipated and hoped, wear knickers U a symbol of those good old and Insurance clommissioner and public service commissioner, are to appew at a rally Saturday at Not once did he peek under his lecturn to alter, our sources report, heated negotiations. The reassure himself that no little Red devil Invaders stipulation, however, if You recaU, was that be could were ready to pounce on him, Sen. Qilles, the walk oniYbterallyorbackwardu_ not frontwards, panelists and audience at Orlando's Loch Haven Art as that direction tends to confuse Dr. Nostalgia. Center. But, as It turned out, the Senator opted to remain The good doctor. In fact, came across quite reasonably stationary. rational Tuesday night - and that's scary. Like the His argument during those pre-debate commiulon; Robert French (D), Vince Perry (H) and Tom Bloford (I), coiidy co,i)miuIon, district one; Dave Gunter (D) and Richard Williams (H) Incumbent, county commission, district three; John Alexander (D) and William Kirchhoff (R), county commission district five; and non-partisan candidates for the school board, R.G. (Bud) Feather, lull before the discussions was that the voters would be hard- cumbent, and Katie Nichols (D), public service fy RAY ... .- -. 'ft fl is JACK ANDERSON mci ill BERRY'S WORLD us rl CROMLEY Europeans ••• a happenedlothe Instrument that once was as necessary to mathematicians and engineers as a knowledge of formulas aivi teorezns. The ublcluitous electronic calculator has cut es of slide rules to 20 per cent of what were 10 years ago. The electronic variety, , of which are called "side rule calculators," are not only simpler to use but are frequently faster, more accurate and cheaper than the oldfashioned slipsuck. - Eastern Interest in backyard bomb shelters and evacuation i.. r i m I drills early in the atomic age, Americans have aIS Preferred not to dwell on the possibility of nuclear What has been called a major new study of war and the prospects of surviving It. There is the causes of crime amounts almost to heresy by even a school of thought that a serious civil today's crazy standards. defense effort would undermine a nuclear deterrent "The Criminal Personality," by psychiatrist Samuel Yochelson and clinical psychologist strategy and efforts at arms control by suggesting Stanton E. Samenow, actually blames crime on that one side Is willing to risk nuclear war while the criminals instead of society. other lsnot. The Library of Congress study Indicates thatThe authors In fact state flatly that the belief that mental illness, a poor home environment or the Soviet Union is not following that precept. other factor3outside the control of the Individual There is evidence the Russians are systematically 9 are responsible for criminal behavior are reducing their vulnerability to nuclear war through "simply exctues." What Is needed to combat dispersal of industry and urban crime, they say, Is not so much society's Im. population, planning for evacuation of major cities with the provemmt or conventional therapy but an offender's "conversion" to an entirely new approach of a crisis, and otherwise hoping to lifestyle, along with a rigorous moral education. maintain vital services and Industrial production if They reached their conclusions, which Is the their country takes a nuclear blow. .. pposite of the one with which they began, gn the 1)5315 of 15 years of Investigation of criminal That Soviet leaders might regard the losses in offenders at St. Elizabeth's, a government-run a nuclear exchange as acceptable adds a troubling hospital In Washington. element to conjectures about their military strategy. And the fact the Russians may be more Ff Tuft The researchers at first used traditional fearful of an attack from China than from the West psychiatric methods, but eventually realized does not change the picture. that the criminals were making fools of them. They then abandoned permissiveness and Fortunately the U.S. government is not letting "understanding" for a much more judgmental civil defense go entirely by the boards. In the past approach in Intensive sessions of "moral inyear the Federal Preparedness Agency has been ventory." instead of trying to allay ings of upgraded as part of the General Services Ad-guilt, they attempted to bring out a criminal feel Is JOHN CUNNIFF ministration, coordinating plans for latent disgust with himself, at the same time - - - civil indicating a willingness to work with . continuity of governrnen(ij an emergency and all In the process they discovered that there Is no other non-military aspects of preparedness. Pension F such thing as a "first offender." The investment we make In this aspect "The criminai get., away with far more than of defense may need to increase. Preparation of the is ever known by anyone else," they say. "By NEW YORK (AP - In douts about the kind are disquieting, but in the psychology of time he apprehended, he has more than likely meaning of the "prudent man" standard of the deterrence it is important for a nation hundreds, if not thousands, of of- 1974 retIrement act, pension fund managers are to show that cotumitted Investing cautiously and, It Is claimed, starving es it has the will and the capability to survive under fens small business. the worst of circumstances. It 01 arhowmanySt. Elizabeth patIents This caution, Investment sources say, has were successfully converted from crime. the question of how society Is to accomplish the resulted In an even more pronounced funneling of fund.s Into the very largest American curwhoksalereabi1itotjonof the tofus Don't Delay Justice of offenders In Its prison.;, where they are porations, accelerating a trend that may already daily contact with fellow criminals, remains have been under way. We don't make any asswnptlons about the current Inunanswered As a result, top ezecutives of corporations In vestigation into ion campaign the less-than-giant categories are complaining But it Is encouraging to learn that some What happened in 1972 with the Watergate investigation about difficulties in raising equity capital. Some criminologists are beginning to realize that there makes voters keenly sensitive to any hint of a coverup, however. pension also are concerned about Is only so much society can do, and that the true potentialconsultants The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Atty. Gen Edward weakness of returns. H. Levi may have bent over backward to avoid the appearance rtha1taflon of the criminal personality must of a proceed from the criminal Involved In the Issue are the country's ability All we know Is that an unldezgifjed informant brought into finance Industry and keep the economy ex-panding. Important but lesser Issues are the formation to the FBI which Atty. Gen. Levi referred You might call It the "Case of the Banishing prosecutor Charles F. Ruff In July. The Information Involved Slide Rule," but there is no mystery to what has smooth functioning of stock markets and the rate an of return on pens allegaUon of some violation of election laws in the handling of campaign funds in Grand Rapids, Mich., President Ford's town. Records have been subpoenaed by a federal gyj President Ford has denied any wrongdoing. voters shouldn't Jump to any conclusions. mi.; matter should not be made a campaign Issue. Ruff Is correct to decline. comment at this stage. But itIs imperative that some official report be made public before the Nov. 2 electIon. Otherwise the outcome of presidential election could be affected by mere suspicion, As the President said, In this case jindice delayed mut1 . deed be Justice deniemi ROME (AP) Mao Tsetung'a widow, Chiang Ching, is being defended by Italian feminists who claim that accusations against her stem from her sex rather than her ideology. tncwnbeid, and Francis Coleman Jackson. DON OAKLEY Study Blamps Italy's Women Libbers Defend Mao's Widow Invited to porticlpste are: Bill Gisder (D). and Betty Annlitead (H), date treasurer and In. sirami coaunlajoner; Paula Hawkins (H), in- around his podium, as he had won the rigid to do BRIEF Sninole Community College (5CC). - *s stressed th his closing IemarkLHe was hardly recognizable. Even more surprising - and at least as disap. pointing - was Sen. chiles' decision not to walk pressed on the matter. MRLD IN Calliddsties for three sestii on the Seminole nmf1vi.5, a pod on Ow Board 01 Carity ______ to remind viewers of his patrlotlzn. expressed and containing ker and-or Paranoia. via- days to which he so desperatelywants to return Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2140. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $3140. gniable feature. troduct ions of the candidates. Net once did he point to the U.S. flag In his lapel But, all In all, a pleasant surprise. And more for his omissions am commissions. For example not once did he inject 1TI.IJUIdeY.Od. N, sm—iA Ty nIt: he WONhis walking boots Am= ion funds. The prudent man standard, restated in the Employe Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, requires trustees to use the same diligence In choosing fund Investments an they would In managing their own affairs. Because of confusion about the precise responsibilities Imposed by the standard, some portfolio managers have applied such a restrictive definition that it permits Investments In only the largest, most stable corporations. In that way, they feel, they will not be liable to personal charges of Imprudence. Oppressed? Ex-King Takes Pill Overdose WASHINGTON - In the flurry 01charges and countercharges over what President Ford said about Eastern Europe during the second televised debate with Jimmy Carter, we're &L losing light of the point. Certainly, Soviet troops move at will In Poland, Czechoslovakia, Rumania, Hungary and East Germany. Certainly, when the Soviet Union wants a mn jailed, he is Jailed. Certainly, the Soviet Union can Issue oppressive laws and hammer at church going. And clobber free public speech. But are the Poles, the Rumanians, the Czechs, the Hungarians and East Germans dominated bythb? Mod certainly In their hearts they are not. None of these great peoples acknowledged the right of Moscow to rule them. They may give outward obedience. Inside, It Is dear they are their own men and women. They are not sub. servient. That Is a most important point. Leonid Brezhnev knows this, as NIklta Khrushchev knew it In his time. And the Russian military. The Inside reports this country receives fmmthe ovidUnion ltclewthat Moscow places little trust in the reliability of Polish, Hungarian, Czech and East German troops In time 01 war. The Kremlin likewise places little trust In the political reliability of the f' bureacrades, the businessmen, the farmers, Hurtih n rstudents or professionals, of these remarkable - -- Critics claim, however, that the cautious portfolio managers are mistakenly applying the standard to each and every Investment rather than to portfolios as whole. In doing so, Itjs argued, they encourage oligopolies. In no well-managed portfolio, they maintain, should the higher rewards of greater risk automatically be enjoined. The higher returns of selective Investments In some smaller concerns often more than offset losses, they say. "The prudent man rule should be clarified so' as to be expressly appliable to total portfolio of pension plan investments rather than to each Individual Investment," argues The Committee Of Publicly Owned Companies. The committee, formed In 1973 by chief executives, claims that the standard has in. Umidated Institutional investors, that they have "taken refuge behind it," and that they have increasingly limited their Investments. Many of the companies Involved in tie nationwide organization, such as Chrysler Corp. and Reynolds Metals, are themselves large companies, but they often find themselves excluded from the 50 or 100 favored Investments, Because of the restrictive Interpretation of thie standard, they say, the vast majority of small aarid medium companies are systematically deprived of the more than $145 billion of In. vestment funds held by pension funds, depriving them of capital needed to produce goods and services. NEW DELHI, India (AP) ChogyalPalden Thondup Namgyal, 53-year-old former king of Sikkim, has been hospitalized following an overdose of sleeping pills, according to India's national news agency. The agency said the husband of one-time New York socialite Hope Cooke was flown to Calcutta for treatment on Tuesday. Namgyal, dethroned 18 months ago when his Himalayan kingdom was merged with India, was found unconscious in his palace in Gangtok, the Sikkimese capital, where he has been under armed guard since an uprising against his rule in 1973. Doctors treating him reported his condition had stablized after several hours of emergency treatment but that he remained unconscious and his "prognosis is uncertain," the agency added. Queen Hope and their two children live in the United States. - Cousteau Son Hurt In Crash SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Philip Cousteau,. son of French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, broke a knee when his helicopter fell 90 feet and crashed on Easter Island. Dr. Ramon Candeil, who is on Easter Island with Cousteau, said Tuesday in a telephone interview with a Santiago radio station that Cousteau, 36, needs an operation "to put two pins in his knee and extract broken cartilage." The doctor said Cousteau was put in a cast from the hip to the foot and would be flown to Los Angeles. The helicopter was being used by Cousteau and a filming team to search the waters around the Pacific island for ruins. The team is producing a documentary film for American educational television. - nstlond. Mwe is strong distrust too among the knowledgeable In the Soviet Union as to the reliability even of the native East European Communist chiefs. The Russians find it necessary to maze every effort to bolster those few men on which It has a stranglehold. Then, not even trusting these few syocoplants, the Russians take repeated secret checks on their reliability. - In other words, the Soviet Union has learned there are limits It cannot cross without backfires itls unwilling to face. Despite strong Soviet pressures against religion at one time or another, religious otservances attract wide followings -openly in some instances, privately 41 In others. Despite a heavy Soviet clampdown on economic associations with Western lands, the Rumanians have built those associations, slowly to be sure, but persistently. Though the Soviet Union has time again clamped down harshly on those who listen to free world broadcasts, Indicatim are that the listening audience is great. Though free speech Is banned, these courageous Pe0Pte find ways to communicate. The Berlin Wall is monument to Soviet failure. Both men were saying during the debate that we In the United States hear them -though both said it poorly, especially Mr. Ford. Both seemed at a loss as to what action to take. That question was never answered. Perhaps it cannot be answered by us. For the problem we face Is how this nation can work toward the right of sell determination worldwide without becoming the world's policeman, a role we find It most difficult to nbv. Kea i a pe bungles Murder Trial - e • Plus these great buys ! Bellow Favored For Prize STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) American novelist Saul Bellow is reportedly favored to win the 1976 Nobel Prize in Literature. If he is named Thursday, it will give Americans an unprecedented sweep of all five Nobel prizes this year. Bellow, 61, was believed to be a close runner-up last year when the dean of Italian poets, Eugenio Montale, was given the prize. Informed literary sources said Bellow is supported this year by an influential group in the 18-member Swedish Academy of Letters that will name the winner. Among his novels are "Henderson the Rain King," "Herzog," and "The Adventures of Augie March." The last American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature was John Steinbeck in 1962. - . WASHINGTON - An alleged "hit man" for proval was finally granted. But it war too late. already hab been retyped five times. the underworld was set free a year ago, we have Ripulone had been Yet In- routinely escape aquitted, and he 'annot be public attention but spend the just learned, because the Internal Reveiue credibly, Stein disapproved the language, retried. Philip Shaller, who prosecuted the case, taxpayers' millions with all the reckless abandon Service held back vital information that suggested further revision and sent the memo of could told us the IRS witness could have led to a the bigger bureaus. back to the beginning of the line. Then It had to have led to a murder conviction, convict ion, Rep. John Moss, D..'Callf., tries to A key witness brought the information to the keep his be reapproved all over again, We have now retraced the bureaucratic runeye on these unnoticed agencies. He has recently V IRS, which spent three months processing It. By around that Stein eventually gave his blessing to the been taking a look at the little-known National the time all the red tape had been cleared away, permission Favis encountered, He requested much-typed memo, and It was fwarded Institute in an of Aug. 12, 1975 memo to Education arrange (ME). triumphantly to the trial was over. The witness never made it to for the Florida field his informant's testimony to be heard at the Nov. 21. But unfortunately, RipuloneomCes onMoss learned that the NIE, an agency of the court. murder trial. Three weeks later, the request had been mammoth Dept. of Health, Education and When we told the prosecutor the details of acquiUed on Oct. 17. received the routine approval of Favis' superiors Welfare, is riddled with strife and Is wasting what had happened, he called the IRS in Although it's far too late to matter, Florida. here's the much of Its $70 million annual budget. "bunglers" and "bumblers." statement that Favis' Informant would have The request arrived at the national offices In His findings are backed up by the Civil Serrepeated on the witness stand. He told the The bizarre tale began in July, 1973, in a Fort IRS, vice Commissi Washington on Sept. 2. No action was taken until which also gave the ME the onLauderdale, Fla., night club. As a rock band Sept. according to intelligence documents, that once fl. Then a memo of approval was drafted. over. The Commissions' report, intended Ripulone was "a hit man for the organization. drowned out the gunshots, a Cleveland man was Although the memo contained for official eyes only, has been secreted only three short away in lie's a sick man. lured to a pay phone a nd murdered gangland- paragraphs, government file cabinets for months. But it took another nine days to get it we' style. "He was always trying to Impress me by typed have obtained a copy and can report th relating to me the details of murders he had ese Two years later, New York City police, acting highlights: Then, with the outcome of a murder trial committed, lie seemed to thrive on giving me all on a tip, arrest ed Salvatore Ripulone. lie was hanging In the balance, the three pa ragraphs -The NIE Is afflicted with the details." "unusually and returned to Florida and charged wi th the were retyped twice needlessly high payroll costs over the next two days. ." Employe morale murder. The informant re peated the boasts he had is poer and there Two weeks after the Final typing, the request Is "no assurance that the work heard from Ripulone, Including an account a Meanwhile, an IRS intelligence agent named was app bout being performed Is necessary.,roved by a national branch chief. It was how he had robbed an elderly Steven Favis was contacted by a reliable in- now couple In Florida. Hundreds of promotions have been made Oct. 16. Two more IRS officials also ap'When they couldn't tell him where they kept (ormant. The Informant dlsdosed that Ripulone proved which are In violation of the law. Over one 18the memo. Then another IRS man their money," related the Informant, had confided during a private conversation that suggested that the memo be reworded again, "he held month period, the ME made 112 promotions their hands to a hot stove." he had committed the pay phone murder. all of which broke Civil Service regulations. The it was redraf ted. The branch chief gave his Footnote: Internal Revenue Commissioner 'I Favis immediately tried to turn this Im- second a pproval on Nov. 6. The other three IRS ME has also perform poorly In civil rights. Donald Alexander has now rev portant information over to the Fort Lauderdale ufficials his own Overall,the Institute Is were also satisfied with it. The memo earlier orders and has authorized IRS plagued with a lack authorities But IRS regulations, which have now then agents to of organization, "Some was handed up to Lester Stein, a special employes are overcontact local police hereafter with this kind of been tIiisitd, reouired Favis to get prior ap assistant to the chief counsel, for a final worked, while others have nothing to do." informnitjon. proval from IRS headquarters in Washington. clearance. Footnote: An NIE spokesman acknowledged PRODIGAL PEDAGOGUES: Buried In the that Favis waited three months before the ap.. By the time it reached Stein's desk, the genuine problems exist but Insisted memo vast federal bureaucracy are agencies they that have been corrected. MOSS, however, disagrees. "The Chinese revolutionaries are demonstrating the same attitude on sexism as capitalist bourgiosle," said a statement released Tuesday by the Women's Liberation Movement (WLM). The WLM said harsh criticism is directed against her "not because she is a dissident revolutionary but because she is a woman and for not being a sweet and silent companion of a great man." Mao's widow is portrayed in parts of China as a Yz1er' of an "antiv'ty" group of radicals, all now reportedly under detention, W ho attempted to prevent Him kuo-Ferag from succeeding Mao. -. 1 Terrorist Plot Charged CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) The Venezuelan police have established that the bomb slaying of a former Chilean diplomat in Washington and the crash of a Cuban airliner off Barbados were part of a vast terrorist plot organized by rightists from Cuban and other Latin American countries, the newspaper El Nacional reports. The influential independent newspaper said Venezuelan security agents had uncovered plans for a series of terrorist attacks in the United States, Venezuela, Trinidad-Tobago, Barbados, Guyana, Panama and Colombia. - 2 .22 pr. 6424" 'Dawn' novelty tier curtains of sheer Polyester batiste have full 8" ruffles Machine washable, tumble dry, no ironing needed. 6430". 2.77 pr. Valance, 1.66 ea. 64*36"; 2.1* Pr. "You,e sick ol politics andpolit1cI/" Sale 2.89 each 52*84" reg. 3.49 'Marseilles sheer panel of polyester knitted ninon is machine washable. White. colors 5201"; reg. 3.29 ............. Sale 233 •a. 52*63". reg 289 ............. Sale 2.31 ea. Sal4 price effective thru Sun,, Oct. 24. Sale 16 S19 Our electric blankets of acrylic/polyester have snap-fit bottom corners, Machine washable Matching nylon binding Full, single control, reg. $24. 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Ev.iWg NoraM Lsalsrd FL Kelly: U.S. Committed To Israel MT The United States rigidly or wrongly Is conunitted Israel is going to have to make couc.i'Lit* with pusitlon InternatIonally and I'm not convinced Cuban to Israel — that decision was made long ago — and captured territory either by b*emndlonalizlng it or by Intentions toward the United States are either good or the nation should stand by that commitment, U.& Rep. - returning the coi quered land. "The fact we're therii honorable.,, Richard Kelly (11-Holliday) said Tuesday. creates a problem for Rila," he said. Brasilian orange juice imports — 'Ibe 1mw "It isIn the best intend of the Unfted States b On subjects of date, national and In. poftatIonofBradllan orange juice js not amom to maintain the stability in the Mid-East," Kelly said, ternatlonaJ Interest, Kelly said: local industry bid rather a boon In many's opinion." adding that America appears to be "pulling oW' the Cubs — "I would favor renining relations with Kelly said the imported Brazilian juice is mixed with delicate balance In aid to both Israel and the Arab Cubs If it were to our advantage. But, Il It would Be.Florida juice and marketed In Europe under an pOwers. complish trade advantages for Cubs without giving Ameilcan label. Saying it is to America's advantage to sell military similar advantages to the United Slates, I would be Farm and milk subsidies — "Subsidy Is a ripoff armaments to the Arab countries and Israel at the opposed. that makes farmers papers and It Is not good for the same time, Kelly added that military equipment "If relations were resumed, many tourists would milk bubstry either. I have voted against price sop. "cannot operate long without spare parts" and gwi spend loss titne in Florida and more time In Cubs. The ports for milk two times In committee and three times cannot be used without ammunition. United States would have pressure from the earlier on the floor of the House." Of the Arab countries, Kelly said the U.S. needs Cuban truck crops and Cuban sugar would aggravate Congressional salaries — "Everyone In govern. their petroleum. the American marketing of sugar. meid Is overpaid. Govermeit Is too expensive. The To mnahdaln peace In the mid-East, Kelly said "If we recognize Cub. It would strengthen their only way to reduce cods is to hold Me line on salarie&II REP. RICHARD KELLY bulance Panel Leans To Herndon II Two ambulance services vied for an exclusive contract In Seminole County Tuesday night, but neither firm walked away from a cowty cornmission meeting with the coveted contract Gary Kaiser, county director of public safety, Informed . county commissioners Aids Ambulance Services the choice of the 1I.mnenber ' Emergency Medical Services (EMS) panel. Instead, Kaiser saldthe panel's choice lathe -' . preaent holder of the excligj,e contract — Herndon i . Ambulance Services. Bernard Fidelo, owner of Aids, prnised commoners addltkmal vehicles on the road — without the $20,0000-year KAISER subsidy presently paid Hernsurvey of last year's cklls." But a Herndon spokesman Kaiser made no formal said the revenue picture recommendation. painted by Fidelo is too op The Issue centers now on Just tiznlstic. what exact revenues are. If, as Herndon said a $350,000 Aids claims, revenues are In Yearly revenue "cannot be the $350,000 range, Herndon obtained." The firm's says it, also, can add an adspokesman said Herndon this ditional ambulance and do year took in about $,00O and away with the $20,000 subsidy. operated "at a kea." Ciunlieoer Dick Williams L. said "insufficient information" , Lx °' eth other hand existsat present to make the said his service w11 m- exists award. The commission s mediately put our ambulances — in Oviedo. expected to make the ruling Altamonte Springs, Sanford once the revenue picture and Ca — and for the cleared up. Kaiser Said the EMS council nextthree years wlflnot ask fo recommended Herndon the subsidy. because Aids failed to produce Fidelo, who said he has 15 all the Information asked for by Yews experience In the am- the council. balance business, said he based The council met Monday his projections on "an intense night. . '7 Robbery Charged To L ongwood Man By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer An 18-year-old Longwood man was being held without bond at county Jail today on an armed robbery charge In connection with a Convenience store holdup. Thomas Dathan Weems, 18, 110 West 14th Ave., Longwood, was arrested by sheriff's detectiveA.J. Sanchez Tuesday in connection with an Oct. 11 robbery ol the Shop 'N Go store, SR-434 at Presaview Avenue, Longwood, according to sheriffs reports. Two men, one armed with a knife, robbed the store clerk of an undisclosed amount of money and are believed to have escaped In a waiting vehicle, slierlWs Investigators said. Police and sheriffs depctles reported today that burglars took tols from two locations Robert M. Bloomer, 10300 Encino Way, Oakland Hills, reported a box of tools and a .Vcaliber revolver, total value 00, were taken in a break-in at his residence. Sanford police said Marion C. Thorne, W E. 20th St, reported $300 in tools were taken from a truck parked at a parking lot at 13th Street and French Avenue, Sanford. Ronald E. Caponi told deputies that a CB radio, radar detector and pocket calculator, total value $V5, were missing after his car was burglarized while parked at Spanish Trace Apartments, Altamonte FIcTITIOUs NAMS FICTITIOUS NAMI •Ishefebygjveflffia,w,, S Notice Is hereby given that I am 10 bU$ifli a, 1CC N. engaged In businessat 7)1 East Semoran Blvd., Altamonte Springs. It County. Florida Under tt Seminal, County, Florida under the us name of COUNTRY •Icllflous name of TRIM HEALTH mat w, kW t AND WEIGHT LOSS CLINIC, and I*r said name with the Clerk Ihat I Intend to register said name cult Court, Seminoi County. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In aCcordanc• with the SeminoleCounty, Florida In ac p1osn of the Fictitious Name cordanc, with the provisions ci the s. Section us.ge FictitiousName Statutes. TOWIt: Statutes 1C$7. Section ICS.ge Florida Statutes itsi. I Frances mills s Diane H. aista •4EVtIy E. Donaldson Publish: Oct. 13.20.2;. Nov. 3. im : Sept. 2. Oct. if, 13, 20,1916 DEE 72 14$ Blood, flSId all U Ciii) spare FIC?lTIOU$$( l FICTITI0USNaM, Notice Is hereby given that t am 4 ce I$ hereby given that I am engagnt in businessat 17.fl and g in business at iii East Track, Seminole County, Florida, Red Cu. Blvd., Altamonte Springs, under the fictitiousname of SAN. " Good • t,c County. Florida under the FORD ORLANDO PAINT AND f1hat name of TRIM CLINIC. BODY, and that I Intend to regIster I bnten to register said said name with the Clerk of the NeighbOr• + th the Clerk of the Circuit Circuit Court, SemInole County, esr cmIno County, FlorIda In Florida in accordance with the dance with the provisions of provIsIq Of the Fictltl,ij Name t Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Statutes, To-Wit: Section siso, ICV. Section $65.0 Florida Statutes Florida Statutes 199. 5: Paul E. Evans S. Diane H. Faistad Publish: Sept. W, Oct. C, 13, 30, 11C Pth; Oct 13. 20, 27, Nov. 3, itia OE0-130 WE 73 NO THE CIRCUIT COURT OPYMi _______________________ PSHTUINTN JUDICIAL CIE. IN TSR CIRCUIT couy ji CUlT OF THE STAIR OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 74.1C74.CA4C.0 I.ORIDA IN AND FOR INMINOLU COUNTY. LESTER KALMANSON and CIVIL ACTION NO. 7C-ICS$.CA.a,. BARBARA KALMANSON, his wife, SI PIaIfltIff5 0' 1SUk4n TELEVISION LISTINGS day Widnesday Arnencersis.miip Ioraqiis, In CJid. w.d CISw lard *A never be n'a aaiit 9.013 4) (8)ALLINTHEFAMLY• betam anosi.rasioitFwstowep.rts. 7) '9) SARET& K.snwtWyrm guests. Tony (Ibbert Bake) takesa am slbybin effort k) MS a nroia olminal. arid is followed by an •fl9 mister thief r revere. Evening 600 '2) (4) (4)19) (M NEWS %fpJy ()f'J 7) AS MAN BEHAVES U EOys NESS 6:30 A NBC NEWS (4) (9) CBS NEWS y 7:00 2) TO TELL THE TRUTH '4) eawv BUNCH ) PAID POLITICAL IS i onv.M OF JEAMIlE (1) FEEDBACK i ANIMALS 112 TREASURE HUNT 24i MACNEIL.LEHEJERRE. PORT 2) TOPIC: cision 76." The LeaQIJeOlVlklmeflVoters of vousia coiswy and corncon Cause participate In thIs eiection series rix leap,. ing ddates for tI'w US. ji!7.;:: F 24 THEATER IN AMERIC& &temy. tareem Fred. ClYtsia IL4M4Q PIaci arid fttwrt Kan* stet in ft Special version of Pucdrfl opera. with Herbert 'fl Kar4sni aarKkJctIflg the M 9:30 j (4) AUCE:Epeeod.bbe armottd. 10-00 4) WJXT TOWN IEEflNG: 2..t ) YPE GONG SHON 14) (1) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 68 LOVE, AMERICAN Iylc (9) ALL MY CHILDREN 1215 2i (IL NBC PEWS 1:00 '2j "12) SOMERSET j V . STL*EflS: Men row wow ___ u 1 .. pNamed ele b wtn 120,000. 4) (1) LOVE OF LIFE J)DAYS . 1156 .1 i 6 IS CBS NEWS 4 4)M0OAY 4) PEWS 9) RYAN'S HOPE 110 • 2) (IL DAYS OFOL%IUVES Coming4-) rV AS THE WORLD TURNS (9) FAMILY FEUD 2:00 9) 120.000 PYRAMID tally ill doctor (David Spiel- three-year period under a $10.2- vision experience. million budget. "On a weekly basis, it's peaOf that sum, $3.2 million was sibie to fall and you can't really to come from benefactors other succeed unless you fall," she than the Ford Foundation and says. "To have new prople parThe prime mover and ai.tjstic the National Endowment, ticipate In the medium, there director of "Visions" is Bar- whom Miss Schultz says kicked has to be that allowance that hera Schultz, a former execu- in a total of $5 million, or the they can fail." tive producer of "CBS Play- Corporation for Public BroadShe said she doesn't know If sufficient funds for a third "VIslons" season will become available after the critical noi i tices and public reaction to its first season come In. A 2:30 12) (10 THE DOCTORS l ( T)EGUIDINGLIGHT 11) ONE LIFE TO LIVE 3:00 '2' 1 4RtFI FAMILY - .forstocktoll,aoqemployes who chose that option under a 1976 wage freeze agreement. Under the warrant plan, em. ployes receive one warrant for each $10 of wages they did not receive through August under the wage freeze agreement, ,__, 3:15 19) - HOSPITAL 330 (4) MATCH GAME L*J YOGA you zoom 400 '2) IRONSIDE (4) GLUGAN'S SLANG MERV GRIFFIN SESAME STREET (9) EDGE OF NIGHT 430 DOUGLAS SHOW UAR.cusWELBy MD. 500 2) ADAM 12 IN MY THREE SONS 7) 74 MISTER ROGERS PIEIGHBORH000 30 (73 '24 .,_- '2J NEWS HOGAN'S HEROES 0PARTRIDGE FAMILY '7) t4 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 'ai BEVERLY HILLBILLIES PLOID iNT,Ipii TWIAyiis wI DWY The first warrants will be is- sued Oct. 29 and others coyering the rest of the wagefreeze period will be issued in June, the company said. The stock warrant provision was one of two options offered to Eastern's 32,500 employes last year after they agreed to accept a 1976 wage freeze. '"PIE -a "GOD"S BLOODY ACRE' AND "OARDENOF DEATH" PR1I SWAP SNOP AND P1.1* MACKIT EVERY SUNDAY A.M..5 pM Yule Parade Seeks Groups CALL 333-134 iCONOMYNlT.I THUV%DAYJ Organizations interested in floats, bands and civic groups participating in the second participated in the parade annual Christmas Parade viewed by approximately 20,000 sponsored by the Altamonte. persons who lined the parade Casselberry Chamber of route. Commerce should contact Parade Director R.M. Stines at the Chamber of Commerce at 201 Maitland Ave. Altamonte, no later than Nov. 12. - 3ai /" — The parade us scheduled for 2 p.m., Dec. 5, proceeding from the Altamonte Mall east on Semoran Boulevard (SR 436) to the Seminole Plaza in Casselberry for a distance of 2.2 miles. Last year, more than 70 s.-. ' Vs. 4 HALLOWEEN PARTY. /1 SATURDAY, OCT. 30 7:30.10:30 Owillo , 4F ti p 1- /. PRIZES FOR THE BEST COSTUMES LAJ-i!I II]TI I /iei File oFl/r F/1i111 that )ti)lAjliu it/i,Ie Ins cnwi 1511' )eI/oit fl't'c's ad. SPOOK HOUSE I SCAVENGER HUNT b TRICK or TREAT CANDIES YourYellow Pages ad never stops working. enu Iiur htiurs .i d.i. i fire' hundred .tn&l si -I e l year. % iiur \lltiv I'at.es ad is t here li tirilni Ill) lqisiri.,ss I ir % t iti. This ear t hr.' t'tIl tif Itiur itItjlts ill use I he \lItw Pates. Lei ('ur 'tlltiw Iit.Cs S.ik's Rep dcsit!flpr ,_- III l 111. 11] %% tirk ti4irtj fur .tr('LlIl(I the clock. .lruStInl the e.tlClkLir. - ' SKATING RINK ,., Ph. 322.9353 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 44A) Sanford ••' p-"-;.t.:: 00 I am mm WIG" I AND FIVE on the BLACK HAND SIDE" - . SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR. 4 TGAGE COMPANY, Plaintiff, -- 0AiAesa_Ia ADULTS Eastern officials said TuesThey were given the choice of day that each warrant entitles sharing in any profits earned the holder to buy one share of during the next five years or the airline's stock for $10 before receiving warrants. More than June 1, 1981. The shares one third of the employes chose currently trade around $7.50 the stock warrant option, offieach. dais said. Thursday Jr STOOGES 24 VILLAALEOPE Wnrolornnoloc MIAMI (AP) Eastern Airlines says it will issue warrants * .i (6) ALL T1E rl ne To Issu e Rtnrk Legal Notice .1 *2:30 berg) and the inability of his brother (Judd Hirsch of the "Delvecchlo" series) to help him. IRE ITS p 4) GAMEIT television's constant quest for of course, this was true. ..." The pressure to hit It big In a ratings. The upshot of the worrying dramatic special is just too It'll have 13 original dramas was the selection of KCET and four repeats this season. producer of a home-grown as great for a cookie television dra- dramatist, she adds. Only thsee The premiere show, "TwG matic series originally calling of 13 first-sewn "Visions" auBrothers," Is a study of a men- for 36 dramas to be made over a t hors have any kind of tele- , Sankey Says: ' '4) 4)J•$7 LESS NEM 1100 2)EELCFFORTUPL called "Visions," Is produced toWl2, when Fred Frlendly,TV "Visions" had to cut back to a by KCET here and Is intended guru at the Ford Foundation, a two-season, 24-show schedule to: major (wider of public TV, and with the $7 million provided by —Offer far more mental sun- officials at the National Ford, the Endowment and CM. than, say, "HawaiI Endowment for the Arts, got to Ford, StIIJ, she says, she stayed Five-O." worrying about the paucity of with her original vision of mnak—Encourage new dramatic American dramatic works on Ing "Visions" a weekly show, works for TV and give new the American public tube. not only to Wild an audience American playwrights a chance "it seemed to them every. but to sustain the new writers to work In the medium without thing In drama was coming scrivening new works for the the pressure of commercial from England," she said. "And sef JELLY PETER E. NILSSON and NORMA F. NILSSON, his wile, Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TO. PETER E. NILSSON and NORMA F. NILLSON, his wife 2349 Research Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21327 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the following real roperty Lot 10, Block C. SKY LARK SUBDIVISION, according to the jiat thereof, as recorded in Plot SWOOOk 17. Page IS. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has been flied against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any, to It on JOHN M. MCCORMICK, attorney for Plaintiff, whose address is Post Office Box 3323, 501 East Church Streef.Orlando, Florida. and file the original with the Clerk of the above St vied Court on or before November lit. 1974, otherwise a judgment may , .e entered against you for the relief iemanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on September 23rd, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. 29, Oct. 4, 13, 30. 1276 IDED 149 ' Visions IZW 2i LNEWS bad . OUNTAIN SYRINGE (4) (4) ppjg IS RIGHT: Preençled Tues., a below. 14) (6) (Tues. only) MAGAZ1P'E: Features Indisie an interview with .li.ile AJd.*, Afrno.i, id aalcwa,i OM'*SII iier. *0-30 HOLLOO8OUAMES oloriKjnaldralnaforWklck3 dcvelopmeiitt1jrector for cb,. year for finding Itwaa off on public television. It is She says "Visions" goes back benefactors and thus, NftCH'$ Goodheafth Chevalier. Jeannette Mac. Donald. (MW) 1132. (Thin.) 'My us. CNadpe.' w.c. Aside, Ma. m.t (81W) 1940. (F)yel Fintyol oes rri&tc March, 10. Oaie (81W) il SCHOOL TEL EVISION: Orange County ScixicI System. iftlI 3Dm. 10-00 2 (IL low LOS ANGELES - This house" when there was one and easing wbIr', provided $2 muThu.-±y, a new weekly 3T1PS former East L.oa.s* ..a 3 lion. - SAV)P4IjS 4'- LOAN JAMES t...i$- 'C and CORINA • his *OCIATi0N,. cooratlon. , CELBRpTy . oetewt Plaintiff, 7) MACNEL.LEHERER p. NOTICITOAPPIAR - 0 19) PORT INTHENAMEOFTNESTATEOF IEL J. HATTAWAY, a,. • 45 HOGAN HEROES FLORIDA (9) CPusjoasm. DI No TO: JAMES E. MUSIC and '9) $25 000 PYRAMID NOTICE OF SUIT Angels are iocIta t on a CORINA MUSIC, his wife TO: DANIEL J. HATTAWAY and (12) ir,' Prison farm where the warnan soos Last known Address: RUBY P. HATTAWAY. . warden uses the irYnates in a 24 BALLOT 1011 Manchester Circle his wife, ______ . graft scheme. 800 Maitland, Florid 32731 Whose residence is: 2.i (12i WORLD SERIES *0-30 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PINEFOREST NORTH, that a complaint seeking the Apartment s II ALAN BURKE SHOW BASEBALL: Game lois. II foreclosure of a mortgage has been ? I 7) Cleveland, . 73 ) (0) 0000 TIMES: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED filed in the above entitled Court. and Episod, to be 11:00 * an action to foreclose a mar. yo are summoned.Ordered and '2 14) 19) (9) (12) PEWS 45 MOVIE: 'Tha CincimatI required to show cause Nfte on the following property why the .v. p,, IS w1I.D. WILD WEST in same should not be granted by 1965. Sleft : SemInole County, Florida: i wm' imtu. p,e,,&y serving a copy at your written Edward G. Fbirieon. The East 50 test of Lot 20, and all ::::.::. defenses, If any. upon the law firm of at i 31 and 21 in Block 1 Cf BORN$TEIN, HARTMAN Matgret. Story of an itinerant PETREE & card shat who avels from 11:30 SAMUELof A.Blocks ROBINSONS DIVISION 1. 2,3, andSUB. I Of SHADER P.A., 25 S. Court Ave., to . one bigthe game 2 *2) TONIGHT Orlando, Florida 32%1, Attorneys (7) FALL OF EAGLES: 4) MOVIE: Wldisthe Wind." SAMUEL A. ROBINSONS AD. for Plaintiffs, and by filing the DilloN TO OVIEDO, according t GRAPE original ereof in a series cil I3 one t th Anna Magnani. Anthony the plat thereof as recorded with the Clerk of the In Puti Circuit Court, Seminole County Bos3. Page 5. Public Records 0.511. (81w) dramas of Personal anCourthouse. Sanford, Florida, not mole County, Florida. brings kOken bride homi to lagonisni that violendy relater than the 2nd day of November, been filed agaInst you, and you 1"6. shaped Europe from 1848 b AJT10fl. finds she is attracted WO required to serve a copy of your to his Ward. 1916. Principal characters are The real property being sought to erthen defenses. II any, to 16 MARY It on be foreclosed en is described as edTf0IJ, F GIBBONS, TUCKER. McEWEN, fallowi' HARTMAN Josef of Austria, Kaiser SMITH. COFER&TAUB, attorneys Lot 31, HOWELL ESTATES fir Plaintiff, whose address ' Wilhelm II of Germany and CCAPTiONEDNEWS 5 P.O. 5, )353, Tampa. Florida 22401. and REPLAY, as recorded in Flat Book LIMIT Tsar Nicholas II of FOR THE DEAF It, pages ii and 4 publIc re corde Cf fllethe orlginai with the Clerk of the 19 THE ROOKIES Seminole County, Florida. eve styled Court an or it you tail to appear or show cause Barry Foster , 12:00 November 2, D75; otherwise a in acc ordance with this notice, • 6) WILD. WILD WEST 9 THE BIONIC WOMAN: Judgment may be en tered will be entered against you j for the relief demand IN THE UNTOI.BLES Jimo Socyviier poses as a edagainst in thedefault for the relief sought in the com• infiltrate op Complaint. singer to 7) ULIAS. YOGA AlNo YOU the iiiaInt. WITNESS my hand and seal Cf Nastiville country music scene 12:40 This notice will be published once Court on September 27th, • II MYSTERY OF THE WEEK a week for tour in search of a rrxssang 061 fo consicutive weeks In the Evening Herald, a ft's A Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. agent. newspaper having general dr. I' Clerk Of the Circuit Cou" 8:30 Lsi1ey slats as a culation in Seminole county, By: Mary N. Darden faistwon Model plagued by mys4 6) BALL FOUR: The — Florida. r...... .•..., ,i.i. tenlous phone calls. (R) WlTNESScny hand as Clerk of the Sept. 3, Oct. a, 13. 20, 1*76 1:00 slid Court and the seal of said Court DED.152 this 27th day of September, ltlC. 12 MORROW _____________________ (Seat) . 611t NOTICIAS EN ESPANIX NOTICE OF SHIRIrr-3s"a Arthur H. Beckwiffi, Jr. , IDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE OF $HIrnpp' SALE Clerk of the Circuit MOVIE: AU AbDtA EVO. by virtue of that certain Writ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatBy: Mary N. Darden Execution Issued out of and under Bette DavIs. Gary t,iernn by virtue of that certain Writ of Deputy Clerk seal of the Circuit Court of the laicution iswed out of and ur Publish: Sept (joined in progress) 1950. Oct 6. 13, 20, 1976 Orange county, Florida uponafil 5. seal of the County Court of DED.14 1:10 judgment rendered in the aforesaid anQe County. Florida. upon a final 9 1 DAILY WORD court on the 7th day of June. A.D. Itdgment rendered In the aforesaid 1976. in that certain case entitled, 130 court on the ntis day of July, A.D.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND 1976. in that certain case entitled, FOR 4) LATE NEWS SEMINOLE COUNTY, Hughes Supply, Inc. Plaintiff, vs Vihlen Electric Company, Inc., Aetna Finance company, Plaintiff,. FLORIDA. 2.00 15 Gary M. Rerno,i. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.197S.CA.14.A Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of 1 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Execution was delivered to me as Which aforesaid Writ of Execution In Re: the Marriage Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, wes delivered to me as Sheriff ARTHUR OLIVER ANDERSON Seminole County, Florida. and I PefiIki.' and I have levied upon the following described property owned by hive levied upon the following and vilsien Electric Company, Inc., said scribed property own.d by Gary WANDA MAY ANDERSON property being located In Seminole Morning N. Herndon, said property balm 0 County, Florida, more particularly lIcated in Seminole County, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION es described as follows: WWlore particularly described as TO WANDA MAY ANDERSON 600 North 25 feet of Lot ii. Block 7A. fellows: Box 20 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE Dreamwoid, Section 2, according to On. 1%9 Chrysler Automobile, Rome City, Indiana 46714 Flat thereof as recorded in Plat 6:10 New Yorker ID No. CE43H9C203S, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Book I, Page 20. Public Records of 2 SUNSHINE AUvW'LAC Title No. 9319303 that an action for Dissolution of Seminole County. Florida being stored at Altamonte Garage, 615 has been filed against you. Lot 10, Block 7A, 2nd Section, 117 Longwood Avenue, Altamonte Marriage and you are required to serve a copy Dr,amwold, SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 1 according to plat Springs. Florida. Additional in. of your written defense$ to it, if any, thereof as recorded in Flat Book 4, 625 formation available from Use Civil on CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING Page 20. o the Division of the Seminal, County Petitioner, Public Records of whose address is 612 Seminole County. Florida. (Tues.. Thurs,) I DREAM OF therilis Department. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, South SO f$ of Lot 21, Block 7, and the undersigned as Sheriff of Sanford. JEANNIE (Wed ) DCCC: PROFlorida, and the Dreamwoic, Subdivision, Fourth Seminole County, Florida, will at original with the Clerk offile FILES IN EDUCATION (Fr,.) Circu it Additi, according to Plat thereof 11:00 A.M. on the 11th day of Court of Sanford, Semi PICTURE OF HEALTH 1kvCounty. as recorded in Flat Book 3. Page 90 vember, A.D. 1916, offer for sale Florida on or before thenole 11th day of Ond 9 1. of the Public Records of Versity of Florida and sell to the highest bidder, for November. AD. 1976, otherwise a Seminole County. Florida Cash. subject to any and all existing default 630 will be entered against you and the undersigned leins. at the Front (West) Door of for the .4 as Sheriff of KUTANA relief demanded in the Seminole County, Florida, will at the Seminole County Courthouse in Petition. 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 11:00 A. M. on the 11th day of Sanford, Florida, the above WITNESS my Hand and the Of. 6.55 November, AD. described personal property. 1916, offer for sale licial will of this Court on this the and 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL sell to the highest bidder, for That said Sale is being made to 11th day of October, AD. 1976. cash. Subj ect to any and all existing 700 satisfy the terms of said Writ of lSeal) lens, at the Front (West) Door of 2 12. TOOAY(.ocaj news Execution, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. the Seminole County Courthouse in John E. Polk, at 725 and 825). Cerk of the Circuit Court Sanford, Florida. the above Sheriff 4. 6) CBS NEWS. (7.30,5 By. Cherry Kay Travis described p.rson& property. Seminole County, Florida Deputy Clerk nxn. local rews. Ch. 4). That said sale is being Publish: Oct 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10. 1974 CARROLL BURKE made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of 6* POPEyE AND FRIENDS 4'%EE.lQs Attorney for Petitioner Execution. 7' 24 SESAME STREET 612 Sanford Atlantic John E. Polk 9. ()oMORNING AMERBank Bldg. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sheriff SanfordFl ICA: (Good Mxrxng orida 37771 II0HTIINTH JUDICIAL ClR Seminole County, Florida CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE. Publish: Oct. 13. 20, 77, Nov. 3. 1974 Publish: Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, tO, 1976 DEE 74 FLORIDA DEE 107 -.. ..--.......... at 725 arid 825 am., local news. wesltw, srts) 6 (4) (8) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24MJWNEL.LE}€RERp. PORT 8:30 IS COMMUNITY CLOSE LP 24 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9:00 2i PHIL DONAaE SHV 6) MICE DOUGLAS 9) MOVIE: (M,n.) "Suth Its Spring. Patje. GOCkJWd. Fred MacMiray. (81W) 1947. ffues."mat.w... Franchot Tone, Broderick Crawford (81W) 1940. (Wed.) To Your TV Screen (8) THE BLUE KNIGHT: M Y0f OW YOLccoPSNofsa S'.epecl. .. ''as nfrnid to flro.—..' Ill. Civil -. Art&,. IL,. TLII1g-aA I 13. , No. 35•S Wit... idap. Od. $, I7e-.7A --- GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION �- d, Pt. Wriuu1ty, t. . im W1111amso,' Gurne ThU J. Agile d1 rector (right); =W S. k oult to time W I—i . .---. 4r t (AP) his field offices and staff think. 50 amfly com- no held I Fndralger'Larrllams as n4Lniud"He toof ittenden and Anderson. says he began pressurffig0. Gurney originally was suggested unit, and I 'Th.e remainder would go , dabulldersforpollUcalcontrl. charged with agreed." Mr. Anderson to place b butiOnsblthenameoftbensan lating to a wide.ranging con. WIIamstestlfledhe received safety deposit boL for Edward J. 3 the money ln the c'ompenyof Gurney campaign fund, W cyto shake down jl days after Gurney hired him In In exchange for polftIcaj favors Coral Gables FRA director Hans said. 1971. withtheFederalHoujng . RlchardPelskl,butthathedid AnotherformerPlorldaR But the glib and handsome ministration. Gurney was ac- not open the brown paper bag publican party chairman, L j WIWamstestUgforflgi,y. qulted of five charges In a then because Peiski "would Thornu testified Tuesday eminent in the perjury retrial Tampa trial last year, and probably have wanted a cut " had met with of the 62-year-old old former government dropped an addi. "I had Instructions from Mr. 1971 and told of Willi am Republican senator, was not tlonaJ conspiracy count last Ittendenthat wewoWd not be "arm twisting' of Galnesvt asked directly Tuesday month, r' splitting money with anyone... builder Phil Enuner, who ri wh Gurney knew of the Williams, who was given a the FHA tribt. t fund raising activitie& reduced prison sentence in a Silt . "I was given e green light plbargaJ The FRA administrators In th agreement j Un to go ahead," with the illegal the cas e, eagerly recoujitecj the date were to furnish lids of fmdrangb to Gurpy5. howhecofled$OIn 4-2 cont ractors business Porter Earl "Duke" Crittenden edin brown paper ba tngin their omcesaoWffltwig' II John andGeorgeAnder5oaay0 from Miami could ask them for contrthu'' two after G urney ,welcomed on each of two o Uos Williams said 4 meaboardtheteam,"Wuj caslons. re Thefundraiseruld themona.g,ij 44 VJIUIVUuIIVUCLd1cOurtIflOr. j 11 " ItoldMr.Prleatesltwasmy eywuwcutop.yiu.,ownex. * Inn& unde andini he needed a pensea and those of other Gur. Cr1ttenden,whOhadjust 4 n number of FHA 235 corn- ney workers, Including paydeposed as Thrlda Republican mitments. I L could give him I ment of a joint nai l party thalrman. 'Rave - . ties at the Catholic Social Services Inc. office agency, of 15 served by the United . vay,wauarnuy agencyofferingprograms to everyone. lag non-Catholics. Fees are ona sliding sca le based on abU ty to pay. Among p op ms: adoptions, Me Th*e Green Lig GoVe ' Aide I -. . -- . —, •. . -.• .. , .. . (,irjj '.. YeaeI dtIVC. V Park (C,efie.ed From Page lA) 1V 1 âff !/ SHOCKS 111ff! . LJ . ' mio • - - IU -, ' ' - I "..ø Park Robert D. Deane, Osteen Bradley, Oviedo . -' •TUI ii ig Cartifiate .' •. .' .' . . '7': '. 'r' w • ' . , - '. j• •._ £ar ___ hnm. . ' - -: . Limit 2 ' Even DiMagg1k) Impressed By Kecls ' - . • . - . 'C'. - • • -. . • - ' Vt AUIV I: . . '. • - I ' ' -• • J * * * * -' . ' . . ' • - . ' l -. -. , 4 -- - - , - e d , * G,*00 0V 10 0 CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF OUR NEWEST JACK IN THE BOX FAMILY RESTAURANT AT it 4l A: Aw AIRPORT BLVD. AND 17-92 C I C I I 0 I * . * it at * JUMBO JACK C : MEDIUM SOFT DRINK * ONLY 79c WITH COUPON * a S 2 TACO$ * MEDIUM SOFT DRINK ONLY 79c WITH CoUpo ' :JILVD. AII?O * It k1C,'RE THAN 20,, ••• • a I S1 - JON KAUFMAN DAN GABRIEL 0 it 0 ROBERT LEWIS BOB ZIPKO 611FICiAll COUP" TACO JUBILEE JUM130 JUBILEE FREE COTTON Considerable cloudiness Dayton Beach: high 4:35 0 tMay with sbwers and scat- am.,6:59 pm.. low 12.10 anL, 'Cbsoce of sbowers early Port Canaveral: bigb 6:25 tonight. becoming fak Thur. &nL, 9:40 P-MIL, law 12:06 A.M., I iouthweat IWO in pJi., shiftIng p.m . - ., • C WEATHER Bayport - -. . I - _____ , £ilPoy BLVD. _________ AND 17-43 * * * Raiders' Cage Beat Tuning By JIM HAYNES Herald Spo rt s Editor The beat - er, make that the bounce goes on at Seminole Community College. Coach Joe Sterling today announced his 1976-77 schedule, and don't let anyone accuse the Raiders of playing a soft schedule. The 2&tilt slate includes Division II encounters against usual toughies like Lake City Florida JC of Jacksonville, Central Thursday thrU SUnday Florida and St. Johns River. In addition are games against state powers Brevard, Edison and Polk. "Every year it seems the other teams get better, and that makes it tougher to compete." says Sterling. 'But we have some good freshmen talent, and certaini how well we progress is going to depend largely on that." There are five returnees from last year's sophomore-laden squad — guards victor U 1 VICTOR WILKERSON Vis For No Wilkerson and Ken Atkins, plus forwards Karl Kruer and Randy Reynolds pl us center Sammy Williams. *' RANDY REYNOLDS 16 1h KARLKRUER ener from Orlando Evans and Lyman, respectively, and bring impressive hi gh school credentials. 'Me freshmen include guards Ken Lewis, Most impressive in practices thus far Bob Zipko, Willie Williams, Giles Tarver and include Zipko and Willie Williams, Adkins, Joe Sterling. Frosh insidemen include DavidLewis and Krazit. Krazit, Jon Kaufman, Mike Boggs, Robert 7be regular Season opener is Nov. 16 at Lewis and Dan Gabriel. home against Manatee Sammy Williams the tallest player on th e squad at 11. Krazit and Kaman are preseason tester alumni. of Bradenton, The Nov. 13 against school W. AND FESTIVITIES DAVID KRAZIT FREE PUNCH MEET JACK THE CLOWN V 4W- 4 clgh 1211 low 6:57 a.m. , iii 01 * d 0Z GILKSTAItVER _•k• . •, ' . 001`1014 IXNRXS Dec. 02, tole Winds becoming south to 1:04 p.m., another Infield single, this one Series. Was he, then, pleased a bout bei ng a DH' "In a situ.1 ation like tonight, I like It," he acknowledged, "but I'd rather play." of the Reds are laughing all the off avIs tham bllss' glove at way toward their second first Cesar Gero,thno'g for straight World Series chain- ceoid grom1deracoredFerto plonship. mike It H. Then Geranhne Anderson hates the DH an swiped second and caine In Ofl American League innovation in Dove ion's single to . • In lower SOs, lows In mid SOs. - - OCTOUR 21st THIU 24th C C Ch1. Plut Tas With 0 Fu.raFjc. Burial in Oaklown . C son, L David Lowe, Sanford, and two great-grandchildren. Jr. ckan : NEW YORK (AP) - "The home when George Foster rule they want to lay down, deaignated hiis AM a ke pumpedaone-bsacegroid w'liiaeft?' to baseball." rule double over the rtgtt-cen. Under previous ground ruleaj So spoke Clnclxmafl Manager ter fleldfmce. Ieaen might never have Sparky Anderson. JOIV1Iy Bench followed with swung a bet In this World! The Yanks nicked nliroe Pat iadry for i hich a batter hits for the left. r in the bottom of the foerti pitcher each time the i4td'er's . "Bloop hits, that's . ': a bliss' timIe a walk V twncotnesup. heiehig,"Mitthimoaned, Ithadneverbeen employed pickingopoublialiblof the Graig Nettles and Oscai •. inaWorldSerfesuntll thjayeu, first two games. "Bloopers, Gamble's a1ntetocInUrThe Z11chry to the when ft w foisted on I .. \. bloopers and more bloopers." . I . October claselc by Baseball ThenexttimeThiaesen bat- the seventh when . . . . . ,-• $j ,,., . d hit only a homer •.. CommlssfonerBowleKulm. tedheiiaiyu.00piu hit anotherone—a lin fl Driessen, the us balL He th dro ve ft ha and . ,4. :' S, :r DH In the Nauori ab.00 feet Into t2 rightf lague rammen • rnq center field ande for a 44 edge W +L was as and two other his Tuesday ' ' Qncmonaft load. night in " the Redsi to a 4.2 Did those two dive,se hits by be to the ~*J, victory over the New York Driessen, and the wasted two Mason? "A bome-nm ball," YankeeL Cincinnati now has a out double he stroked in the grinned. "It was a fat 11 seemingly unbeatable 3.0 lead sixth inning.change Andellson's rigbt over the plate. The pitch was a bell and I the view of On DIP. in this best-of-seven series. "Im more convinced now he'd be taking. He took it, The Reds can wrap it up tonight — unless Yankee right. than ever that the DH has no right — rWt out of the yard.' " hander Ed Figueroa or the place In baseball." he saU With Zachry out, Wit " ' weaUercanilowdown the "fl'snotrlghttosend up ablg McEnaney was In. He I The 1971 All-Canty teams for Seminole C. high school c Greenwood, The glrI below, Inclad first row, Kathy reening Big Red Machi ne Gary bomber for the pitcher. It s a the door on the Yanks with 21. cotry were determined at Tuesday's meet. Deem Da Janet SmIth Jeamie D'Ae, Nolan, also a rigMander, will joke to baseball The boys' membe timings o t t a fast left tort, Rick Hort Bruce 14 nra Rogers; Se raw, Soa smith Cheryl dart for the Reds, bidding to a part of this game. from Ms well, Doug Woodma Paul McNally, generall y nij Apple; M Kim Knight, Debbie Davis Ida Wan1 For more on the become the fl NL team since Then would be consider am this year. I don't McGe Jeff lUcks, Miekey Kramer, &lu Petrie Tom meet see sisey sb line photo on Page the 1921-22 New York Giants to ing a pitcher to bet in vw know how long ft been since r Seri es In succes- the Reds' commanding lend? was as effective as Ms." he win the . "No, we'll stay with the DH,*. w& ve years. ftt Uft I can m the in has b Ra ee n fo re ca st for he replied. "If that's ground member that far L" tonight's fourth game. Billy Martin, the Yanks' feidy man. agerlooldngforawaytolrg 4 the Reds' momentum, was asked If a delay might help achieve that end. "Nab," he replied. "A pod- Evening N .Sanieni, Fl ponernent wouldn't do a thing for us now. It would've hel ped . .... us before the Series began." I , .• This series would seem to be virtually over. An Th urman " Munson the Yanks' catcher, A mattered: "If we've been try' ry I . • in to make them overoverconfident we've reached our limit. ... When someone pointed out NEW YORK Even of throwing out the first bull . that no team In the previous 72 the great Joe DiMagglo was Tuesday night. 'e*. World Series had come back impressed. . Then hesdUedbeck to watch f rom a deficit, Martin said: "A hell of a team," the Ya the Big Red Machine grind up . "listen, we're no- quitters. I'm kee Clipper remarked af ter the proud m en in pinstripes an d 1 not aqultterandmygsaren't watching the Cincinnati Reds spltthemon the natural turf of quitters. We've come back pumzneltheNewYorkyanbes the$lOOmdhon revemped ball be(o re andweplantocome 2 to grab a game lead i around him he head .. . back again . We'll be out there the World Series. . Reds acclai med "one of the fighting all the way. They'll still "They do everything," he greatest of all-time." have to beat us ... But I m added."They hi t the ball. From Ralph Kiner, the former . admit we're not in a very good the top of the order to the -ç tisburgh home nin slugger . position." bottom, they can hurt you. They and a National Leaguer, had a. :.. ,' Beating the Yanks is all the run. They are tough In the field, been quotLd as saying the Reds have been doing so far. "Maybe they could use a little present Cincinnati baseball t They did all they had to do better piMng, but w ho are we Juggernaut Is superior to any of Tuesday night with atkee to say? So far, ft's een sof. thegreatYankeetearnj had burst in the second inning fident." seen in his day, includi nghethose -' . against Dock M. And It was The handsome, graying Hall for whom DiMag played. . Driessen who darted it all with of Famer, whose name became . Joltin' Joe was not so quid to an i nfi l off Ellis' glove synonymous with ec agree. B be didnt badmouth He dole second and cam e Yankee Stadium, had the honor the Reds, either. ' I 00019CIA6, cou"" She is survived by a grand. w. - ' A Mrs. Mae Lowe, 74, of 107 S. Brlsson Funeral Home Is in MeUonvIe Ave., Sanford di charge of arrangements. Tuesday morning. Born in Southbend Ind-, she lived in Sanford for the pest 30 years. - _________________ She was former owner of LOWE. MRS. MAE — Fun*raj urvlcel For MrL Mae Lowe, y4. Lawson Transfer Co., ley S- MVIOnville Ave., Avenue, and a member ofPIN the Ol San" . O died Ty .First United Methodist Church be held at 9 &,,., Thurw#y, st orderof 81111on Funeral HOMO with orda Leroy D. Soper . I.. - i ii, "0' so C..i . •. f C REA DEATHS bm MAE LOWE r Gild C • : "" incy , IIRT1ISTOA99 RIGS I . . . 1UE $ ,•• C t . William C. West, DeBary 161ildred C. Hawkim, Deltona John Lamb, Deltona Irwin W. Ohmari, Deltona Donald W WrigK a A013W.0c"M WC11V . . . •. I IPACKLING WITH NAINSOW FINE....... . . , . $ WITH % KARAT DIAMOND '" --- Iu4 c ,-I I '..'' , ] • I TUNE.UP ith ,, nwsmn.,.nc.. . -'. an us• many . .Ithy psI. keep diw tool disminda In ths nuft and ths and disk Mood. ... onswo Sow :: • : George S. Simpson, Fern :-... Loolfy "" D M I SlAKE. uVla I S..' ' . - I ,,,, •... a . I RU - Ong $e95 0 • .-. $ Mayme B. Hughes Karen Poyser Katrina Sanders Sanborn Stewart Nathan W. Stripling Karen Donet. Belleville, RGHT _p .. ..- .. ?'4 INSTALLATION • - :- . •.• I - . — Sa nford: Eleanor G. Duguld 'Julia A. Ger Marie A. G C. -D.Kn1 Katrina Sanders Mary C. Smith Benjamin Starling Ill Nathan W. Stripling James Thomas Mm __ Lowry H. Wynne Joseph D. O'Brien, Cosselberry Winifred Patricia A. Mascia, DeBary . ". .. u 95 I I Each Installed I -HOSPITAL NOTES - ) . . ' :• - Poo, 00"t US . If/Il! fl/ - Wee J. Buthinewski, Deltona Dd Joseph W. Louskl, Deltona Hedwig B. Wiechers, Robin S. Dunphe, Lake Ma Mimic Riley, Lake Mary JanellBeaver,1nood John Kennedy Jr., Longwood DISCHARGES Sanford: Mrs. Douglas (Dorothy) Simpson, & boy Arthur H. Bradford Felicia Hahn Beatrice Ramp John Higgison . ;. ALLOUN WHEEL ALIGNMENT E.Z RIDE - OCTOBER is, is , — . . a heel H. 17.92 2600 Orlando Dr. Sanford Fin. Most Amorican Care "The silent majority Is not gonna get screwed," Kwiatkowski declared. "Obviously, Kwlatkowskj had his mind made up befo re the meeting. The speech he read was ma de up In advance," Harvey replied. After an hour, the winds subsided, lea ving homeowners threatening lawsuits, Kwiatkowski with the feeling the silent majority didn't "get screwed,, and Williams saying "wherever It (the park) Is going to be - it's goa be other reasons why Apple Valley doesn't want It. "You don't have the right to see the property remain =04" Hattaway said. The chairman said the 40acre park will serve resIdents, riot just the 100 or so homeowners in Apple Valley. "We've never heard from the silent majolrity." Kwiatkowski added --My-ve been silent, and they're going to get screwed, '-' ... Ph. 321.0920 n .. . jet, r4:~~ •rvice Tire & Bie __ Cou •1 He, Dan Dsen and ther FINISH ERS DV 1 - 2 •1 patting anything in wriiL~ and not gouging" any contributors, Williams said. "This was the Inception of the fund-raising operation." Gurney is charged with lying to a grand Jury when he said he thdo'tknow that WjIliawas nu soliciting funds until June 1972 and that he didn't, find out that the funds were being used for seung, services for the aged, migrant Ministry. schm Sow cial work, resettlemest., Budget In H \I 121!:111 . •,,• .- - - . ______________ kJfl 411 To . ;-. •. . I I Ii;. I I - - Apple F*igueroa T ries 1 1 01 1 1 I 1 - Ott% - - - IMP - WILLIE 'i lLL1AMS JOESTERL1Nuj. - MIKE BOGGS KEN LEWIS K lKlNs JACK MYERS WILLIAMS �ssgNWaW,$aSiu,pt 1L1I11 Will Real CLASSIFIED ADS in Mizzou Seminole Orlando - Please By HER3CHL Stand Up * . ? CLASSIFIED DEPT. 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"Under the circumstances, I'd say this Was his greatest game ever at Pitt," said Coach John Majors of the performance that earned Dorsett the honor today as The Associated U fl U N • Carte Blanche • Diners Club -- .._ - 4442. _____________________ INEMPLOVEO7 Never agamni you have sincere desire and ambition: Serious Only plea,, call 3712034 after 1 p.m. or wrIte 1010 Giovanni, Deltona, Fla. 3274.3. yards on other days, but what he did Saturday was outstanding," said Majors. averaging 145 yards MACHINIST per game rushing this season has rim for more than 100 yards I xperi,nced, Smitty's Inc. has an -- -pay. Imm-- , In 14 straight games. He is 108 '.,ucu steady employment. Apply to: yards short of being the first Smitty's Inc.. 2111 Orlando Drive, player in the history of college Sanford. 3237512 . football to rush for 1,000 yards anted, hard worker to train In m f our consecutive years. printed circuit fabrication. 1120 But more Importantly, Dor-. per wk. to start. 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BR, 1 bath, central heat and aIr, screened porch, Self cleaning oven, carport, fenced yard with fruit trees. All this for only $14,400. ' --------'-' 60-Offica ii - JPPhes - TIRES: 7. Lake Mary- 3 BR, Wz bath new Steel radial HR lOil5, tubeless, homes. Under $23,000 with less $22; MOWER, 22" Briggs & than $730 down. Governmen t Stratton Rotary, easy start, funding. By builder, 131.1444, PLAY PEN, woode, foidlflQ, $17, Equal Housing Opportunity. - a. Eiectr Organs with ESTATES automatic rhythm san Liberal 4. soitf trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano by Estate Agents, Billy H. Wells &, O an AssocIates. Sanford. 372.5141 or rg Sales & Western Auto, 301 'N Cirst St., 372.3255 ___________________________ S-W.3$SPECIAL Call 323.1401 after 4p.m. — 7_jqe, ___________________________ . After Hours: 322-04.40 _. & chairs, secretarial ctks 3, chairt, a:.:•-_;rs, filIng cewne,,, as is. Cash and carry. Kitchen Bathroom CabInets, NOLL'S Counter tops. Sinks. installation available. Bud Cabell. 322 5052 - Casselbarry, 11 97, 530.4204 anytime. 62-La n.Garden Matching set of 10 rattan dining .' ---- BUYJUNKCARS-from $30f0$.30 Call 322-1624 aft er 1 P.M. , Qualify _________ Stemper-Realtor S tenstrom Realty - 113 - Week" _________ I 9dqt&vide 41 Unfurnished, t wo bedroom Scur i,y Deposit. Adults Preferred 322 4430 or 323.751. FUTURA BY SINGER - g - IRoom turn. duplex, 24th SL lit I last mo. plus $50 dip. After 3. call '- 2203 Park Ave. Sanford, unfw'n 2 OR, air, carpet, kit, equip Remodeling security dep. • 22.750. 11 FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H — neighborhood? I We're Offering A rd41 bad. LAKE MARY-. / 25% $7375 - Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse YOUR HOME? BU Ong a new home? Moving to Partmenf? Ge some action With a Herald :assiIied ad. We'll help you write Ad that will bring fast sale. CALL 322 2OII ORIGINAL PRICE Quality 3 bedroom. 2 bath of knowingly accept ELP.WANTED ADS that idicate a preference tsed on age from em. oyers covered by the E DISCRIMINATION EMPLOYMENT ACT. ore Information may be tamed from the Wage. ir off ice at Rm. 309, Or. rbdo Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake tauti Dr. P.O. Box 0094. Orlando, Eta, 32006, Opttcne $411024. Forres't Greene Inc $306533 garden home, 1267 square feet of Sanford SHIRLEY MILLET'y' 834 92,2 CasselberryWinter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH $349212 Altamonte Springs LOflgwod (East) '75 Simmer, 71'xôO'. central A.H. - awning, attached shed.) BR. 2 full baths. Set up in Lake Kathryn Estat es $16,000 3390611 43—tots.Acreg ___ Murphy, N. C. Area-11 acres, 410' bordering a beautiful trout stream, s..000 equity assume mortgage for 517,000 for I years Ph, 333 ó4.a - equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to sch oo ls and shopping — No maintenance fees. vert,se your Product or service the Cla ss fint Ads JjIL I now MODEL OPEN: AY p.m _ Wodere 8-ft" 323-7080 or 323-7860 DIRECTIONS: In Sanford . West onlSth St. off 1742 ½ Mlii To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive can cover your home - Another Fine Development By 1 mv WILCO CONSTRUCTION COM?AMY A Subsidiary Of Whiner Industries LAWN REPAIR Bill Brenem,n.ii 1399 Washing, Floor Strippir & Waxing, CIrpet ShampQ,,j Free estimate 373 5954 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Her iett.s Beauty Nook) 319E First 3275742 - in LAWN REPLACEMENT Wnd - Pest Control I Central Heat £ Air Cond itioning - For tree estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanf nf or d ]n 771 - ART BROWN PEST CONTRO 2347 Park Drive E I e C 'r I C a I . P I u b I Refr geratlon, Residential or Corrmercial. repair service 319. 3n U&S ___________________________ Piano Services Root Repairs. Carpe.itr,. Pdiriti,ig. Home Repairs. Gutter ng Cement PIANO & ORGAN SERVICES work Fr estimates Tuning & R epair, All Models 831 1662 'n'qrsor, Plaster LJLh 1j S Electrical Bowlin OUTH Commercial Residential Estimates 231S Elm Ave, '25,000 . Garage sales are In sea son . Tell the tPie about it with _________________________ Class ified Tree Trimming Cutting & Removing Licensed and Insured Phone 323 £405 or 323 1349 I Ad in the Heral,.j 3222611. $31 4413 Well Drilling Landscaping & C. E. SHEPHERD PoinIin7, Remodeling, General Repairs, Call 323 117$ Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. CIatSif,ed Ads will always give you more Much Much More than espect FOR INFORMATION CONTACT BraIIeyQdham.323467O -.— - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINXLER SYSTEMS Lawn Care , EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing Eiri Free Estimate, All type5 arid sizes werepairatidseryc, '- Trimmng PrioneJ73 i7t I STINE MACHINES, SUPPLY CO 207W2nd51 321 6432 BUILDER-DEV ELOPER -- ' 1. Tree Service _______________ Homesreadyforyourjnspecjo0 and Immediate occupancy - -- B.ackhOe Loader, Pr, 3n U27 Home Improvements S Drapes Upholstery 3330107 _ ______ ,) Alterat i ons. Dress Maitrg HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lite' Clearing, Mowing, Discing, Fill Dirt, Clay. Rock, Sand, LIGHT HAULING& YARD A NOGARAGECLEAN UP Phone 3 49 5371 Conventional.5% Down Land Clearing ________ Bulldozing. Eicavapin0 O?ct's wr,rk Foil dirt, top tOil 322 3913 1111111I - Sewing ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Hau rIng ,a ' ellillill Free. 7373 New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM 562 iS Ex Nor Plastering Patching, Simulated Brick&Stonesp.dIalltv.)fl,3340 sixxxxxxxxxxiexxxxxxxxx ElectricIndustrial, , HILDA RICHMOND S7'i 3167 Del tøn, — Free estimate 373 Eagle Siding Co. $31934.3 SANORA Lawn Care ,. Rug Shampooing- Living room, dining area, hall-iregardlew of size. 1)9,95 322 331$ VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA FOR INFORMATION CALL Landscaping £ Home Improvements With Carpentry, Remodeling AOd,fiy's lumjnum & sOtfit system. AlSO Custom Work Licensed, 8onø Rooting, Gutte. 70 Yrs, Exp Carpet Cleaning Sanford's newest residential neighborhood ----- Ad Aluminum Siding - -_ 5477 wallpaper Call 1oday: -__--__.._. HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT - - 29w4ft (T;' 't 1 42-M)bile Homes - Get Plenty of prospectS REALTORS e I - JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - — - 0 living area. Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully 8349212 his NEWSPAPER does WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY-.-I33S SUMMER LIN Trot Shaded site, 3 BR. 2 bath home, neat £ clean, Immediate oc. cupancy A must see. $17,950. NOW 22,125 IIOS'IeSS ¶M'lI kI )i acres of freedom, formal dining, country kitchen, fireplace, Sunken tub In master suite. 159.900 OR erld WHY SAVE IT -. SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting. Low Cost Classified Ad CRYSTAL LAKE Spacious 3 OR, 2 bath hom e, p i -Phone 32) $602- 2017S FRENCH /4 V., I BR. I' i bath, red brick Must SeII r Willing to talk terms. $70000 321.0041 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 'r Of Merchandise Every Day Try One' =— ML S. R EAL TOR S N6 in 1he. -. fl-.'j'.: Yanfea Harold Hall Realty S`WV of , - I MLS-REALTORS Stenstrom Realt Merchandise 333.4453 .,__________ 59-Musical Morchendise Jim Hunt Realty, 131,000. Only $27,450. House If - vIew, Mr. Snyder 303.5435300, huddle. Dorsett overruled :arpe, Color & Restoration thirdstring, non-scholarship quarterback Tom Yewcic and Ti a Evening Herald Classified Ads called a screen pass that pffer no fancy claims, Just developed into a 40-yard — esultsl touchdown run against Miami. M nag,ment Opportunity 4111VAIIAblo, or personal interview "We were going to run somecall 323. 17. thing else," said Yewcic, who replaced Bob Haygood and 21-Situations ftnted Malt Cavanaugh, both on crutches. "But Tony said, run an ployment Wanted, experienced the screen because they're givs Pcretary receptionist, good ing us a great rush. p1st, dictaptis., medical ter. urology I Insurance claims, 322. "So we called the screen and Tony took it all the way. I just WANT TO SELL stood back and watched him. LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) Paul Nunu Isn't the sleek, swift type of linebacker that colleges seem to be Producing these days and the pros seem to be coveting. At 5-loot-I1 and 230 He's amazing." Pounds, he more closely resem. For his part, Dorsett was Wes a tank than a missile. modest when credited with keyWith a 40-yard time of only 4,9 lug the hobbled offense to what seconds, he admits that "I'm he described as a must victory. not inC fastest linebacker in the And he was at first blase about Rig. Real EstateB, Must IIII3 BR, l!.1, bathhomeonloyely treeshadedfsncediot. Reduced to Va _____________ - TAFFER REALTY LAKE MARY OWNER TANSFERRE - fantod. semi retired person to help carpenter, part time. Call $3). Press' Back of the Week for the second time this season. "He might have had more 1404734 0931 after 7 p.m SUNLAND ESTATES-. 301 S. uniand- Large ,rner lot, 3 BR, I bath, completely fenced. At. tractive paneled family room, and carpeting are s6me of the cx: area rharm Low 130'3. Fla. Ave. Week & REALTY . . L lacitwall [i : PITTSBURGH (AP) — Down to a walk-on quarterback, nationally second-ranked football team naturally turned to standard Will YOeg Battery Mail* it Through At'cther Win?,,' Dri we in Today Fcr Our F,e. Battery Poe,, check' : Of lie also is pretty good in the 4976 Grouc,s -24 Z4F Back - C 188 Complete chassis lubrication & oil change Helps ensure long wearing parts & smooth, quiet performance Please phone for appointment S Includes light trucks Ask For Our Free Belt & Has!Check .-.-- — Hal Colbett Realty 3017 S. FRENCH DREAMWOLt)_ 2342 Hartuveil_________________ Cozy 3 BR, 7 bath. In like conuition, Central HA, is fi '-- RIVER VIEW AVE.- 3 BR 2 bitt,. room, eat.ln kitchen with bireek. Central heat & air, wail.to.wall carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced fast bar, plus lots more. A good yard, Owner re-locating, $34,230. buy at $2L30. oeauluij, .ocal,on, good''s,,,,I . Luxury Patio p "n Lube & 0101 ChanSC; Realtor Gardens 7 Gm m*m pub ts fi)MOP-7 refrigerator turn. $110 to $123 mo. 404 Park Ave. Call Orlando rn p571, HAS EVERYTHING-. Attractive 3 BR, 2 bath, cent. air, family room, 'replace. poot, fenced yard, eneva ,•. ' Sanford- 2 story 4 BR,3 bath. 1200 Elm. N o lease. References required. $170 li e, ¶urity. $31. F'or used furnilur., appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 cc '1011 items. ,karrvs Mart 21$ $arstord*vc, LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT .That'saCla,aifled Ad l , , .PN, 4 to ii shift. Geriatric ex. parlance preferred. Apply in Person, Sanford Nursing I Con. valescent Center, $30 AfolIonylili Sanford, 3 OR, 1'a bath CB.1 pool. Owner will sacrifice. I19,500. Winter Sprin s- 3 g BR. excellent condition, min. lease 4 mos. $2 mo. No pets. Near school 32703 ' - Cash 322-432 KENMORE WASHER parts service, used machine. A4OONEyAPPLlANCesm * burn ap Tony Dorsett Reg. Real Estate Broker 2305. Sanford Ave. 3210734 eves, 322.74.13 GOODIES ADDED-. Like new furniture added-cholce 3 BR, I'. bath,dbi.. carport, fenced shaded yard. $14,400. Easy terms. REALTORS 707 2Sfh*, multiple lis ting interested? - Brantley '1V in Afti BATEMAN REALTY . MOVING- Anxious owner wants offer on extra neat 3 OR, im. maculate condition, fenced, well for garden, pool. 173.300. ______ CallBart STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. . .lF CLASSIlFlEO ADS DIDN'T WORK TIHERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. URGENT_. Owner must sell spacious 3 BR, 2 bait, with family room, workshop, garden area. $14400 ________ Rig. Real Estate Brokar JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 107 W. Com,,cII Phone 3227011, Sanford ilanI _______ _______________ W. GARNETT WHITE thwsdey, Oct. N,i—a has. 2014 LAKE AVE.- Lovely 3 BR, fli MORE CASH bath, central heat I air, carchairs, $13 cacti. Sanford Auction, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES =— For Wrecked or Junk CITY- 320 Jessamlne- 2 Ii 1 1200 Paling, kitchen equipped, Florida S. French. 333.7310 S. V. Hardwick. Broker, NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES rm., utility shed, washer & dryer bath, home on I plus at its. Cars & Trucks WOOrUU'5 Garde,, Center Dettona,44a44n REALTOR, MLS Guaranted reconditioned auto included. Only $24,500. Terms, Country homesite with ni 33-Houses Furnished 401 Celery Ave. Any yea r thru 1474 models. 7 days any TEE 323.5774 Any ti me 'N GREEN ESTATES-I OR, TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR beautiful oak trees. Perfect for batteries, $12.45 exchange, — .______ — week. Call collect, 345.3131, I'p bath, central heat & air, kit. newlyweds or retired cou REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1104 WHAT YOU WANT. 42$.$O. pit, 5 Lake MaryRent a 2 OR chin 63-MachineryTook ._ . equipped, fenced yard, half LARRY $25,000. Sanford Ave. furnish — Get Em Whfle home instead of a house. Spotle SA XON INC., REALTOR block from Golf Course. Reduced 78-Motorcycles ss, '' preferred. No pets, $2,500 to $22,300. Check this - SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE- 1961 Farmall 200, 2 way hydraulic COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 101 3223$30. •SUNLANO ESTATES-. 200 Bamboo They're Hot" PTO, new tires on rear, runs good. Wilkins Circle- 3 BR, l's biiths, $00 Leading manufacturer and Dr., Own,,., 3 BR. central H IA, Country Trailer- 2 BR. 1 bath, air. Motorcycle Insurance MAGNOLIA_ Handyman's distributor has aluminum rec. With carpeting, screened firont Chrisliansin. Kitchen Inc., Hwy. or ho Complete kitchen with dish. $123 month plus deposit, Cliff 5p BLAIR AGENCY You Can Have Your tangular pools left over from 1475 3 BR, 1 bath, 7 st y me 134. Forest City 303442.190 1, Porch, breakfast bar. Extra bullt. washer, dual drive. Many extras, 323 3514 or 373.77)0 Jordon, Realtor, $314773 in nice neighborhood, Owner season, half price. Guaranteed ins. Utility building on large ftnce $21,300. 341537), an xious to sell. 512.500. In 3 Months Installation and terms. Call 305. Gravely Tractor I 30' Mower at. corner lot. Just $20,400. tachment, Good condition. _______ $5s.flsi collect. You Reasonable. Call 322-5141 days. GENEVA- Osceola Road- 2 BR, VETERANS-. We have a few new * VA RE-SALES * __________________ 1,73 GMC ½ t homes left. No money down if you 3'. bath brick home on S acires. Gas Fireplace Logs, $65. Can be Money Is available for subsidized on pick up. 301 quality. 3 BR, 2 bath, Central seen All sizes, all prices, low, low down. at H&A, kitchen tool E. Itt, St. or call In. housing in rural areas. No down drag as, auto. Excellen t cond. $2100. 323... 64--Equipment for Ren equipped cen tral heat & air, Cheaper than rent refrigerator, dishwash . You don't have er, ___________________________ MCI. Payment. monthly payments less disposal, and lots more. Must see carpeted. From $23000. to be a veteran. Call today, than rent. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Apadments 10 believe. Used Restaurant Equipment, 1973 Ford F.l00 Ranger, 5' bed, air. Rent Our Relnsn,,ac Wm. H. CRANK CON'STREALTY Chairs, Tables, Fryer, Grill, CARROLL'S FURNITU RE, 22 Stud io, i,2,3 automatIc transmission, power 3 REALTORS-130.IOOl Slicer, other Items. 323.2770. LAKE MARY- 357 Country C tub 1 19S. Fre M. UNSWORTH steering & brak es with camper. Bedroom Apts. nch Eves. 322.1441 Road- Just listed this s pacio ts 3 *1.000. Will $ ell camper Eves. 322 1444; 322.1144; 3221954 Trailer Pads, Sand, Grease Traps, Quiet, One Story Rig. Real Estate Broker BR, ba th, with Convertible 4th 65-Pets-Suppiies separately, 373.7341 after 3:30, Window Sills, Rock. ClOthet posts, 003 W. lit $9. bedroom. Many extras Including Kitchen Equipped Mali Box Posts, Cement, Steel, 323404) pt 333-0517 eves. — family room, Low $20s Special I 1973 C-4O Chevy truck, S speed axle, Screened porch, p Ius Adult-Family bermanPpies.AKC,sIsO. lots more. $43,000. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Lecohi lift bed, lifts straight upor' 11 1111111111 MOTHER SAVER-. Warm 3 OR Termsavailable, 309 Elm, Sanford 322-3731 One Bedroom with count., 'tchen and ad. dumps. Utility boxes. $3100. 343. 363.5710, Call Sani rd's Sales Leader 6143 ioining family room, fully fenced From Deluxe Aluminum above ground Toy Collie Sheltie, female, front and back yard, attached months swimming pools. (2) 1S'x21' and old, has all shots. Make offer. 323 1973 Toyota Land Cruiser, 1,000 3ñ- 2420 9 Qr e garage. Your first peek will I5'x33' complete, I yrs. old, '135 0310 after mll, extra clean, Christians en p.m. Convince you. Priced in low $704, ANYTIME reposseSsed. Sacrifice, 's price. . Can be bought FHA or VA Kitchen Inc., Hwy 134, Forest. .__ . Call collect 305 7130410 i 1505 W. 25th St. Free to good home Aultiple Listing Servk City, -3C3-$62.1ot. - r 9 mOnth old I Cliff Jordan R ealtor Shepherd pup, female; has all A pproximately ios record albums, * * * * * * * * * EALTORS Sanford, 2 $1$ PAM sho ts. 3334474 after a p.m. 531.1332 ,LAKESIOEAPARTMENTS $323. No single sates. 323.3. 80—Autos for Sale. - -:1 Highway 17-12, Sanford ft "Special Of The j cross From Ranch Hou se OR. Wanted, Residential ,9' 'inter Springs- immaculate 311 322 2090 site for _ )74 Pontiac Firebird, AC, swimming fenced, screened patio, large FM pool. __ 2 bath with many extras. Must ,, LOCH ARBORLeading stereo, auto., I new radlals, vinyl 213 C uldesac lot. Ridge Driveess,onaliy Managa distributor wants nice backyard 129.300. $1200 down, to appreciate. Call 377.043 Owner transferred Must sill 3 134 I"It. to display new 1914 mod root, excellent condition in and ________________ SPECIAL SALE el above BR, 2 ba th home half block from ground pool. Top consideration out. $3,630. 162-3913 or 143-4240 Come Mayfair Gol f Course. includes GOLOSBORO._ 3 bedroom. I bath, given for prime location. Call 305. in for our super discount 1961 Cadillac Coupe, current in., dining roem. trees, frame home. family room, enclosed sun porch, clearance sale, 'savings to 4221770 C011ect. pct. _______________ cen tral aIrl heat, doublecarport pecIion runs perfect $773. M. Boots, Clothing, ACCifl Hrs. $110 -II a m 3.30 P.M. Horse £ RIder, large laundry. storage Spacious NEW HOMEWILSON MAIER FURNITURE -, Western Store. 25.34 fenced home site, and 12 mo. lIP Out of town area, 3 SELL -.TRAOE B S. Sanford Ave OAYTONAAUTOAUCTION . warranty. Reduced to $31,500. bedrooms, I bath, cent, heat, 3)1 313 E. First St. Sanford. 323 7990. 333-5672 Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, range, lot size 7S'x 123'. $19,300 -Daytona Beach will hold a public * * * * * * * * * 68-Wanted to Buy AUTO AUCTION every Saturday ' 51--Household Goods SPANISH STYLE STUCCO-----. ._____,. ------------Lie In night at 7; 30. It's the only one in Corner lot, 3 BR, for mal dining, Callsanford's $alesLeatier — Florida You set the reserved rang,, refrig., 171.400 We Buy Furniture price, No charge other than U registration lee unlej vehicle is 322 2420 DAVE'S 3394416 One of Singers top Touch and Sow WIn' REALTY sold. Call 90423.3$))) for further Zig Zag machines. Assume We buy and sell good furniture and Rep. Real Estate Broker, 3210610 ANYTIME _____________________ Welcomes balanceofsls3.soor pa y$I)ig pe antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION Leasea -',-. Multiple Listing Service 3320779 mon th. Will take trade-in. Singe,. Datsun including S cars and GALLERIES 3326,12 trucks. For information call 61l1' # 11 REALTORS uipfozIgg4. 2515 PARK You AIA ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. holes. Balance of $5.5$ or 10 Want to buy furniture toll Ray or Jack Mink, $311311 HOMES of DISTINCTION : [J tures - anything of value. 322 payments of $6. Call credit BROKERS MS9 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS... i3 and manager, 333-94)1 or see at Large Wooded Lots Days-322 6122 '73 Models. Call 3231570 or $34.,. 91 SANFORD SEWING CENTER Paved Streets Nights-333 2232 Sewers Ca for Antiques, Consignmen ts ______________________ 1605 Dealer. 301 E. lit St.. Downtown Street Lights Sidewalks wanted HI way i Galleries, 3326977. Auction '75Starfire GT, low mileage, fully We sell our trade n furniture atlow BALL REALTY equipped Call 534 4012 between 9 40 IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY prices Good sel ection . PI N EY w000s BARN - we Buy an S weekdays Rig. Real Estate Broker toe Furniture 6, Miscellaneous Sell SA LES RENTALS COUNTRY FURN, DISTRIBUTORS FOR • 1961 Jeep, 327 engine, 4 wheel drive. 30 5)7W. 1st St., Sanford Fr Pick 323 5322 - SRI6 I mi, East I I ups. 322-3441 Call 323 7340 from Auction. Saturdays 7 to i 3:30 or 327 2731 after n's week APPOINTMENT P Hr5, CONSTRUCTION Inc. LAKE MINNIE Is right across the days, ask for Dick Lacy. Sanford322 2270 , -. Street from this 3 OR home with 2)) W. 25th large 44I in kitchen, low taxes and Sanford, Fla. CALL 322.3103 CLASSIFIED AVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS good access to I-I & 1743. Only Additions 5 i mo. A. A. Mc. Broker, 3442 .1 BR home, 104 Temple Drive. I bath, all major apQliances fur. nishid, utilIty room. Large lot with fenced backyard, 'no. Plus dePosit. 323.g"l of after 5 call 3n.1672. * ri siso 3 BR,2 bath, garage, washer, fully carpeted, sprinkler dryer, system , 10 mm. from ii & Altamonte Mall. Fum.orUnfum$233me3fl) - ' Pinecrest..., 37, II''xii f am. many extras Asking $3i,, rm., Grow ir i HIraM, Siit Fl. Lova.'y 3 BR, 2 baft,, central heat IStore Building, 54—rag,Sales 7th and Cypress, _____________________________ air, family rm., garage, large Sanford, 7 apts. upstaIrs, leered yard, "parate studio, I small GARAGE SALE- Sat. I Sun. 3 Pc. house. Rented. $11,400. $3,000 eqully & assume loan Fam.rm. W. 530; 3Pc. Blond oak 7O-Sp £ Trade S.O00. "I 0503, tabie 5et, $20; Swivel rocker, $10; Dinette table, drop leaf, $25; plus WANTED! SELLERS. LAKE MARY- IBR, 2 bath, ge misc, toys, games, clothes. etc. REAL ESTATE wooded M, near lake. Cent. HIA Ifldian Hills (lust off 4343 1420 Empty your 3fl m7444 carpet, screen rcocn, citrus, c,s,j carport or garageShoshonie, Casselberry. EVES m 1j 0 3330417 Me 5$1 and have fun swapping storage. $34,900. 323 5432. ______________ _______________________ tool Bring your artIcles to nd Drive- In Theatre Swap 55--Boats ACCeSSOrieS Moviela _____ JOHNNY WALKER Shop-Flea Market, sOuth )7.97, 47—Real Estate Vnted every Sunday,$a.m. to5p,m. NO Rag. Real Estate Broker ROB5ON MA RINE CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. General Contractor 3 toO Family Rental Units Wantee 2425 Hwy 17.97 . Ptw 332.17)4, 7 p.m. to 4 p.m. 3224.457 Private Buyer 2-I any might. PI'one3A.3347 — 323-1494. •• ym 1344. SEE TO BELIEVE Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yard. $153 month. ISItBIP • -.-- NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Directory, ... 'S. windo, Off Hwy. 4]4...-3 BR, Sbath, A, w w Carpet. 115$ me. 1stcent H. & last, 130774& -_ ... __ ______________________ unfurn.3fl.$20Or32,;,,,t Noon The Day Before Noon Friday ... N eal Estate Nice 2 BR block home, turn. or JLln.s Minimum Room Phone $304430. -iiiiiiiii-mmilieli.-ii.. 3 SR, lis Bath. Family Rm. $145. info. 3 BR, 1', bath, fully ca'rpeteà, central heat I air, large fenced — To yard, large workshop, plut m et al Large custom built 2 bedroom home utility bldg. 3231001. hardwpo floors, paneling, over. size Sanford- 2 BR, older tram rooms. i lovely lots, with 4NP room for a Qardan on a quiet dead Wt- extra good garden. CiItrus end street. Be first in line. shade trees, 373.001 4 Call Betty Flamm-Realtor. 2 Story, 4 BR, 2½ baths. associate. Recreational facilities. i154,400. Jenny Clark Realty, Reatfi 1 BR Trailer, in Paota, 3224420, I Be*oq, mobile home. No pets. $1 tO per month, Grove Drive Michigan Is already week It's Mhmesoea-MIchlg In field Saturday agalrat third- there MichIgan 35-14. for the Little Brown Jug. 11Is ranked Nebraska tie the fight. Publication Pitt at Navy: 1buchdo week It's the Third Upset i e. tug Tigers who dofeated SouthTony Darsett neede 153 yards to ciaJ Iowa 20, Minnesota 4. em Cal and Ohio State or the Sunday pass Archie Griffin and become Other games: ptsycat, who lost to funds college footblI'a all-time leadEast — Boston College 3 I, and Iowa State? tug rusher. Navy blanked the Army l3; Br own 25, Holy -o I, ________________ You'll have a chance to see P I anthers 17.0 last year but Dor. 6; Rutgers 31, Columbia for Yourself since the key Big sett gained 4—Ptrsonals fl—Rooms 122 Yards and had a Dartmouth 20, Cornell 10; Dol I. Eight contast will be televised 75-yard touchdown rim I called ware 24, VMI 10; Colgate I nationally by ABC-TV. 2 Sleeping Rooms in private Mme. IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM? buck Pitt 3140. Lafayefte 17; Yale 77, Penn Write 50x 413 C-o Evening Besides being a matchup of IN YOUR FAMILY? I UCLA at California: UCLA', Herald. P.O. las 169. Sanford, AL ANON Harvard 21, PrInceton 3; Sy two rwkedteagpj.... Missouri Is 26-14 FI. 3217). victory a year sent the ace 14, Tmple 6; VIllano No. 17 this week For families or friends of problem It also Brij to the Rose Bowl Iitstead 24, Youngstown State is; Per West Virginia drinkers. features a heado.head meet- of the Golden Bears. Cal's State 77, For further information call 433.4347 9. lug of two of the nation's top thirsting for revenge, but or write South-Alabama 35, Lout i. passers, Nebraska's Vlnce Fer. quarterback Sanford Al Anon Family Gfoup P.O. Joe Roth and vile 6; ML1Iasjppt State X - I 30Aj*l'tifleflts Ulthlrnlshed ragamo and Ste" pJ, Boa 553 Sanford, Fla. 3217). Walker Southern Missts4pl 21; Al of Missouri. ing UCLA 320. FACED WITH ADRINKING burn , Florida State 20; Few ..;•••.. •.. NOW LEASING But for those who like to • '• . • PROBLEM Oklahoma State at Okla. man - 4';%., h 20, Richmond 14; Georg Sanford Court watctsfooebsnwhere garn ' Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous , '' itcr'..r homa:It'at "at Nor. Tech 32, Tula ne 19; Haznpder Can — really wirn and iet — in the pits man ,, Apartments ' and C"adj }j4 Swjt7er 1y& Li, Da c..; -4S47 — vidson 7, Lod eye on the opposing Write P.O. eoz ::u hces some defensive bucks 3301 S. S&4rd Ave. .c r ana iech 34, Noilhweeteri . tackles when Missouri has Sanford, FlorIda 3277) the show up. He's lost three of his Louisiana 15; / New modern singIS story 14 2 bull, MemphIs Stab a. •.• four-man super secondary for bedroom apts. and campletoly HANSON SHOE SHOP 20, t State 14; Wichita Miami Morris Towns, 260, and thea on.TheCo "NEW LOCATION" furnished studio apartments. 'shave Fla. 21, Texas Christian 21 James Taylor, 255, will be been pointing at 104 Park Ave.. across tram Atlantic Conveni.ntiy located I beautifully th is one for Nor ,, Bank, Sanford & Central FJOIida's landscaped. Abundant storage th Carolina State 20, Clem, blocking against Mike Fulls, some time. Second Upset Spa. son 13; Northeast Lodslana 24 Finest Shoe Repairs, Courteous 1 (inCluding attic) arid "GE Enii'gy 275, and Ron Pruitt, 247 All are clal Day Service. we want your Efficiency Package", From $145; 1A ,, Oklahoma State 24-21 Southeastern Louisiana 14, highly coveted by the pros. . .J. business. Thanks. Call 323.3301 betwei S 1, 5:30. Maryland at Duke, The Ter Southwestern Louisiana 31, P* Nebraska thinks Fulls and rapins have been struggling of chic 7; MIssissippi 23, Fire victims need 3 rooms of fur. Htrta realise, victory after hitting wi Van Pruitt are the best defensive late and Duke will be tough nlftwe donated, or any honshold OvlEop.Fru- Dupiexes. Furn at derhilt 9; Virginia Tech 24, Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. items, clothes, etc. 321 OM. tandem around. Missouri feels home but ... Maryland 28-12. RIDGEW000 VILLAGE, 34S Kent State 16; Wake Forest 36, the same way about Towns and DIVORCE FORMS- For free in. 1721. Oregon State at Southern Cal. Virginia 21. Taylor on offense. formation write to: Box 7$1, Ifornia: Ricky Bell Is well-rest. MIdwest-E L an ast Michigan Pompano, Fla. 330m. I There should be so BAMBOO COVE APTS me head- ed after a week's vacation lot. 17, Akron l0;Appalachlan State knocking going on. The In-and- lowing that 51-carry, 347-yard 20, Ball State 13; Dayton 14, ARE YOU TR OUBLED? Call Toll One 1, 2 Bedroom apartments, furnistied or unfurn4s). NuwIy out, up-and-down, unFree, 4442027 for We Care"Lyman's boys and Lake Seminole County outburst against Washington Toledo 13; Wed Texas State 27, second 29 seconds behind, redecorated. Come see. E. airport "Hotilne, Adults or Teens, predictable Tigers have made a State ... Southern Cal 38-7. Brantley's girls were team high school meet at Blvd., Sanford, 323.1310. Trinity Drake 16; Illinois 24, Michigan Miss Bringarduer'g clocking believer out of this corner. champions In Tuesda Arizona at Texas Tech: An State 14; Indiana State 77, II6—Child Care y's Prep, but don't forget In. was 9:23 over the 1.5-mile Upset Special of the Week ... zona has a habit of making linols State 17; Kans 31-Apartments Furnished dividual honors for Lake course. as 17, KanMissouri 2047. trouble for Educational Child Care for the Red Raiders, sas State 13; as low as -'Brantley's Rick Horta and The complete rundown: Nricac Bowling Green 21, Au Last week's score was 47 $3, weekly if you quality. 3234424 SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedroom who may be looking ahead to Miami, 0.13; Central Michigan Lyman's Kathy Bnlngarikier. or 323.1435. right, 20 wrong and two ties for Texas ... Tech 33-21. trailer apts. Adult I family park. Lyman edged Oviedo by a ov': rsiY:Lm.n (LI 33. 2. a ___________________ Co-C tains 20, Northern MIchigan 10; Win. Weekly. 3313 Hwy 17$2, Sanford. .701 percentage. For the sea60; Lekdi Brantley Purdue at Ohio State: "Will con 28, — not-tooezcltlng margin of 33to ___ 323-19". 23, Northwestern 17; son, it's 285-11640-711. 18elp Vnted — - .AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Au- 60, but third place Lake 41; Trinity jL — our players take them lightly? Ohio U. 21, WillIam & Mary 14; How,pI (LM) 129, Sanford () — Notre Dame at South Caroburn quarterback Phil Gargis, Brantley was only a point won Horta (LII 14:07; 2. CaIdwill (L) if I have Southern fllinols8, Northern II Furnished llna: The Irish haven't allowed anything to defensive end Jeff McCollum f urt he 1416' 3. Woodman (TP) 2300 Malionyille Ave. r behind, followed by MCN do about It," IIImIS 7; Western Michigan 18, ' !bw . 1111go a touchdown In four games and Apple place kicker Nell Trinity Pr, Lake Howell and and promises Woody Hayes ... Ohio Marshall 12. 15.17; & Grow wcoc EfficIency $113 (L) 13:34 7. the Gamecocks, who cracked State 28.7. YDonoghue have been named Seminole. Petri. (LI 15:30; 4. Kromer (L) Utilities md. the Top Twenty this week for 'C as captains for the Tigers' 15:35. 9. mkits Southw est-Texas Georia g at Kentucky: 'Vrn,'p LITTLE FEE IIGENCr Call 3224470 Fran Kent (L)i; (L5) 15:42; Brantley's girls put five No first time, homecoming contest Saturday finishers In the top 10, worth a haven't been Curci calls Kentucky's 4-2 em Methodist 14; iuw.naaa Girls varsit y: Lake Iranftiy, scoring much I BR., turn, apt., lights, water furn, EMPLOYERS: against Florida State. against good de- record "a miracle." How about State 235 McNeese State 19; runaway victory margin of 5. Lyman 53; Lake Howfl S; Trinity lenses adUlts. No pets. $45. 333. ... Notre Dame 28-7. NEED HELP FAST? Gargis, the current SEC lj. 52 over Lyman. Lake Howell "' BeachState 40. Larrw 14-, 4-3, Fran ... Georgia 32% after 4wk.day, G 24-14. Arkansas at Houston: HourWe've Got The People paugan Bfingainbw (L) Florida at Tennessee: Ton- Texas MM 30, RICO 14. S Ow,. erIn both total of- was third, Trinity fourth and ( LH) 4:14;3 Smith MONTHLY RENTALS (LRj,.d.l' ton has this nasty habit of neeluda For You Call 323-5176 few, led the Tiger offeOviedo Ovle fifth. series 13-2g D1ArviiIi (LB)t:5); S. Rogers (LB) AVAILABLE Far West-AirForce fl, The knocking off Southwest Confer. the Gators smell Color Tv, air Cond., Maid Serv. SHEET METAL MECHANIC-. .. througt what Coach Doug BarHorta ran a 14:07 time - can a Gator il Wanio Mal 1 0:04: 7. Citadel 16; ArIzona State 26, Davis ence foes and the Cougars are smell? to $100 month, Odd termed a spirited work- the 2.8-mile course with cm.inL Knight QUALITY INN NORTH OlO — the C champion. New Mexico 27; Brigham SERVICE thinking Cotton, as in Bowl ... ship MAN-Gas appliances 1.11 SR 434, Long Wood out" Tuesday. 111111124M ... Florida 29-23. . Lyman's Bruce Caldwell (LM) 10:11. Young 30, Utah State 13; Cob- DEPARTMENT MANAGER.... Houston 27-17. Iowa State at Colorado: The redo State 20, Retail WE1SAKA AJ'ARTMENS Texas-El Paso SECRETARY.BKKR_ 114W.lstSt . , -Lx. Cyclones cracked the Top 17; Idaho 35, Montana State 1, Perlanced 31; 323-0536 Twenty this week for the first North Texas State to, New MEAT CUTTER '00 jC1[()TVM (M * quiet I and fte in a while. They have out. Mexico State 12; San Diego ASST. FOOD . BEVERAGE NOR. Air, bedrooms, $123 to 5133 month 4 its LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER standing people at the &ill po. State 35, Fullerton State Adults. 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ClIrpatiIiIi. 831-9993 322-2611 ________________ A-,piexes ITo List Your BusinesS..,DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 - �-4 . I e$-i NSrM. $auIsrd, Pt. i P H I. le W :v. t.ann Nod Nebraska To And K Pitt, entucky, Florida - Ili p1 c HIM Edmm Phoin Calgy Pro Ho key _____ al MlIesAaNB NiiIe I I 7 14 12 io ss CINCINNATI 3 7 0 4 25 23 0 $ 0 0 I 21 - SECOND l oks . s - - !i I Dipsy Doodle - i Does It Well, YoAke_d.,. - . - ._.. _. - Wednesday, Oct. 20. 1914-.1C Cook Of The Week . - By DORIS DITRICH - - - Votes Win -zz Herald Correipsadest - 4 - Mrs. William (8111) A. (Jean) Norris is proud of her heritage WA political affil iation. She's a registered Florida "cracker" a registered Democrat. In addition to serving as .' " - _______________________________ ____ -! second vice president of Democratic Women's Clubs of Florida Inc. and president of Democratic Women's Club Of Seminole County, Jean In also .Involved in many other corn-munity and civic activities. Jean learned to cook from " scratch" In Live Oak at - SMother's Kien," ref effing - nth - - Doing Her Own Thing 'Demo Dishes - - - and Ivielsig Hera hi, SaifOld,, Ft. ci - Olderman WOROMMUMMMOMENOMMMMMU~ I N.I0 P 114.10. GAME 3 bl 30.10.4.40. 7.; 2. ICa.Javl (3) S, West Virginia Mountaineers there'sapalrot NIIIIN10 HICSIy Lsegvs Ron 2b s I 7 0 2,10:3.Ecn.noColdo(I)3.10,Q(j. on dependent contests. PeeIessPredka CONFIRIPICI TesIdey's beefs Of (fey rI 4 0 1 0 4) 42.40; P (4.3) 105.00, DO (3. will joust with the bsckon.the. lap as Missouri's Tigers and Arizona will meet In CAMPBELL Quebecirmialpham 5 01 Morgan Th 4 I 1 I 230.10. track Penn Side Nittany Lions. joirney to Lincoln to meet the Lubbock, and the Noire Dame w t. 1 ts op g Egad, friend,, no matter CincaIi 4. MInnesota 2 TPerez lb THIRD I. CiArana (I) I7., 4000 NY isi At College Park, the Nebraska Cornhuskers, and Irish will go to Columbia 3 01 ii u , New England 1, Houston i. orieswn 3 3 3 1 11.20, 7.40 3. EddyYza (4) 4.40, from S 2 0 10 23 tie OFoster If whereOne o East to Maryland Terpe and the Duke long-time rivals Oklahoma and meet the South Carolina AtIta 4 1 2 3 1.30; 3. Echano.Elorza (2) 3.10: Q (4. 1 3 0 S 31 24 WinniPeg 4. IndIanapolis I Sinch C 4 0 2 0 oP U.10; p (44) 2jo, West, Noith to South, there are Blue Devils will med In an Oklahoma State get together Gamecocis In their first-ever NY Rang PhIla 2 3 1 3 Il 23 Emcidafl S. Phoenix I. 01 headline matchups on the Atlantic Coast Conference Geronlmo CI FOURTH 1. Aldana.Soto .) 1 1 I I for the 7lst time on the &,1,r's football meeting. Smyllm DIv$sloi Cncpclon 51 TIIIY$Sili 4 0 I 1 11.I0.$.30.3.40:2.CIChO.Aiberdl(2) college front this Saturday. shootout. Meanwhile, the field In Norman. * 3 0 • n i No games ai zactwv p 0 o 0 0 740,3.40: 3. Pet*i.Agulrre (5) 7.00; Here Is how our scouts rate Clio Here is how they line up Kentucky Wildcats and Georgia SLms 430 I Tbeny's McEnany p 0000 Q(3I)41.I0;(I2)I&10;OO(1i) ry In the Far West, In a ve these , contests. Navy Is no Cob dartIng 13 the e t and working BUlldogS wi 2 4 0 1 is 35 IndLWSaPOII$ t $afl 01190 Total 34 0136 314.40. as ll Chew each other very Important Pacific Eight match for Pittsburgh despite VnCvl 1 5 0 2 14 Quebec it Calgary NIW YORK FIFTH - 1. FIfmir,.R.mcn s across the country. At up in Lexington. showdown, and one that will go the latter's quarterback Mliv, 1 S 0 7 ) Winnipeg Houston ci r III S.4O.I.30.4.10;2.Anton.$anth,i(3) Azmolis, the Navy stalwarts Moving out to th WALES CONFERENCE Riven co 10 2 0 4.40, 3.40; 3. Bliboa.Larr,a (I) 5.20. e center of a long way toward deterniJnig problems. Make it PItt 35, Navy DIvIsism RW1ilte If 3 0 0 0 Q (35) 34.10; P (5.2) 44.30. entertain the rugged Pitt the country and starting west, the conference Rose Bowl 10. We look for Yale to prevail Mont Norris a 2 0 12 41 16 World Series 0 3 0 SIXTH 1. PatxISancMz (i Panthers; at Philadlephia, we have Ohio Slate tackling representattve, UCLA and 17.14, and for Penn State to take L.A. 3 2 2 S 24 14 Chamblls lb i 1 0 14.00, 6.20.2-80; 2. NegulEloria () Penn will host Yale In an fin- Purdue and Michigan taking on CalltomIa will th Pitts 3 1 0 1 20 31 CMIy tIlt 4 0 0 0 7.40, 3.20; 3. Cacho.Javl (1) 3.40; Q get toge er on Wed Virginia 21-li. poitantivy League contest, and Indiana In a pair of Big Ten DIrt I 3 1 3 6 s ONettles lb 2 0 0 0 (74)31.10; P (42) %30. e The Maryland lads are In for Wash at Morgaidown, the hometown encow*era. And In the Big I, th latter's field. 1 4 I 3 14 31 At A Glance Gamble rf SEVENTH 3 0 I 1 1. .1051Atani In a pair of Interesting In- a surprise as the Duke Blue ms Division Pinions rI 10 0 0 4.10. 6.00, 1.00; 7. UrzaCobo i, Bstn 5 2 0 10 33 25 Randolph 2b Devils squeeze out a W. Series 1 0 0 0 10.10,3.10; 3. Icc-Perez (6)5.00; Q Ceve 3 2 7 4 30 17 I 0 0 0 (27)1000;P(7.fllSO.00; Big Qill W.L. ..pd. FStanley 5$ minute 22.17 victory. The D Tnto 1 2 2 4 71 23 CincI pI 1 0 0 0 with 2- 7) 421.10. 3 0 1.000 Hen&'c clubhasbeeflgettheoter But 23041314 N.y. 1111 03.000 Mason IS RIGHTH....l.SaIa.Ravnon(i) Tuesday's Results each week. And In another mild Velez pIt 1 0 0 0 13.10, 4.10.4-00; 2. Fermln.Arca (U Now York Islanders 6. Van. DEIIIs p Gomel 0 0 0 0 11.30,3.40; 3. Bllboa.Zarre (1)4.40; surprise, the Kentucky WildN.Y. 010 000 000-1 s 1 Giacksm, p 0 0 0 0 0 (2-4) 24.00; P121) 193.30. cats will out-last Georgia to Montreal .0. Washington 0 CincI 101 001 2-$ II 1 TIdrow P 0000 NINTH - i. Alava (I) 14.10, 1440, Cleveland 3. Chicago 0 win, 28-25. Total 33 2 I 2 4.20; 2. Zarre (1) 1.20, 3.60; 3. Patil St. Louis 6. Boston S Clncianan Game 2 131. 111.1*-I (6)4.40; Is(4-8) 61.40; P (SI) $1.10. In the Big Ten contests, Ohio Today's Games N.Y. 1 Now von 100 200-3 M.IN. 11-2 TENTH I. Manolo (6)4.40,3.10, State will take Purdue 24-14 Los Angeles at New York CInci I E-T.p'et, Morgan, 030 000 001-1 i DP.- 1.00; 7. Santl (7) 3.10, 14.40,3. Anton 10 0 --~~ and Michigan will roll over Rangers Cincinnati I. New York 3. (1)4.00; 0(6.7) 54.30; P (6-7) 30l.io Atlanta at Minnesota LOB-CincInnati 4. New Vor¼ !I t) 2tL10. ean I Indiana, 42.13 DId? I*rn it" •t Tnrfflr r-1}. - 04 nce 'mtof, Drleuen, ECE:,.?N kaTh. call teil.yrjf Vu N.Y. MorgAn. HR-Orleisan (ii. M. IS '040.14.40.5.00; 2. Ej.Ethay. , $ Boston at ioior. Zachry, McEnaney (7) and ° (1). $1-Drlessen, Gero. (7) 14.40, 4.30; 3. Arta-Per,z (a) John Garrett RIdISId in th1 year Michigan was the Q. Whet d. Ibey 10CM by a safety vaive $i II Iwibsil? Thursday's Games _ I Grenler coming but couldn't No. I team In the nation! Bench; Ellis. Jackson (1), Tier. fl1fl0. 6.10; 0 (20) 10.20; P (52) 171.40. Chicago at Philadelphia hear the aleaacers uee the kIM but th! sever explain it. ew (I) and Munson. w-zaci. IP H ft IN SI SO TWILPTH Nebraska-Missouri game Is I. AIVa.Agulrt do Toront o at Montreal ry, 10. L-Ellls, 0.1. HR5-Cln. Zachry (W,1.0) 62.3 4 2 2 S 6 (1) 0.40. 10.20. 3.00; 2. Fermin- Al, st almo Los Angeles too close to call, but at Washington "He cinnall, McEnaney a breakaway, cam Orlessen 21.3 20 00 1 (I) 13.00.5.00; 3. Sala-Arco (3) lao; (I). New It's also called a checkoff pass, or dumping the ball off. When ls _____ St. Louis at Cleveland York, Mason (fl. A-S&447. O.Ellls (LA-11) 3 1.3 7 1 101 Q (I-I) 30.30; P (14) 204.10; Big Q me gave me a littlee after running all pertinent On quarterback findi his prilflar3, and CVIII secondary 2:12. G.Jackscn 37.3 4 2 2 0 3 (3$ with all-1) 76.60 and (2$) with receivers cbpsydoodle," said .the BIr- information through the Hoopie World Hickey Asseclatloø Tldrow 2 Today, covered on a pass pattern, he look for one of his backs clllng mlngham Bs' goalie. 700 I 1 aIlS) 41.40. computers WC give the nod to Eastern Division CIflCthnotI (Nolan 5.4) Save McEnan (1). T 2:13. wide and flip the ball off to him. The back Is the safety valve. Handle $I07.0; A 3. Nebraska, 28-21. The same Is W L 1 P11 o GA New York (Flguerga i.10). (n) A 56467. GarrdthanIyhadtlme to QaI(StheICM$amsanghlg1 Quebec S 1 0 10 31 21 Thursday, O ct . 21 ong 4iIj..11. himselfbeforeGrenlerdroyea trUe Of t he OMahOrna &)OOST. CincI ge? - Alm Keityshak, Sacre.t., Ca1IL (I 3 2 2 S 11 31 Cincinnati at New York, (n), It goal Into the net. It happened Oklahoma State engagement BIrm ai-Ala 2 1 1 S 26 30 necessary Now there's a portentous question. Anyhow, for th 2 3 0 4 14 23 Saturday, Oct 23 trivia with only 10 seconds gone In with our projections favoring Indy - F LC) RJ j7 7 ORLANDOSIMINOLIbuffs, the American League In 1940 and '6$, and the eNational Mliv, over z i 0 1 21 New York at Cincinnat i, If c Okla ho ma to triumph, 3 TUESDAY'S RESULTS time, giving the Que be League In 1946 were all shut out on tlwee4dttàs. NEng 031 1 ii, necessary Th e UCLA-CalIfornia donNordiques a 6-5 World Hockey Weston Division Q. Whes extra po attempt k blocked, can't the Sunday, Oct. 74 FIRST I. (2) 10.00. ARRIVE AlIVE kicklag Association triumph Tuesday nybrook will be a classic WIim 1 2 0 S 24 11 New York at Cincinnati, If 11.20, 470; 7.NeguI.Coldo team pick the ball ap sad Iiiit fat, the end sees? Larrl.JayI (3) 7.10. sees them riigi-it 3 I I 723 20 necessary SUNSHINE STATE_ showdown between the UCLA S OlegO 7.20; 3. Ica-MIguel (1) 1.20; Q (23) pick up field pals d ran. -J.M., Curpan Cbrk*1, TeL surprised that infantry tactics, good for ap"I was kind of On a field goal attempt, an bell is still in play. on a con. -' i ... 1. * aru in h VYOMEN NScOREBRD - - - - Silt 3 cups cake flour, 3 tsp. biking powder and ¼ tsp. salt and add to the egg mixture alternately with 1 cup of milk and I tsp. vanilla. Pour Into well greased and floured cake pant Will make 3 layers or a large sheet cake. Bake at 350 degrees f . 25 to 30 minutes. Either of the following frostings below add a crowning touch to this cake. p - -. - In later years while - Billwasaboard$hIpwIth U.S. Navy, Jean and their three children, Billy, Ginger Shelton of Knoxville, Term., and JoAnn - - , - - - - - - Around 1 top, soda 2 tb€.- . - : - S • - 1 sUck batter Mix and cook mixture to soft ball stage. Remove from dove and cream until glossy. Add i tsp. vanilla. - . j),': '- -. - J - . ., I - version attempt, once the ball Is blocked, It's dead and can no hewe,gto the backhand and proximately 380 yards per game, and the California aerial MW got it up," said Garrett longer be advanced, it was attack, good for about 250 yards got a little piece of It, but Q. How di yea fed about Joe Namath an a quarterback new still not each Saturday. We look for the I - 11 I . - - o'bee the Job have 1164ked so miserable Me fast wouth of the The Bulls had sent the game Bruins to grind it out for a 26-18 seasea? - Pete A. Railway, N.J. Into overtime on third-period triumph. I think Jon Is hopeless on this young, Incompetent team goa In the other contests menls by Lou Nistico and Richbecause he lacks mobility and Is actually a detriment to their ard Farda. But the quick finish tlOUed above, watch for Texas offense. He could become the most expensive bench warmer In Fr ust rated Birmingham Coach Tech's Red Raiders to win, 24the history of sports, at $35,fl4 per game The Jets should have Gilles Leger. 14. and Notre Dame to down the traded him to a contending team, where he would get the kind of one to turn South Carolina club, 28-21. "We've got to win Protection he needs and could dill be a spectacuiar quarterback, things around," he said. Now go on with my forecast: 'You The other thing that bothers me about Namath Is that his passing lone three in a Air Force 2L Citadel 6 row, and a little Alabama 23, Louisville 7 arm seems to have lost something. pressure darts to build. We've Arizona St. IS, New Mexico II Q. What school did James Harls go to, and which team first had two overtimes here with Boston college 2L Army II drafted him? - U., Santa Ann, Calif. Quebec. If we'd won them, we'd Auburn 21, FlorIda $t. 21 Harris is a product of Grambling Srl,Itam Ysw,g 33, Utah St. 6 College,that famous in- beInflr3tpLace- butwel Irowl2t,HolyCroui, cub8tOr Of Pros, dwW* with Tank Younger. who was the first to them and we're in fourth. It's UCLA 24. Calif. IS graduate to the NFL from a black schooL He was an eighth round frustrati ng to lone the way we Colorado II. Iowa SI.? draft choice of the Buffalo Bills In 1900 but played very little did." Ciii. St 21, UhF e before they released him in 1972. He had actually quit football and Ruters 23, Columbia 21 In other WHA action Tuesday Dartmouth II. Cornell 7 gone to work in a social program In Washington, D.C., when the Delaware 13, VMI Is RAMS signed him asa free agent. In 74, Los Angeles traded John night, the New England %%TJ Duk e 22, Maryland I1 letsand Houston Aeros played Hadl to Green Bay abrupUy and elevated James to the No. I end is. Furman 12 field ulclahns 34, Ga. Tech 21 general's role. He is actually the first full time black darting ogers defeated the Minnesota l Houston II. Arkansas 51 (N) quarterback In pro football history. IIHAii5 24, Mich. St. II Fighting Saints 4-2, the WtnnlQ. Who In your optiMa are the three outstanding offensive Michigan 47, Indiana 3 Hamm In prof.ilosi] football today? John S., Knoxville, peg Jets routed the Indianapolis Kansas is. Kansas St. 13 6-i, and the Edmonton K entucky 25. Georgia 23(N) Tens. at, 72. Lafayette 12 Oilers nipped the Phoenix First of all, I'm going to pick a couple of young fellows who Memphis Ii. 3$, Wichita St. 17 (N) y, their Roadrunners 5-4 In overtime. have never made an all-pro team as yet because, primaril Miami (Fla.) 40, TCU is (N) Bowling Orson 31, Miami (0), 31 Whalers 4, Acres 4 own teams have not had much success and so their play has gone Minnesota 21. laws IS largely unnoticed. I'm referring to John Hannah of the New New England's Tom Earl Pittsburgh 35, Navy IS England Patriots and Jerry Slzernore of the Philadelphia Eagles scored an unassisted goal at Nebraska 25. Missouri 21 -apairofhuge,moegji, My third man Is Art Shell. the 6:51 of the third period, tying North Carolina 24, I. caroling fl No. Carolina St. it. Clemson staunch left tackle of the Oakland Raiders, They run their the score and the Whalers and Cent. MId, 2$' N.. Mich 12 is. plays , - - I hit i,,, ih0.. .i..... ...A L .., .....,. ,,,', t...il tdLVU , Got a tough question about sports and the people who play I of this newspaper. The most Interesting questions wil l be answered In this column. Olderman regrets he personal answers to all questions. Posts 28th Shutout D rvden I £L.......S._.L. - . ------ -- wisconsin 2J Northwestern 6 Wm. £ Mary 16, Ohio U. 14 01,1. State 24, Purdue II Oklahoma 35, Oklahoma $t. 20 Yale 17, Pens 4 Harvard ii, Princeton 17 uwuugzi a score- lea overtime period. Stingers 4, Fighting Saints? Dennis Abgrall fired in a pair of power-play goals, leading San Dio"St. U, Fvllw%R St. 13 1 N) Cincinnati over Minnesota. Jets 6, Racers 1 San Jose St. 36, Pros.., St. 20 IN) Notre Dame 2$, So. Caroling 21 Si. Cal. U. Oregon St. II Miss. R. IS. S.. Miss. 7 Syracuse 27, Temple a Willy Lindstrom scored his fifth and sixth goals of the seaSparking Winnipeg 4 its s. , nut of Indianapolis. betas AAM 31, nice 17 Oilers 5 Roadrunners Glenn Sather flipped in a half Texas Tech 24, ArIzona II (N) Miss. 3$, Vanderbilt ie speed backhander through the vinamova 3a, younlislow, 31 -- i ' , . - '/z - - - -. " ting 4 11 4 tire special. ' Set For Coming Season - - - - 4 for 99 _ .. Employes Model In, Fashion Show . - - - . for $12 ______ I 4 for $139 - Offered To 'Lend' Husband To Sister in 4 tor 149 _____ n-- i-'-....... - - - __ _____ -. - 3 Gamma Lambda rs - __. - - s on v.,s s. - B - Sale 31.16 - Now - __ Under 50, Middle Class? , Kitchen Is Likely High Risk Area l O-step tune-up. ( - - - - - ___________ . - ' - a (( - . ' - ____ - - - i Steel belted _______ ff('tIoply . -' - - - pads of rookie goalie Clay V. 1.131 24, Kent St. 21 Wake Forest 33. Virginia I Hobingt on after fl seconds of Washington 33. Oregon 24 overtime as Edmonton Stanford 21. Wash. St. IS LANDOVER, Md. (AP) Washington darted with a det Penn St. 21. West Va. II ea terl Phoenix. For Ken Dryden of the Mon. burst, taking four shots In the Wyoming 15, Utah IS tread Canadiens, the National first 6$ seconds and outshootlng _____ Hockey League's top Mordreall4.lintheffl'gj,eijod. ____ goalte nder in two Of the past But by the end of the pe riod, fowseasons, some shutrngg are Montreal was ahead 2-0 on ME Just not too exciting. goals by Doug Risebrough and DrS*npoded his 28th career Jacques Lemaire. shutout Tuesday night, a 6-0 Barons 3, Black Hawks I victory over the Washington Jim Pappm scored late in the Capitals, but it was pretty much second period, triggering a ho-hum bl nking. . . Cleveland's vi ct ory over I% " I Shut : out a team like Chicago. Pappimt, a long-time 011 Washington doean't give me a Chicagodar, pi ck / edup p.,fi large charge." goalof the yewona Pau from '......,.,.. the team starting its third NHL Dennis Maruk. .1-. season. "But ! don't like to let in Maruk added his fifth goal of goals any time, so I'm rela___________ y. plus another assist in tively happy, and will be until I third period, clinching the .......... . Id In the next goal." victory. :,\ Even In ç: a 6-5 victory by St. Wanders $, CUUCkI 1 Louis over Boston, a goalie Bobby Nystrom and J.P. Paplayed a key role. Rookie Ed rise each scored two goals and ____ Staniowsi(l replaced Ed John- Reach continued .. . aton after the Brulns took a 4-2 strong goaltending as New E == = lead and permitted only one York beat Vancouver. Nystrom Boston score uver the final 36 scored two New York goals In minutes. wIth train. the first period as the Islanders By winning, St. Louis moved erased an early 1-4) Vancouver Reg. 38.95. Survivor 48 battery. Corrosion PARI-MUTUa WAGERING POST iit 7:30 P.M. into a tie for the Smythe Dlvi- lead, resistant POlyprop.iene case. Avafl.bj, in 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday group sIzes: 24, 27, 21F, 22F, 24F, sian lead with Chicago, which 72 and 74 Witness with _l50 mph u bell I to fit most American cars. played without Bobby Orr. The ddyvuityto.cal...u1 au al k,ng,,w$ Freshmen Games th superstar defenseman was or. WithOUt trade-In, add $3. iikikf*aniy.LiuiorIrIlonsandIallIrqe, ., to to take a rest following Installation at no extra charge , , v, UF TI Id.yN another flare-up of soreness In On Tap Tonight P$aniyotfrmpark.,g ""Woo 504 and U9 both W" 04 his tender left knee. Football games are (Undo, iino adi.ined) srflwood 5ou1., Montreal's defending Stanley scheduled tonight In Sanford For r,w'.,tons. Cifi 305/339 6221 from 10 Im to 6 p m oniv Sale price effective Cup champions extended their and Longwood, when freshmen thni Sun., Oct. 24. lk1ILIS NOR 1HO# ORLANDO O.4Yl,.92 lead in the Norris Division, the teams gluh for victories tha pair II& PARK .CASSFLBRYMILI1(SFROMI.. Islanders moved ahead of Al. of 7:30 games. 'iA lanta and took over first place Orlando Bishop Moore plays SANFORD PLAZA in the Patrick Division, and Crowns on the Seminole High _ _______________ Opensa.m. tolp.m., Monday thru Salvrday ____ Boston stayed atop the Adams field and Lake" Howell visits _____ 1 X Op.nSunday 12:303:3Op.m, 10 Division des pite its loss. Lyman. Catalog center Ph. 322-1020 Store Ph. 323131' - Fashion Tips -' - - Texas - .- - - I -' -- )f Arllne of DeLand, took up -temporary qua rters at ' 11 Mcther's LEMON FILLING With a flair for the culinary V' i . C.an a hobby Jean began Beatlepi and catering for parties and teas 4 1 egg yolk from Mother's Kitchen. She Add I- cups I recalls baking a bi rthday ke Sugar with aseven.minutefrosung for stick diced Governor Fuller Warren when but ter \ he visited Li ve Oak, juice of 3 average Jean d, "What da rted out sized lemons \ as a hobby got out of hand, and grated rind Of 2 k10oaL 1It could have blossomed Into a : Cook In top of double boiler. . 1 411-time catering business. We (Herald pbet. by Doris Oletrlcii). Stir often. Mixt ure should coat . are natural vi ctims of our spoon when done. This filling Jean Norris carefully blends cake frosting hobbles getting out of hand. can be used on a layered cake Take the orchids, for instance. or cut through a sheet cake and Herald Photo by Lida Nichols a dd icup chopped pecans to top flat grease A few plants ha ve resulted d pan. Bake 35 used as f illing. .. In of pie filling. Bake for about 50 minutes at 325 Jennifer Hinson's goal Top cake with seven minute _____________ practically a backyard nurminutes to dance in Europe degrees. longer. Pie Is do ne Icing. sery." Bill raises most of the when an I nserted knife comes TOPPING PINEAPPLE CAKE 1 cup brown sugar vegeta bles the family eats. out clean. FULING Jean d, "Be ing an Alabama t stick margarine ____ 12 cup sugar e JCPenn.y EGGP LA LE NT CASSERO Groundgaln.r ' bo $11.1 y', Bill loves fresh 14 rd te Th belted tire. Features cup evapora d 2 Gamma Lambda Chapter, program for t he evening 2 polyester pIles, 25*oil belts. In the wide7$ series profile. getables and grows most of cream and prepare a will. Afterwards, an U. Helen Dow entertained Whitewall, only. Beta 2-3 cup phigapple P l Sigma Phi held It first chose Bill Colbert as guest ee and dice two at medium our soul food, such as greens, cup chopped nuts open discuss meet in g juice (thIsofis dudned of the year on Sept. 14 speaker, His tall'. was on Wills: refreshmentsion was held and her home on Marshall Avenue, eggplants. Cook until tender 1 can angel flake beans, okra and tomatoes served. Sanford. Visitors for the from can as (sho at Ann Hansen's home on reasons why a will is'so (inwell as some of the w uld not take long) Drain coroinut A coffee and model meeting evening were Donna Talasko el l. crushed Hartwell Avenue, Sanford. piseapple) 'portant and the correct way to for new rus sophisticated vegetables." Cream sugar and margarine. hees was held Oct. and Karen Trimble. 1 the. lemon )Wee Mix the following in a baking Moisten down with Margie Shafer was chosen With Sir Goober's Claim cream. Add cup well drained Valentine Girl and will to casserole 2 eggs dish: coconutandspreadoyer topof 1 tame dur ing the presIdential _ represent the chapter in 'paign.JeansaIdherfam cake, sprinkle nuts over t lIsa $78.13 PillSIII tot tax each tics his.., aullp il y February at the annual BSP ha., considered boiled pean uts a -i cup granted cbedde'r cheese Cook untIl top bubbles on top of size of large walnut 1 '1041.1 Valcntlne'Ball. King contreat for as long as ihe can 1 large can if cake at -350 degrees. . I 9 L Cookflrst three ingredlants testaut names were submitted evaporated milk Mabric fashionshow will be open to the public. remember. She cautions, Sportswear denim to evening Lj stick of butter together until thick then stir in and plans for fall rush were held Saturday at lb Make sure you 's f 10:30 a.m. at LUSCIOUS Zayre employes -will model velveteen will be feat ured In the last th ree. Let cool. discussed. that been sof tened Zayre's in Sanford to demon. garments made from peanuts, cover with water and COBBLER fabrics ap opriate pr garments, as well 78-14 Plus 2.41 fed, tax each tire Mix well and pour in well On Se pt. 28, the cha pter met rate the variety of garments sold in the store, said Pam as f about a halt a box of salt, on ashi acces sories and at. Republicans rally with at F71-14 Plus 2,Sgfst tax "Ch tire cup s th eCameron Avenue home of which can be creat ed ugar simmer for about two hours, drained eggplant to this mix- 1 at home Moloney, district merhome sewing kits for hobbies recipes next week in Cook of th e Mama' cup flour Katie Corley. Eileen with fail and winter fashion and let stand for about two lure. Salt and pepper to taste. Week column. Mack was in charge of the Fabrics. The show is free and cchandizing manager and such as needlework and rug Sprinkle bread crumbs over 2 tsp, baking powder more hours. They're real y oordinator of th e show. making. ____ X, for munc hing and real fat- otop, dot with butter and cook In pinch salt r ve 350 degrees for 35.45 . cup milk Sift flOIW, salt _______________________ SIze 078-14 Plus 2.71 led, tax each tire g Jean continued, "I don't minutes. powder, mix with sugar. Stir In She 's Size OlS.lS Plus llggot tax each tire prepare too many desserts any milk to make batter. pore unless we are having ' - ____ __ z.. £JLVI 71 .uii uuuer y ABIGAIL VAN HUREN LIdS £ MEAL CAKE a inch ' ; quests or the kids are coming to condone such a plan. We are all letter in your column a d p baking pan. Pour batter ____________________ ee while visit. Bill and Idon't need t hem. 1 cup rolled outs soaked good Christians and attend back from a woman who said So what do you recommend? ______________________________ _________________ over melted butter. DO NOT In 1-1-3rd cups boiling DEAR ABBY: My sister and When Bill y comes home, ENOUGH KIDS church regularly. Please base everytlme she got STIR. Pour over this 2 cups of I- have always been very close. water 20 minutes pregnant, always make pecan DEAR ENOUGH: Planned pie, for SIze H78-14 Plus 2.93 led. tax each th'. your answer on a practical her husband started drinking. peeled and cut up peaches and I She has a fine husband with Parenthood for YOU, which his father Is grateful. It is I cup brown sugar basis as well as a religious one. My problem is just the opposite. Alcoholics Anoyinogi SIM " 7$-15 Plus 2-9111 f9& tax each fire I cup of sugar that has been whom she has a most happy a little different, but so simpl e 1 cup w hite sugar SIN Lu-is Plus 3.31 led. tax each tire for HIM Yours in Christ. mixed thoroughly. Bake one 1 cup shortening marriage. Everytime my husband starts and self-control for both of you! I am a widow, 50, my and delicIous." NEEDS A MAN drinking, I get pregnant. hour at 350 degrees. Serve hot sister is 53 and her husband Is 2 eggs DEAR NEEDS: As a churchPECAN PIE or cold. 1-1-3rd cups flour I love kids, but we've got Just b. _ . going Christian, surely you about all we can handle right i tsr vanMa For the last two years. I have - know that borrowing another now. lend LWWy Everyone has a problem. Whars woman's husband (even for I Ohoroughly with 2-3 cup sugar, 1 tsp. cinnamon FOUR CAKE Don't tell me to use birth yours? for lack of love From a man. My us. For a personal reply, write to therapeutic reasons) Is indash of salt, 1 cup white karo t2 tap. sail nerves are terribly strained, control. I've tried several A BBY: lox No. 0150, L.A., Calif. My sister says she would consistent with God's laws. methods, and 'TU and 1-3 cup butter or 1 tsp. baking powder 1 cup of butter, blend and the doctor has advised me share her food to they don't work 10164. Enclose stamped, self. keep me from Since you so desperately want a addruss.d envelop,, pleas.. margarine, melted. Pour unto fluffy for me. Mix sugars, add shortening. to get a man. Hate to write litters? Send starving. and sees little dif. man, find mixture into unbaked 9 inch cream. Add eggs and beat after Add 2 cups sugar, your own. Sharing a You keep saying that a wife Abigail Van Suren, 131 Laskysit. My sister says she cannot ference in this instance. Dr., 109-95 husband might provide short. shouldn't turn pastry shell. Bake in 4(y) degree each one. Add oatmeal and dry mix throughly her husband Beverly Hills. Calif. 40211. for Ak. stand by and do not hi ng to help The only t ng that hi both ers term relief but long-term away when he wants sex by's booklet "How to Write Letters oven for twenty minutes. Turn ingredients (sifted) to the sugar Add 4 eggs one OrIg. 159-95 In Aug. 1976. me, so she has agreed to lend inc is wondering if God would disaster. for All Occasions." enclose a at a time oven down to 350 degrees and mixture beat well. Po ur into because that gives him an long, seib-addr,ssot.Plea,4 me her h usba nd, who is most sympathize with my plight and stamped (2 Ic) ___ DEAR ABBY: You had a excuse to Find another woman. envelope. I0 _______ J C Penney Golden Pinto 23 channel CB radio. Has volume, ______ squelch, tone and delta fine tuning controls. Features S.RF meter, SWR bridge, automatic noise limiter, P.A. output and kq speaker lacks. Includes mounting hardware. No. 4217 - i - I - rye - - I - member of her family, with one sister finishing law school, In Gainesville, and a brother an ''Pile! Glissade! aecount4,In}Jo(n, Arabesque!" These phrases Central Florida has great ring In Jennifer Hinson's mind potential for the dance arts, every Saturday, as she prac- according to Jennifer , "There tices and learns new dances, at seems to be more fiderest and the School of Performing Arts, more ability showing up in the Fern Park. area," she commented. "If Jennifer's life revolves children are Interested In around dancing. Four times a dancing, they should sta rt week she assists dance fairly young with ballet. You'll teachers, by demonstrating find ballet is carried In all steps for other young dancers, dances and all fields of dancing. "rn. .rrthii until J3nuary, are ballet" when 11 enter Adelphi .fter graduation, Jenr University in New York as a has speci c plans, ying, "I'd fi sa sophomore," the said. Jennifer love to go to Europe and join a already has put In a year at company and live there." Florida State as a dance major. After graduating from Lake Brantley High School In 1975, Jennifer won the Miss Dance of Florida title. "We rehearsed for the national pageant In New Rales(b York City," she ul&"I dida't A good rule of thumb In win, but I really learned a lot buying clothes Is the more wear and enjoyed all the classes." you expect from something, the Active In dancing since fif th more you should pay for It, and grade, Jennifer prefers ballet vice versa. and modern dancing, but is also Pick up proficient In jazz, tap and When fuzzy balls (pills) begin Pointe. Favorite dancers in. appearing on sweaters, use a dude Mikhail Baryshnikov and piece of masking ta pe to Cynthia Gregory, who Is no remove them. Or lift them longer dandng.Ma member of gently off with your fingers. the School of Performing Arts Undercover Dance Company, Jennifer will For wear wider a sheer dance the title role of "Clii- blouse, you might consider an derella" in December. all urIng, elasticed tube top Jennifer Is the only dancing Instead of a bra. ' ..... I . Dance By F.LDA NICHOlS Herald Correspoudeit cup buttermilk 1 '- I - 3 cups sugar j ..:.: L ife Revolves I CARAJIELJG .- M. - - , 4 cyt cars. 25.,88 4cyI cars ......................... 29.68 Scyi cars .................................. 34.6$ ... Here's what we do: Replace spark plugs • inspect heat iiur ° Replace points • Servic, auto choke condensor, rotor • Adjust cam dwell o Replace distributor angle cap • Set basic timing Service air filter • Adjust carburetor Inspect fuel filter All parts and labor lnciud.. *Most American cats. Add $5 for V.W.e, Datsun. and Ioyotu, ResIstor Plugs slightly high.,. Make appolntn,. through Saturday . - n WINTER PARK MALL Opsn$ a.m. 104p.m. Mondaythrij Saturday Open Sunday 11:30103:30p,m. Catalog center Ph. 44.a$ts Store Ph. 447.4333 WASHINGTON (AP) A .overnment survey indicates that 63 per cent of American home kitchens are "high risk" zones for the 2 million to 10 million estimated vases of food poisoning each year. The risks are higher if the cook Is under 50 years old, better educated and part of a family with $15,000 or more income a year, according to the report by Judith 1. Jones and Jon P. Weimer of the Agriculture Department's Economic Research Service. The nationwide survey, using - 1 Rommm-_; -.4110 Slim-Trim Potatoes have tomato topping I i ake 'D iet' Potatoes SLIM-TRIM BAKED POTATOES potatoes teaspoon butter or margarine 2 tablespoons chopped onion cup chopped peeled soft. While potatoes are baking, melt butter in a small saucepan, add onion and cook until tender. Add remaining ingredients and sImmer 10 minutes. Keep warm until potatoes are cookeI. When potatoes are cooked, remove 1 tomato from oven and cut an "X" in the - tablespoon chopped top with a fork. Then push some parsley of the potato up with slight 14 teaspoon salt pressure of the fingers on the teaspoon dried leaf side of the potato. Spoon 1 4 cup oregano tomato mixture over each teaspoon pepper potato. krub potatoes, dry and prick Yield 4 servings. 108 calories wit a fork. Bake in 415 degree per serving, 18 calories for F. oven 55 to 65 minutes, until topping. a scientifically selected sample of 2,503 representative households, was conducted in 1974. The analysis of the findings is being published this month. The focus of the study is the "high risk" homemaker those with an unnecessarily high potential of sickness due to possible contamination of food through such things as undercooking and poor refrigeration. Too iiiich faith on the part of the cook is a major part of the problem, the report says. "Homemakers may place undue reliance upon government -- - inspection functions For pre-- should be left out to cool before vention of bacterial conS refrigerating. lamination of raw meat and A homemaker earned a "high poultry products," It concluded. risk" designation for one or For example, Agriculture Department meat inspectors do not check or try to regulate the amount of salmonellae, the most common source of food poisoning, in slaughtered meat or processed products. The bacteria are present in the envi- ronment generally and it would be Impractical to market sterile meat, the department said. But 63 per cent of those surveyed thought it unlikely that government-Inspected meat would carry such bacteria. The survey also found that 30 per cent would .tn.1n -- -. S product to see if it were safe to eat, a potentially fatal act, the report said. About two-thirds of the respondents thought the leftovers from cooked foods 01 the 63 per cent getting the label, about half committed only one of the errors, the researchers said, while 47 per more of these "undesirable cent hit on two to four. practices": The Jones-Weaner analysis Eating hamburger rare, commented that one reason for leaving meats at room tem- the apparently "safer" kitperature for more than two chens among the older, lesshours alter cooking, leaving educated and lower-income tuna, chit-ken or other salad- families is they are less apt to type sandwiches including be buying vulnerable whole brown-bagged lunches at turkeys or beef or pork roasts. room temperature for more Even some of those who prethan two hours, stuffing a pared the food safely were turkey a day or more in ad- undone by their refrigeratcrs, vance, storing stuffing in the the survey found. leftover turkey or cooking the turkey partially in one place MATCH YOUR and finishing it later. 1011 S. 9 1810. - - MOOD WITH WESrBEs 441101- ncnm 6 QT.SLO -COOK[R 5 heat settings-short term to all djy. 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OR MORE 11B. BAG ORE IDA CRISPERS Potatoes 59C 2001. PET RITZ Pie Shells RFFF FRYEI - FAME BLACKEyE PEAS (UUN FLA. PREMI FAMILY P1 2. CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER I— 2/8 9 C 2601. PORK SALE FAMILY PACK Pork Chops GEORGIA Spare Ribs MRS. SMITH'S Pumpkin Pies $ 89 LB. LB. FRESH HOMEMADE PORK OR BEEF - 4.- C) Sausage LB. 874~ 97c 97 PORK NECK BONES, PIG FEET OR HOG MAWS LB HONEY COMB BEEF TRIPE LB. FRESH MULLET - "FREE" HEAVY WESTERN U.S.D.A. CHOICE 50 LB. Hind Quarter 1AVG. 37c 57C Side Of Beef - 300 LB. AVG. LB. BABY BEEF Whole Side HIND FRONT AVG. 87c 77C HEAVY WESTERN U.S.D.A. CHOICE Oc LB. LB. LB. 67C �IwN N N. S..Nvd, Ft. ' W:idav, Oct 21 1U-.1D Now AT FAIRWAY MARKETSYOU CAN TREAT YOUR 190'GET TO THE LOWEST FOOD PRICES YOU'VE EVER SEEN . . . WITH S .0 I 38c 1:. 1101 Of U— CRISCO — I , lILA $117 6120L POPTOPCAN$ : U .1 I_ OOOATPA*KANDOP*., OCT. . I. 77 LIMIT P WITS COUPON PER FAMiLY IIUUUi COUPON GOLD MEDAL PLAIN OR SELF RISING 4 OCT. 21. ISIS TN*U OCT. 37 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER 58c U U iv:s vs,. ,, MILK 04 ' IL 34 1 : I .. PLASTIC GALLON $127. U I U U OFF TIDE 49crn . U CATSUP 79c 33 CUSTOMERS... IN PIN i UUUUIUUUUIUI LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL. dOS. LAMBRECK a CHEESE, SAUSAGE 1R PEPpERONI. ___ O __ _____ PizZA : - BUTTER 88c 0U 1 LB. I U LIMIT 1 WI TH COU PO N AND $15 ORDER EXCL Clog. OFF a' U - C~ TAMPAX U U I U U I U U GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STORES IllS THOU OCT. 37 U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PIP FAMILY POTATOES 53c LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON 0000 AT PACK AND o. OCT. ii. 1575 THOU OCT. 17 U U 25 TYLENOL $129 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY 0 0 4= 0 a LIMIT1WITH COU PO N U OCT. 31. IllS TNIU OCT. 77 ti 1O59c: U LIMIT 1 WITH COU PO N 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS I You bet it works! Cash Dividend is a new program that's been a success in supermarkets around the country. Shoppers love it— because it gives everyone a chance to buy the most popular foods at incredibly low prices. As a supermarket, we're going to love it too. It means you'll want to shop our stores more and more often to qualify for our special low prices. ~] 0 U • LIMIT 2 WITH ioupo AND U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND i U 115 ORDER EXCL CIGS. I S U $13 ORDER EXCL CIGS. ' LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON U 0000ATPA*KAMDSNOPSTOCI$ I U 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP $1ON,$ ocr. isis imu OCT. * 1 OCT. 21. irn THOU OCT. 17 0000ATPAIK AND SHOP JTOs's U U LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY 0000 AT OCT. II. IllS THIII OCT. 77 SHOP $10111 LIMIT wim COUPON PIP FAMILY a LIMIT I COUPON PIP PAMILY IOU OCT. V UIUUIUUIIUUI. COUPON UI•UIIUIUUUUUUUIUUUUUUUIUUU I LIMIT I Coupo.s PER FAMILY COUPON UUIIIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIUUU COUPON BORDEN'S PURE CREAM ERY Moo SUPER 40'$ nonnoMENNO•UUI.I COUPON UUUIUUUUUIIUU I 24 TABLETS U U U U U U I U.S. NO. 1 WHITE .4 I . I OFF U AND IT WORKS! U 0000ATPAUAND$NOPITONI, OUPON U FOR ALL OUR 99c LIMIT I WITH COUPON AND us ORDER £XCL. CbS. 0". If. COUPON DEL MONTE UU 4 _ I 0000 AT PANIC AND SlOOP STONU5 OCT. u. rns Twuu OCT. n LIMIT I WITH COUPON .1* PAMfl.y I 59c U unv . - LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND $IS ORDER EXCL dOS. U TISSUE OFF 1 22 U I I mossommoness COUPON U 11 FAME BATHROOM ' OFF ON I a 3Les. 89 LIMIT1W ITH COUPON AN $15 ORDER EXCL CbS. GOOD AT PARK AND iso. s'roo . - c FLOUR':' 31 5: U U : LINIT2 WITH CO1JPONAND $15 ORDER £XCL Cbs. • — — I mmonesomeone COUPON UUUIUUUUUuUUU......U.... COUPON ISIUIUUUUuuu.I ROIDEN'S EXTRA RICH HOMOGENIZED GIANT SIZE DETERGENT U ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING BEER ON I U U U I S I • • U MEMO man COUPON BUSH MVARIAN IT'S A NEW MONEY SAVIN' PROGRAM GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOCCI U U OCT. If. 1575 THI OCT. 27 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER PAMILY U IUUUIIUUUIUU COU N UU a U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PIN PAMIIy I PO U UUU•UUUIIUUIUIIUU.UUIU.UU. COUPON UIUIUUIUUUUUUUIIIUUUIUUUUI COUPON UUUUIUIIUUUUUUIUUUUUUU.IUU. COUPON UIIUUUUUIUIII U U DEODORAIIr I U SOFT CORN C 0 U 204 PAMPERS X ABSORB DISPOSABLE U SURE BIC POWDERS 8130, — U I U --I 24's 68 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS U U OCT. II, 175 TillS? OCT. 27 LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY a I MARGARINE _ _ ____ -' R.g.501. 81c,. LB.63C ______ FF __• 401; I I LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON U : I _ DIAPERS ! LIMIT 2 WITH COUPO N 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP $10115 OCT. II. 357$ THOU OCT. 31 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PIP FAMILY S LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS U U OCT. II. IllS THIU OCT. 21 I 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOICS I U LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY OCT II 1575 THCIJ OCT. 31 LIMIT I COUPON PSI F AMILY 'U IUIIUUUUUUIU COUPON UUUUIUIUUUIUIUUUUUIUIU..UI.I COUPON UUIU•UUIIIUUIUIIUII..UU.UU COUPON UIUIIIUIUUIIIUUUUUIU.U...UI COUPON IUUUUIUIII.UU PILLSBURY MASHED UU — U I . . 20 NJU — :1 OFF 1 U U POTATOES __ • a 16 C 69 COOKING 411111111 ______ _ I 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS I OCT. 71 5 THIS? OCT. 21 U • OIL I ' 20 I 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS LIMIT I WITH COUPON PCI FAMILY MRS. FILBERT'S I $164 48 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I U U U disco I U OCT. II. IllS THCU OCT. 77 LIMIT I C0FO P11 FAMILy U U : : MAYONNAISE 0 ' LIMIT 1 WITH COU U HAMBURGER UU I 75_ I HELPERS OFF LID. PO 0 N I LIMIT 2 WITH COU PO N U 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS I OCT. it, tIM THCU OCT. 21 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY I BETTY CROCKER GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS U U OCT.1 31. Ills THOU OCT. 77 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PSI FAMILY run U U UUIUIIUII.I COUPON COUPON UUIIUUIUUUIIIIUIU UIIIUUUUIU COUPON UUIIUIIIUIUUIUUUIUUIUUIUUUI COUPON UIIUUUUUUIIUII BIRDSEYE IUUIIUIIUUIUUUUIUIIUIUIUIIIU POLY BAG 25c FROZEN U_ 1 I I ______ VEGETABLES LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON _____ U ON 2 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS OCT. 31 . 1575 THIU OCT. 27 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIP F AMILY ! THRIFT . U - ' _____ UI__ ___ ____ I - OFF U U I . U BORDENS ALL NATURAL I U I I ICE CREAM 1/2 GALLON - QTS. 3/$100 ø: I LIMIT WITH COU PO N U I GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS OCT. II, 1574 THOU OCT. 57 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY a ANY CARTON OF U U I UIU I U I a A NYFAMILYPACK CENTER CUT 50c I U I I LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON 0000 AT PARK ANC) SHOP STOICS OFF PORK r U U . I - 1J U 3LBS. UI U CHOPS ORMORE U WITH COUPON 4' I 10 ~ PIN F AMILY I UIUIIIIUIUUI COUPON UUIUUIIIIIIIUIIIIIUIIIII.UUU COUPON IIUIIUIIIIIIUIUUIUUUIIU... COUPON IUIUUIUUUIUU..P...I.UI.I COUPON IUUIIIIUUUIIIU U ANY FAMILY PACK U I; 3 LBS. OR MORE 01 I I PORK STEAKS 'OFF WITH COUPON G OOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS U OCT 1?. sIn TIICU OCT. 21 LIMIT I WITH COUPOIi PER FAMILY OCT. SI. 1575 THIU OCT. LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY U U I I 30 CIGARETTES I 3LBS.ORMORE USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN U FAMILY PACK U U I I I U I I OFF LIMIT WITH COUPON ____ OCT. II. Ills TH*U OCT. 37 LIIAIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY son I I I I 0000 AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS I U I WITH COUPON U GOOD AT PACK AND SHOP STOICS OCT. St. IllS THNU OCT. 21 LIMIT I COUPON PIP FAMILY U a U U a U OCT. 21, I$ló TH*U OCT. 27 LIMIT I WITH COUPON ANY FAMILY PACK ___ ___ __ CUBE STEAK __ U U I a GOOD AT PARK £50 SHOP STOICS a I U U OFF U U 0005) AT PARK AND SHOP STOICS OCT II. 1574 THOU OCT. 27 LIMIT I WITH CO0JP PSI FAMILY mongooses m You get Cash Dividends every time you shop at Fairway Markets--ona for every dollar you spend. In addition, our weekly ads will feature Bonus Coupons — offering extra Cash Dividends just for buying specified products. Cash Dividends add up fast —end the more you shop Fairway the more Dividends you'll receive. - I • Come on in to Fairway Markets now—start saving your Cash Dividends today. You'll see how easy it is to take advantage of our super Cash Dividend savings. We want to thank you for shopping our stores week after week—and what better reward than the lowest prices you'll ever see on the foods you use most! I WUMK Save your Dividends in these handy Cash Dividend Certififi cates—available free at all our check-out stands. Each Certificate holds 30 Cash fi Dividends. Redeem your filled Certificates when you /11 buy our Cash Dividend Spa. cials—one f i lled Certificate h for each Special you buy. fl That's all there is to it. It's so easy to save money when you JJ save Cash Dividends at Fairway Markets? fi I I 0 CHICKEN SLBS. ORMORE U U j CHECK OTHER PAGE a•I,.. WITH COUPON 3, rIUVV I JRWAY to, oRH(Ts NM BONUS COUPON 0 n 30 FREE '# COUPONS h WITH THIS COUPON AND A $10 OR MORE PURCHASE AT FAIRWAY MARKETS. COUPON EXPIRES OCT. 27, 1976. 'mZ'JII1\ Turn the page and see what we mean by super Cash Dividend savings. Then every week look for more incredible low prices—from Fairway Markets! ass mossomomme 9 ' * ..'' '.. ...- ... �!Dm.Iu*i111111IMILbolifr, Fl. WilfUlLy,act. Is, i Is NSvM, Siard. FL Here-s,Whà Is RuhnIg I FloridaFor Office .f. TAUIABAE (AP) — The ________ .Division sth ___ Myers Be.c1 K r is 11— Ra Pa& Ro the Nov. 2 ileion: Wed Palm Beach, D. e Mams, Lake Park, American Party. u , 1,— en, Hollywood, D. Sen. Lawtan 'leL Lthlers& D. and J Grady, Belle G1jd, But,, R J. Hrbert Hollywood, K ___ ___ U — Re William Lehman,Miami, D, er Lee Arnold Spl .U.& Ham, WI1r%j, K gebna 5— Am Ssando ando, D, and Re Rlcha Keijey, R* Qaude Pepper, Miami, D, and Evello Edrella, MI, j4ew Port Rich.y, K 14 K an — the l] siBillff You, St. Petersburg, K 610. and Paul Cft 7 — Rep. Sam Gibbons, Tamps, D, MW Daily Owens, Tamps. 7nespw, Bill GlMwt Orlando, D. and Betty, Armiet"d, R. ___ Pk Sunk. CaM,Ie.e, Andy beland. Winter Haven, and Bob Kittle Nichols, TWIShasew, D, and Paula Sida, K K wild Orlando, K 15— J.B. Roters, Windermere, D, and Rep. SW German, R. 10- Sill Sikes, Qewiston, D, and LA. "Skip" Befalls, Fott TangerIne. (Ce.tM..d tram Page 17— Sen. John Vogt Cco. Beach.and Ct1s s R&. Moore, Tallahassee, K Wli*r park K lee, K D, — Reed Kyle Boaran, 1ando, D, and John Mica, Winter 19— thamber1n, Clearwater, D. and Se, Richard R4aconvilk. Park, K burg. Is — W. Samuel 5.J, DDaona seac, 40— Rep. BW FuUord, 21—. Elvis Mantises, Tamp., isn&, and Dan Rushing, Ortendo, D. and Sen. David McClaln R. mond Beach, K R. Tamp., 31— Rep. J. Hyatt B DOnd — Deusid Pifalo, Port thariott,, D, and Sen. Warren Hen- Port 41— Fran Carlton, lando, D, and Rep. Fred Hagan, OrPatty. •' derson, R-Venice. 33— Re Bob Hattaway, DMtamont. Sprisg and G Unda Aronoff, Winter Park, D, and Toni Jennings, 39— Mike Zealy, Fort Lauderdil D, and Rep George Drwnmor4 Aiternosde 8pntn K Orlando, H. 31 — Joe Knowles, Ian g, D. and Rep. Vince 31—Michael Sbiff, Leuderhil], D, and Jim ScetI, Dekiand Park, Laeabtrg K ___ and RW*rdR.____ State Hame al Repreeedalhe. ep. David Barrett, Dlndlatlantic, and Preston Beck, Clermont. 44— R Beacti, R. 2 — Mike Bus, Pensacola, D, and T. Rolanid Bro' 37 — no= Cad" Now Port Richey, D, and Rep. Ron&W K 45 — Rep, Clark Maxwell, RUtIbOlcm, and Louis Richmond, R.New Pod Richey. Thuvifle, American Patty. and Robot Niceville, R. and a Melbourne, R. 11— Speaker Donald Tucker, D.Talliieee, and W. Taylor __________ IT'S TDIIC 49— Arthur Neuberger, Vero Beach, D, and R. Dalye Patcbett, 61— Sill Griswold, St. Petersburg, D, and Dorothy Seraph. St. Is — Michael Small, Palm Beach, D. and Rep William James, tr5bWL K Delray Beach, K So— Benny Bumsed, Lekeland, D, and 1 Stewart, w — Ed BlackbuM C.C. $. Term, and RIch $1 — Rep. Ed Heaky, Wed Palm Beac D, and. Haven, ad Condon, 141 "B1z Robimon, Palm Beacf K 51— Gene Ready, Lakeland, D, and Bill Pasch,Winter Haven, — Pat Fk, Tp., D, a Ronald Bell, Temple, K — Re John 8. Ide, DWed Palm Beach, and J. keen 69— Rep. George Sheldon` DTainpa, and Joe Kc(yu, Tampa, Bright, Deirsy Beech, H. 53— Joseph Ve, Clearwater, D, and Rep. Mary Grizzle, K 83 — Jmo Val1, Wed Palm Beach, D. and Rep. To. Clearwater. 72— Rep. Partick Neal, Dlngbo.t Ma1th, Lewis, RWed Palm BeaciL — Rep. Tom Moore, D. Clearwater, an ter Dunbar, sradent U— unedj R. e Leuc Fort laudendsie, D. and Van Pooh. R•Foit 73— ley Saonooke, Sarasda, D, and Dunedin, Lauderdale. 51 — Will= Hanley, St. Petersburg, D, and Rep. Dennis Sarmats, R. McDonald, St. Petersburg, R. 85 — TeffY O'Malley. Hallandale, D, and Thomas Kirtcal1d, Fort 76— K. Dale Cassette, Fort Peirce, D. and Sue Hickman, Fort IL 58— Jane Silverberg, St. Petersburg, D, and Rep. George Pierce, R. Is — Linda Cox, Lauderhil], D. and Jim Howard, Pompano Hieber, R& Petersburg' 77 — William Taylor, Telluests, D, and Edgar Norton Stuart, D. Beach, R. 59 — Dan Poindexter, St. Petersburg, D, and Robot Eugene Mel, St. Petersburg, K 71 — ReP- Donald Haxelton, D-Wed Palm Beach, and Willim #7 WOM Wsnw, Pompano Beack D, and Tom cuel, Fort dhank, Boca Raton, K Lauderdale, K 60 — Geneva Forrester Flaherty. St. Petersburg, D, wild T.M. Woodruff, St. Petersburg. R. ' — — Fort Lauderdale. D. and tarn" r.m. Vero Beach, K THIS AD . . .THEY'RE JUST A HAVE FOR YOU IN THE NEX T F xo`000 .CHECKTHE PRI . UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES WE NOW AT FAIRWAY MARKET$a new Idea to help you lower the cost of feedInp your family. It's called Cash Divldeod"_a It means Unbelievably low prices on the foods you like best. Nobody else In town can give you special prices ilk, this.? I T allahassee And In Washington,'D.C. kk ' I. CASH DIVIDEND BONUS GRADE A LARGE OR EXTRA LARGE IT'SANEW MONEY SHIN' PROGRAM FOR OUR CUSTOMERS i EGGS U CASH DIVIDEND BONUS LYKES CASH DIVIDEND r 1 BONUS LYKES PALM RIVER SLICED i e BACON WIENERS _, _____CASH ____ DIVIDEND BONUS FAIRWAY FARMS BREAD c3 2 D01c 200Z. LOAVES 3c UND PO WITH 1 FiLLED CASH DIVIDEND CUllFICATI A HERE'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO! Pickupyourire.Cash Dividend Certificates— as many as you want — when you visit your nearby Fairway Markets Certihcatesar, available at any check.ou stand. Then start siving the Cash Dividends you get with every purchas at Fairway—on.forevery dollar you spend It Only takes 30 Cash Dividends to till one Cs.utiea,,. Andoe.tilted Csns.hcat. Is all you need totakeadvantageoIoyon.qa$ltOj$dend I Sç.ecaa$! Whenyou combine the Cash Divsdenij you get everylim, youshop with the e.tra Dividends from cur Bonus Coupons-.youi, se, how easy it is to fill your Certificates fast' Why Cash Dividend,' Its simple. Your, helping us by shopping our store week after week So were helping you—wjh Incredibly low prices on the foods you serve most often A real break from Fairway' WATCH OUR ADS FOR THE SPECIAL CASH DIVIDEND BARGAINS! Every week we give you a chance to buy the foods you use most at super tash Dividend" savings We know what the most poputar locdsate—and feel that special ptics on these' ims will be of most help to your budget. Watch for Ihe familiar grocery bag ou!!inlng the astonishing low pnces in our ads every week! WITH I FILLED CASH DIVIDEND CERTIFICATE FILLED CAIN DIVICIND c caRTwIcATi W1%1WqW§ owns a I RC COLA 98 c 8 PACK 16 OZ. DEPOSIT BOT1'LES PLUS DEPOSIT SAVE 45c I . CORNED BEEF 'BRISKET COLD POWER DETERGENT 1 00 A 98c 49 OZ. PKG. SAVE 30c ICE CREAM ALTEST PARLOR TAST 60.0 do FLOUR • 0 %Pq WHOLE THICK END THIN END I PORK LOIN 0 OUARTERED w GOLD MEDAL YOU'RE OFFERED DIVIDENDS EVERY WEEK! in addition wli be offering bonus Cash Dividend coupons in our weekly ads These coupons give you e.tra Dividend, just for buying specihed products. Voull find them to be a big help in collecting more Cash Dividends - so you can buy more Specials every wiek %115C HALF GALLON SAVE 60c 68c nAt FAIRWAY MEAT VALUES (3 LBS. OR MORE) 75 PCT. LEAN GROUNDBEEF ..........LB.68C (3 LBS. OR MORE) LEAN-MEATY CUBE STEAKS . .. ...... .. LB. 1.48 (3 LBS. OR MORE) BONELESS STEWBEEF .............LB.l.28 (3 LBS. OR MORE) SKINNED.DEVEINEO BEEF LIVER .........,.LB.48C CARL BUDDIG ASSORTED CHIPPED MEATS .. PKG. 44C COPELAND REGULAR OR BEEF FRANKS . .. ....se. LB. 88C COPELAND REGULAR OR WHITE SAVE 20c LOWER GROCERY PRICES? WE GOT 'EMI DELI ITEMS HEINZ SAVE 14c DELICIOUS WESTERN DEL MONTE KETCHUP,..,,, FRIED CHICKEN HONEYDEW SKIPPY SAVE noz89C WHOLE POTATOES •.'.. CAN 29C DEL MONTE CHOPPED EA. 88c LUNCH COLE 15) VEGETABLE 99C PEANUTBUTTER ......... soz.99C MELONS 1 ROLL SWIFT SAVE Cc SPINACH 3135 LEG OR BREAST QUARTER DEL MONTE VIENNASAUSAGE SLICED TO YOUR ORDER MUELLER LINGUINE OR TOMATO SAUCE GOLDEN SWEET is OZ. 37c ROAST BEEF L$129 SPAGHETTI oz.MARTHA WHITE FRUIT 39c MUFFIN DOMESTIC SPAGHETTI SAUCE SAVE 20c CORN EAR 1 FAIRWAY FARMS 7 oz. 4/99 SWISSCHEEsE$1,29 RAGU 32 OZ. KOUNTY KIST SAVE 4C CAN ITALIANsUBFE5TIVAL COTTAGECHEESE ..000..120L 69c U.S. NO. I ALL PURPOSE DONALD DUCK FROZEN WHITE SAUSAGE OR SWEETPEAS '..'.......iroz4/1,00 ORANGE JUICE 10 Le WISHBONE SAVE 12c POTATOES .'.eoz4/89C 33 LITE 'N' LIVELY MEAT BALL EACH 96C ITALIANDRESSING •......soz.49C YOGURT..., SUB SANDWICH BETTY CROCKER FUDGE DOWNEY FLAKE FROZEN YELLOW COOKING BROWNIEMIX BAKERY GOODS BAKER SMALL SUPREC WAFFLES LB. 48CCHIQUITABANANA BUTTERMILK GOLDEN GRIDDLE ONIONS 3 BAG CHOCOLATE CHIpS ......, I2O 79c SYRUP ••••••• LOAF CAKE EA. 88c FAMILY FARE SAVE lOc •••.... 2401. 1.15 CARNATION C PACK BLEACH .....,•,, ........ FRESH BAKED RED DELICIOUS 20 MULE TEAM 'o*i49C INSTANT BREAKFAST '....soL8lC LB. WHITE SIX MIX ORMIX APPLES DATE NUT LOAF A.88C BORAX CLEANER ....... . . PKG. 87cMARTHA CORNBREAD 4 BAG 33 FRESH BUTTERMILK too FT. FILM SAVE tIc NABISCO CHOCOLATE COOKIES BREAD FRESH FLORIDA L0AF49C SARAN WRAP .. 10 PACK GLAD SAVE 12c FRESH BAKED 88c OREOCREMES '''•'''''soz79C SUNSHINE COOKIES TRASH BAGS ... AVOCADOS 3 FOR 93C ONION ROLL 6 FOR 72 DIAMOND C 12" x 23' WRAP SAVE c 1.17 CHIPAROOS 14VI OZ. 89 FIRESIDE CRISPY SAV 4c RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES e 31 Edgewater Dr. • 5730 Lake Underhill Na. 29c SALTINES ., 2630 S. Orlando Ave.. Sanford 4, .4235 Curry Ford Rd. • 170W. Fairbanks Ave. W.P. e •1601 N. Bermuda, Kissimmee POUND POWERFUL DETERGENT 925 S. Orange Ave. • 114 S. Semoran Blvd. W.P. • 5471 8. Oraqe Ave., Pine Critic _____________ 5300 Silver Stir Rd. • Hwy. 1792, Maltiand GAIN . . . . . . . . ••,••., • • . . . 49 OZ. 1.19 • State Rd, 491. 8irty Hills PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY OCT. FRESH PRODUCE Oc I P76. Widosidoy, i• * lflI-3! COPELAND SMOKED SAUSAGE .....21 oil .58 CARDINAL BACON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I.B. 98c I I SEAFOOD & FISH . FRESHTROUT,.........LB.69c MEDIUMSHRIMP . .....LB.2.39 FROZENSMELT .. ...LB.PKO.89C - hi.- WITH I FILLED CASH DIVIDEND CERTIFICATE OF THE MA WEEKS... �a - 4D—VusuJNI,,M,$.p,t P1. itiiiLy,0t,i, am £si,,"WOW soler4 FL !-"01f. 30, ) PRIcEs GOOD OCT. 21-23 OL - I 0 :Pkik,. ...... 0OnS.P ADU -- -69 5•• WANDMINUUIMID • - .'i• . • - - .•- 1 .1 ' WHOIS SIDO. HOT ON MID. ..... 0IVdlD 1°' •:-Jr'.r .. ....•. *0. PtfllAI'm ALL FRUIT PIAVON, NI3-.L cups Pit CATOpI, • ?•'• $135 . . - ... . . ... flhlSC - - '69' - - LI -... PIOZIN Dsxi*s* sup 11111" SAW" siss PIE SHELLS SUIiNiII WSMPI TOPPING PIES 59c I 99c SPINAaI IN PARTY PIZZA. 5 '5 LI. IIM OR 0SSP MWTO DINNEPJ FRENCH FRIES 79c 00P IR4CNOS HADDOCK t r , I u 1tIsh Ogirt ....20P$100_FIsI O. S • cult r•auIcs' -• .• - • ' wsm sums $119 6 " M15 VRIIUII -III OS) __ ORANGE JUICE 99c F90. Sipsap. 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SOX TOPS FOR I I SAND 599 l.guIarar Thick BM FED RMON I • I Cb Trns CCllilscal worlIl 5 Post Cereal I3o Tops to I your schonl tr.irt PI.,,qrouno arId Athletic a1 I equipment when attached 10 5 or more actual S Poet Cereal 6o lops Take Ins Certificate plus • I S the Sacluai Post Cereal To 10 your I S school now Only your school can redeem I I this Certificate I OFFER AVAILABLE TO ID BEEF I I I 100% PUll 141111 C(PAS ) 90c TL ALLPU8LICPAROCAL & PRIVATE SCI$OOLS _____ I77 010, -- - — — - - - - ------- I CL NER . AMIIICAN 01 ITALIAN SALAD ' . 211-as. . . . . . SIZE l.Mv K N C01P 0 fISIfl Beef STAYrlif c 59 C lS.os. . . . . . . cs 53C CHIP soy.AaDu I(5p OVIO I STAWSEE S 10-CT. . . . PKG. iilon SoI' (Two 8-0s. Cups) c Mini Pods 30-CT. AURORA UL COLORS BathTisgg. .. PACX YNIItTY MAID MEDIUM AND LUOI $ 133 cwm' grit 51c 57c 4 Gala Napkins .. PLAIN. 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"VI2e Or...Glen, ____ (!ST Pt" 5 mini (2 + + is BUGS BUNNY 'PubLix O4EEcE WSELF I , WUS (Jan. ISFeb. another Judging Avoid prematurely today. The you're ClOoSly of associated with are purer than you thInk. (Feb. IS-Mirth IS) P& Business conditions appear for you today, e.peclaflyif you're .4.°lfr( with a person of proven r.lfebHty YOURBIRThDAY OetttI°!S Friends you've nai In the past could be sal Instranuds for creating unusual and beneficial happenings this year. One could Involve business, the other travel. DEAR DR. LAMB The enclosed advertisement appeared In our daily paper. Do you know anything about the "New Supercharged" vitamin E pill? Would it be worth one's time and money to Invest In some or do you think It wild scheme to "Need the public?" not. The statement you noDEAR READER The derilned says, '11w gefleral An Illinois reader wants to advertisement you sent me thinking today Is that know If there is anydifference between a trlc awarded proclaims In headline format significantly Increasing the because of a revoke and a I ê Il "Sexual potency ntth'btv tm. eve5.ove trick taennormii Ti'h; proves with new !.-PUL" Ths the 10 per, cent of the total t's answer Is a decided rest of the ad Is equally as calorie Intake probably doem't Boris ScI*apiro says As an example, let's take a misleading. hand was played In a tubber help at all, but you four-spade contract. Declarer bridge game. Maybe so or m The truth is that vitamin E small amount." ak es nine tricks, but an op. ma rh made does not Improve sexual It up. In ponent has revoked. He any event it Is a beautiful formance In human beings In what it says. The principle Is deemed to havemadeanover. h.nd any way. It Is useful In Im- that you should reatrlctALL fat Sou th bid rather slowly trick at his four-spade con. fert ity rats, If you -uturated,monoun-uturated because West had bid his tract. If declarer revoked, he Proving il In Is three down. want to increase the rat and pslyun.uturated fat to sevencard suit and North population. It also helps lnaonte no more than 3 per cent o1yow void. But after North went (Do you have a question animals with metabolic total calorie intake. Increasing Past same, South jumped to for the experts? Write "Ask systems entirely different from the amount of polyunsaturated the slam, the Jacobys" care 01 this man. West opened the king of newspaper. The Jacobys will fat above 10 per cent of your hearts. The contract appears answer Individual questions In fact I have received calories will not help. There Is several letters recently from no evidence that getting 1 to be a hopeless one. It would it stamped, self-addressed have been against a club lead, envelopes are enclosed. Th. wives who complained that mater portion of your 35 per but after considera ble thought most interesting questions their husbands became tin, cent fat calories as polyunSouth found a way to bring It will be used in this column potent after starting vitamin E saturated fat either helps or home. and will receive copies of pills, hurts you. The amount of He tufted the heart it trick JACOBY MODERN.) I am sending you The Health SATURATED fat SHOULD be Letter number 4-12,VitaxnlnE: RESTRICTED tonomore than SIDE GLANCES by Gil Fox Miracle or Myth, to give you 10 per cent of your total some facts to go along with your calories. healthy skepticism. Others who The problem Is that a number want facts on vitamin E can of Investigators hoped that send 50 cents, and a long, consuming lots of polyunstamped, self-addressed en- saturated fat would prevent velope for it. Just send your atherosclerosis (fatty letter to me In care of this cholesterol deposits). Many newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, people still erroneously believe Radio City Station, New York, this and tn their zeal eat far NY 119. Also I am sending the more than the 35 per cent ad you Included to the Federal calorie allowance for total fat, Trade Commission with a intake. request that they look into it on The obvious reasons then why the basis of false claims. people need to know the fat DEAR DR. LAMB — I think composition of food are 1) to you have an obligation to limit the total fat Intake of all comment on your statement in kinds In relation to the total one of your columns about the calorie Intake; and 2) to limit ratio of unsaturated to the per cent of calories as saturated fats. You seem to saturated fat. 11w Inter Society it doesn't really matter. That Commission for Heart Disease seems st range In view of the does not believe there Is any amount of space you devote to advantage In adding polyun.. , informing the reader about the sat urated fat beyond the 10 per nature of various fa ts In various cent of your total calorie Intake. foods. bone to conclude that it makes no difference whether one conswnes Crlsco, Lard, safflower oil or olive oil? DEAR READER You ha ve certainly taken liberties with the actual statement in the my 'Spend, spend plod! LOOkS k!wereheadedfnjcleanalr column and I hope others have ean WOIJ, and clean DrOKSF - by Howie Schneider I A him. mond and played out four rounds of trumps In order to p1 p the four held by East. He discarded a diamond and club from dummy on the last two. Then be cashed his ace o1 hearts Just In case West had opened the bidding with a four-card heart suit. Neat cam a successful finesse of the queen of clubs followed by the play of the ace-king and the nine of diamonds. East was In with the jack. He was stuck and had In mail rInk IA give dummy the rest of the tricks. Skepticism Best MK & MEEK ______ WIN AT BRIDGE - ARCHIE haidid tadtuIly iiP9V*. Dot%'t embEiMs him. SCORPIO (Oct. *NOV' fl) erato tirosigh others today, particularly in caNer OF Be pr.possd to plod tbEfl ihit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ISDIC 21) Gives psi 1boost today 13P tolling him of a recent problem you solved. Your Words will tapirs CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wui. , 19) Your ambitions will be sided today through the good offices of others. Remember to share your asia with your Jl.li.j LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) You EN an could have a fortunate esiocintlon today with :1 of Jil JlllJ I• the oppoilt, sex who will andet you in some form of self. Jul .. 11iIlll davtioprn.nt. 00900 ViRGO (Aug. 23.&$. 23) Ijil -. ?rIlow an lnspL'et!n today to - - open both your hesfb1 otw w on- to someone needy. Kind on' USE jaw parse wads won't be ono. 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Nogy f0mied a me. an ROMM Catholic discuss a Russian withdraw, _ _ h Includ- who bad been gonlenced to life Nally took asylum in the yl liked In Hw*u7 to bddw Ms IMW&WnunWbim Jlf i regime, was hberste& tricked by an offer of safe Cot Stal. tcttsIW rem. units of P WIN. au tnto propi1, such viet oil are dill being felt. The in; the Soviet dlctdor had died duct and arrested. The SOVIdS massed larda and In the op as wnall farms, gerihn plots, 1175 foreIgn trade defleft Ii edi. In 1$3. clh,i be h. a Ida Hungary was withdrawn troops around Budapest and FLORIDA 1161 the rebek and Soviet from the Warsaw Pact and pro- 'mashed the ebellion an Nov. call Padat -1. was Is apirtineds and weeke4 Lt mated at $114 billion, R iai the i Shedly before the HIise1an t!0OPS, Iketgatlaa army 'mis, * d'ned nedral 11 the ld 4. Milder us arredd after .1 Ike tagis. millIon Of It with the Wed. *çrWag, the (nvn dic biduding the vow $ yearn age. their ccIiI$d,1 War. DIWILow standards of living later Matyas Haksi us forced by CL Pal Malst, sided being lured to Soviet army With Jef Caninal Mbekeedy, headquarters, ostensibly to [PAR szjicjin si* BYUICWAfiA A S•S g •g MssdatedPreus Wr iter g •g VHMA (AP) - Twenty Ego years after their abortive anti. 2k 1000 WALGII1N so" revolutim Hungarians de.ait their congryasa SACCHARIN stage "where we can move Packet Pack fry,bet where thepp. PACIAL tees 0x is In 0 U.Y Trial sin SPack 7&Limitl This poradox reflects the I Rsgvrflc Hwiga rlan way of life: togou KU c19c 4 ';:r far as pn"Ible within the con- . TIm. 11.23. INT ON Co" Pit CLMTWO ' . Thru 10-23,1976, (III of the dBloc but nevCD" CUSTOM 76. Limit 1 er to twist the tall ofthe Rus. . .. • ..• • slanbev Wbile toeing the Soviet for. e1P policy line and remaining a SINIC pr.scrlptlon? • staunch member of the Warsaw Pact military alliance and w_ __usi* SNORT 'n SASSY S9 X W of the European Common Market, the thmgarlm enjoy perhaps the most liberal brand 9k I of c1nwism wiL the Sovd Bloc. They even have cx- perimeded ML. a MII forta of free market ICflflflIfly. Its consumer orientation has It Hungarian cominuniam the label of "Goulash conunu- Trust Wajgr,.ns I m Generic ,,ions . ui JJ Vu . " 74 hes my sitit, a you' KLIINiX 69th Year, No. 53-Thridiy, Octoblar 21, 1916 . .. '.. - _• ,., 4. - ':i. w.- U,.r4. •r w .•:••'•• S .. ..I By JACQUELINE DOWD •. - - Herald Staff Writer The thorny problem of how to mesh the gears of three very different governments Is the next task facing the committee studying a proposed regional sewer system for north Seminole. Representatives of Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County began dlscuWqways of organizing the group that will plan. build and operate the regional sewer system at a Wednesday night meeting at Sa&.d's city hail. .. hut they ended up igreelng to discuss, as engineer Clark Diet Put It, "the engagement rather than the marriage contract." Administrators and attorneys for the three governments will be meeting within the nest 30 days to draw up an Interlocal agreement that will formalize the committee and commit the three governments to the general philosophy of a regional apIroach to north Seminole's sewer problems. The specifics of how the authority will be organized will be decided later, after more extensive discinsfonj. Committee members had originally hoped to have a bill creating a regional sewer authority ready for the 1977 session of -the Florida Legislature. Thi1the deadline for submitting local legislation Is Dec. 1, and the committee members agreed that the details of the authority's management system couldn't be hammered out in weeks. Public hearings would also be required before the billsixcould be submitted, The Interlocal agreement will have to shape an organization that can work until at least July 1, 1978, - the date local bills submitted to the 1978 Legislature can be expected to become law. •••- •, on Wdy.sn. to h., b..d j .- -.. But four Soviet divisions are ZAVUI PLAZA • 8"1 19111111 believed to be dill bald. HunSTORE NOUNS: SM. comprising 11111,000 troOP16 ) SUNDAYL1 1,2111111 Looks and = plones. To PHONE n34M RX 3214M opening old wounds, the Rmdm we bI In their bar, racks or maneuver am and have ICNA contact with local inhabitants Wedom observers agree that .. the Hungarians hove. for the most part, overcome the Ron 00 trauma at low. "The Hungarians led no OVA love for ft Russian% 99c particular roped, but no great Si€f SUPER SIZE -, hatred,,, said a western ciipio. . Rich skin core cream. COLGATI mat In Budapest. Never-greasy I Oz Tibor Dery, an 82-year-old '!' Price Includes 18 off Hungarian writer EARLY CAITAIR$ - 1th Limit Jailed after Soviet forces 99 ICE CREAM TM8 Crushed the uprising, said In an 54' 0=011111 Austrian television Interview ____ IO CISARITrIS SON WUISKIT recently that he felt the revolu•49 Natural lion had a "happy end" after All Popui..r Brands SAL AIL . AI Flavors $51. . a Regular "I de not believe that 20 Tax Prical 4!7 :::*. nmmy wotxkW and destruction we suffered an so fen Way, 7 not mick at any rate," he said. CIT. 42 The two-week-long revolt Sd.f p WRIGLEY'S PtA VOIPUL GUM lOPAK 9a ,. Of the gore, 40000 have Am returned, the government says. Others who acquired for. eip citizenship have come back as tourists. Today, every 1011 tourist Is Huquian-born, officials claim. Jones Kadar, who first aided gal" Nagy the revolution. still in with am thenisturned power, leading the W5million HnonaliflcaItight BACARDI f47 3 CIT. lI!Il :I: ,!.T1sI I,M I VODKA • - go Proof 97 4QT. AWRISS CITV ZIP CODI CLUB Imported _____ T SOAP 89 LIMIT OK Cc" PR MTOWA I .• STATE _ API • . , - POLAROID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAM WINNIE EvIiy sarulDAy AT 11 am. MADI FROM POLAROID COLOR rnms 55TH CHRISTIAN .; r CUT1'Y SCHINLIy -- TAYLOR'S N.Y. STATE 197 WINE 5TH CANDY! . l_- RUBBER MASK $47.30 Cs 12 '- 1.99 Rig. $2.39. Adult. Full-size with hair. 1 • - VERMOUTH 1 Sweet or Dry 5TH I I _______ MAKEUP KIT U 394 Stick-ons and toxic color crayons. : 12" PUMPKIN Carry handle. Rig. $1.49 s4i • CANDY' • Fun-size Butter fingers or Baby Ruth bars. 12-oz. bog S Pal Bubble Gum. l4-oz. bog • Bit-0-Honey. l4-oz. bog • 100 Crystal Pure Lollypops • 18 Jr. Hershey Milk Chocolate. Almond or Kraclil, bars CHOICE :- LIMI1csfCoo*4pflcTowI X. :1 :1 S-A Editorial...................4-A Television .................SB Weather ...................5-A Women 0.7-A ..........,.•.• --.--...•.• I•iilI L: rlIar , w I FLASHLIGHT it 1.5. SENATE Whodunit? • - - Who's iesponsiliie for sending Democratic County Commissioner harry Kwiatkowski Into a tizzy? Kwlatkowskl, a staunch Lawton Chiles supporter, strolled Into his office one day this week to receive the shock of his life. "Who put that up there?" boomed Kwiatkowski. The "that" turned out to be a campaign poster advertising the assets of none other than Chiles' opponent for the U.S. Senate, John Grady, a Republican and official of the John Birch Society. "1 never thought I'd see that," quipped Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough. "Who put that blankety-blank up on my wall?" asked Kwiatkowski. "Sid (Vihlen) did It," suggested Kimbrough, (who just happens to be a Grady supporter). left up to 82 river commuters , dead, but the ferry remained partially submerged. Efforts continued to bring the ferry to the surface even as dlvera stood by on the the shore to resume to search for bodies. Sherlfrs officers said 22 bedies were recovered in the hours missing were believed trapped in the ferry or sunk in the 10 feet of mud on the river bottom, officials said. Laboring through the night, workmen on the floating crane attached lines to the l20-by -55Foot ferry, which had settled upside down with Its rusted hull . protruding after it was rammed by the 664-foot Norwegian tanker Frosts. Eighteen persons survived the collision, but it was unknown exactly how many were on the George Prince ferry when it was hit broadside just before dawn Wednesday. the Frasta, which was empty and was heading to Baton Rouge to take on cargo. The freighter remained anchored a mile and a half upstrein while the Coast Guard launched an investigation of the accident. The cause of the collision was Row With two of the group's strongest voices - Sanford City Commissioner John Morris and County Executive Assistant Roger Neiswender -absent, the committee repeatedly stalled on: specific organization questions. But Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles pushed for the preliminary commkttinent of the Interlocal agreement because of what he described as "the uneasy feeling on the part of the city of Sanford that we're going to be left out on one hell of a limb." If Lake Mary and the county decide later to drop out of the ref'n'ti authority, Sa"ord - as lead applicant for the pr4etti federal completed, Knowles said. "DO You think the city would go Did on a limb for $5 million?" Knowles asked the others. "Heavens, no.. The city's entire budget for the current fiscal year totals less than $4 million. County Commissioner John Kimbrough and county staffers who attended the meeting asked for more time to study possible ways of organizing the regional system's management But lAe Mary COuncftm Harry Terry, who said his council had already voted for the regional authority and appointed two representatives to serve on It, said more study time wouldn't help his small city. "I have a different problem than the rest of you," Terry said. "You've got staffs who can bring all the stuff to you." Knowles offered the help of any Sanford employes Terry needs. The two cities already employ the same consulting engineering firm. The committee Is scheduled to meet again Nov. 17 to review a proposed Interlocal agreement drawn up by the attorneys after consulting with the administrators. 'He's Som e Little Kid' ;oaloonsumer Prices Up .4 Of-- 1% - WASHINGTON (AP) Consumer prices rose four-tenths of a per cent in September as grocery costs declined for the first time In ala months, helping offset Increases for other goQd3 and services, the government said today. - The over-11 rise in the consumer price Index translates into an annual inflation rate of about 4.9 per cent, a level In line with the basic underlying rate of inflation In the economy of S to 6 per cent. September's rise follows increases of five-tenths of a per cent in each of the previous three months. While Inflation eased slightly last month, the Labor Department said the purchasing power of the average wo'rker's paycheck continued to shrink. The department said real earnings what's left of salary after deductions for taxes and adjusted for inflation declined Five-tenths of a per cent last month. The price report was the final major economic statistic to be - - released before the November elections. President Ford has claimed that his economic policies have helped cut the inflation rate to half of its 1974 levels, while Democrat Jimmy Carter has charged that the current rate still is twice as high as when the Democrats were in office. Consumer prices surged 12.2 per cent In 1974 and slowed to 7 per cent in 1975. Over the past 12 months, prices have risen 5.8 per cent. But for Americans accustomed to price increases aeragthg about 2 per cent a year through much of the post-World War II period, the curr en t rate is high. Over-all, the Consumer Price Index stood at 172.6 in September, meaning a market basket of goods and services costing $100 in 1967 now costs $172.60. Grocery prices declined in September one-tenth of a per cent after seasonal adjustment, the first decline since March when they fell ek!ht.Ienthc of a ,wr rant Pork and poultry prices declined sharply as they have in recent months. Beef prices also fell but by less than in July or August, the Labor Department said. Prices of cereal and bakery products dropped for the first time since March, and sugar prices declined sharply. But prices for fresh vegetables, dairy products and coffee continued to Increase. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida's unemployment rate fell slightly In September as the number of unemployed Floridians decreased by 2,100, officials said today. - undetermined, HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) A New Jersey woman recently released from prison on a drug conviction is trying to get back the son she sold in a motel for $1,200. "I just keep in my mind that if I can get myaelogeUier, there'sno reason why I can't get 'bW back," Debbi I ntilli said from a relative's home in New Jersey. "He's really some little kid. He's been through a lot." Joey Intilli is three and has had three homes in his short life. A husky, affectionate boy, he saw his mother last month for the first time in 18 months. Miss Intilli, 22, hopes her cooperation with authorities in New Jersey and Florida will help her win custody of Joey at a hearing next week in Elizabeth, N.J. If she gets her son back, she said, she will move to Hollywood, and live with her mother. They've reconciled after previous differences. She said she had argued with her mother over care of the child when she agreed to sell Joey 18 months ago. She had been living in nearby Lauderhill with Ellen Kalt, who is serving a five-year prison sentence on a fraud conviction in a different baby-sale case. "I know people will say, 'How could she do a thing like that,' but I thought I was doing the best thing at the time," Miss Intilli said. When Joey was sold in a Miami motel, his mother said she signed some papers before a baby broker took him to the airport. The child has been in a foster home since last month. The New York couple who had the boy gave him up to New Jersey authorities after a court ruled last month that they had no claim to him since Miss Intilli refused to sign adoption papers. "Joey is doing very well," said Judy Fell, a supervisor in the New Jersey Family Services Department. "But all this has got to have some effect on him while he's growing up" Sheriff John St. Amant esti Many of the dead were factoHowever, the .2 per cent drop to a level of 9.4 per cent mated From reports of missing '' workers en route to jobs on still kept the states unemployment figure well above the persons from factories and the west bank from Destrahan national average of 7.8 per cent. and other other east-bank towns homes in the area that 96 passengers were on the ferry. But about 20 miles upriver fro m he said later that the total New Orleans. probably exceeded 100. Some passengers were 011 "We don't have any idea," foot, but others had remained in .;,I n #cu...t; w..n.... IêL UI their cars with windows rolled Friloux of St. Charles Parish. up to keep out the cold. "There were 30 to 35 autos impact of the collision aboard, with from one to four or dumped cars and screaming five people per car. And we Passengers into the cold, swift don't know how many foot pasBy ED PR1CKET water, which reached depths of sengers were aboard." Herald Staff Writer 80 feet. "We saw the ship moving Up A lack of adequate space at the courthouse in Sanford has Divers searching for survi- the river, and the ship blowed prompted plans to create a panel to study space needs of Seminole vors on Wednesday reported its whistle for the ferry four or judges who will have an additional caseload placed on them when hearing tapping from the hull, five times, but the ferry just municial courts phase out in January. but found only bodies bumping kept going," said Jerry Mayo, a Circuit and County court judges earlier had requested two around. worker on a sister ferry that additional courtrooms at a projected cost of more than $200,000. No one was Injured aboard rescued many of the survivors. But. county cotnmkinnrc dunn., h,uI.i..t .1 16 wu ,uu we ------------ ----- Tough polyethylene. Safety glow Ions ring. Batterieli extra. 932518P. neg. "t 1.29 H Is a master of caution • ___ I I never going far enough to Lncu -' Ow riwydoy CAL VIII' OLD FUN-SillI' PUMPKIN •1 the wrath of his own people or of I S I 4 he 79 EXTRA STASO Hiswith relationshlip Soviet .:.\ _ + leader Leonid Brezhnev Is COn.. ** BLIND BOURBON sideredgoodbutnotoverlycorf dial. Every summer, they i \ / •c. 12 $51 CS. 12 vacation at the same Black Sea If:f I C.' / resort. 1:1 -_ hi;i i ' ' Budaperl Oda resembles I SCOTCH $7 SPRAY Western capitals in stylishness, H i with glittering shop windows 87 GARD 29 'n WASH 1 and traffic jams. Long W. J , 25 vents . . non-stick. QT. 1:1 _ fadedblueJeansandpopmu.sic • .,. i are "in" among the youtIL 1*59 1 o 09 VI But despite large-scale CID SCRIPTO HEREFORD'S I A I 997 grtion, there is a continuing PABST Fabric protector Lound,ysosI and I VU-LIGHTER I housing shortage. in one new to repel t 5th', COWS 59 stain remover by L 12 111 Assorted sports scenes. Budapest project built to house DLLI Cans t::I T Sp I 16 Texiz.. 16-oz. . I !),OOO, there were 13,000 cornMILKSHAKE CORDIALS El J!4 Le%i plaints as tenants moved m 54f 2.77 The planners failed to make /'_,,-'-, .,r1l/IItll,l.IIJI -------------provision forshopsandichools. W_d___"d " Y______east youiool.aISI athssl,s.so. OwPolicy. Each _dvthsidilonuIsISQUWId10bi _iaddy -O.! ' . SI plan shHd to n.., smpli sispp10s. N t'OlIobIe 10' ui.: • S9c1a1s1Io.pi,I prsc.s ae indicated by __LI.___/ Soviet Bloc automobile cod : b•Io* Uto OdvIcUsod p'Ici of an coupons. Any offius as out 10* 'SIfydip W*lg,in SALE PRICES Ii usI ISI out Cash,.v to, Sl.s 14$t.d. unless specifically 20 to 30 times the average You can dependonUs..) a salloW OCCIIS. .is no10d in thIs ad 0.1 your -'-.------..1.... . - I1 'Death ShipRa*ised, 82 Die - fegulor 76t , " S-B LULING, La. (AP) A giant after the collision, many of floating crane today righted the them still trapped In cars that Mississippi River ferry that were aboard the ferry. capsized alter a collision that The bodies of many of the 76.Limjt2 - MOREL EVEREADY COrD BATTERY 2.PAK "_' Thru 10-23. CANDY! GIN .........• Dear Abby .................7-A Lamb 5-B Dr. STH BRANDY P''P OT piton 57 CIT. Cs 4-A Horoscope •• •.•.••......., ,ft -off "Is " BROTHERS GIN 12 Around The Clock Square Shooter or 3x 44" size. Minimum order 4 prints. Thru 11.1-76. 36i ' SemInole County Sheriff John Polk (left) corners Sen. Lawton Chiles during a fund-raIsIng barbecue for Chiles at Mayfair Country Club. Among the estimated 125 persons attending the 2 -hour affair Wednesday night were 3d District State Rep. Robert Hattaway; Jpe Knewks;k , candidate for State Rep., 34th District; State' Sen. Jbhá Vogt, Sanford Mayor Lee Moore; Dave Gunter, Seminole County Commission land1date and Sanford city commission hopefuls James Melvin and Larry Blair. Jack Bridges, Chiles' county campaign coordinator and treasurer, said proceeds had not been counted yet but termed the barbecue "a success financially." Bridge ..................... S-B flop Calendar ................... S-B Obituaries Comics ....................S-B Crossword S-B Sports by nick Walls) RAW( Today N COPY PRINTS ' 1111T. 1llr1N6 co BEEF EATER A , - 97 4 I TONE COCOA BUTTER Thru 10-23-76 NISIITIN NOWI r ---1 Polk And Pal Complexion Size 14 lb. FRESH FROZEN HAM NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT NNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY PHONE SMIINOPP CANADIAN Now 64, Kadar is second in SAIRK seniority among Soviet' bloc A eaders to Bulgaria's Toior SCOTCH lZhivkov. I , I When Soviet tan the uprLdng, Kadar became the J11, mod hated man ui Hungary. He lj1 referred to Soviet leader Nildta 'Pr. Klwimhchev, who ordered the 5TH suppression, as "my fatherly friend and elder brother." Much of Kadar's success winning Popular support since then is attributed to his dictum: withu" is not aalnst iS VODKA CIT. RUM 79 -- (Herald Pliote "?4 ale LMT ON Co" III CUSTOMM t,M 1 ENTRY BLANK FOR RELSKA - - 76. Limit 2 499 700Hpr1ans were k1lled 000 wen wounded and 200,0W fled the countu after the Soviet army went Into action. The U.S. Immigration and Natural izafion Service said 30fl5 wed to the United States. Hundreds were arrested in On ensuing crackdown. Scores were executed, Including Imre Nagy, the premier of the revoiay govenent, and his defense moister, Gin Pal Thru 10-23. Sanford, Florida 32771-Prlce 10 Cents Knock! Knock"? WASHINGTON (AP) The television lights switched on, the cameras focused on the door, the members of the Press stood and the introduction was solemnly made: "Ladles and gentlemen, the President of the United - States." The reporters wai ted, but nobody came In. Then there was a rattling and thumping at th e door of the White House East Room. President Ford coul dn't get X. -* In. Finally, he appeared from another door lending to an adjacent hallway and took his place at the rostrum. "We just had a doorknob break off," he explained, quickly adding: "You can't blame that on me." There was some contusion about the doorknob incident. Ford, describing the doorknob aff air, said It occurred as be was trying to leave the Oval Office for the walk to the Separate Tables, Page 3-A East Room where the reporters were waiting for him to start his news conference. lie said th e Oval Office doorknob came off In the hands of one of his aides, Terrence O'Donnell, In an tifort to record the actual loca tion of th e door, a television camera crew later moved In to film a closeup of the vacant spot on th e dour where the handle had been. But an alert presidential aide q uickly stepped In front of the camera to block th e view of th e missing doorknob. For More Judges, Cases - _- - The IJ9IMJ pace - - Gurney Loses Bid ORLANDO (AP) U.S. misconduct over failure of the District Judge George C. Young prosecution to provide full today denied another defense records of plea-bargaining motion to dismiss a perjury agreements with Gurney's charge against Former Sen. Ed- former fundraiser, Larry ward J. Gurney. Williams. Young ruled against GurEarlier story, Page B-:t ney's claim of governmental - -- •••---.... ,.., request. anel Created 6 Instead, Probation and Parole officers housed in the courthouse were ousted to make way for Seminole's newly elected county judge, Alan Dickey. In addition to judicial space needs, the county has created a new legal department. According to Pat Glision, Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) Director, providing space for judges, the new legal department and other county officers is going to be "very expensive." Judges don't always feel their positions are adequately explained. And county commissioners don't always feel the judges' requests are justified. So. the panel which will be headed by Sanford Atty. Mack - Cleveland Is expected to sit down with representatives of the judiciary and the county commission and come up with recommendations to solve the burgeoning need for office and courtroom - *pace. Exec. Asst. Roger Neiswender said the Florida Bar Association saw "an impasse" developing between the board and judges. The bar asked commissioners to let Cleveland arbitrate the issue in meetings between the two entities. County Commissioner John Kimbrough at first was skeptical. But after he was informed that decisions made by panel members would be binding as much as possible on both the county commission and the judiciary, the Republican commissioner agreed to give it a try. - - In January, the county courts will be responsible for caseloads once handled by Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Casselberry and Winter Springs. Sanford already has phased out its city court. Glisson said circuit judges have Informed county officials that the case load is shifting to Seminole County. As the case load shifts, so will judges. Presently 13 circuit judges are assigned to the 18th Judiizij Circuit, which Includes Seminole and Brevarcj Counties. � 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 20, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 20, 1976. 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Just send your for the arms Will not need to letter to me in care of this cause big bulging muscles. paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio can DEAR DIL IAMB — My , • , granddaughter warts to be a highjumper.Ateacherto to lift weights to develop her leg muscles I think this would develop unsightly arm muscles JF .9 thatwouldrulnheriooks, Isay riding a bicycle uphill would ) strengthen am legs without AAU/ about the unsightly arm N. muscles. It is all in how you do East and West. South really time before the rubber is OV er. TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan wEL.L.,Fcc I OTI4E , -. .. .' WL, AS Z W 649tEA r wv~ #awr auD higher-ranking. five-card suit at Bridge. SIDE GLANCES '1 MvEf7Mtq1a7/jJWTmE,1c.zi4.4firr [ Ur7j5pj,4,yg ... . ---- ' :/ J EDT in an art center au- Hattaway. Company officials today said all three persons are ditorlum in Orlando. owners of the Orlando Investment firm. R.T. Overstreet is the •' A second debate is scheduled .- ........ ... ' . by the League of Women Voters and the Florida Jaycees. Chiles planned to spend part V. ' ,.;• '.: , ': c/o this , v . -.,,' . . -: - /4 i.• . -i.- - - ,. '040 . ..,, ": ' ..... /of (left) and campaigner Jack Bridges prepare for Wednesday night's barbecue for the Senator at Mayfair Country Club, Sanford, I Non Worries irv Council again until City Attorney Kenneth \ Ia) McIntosh completes an investigation into the city's authority and responsibilit y to reg ulate the activities in the topless go-go / 44, / 1 4 ,, A54 r Tvm1rrVmw ' j would not appear on the formal agenda of meetings again until McIntosh is prepared to make a final report "so the city will not come to a standstill "Once the report is in, it will go back on the hair! agenda for action Orlando said despite a by Garry Trudeau 4, Plea from Councilman Charles Sizer that he is suffering ur.der a cloud" because the names of officials involved have not been revealed. Sizer, whose council post is up for re- r Xim r;0r-" V' establishment. City Council Chairman Sal Or lando an. flounced Monday night the Juana situation k Wh Q AroundTheClock Bridge ......... Calendar Comics 0 The Club Juana controversy will not be formally discussed by the Casselberry City Eø'itJE/ 9i4o fliA4(fT .2h'7Zt)! election, said he has had "feedback" (ruin :.' somepeopleinthecitywhofeel"I'm involved several weeks from now." of today at his Anna Maria condominlugn, resting and study- "'Me company (Overstreet Investment) contributed hun- dreds of dollars to Mr. Hattaway's campaign fund," Binford said. tag, while Grady scheduled a meeting with his staff at his Orlando hotel. Binford went on to say that there should be no hurry to purchase the park site. Asked today about Binford's statement, Hattaway replied. While Chiles had a three-hour "Find someone else to leap when Binford says Jump. m not ion with aides last week. going to do that." press secretary Jack Pridgeon Hattaway said he "was not aware" that anyone other than R. said only Chiles' wife would aid T. Overstreet had contributed to his re-election campaign. "I had In preparations today. over 170 contributors all totalled," Hattaway said. "she'll be throwing questions The commission chairman said the county had planned to . sonally involved with his camMeanwhile, Apple Valley homeowners geared up to take their paigns since 1958, and he has a protest before the county commission at tonight's 7 p.m. public See DEBATE, Page 2* See PARKLAND, Page 2A BINI ORD uana Today opic - IIA Overstreet firm, and called on county commissioners to postpone a decision "unt il the new county commissioners are in office at him so he can work on his build the park at Apple Valley since 1971. ne chairMan also said responses. She has been per. Binford's charges are typical "of his distortion of fact." Sen. Chiles' son, Ed I president. next week in Miami. Both enAn Independent candidate for the county commission, Tom counters are sponsored jointly Binford, in a news letter, mention ed the contribution from th e -- '1 accorthno records onfUea( the coneinfond would give a boost to what so Oct 5commissionmeeting in which Hattaway, Commissioner Sid far ha. been a lackluster cam Vihien Jr and Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski voted to purchase the site from the Overstreet Investment Co. of Orlando. Both men left the day free to Public records show that Miss Mildred Overstreet, R T prepare for the debate at 7 p.m. Overstreet, and Hazel Jacobs on Aug. 10 each contributed $100 to L --------- - ' meApple Valley Homeowners Actauonroee up in p hoping tonight's encounter of a Park being cOnstiucted near their subdivision shortly after an P _____________ -, Three owners of an Orlando company which owns 40 acres of Aid aidthe two men were .. ._. No sheriff's department to determine how It was made and what By ED PRICKET Herald Staff Photo Sen. Lawton Chiles and Republican tha1ktei John Grady cleared — statewide televised debato. f. , Too bad about the GOP nomin t [ , - ' j - SWOFFORD tivities today to give them- a contested park near Apple Valley subdivision contributed to bY Gill Fox / — selves time to bone up for their Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway's "Jection campaign, I i . their schedules of campaign ac- land Seminole County plans to buy for $255,000 for construction of .. — have been . . . Carter's teeth versus save,rwr • V '. . 'wus ONIr Awav W/ •. s ,' first. Anyway he opened one newspaper. P. 0. Box 489, spade. North raised to two Radio City Station. New York, spa es a jumped to N Y. 100 19) CAN= LTP.E , . should have opened one club Although. If declared late the With five very good clubs and opponents may object. five very bad spades you (For a copy ol JACOBY break the rule of bidding the MODERN,send $1 to : "Win DOONESBURY I'M PACK, Ace' I ... certainly may do that. Als honors can be declared a ny humor in this hand was not appreciated by -- AACKM u*ao 50CXW .. — An Iowa reader wants brel(rn; •_,,, WIPEOUT .. .Y . '(. it that makes the difference. WEWMTM i : r emind starts with a chapter on declarer that he h Ile answer is that dummy kneeling on to exercise both thighs, one at a time. Then you can do exercises to strengt he n t he calf muscles. can share it with your friends 10019. ,, a. ew City Station, New York, NY strengthen well Proportioned W)-IERES THE BALL? . . , Jim 'Bridge analysis by British internationalist Boris Schapiro Is a collection of hands from actual play. He Department respond. ed this morning to the scene when Swofford reported the Incident II. aft ' after •IflMlfl b at about 9 a.m. minor damage was done to the car, Hagood said. D ORLANDO (AP) seen what be used to firm and TRICKY HAND-OFF! KIPS ARE PLAYING ( ( ZI . ., Rea 1. - tuned me out that they had about 90 degrees. obviously you better tune me back in since I alternate which knee you are stamped, self'addresset °e PRISCILLA'S POP riau East played the three spot Wes uld ve hf: w: 0 : fs r: the muscles you are going to Springs an Con t fe o Hattawa r ive . or supposed expert, game. Openinglead - K DEAR READER _ You trath .. mond lead' It was an expert Pau 2 sheriff's department and the Altamonte L Chiles Crams, Gra diamonds on that first dia. I£ available in the "next day or so." Both the I First Senate Debate Tonight West looks like an idiot. Ac- ) tually. the fault Lay with East. He dropped his deuce of Both vulnerable big CHILES ridiculous slam." Oswald: "The Br it ish. t first ;l: i3 VA will be able to quit too. Repeated standing on the toes, I am sending you The Health one foot at a time, will enable I Ater number 2.6, Tobacco: y you to work each calf m ncle. Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes. ou Running and cycling will then 0 $32 & 10 17 6 3 Yes, I know all about quitting bent.Then you raise up as from smoking, as Mark Twain said, I a normal knee bend. The ad. K & MEEK &974 Pass Pass Pan is a as smoking does most people, good way to dolt. Modified knee and that has pretty well bends are some help eliminated my desire to smoke exercise is done by kneeling on permanently. one knee, with the other knee I 46852 Pus assume too much What makes muscles by lifting weights youttunklhave never smoked' exercises that involve the leg In fact I may have put you in muscles in the lifts. Many the shade At one time I smoked football players developleg more than two packs a day. I muscles casion. They make me ill no W, 111111987542 j but never a great amount play tennis you might need to again. In recent years I have develop the m uscles i not even resorted to the OC- shoulder, arm and forearm casional puff on a special OC" For high jumping you need ' , V K Q 10 0 J 98 7 j] Lamb II using - Q SOUTH ID) straining the arms What will turn you off! Unfortunately say? heardmanypeoplesayso. GRADY EAST WEST *A 92 show. cashed the ace of diamonds and led a low spade tov.,ird dummy. West hopped up with h is aCedrOpptnghispartner Jack. Then he tried to cash the queen of hearts. South ruffed, dropped East's queen of spacles and brought home his 11111111106 31 " 110trutors, Including 11 who save $41111110 each. Another Individual 18Sl, while one pve$75I,as ther$7W and $ee. Jim: "West opened the king of hearts OKQ1054 While Ahead -Wi NL LLV~* AT' Tws N(7I Doctor Quit ng CENT JAIIF-S JACORV is Hagood said in. formation on the device should be Grady, aBeDe Glade phYIldllste - six." "Ito, illyco kit PLACE BUT YA BY OSWALD and — PEg (,T-1Is WI 61 by Bob Tbey,s I NAT BR DGE --- $1N coIhat,rg. dD=dM to $1111, ssft he ! b Bias t caused It to Ignite. Swofford escaped injury and possible death this morning when a "homemade bo m b V a 3 cover beneath his car parked at his Lake Florida, Altamonte Springs home. Seminole Count"' Sh riff' Deputy s George Hagood said the device is being checked out by the wIeGrady bad ri $111,837 for tbe period eung Sept. * YOURBIRTHDAY . 4 .. $362, - Born Former Altamonte Springs Mayor and Ex-County Cornmissioner Lawrence 13 1111111 O-SOM of S&WIS "`~ You have good earning LIBRA(Sept.23-Oct.23)You powersthlsyearifyou follow could be unexpectedly ex- yourhunchesandarea1 very travagant energetic. Take and every Some guilty all you make — Car - . '- es 10 oil. TALLAHASSEE lAP) Lawton I4:; ie contriballeas in Ill ehoab, has collected olm*t twice as much Republican challenger JO Grady, who fluted 31 csIrIbstisdoMtiigN .-•.. f woi"rora iFi Foe ..: visit peculiar places. It'll befun for a change. 40 4 . . e t$ Bes . 19) You'll be around ex. 1 traordinary people today. Thev could bring you unexpecte) CANCER (June 21-July . Later Pecthafeelings could lead you find to overindulge in the good benefits a little envious. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I9 , things of life. You may de it, knowing you'll have to pay the Keep gains or promotion that occurs today to yourself. . piper Friends you tell could corn. LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) You'll start the day with a lot of en. plicate things for you. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi )) terprise In acquiring Possessions. Toward evening, An enthusiasm for pushing you could celebrate a bit too progressive Ideas could back fire today. 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SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n choices unusual career available today. Don't mull Today you'll be original and over them too long or you'll lose creative. You could skillfully assert yourself to achier faith and lose out. whatever you desire. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGGITFARIUS (Nov. Z3. Stick to the fun things that will pop up fw you today. It's no Dec. 21) Act upon unusual time to get Involved in high-risk feelings or Insights you have 60 Assistant 20 Sources of wisdom 19 1976 1 _______ 16 Flesh food f? " 61 Broke last i Wife Ripped 16 Stretch 63 Group of 22 -- Mahal 24 Music. as If 1OE::6:4' For Tuesday, October 541 MenOfyie 15 Willow E'VCIliii By BEWCC BEDE OWL I2 ton mAfrInzrO:.; frui t 13 Greek war god 5? Gridiron choor I \2_ t1i HOROSCOPE 1RHIT ACROSS Iferring's office or the matter dropped. Crossword . ......... In other action at Monday night's meeting, Editorial... I r .... ... 4-A + B 1~ %F I 4-B 4-B 4-A Boy- Scout Jon Hobbs, Orlando announced a public hearing on the Dear Abby ............ .. 1-B city's proposed new charter has been Dr. Lamb ............ ' Ho,ioscope ..............4-B voted 3-1 to approve the document in or. 1106pital .... ........ II. Plays patient as : fellow Scouts prac. Ce . -7-A dinance form on its first reading. Obituaries ............ .5-A The proposed new charter was prepared Sports..,, .......... s-s-It by an 11-mem be r citizens committee after Television ........... .2-B weeks of study and amended by the city Weat her $-A council. '.'•; - 4-B scheduled for Oct. 27, as the governing body ". Women - . — . nenberg, 13, (left) is the head-bandauer. ' while b h Mike ' . . . . ' - - strong council-city manager. The may oWd become a voting member of the city • council and its chairman. Van Meter, in voting against the docunient. said much of the proposed 60-page charter is good, but gives too much power to a Non-Voter city manager who is not answerable to the people. "I'm against the hypocrisy that the Coward, • Ilobbs, 11, and Robert I-B Itcalb for a change in the city government from a weak mayor-city manager type to a or - ad ministering first aid. David ~Son. Meville. 13, assist in the operitson' Me- ' Ville is the neviest ( ,, Eagle 'scout In th e t " John's District. The Bov Scouts of Anterica. one of 15 \ . ' agencies served b%. the United Way, of- - . - - — _____ �A 2"" 11*1W8W,580VV P Fl. Tgdp, t. it. 1, SC, C Picks Architect, Student Boom Seen, .. NATM !: il 61: NBRIEF 11Ir!. Take Your Choice: I By KRIS N.%SH Herald Staff Writer ' i Smoke Or Get Burned 14 il HUME,M. tAP for 11 College SCCI once completion of a proposed $4.23 million campus expansion project enables the school "to offer students a number of specialized activities in the J. : LOS ANGELES 'API A retired map. maker and his wife say they've hitchhiked the equiva:ent of five times around the world because "the more you stay at home, the ."er you die ot 'redom," Joop Woutcr,j, 66. said some drivers offer a lift to him and his Public Barred From Trial - Amid reports of : security problems, the man charged with killing investigative reporter Don Bolles appeared at the opening of his trial wearing a bulletproof vest. During a hectic opening day in the trial of John Harvey Adainson, Superior Court Judge Frederick Heineman ordered : press and public barred from the seventh floor of the courthouse here until 12 jurors and eight alternat es are selected and sequestered. F il ANGELES (APi - the - IhI,.1, Knighted VENICE, Fin. (AP) POLIS. Md. AP It took almost ars. but John Paul Jones finally was ' iied in the Military and Hospitaller Order Lazarus of Jerusalem. I zen King Louis XVI proposed knighthood THE ones in 1779, officials of the intel-national / r turned him down because the American 1' al hero was a Scots Presbyterian, The er was then exclusively Catholic, but it prf L t $55,000 is ecumenical. Monday's ceremony at the Naval Academy, where Jones is buried, intended as an appropriate gesture ing the U.S. Bicentennial, The order has been involved in medical and ,tharitable work since before the First ade Seminole's port lost $35,) in the fiscal year which ended Sept. 30. But tenants of the port's industrial park on the St. Johns River owe the port authority $2,000 in back rent and other debts and Port Administrator Jim Ryan believes most of that money can still be collected. Standard Systems Inc., a modular construction that has been idle for two years, owes the port authority l0,000 Ryan told the po rt authority board members Monday night that the firm has secured several contracts, InLludlng one for construction of temporary cells for the - Admiring his handiwork — a sculpture of shoes all cast In silver, Lake Brantley High School senior Scott Meik.le is quite pleased with his efforts. He created the piece in Fran Bowden's art class. ___________________________________________ ___ Carter: Non-Voter 'Coward, Giving Up' ' tility Hikes ace Hearing Cubans Release Freighter FORT LAUDERDALE Company representative Eason Dobbs said 14 thumped that theme hardest In because the apathetic are li kely Speaking from the stage of a Tampa. to Include those most should explain their band shell in Tampa, as red, cynical "Although I've been dis- about government and who position here at a meeting with white and blue balloons rose couraged. I've been dismayed would mod US." port board member Rod Into the overcast sky. likely support a Carter and sometimes I've been ash- change in Washington, IP Cable said. 'it wo Park land Owners Aided Hattawa O'Malley Hospitalized - MIAMI (AP) Former state Insurance Commissioner Thomas D. O'Malley has been admitted to a Miami hospital with internal bleeding, a hospita l spokesman said,' A spokesman at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital said O'Malley was in stable condition Monday nigh t, (Continued From Page I-A) ' hearing. Apple Valley homeowners said they are concerned about inaccessibility to the park, loud noises, litter, nightlights and traffic problems. - officer. y 4 he__ was notified and an investigation of Williams' activities was begun. Wi lliams achnitted his part in the scheme and testified against Gurney in 1571-73. jury when he said he didn't know until mid-1973 that Williams was G urney in a previous trial in Tampa last year. Williams served a Testifying before a federal court jury In Orlandu, Earl "Duke" shaking down Florida builders for political contributions in the short pri Crittenden said Monday he arranged on several occasions for son sentence after a plea bargaining arrangement with senator's behalf, checks to be written for large cash sums brought to him by the government, Scheduled to ta today were a G urney fund-raiser Larry Williams. at being presaied for money in exchange for favors with federal Gurney was acquitted in the Tamp. trial of five criminal "What was the purpose of this?" asked a federal prosecutor In housing charges relating to the scheme. A mistrial was declared on two agencies and the fund raiser who aP*thed the perjury trial of the 62'year-old Gurney, Williams has admitted collecting $400,X0.00,00o and says co unts, pe rjury and conspiracy, and the government dropped the "To get a check into the Gurney Boosters' account so as not to Gurney conspiracycharge. knew about it show it as a cash contri bution," replied the portly Crittenden, a According to prosecutor Edward Ba rnes' opening statement Crittenden was placed on proba tion as a result of that trial. one wealthy Orlando citrus processor, before an eight-man, four-woman jury Monday, ui b lder p federal housing official, another Gurney aide and a building The checks were signed by ftjpji4 and several of his friends Emmer of Gainesville will testify that he refused to make any so that the real contributor was not known, Crittenden said. The cont contractor served prison terms in connection with the case. Two ribution when approached by Williams. As a result, the FBI other housing of ficials and a third Gurney aide were acquitted. Barge Backer Sa ys State H ides Data , JACKSONVILLE (AP) A serious threat to the Florida decide whet her to fund the new major supporter of the Cross- aq ui fer will result," Ro berts const ruction work Th e proFlorida Barge Canal says the said in a press release Monday. Posen 110-mile canal f rom Pastate Division of Planning has "The division of state plan- Iatka to Yankeetown is a bout closed its eyes to a $2.5-million ring fa iled to carry out Its one-(hrd ti!'hed. '',.udy which concludes the Function of pIannin'&. the fuThe Game and P'i'gi Water waterway would not seriously lure at' Florida. In concluding Fish Commission will be asked harm the environment, that the benefits will not exceed this week to oppose the canal the costs, the planners did not based on Its staff report. The ) .. Lynwood Roberts, president take into account that 27,000 repo rt was Incorporated into of the Cross Florida Canal new jobs wi ll be created by the the plan ning division's recomCounties Association, took issue completed project, or that mnendation against the canal. with a planning di vision recom- 2,560 construction jobs wil l be The commission has achedmendation against completion created during construction, or tiled a public hearing at its of the canal. that some $205 million of feder- meeting Thursday and Friday al Funds would be in vested In in Marianna on the $450-m illion The di vision concluded that Florida with no additional state canal. the waterway would harm tax monies being rqulred." and wildlife and endanger Public input Into the next ' He also said the planners underground water supply. " stage of the canal dispute m ust sidestepped their own be f iled with the district engiTh e recommendation has prehensive land development neer w -. , gone to U. Gov. Jim Williams plan, which predicts six million here by Saturday to be In. " eluded in an although planning director new Floridians will locate near environmental reRandy Whftuesajditis only a the canal route across north- port by the Corps. draft and subject to change. central Florida by the year The deadline was earlier, but "In making their negative re- 2000. spokesman Juan Colon said the port, the plan ners chose to Former President Richard draft environmental report Isoverlook Corps of Engineers' Nixon halted the canal in 1971, sued Aug. 20 wasn't printed in studies w hich show that no but a federal judge ruled his the Federal Register until Sept. ! serious environmental action illegal and ordered eco- 8. Comments and testimony ~'11 damages will be caused by the nomic and environmental immay be submitted within 45 ut" project and specifically that no pact studies to help Congress da ys after publication. -' - -' __ _______ ____ ______ 'r"" A - Saunders Delays Hearing ORLANDO (AP) main reason for the decision Democratic congressional can- was the logistics of the thing," didate JoAnn Sa unders won't Mrs. Sa unders beat Miller face cha rges of violating cam- Newton of Lutz In the rwinoff paign rules until after the dcc- for the Democratic nom ination tlon, her lawyer says. A' Florida Ethics Commission h•aring had been set for Wedn esday, but Mrs. Sa unders announced Monday that she'll exercise her right to a 30-clay delay to prepare for the hearing. A PARK n Florida's FUthCongressional district. She faces Republican Congressman Richard Kelly of New Port Richie in the November election . Mrs. Saunde rs of Orlando o ri ginally had said she was "pleased" when the commission set the hearing date. But her attorney, Michael Woods, said he advised her to take the 30-day delay because she needed the tim e to sub-poena witnesses, "Things were moving a little too fast," Woods said. "The rA NSEWNDNfflS* .11 1; - Machine Keeps Them - La te ':• 14 TIèe t Itouand eight kundeed and eighty Jive dollrnt .. ---- - r- - - - - -,' s "" I , CM THRIFTY ONE-MINUTE RATES op HELPYOUCONTROLyOUp LONG DISTANCE COSTS When a minute is all you need to share the good news, take advantage of our money-saving direct..dia!* one-minute specials. and save anytune of the day or night. -- . I s... . . I I I I I II I Srt'ti dul 'unbid m Ijx'ril it' . t—ivi tin'. .tii I ''niA ,1.14..11, Itrrldi rlt'.d.it4;,r,ph Ill fit I'., 4, uifii Ii ..,,d. ii41,t t;iil', (;Ill.,,h,UL',lI ,uyllxr iiI* it i F'itihr,tt tli,ilijt, 'i',Il.i.,,,j ,t,(. iir.i, if, J. n A ll cII,tt*Ihin ON. I n' 4141. I,,t - g114 A. ,iwt ih.u',' i .i '. Wi . , -.. Clipping the palm trees is just part of the job city workmen must do to turn a large plot of land at Seminole Boulevard and French Avenue into a park and entrance to Sanford. City commissioners once decided to build the new city hall on the site, which adjoins the city's new public works complex, but later changed their minds and decided to keep city hall downtown. SOON... - '~ __._ " ai. MDWW- ffiRTNE '.''r, ,,I,- .%` "'..: ... .~ - - - - Earl Johnson's resignation as City Council president has been accepted by voice vote with out fanfare. Johnson, the first black to head th e council, remained silent Monday during the brief proceeding. He resigned last week rather than face a trial to remove him from th e leadership post on a charge of conduct unbecoming a co uncil "They Debate City Councilman Resigns JACKSONVILLE (AP) Witness was a witne for e govermnent, which is attempting to prove a charge that Gurney lied before a 1574 grand . - the men were in good condition but refused to release their names, correct propaganda," ul d be healthy for both organizations to clear the air." Port board members were also critical of the county commission for not sending a iContisued From Page 1.Al representative to their strong respect for her opinions meetings. and ideas," Pridgeon said. 'it would save a lot of Grady, a Belle Glade misunderstandi ng I'm sure," publican, has spent little time Jackson said. on preparations because he "if we'd had a representative feels he is alread y well versed here, It would have been so on the issues, his staff said. much simp lersaid .** p, board Aides for bo th men said they member Dave Gunter, who is hoped the debate would spark challenging Commissioner voter Interest, which so far Dick Williams in the Nov. 2 remained low, In the top state. election. (AP) The Cuban government has released a disabled freighter in ret urn for "a sum of money" after holding it and its 10-man crew for fi ve weeks, Officials of World Shipping Limited say. The Panamanian.reglsterd Njord was being towed to its home berth of Port Everglades Monday and was expected to arrive Wednesday, said Eduardo Valda, president of the shipping com pany. - it th c w to the wr er of e ch ss th Crittenden - Tisiday,Oct, It, 1575-3* - worker was - Homeowners have vowed to file a lawsuit against Seminole County unless commissioners either post pone or reverse their decision. County Commissioner Dick Willlamj voted against wide race on the ballot, purchasing the site. At that time, WflhJij.,' contention was Th e board members agreed Wednesday. that "i think this will be the kick. homeowners hadn't ceived p re roper notifi cation, to challenge a county payment off "I think )ou're in good shape," Ryan told the board for the final stage of the members, who agreed last month to give S on a lease agreement th at port County ta ndard campaign," said Dawson New. move, said Commissioner Harry Kwlatkowski, in a surprise Systems more tim e to work out staffers feel does not cover the this morning he may support County Commissioner their financial troubles. ton, Grady's press secretary. Jo county's obligation. hn Kimbrough's contention to con ru It's just a question of which day you'll start receiving " Th e enthusiasm st ct the new park In a is go ing to predominantly bl 'y owe us 11,100 and pick up. funds" ack section call ed Midway near nf rd The last 10 days are Sa o . In In other action at Monday night's meeting, port we've got to get on record with going to be the most "If Commissioner eminole County cornInteresting Kimbrough Commissioners said they will can the Apple Valley site reference to it," attorney B board members: and newsworthy," and designate Midway, I'll vote toners today set Nov. 2 as would study his report in order with him," Kwiatkowski said, Received copies of a proposed new personnel Hutchison told the board policy County Commissioner Sid Vlhlen "It's been a low-key camrdate for the public hearin g to make sound recommanual and appointed Rod Cable and Wendell Agee members, suggesting that Jr. expressed similar to a beliefs. the paign Vihien, who is liaison so consider rate increases for mendatiuns at the November far even though we've studs committee that will review county commissioner for North Seminole, commission been be the manual. working our fannies off. said he also may support moving the park bout 2,000 Indian Hi lls and public hearing. questioned a bo ut the payment. Were told Tax Collector Troy Ray neglected to bill to Midway. Chiles onsumer Utility customers in 'Commissioners who are up the port authority for the costs of coll ecting Gu.'ter proposed allowing the a f has been out everyday on Vihien said he had been Contacted by Midway tax money l s ul chedule but we are not have in ,outh Seminole County. r esidents, who for re-election have sat on this that Went to the port in 19 4 and 1973. The bill totals county to make dicated they would really Like nearly to have the park, up the $1,100 seeing our opponent any. Hugh H. Marling, a recently- for as long a. $3,000. The port does not directly levy difference they could," in the payment with ad valorem taxes, Last week, Kimbrough wrote a memorandum which here," Pridgeon said. "The hired utility consultant, told the Comm issioner but the countya p ys its contractual arrangements with the clay fill needed by the Harry Port to debate Suggested the Midway site in lieu of the Apple commission today that the Kwiatkowski said following should help. People have po rt In tax money. prepare a site in the industrial Valley site In South to hear about races for Seminole County. increases in water and sewer today's commission meeting. these Klinrbough's contention was that the county pa rk on the St. Johns _______________________ _ sho uld construct the park In an area bills will be needed to provide -.j Commissioner John Kima prospective tenant, River for any enthusiasm or momenwhere residents want It. At first, Democratic commissione pooh.poohed _______________ _ the necessary revenues for the brough said he hasn't yet had a rs the Kimbrough memorandum. They said It two county-owned utilities, chance to study Hailing's was written In jest, 4 A customer who uses an proposal. "I don't even know Kimbrough, on the other hand, said he was serious about average of 5.000 gallons of what he's talking about," locating the 1255,000 park In Midway. Kimbrough also said he didn't believe Apple Valley 'water monthl y will see his bill Kimbrough said. homeowners had received proper notification before the Oct. 5 decision was jump from $8.50 to $13.60 if the Last year. Seminole County made to buy the land. LONG WOOD "1 negotiate Goldberg seconded by Grant (0 Hattaway, however, said he was aware of new rate ordinance is passed. entered the utility busineu the homeowne r better in the daylight," City take $15,000 from the contract with the county for don't want to do It the way I protest at least two weeks prior to Oct. 5. The bill of an average count) - wide b> purchasing general r. Both the chairman and animal control Council Chairman J. R. Grant budget and after want it, you have my Kwlatkowski have customer, who uses 1.000 Indian Hills and Consumer utility contingency indicated the Apple Valley site told City Council at Monday's funthfor the down Paym Is the best one, questioning County Animal resignation, I don't need Also, about 20 acres of this gallons monthly, will go from Utilities, however, a sagging ent near the Apple Valley' Control director Bruce Clarke job." A past-midnight meeting after finance the balance. It then motion to accept site could be used for expansion $9.40 to $15.75. person who economy failed to bring the of park facilities. about complaints received from resignation negotiations broke down for voted down was voted down 3-2. But A pple Valley homeowne rs, uses more than 8, gallons number of hook'ups that of3-2 a motion by residents a bout the in a 63-0 vote, indicated they purchase of a Gradaji hydraulic Parker Anderson, seconded service. The Council will meet did not want a park cons will pay $31.25 a month, up from ficials had anticipated, and tructed near their homes. by Clarke said the county excavator. does not Thursday at 7:30 P.M. to InJune rmann, to trade in the The County Parks Committee the present $13.00. when revenues fail ed to meet recommended patrol on a regular the site one basis but terview applicants for If W.J. Langford, Great back-hoe and make a *10,000 Harling told the commission expectations . the Count)' the night prior to the commission vote to Purchase. The responds to phoned-In Apple valley Southern Equipment comrn position of public works park was to have been ,% part of the Co. down payment. that even with the Increase the commission elmunated Dale's county's recreation program. piaints, picking up an average director. salesman, still would not accept The next park site was slated for Sou new bills will compare to utility $23.000-a-year position. Warren Knowles, Sanford of 60 dogs a month th Seminole, according to the council's offer of 130,000 city In the rates charged by Seminole manager acting in a con- Longwood area, Co uncil drafted a resolution Hattaway. cash, approval was given Gran t Al so cut was the ! u1tant capacity for Langwood, County cities. The question of requiring required for the Public Works Binford Is seekin g Hattaway's Presently. the county rates WCupied by fuianctal adviser to hire equipment to complete explained the versaUty of Act grant a pplication, commission seat. Hattaway to be was defeated in the primary relocating water mains in Gradall and recommended the purchase orders to be signed by submitted Monday are 'el1 below" those fees Emmett Taylor. by political by Glace the department newcomer Bob French, A heads came up Commissioners had conjunction '.iith the SR 434 city purchase it if it could be again with charged by cities, according to and Radcliffe, for the sewer third candidate, Republican Vince Perry, is aW in the ru Ing. the new nn Hatting. As far back as IX discussed placing the entire widening project , ke pt busy most of the time. Interceptor and collection mechanic, Gar' Steele, city Langford ob utility had department offered to sell under the months ago. the co unty Council voted to switch to jecting to the po system and water syst em ex the Gradall, which has been "on licy as time was department of public works. informed that water and sewer elf'insurance for workman's consuming. paruion, it was estimated the emun.gration, while being compe nsation g leruld bills would have to be raised. city begInning should Nov. 1. But no f';rrnal decision is used to speed up the CouncIl last week asked stands on the find out how it water line Former environmental ser. .vnI,l ....,.I U__i._ city oazd *19.320 last year rn I". -'grant in WI thu. "i."u'J I1LIt fldLjiflj nas phone, part project, for L.i..0IX) He said he workman's I vices director Bill Dale told Tuesday, October 19, 1975—Vol. 69, No, Si cornperisationui. needed to the appropriate completed his study and would allow the city $8,000 for The city reduced the speed I Pb'utfld Daly and Sunday, commissioners that a rate hike surance, while Knowles said depa rt recommen da tio ns which are trade-in on fine of ment and secure a limit on E.E. Wifljam,jo Road SIIU?dy an CNr,fm.i Day its two back. Sanford self'tn.sured over 300 by TM Sano'd Herald mc,tICP was the offing. Hatting's xp i& to get the IN N F ,ynch Ave Sanlo,d, Fm purchase order number taking authorizing Public Safety 32771 utility hoes I findings were presented to the emplo>es last year for one-third the P0's to be Socood Class I at least partially signed at the end Director Douglas Keller The council first voted down that amount. pa, it SinfQy4, FIor'dj j7; in to commission todat I of the day. back o its f purchase five speed limit signs 3-2 a motion by Lawrence 52 10 a %il 20 i,,,' w I) 8, iflI.r The council voted to renew its Steele told Council "if you and four school 'S'', 'i',tr g o zone signs. "' "' "' SA i 'nes 5114 I Seminole County jail. The firm has immediate plans to hire 11 to 14 new emploves an d beg in const ruct ion work - One electrocuted and two others Injured while they were stringing a 7,600-volt line for Flo Power & Light Company, .flciaIs said, rida ayne E.Davis, 30, of Venice, was killed in the accident Monday, authori ties said. The Injured were Identified as Larry Lamond, 28, of Englewood, and Joseph Godfrey, 29, of Venice. The three were working on an ov erhead distribution main line outside the South County Annex of the Sara' ota County Courthouse in South Venice, authorities said. A fourth member of the crew was not injured. - o ' s _ - FPIL Worker Electrocuted . - 1 4i vision, Col, Eldrlge Beach, the patrol director, said In a news release Monday that the trick-ortreators should watch out for autos when they lug their goodies from house-to-house. He also called for light-colored costumes and urged "drivers to use extra caution on Halloween because of increased pedestrian traffic, especially In residential areas." "It doesn't make any sense to Seminole County Industrial about $60,000 in race track Carter, in almost every 'I'm a coward, I'm afraid of thet Carter was ranging up the Speech since his second debate future, I give up on me," said Don Jackson, Development Authority, funds for other uses, require no East my nation, chairma n of the port today, dart ing in with President Ford, has ap- I'm not going to try to board, another industry-seeking future la nd ta xes, and decrease flamlCoast control Beach with stops WinIn pealed to his listeners to make a my o destiny and stake out a the cost of runn ing the port. _________________________________________ So em , N.C., and New "sacrificial effort" to persuade better e for my ch Port Administrator Jim LIen." • Ryan York City before returning friends, neighbors and relatives Some strategists believe Carhas labeled the suggestion home to Plains, Ga. to get to the po . But he ter must y eoimtor apa 'lotally mtsleadlng and In" thy .,-• I new parking lot, along with erection of vocational MIAMI 'API Warned that argued that "the working tions t,üen bygov. voter apathy could cost him Americans have been forgotten amed"of ac ernmen$ leaders, Carter sa1 A dearly, Jimmy Carter Is de- for a long time." He said work, the federal government can be scribing the non-voter as "a era "pay the bills" and finance By JACQUELINE DOWD when the suggested We of the agency, which effective and responsive "prowas created coward' who is ready to 'give unemploent Herald Staff Writer port and Its industrial park after county commissioners up on his compensation, vided the American people country. yet are robbed by Inflation and don't give up." came up during Monday night's The became disenchanted with Democratic presidential can't afford ho using. .'t su ggested sale of the p board meeting. Citing an unspecified poll that ope ratio ns at the po rt. candidate used that strong Ianof Sanford and a generally "The No. 1 responsibility," he he said indic The port authority has come' ated "more than Now SCIDA members are guage in his only campaign ap said, "is to control Inflation by deteriorating relat ionship with under increasingly heavy half the American people are fire in suggesting that a sale of the pearance Monday an evening putting our people back the the county commission is to work not going to vote," Carter went recent months. Suggestions port and Its assets to private rall}'that brought several thou- for a change," troubling Seminole County Port have been made to merge the on: Industry would bring in revenue sand vocal supporters to a pubAutho ri ty board members, Be Leader' Page $A "In other words, they said, port authority with the from the sale as well as free lic park in Tampa. Burt cause of ,,.pains, II - Reynolds, 40, who was hospitalized with chest Pains over the weekend, has returned home, A spokesman for Cedars'Sinai Hospital said Monday th at doctors in the cardiac care unit were un un to determine the ' - SCOPA Cool On SaleoSCID Ra pped Reynolds Returns Home LOS ' A Toos, 62, "because we are older." But others scold them for trying to thumb a ride at their age, The couple said in an interview that they have traveled 132,400 miles since they hitched their first ride in their native Holland after World War II. You can circle the globe in just under 25,000 miles. wife, PHOENIX, Ariz, AP i include expansion of the 5CC library and construction of a A former Florida Republican Party ChAlrinan bas described how he hellped IsUndler cash collaW for an illegal slush f und collected on behalf of former Sen. Edward J. - classrooms and shop facilities and the addition of general. purpose laboratories and classrooms. An ad hoc committee, which consisted of Weldon, his ad. mlnidrative assistant Rayburn Milwee and trustee George McCammon, recommended Gutmann.Dragash to handle DR. WELDON phase N following negotiations with a group of three architects college." Weldon said. "It anticipated cost, the fee will selected by the full board Sept. represents expansion of our cover architectural work on a 27. master plan and when phase minimum 120,000 gross square The three firms were picked IV is completed, we'll bc lo, fcet of floor space. frock a iteid of *cven arto offer student& a number of The' tontrcr'$?,ides for c.Ucts who had expressed specialized activities in the general architectural super. interest In bidding on the vocational program that we're vision of phase IV construction project. SHOE4N Board members spent not able to offer without special work and Includes flexibility about five hours listening 10 facilities." should there be a "material p r e s en tation s fro m Board members acted change" In the project's cost. representatives ofeach concern Monday after reviewing a "I think we generally agreed before choosing the final three. _____________ contract calling for Gutmann• that a 'material change' would Spokesmen for Gutmann. Draga.sh to receive a fee of be something around I or $ per Dragash predicted that the 1210,20 for phase IV design and cent," Weldon said. blueprints for the phase N construction. Based on 3.68 per 5CC attorney S Joseph Davis project would be ready by the cent of the project's minimum Jr.. told trustees he knew of no middle of 1577. - f ': FLORIEIA IN BRIEF ORLANDO (AP) TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (A?) The Florida Highway Patrol says parents should us makeup on their children's faces e on Halloween night because masks tend to limit contract," Davis said. Phase IV is scheduled to vocational program," the college president said today, Dr. Earl Weldon's remarks came after the 5CC board of trustees voted Monday to ap. prove Gutmann-Dragash Associates Inc. of Sanford as the architect in charge of phase IV of the college's continuing campus construction project. "This is another step in the orderly growth we've had at the Hitchhikers Supreme ' project Involved. "I see nothing wrong with the Seminole Community Laundered Cash For Gurney - Advice To Parents: Makeup, Not Masks depending on the size of the enrollment should boom ahead - When the high school , ,I* universal legal definition of "material change" and said the meaning of the term would vary Constantly Increasing principal caught three teen.aged boys with cigarettes in their pockets, he gave them a choice of punishments: take a paddling or eat the cigarettes. Two of the boys chose to eat a total of 18 cigarettes and have developed health problems as a result, their parents said Monday, When the boys' mothers went to a school board meeting to protest, the board voted to uphold the principal's actions. Board member Joe Brooks said the principal's authority would be damaged unless the board supported him. 11, Ev,., HeraW, $aafsc FL (J Southern Bell Tra! not amistake Nolamisprint $3885 is the Manulacturer'sSug. gested Retail Price for the beautiful. sleek '77 Chevette Malibu Coupe, including dealer preparation Oest nation charges, taxes, license and ,available equipment, like white stripe Wes at$41 ,Ind full wheel covers at $33 (Shown), are additional. Sensible price is one reason 4 8 million Amer. icans have become Chevdll e ovners, making Checlie t)i!o, - Roomy Comfort. ChoveUo's mds:e rOoinr.e53 reproSCOiS sill more aI.e Eveiyttmeyou drive a Chevelle. you'll enjoy room for a family on full-foam Cushioned seats, 15 cubic beet of trunk space and a quiet ride designed for low road nos. (Snlart, cOniplete,mjd-sj te;!-tI:nj m i d-size ca r Great alue. Pr i ce is oniy a part of ilue It s hat you get for that price that counts. With Chevelle you gel a lot of car Anda tot of Chevrolet engineering. AddPLI up to a big, tough, handsome midat, ic .'.ou?iJ to r:.d to o.n ( hael - ' Impressive Mileage. E 11 pe %Pi o S c, :o' aai 3 pc.',e' : :r Ct'revelte responds to today's nt for economy of operation EPA mates for Chevette equipped standard Six and manual transm .are 25 mpg highway and18m.:' with the 305 VO and auto trans 2 mpg highway and 16 mpg co, Actual mileage may vary deper. on the type of driving you do, yc..' driving habits no r ci V " ' r ' i'd o; -- Smart Money. r C5 :1 S'-'Iccl. . C0i1ilt,)i cC. o peraticn need t -'c . ' N ' , ,. . - " " ' �LWnh9Z11LMM~ 11 )SON. FRENCH AVE.,$ANFORD, FLA. AfeaCr*3WM45l lar83l4M 11 32711 Around Tuiidy. October W 116-4A NORMAN IL OSHRIN, Eor JOSEPH D. VAN BRMLE, Advertising Director 1. e4her mail: Month, $2.70; I Mcths, $W; 12 aided m major pet Pam; "popj we . Months, $32.40. 1 Common 4 Report ~t a list 01 pet peeves and defy tins (PrIck,It) to say I mint be a peevish person... "Like Ow drib in dares wtm cannot aski and thin become argwnentaflve when you can and show The Clock Mart TOM TIEDE ____ ____ D eba fes people, While imsors continue to emphasize financial rewards In their demands on employers. The infla tion spiral Is being abetted by this desire of people to have their cake and eat it, too. Further, some governments are pursuing inflationary monetary policies to avert unemployment. While the Common Market report makes heavy reading, we owe it to a leader in one of the most Inflation-ridden countries to say much the same thing in terms that anyone can understand. British Prime Minister James Callaghan, trying to rally his Labor Party behind some austere new policies as the British pound was falling to h istoric lows, had this to say: "We used to think you could just spend your way out of a recession and increase employment by cutting taxes and boosting government spending. I you in all candor that that option no longer exists, and that insofar as It ever did exist, it worked by injecting inflation into the economy. And each time that happened t)ayeaa hv.frjt unemployment has risen. Higher inflat on, followed by higher unemployment. "We can only become competitive by having the right kind of investment at the right kind of level and by significantly improving the productivity of both labor and capital. Nor will we succeed if we use confetti money to pay ourselves more than we produce. "The willingness of industry to invest in new plant and machinery requires not only that we overcome inflation but that Industry is left with sufficient funds and sufficient confidence to make the new Investment. I mean they must be able to earn a surplus, which Is a euphemism for saying they must make a profit. And whether you call it a surplusoraprofltitisnecessarywheth2rwe live in a socialist economy, a mixed economy or a .. 4 I capitalist economy." That's what Britons need to hear, and the advice would not be lost on others In Western Europe. In fact, we can think of some American poli ticians who would profit by hearing it, too, The Long Probe US (NEA) Memo To The League of W Voters: Having attended the first presidential debate, and watched the second on television, your corrPonded Is struck by the fact that for all being made there are no people hivolved In the procedw'e. Well, there are "official" people Involved. The panelists have been news people, and the audience has been composed of reporters, dignitaries, League officers, pods of the contedards, etc. What I mean Is that there are no people people, n.k.a. average citizens, the teamsters, school teachers, bankers and field workers of our nation. These folks have received no other Invitation that given by the media. They have therefore been allowed to watch It, hear It, or to read about it, but not to participate In IL In the people have been kept away from the debates — _________ ____ - workers fact ___ MM ___ ___ _____ 01 ______________ signed another document which was to have _______ ______ _ _________ ___ 4___ ________ ______ ___ __________ _____ -. ____ 1. ___ almost as great an impact on American society the Land-Grant College Act of 1012. The act provided for at least one college In every date, and within a few years each date had Its own publicly supported Institution of higher learning. In IM virtually per 1 of the students going to college were enrolled In private, Indeppn'I.i* schools. In 1975, of a total enrollment of nearly 11 millIon, more than 75 per cent at- • — 101 ____ .' ( _____ __ _ ______ ___ ... . _______ "ond so this y.ar th. big mover was weapons.' _______ __________ JOHN CUNNIFF __ 4 - tended state-supported inditutlon& .. During the darted hours for independent colleges, the years between 1970 and 1974, some 1 predicted that as many as of them would be forced to close their doors. Yet only 70 uai failed In that —, and 26 new In- W rong On Both Counts by some economists NEW YORK (AP) When an economist wins scorn. He become the province at a handful of Americans a Nobel Prize you may be am that most People "The majority of the nation's private colleges and many are actually thriving," says Walter Peterson, were of Franklin Pierce College In Rlndge, New Hampshire. In all fairness, he adds, the dates should a nker deserving 01 receive some credit for this optimistic repo was an exponent of monetai. He More than 40 states now provide grants or loans as believed economies net e best managed by Ow to students wishing to Attend we of the date's at the expense of the many. The public Is asked dismiss the event as the economist's good luck least management. He believed In letting In. private colleges. but none of their business. to contribute money to use canates, terest rates and prices rise and fall to correct U use present looks good for Independent they Wrong on both counts. Chance does play a role, imbalances, colleges, the future nevertheless remains full of simply because so many are qualified, but may no longer get t close t, touch, But while his hanth.off views were being uncertainties. But there are a number 01 factors coersst or (heavens) argue In a p4 nobody wins who hasn't cuidriluded to the (mid criticized, the models of Keynes wer e demon- working (or then, says Peterson. wiy with the comfortably IsolIIId w 7 drated to be imperfect. Rather than being For one thing, "EdatIonf America seems and their money, too. 11OU1IIies. sta bilized, economies were lurching from ex- to be moving toward the realization of a long Professor Milton Friedman, the most recent me political planners say this kind of nonpanslon to recession, with Inflation tossed In. professed Idea — that education Is a lifelong has01spread his influence through a vast sense t5 necessary. That In truth the people panorama Friedman gained some acceptance, some process In the years ahead people of all ages life, including welfare reform arid aren't to be tnastril. perhaps by default, by the Imperfections In the will be the volunteer army, besides directly influencing free to drop In and out of education. I) Keynesian models. Economists who once Ford has not been so Close to common Higher education Is already feeling the Impact of modern economic management. and women since his days as a CongressIonal thought they had an ideal approach to economic this trend," It is in this latter area that Friedman, at this management now realized they had problems. candidate; as president, one suspects, he has OI Automation, shorter work weeks and fewer very moment, Is having an Impact-on your in years talked warmly and at Friedman preached that the supply of money join iIJ increase length with pockek the leisure time of. anyone other than government, military, curand its growth were greater determinants of most Americans. Fo owing ll th wi ll stop Mnphaslzlng, e Great Depression of the 1930s, short-term pirate or political officers. economic trends than were taxIng the economic advantages of a college education. the philosophy of John Mayna rd Ke yn es, th ng e and spendi . it may be that few in the C0W1t17 care — although the advantage Is dill there — and that English economist, dominated economic Rather than attempting to make the economy they are excluded from all but a voyeur's role in thinking In the Western industrial world well Into co ncent rate the opportunities for personal soccwnb to one's bidding through fiscal changes IU111IIZIIZd. the presidential selection process. But I think se I96 through what he considered t he heavy hand f not. One suspects that the feeling 01 being To some extent at least, almost all economists Franklin Pierce Is one of a number of small government ignored, of being left out, is prevasive and he believed in nourishing the wi which are also making an effort to atTheytended economy with the proper money supply and perhaps a major element of the negative attitude tract Use as might anyone who went through the substantial number of students who letting it move freely. of millions people toward government and Its depression, have been InsuffIcIently motivated — the sothat there was a downward bias to Friedman has watched, no doubt leaders. called "late bloomers" with Less than brilliant economies that had to be corrected. satisfaction, some of his notions become ac And so it occurs to Thiscorrec that the League might boards or high school records. tion was the responsibility of cepted, albeit grudgingly at consider the possibility of beginning a reversal of governme me nt. Thrrtigh Its fiscal policy, through prestigious Independent colleges and the International monetary rates now float. Th anti-peopl e electio neering. The suggestion Is spend1n and taxing, it could stimulate or, at large date universities will continue strong, says is, they are to a great extent free to seek their that the panelists at the next debate not be media restrain the economy, even fine-tuning It like an but ppe students are own values in the competitive marketplace overw personalities but instead citizens (ruin various automobile engine. lm he ed an st It was interventionist, d lo in an institution great rather th an being pegg ed to arbitrary, specific size. Time am the studentswho walks of life. Not big shots. Not celebrities. But seek outof and are As the postwar expansion aged, economists values by their governments, Mr. and Mrs. Average American. at His views on money suppl y are practiced In often bed served by the smaller private colleges. I realize risk would be Involved. Particularly upward th economies also might have an bias. Inflation became a serio us, often Unfortunately. it is these very colleges which, most trading nations. Goals are set for econ- because of for the candidates. Were an unemployed unmanageable, problem. li mit ed endowment and the necessity omies, and the money supply Is regulated mechanic the questions, for Instance, the for high tuition, face the greatest threat of cxNevertheless, the Keynesians dominated achieve those goals. cozy atmosphere might suffer. All to the good, I thinking, and t heir Infl in the United States, few economic Indicators tinctlon. think; as someone has written It: The day. But Friedman,uence is dill enormous to. "We would do well," says Peterson, "to i who tends to believe are more closely watched than the money pond democratic process Is based on the conviction economies are stable if left free, began er the effect of any policy that would waste making supply, as measured by the Federal Reserve, that there are extraordinary posslbiliites In his mark. this valuable national resource by allowing the Monetary policy has taken Its place beside fisc ordinary people. demise of at Friedman is a maverick, and he was treated al th uniquely American Institution, the policy in economic management. small private college." the Socialist Workers Party 38 years ago. During that time criminal charges were brought against 15 members of the party or its youth affiliate, the Young Socialist Alliance. They were tried and convicted in 1940 on violations of the Smith Act. The act was Later declared unconstitutional. Since then the Inquiry has continued for 36 years without resulting in a single arrest or indictment. The case resulted In eight million file entries, a countless number of illegal breakins and the hiring of 1,600 informers since 1960. The Socialist Workers Party filed suit against the governmerit in 1973, seeking $40 million in damages and an injunction against future harassment. Recently the Justice Department announced the FBI was ending its probe High time. part BERRY'S WORLD an - CI fit ','&A VK I "I'm voting For the candidate who makes everything 'perfectly CLOUDY' I went the other way Four years ago!" as sev en ,, We don't know w hether a staff of serv ants Is The truth is that many la w enforcement ofessential to uphold American living standards. fictals, at every level of the federal government, But this wasn't our point. We merely questioned didn't Waist the question removed. In fact, the whether our administrators In Port-Au- Justice Department sent a confidential letter to Prmnce areentiAID uedtOl5 per ce nt, the question be left on the pay. tax fqrm. ln all the thousands of words they in Rep. Charles Vanik, D.-Ohjo, has now Indefense of themselves, we could find only one troduced legislation to get the foreign bank paragraph that might justify a Haitian hardship account question reinstated. Shay allowance, "Service in Haiti exposes all em- have signed a private Letter congreannen to Treasury plcyes and their families to several diseases Secretary William Simon asking him to restore endemic to Haiti, including malaria and dengue the crucial question, . .' "Basic Car Care" begins Nov. 9, meets Tuesday 74 p.m. This is a basic course In routine maintenance. Covers car safety checks, cooling system checks and maintenance, oil and lubrication maintenance schedule; an analysis of the wear Patterns of tires, and solutions; battery operation and can; plus other important aspects of automotive operation that are especially helpful. Fee: $15. .L' :, iv.. ." ': "Slim 'N Trim," the class begins Nov. 11, meets Thursday 7 '- - i 1 , p 9 p.m., ends Dec. 18. "Slim'N Trim" Is a course in mild exercise designed to Increase muscle tone and physical vigor. Fee: $12.50. u' -' ,' The classes listed above are fee-supported, and are presented at no cost to the taxpayer. Those desiring more Inforuiatios may contact the Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community I ••• College. ., ,' . ' , ' ' I 4t. ,. . . ' ". \ on being caught cold with your furnace downS '. I INSTALL A DEPENDABLE CARRIER FURNACE COMFORT GUARANTEED. INSTALLATION BY EXPERTS. Vote. It's the Bicentennial thing to do. . . , ' aid h DON'T TA A CHANC Celebrate the July 4th feeling on Nov. 2nd. - ' .. : . 4 011 .1 SOUTHERN • - AIR of SANFORD, INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. SSS'$321—Sanfoq' ., ,, y LAST HA CE L- , , Springs, par- of our knowledge, we re not at exercise "Bonded boycotting - Item" in the North Sea. He is serving aboard the oiler any nation." a S af e—Burg[ary Sus pec t -j f t I: I Libby 0. Feacher, daughter of Another company, Kremers- I i Mrs. Laura Bryson of 1808 USS Caloosahatchee, Urban International corp., a McCarthy Ave., Sanford, has hnmepnrted at Norfolk, Va. drug maker, said through a h lie was one of 10,000 spokesman: "We have never been promoted to airman first A Sanford man arrested over by cutting a door screen and $12 Navymnen and 11,000 ground knowingly participated in the Pittman reported that of. class In the U.S. Air Force. the weekend in connection with wa's taken from Mrs. Walsh's [icers were unsuccessful in Airman Feacher, a medical troops, from the U.S., Denmark boycott of Israel or any other a safe burglary last week has purse In a dining area. attempts to locate the burglary administrative specialist, Is and the Federal Republic of country. I think It is erroneous now been charged with a About the same time the suspects. assigned at Grand Forks AFB, Germany, who recently took to assume that the list is that of February burglary of Mon. sleeping residents were Sanford police today were ND., with a unit of the Part In the coordinated aim- people who have participated In tgomery Ward trailers on a awakened, an Orange County investigating phibious, land and air exercise, the boycott." Strategic Air Command. vandalism to a railroad car at Sanford. sheriff's deputy spotted two plate glass window at the Fixit The airman is 1973 graduate A former student of Lyman The Commerce Department The additional charge was men scaling a fence 50 yards Shop, 906 French Ave. of Jefferson County High high School, Longwood, he documents show that In nearly lodged Monday against Joseph from the burglary scene, Patrolman Joined the Navy in December all Cases the U.S. firms 1' School, Monticello. Mike Tindel Bryant, 21, William Clark summoned Seminole officers, reported a B-B or pellet gun 1963. dicated they had complied with Court, Sanford, by sheriff's and gave chase on Foot through was used to shoot o the the boycott requests. In a MICHAEL KING few, detective J.F. Bennett. Bond on the adjoining Foicroft Apart. window at the business. the companies said other par- the new charge SAN ANTONIO A was set at inents complex. Damage was estimated at W. ties to the transaction would Michael K. King, whose ss.000. have to make the decision on are retired Navy Commander Bryant was already in jail on the boycott. In no case, did a and Mrs. Edward L. King of Monday's high 78, today's low company say it refused to com- a burglary charge in connection .1433 East Main Road, Port- '4. with a burglary at Pamar Inc., ply. smouth, R.I., has been selected Considerable cloudiness and Part of the confusion may Rand Yard Road. Sanford, in for technical training at windy today with a slight stem from the nature of the whirls a cutting torch was used Keesler AFB, Miss., in the chance of showers. Partly to cut a door off a safe. Arab boycott. A Congressional Airforce air operations field. cloudy tonight and Wednesday. committee earlier this year reThe airman recently com- highs In the low SOs. Lows Sheriffs deputies reported pleted basic training at tonight In the upper lOs. Nor- ported that it Is often loosely today that two burglary enforced and its terms vary Lackland AFB, Tex., and theast winds mostly 15 to 20 suspects eluded officers in a from country to country. Only studied the Air Force mission, m.p.h. today, decreasing 4:45 a.m. loot chase at a south rarely does it require a comorganization and customs and tonight Seminole apartment complex. pany to avoid all business with refeived special instruction in TOMORROW'S TIDES Israel. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. human relations. In Baghdad, a conference of Walsh, 48 Sorrento Circle, told King is a 1972 graduate of Daytona Reach: high 5:42 Portsmouth High School. His a.m., 6:06 p.m., low 11:49 am. 15 boycotting nations opened deputies they were awakened Monday with threats that the by the sound of footsteps in wife, Pamela, is the daughter of Part Canaveral: high 5:31 a.m., boycott would be made more their apartment but didn't see Mrs. Lilyanne Dunthorn of 115 5:52 p.m., low 11:43 a.m. stringent in the face of what the burglars. Alderwood St. North, Winter Bayport: high 12:13 p.m., low Arab states perceive as AmeriDeputy Randy Pittman said Springs. 6:14 a.m., 6:30 p.m. can efforts to destroy it. the apartment had been entered _ C Mr _ -. WEATHER rp. - i f .4.T : I '- F ' . ', "i".: .- ". '- / •Wi - -, ' - H &ruggie along without reasons. . . -' LIBBY FEACHER GRAND FORKS N.D. .0 -,' - Altamonte private swimming facilities, The AID director, Footnote: We will take up other AID cornwho has a 21-by4400t pool, complained that he plaints In a future column. can't get enough water out at the local system to ANGRY ALEXANDER: We recently keep it filled to capacity, reported that Internal Revenue Commissioner The ambassador also acknowledged that AID Donald Alexander, over the strong protests of his officials belonged to three "exclusive private subordinates, eliminated a key question from the clubs." He Insisted, however, that membership income tax forms. The question had been used to was 'virtually mandatory for those wishing to trap tax cheaters who deposit their hidden Play tennis or golf, as all three have tennis profits in foreign bank accounts, facilities and one the only golf course in Haiti. it We Invited Alexander to ccmmerg. Rather was a "personal decision," he emphasized, than give us an explanation, he waited until the whether AID employes joined, column appeared. Then he used hs Intelligence "Americans Living in Haiti usually employ division La get the list of the newspapers that servants," it was also acknowledged, but ubl s the is p ished column. He sent a letter to our "necessary to maintain living standards thi similar editors claiming he had unanimous approval for to those in Use United States." removing the question. -. " ' JACK ANDERSON ..- "Beginner's Guide to Antiques," starts Nov. 4, meets Thursdays 7 - 10 p.m., ends Dec. 16. Instructor Al DiedoIf will discuss the following topics: What Is an Antique? Determining an Antique's Value; Fakes, Copies and Reproductions; Collecting on a Modest Income; and many other areas which will provide valuable information for those Interested In starting the fascinating field of collecting antiques. Fee $15. . ' Specifically. Specifically, six of the 17 AID officials In Port. fever," they noted. In the past three months, one Prince have individual swimming pools, four AID ernploye has been sent home for medical ridicule." W. me - "Coin Collecting for Pleasure and Profit." M. Timothy Dunn, professional numismatist, will be the Instructor. 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 esr" counter. The central theme will be (qt 4j.',Aeasure to be galncd from the hobby. Fee $15. ' - WASHINGTON Behind their fashionable Anderson column." walled villas high above Port-Au-Prince, Lion pledged that headq uarters Intended "to AricanAIDoffldlsareInabtetjy demonstrate to AID field personnel our con. uieir iuesy;e. tinuing support of their efforts." He requested We questioned whether they should draw "as hardship pay for distributing aid to the hungry 'to much information as possible" from Haiti people of Haiti. They are supposed to help and respond to Anderson and to Congressional other inquiries concerned over Anderson's develop the improverished nation and to feed its charges." malnourished millions. Yet try as they might, the AID contingent In They manage to do this In a style that Is the Haiti couldn't refute the facts that we reported. envy cii stateside tourists who pay premium Their responses were cabled to Washington by rates for a few days of similar pleasure In Port- U.S. Ambassador Heyward Isham, who made a Au-Prince. For as we reported last August, the valiant effort, at least, to present all the AID officials live In tropical luxury. They swim mitigating circumstances, in private pools, are waited on by gracious "ft Is true," he acknowledged in one cable, servants, belong to exclusive private duha and "that some Americana live In comfortable attend lavish cocktail and dinner parties. houses with swimming pools." But he contended To help therm endure the tribulations of such that there simply was too We housing "that an existence, they collect "hardship" allowance would be acceptable by American standards, — a bonus of about 15 per cent above their except those owned by wealthier Haitians. Many regular salaries. They also draw generous of these are built with swimming pools." housing and educational allowances so they can Actually, some middle-class houses are live In the grand manner and put their children available in Port-Au-Prince. Our reporter, Hal through special schools. Berton, stayed In one. But these homes might not be adequate for families. Our reports infuriated the AID bureaucrats, It coats the taxpayers extra $4,600 to 16,900 who kept the wires burning between Port-Au- a year In housing allowances which are paid to Prince and Washington they speculated on the AID officials top therm meet the higher ways they might repair their image. Donor Lion, rents for their hillside villas. But Ambaador a high muck-"muck temporarily In charge of isham pointed out that diplomats from other latAn-American aid assured his minions in Haiti countries live In equal splendor In Port-Authat the home office was "taking Issue with Prince. - retired Air Force Master and the Federal Republic of tilling Co., Kayser-Roth Corp., Germany, who recently took White-Westinghouse and Deere Sergeant , In the coordinated am- and Co. have satisfied the of Dr., Kingsley rci4e. Arabs that they have compIed Cassfterr% has graduated • phlblous, and and aireze The primary objective of the WI e boycott. Lowry AFB Cob from the But as the companies listed U.S. Air Force technical exercise was to evaluate and C' training course or Inventory enhance the Allied capabilities learned of their status, many c,. for amph bi us i o support for began issuing denials. man'ernent specialists. "The party who Is supposed I.. Al Naylor, trained Northern Western Europe. Israel to Inventory by use of ,Isan Meir electronic data processi ng increased standardization ..,; doct rines, equipment and at- that's me. Now how could I machines, is assigned to ")'I did mamenta among NATO forces, boycott Israel?" said Joe R. Castle AFB Calif A • 1' ',4P with a of uv Strategic r plus command and contro l Gerson, president of Gerson Inpreocedures for ternatlona! of coordinated Fort Wayne, bid. ,numa,i,4. Completion UJV Gerson s is export corncourse enables Ow airman to action by NATO sea, land and pany with a number o receive academic credits air forces. "Bonded lien" was con- countries that have restrictive , u.uughthevmmunity College ~ \_ ducted jointly by the corn- trade clauses, such as an Arab of the Air Force. A She s a 1974 grad uate Oi manders of the Atlantic requirement that goods not be &,j k Lyman High i..ungwcod. Stri ing Fleet and Allied Baltic shipped In vessels calling at Isof Approaches Forces. It is of raeli ports. one They do not affect Her husband, Rex, Is the son a series of operations, con- him and he would not comply Mrs. Helen Naylor of 1028 Oak ducted each Fall from Norway with them If they did, he said. Lane, Longwood. to Turkey, designed to provide "All we do as an independent unified and coordinated export management company — training of national and NATO is report these clauses to Use POSTER MICHAEL ROGERS The annual pledgewalk on Nov. 20 and the Mother's Marine Private Michael p forces within the Allied Europe U.S. government In accordance March in January are highlights of this year's Rogers, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Command, with U.S. government regu. CHILD March of Dimes campaign, according to William P. Paul Rogers of 3231 W. Dana A 1970 graduate of Chester latlons. In no way do we corn(Bud) Layer, Seminole County Superintendent of Drive, Deltona, has completed High School, Chester, N.Y., he ply. Schools and chairman of the Central Florida recruit training at the Marine Joined the Navy In October 1970. A spokesman for Dee re and Co a tractor manacturer Depot. Chapter, National Foundation, March of Dimes. 'iUTJ. DENNIS BRYSON Island, S.C. which traded with Saudi Layer is shown here with Lara, 1977 Central Florida Navy Radioman First Class Arabia, said, "We sell to both A former student of DeLand Poster Child. Lara Is the foster daughter of Mrs. Dennis W. Bryson, 30, son of Israel and Arab countries and High School he joined Bergman of Casselberry. Mr. and Mrs. Fredick B. have for many years and intend Marine Co In1976 _______________________________________________________________________________ y Bryson of 154 Plumosus Dr., to continLe doing so. To the best - u GERARD WARGO ,. boycotting. The Commerce Department released Monday the names of American companies Involved In 59 transactions with Arab na- - as AID Officials Fret Over Haiti Image "Oil Painting," with Ms. Mildred Babcock instructing; begins Nov. 2, meets Tuesday and Thursday from 9a.m. to noon, ends Nov. 30, Fee: $15. - Marine Private Ricardo Navy Boatswain's Mate Amoedo, 18, son of Mr. Eduardo Second Class Gerard C. Wargo, Amoedo of 135 Margo Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. George G. tions since Oct. 7. That was the Longwood, has completed Wargo of 404 Lochmond Dr., day President Ford announced recruit training at the Marine Fern Park, participated In his decision henceforth to re Corps Recruit Depot, Parris exercise "Bonded Item" In the veal the names of American Island, S.C. North Sea. companies participating In the A former student of Lyman He Is serving aboard the tank boycott. High School, Longwood, he landing ship USS Fairfax The materials claimed that joined the Marine Corps In County, homeported at Norfolk, some of America's largest cor ,,a April 1978. Va. poratlons Citibank of New , He was one of 10,000 York, Bank of America of San ANN NAYLOR DENVER Cob — Airman Navymen and 13,000 ground Francisco, McGraw-Edison InAnn S Naylor, daughter of troops, from the U.S., Denmark ternational, James Beam Dls- aüing me Federal Bureau of Investigation started investigating a reprimand should not be taken as an endorsement of obviously 'We Do Trade With Israel ' - RICARDOAMOEDO Topics: History of American conteinpory design, types of design, color nomenclature and color coordination, and ac cessorles. Each class period will include a demonstration, followed by a workshop In which the participants will make their own arrangements. Fee: $12.50. U.S. 'Boycotters' Complain Armed Forces .• "Flower Arrangement," six weeks, Instructor: Mrs. Frank L Woodruff III, nationally accredited flower Show Schools Instructor and Judge. Begins Nov. 1, meets Monday 9-11:30 am., ends Dec. 6. Inelegant phraseology." Israel was not the only point of controversy In the Interview with Lurie. He wrote that when he asked Brown whether the United States has the stomach to stand up to the Soviet Union, the four-star Air Force general responded, "No, we haven't." Brown denied making that statement. He did not deny saying It Is pathetic how Britain lsno longer a world power. The Interview quoted Brown as saying Britain's military decline "just makes you want to cry..., All they've got are generals and admirals and bands." t'ever, Brown told the nosi'a MnLeferwe l,Is retti nt was made out of "compassion and understanding, not criticism and The other half of the Democratic ticket, vice presidential nominee Walter F. Mondale, was more blunt. Persons like Brown "shouldn't be sewage commissioners," Mondale said. The remarks that £'.nded Carter and Mondale were part of a wide-ranging Interview with Brown conducted last April 12 by WASHINGTON (AP) Many American companies Identified as participants In the Arab boycott of Israel are complaining that they are , - "11111111111111 lastrueties I" eight weeks, begins Oct. 25 meets Monday 7:30 9:30 p.m. First five weeks: classroom Instruction In theory of sailing, asilbost nomenclature, and design familiarization. The lad three weeks will be practical Instruction In daysallers, board boats, and catamarans, Fee: $35. burden." At a Pentagon news conference Monday with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, Brown said: "I couldn't we strategic value to the United States. I was thinking in military terms." Rumsfeld said, "I want It clearly understood that the absence of some leadership." uemanaea withdrawal of all Syrian forces. SEMINOlE COMMVNTTY COUE [EM Brown was asked: His statement on Israel Involved him In controversy for the second time In two years. Brown was reprimanded by Ford and Apologized In November 1974 for telling a Duke University audience that Jews have too much influence In Congress and "own, you know, the banks In this country, the newspapers." Carter, arriving In Miami on a campaign tour Monday night, conceded that he had not read transcripts of Brown's remarks, but he added: "From what I hear in the news media I think that he should be reprimanded. I think President Ford should show BEIRUT, Lebanon (A?)' — Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat and Syrian President Hafez Assad have agreed on a new peace plan to end Lebanon's civil war and a cease-fire by midnight Wednesday. One Lebanese Christian faction, the Phalangists, also endorsed the peace plan, but Camille Chamoun's forces demanded more restrictions on the Palestinians, and the leftist Lebanese Mos- b 64 "Speaking about the Middle East from a purely military point 01f view, would you say that from the American global strategic Interest, militarily, Is Israel and Its forces more a burden or a blessing from a pure military point of view to the United States?" Brown replied, "Well, I think It's just got to be considered a United States. itins dependent colleges were darted. am Presidential campaigns have Increasingly Emancipation Proclamation, Abraham Uncoin ________ by battalions of armed police, many of whom have used Large horses and crazy dogs to assure that only the swells would have the privilege of attendance. Frankly, not to lessen my concern, I et altogether surprised at this development. In the some year that he announced the ___ ____ ___ TOKYO (AP) An editor ai In the Chinese Communist party newspaper today indicated that an official announcement of the purge of Mao Tse-tung's widow and other leaders of the party's radical wing may be near. The Peking People's Daily said that a "finn campaign mist be waged to thoroughly expose and criticize those who attempted to snatch power from the party." It was the first such comment by the party organ since unconfirmed but apparently authoritative reports from Peking that Chiang Ching, Mao's widow, and three other radicals on the party Politburo were arrested Sept. 7 for plotting to oust Premier Hua Kuo-feng. Tusidey, Oct, 19, M6—" LEARN FOR FUN' 00 Ranan R. Lisle. The Interview Is being distributed to newspapers by King Features. made controversial remarks about such U.S. allies as Israel, Britain and Iran. Ford, according to the White House, accepts Gen. George S. Brown's explanation and "considers the matter closed " For his part, Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told a news conference Monday that his remarks In an Interview did not Indicate disagreement with the U.& policy of aiding Israel. In the Interview, Brown had said that aiding Israel Is a burden on the New Peace Plan Proposed 16 ______________________ e WASHINGTON I ____ Colleges __ _ Alive, Well ___ ' I 1 _______________ ________________ WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter Is urging President Ford to "show some leadership" and reprImand the nation's top uniformed officer, who - P r vate ,~,~ RLD Purge Of Mao's Widow May B. Forthcoming DON OAKLEY _________________ Carter Urges Ford: ' Lead' An d -Reprim an d G e n.Brown IN BRIEF Is Leave 0 ________ Th Feopde' tell " So there. To Insomnia the ca uses of inflation, the problem that tends to keep finance ministers awake at night in most Western capitals. The report may have added to their insomnia. It downplays the importance of high prices for oil and raw materials from the Third World as a factor in inflation. It gives multinational cotamount of b"'re for their -fixing !endencies. But it also comes down Price hard on governments, labor unions and individual employers, and says that control of inflation will Involve difficult political decisions within the Western European community. The report suggests that the Europeans are having trouble with the wedding of socialist and capitalist elements in their "mixed" economies. (kie problem is that governments are spending profusely cc cradle-to-grave security for their IF- What about a visit to the parking Lot of a supennarket to start a few? Most parking lots are littered. Pvople who don't care about other people throw their trash out, leave grocery carts where happy golneky bonds who bear down Inches off the rear tiid of my compact to force me out of their wink' I'm doing legal 36 and they shoot off at a Six economists from six European countries nave simiuea a report 'o the Common Market on AL working properly. them their error. Or the monder cars bearing Adds for one car' "My big peeve," she adds, "Is dill with Insensitive Pet owners who prof publicly their great lovie for people and then, In spite of the leash law, torn their dogs loose. I sin people and I do not wad my lawn fouled, my plants destroyed and holes dog. Nor do I want to be "Putting a fence around my yard involves more than the expense. It Is Inconvenient to have to open and dud a gate every time I use my car and It slows traffic on my street. Anyway, the lawi—coosty and city — say the fence, or walls, belong around the pets. The birth I feed haven't eaten any cats recently and my olasta haven't bitten any dogs, or frightened any b.'.." "And I thoroughly &i111e clever newsmen who write in defense 01 cite dogs that are jed doing what comes naturally. Do you suppose they are really defending owners they know?" "And a very Irksome peeve is the way pedal regulations seem to change from week to week, from window to window, depending on which $101 per day or more pedal employe is talking." A Sanford woman suggests to both Prlckett and 1k raid women's editor Jean Patteson that 'anyone who doesn't have a single pet peeve most need an ear and nose specialist. It doesn't take time," she writes, "to develop a few, If the five senses are And, Helene Edinondeon continues, "110W 1 have H * raw ieemtobeon the dorethelvet into the dose, etc he said. Drink too much' Nope, he repId. Well, maybe you're overdoing your love life, the ik)dOrsigeded. Now Wu the reply agiii Ibnm, the doctor mooed. Now I kl10W y0 trouble—Your halo IS too tight." Ivmulai NsraW..%WW4 Pt they get t1cosh with then, and refiee to be opo nsible for glass they break accidentally. And what abed the people who me two parking spares 'So there Is also the two supermarkets who run big weekly specials but again, shelves aren't tacked and out Is told they are iidoadlng those stems and it will take a couple of boors to get them **P=in&1ft."2hewrb% "oi0* oW joke About the guy who wet to his doctor, comiainuig he had awful heaich,. Doc asked him if he smoked. ] - Ida her Kd Prlchett ____ Home Delivery: Month,$2.4O;1Mo,$ ; Year, $.40. By Mad: In Florida same as home delivery. All 1. their; fo ot ' 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, PUblither, food n1ertha1ksers ran dollars or cents CQIQ43 to your paper hot A voWk of Herald reader, don't Like the idea thAt same pro* do not have pit ___ I., Libnondoon, of Dellary, r .vipp , :',.. ''r-": ,, 4.i.' I. 4 h- .: : - -l.. - . I,.., . 6. -. ri , 't? '. ii ,w . .. -.' 147 - ,Z~. . -....- I% f . -. - 4 i- ...,. -..-. :z", GETI ONIT Everybody who anybody is there. Printing is about to begin on the directory and Yellow Pages. So remem her, extra directory listings cost very little. And if youro in business, you should be In the Yellow Pcg.s, too. The deadline's almost here. Don't miss It Call out new Business Office now. Yellow Pages �IvSaiulNsr,pI,ka(u,tpL ?eN1.t It, $70 Probabl,TheMist .Aiitiimn ...i.i w B5I1U III # Autumn Is here, and with It the most beastiful part of the year. Along the St. Johns and the Wekiva Rivers the c,iweu and swamp bay trees ban turned to red, gold and brown. A late at. tel excursion gives view of the most spectacular swdds to be seen in any part of the year. But alàmg with beauties of nature, Adunm also brings Nor. theaters which mean up the flaking for a while. This hpp.j this wftk - is to n'i r wini wtippi waters scattering the bait fish and makes ban, hard to find. Speckled perch are madly Mill in the deep water, the river not haft cooled off enough to bring them in In any great nom bert However, C. 0. Penney of Martha We Camp had one party Out this week who managed to pick up a string of 30 (all small) trolling BeM1e.In lures. Peuney picked up a pair of (beta pound ban and his son Jilin got three or fm dHJIflg Uw Week. Two of the regulars at Marina Isle, Henry and Tommy Russell, are out In Colorado on an elk-hunting expedition. tkei Bangs fished the Lake Woodruff ares new DeLand with brought pi g pounds of ipld perch. Aten Bridge Camp, afwba3sare4Illrfing10chaaebg shad minnows bid plug casters are finding than hard to tool. Big - y uI aII ,- '1' CeasonOf brown are hiding well off the deck and around the brle: specks have been slow. Mr. and Mrs. 1 ndeay who run the camp on East IR. road 41 at Pile Lake JiM returned from a vacation in Thmau.. They report god 1 -- fishing but no bess to spealt of in t,fr pt of the SL JC1U*. The beat report on bass comes from Inon Bluff Camp. Bill Mason got his limit lbursday and Bob A iiiiiiiii m brought in ElLNell jg the river, landed some every good Strings of specks. Ed 'y' Woods. Lemon Bluff Camp owner, reports that p Evenlsg Hera W, St Pt. HOSPITAL last Sunday's fish fry aiid coiiry mtwlc aesslofl was an out. One in the 11U1 Mending siuCIU arij.plan 10 put on 1flOthS frAure. Dave Burns, manager of WekiVi Lundht-& mentioned the "pick-up and delivery" service for canoe parties Is MIII in effect. Canners who take advandae Of the service are taken *rem by wY of car, paddle ttair way back ttfou&l the bu up the of St the =me wild Wekiva or problem Uth haditropical the Wakiva andSi. Johns. Win growth ihielde the narrow Strewn from rough weather. . Norma Roberts, who recently moved to SflfOflI from Pennsylvania, Is presented with fond nrgl. I,., kt. , Capt. James Snelson oftheSalvatloirAnny r of Sanford. The Army, one of IS ;agencies served by the United Way, provides emergency and short-term service to families and lridlyldJ5 local. non.rcId.nt --. t=Id MobII./Porfabls CI ,j TOTAL VERSATILITY I.dvds$ IS*I!• M4crIui. Ti4ssa $149" $17r WIU*IW COMAIINICATN OR FURNITUR 1 MORE UI ft 31n." olasr Ps.cla, avsu.a.. w ____ p ri i -_____ n & a y Offered At i A a i SALES i baby's World v. CASSILSEIRY - -'s - - L wheravour friends arc" 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients - VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy P19 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. I 80O YALE by Modern Ø•I • I sM*vl No", lierdassd. Ph. 3224707 a Village Optician Now Open A Baby's World $01 I. 25th ST. N.itt.OrlvsrsLiciiwSuriau SANFORD uS$434 OPEN 9:30 To 4:00 Closed Sun. RON'S TIME SERVICE Telephone 177-0431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED - ' Optician is open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9:00 &.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday. Or phone Ron Rottinghaus at 339-1100 for any additional Information you might want before visiting his shop. Customer satisfaction and service through professional attention to every detail that's the promise of the Village Optician. ADV. TIMEX® IZIVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. .:. Orlando, Fl.. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER - PATCHWORK KITS FOR SOME 20% OFF cA Touch /' Country Longwood Village-Hwy 44 at 1.4 Longwood, Fl.. II34 12 BAC MC EMPHYSEMA? ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? BREATHING MACHINES 91 NOW AVAILABLE AT NO COST WITH MEDICARE & INSURANCE I1 We 8620302 I !! 5! CIAI1 OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT ______.__ ENTRY FENCE "AflYthIfl9 in Fence" air Parts Fencing •Repa .custom Built • Posts Fittings 5 - FenciflO FIE ESTIMATES HwY If 91 Longwipoo 830-4222 - JOHN SCHLENI( Registered Optician Ronald Rottinghaus checks the fit of Donna Dempton's new frames at the Village Optician. Ronald Rottlnghaus has opened an optical shop in the Longwood Village Shopping Center (Hwy. 434 at 1-4) called the Village Optician. The business Is new, but Ron and his work are well known to the residents of Seminole County. For almost four years, he has been associated with Dr. Jon U. Day, Sanford ophthaznologl.g and surgeon. With this experience added to six years prior work in the optical field, Ron decided tt was time wtig out his 'Registered Optician" shingle. The Village Optician, In the month since the doors f opened, has already established a reputation for the kind of service and products that Ron considers important. He works with physicians throughout the area to assure each patient the most careful attention to lens prescriptions and frame fitting, 0 scheduling doctor's appointments for his cutomers if necessary. Daily pick-up and delivery by a local optical laboratory assures quick service in 'emergencies. And every complete set of frames and lenses dispensed by the Village Optician is guaranteed for one that all hard or soft contact year. If frames or lenses are lenses are properly fitted for broken under any dr. the wearer's needs and corncumstances during that time, fort. Ron will replace them free of Business hours have been charge. "Even for my 13-year. scheduled to accommodate (M old son'," one customer asked ,'g,mm,,nit,, VOSflV. 1 The UIIIi.t.. In amazement. The answer"'"i" an unqualified "Yes." And this guarantee Includes badly scratched lenses as well! Frame repairs, lens duplication and sunglasses are also among the services offered 0 at the Village Optician. Md(M selection of new frames Is as complete as any glasses wearer could desire. Frame prices Mart as low as 110; but (or the high-fashion minded, Ron ofART SUPPLIES (ers designer-line styles by *GLASS Oscar [)eLaftenta, Diane Von For Every Purpose Furstenberg, Pierre Chardln, Gloria Vanderbilt and others. .MIRRORS Bank Arnericard, Master Charge and American Express .PAINT cards are accepted. The Village Optician *WALLPAPER supply contact lenses, too. This service Is made possible through Ron's making arrangements for an expert in Glass & Paint Co.. Inc. contact lens fitting to see his rn fl SeAarik customers by appointment. A series of visits to the I4)ngWoOd Village Optical shop a.ssur4 p' 2IOManoliaA,e Sanford The Federally-operated Alaska Railroad links An. chorage and Fairbanks, and provides a one-day trip through the winter season, twice weekly. Summer Alaska is also a great way to glet an idea ci wilderness, Southeast Alaska oust-s a spectacular maze of moun. taln.rimmed fjords, ever. OtSifi Countless It. - -- forsoti - lands, and 0 turesque communities - all of which are accessible in summer, fun to visit, and interesting to remember. A ferryllner will take you along South East Ports, from Seattle and Prince Rupert, British Columbia - the scenery alon, will make your trip worthwhile, Alaska has become a pop. utar vacation destination, Learn more about it from those at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 574 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Park. Tel. MS.2OO. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat. 10.2. Friendly service extended to all clients. We can plan. trip for your club or organiza. lion. F*WIY Notice Deciding where to spend your vacation? Become a brochur, collector the dreaming Is part of the fun. - -, - j° Shepplug Cu I .. Meftnd .-- ,.. ---'-- -' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. cuiT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IVIL ACTION NO. 7e.I6IS.CA4,. BARNETT MORTGAGE COM. PANY, formerly BARNETT WINSTON MORTGAGE COM PANY. a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, IN SANFORD REGISTRATION STILL OPEl TEACHING PROGRAM (OFF Waktj Rates MALUM L. Legal Noike - BUSY BEE jffY OfILD CARE PRE-SCHOOL 1t, FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME NotIce Is hereby given that I am T Notice ishel.eby given that WI I t9aQed In busIness at 40$ River. iflUlgid In business at P.O. Box dew Ave., Attamonte Springs 1055. 3*2 Church St., Longwood, I eminle County, Florida under the SemInole County, Florida under the &titious name of "DIANE SCOTT. fictitious name of LAS SERVICES, I THE WALLPAPER LADY", and and that we Intend to registersaid Olaf I Intend to register said name name with the Clerk of the Circuit ltt the Clerk of the Circuit Court, I Court, Seminole County, Floride In 'Seminole County. Florida I-.-..-...--- with in* provIsions of osrdance with the provisions of the the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. p Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Wit; Section 105 09 Florid. Florida Statutes Section 80-09 Florida Statutes 1957. 1957. 5: Diane B. Scott 5: Lawrence U. Goodw in Publish: Sept. 21, Oct s, 12. II, 1970 Charles S. Beasley DED-lia ti: Oct 3. 12. 19, 3*, 1970 - Lc l 2427 HOLLY AVENUE Ism ST. BEHIND WINN DIXIE) o4PM. 333-7510 fl . 0 ______ d oflce Legal ,I 322-0760 sees 0 "-fl W. ••_00_ IPtAl(p-$J, SR.. -- - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned desirltig to engage In business Under the FIctItI Name of NUCCI'S RESTAURANT AND DELI at 2 Sanlando Plaza,' City of Allamont, Springs, Florida Intends to register the said na.... with Seminole County. Florida. Anthony Castellano Publish: Oct. 3. 12. II. 2$. 1976 DEE-Si - Notice Jo Aim Thomas, Lake Mary Harvey H. Bloodsworth, Maltland . Janet I.. Gregory, Orange City Kenneth D. Boudreaux, Sorrento Herman Titusville A. Fisher, BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs John (Sandra) Klauck, a girl Mr. & Mrs. David (Sandra) Swiuners, a boy, Sorrento DJCHARGF Sanford: N. Collins Willis M. Daffron Joe Jones Charles W. Keeley Martha Reufley George H. Thigpen Minds Washington Mary A. Harrington, Deltona Peter Petersen, Deltona Carol A. Jordan, Longwood Herman L. Watson, Orange City Maude F. Covington, Wirder Park - - . •T•, '¼ and EE MORAN RupOndent.hu, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LEE MORAN Address Unknown IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE action for dissolutionof marriage has been filed against you and you COUNTY, FLORIDA _________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 7OI7tI.CA.ft.s arereQuIredtos.rv,.copy0,y written defenses, if any, to it on PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK. a Elsie Moran, Petitioner, whose corporation organized and of existing address is 1451 Carlisle or., under the laws of the State INVITATIONTOSID New Casselberry, Fla. 32707 on or before Jersey. CitefSanterd, November 8th, 1976, and file the Plaintiff, Florida V' original with the clerk of this court Sealed bids will be received in the JACKIE 0. either before service on Petitioner UNDERwOOD. uses or office of the City Manager, Sanford at, - immediately thereafter ; Florida ,u, , otherwise a default de ault will be entered Defendants, I. Six ''o"" Basketball Standards A South West V01US"d Counties IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No. 1$I$55.C544D 'In InRe the Marriage of MORAN PetItioner ife OPhlI "b ill. A -nold / •cr.o?iro CW, 0 Spo,.f dustY f ministralor of Goals against you for the relief demanded MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE the Estate of Kenneth F. Straight. in the complaint or petition. NOTICE OF SUIT 2 One 1" Seif.Priming Sewage TO: WILLIAM KILDAY ROSS ( al WITNESS my hand and the seal of Lift Station Pump enanIs. this Court on October 1st, 1916. Residence and Address Detailed specifications are AND MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Unknown available at the office of the City and to any and all other parties NOTICE OF SUIT Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. OVIEDO TRACTOR CO TO: KENNETH W. STRAIGHT SR Manager. claiming any right, title, and or Clerk of the Circuit Court All bids shall be in • the Residence and Address City interest in and By: Linda U. Show 4 following Otfice, city Hall, San. described property,totothe Unknown Deputy Clerk Wit: ACCESSORIES ford, Florida not later than and to any and all other parties 1:30 Oct. 5, Il, II. 26. 1976 Lot 97. OAKLAND AD Publish, LAWN -A GARDEN claiming any right, title, and or P.M. Wednesday. November), 1976. DITION, according toHILLS DEE 32 the Wjitot plat Interest in and to the following The bids will be publicly OPied on thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13. EQUIPMENT the same data at 7:00 P.M. FICTITIOUS NAME described prcpfffy, to-wit: RETAI tOPARTSAND Page 90. Public Recoros of Seminole The City Commiuionr,çy0 the County. Notice is hereby given that I am Lot 10, Block 3, Heftier Homes Florida righttoacceptortor,i,ct any orall In businessat 704 Orange Orlando Section One according to bids YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED engaged i the best interests of tMCity St.. Altamonte Springs 37101. thePiatinPiat Book 13, PagisSend that a Suit to foreclose a mortgage PH. 3434243 0. Publi Records of Seminole of Sanford Seminole County, Florida under the onIheabovedesribedprop,,ty Route 424 W. E. Knowles, lltitio&ji name at BEST TV.. County, Florida Ovledo been institutnd against you In the City Manager TOGETHER WITH: Circuit Court of the Eighteenth RENTAL, and that I intend to City of Sanford Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole register said name with thi Clerk of Rang. Publish. Oct. it, 1976 Refrigerator County, Florida. You and each of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, DEE 101 Florida in accordance with the ' Washer . you are her required to file your provisions • j Dryer MEAT of the Fictitious Name Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit Statutes. To Wit: Section 11309 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Court.andserveacopytherupon SERVICE that a suit to foreclose a mortgage VICTOR E. W000MAN.OI the firm Florida Statutes 1951. 5- Jack L White on the Above described pr,,perty as HORMEL WESTERN of Winderweedle, Hanes. Ward & ' Publish Oct. 19. 76. Nov. 7. 9. 1976 been instituted against you in the Woodman. P A. Post Otfice Box 880. DEE too Circuit Court in the Eighteenth IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Winter Park. Florida 32119. At Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole SEMINOLE torneys for Plaintiff in 'the above COUNTY, CUTM County, Florida. You and each of FLORIDA AKkTPED styled action. on or before the 10th IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR you are hereby required to file your PRORATE DIVISION FOR FREEZER day of November 1976 If you fall to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA - Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit File Number 7$.314.CP do so, judgment by default will be Located (, Block Oil SR 427 Court, and serve a copy thereof upon Division taken against you for the relief PROBATE DIVISION South On Glides Dr., East On File Number 75-334-Cp VICTOR E. WOODMAN, of the firm In Re: Estate ot demanded in Complaint. Richmond Rd., Near 17.92 South 01 Winderweedle, Haines Ward A .ioVONtiE M. BARNES This Notice Shall be published Division Side Of Sanford. Woodman. P.A. Post Office Box $80, once each week for four consecutive In Re: Estate of Deceased JOHN L WILSON, Winier Park, Florida 32789, At. We do accept food stamps weeks In the Evening Herald NOTICE OF torn.ys for Plaintiff in the above Deceased WITNESS the hand of the Clerk 01 ADMINISTRATION WHOLESALE PRICES FOR ALL For Information Call n.7n3 NOTICE OF styled action, on or before the 3rd TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the Circuit Court. Seminole County. ADMINISTRATION day of November 1976. If you fail to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida. this the 8th day of October TO ALL PERSONS HAVING do so, iudgment by default will be THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 1976 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST taken against you for the relief (Seal) OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED GH scoa sitmes S4! $ THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ON demanded in Complaint. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr IN THE ESTATE: OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED This Notice shall be published QA Clerk of the Circuit Court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED .JG FROM SET. 1, TfRi OCT 30,WX I IN THE ESTATE: once each week for four consecutive that the administration of the estate By Martha T Vehien YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED weeks In the Evening Herald. Deputy Clerk of JOVON NE AS BARNES, that the administration of the estate WITNESS the hand of the Clerk of deceased, File Number 76374 CP. is WINDERWEEDLE. HAINES. of John L Wilson, deceased, File Rw _ NOH.NZCOnAIL& the Circuit Court, Seminole pending in the Circuit Court for WARD & WOODMAN, P Numbli 76326 CP, is pending In the 'County. Florida, this the 1st day of Seminole County, Florida. Probate Post Office Box eao Circuit Court for Seminole County, October 1970. Winter Park, Florida 377$9 Division. the address of which is (Seal) Florida, Probate Division, the ad G000 Seminole County Courthouse, PubliSh Oct 12. 19. 26, Nov 2. 1976 dress of which is Seminole County Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Sanford. Florida The personal DEE 69 Courthouse. Sanford, Florida 32771 Clerk of the Circuit Court representative of the estate is THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The personal representative of the mu By: Martha T. Vihien MICHELLE 0 BARNES. whose IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. estate is Howard I Wilson. whose Publish: Oct 3. 12, II, 26. 7916 address is 211 Wlndmeact CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE address is P0 Box 2050. DeLand. DEE ows. Altamonte Springs, COUNTY, FLORIDA Fla 32770 The name and address of Florida 32701 The name and ad Cold La" chssaiap the personal representative's at. :ASE NO. 16-772-CA-".F IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE dress of the personal represen PAN AMERICAN BANK OF torney are set forth below. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. tative'sattoqn.y are set forth below ORLANDO. Raw All persons having claims or formerly known tmm%w CIA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE All persons having claims or as Citizens N.A.. demands National Bank of against the estate are COUNTY, FLORIDA. demands against the estate are Orlando. You must kl.e required. WITHIN ISiS .I$ on THREE CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1N1-.CA.$. required, WITHIN THREE *4* CSWp 4* 50W Plaintiff, GOLD LANCI CLASS MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF £ "our stare Is 90 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF .' iUtG.D.Iiwfl$4Wks. vs THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF A f.e11FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF JAMES M KIRSHFIELD and THIS ffOTlCEto file with the clerk TGAGE ASSOCIATION, CARBEN a cor THIS NOTICE. tc tile with the clerk JEWELERS porat ion organized and existing of the above court a written CONNIE A K1RSHFIELD, his wife. Of the above court a written N Lenawood Plaza I1lieae Defendants Statement of any claim or demand under the laws of the United States statement of any claim or demand AMENDED they may have Each claim must be of America. they may have. Each claim must be CLE ik's NOTICE OF SALE in writing and must indicate the Plaintiff, in writing and must indicate the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that basis for the claim, the name and vs basis tor the claim, the name and address of the Creditor or his agent DONALD S. CARVEIRO and address of the creditor or his agent pursuant to a Final Judgment in or foreclosure dated the 77sf day of attorney, and the amount NORA.'I R. CARVEIRO. his wife. et or attorney, and the amount September. 1976. as amended by Claimed. If the claim is not yet due. al. claimed It the clam is not yet out. that certain Order Cancelling Sale the date when it will become due Defendants the date when it will become due and Amending Final Judgment in shalt be Slated. It the claim is NOTICE OF ACTION shalt be stated If the claim i' Foreclosure dated October 13. 1976 contingent or unliquidated, the TO. DONALD S CARVEIRO and contingent or unliauldated. the and entered in Civil Action No. 76- nature of the uncertainty shall be NORMA R CARVIERO, nature of the uncertainty Shall be 772 CA 09-F in the Circuit Court stated it lha claim is secured, the his wife staled If the claim is secured,' he the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, of 43 security shall be described The In Residence Unknown security Shall be described. The and for Seminole County, Florida, claimant shall deliver sufficient YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an claimant Shall deliver sufficient wherein Pan American Bank of Copies of the claim to the clerk to action to foreclose is mortgage On copies of the claim to the clerk to the following property in Seminole enable the clerk to mail one copy to Orlando. NA. formerly known as enable the clerk to mail one copy to Citizens National Bank of Orlando, a each Personal representative County. Florida !aCh personal representative, banking association is the Allpers.onslflterestcdinthefttate Lot I and the West 25 feet of Lot 7, All persons interested In the estate national Plaintiff and James U Klrshfield to whom a copy of thisNotice of Block 3. In the Re-survey of Block 4. to whom a copy of this Notice 01 and Connie A Klrshhield, his wife, Administration has been mailed WILOMERE. City of Longwood, as Administration has been mailed an' are the Defendants. I, ARTHUR H are required, THREE recorded in Plat Book 1. page $0 of required. WITHIN THREE BECKWITH, Clerk of the above MONTHS FROM WITH THE DATE OF the Public Records of Seminole MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF entitled Court, will sell to the highest THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF County, Florida THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF and best bidden, or bidders, tor cash, Tills NOTICE, tofile any objections has been filed against you and you THIS NOTICE. to file any objections at the West Front door of the they may have that challenges the re required to serve a copy of your they may have that challenge the County Courtnous, validity of the decendent's will, the 'p t.ritlen tiffenSes, it any, to it, on validity 01 the decedent's will, the Seminole Sanford. Florida at 11:00A U, on the qualification of the personal Julius G. Petruska, ROWLAND, quaifications of the personal tt day of November, 1976. the representative, or the venue or PETRUSKA. BOWEPI A Mc represe,'iative, or the venue or ARE following described property as Ilef jurisdiction of the court DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney. lurildiction f the court forth in said Final Judgment in ALL CLAIMS. DEMAjIDS, AND whowaddress is X8 North Magnolia ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Foreclosure situate in Seminole OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED RUNNING YOU RAGGED? Avenue, Orlando. Florida 32$01. on OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED County, Florida, to witWILL BE FOREVER BARRED Lot us get rid of those rodents or or before November 17, 1976. and fill WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Lot 6. Block C. THE COLON Dale of the first publication of this the original with the Clerk of this Date of the first publication of this NADES FIRST SECTION, other pests for you before they do any ac Notice of Administration October Court either before service on the Nnt,ce of Administration October cording to the P1st thereof as 19th, 1976 more damage. We have trained, Plaintiff's attorney or immediately 77th. 1976 recorded in Plat Book IS. pages 79 S Howard I Wilson experienced men, specially equi pped to thereafter, otherwise a default will Michelle 0 Barnes and to, Public Records of Seminole As Personal Repreterira do the lob right. be entered against you for the relief As Personal RepresentaCounty, Florida live of the Estate of demanded in the Complaint live of the estate of WITNESS my hand and the of John L Wilson EMERGENCY SERVICE 0 WlTNESmy hand and the Wolof .1"VONPIE AS BARNES ficial $al of this Court at Sanford. Deceased this Court, this 11th day of October. .tceased Seminole County, Florida this 75th ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 1976 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL PH. 322.8865 day Of October, 1976 REPRESENTATiVE. lSeaIi REPRESENTATIVE (COURT SEAL) S J. Charles Gray Arthur H Beckwith, it' POPE BASSETT E of Grey. Adams, Harris & Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ART PEST Clerk of the Circuit Court 500 South Maitland Avenue Robinton. P A Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Maitlanid, Fioride 32731 By. Cherry Kay Travis P0. Box 3068. Orlando, FIa 32802 Sanford's Oldest and La rgest Company Deputy Clerk telePhone 6.41 7121 Deputy Clerk Telephone (305) sti uao 2542 S. Park Ave. PubliSh Oct II. 19. 26. Now. 2. 1976 il/f Sanford Publish Oct It, 1976 Publish. Oct. tO. 1976 ( DEE 71 DEE61 DEE 702 DEE 103 Colorful Pictures DUDA AUTO PARTS third ntury america 1976' PROGR'ES"' EDITION MILLER a; Send PROGRESS 1976 to your family and friends outside Florida and let them see for themselves what Central Florida life is all about. p ' Help us share our pride In the communities In which you live. Simply fill In the coupons with names 8 addresses of your relatives it friends. - - We'll mall them a copy of our fabulous Progress Edition. soo ff - 0 r 00 " , ONLY 75; I Per Copy Postage Prepaid I RESERVE YOUR EXTRA COPIES TODAY! 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GRANDmow OPENING SPECIAL I she explains that the value of 4000 • Phiubig Rztirss 4 Supple. I early childhood training cannot be underestimated when one •Pps&Pvdflcathutqu. I considers that the moot imn0 110 % portant formative years are up partant -f •TIs- Sehs&bufuI toagealx.SandraGLll,whob WITH OFF i (MS OfldpersOnh hostateto THIS ON ANY PURCHASE OFUOIMORE AD receive her Child Development OFFER ENDS OCT. 31 is the educational She provides for KINGS SUPPLIES the development of your child DIVISION OFOONZALEZ& COSTA AUOC..INC. through experiences that en23361 011111i -low -low 2 I courage creativity and Self-ow ab 41M om -OW concepts as the child learns about himself and n- Finger painting with chocolate pudding. From left: Susan Gregory, Sandra Gill Teacher, Donald Brown, Niki Brown, Lucille Reynolds and Qaareece Reynolds. A Baby's World has several 10 ' R:Id Notlinhaus major leaning centers: Featuring well-known childhood they are aware of their child's door to the Drivers Ucense Reg. Optician housekeeping, block building, characters, all painted by Mary daily experiences. Some Bureau) or call Mrs. GUI at 323. U'tU1%t' 0Ut art, reading, music and table Self, parents have volunteered to 304 or 34433. She can then activities. Children will enjoy LENSES PRESCRIPTIONS A well-balanced nutritious share their talents with the give you any additional in. DUPLICATED FILLED brush painting, singing, lunch and snacks are served center and others are en- formation that you may need. rhythmic movements and daily. The menu for a one-week couraged to do so. Mrs. Gill Contact Instil Frame lairs dramatic play. Finger painting period is posted near the door. offers periodic "playshops" Uyou'rea working parent, let igiassis S Sports Optics with chocolate pudding Is a The food the children eat for sponsored through Val A Baby's World show you what favorite, snacks Is Important, and at A Parent Resource Center. day care ought to be! A Baby's 10 am. .7 p.m. LONOW000 VILLAGE ,. p.s . 3394 1 A 1aby's World Is equipped Baby's World snacks consist of 'paykJop" are for parents World maintains the highest £{1h atiracuve teaching aids,. fruit and fruit Juices, raw whoarehiterestedin lurnlnt y'VIess 1VIIUI 4,h. saLIUaIUa 01 Including rtiyuun instruments, vegetables, cheese and how to encourage creativity. prices working parents can hand puppets, child-size kit. crackers. Candies, cakes and chen, low shelves, mobiles and cookies are served rarely as A Baby's World is open afford because of the belief that A Baby's World iota of books, pictures and treats. Monday through Friday, 6:00 each child should be given the EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE pi=les The entire center is Parents are encouruged to a.m. to 6:00 p.m. To register, opportunity to develop In his Exclusively Designed For decorated with gay murals visit A Baby's World so that visit 601 East th Street (next fullest right as an Individual. - A ass ' IflfQfltS to Age i YeGra Lot us show you what a wonderful s*psriinc, day car, can ho OPEN a.m. IsO P.M. Mon.-Fri. 0 F - Mliii NOTES Join Us transient-usually In - - A Baby's World Is a first for Sanford & Seminole County In that it is designed exclusiirt2l for infants up to -three '-)f e. It Is not simply a baJyIttIg service, but provides rather for the total development of the child, broadening his physical. mental, emotional atW social OCTOBER ii ADMISSIONS Sanford: Arthur H. Bradford Levine E. Broome Richard Cur Lu-die Darnell Gwendolyn C. Davis John Dixon William F. Gebliardi Martha S. Howard Harry Jensen James J. Knight Katie 1,. 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NEW YORK u £ve.sis Nena, Saitird, FL Sooners 4-1v~ I L IUI1eU Pro Hocke y WAU Flof th t V, I Jose Catches Everything 'J.eáding Jal-Ala,inner W AP The compare the two clubsthat are _u1 of Farner, 15 The 1111 Yankees brought asked Kubek. Berm, a Hall of sire player, bitted .293 with 17 Shortstop: "Shortstop, I can't Kubek said. Mantle, oNewYorkYankeesarenoUffle separated by much more than tape measures wherever they Famer, batted .235 with 358 homers and 96 RBI this year. say," said Kubek, who hapBoyer, a peIeii defensive sixth on the sUlfiDe home run League team. After all, they're 45 years and new double knit went. They hit a major league homers In his 19-year major Second base: "1 know Willie pened to play that position for third baseman. hit .242 In 11 list with 536. His ilfetfine bet* the American League chain- knickers. record 240 homers that year, league career. Howard hit 167 Randolph's a good, young play. the 1961 Yankees. A slick short. seasoon. Nettles, a very re tlng average wan M. He was 'pions. Yet former Yankee Tony "It's really hard to make with Roger Maria and Mickey homers and batted .274 in 10 er, but I can't say rd take him stop with a strong arm, Kubek apected defensive player, led an excellent outfielder. In 1961, Kubek thinks only one player comparisons," says Kubek. Mantle combining for 113. They seasons. over Bobby Ridianbon." Rich- batted .266 In nine seasons. the AL In homers with with 32, he slammed 34 homers, scored from New York's 1976 club part of NBC's baseball broad. won 109 games, second most "And don't forget, Johnny arthon, dhe of the smoothest Fred Stanley, also a strong while driving In 93 runs and hit- 132 runs, knocked 15126 RBI could have started for the casting team. "The game's ever by a Yankee team, win. Blanchard ithlrd-string catch- Yankee Infielders, batted .266 In fielder, hit .233 this year. and batted .317. hug .2J4. Yankees in 1961. thanged so much, with ex- ning their second of five L1) had 2Iholflerlthat season," 12 seasons. Rivers, ifleet ceiterfIeld Outfield: "People forget that Third base: 'Gra1g Nettles Kubek says that of the pansion. relief, pitching, arti- straight pennants: said Kubek. Randolph, a 22-year-old had a great year and he has Hector Lopez drove In a lot of with no arm, scored 66 ruff -present Yankee regulars, only ficlal turf and the designated The streak ended In 1964, the Munson batted .302 with 17 rookie with excellent range, hit power, but no one ever played runs for us and he was in and while battIng .312 this season. Catfish Hunter would definitely hitter. last time the Yankees won the homers and 103 runs batted In .267 in 191& third base like Cute Boyer," out of the Lineup," Kubek said. He stole 43 bases. fit Into the pinstripes of the "But the only guy I feel ce AL pennant until ft year's this year. Mans hit a record 61 homers In 12 seasons, Lopez hit .269 Yankee powerhouse, which tainly would make the 1961 team, headed by Hunter and First base: "1 like QamblIss, with l$homers.He was only a iniel games, And had aPow enished the Cincinnati Reds In Yankees would be Hunter." hitters Thurman Munson, but Moose owran hit over .300 arm in right field. Life' fair defensive player. Roy erful the World Series 15 years ago. Catfish, five-time game win. Mickey Rivers and Chris four straight seasons and he White has a weak arm but, time, 1w batted .260 with 275 Kubek. a cog on six Yankee ncr, would fit nicely Into then- Chambliss. was a good defensIve first overall, is good outfielder. He homers In 12 seasons. The Vanpennant-winning teams in the Yankee Manager Ralph Houks Catcher: "Thurman Mun- baseman," Kubek said. In 14 keespzatoOfledInrigMfield hit .236 this season. late 50s and early 60s, considers rotation, which included Whitey son's a helluva good player, but seasons, Skowron batted .282 ve year between right-handed Oct . 197 6 th ha "I ink you're going to s,ii. kited. Fl. TVI1d$V, i. himself a somewhat biased Ford, Bob Turley and Ralph could he have beaten out ________________________________ some problems in centerfield hitting Lou Pljtielia and let Yogi and slugged 211 homers, historian, but he was willing to Terry. Berra or Elston Howard?" Cham bliss, also a good defenand right field," said Kubek. handed hitting Oscar Gamble. 20 NEW YORK 'API Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson isn 't about to write off - the New York Yankees and Yankee manager Billy Martin thinks he's wise not to do so. "1 said before the World Series began that I thought it would go seven games," Anderson said before the Series resumed tonight with Game Three. "I think I'll stick with that. "The Yanks are an excellent club. They have to be to be here in the Series. They've won three or four in a row before and they can always do it again, Anderson said. They Yanks will have to do Just that to get back into this Series. They lost the first two games in Cincinnati, 54 and 4-3. Only six times in 73 previous - L World Series has a team been down 2.0 and come back to win the championship. And two of those teams were Yankee teams, in 1956 against the Brooklyn Dodgers and two 'ears later against the Mdwauket Braves. "1 think Sparky's right," Martin said of Anderson's conservative stance. "I think we have the edge at home because we're more used to the natural grass. And we're very easily capable of turning this thing around in a hurry. "I'm not all that Impressed with their pitching," Martin continued. "But I am impressed with the rest of their club. Still, 1 can't call them awesome the way some people have. The Yankee clubs that! played on, when we won five World Series in a row, that 's awesome." Martin sends 31-year-old right-bander Dock Ellis to the mound tonight in hopes of turning things around. Ellis turned himself around this year after coming to New York as a virtual throw-In In a trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates. After several stormy and ineffective seasons, he posted a 17.8 record this year. "1 hate cold weather. I don't like pitching in It. I don't think anyone likes playing in it," Ellis said, viewing the possiblity of playing in sub-freezing temperatures in Yankee Sta. diwn. Ellis said he was in no way nervous about being the man on the spot. "It's Just anouther game to me," he said. 'You've - - un DIT Wlndemife(0401 T. 0. Lie DlvIslsa Pinicasfle (4.1.1 ) So. Seminole (32 1 ) Lakeview (030) - I - -- - - 0 3 0 1 2 1 I 0 5 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE N•Wrt I. SmI* DlvIsieø Orlando Can. (3.30) 3 1 0 Darrell Johnson, split end on the Seminole High REFLECTIONS football team which defeated Gainesville Friday night. 21.19, takes a good look at his player of the week award presented this morning by Optimist OF LAST WEEK Club member Dick Schwartz. Johnson scored two touchdowns for the Seminoles, who are off this week. Black Didn't Know Who Won, Bu t B Of Week ' which acts like a launching pad Conway (42-0) 2 2 TulkawIlia (1-40) I 3 .IackionHgts. (1.5-0) I 3 Oisre Stun Dlviii.., D,Lsnd(4.0-0) 4 0 WlvWif' Pk. (42.0) 3 1 Teague (3-34) 2 2 Ocou(0.40) 0 0 0 Black, a senior who never run against the Gators. lie also scored by a Bulldog since Jacky started until this year, hit 14 of converted nine of 13 third down Parker scored six against 17 passes for 211 yards and one plays in the game. But he sat Auburn in 1952. - . o 0 i AMERICAN CONPIRINCI Prank Hubbard Division St. Cloud (3.0-0) 1 0 Mllwu (3.30) 3 1 Witder GIn. (3-30) 2 2 mailland (I-41) 0 3 TO. Li. DIvIslo., SO. SenlnolelS-1-0) 3 1 Pinecattle (S-i 0) 3 1 W.Volusia(2-1.1)d 0 3 Sanford (0-40) 0 4 0 0 0 I 0 0 1 0 Junior Midget NATIONAL CONFill BRUCE Reberti. Smith Dlviii.., Orlando Con. (4-00 1 0 0 TulawlIla (3-2.1) 3 0 Conway (3-30) 2 2 0 Jackson Hgts (0-40 0 1 0 0.er. Stuart Division Lakeview (2-2-I) DeLand (3.30) 2 2 0 2 3 0 1 3 0 Teague 12-4-4) AMERICAN CONFERENCE Prank Hubbard Division South Lake (3-00) 1 0 0 Milwe.(I-S-1) . 1 2 I Another Opinion Affurms Rozelle Rule Is Illegal Orland. McCoy (050) 0 3 0 T.O. Lee Division So. Seminole(54-0) 3 0 01 Pln.castIe(3-I.1) Sanford U-SO) 2 I 1 0 4 Bulldogs, Ram s F ag VVinn ers Kentucky's A Named I StilI Of Week - - A three-Judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Riggins Named V1eek's Lineman . ' 4 - baseball cards. Today, Air Force T. Sgt. Dick Leech has amassed a collection of more than 65, cards. 1 bought cards for the first time in 1962," explains Leech, who has spent 13 of his 35 years players I remember in that first set of cards were Mickey Mantle, Stan Muslal, Early Wynn, Milo Candini and Stan Jok." It 'didn 't take Leech long to devise a plan to quickly enlarge his collection. "I got in good with the local wholesale candy man," he recalls. "I often rode my bike to his store on the edge of to wn and ret urned home with a basket full of cards" Leech is now a communications specialist at this small Air Force installation on the heel of Italy's boot. His coll ection Is so immense that he was able to bring ody 30,000 baseball cards wi th him on his assignment. An entire wall In the living room of the Leech home in Masagne Is hi dden by the book can which houses his collec- tion. Most cards remain in cereal, bread, various soft cardboard boxes, but he has drinks, marbles and cookies." placed his favorites, such as the 1951 Bowman Com pa ny series, While Individual cards have changed little, se ries of cards have been greatly enlarged , Leech says. "Today, companies do as much 's they can to increase the number of cards In a set. Up unt il the early '50s, they had a single pi ct ure of th e player alone. Now they put in rookie cards, team cards and the outstanding players from in clear plastic covers in special notebooks. "Car ds have been distributed in a number ways over the years," 'eys Leech. "Nowadays, most cards come In bubble gum packs, and this is the way that most people have seen them. But baseball cards have also come with dog food, 0 the previous year. They even have cards on the all-time allstars, Like Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb," When It comes to cheering For a major league team.Leech is a St. Louis Cardinals fan. "When Iwas growing up in Arkansas in the 'SOs," he says, "the only games we could pick up on the radio were the Cardinals'. That part of the country was s:iturated with Csrdinals broadcasts, so naturally I became a St. Louis fan." During his Air Force career, Ij#rh his. I 1 VIVU orouna inc world. Wherever he goes, he takes his cards with him, "No matter where I am," he says, "I can take out my collection and think about when ! was a kid playing Jj and trading cards. I always feel Just like I'm In the States, I've never regretted trading away my toy soldiers," for their services. The appeals court ordered the Among the "reasonable negotiated, At Bowl America SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE High Games Bob Lochner IS?; Standings I Sweet Peas; 2. Eddie Bonden 200 200; James Sweet Rolls, 3- Salt 6. Pepper; 4 Jackson 201, Patsy Polk 147; Mary Fresh Tomatoes; 5. Salad Bar; 6 Ann White ill; Kathy Bradley ISO; Juicy Fruits; 7. The Dumplings; S Russell Holloman 101 The Nuts. High Series- Ken Speigle 502; High Games Lou Ann McDonald Donnie Anderson 515. Eddie 169. Bowden 559; James Jackson s53, Converted Splits Pat Tenny 1$ Rosemarie Beehner 302. Bill 10. Griffith $47 Other Highlights- Pat Tennv Converted Splits Pete Piedra S turke y . 10 Other Highlights Star of the week Eddie Bowden .91 CITY SLICKERS Standings, 1. No I.- 7 1,1 Hards; 3 No I. I Foolish Four; S The SHOOTING STARS Burglars. 6 No. 3, 7 No 7, 5. Achs & Pains St,'ndngs- I Mayfair Country High Games John Bryant 191, Club, Link Construction 201. 3, Ann Smith 119. Niels Nursery & Green House Ill. High Series: John Bryant 563. Ann 4 Kennedy Tractor IS' lii S. Smith 197. Whirling Wonders 13 11; 6 No. 2 Other Highlights: Queen of the lov, I31-; 7. Morris & Speigle Week, Valor* Floyd 47 Roofing; I Burns Texaco U Haul 9 I S. Howard Mobil 516, 10 Green Grocery 8 16, II Team Four 6 2 THENOONERS I7'2; I? A J. Lossing Transfer & Standi ngs I Stenstrom Realty Varner Speciatters 1612, 3 Web Storage 4'- 17, High Games. Donine MacAteer 5tCi'S Realty IS 13; 4. Lake Mary Rib 207; Ann Smith 191. Gmnny Chadwick IS 13 Nancy Rivers 113. Myrtle WOT.M 1216.6 WOTM 622 Bradley 175; Margaret Tindei 116 High Games Phyllis Mott I9S High Series Dorine M.acAteer Mary McLaughlin 177. Ann Curtis 601. A,ii, Smith 5-31. Nancy Rivers "°' High Series- Mary McLaughlin 506; Kathie Behrens 175. Norma Gromer 121, Ginny Chadwick 124; 4, Ann Curtis 191 Con verted Splits Phyllis Varner Margaret Tindel 341. Other Highlights. Queen 01 lhe 67 I. Lilue Whitehead S 97; Ann Week Dorine MacAteer 117 Curtis - defender as the Seminoles clarification should pave the raced the ball back for a way for a resolution of these matters at the bargaining table, touc hdown. as has been done in baseball, hockey and basketball." The spokesman said the league understood that the apSeminole Community peals court "has confirmed the College's golf team, fresh off a position that the Rn- second place finish in the Polk zelle Rule Is a subject to be re- Invitational last weekend, looks DENVER (AP) Rudy solvedin collective bargaining" to an Oct. 28-29 date in the Hackett, a 6-foot-9 forward and that the court also "recog- Valencia Invitational at signed by Denver as a free nazed the need fur reasonable Orlando's Alhambra Country agent earlier this year, was restrictions on player transfers Club as its next outin g. I sent to the New York Nets in the NFL" Last weekend, Wade Botts Other Highlights Queen 01 the Tuesday for future considera. The rule, called the Rozelle carded 72-80 and C . B. SNEAKERS Vie Richburg Week. Mary Mctaucanlin IS Standings No 9 16 1. No 3 1 6. 'tlons, a Nuggets spokesman Rule after NFL commissioner had 75.67 to pace the Seminoles No 714 6. said. Pete Rozelle, says a player can in coming from 13th DYNATRONICS MIXED place on High Games TtfryErnerwn 269. The transaction trimmed the become a free agent when he Friday to finish Just 16 strokes Standings I Brown Sugar, 2 Dorothy Brown 211, Lois Smitl- 211; Spacers It. 3 Southpw. I Pure Rosalie Morace 112. Jim Nuggets' roster to 13 players, plays out his contract with a behind winner Broward. Morace Pleasure, $ Unpredi1abtes; 5 217 one above the limit that must be team, but gives the commisOther Raider scores included Sandbaggers; 7. Jay Vays Raiders; High Series - Terry Emerson 610 reached by the opening of the sioner the power to order coin- Jay Gilson's 76-75, Bennie I 4 Stars; 9. The Trotters; 10 'N" Coverted Splits Huston Chem 7 ang. Ii. Geneva Gems. 12 tO. National Basketball Associpensation when a player goes to Smithers' 79-73 and Murray Spinning Pins, I) The Turkeys, Ii Other Highlights Terry Emerson atlon season this week. another team an the league. Miller's 072. Alley Cats Star of t he Week • 16$ S(( Eyes Valencia . - ----- - - - S.Oklahoma 6Maryiand Dtrt 2 1 0 3fl Si $4 600 1.232 600 1.05$ Western Division 3 0-1 9 30 S Fran 5 I 0 533 III 6.3 SO-I 596 L.A. 1 1 I .750113 90 71$ SO-1 N OnIns 2 1 0 .333 101 115 600 554 Stie I S 0 .167 95163 1-10 513 Allan I 5 0 .167 64118 410 17$ Monday's Game Ill 163 New England II, New York Jet' 7 3.1 0 40) Saturday, Oct. 23 1-1 0 766 Atlanta at San Francisco, (n) 4 1 0 263 Siday, Oct. 24 21-1 166 Baltimore at New York Jets i 10 ix Pittsburgh at New York Ci 31 0 71 ants Minnesota at Philadelphia 4 20 ii) Miami at Tampa Bay 4 70 25 New England at Buffalo s 20 16 San Diego at Cleveland 600 13 Denver at Kansas City 5 0 13 KEGL ER'S KORNER case remanded to the district strictions" listed as court, where the players' possibilities by the cmi.'. was demand for damages still is to limiting the period during Charles Riggins, Seminole be settled, which the rule can be invoked, High defensive end, turned in a Ed Garvey, executive direc- giving players more rights in nine-tackle, nine-assist per- tor of the Players Association, transactions governed by the formance in his team's 21-19 which funded the original suit rule and paying more attention win over sixth-ranked by 15 present and former play- to the fate of "average" Gainesville to win this week's ers, said his group was ex. players. In holding that the rule goes Velda Farms Unheralded Hero tremely pleased and "hopefulaward for District 5. ly, with this decision, the NFL too far, the judges pointed out In a battle of the unbeatens, owners and the commissioner there is little concern manithe 64, 200-pound senior also will decide to come to the bar- fested for the average or below 'sacked the quarterback twice gaining table in good faith to average players, that the rule is and once pressured the punter achieve a compromise agree- unlimited in duration and that a player has no input into the Into a bad kick. After a pass ment. Meanwhile, a spokesman for process by which fair coininterception, Higgins threw a key block, wiping out the last the league said, "This judicial pensatiun is provided. -Nets 1"racle For Hackett w in the Air Force. "Some of the and suggested that such of trade, denying football playrestrictions should be ers the right to freely contract $ - His Baseball Card Col l ection Hiet s 65.000T I.Michigan(S$) 2.Pstts (4) 3.Nebraska lUCLA 7.S. Calif. I. Texas Tech 9. Ohio St, ST. LOUIS (AP) A federal upheld the Minnesota District 10 Georgia John Mackey, a former Balti'1-Florida appeals court opinion Monday Court's ruling that the Rozelle more Colts player, and 14 0th- 12 Notre Dame which upheld an earlier court Rule is unlawful and In viola- ers filed the suit in May 1972. I3.Txas ruling against the National tion of federal antitrust laws. The Minnesota court of U.S. II Houston Football League's Rozelle Rule However, the court also found District Judge Earl R. Larson ISArkansas St drew optimistic praise from the that "some reasonable restric- ruled last Dec. 30 in favor of the I6.lowa I? Missouri two chief protaganists in the tions relating to player trans' players after they alleged the 1$ Alabama case the league and the NFL fers are necessary for the sue- Rozelle Rule constituted an 19.S. Carolina Carolina Players Association. cessful operation of the NFL" illegal combination in restraint 20.E 11.1 Miss St - SAN VITO DEl NORMANNI AIR STATION, Italy iAP Twenty-five years ago, a youngster in Pine Bluff, Ark., traded a few of his metal toy soldiers for a handful of Adams Dlviii.., Football 0 0 0 for ground balls. DURHAM. N.C. API Vic Jacksonville, New Orleans, Mo- duties at Duke did not lead to "1 live and di e with Bubas, just-named corn- bile and Tampa to be another his leaving, ground ball," said Ellis, the missioner of the Sun Belt attractive aspect of the league. "I love Duke University and Yankees' most successful reda thletic conference says it was "At South Florida there are I'm a great admirer of iDuke amation project. "over , The Bulldogs and Rams the newness of the conference 20.000 students and plans to en- President Terry Sanford," he nings, I average about 15-20 scored victories Saturday In the and the potential of its schools large the university. In Mobile, said. Flag Football League conground balls. A lot of ground th led him to accept the there's a new campus and it's ball hits in the NI. are outs over ducted by the Sanford As commissioner of the new position. bursting at the seams. The Recreation Department. league, Bubas uses his office in here." "A lot of people outside the versity in New Orleans is part Jeff Litton threw three Durham but says he will move Ellis was 17-6 this season area don't know what kind of of the state system with 20,000 touchdo wn passes, two to 12n when he decides where to set up after slipping to 8-9 with Pittsprograms these schools have in students there. Pritchard and one to Ken LEXINGTON, Ky. (API the confernce office. Lineman of the Week. burgh in 1915. lie and second played a lot of people -56 to be basketball," said Bubas, who Huaman, and scored one 'At Charlotte there're 9,0 Bubas says his First duty is baseman Willie Randolph were Art Still has a simple philoso"Sure, he did a great job on exact." resigned as vice president of himself to lead the Bulldogs to and growing. And at Georgia establishing the conference traded to the Yankees for pitch- phy: "You gotta get them first defense," Coach Fran Curd Still said LSU startled him Duke University to take the a 27-20 victory over the Wildcats. get you." State there gj. 're some 20,000 the area, and says he is close to er Dec Medich last winter, before they said. "But I guess you noticed little as the game opened e-post. Still, mostly a defensive end he was just as good on both cause "they came out and were Pacing the losers was Wesley dents. Jacksonville is the only signing a television contract "The Yankees stole me," he "Just look at UNCC i UniverSteele, who threw a pair of TD at the University of Kentucky, sides of the line." private inst ution. that will help do that. sa id running all over us. sity of North Carolina at Charaerials to Allen Dozier, Scott did Just t t ha Sat urday in mak"When you put it all together, Curci said he decided to use lottei. The came within "Television's liiil passed to Tommy HenEllis has pitched just two in shown interest "They ran us all the way ing II tackles and two you two assists as have six schools that are all Still, a 6-foot-7, 225-pound Junior po ints of winning t'ie NIT iSagrowing together. It's very, already, but I can 't say and flings, in relief, against the his Wildcat team upset 16th- from Camden, N.J., on both do wn the Field and, all of a sud- driciLs for the other score. tional Invitation Tournament t don't think it wuld be right to Reds since that infamous bean- ranked Louis iana State 21-7. A lateral from Jeff Kipp to very exciting." units be fore this season started. den, everybody said we got to this year." say who," he said. ball barrage In 1974. They still Jack Jenkins set up a long pass stop them now. lie might have had more Still played a little offense in the Other schools in the conferBubas says his salary is cornLeague expansion is also a remember him, "That's what happened," to Eric Freddie for the Rams' crunches, but, for the first time opening game. ence are South Florida, Jack- parable to what he was receiv- possibility this year, Bubas "Hey Ellis," shouted Cincin- th is season he spent plenty of TD, while Vernon Law scoreij ., "We had to get him ready for Still said. sonville. New Orleans, South Ing at Duke, I reportedly $X,000 said, citing Virginia Com- nah's Joe Morgan over the for the Cowboys to force an time on offense as well. two assignments like that and it "I don't know exactly how we overtime. The Rams won it, 74, Albama and Georgia State. a yeart where he was head monwealth, Old Dominion and weekend. "You were bum over That performance has earned took a little while," Curci said. did it, but the team got all exBubas said he found those cities basketball coach from 1959 to the University of Alabama at here. Then you go over there turn the designation as the Cowboys wound up eight by 11w As- -we also didn't use him late in cited and started moving them yards inside Cowboy territory Atlanta. Charlotte, 1969. But he says money and his Huntsville. .A14 and you're a star." sociated Press as Southeast Saturday's game because we back," he added. after five alternate plays. - Nebraska remained third Gr ogan Making Patriot Fans Forget Plunkett - Names Vic Bubas Corn ish' , Bu n S 1 0 10 30 19 with 930 points by walloping Cleve 1 2 2 1 1717 Kansas State 51-0 while UCLA Tnto 1 2 2 1 21 21 clobbered Washington State 62- Butt 2 3 0 1 13 14 Monday'. Games 3 and stayed in Fourth place No games scheduled with 396 points. Today' s Games Oklahoma moved up from Vancouver as New York sixth to fifth with 718 points by islanders at Washington defeating Kansas 28-10, drop- Montreal FOXBORO, Mass, (AP) for 145 yards and one touch- Fairbanks said. "The ChIcago at Cleveland long one ping the Jayhawks from 15th Steve Grogan, the New England down. He also carried Boston at St. Louis seven for the touchdown was not de- place out of the rankings for the Weiesday's Games .'atrIots' sophomore quar- times for 102 yards, including a signed for him to carry the First time this season L Angeles at New York terback, Isn't yet comparable to 41-yard scoring sprint, Rangers ball." Meanwhile, Maryland slipped such National Football League Atlanta at Minnesota And he scooped up a fumble "Most plays are designed for from fifth to sixth with 554 Pittsburgh at Toronto scramblers as Fran Tarkenton by teammate Don Calhoun at me to run, but I took off about points after a hard-fought Vancouver at Buffalo .-and Roger Staubach, but he the New York six and ran for a four times on my own tonight," victory over Wake Forest,u-is Boston at Colorado "1ovcs to run as much as pass. touchdown. Grogan said. "They were glv. Rounding o ut the Top Ten are The 23-year-old former Kan"Grogan had an excellent ing It (the quarterback run) to Southern California, Texas Pro gas State star has done both In game, a super game," Jets us." Tech, Ohio State and Georgia. making New England fans for- Coach Lou Holtz said. "The tale However, the Jets didn't give Southern Cal, Idle last week- AMERICAN CONFERENCE get about traded Jim Plunkett of the game was the offensive Grogan the run when he took off end, climbed from eighth to Eastern Dlviii.., while leading the Patriots to a tine, for his sixth touchdo wn W L T Pct . PP PA of the seventh while Texas Tech Bait ..urprIs1ng 42 record. S 1 0 .533 183 Ill season . There was a mixup In jumped protected Grogan and season. from 10th to eighth by New Eng 1 2 0 .447172123 Grogan enjoys running so opened holes in play action, signals in the New Englan d battering Rice 37-13. Ohio State, Miami 7 4 0 .333 119 13$ m much that he even scores When we blitzed inside, he backfield, so Grogan kept the a 30-20 victor over Wisconsin Buff 7 4 0 .333 113 117 NY Jets 1 S 0 .167 50 172 ball himself, found a hole touchdowns on broken plays. stepped outside. When we on his remained in ninth place while Central Division left Ile did that twice Monday night, blitzed outside, he stepped side, picked up blocks from Georgia moved up from 11th to Cinci sparking the Patriots to a 41-7 side. He sure has some horses tackle Leon Gray and guard 10t 1 20.64712774 h with a 45-0 r out of Van- Hstn Cleve romp over the New York Jets In front of him and behind John Hannah and raced for the 3 3 0 .500 127 170 derbilt. Pi tts 2 4 0 333 131 114 before a national television him." score. Missouri fell from seventh to Western Division Namath, 33, and In his 11th 17th via a 21-17 loss to Iowa Oakld 5 1 0 .833 136 137 Grogan's pickup of Calhoun's NFL campaign, complet ed 16 SDiego 4 2 0 .647143130 Grogan, who receIved a tele- fumble for New England's see- 27 of State, which also moved the Deny 3 3 0 .500 134 67 passes for 135 yards and one Cyclones into the Top Twenty fkgram signed by about Kan City 2 1 0 .333 121 178 500 ond touchdown In the second touchdown, only his second of for the First 0 6 0 .000 34 133 time in several Too Bay metownfniendsfromOtthwa period was the broken play. the season, before retiring to years. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Kan., celebrated his debut on However, his rim For the Easter,, Division fourth rest a pulled hamstring in the Datlonal TV with a spectacular touchdown in The Second Ten co nsists of s Lou S I 0 833 16-1 119 the third quarter third period. °" Florida, Notre Dame, Texas, 5 1 0 .533 ISO n performance that stole the was electrifying, The Jets now are 0-8 in the Houston, Arkansas, Iowa Wash 1 2 0 .647 127 111 thunder from veteran quarterState, Phila "A couple of his runs were long-standing weekly television 7 1 0 .333 83 12$ back Joe Namath of the Jets, planned, a couple Missouri, Alabama and South NY Gnu 0 6 0 000 16 138 weren't," series and 1-5 over-all for this Carolina, with East Carolina He completed 14 of 23 passes New England Coach Chuck Central Division season. 5 0 I .911121 60 and Mississippi State sharing Mim Chgo 3 3 0 .500 93 72 the 20th position, Cm Bay 3 3 0 .500 100 130 Midget favorite team From the time I was growing up," he said. 'When I was a kid, I'd go in the back yard with a plastic ball and bat and make believe I was playing for the Yankees." --- . . - Man,Io (5) 240; Q (3-3) 25,10; P (3. 21 5410; 00 (7-3) 110.10. L Al .... iJ7?IiI1 . ELEVENTH - 1. jow.Aguirrg World Hsckiy AesiclaNs., Iasfoqa Division I. T Pis SF GA Quibec 110 02514 Clnci 22243733 5mm 211 52124 Indy 2 2 0 1 13 IS Minn 210 12221 NEng 030 0 413 BymeAueda$edPreai Michigan, Pitt, Nebraska and g UCLA.heldontotheflrgfoir spots in The soepress Western Division collegefo(*bellpofltcdaywhlje So-so S 3 Ii 7 25 30 31041?, two.tlme defending champion Hun i Phoon 3 I 0 4 31 5 e Oklahoma moved Into fifth Winn 320 42013 place and four schools cracked Edmtn 2 I 0 4 10 $ The new kid on the block is off to a flying the ratings forthe first time this Calgy 0300521 has been the consistency of Beitla. The early Monday's Games Start at the Orlando-Seminole Jat'Alal gamesthe season. No games scheduled fron. of the last two years But this season BeItla Is newcomers are No. Today's Games 16 Iowa State, No. 19 South Quebec at Birmingham That means Jose, who uses a catch- winning his game points, and through Mon. Cincinnati at Minnesota nggame to strong advantage In th Carolina and East Carolina ad New day night stood In fifth place with 2$ wins. He England at Houston t . game Is leading the Mississippi roster State, tied for 20th. IndianapolIs at Winnipeg aremalle'd with has 19 places and 23 shows to back his claim ,32 wins heading into tonight's performance at as one of the fronton's solid performers. Michigan remained atop the Phoenix at Edmonton -the Fern Park fronton. W,*,eidars Games ratings for the sixth week In a No games " Santi, champion two years ago, Is well scheduled Jose has a two-win lead over Larrea, a row. The Wolverines trounced within striking range, holding down the No. 6 slick catching feature game backcow'ter, spot with 26 Northwestern 38-7 for their wins. There lsaneigig.way tie 0 Jose, a rookie froetcourter, was recently National Hockey L1aV. sixth consecutive trhunith and eventh spot between Manolo Arts CAMPBELL CONFERENCE elevated from the early games to middle received 58 first-place ballots Eddy, Zarre, Arecha, Bilbao and Sanchez. Patrick Division games because of his consIsf,y in the win, and 1,232 of a possible 1,240 w I T Pu OP GA Singles pacesetter is Sala, kingpin of the place and show positions. 5 2 0 ID 23 24 points from a nationwide panel &tlta ninth game with 10 wins. The feature 10th 101 20$ Yu and Martini are tied for third place of 62 sports writers and broad- NY is' game singles race shows santi witii eight, NY Rang 4 3 0 $ 3129 with 29 wins, gthe casters. of the season Maruni with seven andMalow Pua 2 3 1 S Il 23 Smythe Division The other four first-place 1 2 0 $ 22 13 votes went to Pitt, which de- Chgo SLou 3204 171$ feated Miami, Fla. 36-19 with. cola 2 4 0 4 IS 21 out its top two quarterbacks. Vncvr 1 1 0 2 13 24 Minn 1 5 0 2 14 2$ The Panthers received 968 Ml WALES CONFERENCE points in holding onto second Morris Division () place for the fourth week In a Mont 3 2 0 10 35 14 0 dS f) row. Last week, Michigan led L.A. 3 2 2 S 2$ 1$ 8451010 Eddy Litres 2 1 0 4 20 31 Yza Pitt 1,194-1,057 with 60 voters Pith sand 1 3 1 3 Ia ii participating. -a Wash I 3 1 3 14 23 - I 1 0 0 0 3 S **ft~f I - onierence - 3 3 2 0 , ~ - : Fraek HwIbsrd DlvIsls $i Cloud (501) MlIw(411) Maltland (2.40) n 6"00 - I 1 41 1 (2) 11.30 1.50 340; 2. Negul-Edsay, (I) 510240;J. Ar?•$96 (4) 3.30; 0 (12) 51.00; P (2-1) 150.30. TWELFTH - I. Macuri-S,ngoa (4) 14.00 9.00 1.00; 2. MtonAltu (2) 700 3.00; 3. MinoloLarri. (7) 2.10; 0 (2-4) 37.30: P (42) 111.10; Big 0 11-2 with 2-6) 1,509.00 Handle $114,509; At? 1,557, -- - - -• -- - V L - -. - p•5y - 1. Echano.eelfia (1) 1 .10 5.00 540; 2. Ica-Coldo (3) 5.20 ,',, I 1'f s" - I 3.40; 3. Eddy-Miguel (2)3.40;Q (I-I) ' i ' s 1OP Cl,?' I -- ea ,q.ai ', 'WE WAY i,. . / 13Y E64h1 P$( ,,,i,.,,, / '" - - "- - - , k .', /7' 74'(/ 5/øuip P//N 171t/R fiAT/CHAt 'I ' - . ", r C//ANfl///5W/P 9//ICE /9$9, - - IC/P I(V 'Jrr A1A."C'I ' - 11410. THIRD 1. Echaryza (3) Sb 340 3.30: 2. Larrl.EJo,za (3) 4.10 1-20; 3. DOmlngo.Cofo. (1) 7.00; 0 (3.3) 37.50; P (3-3) $4.70. FOURTH-), PatxlSoto (7) 1)40 ti 0340; 3 (7.4) 4410; 00 (3.7) 135.10. FIFTH I. Alava-Arcs (1) 1340 4.40 3.50; 2. Santl.Bongoa (6) 7.10 3.10; 3. Bilbao-Aft(1) 3.20; 0 (4-6) 102.00; P (A 6) 300.10. SIXTH -I.Cacp,o.E a(3) 12.10 1.40350; 2. Negul.$anc?,.j (1) 5.00 1.00; 3. Arta-Javi (4) 300; 0 (I-I) - 29.20; P (3-1) 51.00. ' 4- /1y///-A 97W 511504' 15 f/tAP COlcJ/ )c',V/CW/GA,,, 19 "Do/u' WHAT COMES N4C11,FR1)'t,/(LO/,V9 .4 "-.n .AI "Como - 1. lca.Javi (2) 11.00 320 Sancl,eza.Elcn. (5) 3.50; 0(2. 1) 42.10; P (21) 13240; DO (1-2) A/ID f///5 \' ' 33.00; P (1-3) I37S0. - / ,.. - MONDAY NIGHT ' - AMIMICAN CONFERENCE - - 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 Witter Part (040) Teaque(0.S-0) - - D.L.and(4-20) I ;II - - 1 00 3 I 0 22 0 . . All - Oisrps Stuart Division - - - W L T Conway (321) -1 A. - NATIONAL CONPIUNCI isWrt I. SmIffi DIvisleN NEW YORK aAP Yan èe was gng'to throw at'tIãi '2'st are'Iodking"lor fight, intentionally - giving up Maaager Billy MaiiIn hanIs cinnth batters, then went out their 100th victory in the annual runs in the process? pitcher Dock Ellis the ball and hit the Reds' first three hit- October classic. '1 did what I had to do," he tonight. Ellis says he won't in- ters Pete Rose, Joe Morgan Ellis provided several In- said Monday while the Yankees tentionally throw it at the Reds and Dan Driessen sights Into the thinking that worked out at Yankee Stadium. this time. He then got a little wild, provoked his hit parade against "I was sacrificing one regular ATLANTA i AP) A quar. touchdown and ran for another out the final live minutes alter "1 have no reason to throw at missing Tony Perez, who the Reds two years ago. season game. You cant sacri- terback who didn't know who 46 yards as the Seminoles rolled getting the concussion. them now," says Ellis, a refu- walked to force in one run. He "There was a lot of back. lice a game during the World won the game and a running- up an amazing 507 offensive A year ago when the Semigee from the National League's was taken out of the game after ground to it," he said. "Part back who thrived on a Memphis yards in a bid against the 12th. notes played Florida, Black was of Series." Pittsburgh Pirates. "I'm gonna throwing two wild pitches to it deals with hitting our hitters, Especially, when you are State defense were named co- ranked Gators, who won 33-26. nowhere around. He didn't even pitch them tight. If one takes Johnny Bench, the No. S batter. part of it deals with In. down winners today of The Associ2-0 to see the game. When then Coach the defending off, it's not my fault. There Johnson, a Junior, scored "I wanted to kick their butts. tamidation. ated Press Southeastern Back on Dar rell Mudra elected not to cham ns pio , w ho are gaining runs of 33, one and 44 yards an d won't be anything Intentional. I tried to start a fight. That's all "They d the Reds) come over support of the Week award. dress out Black for the game, as one of the greatest That was 1974 anyway." hauled in a 40-yard touchdown it was," says Ellis, who will to us and talk to us real friend- teams in baseball history. One as Jimmy Black, the pass to lead the Bulldogs to a 42- the quarterback elected to go On May 1, 1974, in one of the face the same live batters, plus ly, then after they beat us, "It's just another game, Florida State quarterback who 33 triumph over Memphis State surfing in Panama City. most bizarre baseball incidents four others tonight In Game 3 of talk about how dumb we they are." that's all it is," says Ellis. went out in the final Johnson, a 235-pound junior, in recent years. Ellis said he the World Series. The Yankees quarter "It was his best game of the Isn't at dumb to provoke a "Sure we have a chance to win with a concussion and didn't re- year," FSU Coach Bobby Bow punched out 119 yards on 15 it, we're supposed to win it. member his team had lost to den said of Black. "He just carries and his four touchdowns ra ised his total in three eames We're in our own backyard" FloridaThe other i rinni ,,.......... - I UiI)JIUVV VVFY again st Memphis State to sevMississippi State It will also help Ellis, asink- J0 en. tie's gained 374 yards insg fullback who scored four toucherball pitcher, to be a half Black broke tackles repeat- carries against the Tigers. country away from Cincinnati's downs. edly in scrambling to throw or It was the most touchdowns artificial turf, the hard surface k f Poo WI. Orlando Can. (500 Tuiiiawtlla (4.10) . rir01 'T :Til - . Warner Standings got to take each game as it comes. You can't get all worked up over one game, no matter how important It may seem. Yota can only do what you are capable of doing. It's the same way all over, starting with Little League." Going against Ellis will be rookie Pat Zachry, a 24-year old right-bander who was 14-7 this year. Zachry finds himself In an unusual position, playing in a ball park he always wanted to play in but in the wrong uniform. "The Yanks were always my I . ,~. *_e 01 Ellis To P"tch Tonight, But '- Beanballs i6 re Out iew . - SPORTS It's Ellis Vs. Zachry; Sparky - St*111 Says Seven ~ fW I r~ ~ r7 W ) ;;) *, I Q .OW .1ft Tidey, Oct 191916-4* -- I [J 7.4l. FOR 7/E 97W )'IAq IN A 4'Ob, Aii fit' OfA'$,' SCHOOL C4// 44KF 7X4T 5Mn1M8N7 --- Los Angeles at New Orleans Chicago at Dallas Cincinnati at Houston Green Bay at Oakland Detroit at Seattle SEVENTH - I. Lamrl.Coldo (20 IJ.SO9.104.00;2. Eddy- Perez (7),40 Una Miguel (5) 410; 0(3.7) 11.50 P(3.7) 21040; SlgQ(1.3 with 3. EIGHTH -1. Fernimn-Zarn, (1) 15.106.303-50; 2. Asifon.jijan (1) 3,30 4003. $at.Larrea (5) 4,10; o (1-1) 31.70; P (41)61.50. NINTN-l.AreCt,.(4)31101,b 11. 40; 2. Pasil (5) 1040 ISO; 3. Juan (3)4.60; 0(1-5)63.20; P (43) 332.20. Manolo (I) 7.00; 0 (1-3142.20; P (3FOURTH i. oguiza.javi I) 115.20; 00 (4-3) 143.20. 13.00 5.60510; 2. Cacho-Aguirre 5.60 ISO; 3. Aldana-Zamre (3)1.50; Q ELEVENTH I. Nigul-Qulola (I) 19.20 15 .60 3,10; , (3-1) 5610; P (4.3) 127.50; DO (7.1) 2 Cad,o.501o2 279.90. 4.10 1-20; 3. Atecha. arre (7) 3.50. Q Monday, Oct. 25 FIFTH (12) 33.10; P (1.2) 122.10. I. Sala-Ramon (1) 10.50 St. Louis at Washington. (n) 5.40 3.20 2. Bilboa-Bangoa (2) 150 TWELFTH I. SaiWl-Arcs (5) 3.10; I. Fermin-Larmea (7) 3.60; 0 13.10 1200 3.10, 2. Bllbao.Juan (3) 9.10710; 3. Sala.Aguirre (2) 140; Q (2-4) 3610- P (42) 91.10. SIXTH -I. Urza-Aguirre (2) 7440 (3-5) 32.20; P (3.3) 83.10: Big Q (12 9.40560:2. Cacho-Jayl (1)8.10 1.00; with 3-3) 1131.00 ORLANDO-SEMINOLE 3. PatxiBengoa (5) 4.20; a (12) Handle $119440; A 7.390. MATINEE RESULTS 1040; P (2-1) 111.20. SEVENTH -1. .Ione.Yza (7) 10.60 FIRST 1. Aldana.Yza (I) 26.50 150 3.40; 2. Urza-Echave (3) 1.40 100 3.00; 2. Eddy-Solo (5) 5.00 3.70; 1.00; 3. Dorningo-Coldo (2) 1.00; 0 AT FERN PARK 3. Domlngo.Javi (1) 3.00; Q (3-I) (3-1) 3510; P (73) 90.90; Big Q 11-2 Pt's Division P (5-5) 70.50. With 3-7) 1423.50. SECOND I. OguIzaBeltIa (5) EIGHTH 1. Marurl.Juan (6) I. Ken Evans.,, 29-29.3I-elf 3360 7.40 11.50 2. Eddy-Atari. (4) 1350 6.40 3.00; 2. Sala Lanes (4) 2. Dan Smith 31-3021--is 5 0 4.10; 3. Larrl-Sanctiez (6) 9.20; 3.50370; 3. Alava-Bengoa(1)3.40; 0 3,Dve Grether 31.34.34-41 a (4-1)55.00; P (5-4) 121.20; 00 (5.5) (4-6) 10.30; P (4-4) 101.10. 4. Mike Wheless 117.70. 32-33.37--47 NINTH 1. BIlboa (1) 26.00910 Nivicei THIRD - I. Aldana-Javi (7) 16.20 1.70; 7. Arec'ia (2) 6.70 3.60; 3. Zarre I. Ron Rottinghaus 31.24-37-44 9.20 4.10; 2. Eddy-EIorza (1) 1.60 (5) 3.10; Q (2-7) 15.50; P (7-2) 92.10. 2. DIII Daniels 2.50; 3. LarrlSoto (1) 4.10; 0 (17) TEN1,i -1. Larrea (3) 1.60 3.20 3. Lou B.'andmge 2S-3i-3a--90 10.10; P (7.1) 169.50. 3.20; 7. 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St Iii 4g •ID lONOj 3.99 qc 3895 4q 9I 499 POMINot 104 50 83 3.g L 0114 4995 no: ,.o, HAT LYNCH BAGES 7CHAT GISCOLJRS CHAT TROrTEVIELLE CHAT. BATAILLEY I CHAT SIMARO HO!! 199,. 10? CHAT PHELAN SEGUR P4u, i r women will be an added job for Mrs. Newman, who is c ur rently KARREN NEWMAN ________________ DK( M the department chairman of physical education at H D etsIn MANGAUI 995 11500 si 995 c 11500 P*UIUAC 995 10950 5 1 IMi(iO 449 5 615 ,24 49 95L 1290 FOR PARTIES-WEDDINGS % ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS" ' ''' CORSAGES • DISHGAROENS *POTTED PLANTS S AR TI F IC L ARRANGEMENTS ' Sanford Flower Shop 209 E. COMMERCIAL DIAL 322-1822 CASSE LSE RRY Fri., Oct. 22- 10a.m. A 7:30 p.m. St. Augustine Church Button & Sunsit -off 17.92 ' ECKE110 nl%U(;S Control roaches and ants the casy way -brush No-Roach jn cabinets, cupboards; around bathroom and kitchen fixtures. ColorIcss, odoricss coating C for months. WINN DIXIE LADIES' NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY 7:30.10:30 25' PLUS SKATES s' $Skak CiY ROLLER RINK Mon., Oct. 25-7:30 p.m. Sanlando United Methodis t Church Hwy. 434- 1.4 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Thurs.,Oct. Il-lOam. A 7:00p.m. MON. - FAMILY NIGHT WED. - LADIES NIGHT 1J Mall 14£ 434 Call: 339-DIET (3438) 7:30.10:00 7:30-10:30 - 7:30-11:00 - FRI. - JOIN THE FUN SAT. - 9:30-11:30 A.M., 1:30.4:00 P.M. 7:30.11:00 p.m. SPECIAL GROUP RATES- CHURCH, SCHOOL C' BIRTHDAY GROUPS 10 OR MORE Off 17-92 on Dog Track Road (Between Longwood £ CasseIb,rry) Montgomery Ward Interstate - SUN. - 1:30.3:30 & 4:004:00 LONG WOOD ... One of Central Florida's Finest Florists ~ 41111111 Brush ononce...Ia,tslormontli, SKATING SCHEDULE RINSE AWAY BLACKHEADS I or I:Cfl•,,c vol, .1,1.1 i')a 'Ih'iiii h' is,,t' taail slnr kr,,s Queen Iltkiie .%Icdkalcd NOW Jukp 5I.iaque aa,lI Kin' IIt. Lhc.itla. 110p ai, "r nI"iiirk'a n,l Sin 'iL I .,r,. l'aR'a om ihiai .iia, :i,i a. Ii 'njan the a,n ti,ht, fliii a 't'a,.nc a tPt Qutro IIekn, %Iint iulcp %ijaqu ' "E) (I. I.ia', I1110 l, ,.,.,i rnu'.,ica and ,,jacs lania,,',, t,n. k I jn,I ih"at. i'aa I,' use. I S,rnph apI'ia St.,s. i' 2. AII.ia tin minuic 1,'r the qii to hJgaiaIi 1 Hn'. S1Ia.q'&c .aa.a a.iih w.Iai. Sc hijakha.*als .111,1 ,ihcr panic IflIp,sI,Iii. .h I,,.itIa nil on a,,,iv I,n.aI Nibog $ Q..ccri IILrc .iirit Jdp \t.t"ni1n' 322-2255 L and tx ' Pianos.organs Bob Sall's Pianos a Organs anford . . Help Dry Up ACNE PIMPLES, .. 10950 ISTIPs( CB Jamboree Offers Entertainment TABL E 995 tMIuQ , yanked her dress off her. e [)e Well, my lady friend just The Itho Chapter. Delta director of District Four, Mu wouldn't quit. Minus her dress Kappa Ganuna met Oct. 9 at State DKG was guest of honor. she tore into the other woman, The fifth annual Hearing Bicentennial show on Saturday pin. Sunday will select the 1976- Stetson University. Following a Speaker was [)r. Ruth Smith, nd before the battle was over, conservation Jamboree of the afternoon. There is no ad- 77 hearing Conservation Queen reception, President Yvonne professor of education at orl th women stripped each other Tn-County Roadrunners will be mission charge, and other for the county, as cll as the Rice presided at the initiation of Stetson. and were fighting naked when held this weekend Oct. 23 and 24 groups, including the popular (our runners-lip who will form three new members, Atha Cobb Attending (ruin Seminole the boss called the police, at the Sanford Civic Center. Spartans, will also he per- her Court. Chance, DeLand: Carol W. County were Wilma Colbert, My question: Should I marry As always a variety of en- forming during the afternoon. Kelley,W. New Smyrna Beach; Shirley Secord, Nell Coleman, this woman who (ought naked in tertainment is scheduled, and A country-western band from The Tri'County Roadrunners Evelyn Sharp, DeLand. Ruth Carlton, WiLma Morgan, front of both men and women the jamboree is ope n to the Kissinunce will provide the urgeCllersandnon-CBersalike Martha Stevens and Jessie when she could have quit when public as well as CB radio music for a dance Saturday to attend the Jamboree. All Mrs. Patricia Palmer. Perkins. just her dress had been torn enthusiasts. night. Admission is $1 per proceeds will benefit hard of off? Iinnies Dance Troupe from person. hearing children in Scrninolc WONDERING IN N.Y. Daytona will perform a A beauty contest starting at I County. 4295 ' t:r:I:iI:i 399 'oz 399 1195 1049 199 WHITI GRAvis ._._ om '..'.. •au'iiac 'IDCR*vis 11 CHAT, LA CROIX 199 u 119 sPain io CHAT LATOUR CHAT HAUT BRION CHAT CHEVAL BLANC IN *Hill PIN RIO It ••i.i CHAT PETRUS 159 229 i Still - CHAT LASCOMBES 239 POiIucai _.. CHAT LAFITE ROTHSCHILD UP BLUE LABEL IIEBERAUMILCH GOLD SEAL CATAWBA I . CAROOIIE DRY VERMOUTH IISROA ROSE 3o79 1 99 199 PORTUGAL PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 1650 • OIHANi I FAMA ASfl SPUMANIE 'I, GAL. • SHERRY WHITE PORT • MUSC GALLON PONT SHINNY *HIT1 PORT 1995 '" fi SAN MARTIN GALLON DEL CONTE • WHITE KIJAFA pulling, and my friend was don't rush Into anything. getting the best of this other ..i...,. .I.. DEAR AflRV My hI,hnr,,l UIlIdH wii*ii uI, uuiei w an I - Kaen Vickers Newman, a McMillian Junior High School, 1966 graduate of Seminole High Miami. School is entering her first Her coaching background is season as Florida International as diversified as her athletic University, FlU) Miami tennis talent. In high school and at coach. Flagler College she excelled in Daughter of Mrs. Estelle basketball, volleyball, softball, Smith, Ravenna Park. Mrs. badminton and tennis. She won Newman will take over the All-American status five second year program. She straight years in softball. brings to the job an outstanding Mrs. Newman has piled up knowledieoI the game oftennis honors in tennis as well. as well as a history of personal achievement in the sports W 11111 world. Coaching the Sunblazer I JfCIr FURIOUS DEAR FURIOUS: You've vited in I hardly know, such as told your husband tihat I iaoujd the Avon lady. have told him. Now it's two to I ... I,i,n I,, rala,,,, a ve on ......... . h Easy Waylo Kill SHS Grad Is FlU Tennis Coach and I are in disagreement over ask the caller to be seated, t he n something and want you to come get me so I can go to DEAR ABBY: I have been settle it. THEM, but he never does. He oing wi th a nice, refined When someone comes to our continues to send them to me, roman my age (45) and we door asking for me, my which embarrasses me to no planned to be married next husband will invite him or her) end. month. But an incident ocin, and he sends them to lie is a perfect gentleman curred last week In the shop whichever room of the house I otherwise, but now that he's where she works that makes me happen to be in at the moment. retired and home all day. wonuer ii i snouiu go mrougn lie's sent people to my habit of his is getting me ncrwith my marriage plans. bedroom when I'm lying down! v We've been married 43 DEAR WONDERING: Another woman employe and Among other things, your lady He has directed them to the years, and this morning he sent my friend got into an argument Friend exhibited a violent basement while I'm putting up .i magazine salesman into my when the other woman accused temper. I'd have to know more pickles. lie's even invited them bedroom while I was dressing! Please help inc. •,ny friend of stealing one of her about her before answering to join me in the kitchen while 499 She got an 'A' on the project. Roaches and Ants By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN MT. WHITE CHABLIS MT. ROSE, BURGUNDY 1.79 BURGUNDY 2.19 CHABLIS 2,19 ZINFANDEL 2.29 GREEN HUNGARIAN 2.29 PINOT CHARDONNAY ______ 3,09 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3.49 MUVIIiNUN " has to apply them in every day life. at 323-4220. Should He Marry Naked Fighter? VINEYARDS EST, 1825 SIN AEjjV SPULfl1( I Workshop Scheduled teachers, parents and other elementary and secondary psychologists, librarians, reail well; but IRA 6995 ITI SCOTCH GEWURTZTRAMINER 3.09 PINOT NOIR.CHARDONNAY SIIT 4 OZ. • 11.55 %OT 5TH GRANTS stAci, M Christmas. 11.88 ~HNAPPS-SLOE -- Sm CASE CS, OF 4 IUaGUr*OT ABCSAILITIRIOE ROSE CHIANTI CLARET • CHABLIS 5TH BEEFEATER GIN I All WINE BELOW BOTTLED IN CALIF IN WINERY SAN MARTIN ' 4 99 C1f.n GUASTI SANGRIA . LIGHTER PKG 0F16 PINK • RIO BURGUNDY ROSE 23-OZ LIE8FRAUMILC H MOSEEBLUNCHEN i.IAflIJ*l&i RYSTAL CCLEAR ABC 91.75 94 0 LONDON TOWER rami OT . 53.64 65.88 gg PREMIUM CALIF. WINE .75 VINTAGE . GEIMAN 24 OZ 1001 PLASTIC BAG hOT UT. MDSCOTCN & 4.99 4.99 4,99 539 599 5.99 5.99 13.50 I CE CUBES 69c STIO UT. 53.95 UOtCn sri 5TH WISER'S 10 YR.CAHAOIAn 5TH BLACK WHITE SCOTCH T0.MENTHE.CACAO.BANA (BLACKBERRY 5TH GORDON'S GIN LE SECOOMAINE ABC BEER DR ALE SGA LIGHT SCHAEFER BOTS. GENESSEE PETER HAND LITE PEARL BEER LUCKY LAGER LOWENBRAU HUDSON'S BAY stll~ J. WALKER LOOIA NOR tiitoiau.su,i7,, &79 OT. .00 BALTIMORE (AP) - The board competitions, Ms. Dono- cates" and "Style Bulletins." but promptly f il ed It In a desk woman who Invented a feminist van, who prefers that designsThe board Is sprinkled with drawer. In 1973, hearing - that parlor game called "Herstory" tion, said In an Interview. Play- drawings of Items associated Ms. Magazine was interested In admits she's never won it, and ers roll dice and move a dedg. withwonn,flkepoa4pans, developing nonsexist toys, she she adds, men play, I nated number of spaces, with and with toolsofpredomlnanfly brought it out again and rede. usually place third or fourth." the winner the first to reach the male trades, such as the T signed it with the help of an But Sharon Donovan, 32, said block marked "Herstory" square used In carpentry. artist and a Baltimore teacher 1 she's content to let others sueAlong the way, they pass over The game can be played el friend. ceed at the game, which started squares marked "Vote," "Exit ther by older children or adults Thinking It "looked beau. . as an assignment For a course from Home," "Go lime" and answering questions a bo ut tthil," th . eysent thegameta the Sex Roles and Social "Go to Work." There are womentnhldory,orbyyoung- rflagazlne,butMs.cafledaf ew special cards marked "Pay er children simply moving days later to say that, although "Herstory" is similar to most Checks," "Awards Certifi- through the board and skipping the game looked good, it didn't the questions, work. "We hadn't played it," Ms. She She said many of the quesDonovan said with a la ugh. tlonsconernf1gurestmptant to the history of the women's When they did try ft, she ujd, agic ' was so bo ring." movement, but who may be Four new versions were little known, such as the suffra- drawn up, with testing and reThe Seminole County Interested persons are invited reading teachers, cl assroom administrators, parents and traditionally been interested in The Seminole Reading gette Elizabeth Cady Stanton. finement in the teacher's Reading Council will begin the to the workshop which will be a teachers, education majors others, adult reading also. Council would like to encourage Ms. Donovan said that while classes. They picked the best 1976.71 year with a workshop, hands-on presentation of a from local universities and The International Reading interested people from the she was studying atthe Univer- and submitted it to several "Holiday Magic," Oct. 27, at 7 variety of projects that can be interested citizens from Association is dedicated to Seminole area to join with sity of Maryland-Baltimore game companies. me game Is p.m., at Soutbaide Elementary constructed by students of all Seminole County. It is an af- improving the teaching and the Reading is a complex act that Reading Council in the fur- County five years ago, she now being marketed by a Q1School, conducted by May ages for Halloween, liliate of the International pursuit of reading both involves more than the mere therance of local reading wanted to come up with a cago firm in conjunction with Ostrow. county coordinator for Thanksgiving and Reading Association, and the children and adults. pronouncing of words. it in. programs. simple game to teach Children Ms. Magazine, she said. Compensatory and Migrant Patterns for const ruction ac- Florida State Reading Council Association publications and eludes the ability to understand For information concerning about women in history. So she programs, and vice president of tivities will be available, professional organizations conferences reflect interest in literal and implied meaning, to membership in the organization took apart another child's game the Heading Council. The Seminole County made up of classroom teachers, teaching elementary, secon- react critically to ideas that or the workshop call Betty and painted the "Herstory" • Secondary and elementary Heading Council is composed of reading specialists, darv, and college students to have been read, and to be able Kuykendall or Barbara Langer stepsover the board. - JACK DANIELS suci 01. 95.88 PUERTO RICO'S FINEST 12 STIIS UT. 54.95 FRANCE Men Winners At 'Hers tory' Game \ JIM BEAM BOURBON UT. 58.95 BRUGAL RUM 01. 41.80 ON 0. RUM UT. 54.95 CREEk__ BRB KY. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ p 4 OUMUrn NIGHTS M%ElvIO / QT. GOOD SAT. OCT 23W' COUPON 1 /. 01. 90 11411113lI SINVID ROYAL DELUXI 0 86 SCOTCH 90 QUAIL . A EY' 69 HBRISTOL IFA (MI .nuw,iuv CH',S1,t 11 "OLD RARITY" A88 '•• i 5TH SCOTaI - MIST 449 ASTOR12YiJ , CANADIAN I 9t W_Qy. 4&,s OLD REPEATE 'JI VODKA 1201$. - 30n,1 19 - I *GIN .RUM C -Is QT. " (AU SOURBON Most of these prices are 6 o $9 below WHOLESALE CASE LIST The specials good all 140 *C's in Fl.i CERTIFIED VODKA J. M d_ 99 iv. ROYAL * DELUXE A97 ABC S60 6 11, 339-2474 �lI-!voulq NeeW, S.sWee, Fl. TusWay, t. i. ti - - I - IONIGHTSTV. m"ft""""""""""""` 4 . 1111111111 Tuesday 8:57 2 tZ NBC NEWS UPDATE Evening 600 6 M'A'S'ft A knç hflWhSfltflh$.cc.pi Is "b" shiA down by 0* St NBC p 4" t CBS PEWS ZOOM .' Arlo (kite pam. 24THURSOAYSCHILDLO. cal Ioflor*t, k 0* vwIov*p pcoajn "The Puz, Chit. &en." 930 4 6 ONE DAYATATII 0' 24 VAN AM EjWRQN_ MEW CONT. 700 2 $ POLITICALc. US. Son. La~ cpij , AM fun her Ioi4isat docision when at iWy . detain Republican CPIIngIW. ( fronts her ns*y 4i*. Condugion ci a lots pi epxte. 7' SPECIAL: Local. Jock. Sonvile. Poflo b -The Puzzle C Children2 NOVA: Plnety (grsss bWA look $t why $O,T scientists spend so much ti in Antarctica, (R) 10:00 4 8) SWITCH: Frank Pk&Ido seeks revenge on the rYttetr responsible Icr p pa1ner's scr IniIiesby PrKwn M a -Jiowum p NEWS 7) MACNE(.LEp1,fl RE. PORT 0 FAMILY: Dom potm John Grady. 4) BRADY BUNCH us I DREAM OF EANNIE ?)FEEDBACK 0' WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS MALS ANI 13 825,000 PYRAMID 24 MA NEN .9'ERr REPORT 730 4 MATCH GAME W HOGANS HEROES Howvoo SQUARES 12 MY THREE SO 21 EAS--ljFLORtVV DA y 800 2' 12. BASEBALL: World Senes, gene v'ee. '4j TarrY opiaj DAW Guests: mime Frank, D'. Flock. PMva Paterson ms*. Wile Law,ence enters a ocr*.st lot wi*tett movie ineiiers and ses he 10:30 CANDY WILLIAMS 5jj 7) flE pt >iji. DREN: Aft Andrews aid EM &xby hog an speoW hour d 44 ALAN BURKE SHOW 71 WORLD PRESS miaic. msc. 24 CALIFORNIA DREAM A Search For Community." Doc*snentary look at thestaig and its . PIT dSVTI$OIS.b,j ct -ne learning disabilities -*tW Oft we and Whim Pall" &j teachers can get 1100 2' 4', 6) 9) 12) NEWS 9, IIAPYDAYSThOCool I Fonzie and Rctie pu 10 the S'4)reme test when a house guest goes inict labor. us wi, WILD WEST 7' MARY HARTMAN MARY I.tABTW)4 24 UUAS. YOGA AND YOU 8:30 11:30 V PL.OVD INTulPiii 12: jpir 41 CBS MbytE: Kodak: Last Rtes For A Deed Priest." lelpy 2 Savalas stars. () MARY'RW MARY 12 STUMPEflS: Mon Luddlln I_ n p ,b 4 6:15 $' SUNSHINE ALMANAC LESS 40 PERRY MASON io 2 112 THE GONG SHOW '41 (6) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW LOVE • AMERICAN STYLE 9) ALL P.fi CHILDREN 1215 -- RE . 900 _____ 1) M.KE DOUGLAS SHOW 4 fl FredPMsray. cM (B&W) 1947. VWDISM -- _ 1; 3 2 ,it TOMORROw SN NOTICIAS EN ESPANOI. 7:30 "GOD'S 105 St MOViE: "Lilian Russell.Ake Faye. Dan Mieche. BLOODY ACRE" AND I"GARDEN OF DEATH" 2:00 2 DAILY DEOI1ONjIJ, ID LATE NEWS 2:15 9 DAILY WORD FUhswaPssop AND PLIA MACKIT IVICY SUNDAY A.M.t P.M. CALL M1314 TOWiNg Florid. Curd Party, 7 p.m., Firemen', Recreation Hall, sponsored by Women's Auxiliary of DeBary Volunteer Firemen', Association Prizes and refreshments. Donation $1. Sanford Optimist meeting, noon, Holiday Inn, Sanbid. LLIA YOGA AND YOU 10:00 Longwood TourIst Club trip to Cypress Gardens and House o(Antique dolls and toysincludes lunch and dinner. LeaveB:3oa.mfrom the frwdofU ,Cauelry For reservations contact Mrs. Richard Quistopher or Mrs. Ruth Layo. 430 4.) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW re.i SON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 Seminole Chapter No. 2, 8 p.m., Masonic 9) MARCUS WEI.BY M.D 5:00 'Si ADAM 12 us MY THREE SONS 7) 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHOORH000 5:30 2 1 NEWS 'ti HOGANS HEROES SO PARTRIDGE FAMILY '7) 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY '9 i BEVERLY HILLBILLIES KROGEMI RCA OU 2nd Annual Cake Decorating Show, open to amateurs and professionals, Winter Park Mall. Through Saturday. DeBary Blood DrawIng, 4-7 p.m., Community Center, S. Shell Road. Call 6684144 for further Information. Talk by former CIA director William Colby and panel discussion, 8:30 p.m., I11J Village Center. Admission $2, free to students. o V FRIDAY, OCTOBER22 DeBary Chamber of Commerce meeting open to public, 7:30 p.m., Community Center, Shell Road. Speaker, Ken McGee, vice president of Flo rida Hospital Jusn. Child Evangelism banquet, 6:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Speaker, Don Meyette, date director. Call church office for reset'vatlons. ISKUPRINAPTONNSMI VCNBKLVONOELI UL ,I YYLGV I HO RIJJ R I K H LAO R A ZOBSAVECENFHVGEKIUN INOSVEOHABSR IOBAVBO M OKIOYLKBUNINCHRENV EMOAKEELPVONSARKDEE YNITI _______ ie~~ ... A.. !~ ! I 70 1; ; V '-Imawou IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'M ~A AND "FIVE on the BLACK HAND SIDE" , t "' _ 1 ;;"" Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chwnley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's. RI VNSDBOIONSARKDERR G SOLEAAHGLADKOVOAHI %. . -' Foresters Square Dance Club, classes for beginners, 7 p.m., regular dance 6:30 p.m., The Forest, Lake Mary. Tanglewood M. closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, $ p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando. D OSTLFBSHOLOKHOVFEC IMLOGOGBLOKIVONAMOR SALTY KOVKATAEV I LFEY . jjçu, vvurg; ceiow appear torward, backward. up, down or diagonally. Find each and box It in. .,•, I., - , Chekhov Gladkov Dostoevskj Ehrenburg Gorki Fadeyev Pasternak Sholokhov 4i ' SATURDAy, OCTOBER 23 Political Rally '76, sponsored by Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Leagueof Women Voters, 1:30 to 3:30p.m., at college ampitheatre. Music provided by the Jackson Heights Middle School Band. Toistol Tomorrow: Chile *E] ____ n Women', Auxiliary VFW Pod 10106 Sanford, 5:30.8 p.m. Reef and pork bar•bq dinner, at the Post Home. R ME 1776 DIS AA Sanford Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran BICENTENNIAL AMERICA Church. 1976 Haunted House for March of Dimes, 1-11 p.m., 419 W. Colonial- flrljindn i I *1 Prsfcf your hiw by prsIsdhg your II yew se06 4 29 49 $ c .. ti '11"..%M0 I Requla, '. ' ... r+t'i French Fries . Famous For Good Taste FRIED CI1KKEN Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or ,)PFP4 DAILY HAM TlL )O PM -FRI. £ SAT TIL 19 3p U I$GP FV1nChAV (fl,.j7 17 Sfl L_ Sanford OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 Iii 9:30 Fri. & Sat. 9 tO French Ave. Ph. 322.9442 - 10:30 Sanford , flU70oj777 NOW LEASING Sanford Court S 6-Child Care OVIEDP.FTU_. Duplexes. Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 343. - New 2.3 & 4 _______________________ 3721. Child care in my Sanford home. Cony. location, good references, fenced yard, 3 meals. 321023$. -_ 31-Apartrnefls Furnished SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedroom 32319)0 _____ --- _- - 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Furnished 2300 Mellonville Ave. ______________ - Utilities md Call 377.4flQ OtR LITTLE FEE .IGENCT' I LI 'N. 4 to I? shift. Geriatric ex. lerlence _____________________ preferred. Apply In ierson, Sanford Nursing & Con. malescent Cen ter, 950 MellenvIll, live. allIed, semi retired person to help carpenter, part time, Call $31. $443 WENEEDYOUIII 0 ar over 60 year old compan y is expanding In your area. We are looking for local people with sales and management ability to work r Over Abundant supply of leads *hich is forcing us toopena Mice to meet this demand. It will also open management op. lortunitles to career minded leople 0) Contact Mr. Daddis 203E.3rdSt. Suites. Sa nford Wednesday, Oct.20 , 1 0. . - - " • lVcMNJuieov,t pplan d Park No 6= -!; '- , - - 211 B W. 75th Sanford, Flat.. For Appointi'nent Call 305.322.3103 ( ....,. - ~- 10 7 Tol'okou.. P1odo P0 wilwasw.w, PE!'ho PO.'. at Ow'If's off,c. 64- Equipment for Rent - CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322 2611 1973 C-at Chev y truck, S speed axle, Loco hi. lift bed, iifts straight up or dumps. Utility boxes. 53500. 343- Rent 1973 Toyota Land Cruiser. miles, extra clean. Christianson. Kitchen Inc., Hwy 46, Forest City, 305.$.)%), 80-Autos for Sale -. - --= -__ -: -' ...._ .. ____________ ____________ - - Furniture '. -.----_. FUTURA BY '.- _______ _________ SINGER -" ;. ' . ' I." BUSINESS DIRECTORY NJ i' . .,..,.. 137.000 321 0503 W I GARNEIT WHITE Cliff Jordan Realtor 0311722 fenced, Screened patio, large Culdesac lot. 529.500. $1.200 down Phone 122 7141. Sanford . .-. -- - ____________ Winter Springs- i BR. 2 bath, Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC 107W Cnmmerciaj 531 16.41 GOLDSBORO- 3 bedroom, 1 bitt,, dining room, trees, frame home. NEW HOME- Out of town area, 3 bedrooms, I bath, cent heat. range, lot size 7SI23'. 519.500 SPANISH STYLE STUCCOCorner lot. 3 OR. t0,mal dining. range, refrig , $21,100 Will REALTY 323 7S ft can our hon,i *ilh ôiure, -(Over siding & 50111 sy5tenAi0 ool'nq.. Cutters 70 ers Cup Eaqie Sting Co $51 9563 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 'formerly Hariett.s Beauty Nook) 5I9E First 3225747 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS Days -In 6173 NighIs-.)fl 7352 ' Rug Shampooing- Living room, dining area. hall-regardless Of siM 519.95 322 _____ -I l'i ______________ Owner needs small house as down I paymenton3 BR. 2 bath home. All electric, Central HA, equipped kitchen, good location. Call George Willis,. REALTOR ASSOCIATE for tree appraisal Rea!tor 322 372 7448 $ I OR, I' , bath, led brick Must sell, Willing to talk terms 120050 P,pa 32.3 $402. -. 42-MøbiIe Homes . I I . - Estates 5I6. Pest Control I ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive 122016.3 . . Let a Classibied Ad help you bind mor e room for storage. Classified Ads, find buyers fast Root Rrpj',i, Crpv,itrp Pi.nl.g Home Rei,drs,. Gutterinig, Cement work Free estimat 131 g662 Sewing Interior, Exterior Plastering. Plaster Patching, Simulated Brick & Stone SpecialIty. 3322710. Alterations, Dress Making, Drapes, Upholstery 3770707 Land Clearing C E SHEPHE 110 Pa nt ing, Remodeling Repairs Call 323 $173 - enerJl Classified Ads will always give you O(C Much Mh More than . CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home b r everythr,9 even for you' - ESTERSON LAND CLEARING illitillitille Bulldozing. Eitcavatrig. Ditch work Fil' dirt. top soil rn - Tree Service HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lilt' Clearing , Mowing, Dicing. Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock. Sand Backhoe Loader - .Ir,,.ii- s,,:,' - Tr Trimmng, Cuttn.1 Remov.ng L'censed and Insured PflO(11 323 4405 or 123 PS-it Ph 3770127 , - - U' - it , .' , "-'S _. " Zimmer, 21'uI0'. central A H. 60 awning, attached sn,u. .1 1514. 3 lull baths Set up in Lake KaiNryn " E Icc I r I C a I PIumb ng Refrigeration, Residential or Commercial. repair servi(e .,, REAL ESTATE ** Eves. 372 1496. in 416j 372 ltC4 LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 Home Improvements CailBart VETERANS We have a Sew homes left No money downS you qualify 3 BR, 2 bath. kjtChCn equipped, central heat & air. carpeted From 122.000 19)9 S French Hauling Wanted-Small House $00 MAGNOLIAHandymas, n' Special 3 OR. I bath. 2 Story home in nice neighborhood Owner Anxious to sell 1)2.500 Wm. H. Stempr-Realtor 1771 - ______________ -__________ Estimates isis Elm Ave. 372 322 56.41 or 2222157 alter Hr5 . 611 Brenemen, 537 1399 - Central Heat & Air Conditioning For tree estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Santord 372 Electric_- Industrial, Commercial, Rejiden,,& Free - LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT $477 Electrical Reg Real Estate Broker SALES RENTALS 011W. 151 ST Sanfor d _ - W ,ndov, Washing, Floor Stripping4 Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Free estimate 323 S95i ___ - Lawn Care Carpentry. Ati1,5 CusPom Work L'ceneci. Bondea Free eStimate 123 6031 BALL REALTY PINECREST-. I BR, 3bath.on 3 big 2016 LAKE AVE Lovely) BR, bath, central heat & air, car peting. kitchen equipped, Florida I'm , utility shed, washer I dryer included Only 126.500 Terms. TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES- 3 BR, 1½ bath, central heat & air, kit Chain equipped. tented yard. hall block trom Golf Course Reduced 57.500 to 572.500. Check this out Landscaping & Home Improvements - Carpet Cleaning 3220779 _______________ Aluminum Siding Reg Real Estate Broker, 321 0610 3272748 ":_I ______________ - RIVERVIEW AVE 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat & air, wall to wall carpet, kitchen equipped. tenced yard, Owner relocating. 139.250 - THE HERALD Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Our Reininyac -- '' back lot $10,500 Terms available If your clL.b or organhzati voijl Iikp o be 'flClud,ivj In 'his listing call: - _______ 6163. CARROLL'S FURNITURE,322 gp Used Restaurant Equipment. ______________________________ Chairs, Tables, Fryer, Grill. 65-Pets-Supplies slicer, other items. 323-7170. W MaII1,,'.,. 1913 Ford F.100 Ranger, I' bed, air, automatic transmission, power steering & brakes with camper. $4,000. Will sell camper separately. 323-7311 after 5:30. ____________________ . Large Quaker oil Mater, 33Q50 Gravely Tractor & 30" Mower at. BTU. with lank. $100. Fedders taChm,nt. Good condition, window air conditioner, s.000 Reasonable. Call 372-3191 days, , like BTU now, cost $300 new. $150 ___ 2100 Cordova Drive, Sanford. _____ lots Lots of ex tras, including pool & income producing trailer on Business Meeting 2nti Mon.j, 2000 ClubHour5 )um Daly IClOtti We,j I - * VA RESALES - , 1911 Farmall 200, 2 way hydraulic PTO. new tires on rear, runs Christiansen Kitchen 434, F or est City 3055621901. Baby Bed 16 Mattress, $35 Full Size bed, 523 377.2177 - . 323-7832 Lot*(y ____ 79-Trud(s-Trajleg's _________ I ". EVES 327 1317 or 322 06)2 .',,U.,,,.,_, 63-Machinery.Toois ____________ Hal Colbert Realty II BLAIR AGENCY 323 3SISor 332-7710 ._ -- allBart GENEVA AREA-- I. 2. & S Acre tracts, wafer & electricity available Zoned for mobile homes. 57.000 per acre, up._ - Motorcycle Insurance _____ interested? 2009 HARTWELL AVE.- 3 , , balhs,carp,ted,C H & A $73950 Owner will hold 2nd mtg. UN I MPLOYED? Never again it Va have sincere desire and an Ibitlon: Serious Only Please call $7 , 1-3034 after 4 p. or wr ite 0l )vannl, Deltona, Fla. 37763.1010 WOOdIutf'5Gar Center 101CeteryAve. ___________________________ _____ - BUY ____________ SELL-TRADE 207 2Sth multiple listing Service - CAR PENTER -Rough tinith ex pet "ence. Mus,t ha ve Own tools,, 0* n Pickup truck, Excellent Opt .11 AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 C Immer cial 3233)76 - * Carpeting 4) - Realty, REALTY REALTORS Wai ited, hard worker to train in of Inted circuit fabrication. $130 P4 'r wk. to start. Call $303053 134 'Iween 1:30 & 4 p.m. __T - M. ____________________ _______________ Exj)eriencetf Smitty's Inc. If nmediate Opening. Goodhas an SI eady employrnen, Applypay, to: Tiitty'$ Inc., 2714 Orlando Drive, 322 2032. .. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Gas Fireplace Logs, US. can be seen at 1001 E. 4th St. or call 372. 3173 '- Central Healing and Air Conditioning - MACHINIST Qualify Money is available for subSidIzed housing In rural areas. No down t, paymen monthly payments less, than rent. Park . QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Every Wed & Sat Early Birds 7: is m -_ ___________________- perfect. - CONSTRUCON Inform the public r club actIvities. ________________________ 78-Motorcycles ____________________________ _________________ WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE- 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths,, double garage, central H & A. lawn Sprinkler. citrus and much more. Large exc ellent home tar $42400. ppland Bingo Cto 10a.m. Months . week. Call collect. 31l.3'31. - 62-Lawn.G.rden --- Meetings Business - 7:30 1st Tues _________________________ ____________________________ L Did ou know that your r organization can r in this listing each for Only per This is an ideal If You Your 1. ______ Chapter HWy l792 of Sanlorti House In 3 ---------. rn re - new 4 ___ 5,jp Have -__________ __________________ Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries,, $12.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, Ilpe - NEAR HOSPITAL & SHOPPING 2 Bedrooms, I bath, excellent retirement home. Only $14000. ______ - .. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS ueo46. They're Hot" You Can - F5. ____________________________________ - :ompanion. Needed' immediately. ''Get Em While th NOTICE Ni iru's. RN's & LPN5, Aides, Aid- PINECREST- 3 Bedrooms,, EL cellent condition, Fenced backyard, kitchen equipped, well and pump for yard and mare. 519.900. FHA, VA or Conventional. _______ Must Sacrifice- 1fl3 Streamline, 33 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes. *3 Orlando DrIve, 333.3300. ____________________________ 6. ______________________________ - . Market Value, 3 Bedrooms, 1½ baths, corner lot, enclosed car. port, new roof. $13,000. Low Monthly Payments. 11 ________ 373.0324 ___________________________ ______________________________ CASH" inoi YOU, SPARE TIME at home. Guaranteed complete setup details, from International Trading Post. Spare Time Dept. EH. Warne, N. C. 21909. ns,as,s, IIODE 2511, St , ---'-- NOLL'S Casieiberry, 17.92, $30 4706 MORE CASH -.. For Wrecked or Junk Olivetti Underwood office Cars & Trucks Calculator. Like new, 51$. 32). 7309. Any yea r thru 1,71 models. 7 days A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRIN. T. . That's a Classified AdI - Re neal Estate Broke,' ------- ______ _______ distributor has aluminum roc. tangular pools left over from 1973 'ason, 'sit price. ,uarare -ø!%' and terms. Ciii M. , TAFFER REALTY Multiple Listing Service1 REALTORS LTORS i: ________________________ 2S6SPARK.1 ~ l 1. $135 BUILDER-DEVELOPER - WELAKI APARTMENTS 114W. lit St. Office 1300 S. French, 323.7340. ______________ - - Kitchin Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation Used Fu itu - 77- Autos Wanted available. Bud CabelI. 322-5032 Wood or steel desks, executive desk anytime. ___________________________ '1 chairs, Secretarial desks & BUY JUNK CARS- from $tOtoüô. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICEchairs, straight chairs, filing Call 322.1621 after 1 P.m. Leading manufacturer and cabinets, as Is. Cask and carry. Matching set of 10 rattan dining chairs, $13 each. Sanford Auction, --- - 11 7S-Recreatjo,at Vehicles __________________________ --.'-- - - -' - Tram 70-Swap & _______ _______________ _________ ____________________ Trailer Pads, Sand, Grease Traps, Pekingese Ma le puppy, 3 mos. old. Window Sllls,,Rck, Clothes posIs, AKC Reg. Champion blood line. l9l3JIepCommando3OlV$,4WD, Mall Box Pos,ts, Cement, Steel. 3221146, PS, Auto hardtop. See at 712 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Palmetto Ave.. Sanford. One Bedroom 3O9 Elm. Sanford 3fl.$751 Dobe$'manPuppies.AKC,$75l) From Jim Hunt Inc. Terms available. UNSWORTH 1971 Pontiac Firebird, AC. AM-FM Deluxe Aluminum above ground 363.3740 2524 Park Dr. stereo, auto., 4 new radials, vinyl 372-2110 ___________________________ swimming pools. (2) 1S'x74' and Rig. Real Estate Broker Realtor roof, excellent condition in and After Hours: IS'x33' Complete. i old. Free to good horn, - 9 month old 003W. 1st 5*. 222-9251 out. 53450. 142-3913 or 5.43-4390. 372-3991 repoase%$, Sacrifice, '-, price. Seperd pup, female; has all 1505 W. 25 323.6061 Pt323.OSlleves. -- - 322064 Sf, -Call collect s 7130610 ho ts,. 323-901 after P.M. 191 Cadillac Coupe, current in. Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1't bath ipCfiO(i, runs, $373, 322. Sanford, Fla. homes. Under 523.000 with less Approximately IIS record albums. 2 bath with many extras. Must see $140 than $750 down. Government 66-Horces _____________________________ to apprecia te. Call 321-OS)). 1325. No Single sales. 3fl-39. funding By builder, 031-1449, 3222090 DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Builder's own 3 Equal Housing Opportunity. Wanted, Residential site for Hwy 92. I mile west of SPeedway. SPECIAL SALE Priced below reprodOR, 2½ bath. Swimming pool. Leading uction costs. ° lessionallv Managed i $a,soo. Jenny Daytona Beach will hold a public distributor wants a nlcebackyard Come in for our Clark Realty. 372 DELTONA- High corner lot, super di$Cunt AUTO AUCTION every Saturday, to display new 1916 model above Beautifully furnished 2 BR home clearance sale, savings to 30 pct. night at 7:30. It's the on with carport and Florida room. ly one in ground pool. Top consideration Clothing, Accessories Hrs. F lor ida. You iet the reserved Bring your ciottiesand move given for prime ltCal Room To Grow II a.m.-$.30 P.M. Horse I Rider price. No charge other thais, 55 In $19950 422 1720 collect, Western 5t,, 7 s, Largo custom - qt$'.fian i ness veticte is, ______________________ Ave., Sanford. 323-1990. ________________ hardwood floors, paneling, over. Duo Art Player Piano, electric or DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Sold. Cut 1042351)11 for further size rooms. details. S V. Hardwick, Broker pump. Twin Beds, with mattresses lots, with _____________________________ . Oeltona.641641) & box Springs & King size headroomforagarden onaquietd,ad. 68-'dV'anted to Buy ___________________________ board. 641267. end street, Be first in line. $11,900 ________________________ Leaseaoatsun including z cars and TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR Call Betty Flamm-Realtor trucks For in formation call Bill ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED WILSON WHAT YOU WANT. 6205019. NAIER FURNITURE associate. Ray or Jack Mink, $31 131$. Tog prices, used, any condition. _____________ LARRYSAXONINC,REALTOR 6140176, Winter Park ill 315E First St. JUSTMAKEPAYMENT7jT 3225677 13 Models Call .SUNLAND ESTATES201 Bamboo C 3231370 or $34. We Buy 1605 Dealer. Dr., Owner. 3 BR, central H & A. S1-Househ0jrj Goods REAL ES'I Al C _____________ complete kitchen with dishDAVE'S 339 6416 ______________________ Realtor &4 Bedroom 3327491 washer, dual drive. Many extras. 1973 Mercury Capni, auto, air cond, 2 Bath 57)450, 3.49.337) We buy and Sell good furniu'.j 43.000 miles, brown. $1100. Call Models 131-3193 after 3 p.m. antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION Onp ti 5nu..r' 'op love anti Sew GALLERIES, 3226972. '75 Starlire GT, low mileage. full Zig Zag machines Assume equipped Call $349013 between to buy furniture, toilet fix. .Ml4n(,-ol 5185 So ar pa t; to per Want and $ we*kdayj. All sizes all prices low low down tures. - anything of value 327month Wi ll take trade in Singer Cheaper than rent. You don't have eguppeti to ig iaq I make button 196.a Jeep. 377 engine, 4 wheel drive. to be a veter an. Call today. 'soles Balance of 5.50 05 or 10 I Call 323-1510 from ito 5 LAKE MARY 20 week. Cash 322.432 payments of 56 Call credl days. as for Dick Lacy. CRANK CON'ST REALTY "anaqer. 312 9111 or see at _________________________ OWNER TRANSFERRED_ Must For used fu f rniture. aPpliances,, i REALTORS-1206O41 sill) BR, 1½ bath home on lovely SANFORDSEWINGCENIER tools. etc. Buy I or lOOP items, 1972 Ford F-100 Sport Custom, Ac, Eves. 373 35d tr,eshaded fenced lot. Reduced to 301 E 1st St Downtown avto.AM&FM $1775 Steal 1017 Lartys Mart 213 Sanford Ave ,,.,$2l.000. Sarta p Sanford Low 620s I___Special MLS REALTORS __________________________________________ ___ MOTHER SAVERWarm 3 OR 321-0041 with count. , 'tchtn and ad ioinlng family room, fully fenced ' 20175. FR If tront and back yard, attached .,, LOvely OR, 2 bath. Centrdl heat & garage Your first peek , EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU will air. barfly rm garage, large . convince you Priced in low 520s,. lentil wAr,, .n I ''w I Can be bought FHA OrVA $3.000 equity & assume loan of JUI H PHONE CALL AWAY - _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv. air Cond.,MaldSevv QUALITY INN NORTH l4&SR431.Long 042-1050 Realty Studio, 1,2,3 Bralley Qdham-323.4670 BR., turn, apt,, llgts, water turn. Mat ure adults No pets. $9) 322 3714 after i wk days. --- - for Antiques. Ccnsepvne,ts 44 Auction Galleries, in-,n. wanted. Hiway Make SU and have fun swooping toot Bring your articles to iop Drive- In Theetre Swap Shop-Flea Market, south l7.2, every Sunday. a.m. loS p.m. NO CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. Phojie 337.13)6. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. nlot,t. .!' - 60-OffiCe Supplies -- -'-"----------_______ . Reg. Real Estate Broker General Contractor 322-a457 Homes - -50 MSciellaneous fO SOle -_____ -- WANTEDI SELLERS BUYERS-DEALERS Empty your carport or garage- 59-Mjsical PMrcimt'4ise __________________________ Pianos & Electronic Organs wilt, automatIc rhythm section. Liber al trades offered. Bob Bati's Plano a, Organ Salts & Western Auto, JO 'N rn, St., 372 225j. - We Buy for 20 pct commission Free Pick ups Auctpøn, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 32 7770 JnSNI ______________________ _______________ 135 35 JOHNNY WALKER 322-2420 ANYTIME ' SanfordA.,4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION Elflciiny$pij - Merchandise II citrus, lots storage. 537,500. 3235633. Call Bedroom Apts. Quiet. One StOrY Kitchen EquIpped Adult-Family - 'cded lot, near lake. Cent. tijt. Narcissus Ave. Newlybulitcustom.38R,2biths, on 1½ acres. Plenty of oak shade es. olus lots more. U3.0, eneva .Conventional-5% Down • Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy trailer apte. Adult & family park. Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17-fl, Sanford. " Ot 3335433. COUNTY REALTOR, MLS -. 323..5l74AnytIme • VA Finandng.Nothhig Down • FHA - EducatlonalChI5dCare forasas low $3, weekly if you qualIfy. 3735.434 321-0041 2017 S. storage area, corner lot, screened In front porch, fireplace and much 'Tier. for only $22,200. homes,. WE HAVE RENTALS FROM ' 25j000 - MLS.REALTORS r'v ..ia Ave. -2 . t' b.ith home In Immaculate condition. W.w carpeting. lots PiO (1 1. -1 $20 Valencia Court 143,100. Gardens Bedroom I - Furniture a, Miscellaneous. Sell RORSON MARINE fl7S Hwy 17.!J Private Buyer Phone 34.5317 . heat.alr, and BPP warranted, LAKE MARY- i BR, 2 bath. ge, GOODIES ADDED- Like new furniture added-choice 3 OR, bath.dbie. carport, fenced l aded yard. 5)9,900. Easy terms. Sanford'. newest residential neighborhood - mortgage for $17,000 for I years pt, ___________________ 3IOOFamlIy Rental Units Wanted LOCH ARBOR - 204 Ridge Drive SWIOVS 4 BR, 2 bath home. 350 yardsfrom Mayfair Country Club. Extras include refrigerator, Ice dOSPIftW. dishwasow. control - H stream. Sj,m equity assul"I I -Real stite 'inntod SUPRISE! You won't believe tITI beautiful Interior of th is 3 home near the Golf Course with central H&A, W W Carpeting, Sprinkler system, fenced yard. VA FHA. $2&S0O. PINEY WOODS BARN - _________________________ 55-Baits & Mphy, N. C. Area-13 acres,4i bordering a beautiful trout SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Ciassflied Ad. $23,100 MOVING- Anxious owner wants offer on extra neat 3 OR. ln"cuIate condition, lin, well ln,' pout. 523.350. We led our trade-in furniture Prices. Good Selection. Acres, Geneva, partially fenced. COUNTRY FUR. DISTRIBUTORS' I2'xS mobile home with addItion. 3231322 SRi' I ml, Eat I-i 525.000 with terms. Would con- ____ sider motor home as part. M. 52AppIlaflCB$ C1N. _________________ Get plenty of prospects - .Ad. KENMOREWA3HER, ports, vertlie your product or Service in service, used machine.. the CIagifled AdS. MOONEY AepLlANCEsrn oe" Forrest Greene Inc. qL6 _________________________ REALTORS 3 years flew. 3 SN. iVi bath, $ ti.eoo. Harold Hall - Osleen- t3 acres, surveyed, mostly cleared; MI ft. on road. $l4,tOO-Ter ms, Broker, $310171. cupancy. A must see. iit,o. central heaf.alr. Yours for only URGENT- Owner must ii Spacious 3 OR. bath with family room, workshop, garden area. DELTONA . AVAILABLE 3 !droo,, porch, $150 I ô.droom, dinIng rm., Ills,. 3 Bedroom, porch. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, $733 Also accepting January cornmltments. 374.1040, I SANORA OUT business. Thanks, BAMBOO COVE APTS Fire victims need 3 rooms of fur- One & 2 Bedroom apartmen ts, nit,,, donated, or any furnished or unfurnished. Newly Items, clothes, etc. nio.n. redecorated. Come see. E. Airport ______ Blvd., Sanford, 323-1340. 323-3114 Rrg Real Estate Broker 763!5 S.a',ford Ave 1 O?S9evs,. 377 7643 3 BR home, 109 Temple DrIve. 1 bath. all maior appliances fur. nishid. ut ility room. Large with fenced backyard, $113 me, Plus deposit. 333-01Sorafter3al _ 220L pool Owner will sacrifice. l$O4.734os]1 after 7 p.m. SAN LANTA down Day Service, We want your - BATEMAN REALTY s, ______________________ furnished studio apartments. Conveniently coated & beautifully landscaped. Abundant storag ____ WAITRESS SERVICE MAN Gas appliances RETAIL SALES KEY PUNCH OPERATOR IRACTOR.TRAILER DRIVER tEAT CUTTER 'UT FOOD & BEVERAGE MGR. 1ETAIL MANAGER - HAS EVERYTHING_ Attractive 3 BR.?bath,cent.alr,family,.00m, fireplace, pool, fenced yard, beautiful location, good school area. Charm. Low 130's. 106 Park Ave., across from Atlantic lincludIng alf1c) and 11GE Bank, Sanfordi Central Flor's Efficiency Package". From siis. __________________________ ____________________________ Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous 1 Call 331.0220 between I & 3:30 -WE DI Commercial Elm. No lease, References required $170 plus security. $34. New single story 1 & 2 bedroom opts. and completely HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" - Sanford- 3 story 4 BR, 2 bath. 1200 Sanford, 3 BR, 1½ barn CS, 11'z34' TWENTYWEST_flMitthg., -3 BR. 1½ bath with central heat, ww carpeting, and weds of Ix. tras. A terrific buy at 132.000. P'necrest.... 32. lI'*ll 'am. rm., mnny litres Asking 124,900. Apartments ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 444-2027 for "We Care""Hotline." Adults or Teifli. HAPPINESS IS... MA Employment SEE TO BELIEVE 7 KESIDE APARTMEN IS Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch Hou, __ DIVORCE FORMS- For ties infor mation write to: Box 791, Pompano, Fla. 2)06) ' - '__- - U-NOUSeS FUrnIShW 30Apetsneflt Unf.pt1tIS1d HELP CRIMES ANoiwy Gi*ol', Office FRIED CHICKEN . 'I -- _________________ 41-Houses - AlE MARY- LAKE MARKHAM ROAD Country home with access to lake t0t swimming I fishing, 3 BR, 3 bath in excellent Condition. BPP warranted $34,500. Real Eit.f. ___________ 10,078-30 ___ I3$AcTSIS CRYSTAL LAKE Spacious 3 ON, 2 baIt, home, 1½ acres of freedom, formal dining. kit chen, fireplace, sunken tub In master t.. WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY-1J3SSUMMERLIN Tree $hadsdsiti, 3 BR, 2batti homi. neat 1, clean, immediate WnqoThur%da,20M STOP Take Out - _. Or," , A. MIle,' 14a OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAI.S BUCKET of CHICKEN BARREL of CHICKEN 15 PIECES $570 21 PIECES $725 2203 Park Ave Sanford Ufifum OR, air, carpet, kit, equip.3 security dep. 671-1253, 0 Call 473..Ua. Write P.O. Bo' 1213 Sanford, Flo.'lda3flhI $ll0permontp,. _________ FLEET RESERVE Reg. 977 Mashed Potatoes & Gravy , 1 Bedroom mobile home. No pets. Winter Springi- 3 BR, excellent condition. mm . leas, I mos. $215 mo Nopets.Nearschoel3fl.0333 31R. 1½ bilk, fully carpeted central heat & air, large Penc yard,large workshop, plus metal utility bldg. 333-t001. iiQr14 SiSmo. References Tusidoy, Oct. _________________ ________ ______ fully carpeted, sprInkler system, 10 mm. from 1.41 Attamonte Mall. Furn.crUflfurn.j03fl.1 Resultsl To PO(K11 ': GOOD ALL DAY Jã,Oe/J, Recoe 3 PIECES CHICKEN-HOT ROLL CHOICE OF 2 Cole Slew. Potato Salad. Baked Beans ., the Evening Herald itit CISUit Ads offer no fancy claims.. - Mpkim-CUL CHICKEN DINNER 6420 or 322-isis. •Room turn. duple 1511 lest mo. Plus $Sädep. Alters, call _______________ 3flaI - PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonnous Through Sunday. Slmonov ;' - FACEDWITHA DRINKING Seminole County Campers, Kampers Kove, Osteen. Pushktn Gogol Inn, Sanford Civftan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. R EDOSTOEVSKIASDLTDR Unfurnlshed,twob.*o, Security Deposit. Adults, Preferred, 322. J n$sd - For further Information Call or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box MI. Sanford, Fla. 3V1I. Temple, South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Altamonte Springs. IOJM or friends at problem _______________ Club. RUSSIAN AUTHORS ALTPI For families drinkers, ____18-Help Wanted Sanford. Lake Mary Rotary, $ a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 120 W. First St. Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country VTEKRYLOVYDUOLCPIOD 100 II!) School Band Boosters, 6:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. Open to public. ZOOM wk. Jaycai' Appointed or Elected?" Skaftag party sponsored by the Deltona Junior High 4:00 2) IRONSIOE ) GWGANS ISLAND '.) MERV GRIFFIN 7) 24 SESAME STREET 9) EDGE OF NIGHT stars as an elegant, altised rnen whose b as a professional artist is a Cover for her 0ca4,aliona3 a hired kaUin (R) 57U() , Adults. No pets. $SS. 3fl•fl' dys after 41-Hi - 344Mb110 Homes _____________ I BR W. kit, equip.. EARN $20.000$30.000 per year ' start by OwnIng your ow business. Protected territories, Customers call yout Proven $'.ees In., program of success vestment required - Immediate cash flow Call now for in levy lew, Mr. Snyder 30$-SI? $200 Carpet Color & Restoration. ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON -._ 1 OR Trailer, In Pasta, fl7•ia. _______________________ garage, fenced yard. $113 month. 333,7,1 - ; . House. 3:30 4) (4) MATCH GAME 24 p.m., Maftiand Public Ubrary Fail LOCtU Series Election 7:30 pin. Lee J. Coiling on"Suld Appellate Judge. Be 3:15 9) GENERAl. HOSPITAL . 7:30 WEDNESDAY, oCrogj Unfilled KiwanIs, noon, Civic Coda. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Sefenaders Senior Ci tizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town 24 VILLA AI.EGRE t 1 0ltheVanIes," Franchol Tone. Broderick Olieford (88W) 1940. (Vd.) "C'ie Fbit With You.- Ita1c* Chevalier. J nnette Gorieid. (88W) I. (Thin.) 14 Lie, Chickadee." W.C. Fields. Pine West (88W) 1940, (Fit.) "Royal Family of oadjy Fmoic p, k* , () 34) IN SCHOOL TELE. VISION: Orange County School System%4 3 pm Jayeeette,, ____ ____ Suiod Senior Citizens Club, noon bag lunch, Sanford Civic Center. Election of officers. 300 Si (12) ANOTHER ,, 4J ( 6) ALL IN THE FAMILY , It's SPft- PAU1111111111 Goddard. ea , '9) ONE LIFE TO LIVE DONAHUE '9) MOVE:(Pibt) -Su 5aorsL$.l.. bj34 ,, 2' (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES )4 'Ts 1HE !VSORLD TURNS 9) FAMILY FEUD 2'.00 C 620.0 PYRAMID 230 '2) (12) 'flE DOCTORS I 4j 6) THE GUIDING LIGIrT .AP.J.!4 8:30 - 434. 1:30 Lougw..d Area Sertsma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 & SR i find him ils,e in _________________________ our Business 2 Unfurn. & 1 furn. Directory. refrigerator turn. $110 to $125 mo. 40b Park Ave. Call O,land 2fl immaculate 3 BR,2 bath, carpeted, _______________________ , Parents Aiusymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry CoinIflUflity United Methodist. 'I) PEWS '9) RYANS HOPE : - IS - (V.11181 HiraM, L.1 Fl. -- 4I-4UISS Lake Marp-Renta 3 SN IWnIIIWà hOnte Instead eta hcust Spotless. en ,reterre. No pets. 322.3,30. ______________________ Country T railer- 2 BR, 1 bath, air. $125 month plus deposit. Cliff Jordan, Realtor , $3J.$3fl - Sunday -Noon Frido _______________________________ Bowl America. 1:00 2) (12) SOMERSET (4) MIDDAY 7SfIrnes............. 24Ca line (62-00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum 1L-tbPp block horn,, unlurn. 323.fl25 & 333.7$3, aftif S Sanford. Adults. Modern StudIo, 1 213 BR houses, Central air & heat. ' fenced yard, 3v.3 BR I, 2 SR ljnfvrn. Air, carpeted. C. Sw ma. up. 323501,. 2500 Grove Drive I All Bath* mlIyRrn ClNn $113 Info. Inwin Private entrance. Adults only. taoa Palmetto, Sanford. _______________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll lthruStlmis .....4lcalin, l thru 2S times . 3lca line 4--Persoiials CE 2 FiwnIsh _________________ ____ I,,- ______ i-s - Noon The Day Before Publication p.m., 2 121 NBC NEWS 800 us 24) , ' fo $125 month. Adulfe Phcri 3221010 , DEADLINES WT UidSPI Mu Alwnnae 7:30 p.m., 676 Vtscaya Ave., Orlando. "y .d Y. Heart" discussion led Perez, 8p.m., Temple Slalom of Deltona. by Dr. Luis saute'd LIeu., noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycee., 7p.m., VFW building, 1741 Sasud Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7 Chamber ol Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole Lion, 7 p.m., Qua li ty inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Cauelbe,yy Jaycee., 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sadard 0p11mM1, now, Trophy Lounge, -H - '_carpet, teSL $125 RATES 1:10 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 1200 , 24 MAC NEL.LEHE PORT 831-9993 HOURS Art. & Crstt. Skew for residents of The Forest, Fore 10 aa to 2 p.m., In mu3t1.psirpo. room. am 2i ''S 1 4 6) YOUNG AND REST- news, Willow sports) 0AR0ô 322-2611 Sterling Park Eleuseutary Scbus$ Fourth Grade Opel House, 7:30 p.m. 2' DAILY DET10p4*j 700 2 t12 TO (Local ri at 725 End 625). 4) (6) CBS NEWS: (7305 n 4). 4te POPEYE AND FRIENDS 1 7) (24) SESAME STREET 0)0000 MORNING AMER. ICA: ("GootI Pibning F1ort at 725 and 825 am.. local 4) Orlando - Winter Pork CLASSIFIED DEPT. Seminole County business meeting. g pews ID IC.flN * SUNRISE SEME C4i annual men- florid. Naus Aas.datk., District 37, 4 p.m., Health Center, Sanford. Regular ' i LOVE OF LIFE p ppy yg tI: 111: 625 2 (P.bk) WITH THIS RING (limo., Thin.) CREAM OF JEANJJI()C.PRO. FiLES P4 DL*AT1oP4 (Fit.) PICTURE OF HEALTH: thveray ci Fb$Ite. 6:30 FIARTPMN (R) 7' ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 4i (C PRICE IS RIGHT: FOR THE DEAF ...... Tues.. we below. ' SPECIALUS. Sen. LawIon Dales, ZIPE: Festt,e iltds an inooatic incl.aTtent. debatesIIII View with Julio Andrews challenger DI'. .k*in Grady. a look atdist and an'rpe and 0* o..neegti tsermger 'zoo 10,30 6 WILDMLDT, 'H 2' HOLW000 SQUARES '7 LILIAS, YOGA ajJyQU 11.00 12:30 2 WHEEL OF FORu NC 6) GAMBIT 9 MOVIE OF THE WE Fbi Lady. Yvette Mrmeux WE - US. am MIN ADULTS m ialajil6u Seminole' _ 31-APSrtmentS Furnisjia ; CLASSIFIED ADS . 1'J'wAY, OCfOEfl 18 Greater outer MalUaad Civic Custer be., ber p meeting and election, 8p.m. ___ 0' SL1ISE AeLEE 610 2' SUNSHINE ALMAP ,, THEATRES CALENDAR 2 600 0 RICH MAN. POOR MAN Rudy tec4s the s*Irç of ths Mo *$o wuiv b r . 6:30 9) THE MAKING OF "ALL THE PRES1DEPrrs N" 'C LAVERIE AND SFVRiEV Forum (Henry Wr*tec) VlltZ w&psoflasts,, --a PiaI ___ Morn ing sicnng etd batimen Its Lips W 0* comwvJ Ron a' 4 S 6' 12 NEWS It EP.EP.GEHcy or 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 MAN A?' ENV1ROPI. - Wednesday e 4 MEW - r , ri TI-ti ir 0-111 .1 P 03 ' Well Drilling Landscaping & Lawn C are : : "WELLS DRILLED. Pui.'W1p5 SPRINKLER SYSTEi,I EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edgng, Trimmung Free Est mates Phone 321 179 I .'. ______________________ List VOW Business-Dial All lypes and sizes Werepar and%eryi, S TINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 2ng 5t 4•4J __________________________________ 322-261] 01831-9993] - �LONDII __ ___ 1c GE wWlZ, I OKE " sJTE RECORDI I JUS TMAT WAS ,.,,CO QuACK' r- SOUNDED U IT SY DUSTY StIEL.P AND T14B Answer to Prevsous Puzi$s FScrambler __________________ 40 Sends back ACRO$$ _________________ 43 Girls name ______________________________ I Milady 46 Lariat 6 Majestic 47 Also 11 Esportof O 8Ewe PAYED BOOKENDS! __________ . moo II - dill, BEETLE BAILEY Mod WaNcr DO *iOU SEEP 4EARINGJ AN EC40 11 STW 5 1 52 Confine s Encase s Breakfast For Wednesday, OcfoL.r 20, 1976 ___ T ARIES (March 21-April 19) A with a good book. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. SuCCesSful is In store for 6h Year, No. 52-Wedriesday, October 20, 1976 is your forte today. Cooperation Sanford, Florida 32l71—Price 10 Cents you. Youll gain the cooperation DOWN can be gained to bring of coworkers through your Much seaport i Fashion 21 Mental 38 Caper 20 Ab1ut 2 Disembarked about fruitful relationships. faculties pleasant manner, 41 Rub out rule's 3 Honky.tOnli 22 Coteries 42 Natives of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) 22 Food fish 4 Hail! 23 Baking Copenhagen ing for high 25 Conclusion is on your side 21) You may be 5 Untidy Lady L chamber 43 Roman date 26 Enochs cousin 6 Hens perch 24 Narrow way 44 Desist lcontr) today. If you like to take a flyer stakes today, especially In (Bib) 7 Boundary 21 Note (Latin) 45 Alms box on along shot, this is he day to career or work-related matters. 30 Elude (comb form) 28 Mineral rocks 47 Adolescent 1 It could be fortunate. 32 Rhonchus do . 8 Shout 29 Withered year 1 1:. 33 Ministers to 9 Range 3$ East Side lab) 48 Toward the 2'" CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. .1lie GEMINI (May 21-June )) Vote 34 Natural fat Keeps to Mineral vein 32 Symbol for mouth Property {:;.[; or Possessions Helping others is second nature 19) 35 Kokos 12 Look fixedly TV Break selenium 49 Lone weapon you're instrumental 13 Tendency for you today. Even though y in 36 Pleasant 5? Droop 36 Liflle IScot) tO Butt grimace 53 Muscat do it unselfishly, there could be acquiring today will make your 39 Leisure 20 May spreader 37 Calls cry syllable family's surroundings more j 5OU handsome rewards. CANCER (June 21-July 22) comfortable. Has Women AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 ) Working gives you pleasure and — — 1 — — 12 13 holds your interest today. In the Property or possessions you're evening you'll have a fine time ifldtWflefltal lit acquiring today 1 W1Umake yOW'fa1flhIy'55. with true eing —— —— LEO (July 21-Aug. 22) Lk roundlngs more Comfortable. • f ii' — 17 18 PISCES (Feb. 20March 20) If for assistance from those in — anything you he es — 21 great regard. Favors will be talk over with your mate or Sl — ____ Party presidential candidate Gus Hall has business associates, this Is the readily granted. Z2 23 24 26 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 72) day to do It By EDPRICKETT 'The You have excellent foresight The women, neighbors on Sanford's __________________________ recommending Midway as the Herald Staff Whit, __ .YOUR B1hTH1tV ndav. If ,. e .. .; . eastsk!, aic- otctir1g to Ctwu& choice location for e because resldiMs Oct. 20,11114 for the better can be br-orifit watited It, station which broadaL the paid commercial, The winds Of Protest We'w through about for you and your family. Kimbrough said Vihlen in his --usual and to tlingressman Richard Kelly. Seminole County Commission chambers 35 Lng4enngaIn3canbe — u 23 (Sept.23-od ) — ___ 7 Phantom role" as county commissioner left Tuesday night as about 100 Apple Valley li th Your mind is active today, but this coming year. It won't be all out a lot of facts. residents expressed disapproval of the American Broadcasting Corporation said that you're not that interested In work -Dame Fortune will visit Then Commissioner Kwiatkowski cOmmission's decision to uphold a previous — - ______ — — — _______ federal laws require both the network and the being around others. Curl up you awhile. Powiced on Kimbrough for the memorandum 13 44 vot as 46 e to purch e a $255,000 park site near 18 49 station to offer equal time to all candidates Kimbrough wrote advising commissioners to their Sov'h Seminole Subdivision, and that any complaints should be directed to locate the park In Midway if .a south The winds stirred up emotions as Kelly. Seminole site cannot be found. I I — — I I ?ners pitted themselves against WIN AT BRIDGE "I'm furious," said Mrs. Ma "The memo was tongue in cheek," . rie Clem. "I. atic commissioners, and Republicans Kwiatkowski chided. can't see this being a pitt owed when ll just a few. ed themselves against their Democratic By OSWM.D and JA%II.S J1t('ORV "Didn't you circulate a memo? 57 years ago you could be arrested for saying counterparts. Kwiatkowski asked, "Are you hacking off — — T9 - —_____ T -— anything about communism," ____- as a gamble or did he really Val leywa3 st 19 uckwj county p ar expect to make it? Finally, k residents your first choice." NORTH said they didn't want, and the county cornSouth came to the Conclusion advertisement, which was broadcast as a "I will not vote to put a park in an area *q82 that West surely held a strong mission was deadlocked 2-2 on the conwhere the public doesn't want It. If it's not commercial break during "The $6-Million V 9 07 3 troverslal issue. club suit for his bid and that (Herald pftef' by Qa Est") going to be accepted, move it," Kimbrough Man" Sunday night, and asked questions Q .15 his (South 's) king of clubs was The deciding vote would have been cast by said. A .1 93 Swofford points where bomb was resting. about what could happen to America under a sitting duck. South went to Commissioner Sid VIhIen Jr., but an absent However, he Indicated Midway was seven amonds. North cor. communism. rmin V*en sent a lette" to the meeting info g WEST FAST ID) first choice. First choice was somewhere in rected to seven hearts and "I can't see letting children see this kind £ 1093 the south part of Seminole, Kimbrough said. *AKJ7654 South was down three for a Panel Eyes Herndon As V6 9 t Of thing," Mrs. Clem said. "Kids don't know Either that, or work the problem out with loss of 800 points. DEAR DR. IAMB - There is Ambulance Fi, Page 0-A •A6 CK what they want these days and they might be At the other table East and miffed Apple Valley residents. a great amount of industrial A A Q 07652 6 104 West were allowed to play in commissioners he didn't want to be a SOUTH Commissioner Dick Williams agreed the deafness in the area where I six spades after a very Dr. I A— "villain" and locate a park where residents park should not be located where residents live and I have heard there is no different bidding sequence. , A K Q . 42 didn't want it so his vote was to build the park don't want It, but Kwiatkowskj and Hattaway remedy for it. about the commercial was "all over the high South opened the king Of 1098742 stood fast behind th eir Oct. 5 in Midway, a predominantly black decision to buy Th en I read an Item in the hearts and shifted to a dta. K neighborhood east of Sanford. the lund from Overstreet Investment Co. of paper in which Florence mond, won by East's king. Both vulnerable Mrs. BIouin - who recently returned "A Vlhlen special," Commission ChairThe ace of spades disclosed Henderson said she had from Italy, where the Communists made a in -an Mike Hattaway called wording Andy Har Wt,i No rt a homeowner spokesman, h East South vey, the trump break. West rutted otosclerosis and had an a,,ilen's letter. i strong showing in legislative elections - said s, a heart, picked up trumps, led told commissioners homeowners are deadoperation so she could hear. I _____________________ 6* Pass Pass 7• The letter, according to the chairman said set against the park. Harvey cited traffic she was "disgusted" by the commercials a club and had his slam when really do not know what kind of Dbl 7V Dbl.Pass the king showed up In the right I Vihlen was in accordance with a deafnim . I have or my friends depends upon the sound waves problems, noise pollution, vandalism and promoting a Communist government for the Pass Pass By DONNA ESTES& spot. memorandum written by Several months age perjury laboratory teds are expected to Commissioner John have but I ant wondering about United States. Opening lead - 10 * I " vibrating the tiny ear bones. r See APPLE VALLEY, Page 8A BOB LLOYD charges against Swofford identify the explosive substance this. 11w ttny bones have grown '"Ibey don't have a Chance now," she HeraldStatl Writers ________________ stemming from a grand Jury used In the bomb that caused Maybe litany will not know together front the abnormal said, "but if theykeeppoundingaway., probe two ye ago were little damage ars I .. . A Pittsburgh reader wants but a lot of smoke. this type of operation is bone formation. An operation BY Oswald & James Jacoby Ex-Altamonte Springs Mayor dismissed. Swofford had been Margie Mickley of WFTV's programming to know if It Is a misdeal when Investigators said Swofford possible. A friend of mine who frees the tiny bones or through Lawrence, Swofford, 'who Boris Schapiro points out a card is exposed during the diarged with lying.to a grand told them that the second time department said the station had received a had the operation said it was other surgical techniques that the winning bridge player deal, or if that card must be escaped injury and possible jury concerning a campaign he keyed the Ignition on his car few "kind of bizarre" calls complaining about just like flipping on a light makes it possible to hear sound must be able to guess right an honor to cause the misdeal death Tuesday when a bomb contribution In his 1973 race there was a puff of smoke and 'witch, one minute deaf and the vibrations in the air. the ad, which was sold by the network and not when the losing player was found wired to his car with Norman Floyd Sr. for the he jumped out of the car and Th e answer is that if any guesses wrong. by Channel 9. next minute she could hear. It card is ex The patient with otosclerosis posed during the motor, was conferring with his mayor's office In Altamonte. raised the hood to find the is wonderful. Of course, the winning deal that it Is a misdeal, but . attorney this morning about hears the vibrations of the "I think most people understand the Meanwhile, the remains of explosive device. They said player isn't really guessing. that some social players don't DEAR READER - I wish all tuning fork pres 11)Q((),1yJ seeking assistance from Gov. the homemade bomb that Swofford doused equal-time laws," she said. "If they didn't, we against the He is making an intelligent enforce this rule itt e card is the device those people who had deafness skull becausesed the skull bones decision, while the loser Is not an honor. would have had calls flooding in." Reubin Askew on what he ignited Tuesday when Swofford with water and called from exposure to noise in in. transmit the vibrations directly making an unintelligent one. termed "harassment" by attempted to start his compact authorities. (Do you have a question But she speculated that perhaps some dustry could be cured by a to the nerve mechanism. These South liked his hand but had for the experts' Write "Ask elective and appointed Officials auto at his Lake Florida home Swofford's auto is equipped viewers were confused by the court rulings. simple operation but it is not the people can often hear over the a'qliRht problem about what to file Jacobys" care of this / over a more than two year have been sent to the Sanford with an Inside hood latch but he "As long as Carter and Ford are persame kind of deafness, period. He did not name the Crime Lab for examination and said the hood can easfly be telephone much better do over East's four.spade newspaper The .Jacobys will officials, mitted to buy time, we have to offer it to In general there are two main they can hear the spoken voice. opening. Five hearts might answer individual questions tests, according to sheriff's opened from the outside. well be an Inadequate bid, but if stamped, self-addressed causes of deafness. The type Wii Because the receiver everyone," she said. "We can't change that. Swofford said he will ask investigators. Sheriff's crime scene Flore nce Henderson spoke of in held again the ear and the he' made it anyway. envelopes are enclosed The Askew's office for an apABC can't change it. And that's the way it is Detective Sgt. George technicians and Investigators West jumped to six spades most interesting questions the Sunday magazine involves skull bones pick up the pointment with the governor Hagood, who is heading the went over living here in the USA." th 'Villain 2' e auto Tuesday in and when it came back to will be used in this column • degeneration of the bone and vibrations. either late this afternoon or bomb probe, said today the hopes of finding a clue to the South he had a real problem. and will receive co pies of reformation of hone in the ear earIY in the morning. The tiny hones just inside the Was West bidding six spades JACOB V MODERN) device was fashioned from a person or persons who wired Swofford, also an ex-county piece of threaded pipe ap- the area. The new bone formation ear drum are called the bomb to the auto. involves the small bones in the haminer, anvil and stirr UP - -':, V':, • .. •., commissioner, said he plans to proximately six Inches long and C Swofford said the car was SIDE GLAN ES leave by auto early this af, Gill imddleo(theearsotheycapjtot because they resemble (J .. . wired to the car's ignition. parked in his driveway fro vibrate and transmit sound. ternoon and stop by objects. When sound waves Swofford said the bomb pipe dark Monday night until he ,1 . . u Around The Clock ..........4-A Horoscope .................S.D The otht e of Tallahassee for the night on his appeared to be copper and was attempted to start It at about 8 Bridge .. .. . . S.D Hospital ...................8-A _______ ___ involves the nerve mechanism vibrations are picked up by ______ way to his farm in North wired to the car's coil, Tuesday morning. He had his Calendar .......... ........ 7-A Obituaries .................s-A -, Carolina. of the ear itself. This is the type these small bones that are distributor and spark plugs. grandson, Garland Huggins, in Comics ..................S.D Sports .... ...............2-3-B He has been at his home in of deafness that comes on with connected to each other. As ' "At this time we don't believe the car and was taking the five. Altamonte Springs for the past dynamite was involved," increasing age in most cases. It they move in response to the (H,raid Photo ____________________________________________________________________ Editorial .................4-A Weather ...................0-A week, can also be caused by damage vibration they set up vibrations Hagood said. He said See SWOFFORD Page 2* Dear Abby . .1.0 Women .................i-z-c to the sound sensing which are picked up by the mechanism in the internal ear internal hearing device and 7f and brain From noise. You transmitted to the brain. When cannot operate on the ear and these bones literally grow I ger , The doctor can tell the dif- cause the vibrations for normal II, ference in the type of hearing hearing. j ii.e _-N 1I — loss by using a simple tuning Qn Attorney ' s , What do we know about Pat 'r fork. The fork vibrates and he aging? T'hwe who want in. a I't places the fork on the skull formation on this subject can Key, Carter Says behind the ear lover the send 50 cents for The Health titastoidi. The sounds are Itter number 1-7, Perpetual cundut'tedto the internal ear by Youth, Aging. Send a long, Seminole County Commissioners Tuesday night agreed to By The Associated Press prospective nonvoters and get them to the Wre a lawyer with at least five years' experience as the new polls. no longer hear the sound of the velope for mailing. Address \ or Jimmy Carter Is growing increasingly i.ibrating fork by bone con- ,omw letter to Dr. Lamb in care There are, he warned, past examples of "z,' concerned about all those Americans who , Salary for the new in-house legal department staffer will be elections Umt could have changed history if ductiun the doctor holds the of this ne wspaper, P.O. don't plan to vote, and he's remin ding his $, from $24,000 to $27,000. onl y a handful of voters w ho stayed at home fork in front of the ear. The 1551, Radio City Station, New 14 supporters of past instances when only a few County comini.ssloners agreed to advertise for the position at had made it Into the polling booth. normal ear will still hear the York, NY 10019. ballots changed the nation's history. 0 the urging of Exec. Asst. Roger Nelswender. -% If John Kennedy had lost to Richard Niiit mbrations. f' IQ! In his speeches this week, Carter has leaned "We'reontheljne(orsome big coins," Neiswender said. ' in 1960, Carter shouted Into a cheering mostly With otosclerosts or bone heavily on listeners who may be thinking of WE WANT M reference was to pending lawsuits against the county which black crowd that police estimated at 7,000 growttideafnessthepatjent will , sitting out the 1976 campaign and has urged w 'icxii' resulted from last year's jail fire that claimed the lives of 11 strong. "we would never have had the Voting not still hear the vibrations " his supporters to spare no effort to get A,I'll 0 ell 6~lda CN1C8 _______________________________ _________________________________ Rights Act. None of you would have the when the Fork is held in front of , potential sla ckers to the polls. NeLswender urged commissioners to "short up" the ties with freedom you now have." the ear because hearing then "Well, here we go again . . . from swimming pool to car . Both Carter and President Ford are off the County Atty. Tom Freeman, or hire the county's top legal officer. I LFM Later, at a fund-raising dinner, Carter campaign trail today, Ford In Washington pool at the drop of______________________ an autumn leaf. "We're hanging In th e middle," Nelswender Indicated. _____________ ________________ worried that "in the last eight years a lot of p ': and Carter at home in Plains, Ga. Both The commission already voted to terminate Freeman's people had decided that it is not worth the candidat es plan to attend the annual Al Smith by Garry TrUdeaU Vosition and that of labor attomeys Alley. Alley & Blue of Tampa effort to try to be involved In politics and vote dinner in New York on Thursday. Their final and create an In-house staff. ind try to change this country.lA5COMW)ff4517/5/j 1ET AV c,naj4yrq. I . debate is scheduled for Friday in Wdfiam. Commissioners at First disagreed on salary. He also recalled the 1968 election when sburg, Va. t2'$VJ IT t2) Amt. County Atty. Robert Pierce said the commimion should Richard Nixon narrowly defeated Hubert ClUED Fzv Although he remained at the White House lh771i4TAtt5tRI ci" 1tg,t, hire the attorney, then let the lawyer decide what's needed. & yy , Humphrey. "The election went the wrong 11ELLL6W( /Ei on Tuesday. Ford found an opportunity to UWAo way," he said. Pierce said the new county attorney should know how much AV! S )VU Am criticize Carter's proposals to cut the record I, outside expertise will be required, to light the county's battles. Carter has for several days referred to polls *1flf7I t" I defense budget, saying such cuts would make • ____ ____ "Rely on the attorney you hire," Pierce said. that say more than half the eligible voters ,I _______ .' "Avr I the nation weak. Carter has said he wants to Though Pierce has indicated he might apply For the new may not cast ballots. Analysts say many of , cut from billion to billion fn the -J I ' . .' position, he does not meet the five-year qualification. Pierce ha those who have become dLouraged with the Ila Pentagon budget. een an attorney about two years. , . election process would be Democratic voters V " 47 And Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Pierce's boss, Freeman, has Indicated he is not Interested in casting ballots to change the faces in made a rare foray into the political arena in a the position. Washington LI they bothered to vote, . speech in New York where he defended Neiswender also suggested hiring an assistant for from And national polls now show Ford and ________ Ford's record on international human rights. $11,500 to $15,000. Carter nearly neck-an"eck with the election -Both the vice presidential candidates, "I can't see it," Commissioner John Kimbrough remarked. only two weeks away. ________ _____ Pupils at Sanford's Southslde Elementary School wait their turn at the voting Democratic Sen. Walter Mondale and Some analysts say the lower the voter "Right now, I don't believe two attorneys are warranted." booth while a classmate exits after exercising his choice in a mock Presidential Republican Sen. Bob Dole, were on the road. t urnout the better chance Ford has of winnin g Carter to New York City where he sees too much work for one attorney, but election today. The early returns had Jimmy Carter leading Gerald Ford by a 24 stood in a traveled c the electicn. But independent candidate riot Neiswender uuh for t'.. said n-hhe 'UiL' .tafftr;. hilly Harlem street as night nosed "-i f*.s I-..• .meu,n*n,l margin. Eug ene McCarth y says he thinks voter foodstuff 56 Phase 37 QI$$y ' __ ______ ________ t Llo lq PPIe r rr r ___ __ ____ M r rr r DU By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 50 Tergal Spain $3 Bullfighter 14 Dispossess 15 Vexed 16 Summer Ifl Paris $7 Stzongboie, $9 New Guinea I;b - HOROSCOPE I 119 - - - A high plac . ld You're in there is want to te THE BORN LOSER by Art SOMOIVI c- ---- (I -- HUN; ' 4ilK I'0 N i A. ' OW000 0A ARCHIE by Bob Montana OHI'IOU YESii- HE SAC HE PUT Hl51\ J E BAMC,&T I SEE WHERE THEY THAT ALLY C!DNT SAY WHICH ONE ,' RICH Q.DMN4 )A WiLL,' FTERA YEAR ON If oc DIGGING. THE WHERE HEIRS FINALLY FQJC HERMIT WHO COXED TK' 47 - by Howie Schneider D-_ , ______ __________ : Qu _ IJ4)itJ! 1A C arm 9/0 ( ' (\ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heirridehl I APPRECIATE THI$ RESPITE 1o%04JL0 YOU A;SK NajF MOTHER 1 R.rr A SMIDGEN MOR.E MAIONNA)SE IN THE EGG SCHNOOOLL 1HS StINKI4ES KEEP \ -S MON'! 1 '& . _ i - Ar S-4 _________________________________ ______________________________ by Al Vermeer Hey! A \ f Okay felia,keep \ We don't GUIY'yiji<! O,,, wantu ea _[ _ ' t call that jumping to Conclusion,' - - / I Iil9 i tc'i.vn .-. -- ,' .] I ID Sanford women. A spokesman for the local affi ate of e that now? The memo indicated Midway was said her voting-age child " f IN BeING A 51.F.MADE MAN. BUT Swofford Seeking school, so you see it did make an impact." Me eting With Askew voI:! 1 Handful 6 Persons. oVER AGAiN, 2 TI-iiNjc TRY ___________ 7MAvo TUMBLEWEEDS 'by T. K. Ryan PPUTY, H'J, WILL LJ &lV This NTh1bfl1EJUEy- øtrrr ou-r, ( YO I WIA) , Nl -NO5E1 AY. AFFAIRS ME NONE OF ____________ Ir. .1 PUSINESSI - lip - ___ - __ V ____ ' . the influenced by this." Neighbor Mary Jean Blouin said talk _______________________________________________ HIM IT RII.L Irp saw After Car Bombing county att ney. r'$ 'rgi,e TI4R'$ n .---- CR1'flJ,I SEIISE of Communist And when the winds had died down, Apple Qualif ications ' FRANK AND ERNEST - group for ____________ 'County Agrees __ 0 a commercial r 0 __ ________________________ _______ _____ television Today PRISCIL'S POP Grasshopper I Lamb EEK & MEEK .' - ________ ¼. 'iI.c,co CAFETERIA A IL Some Deafness - ..:• A Surgery Helps EL .,• For Par angered - Red Se She HE BURIED IT IN THE WAS 117 IT Valley I' fff in and pleaded for his supporters to round uo I anithv cotud helo his campaign. � 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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VE I1I1I 0 _ __ _ enrng 69th Year, No 50—Monday, October i, 1916 1d Sanford, Florida 32771—Prlc, 10 Cents • Dismissal .;4i A 7- S I . - .. •,•. ______ ____ _____ > FE ____ - ___ ~R . . ____ - * \• •- . •••••,.• -,... 'p :f ; ' x i 34j< I 55 : _________ • •. — _______ — . .• Sid ___ ___ r • ______ ____ • 1 Pumpkin Supply Said Be Normal Yield r — AJI— C IL By LOUISE COOK Associated Press Writer Would-be ghouls, ghosts and goblins may find fewer pumpkins than usual in stores and roadside stands this Halloween, _________________________ > 1- • I bright orange vegetables to cane into jack'-lanterns. There have been scattered reports from Individual growers In MidW that this year's pumpkinsupply was down. But the U.S. De partment of Agriculture doesn't keep 1 statistics on over-all pumpkin production. And one USDA - a - - 4__ip...u_uuiNu!i'.111III7 — tab •• . . • I I g Eor —F I E -" I I) !. . I -' -4 is 'o t' . p I I I I _ Ub ' !1L + 19 5 W I E •• . . — - z U State Probe M • •' . Il _____ IMP _______ MCD ' - cnx -> - ' - = Il g c-.. - '-.- . rr . 14 •. As homeowners eared today to fight a proposed county • k~~(IT residents would have access to w hich can also be utilized. In "If they can convince me of the park flit's located near f, Ven d it would be a the negatives," Ven dressed. subdivision as proposed by the "good lick" U the commission "I e against." But Vihien county's parks committee. just used the 20-acre former went on to say he will not b e Republican Commissioners county dump site and forgot the swayed by illogic and park near Apple Valley sub. division, at least one county Dick Williams and John Overstreet purchase. emotionalism. commissioner said he'll change Kimbrough agreed with The Democratic comHe said by 1990, some 35o,000 his vote if residents can co,r residents that they weren't missioner stressed, also, that persons will inhabit Seminole Vince him their posiUon is properly advised of the county he would have to be presented County. He called it a islx. commission's intent before the "hard facts" that locating a viable. year-old Lum" and said a park "I've shifted my formal decision to buy was made. Park in the South Seminole would am all residents in ViWen said there are 20 acres community would not be to the South Seminole — not just the direction to keeping an open ve in 40-acre Apple Val ley site as a whole. Si d Vihien Jr. said this morApp e alley. IGI higher than last Year. Cost depends on size, with'the big pumpkins favored for Jack-o'-lanterns usually ranging in price from $2.50 to $4.50. Checks with growers and sellers indicated that the purn"The se is excellent this year," d Gerald Huber, a starlight, I nd., grower.' Our size over-all Is probably bigger than it has been in the lad five years." H acreageevoted ning. Last week, Vihien said he supported a county conissIon dec ision to purchase 40 acres for Pkins in his area has decreased as farmers turned to o pr ops. e volume way off, he said. J0 Reich rt f S I id flI d chirt planted purnpkins about four a~res of land this yea'r. HL, is selling most of them t his own garden market for prices ranging from $3, D. fl tOr V'hi" CommissionChairman Mike Hattaway ,or Harry. Kwiatkowski wo4d reverse the Oct. 6 decision by the three Democrats to buy the site. A homeowner's spokesman Pumpkins are more scarce," he said. Not that they didn't do well. There just aren't as many. They are good in quality." Reichert Warned dry weather during the summer for the confirmed citizens will present their protest at Tuesday night's 7 p m. pubic hearing Apple smaller supply. He said that the pumpkins he didn't sell at his own store wen t to supermarkets at a wholesale price of $50 a ton, up from $40 a ton last year. According to the USDA, Illinois is the country's largest pumpkin producer, followed by California and New Jersey. Valley residents want the decision reversed. The land is owned by Overstreet Investment Co. of Orlando. Vihlen said Apple Valley On The D ecis Ford,Carter S ow ng Activities . i l By The Associated Press de President Ford d - Carter In Tampa Toda Jimmy campaigns a bit this week. pa catch their ays TAMPA (AP) Democra ti c presidential candidate Jimmy Carter is due in Tampa today to begin another short campaign visit in the state that gave him his fW debate ore the primary Victory. Carter Is to appear ft at a late afternoon rally in Tampa and will then fly to Miamf Beach for an overnight stay. election. Ford after going church spent a chill, gray, and rainy Sunday at relative ease in the Wbite House. He met with acv. eral Cabinet officers to talk about urban revitalization pr io n Campaign Trail' more active this week, but he, Carter's staff released a list too, is slo wing a campaign pace of contributors to his 1970 Georgovernor's office resulted In his office for political gain, featured nude dancing. The torney told reporters, "I don't grams. * that caused his voice to crack at gia gubernatorial campai gn, aides telling reporters two Askew threatened to send in a probe was initiated by the need to generate any kind of Ford intends to stay in the a rally Saturday night . hours before Askew blasted special team of state in stating that, "we make no Seminole sheriff's department incidents or Issues to politically White House until Thursday Aokesman for Gov. Reuhin Herring in an Orlando news vestigators to look into as a spinoff of a He rest ed at home in Plains, claim as to its total accuracy." Casselberry motivate my campaign. I get night, when Askew said in Tallahassee this conference that Herring's he will go to New Ga. after teaching Sunday The list showed that Carter Herring's probe of prostitution. theft investigation involving enough publicity without it." York for the Al morning that no decision has report on prostitution hadn't yet Smith dinner. a school at his Baptist church. He received $5,000 each from two Herring said he welcomes marijuana taken from a police Herring also said the only traditional stopping place for said that after returning been made on whether the been received by the governor's such an investigation, saying evidence locker. home major highway construction time politics has been injected presidential candidates. Then it Saturday night he read the companies or officials governor will send state agents office, that he believed Askew hadn't ; $4,995 Askew, a Democrat, called in his office was two years ago will be on to Williamsburg, Va., Bi to Seminole to investigate a ble and "went down the list in from Del ta Mr Lines; liarling said today, In a read the entire inch-thick Herring's prostitution probe when $2,500 he says the governor's for the final face-to-face meet- my min d of those who I felt from Cocaola executive south Seminole prostitution telephone interview, that infact report on Friday when he held "very disappointing" and said J. office tied political "attng with Carter. probe by State Atty. Abbott the Herring report "was the press conference. have hurt me. I asked God to Paul Austin; and $26500 from it appeared that Herring had tachments" to a federal grant Herring. After the debate, Ford will give them special blessing." received on Thursday night." Herring denied politics was disclosed part of the in- of $1 87 000 to start a Pf 0Posed not return to t he coMfor13 of An Askew aide, Maurice Carter didn't say whether he Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers In the Friday press con- involved in the probe that he vestigation to aid in his Of Atlanta- Chambers is chair. cam- Seminole-Orange County home until he has voted in included Ford and Republican man of Cox Broadcasting Harling, said a foul-up Friday ference Askew blasted Herring, says involved the Club Juana, a paign for re-election. Corp. Grand Rapids. Mich., on Nov. 2. vice presidential candidate Bob and Mrs. Chambers in communications within the charging that Herring is using Casberry nightspot that has is chair. The Republican state atSee AT page ZA Carter will be somewhat Dole on his l ist. man of Atlanta Newspapers. > - BY ED PRIC Herald Staff Writer By BOB LWYD Herald Staff Writer _____ r W if 4 fl fl On Seminole Prostitution Ring Report —4 ir — - rozen foods.) . , Cl) t ore big seasons 'While the federal government has no way of keeping tabs on the pumpkim that are sold at roadside stands, usually only a few miles from where they are grown, It does measure the number of pumpkins at 41 major terminal markets. The 1976 figures are not yet complete. But a smaller crop would be a reversal of a trend. From 1974 to 1975, for example, the amount of pumpkins by weight, unloaded at the terminal markets, increased from 27.6 million to .8 million pounds, a boost of about 8 per cent. (Note: these figures incl ud e only what are known as fresh market pumpkins; they do not cover the miulonsof po unds of pumpkins and squashes used for processing in canned and f -0 CAI MM • - Government lawyer Edward J. Barnes, brother of a federal prosecutor In heading a three-man prosecution team, MIami. said there was "nothing devious about Dittmarcontended that the foreman, what k ace" since nd Jury's Robert Ennis, was biased because his supervising Judge, Charles R. Scott. was brother, Dani el, was an assistant his Informed of the situation and ruled that Attorney. Robert Ennis need not he removed from One of the Gurney prosecutors was the panel. position because about 4O, . 9 I j =4 wy 1004 p Ii ii • .• I 11 W I .- I' - 51' I . ihien Sh'Ofts On Park Vote Owners Poi*sed For F'18ght . ___________________ l At- GURNEY Z _______ • - _____ Consumer Watch — 0 1 ward Levi. proceedings, Dittmar contended. In adSpecifically, defense counsel C. Harris d1tj, the goverpj to notify the Dittmar argued in his latest effort to defense of any of this failed until last week, scuttle the retrial that government thereby making the government guilty of lawyers had acted Improperly — morally "prosecutorial misconduct," the defense...... and in lw when they failed tci inform aUorr ' •- • count and pressed on with the perjuryBruce Wagner, supervisor to Ennis i n Miami. This also tainted the grand jury ••.• •" ..i. rin charge under orders from Ally. Gen. Ed- vest iga Ingan illegal political fund-raising misconduct by government attorneys "as pressure Florida builders for 1*0,000 in scheme. the case proceeds." political f unds In exchange for favors with U.S. District Judge George C. Young 'There wasnoshowingtha federal hooning agencies, ordered opening nrguents In the case to was in fact biased," Youngsald. Ever If he A Gurney mileague, a fede. begin. hadbflbised,thejudgectfnu.wj official and a builder, went to prison GwneyIoM arguments tgovtr1 grid jury indict ment would not be because of the slush fund. ButGomeywas prosecutors acted Improperly In not "fatally defective" because more than 12 acquitted onfive thaesretsflng botifng the defense that the foreman of jurors agreed to it. to scheme in a federal trial which the Jacksonville grand jury which Indicted A Jury panel of eight men and four lasted 5 months in Tampa lad year. The Gurney was brother to an assistant U.S. women, plus four alternates, was selected jury could not decide on two counts, attorney In Miami. In three days last week and was ready for conspiracy and perjury. The defense also was ovemjjedby the opening arguments. Thegoverm entedteconspfrscy V 4 ' charge againstthe Iyeard Republican from the Orlando suburb f Judge Young said, however, that the WiMerPark was that . • __ __ J rnev the grad J. Gurney lied to a 1974 grand jury In- defense could renew its motion contending jury when he testifiedheuedth about a scheme to . ___ . i - . ( .. . . -. ORLANDO (AP) — A federaljudge judge on his contention that the perjury today denied i wo more defense ts to dictment. was improperly drawn. I _____z R,Ji - -. Denied e r ers N il . Motions . P- I of 11 &ihh JVI. - 4FT C) Er a 1_~ :, g (11 -C Ftk- .r.J U I - EJ rr_; --.- ' _ To ' • \.".') I . .1110 . a r -a:- , c... ' ' g - a . - • ' s- .. • ,.6. T) — Ffl 2 ._____ ____ S' '.---- - 0 I a 8 --4 [Rig rn C- 4 received shots in an effort to convince Six dates have been scheduled for Semmole Americans the vaccine issafe. residents to receive their free shots and more The Inoculation program is designed to reach willbe added later, Dr. Barks said. upto2OO million Americans _jncluijng6mjlo The shots will be offered from noon until 8 Floridi s. p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Altamonte Or. Charlton Prather, state health program Civic Center, Thursdayarid Oct. 26 at the Sanford director. said he has notified all 67 county heal Chamber Of COMML rce, Oct. 27 at the Ungwood departments that "there no n to alter Uut' nic, and Oct. 28 at the Oviedo Woman's Club. delay the program." Barks and his co unte rparts in Orange and Prather authorized use of the vaccin e alter Volusia counties suspended their inoculation 'Asst U.S.Surgeon General David Scncersd programslast weekthortlyafterthefjrstdea were reported. Barks said he would not go ahead vaccine. with Seminole's scheduled Wed clinics until he had At least elderly persons In 16 dates most received confirmation that the vaccine was safe. with ahidoryof heart trouble — are reported to About 1,000 peons were inoculated by have died after receiving the inoculations. e.'r — 1• / I an • rq 11 —i !i mc 9 / 1 1I :1)1 1 14 ) — — - Seminole's s wine flu inoculation program is Se rn inole health department staffers on the local set to get under way again Tuesday. program's first — and only — full day. A few "EverhIng's all right so we're going right more received the shots Tuesday before the ahead with it," said Dr. Orville Harks, director program was suspended. No deaths or other ofthecountyheaithdepartment,afterreceiving health problems related to the flu shots have test resu1tsfromtheCen(erforDLeControl been reported locally. in Atlanta and the federal Food and Drug Health officials across the country agree that Administration, rebuilding public confidence In the inoculation The tests revealed no evidence that the program is the biggest problem facing them vaccine caused the deatha of at least elderly now. Prendent Gerald Ford, Florida Gov. being inoculated, "1) I 3 —4-4 !R -8 ~- 0 ~J I X A Ill i'll E#) ' J I > 1 's" — I . Ma " a 91 B " >x 8 2! - I cp — t= 3 . Start Again Tuesday a -: __ 0 A TOday '... -1 NOTHER W AY 1, O HELP ' ii Fit rt supersor Oi the Visiting Nurse Association of Seminole County, chats with Mrs. Charlotte McQuinlen at "Aunt Lotti's" home The • , association, agencies served by the United Way, also provides professional nursing care, physlI therapy speech p atholog y, home health aids. medical social services. occu. pat lonal therapy. and medical supplies and equipment . Budget in (his vear's drive: $7 .500' / We're No. 7! I - ' '1 1 ,,. 4 - \' - - Seminole High's foot ball team made history this week b) achieving a No. 7 state ranking. It's tint time since 1971 the teamhasmade th etop lO.Se*' Story, page. , *'- ' •' lNl)F.\ • ' ' Around The Clock Bridge Calendar ' • z,, '-' / :' (.omlcs 4-B Crossword Editorial 4-B 4-A Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 4-8 I-H Horoscope . -: , 4-11 $-A ., ': • ' - . ... ' . - , ., ,', ". .. - . -. 1105 tai Obirtes ____ Sports - Weather ............ . Television (Herald Photo b Rid Wills) Women .... 1-B �iW,$s.Is,tpL MsedIy,00.11 ii Held In County Jail On $5,000 Bond NATiON INBREF' . 21 Year-Old San'fordite .''Charged With Burglary AM y. Action Reports ByBORLLOYD ale Herald Staff Wthor ____ deel and cencrute ___ for silver necklace and white gold. pearl ring valued at $70o were In At Deer Run Country Club, missing along with magazlne$ A 21-year-old Sanford man shififf's deputies jailed Erned casey, o(f1c4ai reported and $20 cash following was in county jail today Hollis, 1$, weekend ta' In his residence Charged with a buraiarv lad s.niord, in * Courts o1,* id on giassnaIoor to tand(g, was entered via a window. week in which cutting torches a charge of po-eion of a * Polic. an adding machine and golf were used to enter a safe at stolen motor vehicle a red Deputy Randy Boyd reporte) * Fire equtpnent. total valas Pamar Inc., Rand Yard Road, d reported taken t thieves cut a door screen to ______________________________________ ___ according to Deputy Sanford. from a Sanford business firm. make off with a typewrfter. Pittman. Being held in lieu of $2,* television, three watches and [k Mary police charged the office area of IdY!lwilds cleaning fluid U5 poured ° bond following his In other burglaries, yeggs gold ring, total value $317, from over Qiar$es Eugene Frye, 21, of Elementary School, Vihien items, a vending machine matio off with $ix the weekend by Sheriff's Long'uuod Route One, with Road, Sanford. cash, two the residence of Leo Williams, Detective J.F. Bennett is felony possession of marijuana damaged and a fire ex- calculators and tools, total 5 SR431, Altamonte Springs. Investigators reported the tlnguisher, Joseph Bryant, 211 William after a car was Mopped for building apparently taken. value $450, after entering ofwas entered by Clark Court, Sanford. k Officials told traffic cemssen Lake Emmanaalng plate glass patio She estimated the damage as fices and a warehouse Investigators said less than Road. deputies that a 12-foot Cardinal door with a brick, in excess of but said $500 in cash and checks was aluminum boat, oars and tw Sanford Ave., Sanford Sheriff's detectives od Principal Mrs. Norma mess had been cleaned op taken in the safe burglary, life jackets, total value $25) at the were probing weekend van-byRagsdeie said the vandalism following discovery of the Day Kentof, 2342 Carlton St weredolen ma weekend break. Offices wed of Sanford of the dalism damage imMed damagew.actherwij.fj ,1 break-tn on Sunday and that Maitland, told Seminole in at a boat house at the Lake that deals In structural cials at firm offi more than $1,000 to to the office area where school activities were fimc. sherifFs deputies that a sterling Mills County Park Quluot& General George Brown - spokesman today declined to confirm or deny the accuracy of an Interview In which Gen. George Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is quoted as saying that the Israeli army Is more of a burden than an asset to the United Statà, The Pentagon spokesman said Defense Department officials "are reviewing tapes made with the knowledge of all participants" In the interview. "Until the tapes have been reviewed, we have nothing further to say." Reportedjy, he replied that, put In those terms, "It has Just got to be considered a a t ay Attention CBers: Listen And Learn • '1 EA'IoN RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) The Presidential election is still two weeks away, but in Eaton Rapids the folks have been showing their preference for some time now through an "Ice cream poll." So far, Jerry's Butter Fudge Festival Is ahead of Jimmy's Peanut Jubilee. Translated, this means that sundaes named for President Ford are selling better than those named for Jimmy Carter at a lOstore dairy chain. A spokesman for the chain, scattered around southern Lower Michigan, said Ford Is ahead both in sundae sales and in separate secret ballots given to Ice cream buffs In the Shops. Only ballots from adults were counted. The spokesman said the Ice cream poll has been accurate since 1952 In predicting national election results, as well as Senate races in.Michigan. — - HALTOM CITY, Tex. (Al') fight. Damnation, I never fig. "Blue Goose" and "Dirty Bird" ured they would have guns out - / -. FARMERS FETED Abortio In rio $T n gI e I I - _ WASHINGTON (A?) The Stge Court eaa's order was requested by ldaie today rofused to dour the way fir Msacbu. d physlcfaas UIated with the P.rvulj Aid setts to eaf arc, law reqafr psreital Society, operates as shards. cIl* In cluomt or a court order for aburtisag Basis. ad has chafleaged the law. single women under IS. The 1574 law w suek down by a threeThe court relmed to WI - order issued e federal comi last y rs. Vlds that Justi n WAdmal *Meal herring ethrcemeat of là. law 1.15 It has veto" over thsslls performed oa miser,. beta Interpreted by a state court. The Sop. Courtruled July 1 that the The stIcss wereasked by Msssaehuses lower, r court should have w1teId judgment 1c1ab a.d other supporters of the law to the question =0 60 override I All :_i II1 led th OtIC3I arPed that eafSCinj the I*W WNW "insure that pregmat thur, have the opporta.fty, to seek the advice aid The jusitku said counsel of their pareats." _ guidoace from the state court was seeded as to whether the MuOtherwise, they said, "minor gins who are sachaietis law "poeed a "Parental veto" or Incapable of giviag Wormed cement may merely expressed a policy (a favor of pasaffer Irreparable harm by undergulag rental ceusultado.. abortions wfthoaj being My aware of the De the same day the court struc k down a Complications ad future 1m Implication ci the M issosri law which requires appreaj of only absrtlo. decisis.." one Parent. a For Ship Lost - and The Seminole Conoty Farm Bureau recently held Its annual barbecue dinner at the Sanford Civic Center. Greeting guest speaker Wayne Mixon (second from left), chairman of the agriculture comm committee of the state legIslature are farm bureau officers (from left) Larry Johnson, treasurer; W.W. Tyre, president; Cecil Tucker, vice president and John Horvath, secretary. Search Resumes - By The Aipsefa$e,J Pins Snow mixed with rain was reported early today from Colorado through Nebraska and the Dakotas after a weather disturbance that moved quickly out of Canada Saturday night. Up to four inches of new snow fell Sunday afternoon through portions of Montana and Wyoming with up to one inch in western North Dakota by late evening. Travelers advisories were posted overnight for northern Wyoming and portions of Colorado. a I wkkb ea nWosed _ NW YORK (Al') Coast No vessels in the area report"Guard offlclaIJtj i* little -ed 'rè __M,4 . __ either a diMzess • hope that a Panamanian cargo message or the traditional ship reported missing with 37 "Mayday-, signal from the crewmen in the Bermuda missing ship. Thangle section of the Atlantic The triangle, an area boundOcean will be found afloat. ed by Norfolk, Va., Puerto Rico A search was resumed at and Bermuda, has for years dawn today for the crewmen of been a subject of mystery and the 590-foot Sylvia L Ossa, car- speculation lb tales of ships a d rying iron ore from Brazil to planes vanishing during calm weather and of ghost ships The ship was last heard from drifting, the fate of their crews on Wednesday, about 140 miles unknown. due west of Bermuda, when she The Official government radioed that heavy weather and lion has been to discount any State Probe Dec is ion Delayed gale-force winds were forcing theories of malevolent powers (Continued (Continued From Page I-A) her to reduce speed. The 15 - at work in the waters. do whatever they wanted to do legal counsel) did call me at Schreiner, a former Club Juana ton ship is owned by the Omcrime strike f "We don't recognize any geewith It (the money)," Herring home in Geneva Friday night," eznpioye, apparently dropped Herring said he nd Orange said. nium Shipping Corp. of New graphic area off the York. Herring said, "and told me that out of sight four weeks ago and southeast County State Atty. Robert Today, contacted at his he Is reviewing my report" hasn't been seen since. coed of thereferred UnitedStates IS Eagan"but put the proposal Titusville office, Herring said Herring said that, according to U.S. Coast Guard officials popularly to as that the together when it said Sunday they found an oil Bermuda Triangle, or the DV back he hasn't heard anything from Midd1h governor had Herring has publicly named1 slick, a lifeboat, a coil of rope U's Triangle," , Stephen Boyle, (Volugla Askew in reference to state read the reportthe Thursday night. Schreiner as the head of an and "a sign board with the let- spokennan said. Coast Guard State Atty.) was going to be i agents probing the prostitution Meanwhile, law ters OSSA on it" near the ship's en- alleged prostitution ring con"The United States Coast charge of It. I rejected it and situation. forcement officials looking for nected with the nightspot and a last reported location. toldthem to take the money and Guard IS not impressed with the "Don Middlebrook (Askew's former LongwoJ city coun- "master plan" of offering supernatural explanations of cilman Donald Schreiner to services of call-girls to highthe disasters at sea. It arrest him on a misdemeanor ranking public officials who our Lon wôodCouncjI Meets Tonight experience that the combined prostitution warrant say viuthSemnjnolearea. forces of nature and the ImpreLONG WOOD Warren services provided the city prior dlctablllty of mankind oiddo Knowles, Sanford cuymanager science fiction dories control and consultant to the city of contract with the county. Charter To Be Discussed times each year." Longwood, will advise the city Also on the agenda will be a Order Stands n -. 2 29. ii Iujie,wd. 1,1st get U lock 51771,17 who 1.. / (Wc'P 11t'7L. . r 3 out of 4 acitjlts find . . - , helpintheYellow Pages. ,— _1 Your Yillov Pae Saks Rep can design it prtraiu for ou that 'II make it easier for I Itese people to livid %otl. '.• yellow pages .' : T,:L • - ,p. new - Missouri: Incumbent Republican Goy. Qwldopber S. Bond Is favored to win a second term against Joe Teesdale, Kansas City lawyer and former prosecutor. Teasdale Is blaming Bond for utility ,, increase, the date, but the part Is in disarray. James L. Taft Jr. in one ofthe nation's most drongly Democratic Mate, Go, . Noel made a run for the senate but lost his party's nmbsstkm. enabling U. Gov. Garrahy to bid for the top job. a y or aI Indiana: Republican Otis 1. Bowen expects to become the state's first twoterm governor since Its 1901 constItution took effect. A change allows him to succeed himself, and he is the heavy favorite in both parties' polls to beat secretary of state Larry Conrad. Arkansas: Gov. David Pryor, a Democrat, is regarded as a sure winner of a third twe-year term against Leon Gi& Pine Bluff plumbe! th no p0litical experience, Rhode Island: A recent poll by the Gallup organization pigs Montana: Democratic Go,. Thomas L Judge i.e favored over Ally. Get. Robert wood. ahl, who is presently wider a contempt of court c4t'tlon from the date socue court for dlicuising pending cases hi public. New I' influences. As Florida's largest banking group, with assets made a commitment to bring you service that's so of over $3.1 billion, Southeast is ready to put you good, so responsve to your needs, you'll never want on new wheels. We'll process your loan application to go to another bank. You can count on it. quickly and efficiently. You'll get your answer fast. So come in today. Or, if you're financing through With no red tape or hassle. Why? Because we've a dealer, ask himaboutalow.cost Southeast autoloan t By The Southeast Banks You can count on us. Associated Press 3 1100011001001 THE SANFORD • SEMINOLE JAYCEES " PRESENT Their Fourth Annual Gift Certificate Book To The Residents of Sanford. This Year, The Jaycees Are Of. firing A RESTAURANT SAMPLER Containing Over $150 Worth of Certificates Good For Free Meals At These Restaurants: Mr. P's Supper Club Bacio's Italian Villa Days Inn Restaurant Sanford Italian Restaurant Guy's House of Barbecue Soblk's Sandwich Shops McDonald's Restaurant Touhton's Colonial Room Pheip's Restaurant Sheraton Restaurant Western Siulin' Steak House Wuv's Restaurant Day And Night Grill the ' as The Forty Thieve s Pizza Hut Samba's Burger Chef Faust's Drug Store Buck's Bill and Betty's Sue Ann's Capri Mr. Ed's Pizza N.M Donut Shop Dairy Shack Burger King Bill's Barbecue Altogether, There Are 10 Coupons For "Buy One-Get On. Free' Meals At 26 Restaurants. The Jaycees Are Selling The $156 Value For $14.95 To Help Fund Their Many Projects. A Telephone Campaign is Being Conducted To Contact Residents So When You Get Your Call, Say "Yes" To The Sanford.Seminole Jaycees Or Call The Jaycee Building At 322.1716 To Order Yours. 4/ ItA Lfl'fllng Heruld fdt Monday, Octob,r Ii, 1976—VoI. 69, No. 50 I NEW BUSINESS OPENING Publithod Daily and Sunday •cIptSat by TPi, Roger Trumbell, owner of S & ft Fabrics, checks over merchandise with salesperson Virginia Wade. ne fl s', Store is loca ted In Sanford Plaza. SAnfQfd Herald. Inc.. 300 N 'I. urday and C$rêifma, Day - Sicond CIa Pos?aq, Sanig, Fla. P1,d a, Sanlo,. FIOidi 3217$ Home Delivery,$5 cents Mon P 10 6 on 514 20. year. (Jiry All othe r n,4,1 1720. 6 MOnthS. $t 20 12 A %2140 C M.,l in F$O,jj same at Montr, Ponths 532 JG 1oid$$ P4a4kiaI BA" o4 Cocoa 081 ftAu,g Ac Uum 17922, (k)Si $awaslI.a,k, De4Iut Ii 'U $7.97 and POtWOUJ Ave. M.aidand kr.jILd tiôkij Soudwa,l lift, aI*in4 ia 4 'i4jid,a,J I$ 321%13051 644.7) / Soijthrst Iai of Mmfbo,sn, 1(111 S 1l,ib,.i..k St Dcb 320e9. (904) 425240I Southeast P4a1i'mi Iin of (Mine, 20$ 32'4)l I lOS) 728.4) 'USl Sarathrasi S.aik of Nro Sm,rnt., 2W Ljzi.a4 Si Sc, Sm,rn.. E Pnc St OiI.nd,' 8260$, 0051 648-luJQ / So'itMst IMe of Lt Can0, 79$ 5 kffkvan Blvd Sa4tsa* t& faià,jJ Iaii of Sikihi, Beac h (04) AlA. S.atrlltie Bcih 1.,9 17 1 80',, 7IiX) S.outhe.i (Mind, 32007 I 3051 278.1x1 T6606 2I91nJ,.an L,qi A, 1itu,,i) I1) s 'aAQ ,)7 $111 INI& of S.rbasaian .0 S Ccicr,I Ac S.thg,t,3, 320A i Wil l %+1101 Soah,.st L"all 5o,ltwM$ Sini, of S%,idwiid 1I) S Si 4,,5 Il0( "Irrb,, H)U' . Con. a Thomson Is favored for third term ova Harry V. Spews, famw vice ded of the Mate senate. Spsnos Is cow*lng on a heaIth1er-usan-juaj pasty organization and the after.efft., Of Carter's lone C ipaigning In the date, but he is apparently suffering from his refusal to pledge a veto of any date sales or Income tax. Count on us for yours. Floridian Dies In Collision Hampshire: seVative Repahilcan Meldeint report Iit, 'u t GET YOUR SHARE OF THE CTtON : of Democrat J. Joseph Garnahy ahead by nearly 2 to 1 over, The Florida Highway Patrol says a Fort Lauderdale youth was killed by a vehicle that apparently hit him as he slept on Alligator Alley west of Fort Lauderdale. Identified Monday as Morton Klein, 16, he was one of seven reported weekend traffic victims on Florida roads. a -. an cwnbent Democrat Gov. Shot- man W. Thbhftt In Delaware. Dead Victim Identified - 7 hired the consultants); a city election ballot, resolution naming city projects In other action at tonight's for which federal money under meeting, Unda Thomas, Public Wor ks Act will be; has been secretary to the consIderedaswUlatim: mayor and council, will be for Christensen to sign a named acting ci ty clerk and a resolution regsrdng the grant: recommendation will be made request. that her salary be increased At it workshop following the accordingly. meeting the council will City Clerk Mary He proposed franchise for: Is serving acting city Bucherni Canoes, the final manager since the resignationof Storybook Village and a several weeks ago of Anthony from the finance Guiliano, Other Items on the agenda for supervisor on the method of approving bills. J. Daley's Democratic organ- considered ahead of Public Service Commission president Thompson has contrasted his Richard Elkin. Elkin's mainIsrecord as a prosecutor Of p01111- sue is Link's alleged Inclans and organized crime fig- decisiveness on coal develop tires to what he has cast as ment. Link has won 28 straight Howlett'a image as agent elections since entering politics the Daley organization 30 years ago. The candidates have clashed Democrat James B. Hunt Jr., over taxes, with Howlett prom- the present lieutenant goverising no levi es and Th mp- nor, Is the favorite to capture son saying he can't promise the North Carolina goverwhat might or might not be norshl p held by retiring needed. The Chicago Sunnes' m Republican James E. random straw poll of selected HoLihouser Jr. His opponent Is areas In the state shows David T. Flaherty, former state Thompson leading Holwett by secretary of human resources 60.9 per cent to 39.1 per cent. under Hoisho user. Utah Republican Atty. Gen. John D. Rockefeller IV, who Vernon B. Romney has a slight lost a run for the Wed Virginia edge on polls over Scott M. governorship four years ago, Is Matheson, who is bidding to the favorite this time over forsucceed three-term Democratic mer Republican Gov. Cecil H. Gov. Calvin L. Rampton. Underwood. Rockefeller Is a Democrats In Uiah are worried nephew of Vice President Ndabout defections because of the son A. Rockefeller and son-In,vA offense trial of tfl' Pep.. of Scn. au%s H. r. .t Allan T. Howe and his zusal to illinoIs but he's a Democrat. drop off the party's ticket. Rep. Pierre S. dupont IV, of In North Dakota, incumbent the wealthy chemical company Democrat Arthur A. Link is family, Is favored to beat inization. Wemal e tens of thousands of auto loans every year. MIAMI BEACH (AP) — Doctors and teachers may be wasting their time telling Americans what Is good for them when they are taught unhealthy pursuits from childhood on, a health educator says. "By the time a person reaches an age when he can make deliberate decisions about his behavior, some influences of the environment into which he was born are all but irreversible," Dr. C. Arden Miller told the Society for Public Health Education, meeting here over the weekend. Miller, professor of maternal and child health at University of North Carolina, cited smoking, drinking, overeating and free sex as examples of habits taught by environmental BURLEY, Idaho (AP) — Two men, one from Florida and one from New Jersey, died in a Sunday collision on Interstate 80. Michael R. Sarvis, 28, Pompano Beach, Fla., and Barry Jay Lief, 24, Convent Station, N.J., died when a second car crashed into the back of their vehicle, throwing both men out of the car. Ideaho State Patrolman Frank Mogensen said the twocar crash was 13 miles west of Burley. He said the victims' car went off the road and rolled four times. One man was found 84 feet from the crash, Mogensen said. a Officials have also attributed council on the proposed pur- petition to Casselberry's proposed new tonight's the triangle's reutaUon as $ pave Overstreet meeting include: chase of a Gradall hydraulic Avenue; Island 60-age charter, in ordinance consideration of contributing Lake swallower of shipping to drainage; the excavator at a 7:30 session discussion of the fact that, because of Its inca- tonight, law on street form, will be placed on first IZO toward the signs and a request by Uoyd reading at the 7:30 meeting Alamonte-CasJ cost of the two, the region is one of the ChamBruce Clark of Seminole Sheets for water service heaviest traveled areas in the to a tonight of the city council. ber of Commerce Christmas County Animal Control has also new residence outside the The charter, recommended Parade; discussion world, city of bills from been asked to attend to discuss liuuts. by an advisory board of Poole and Kopeck, consultants citizens, calls for a fiveon the acquisition of the minimember city council coinposed computer for utility billing (a of four councilmen and a voting Contr oveny over the billing mayor, continuing at the same developed some time the office of city manager, when the councilmonths ago attempted It Is expected the council will without success to 11, determine set a public hearing on the whether Mayor Gerald 01 document to have the new Christensen or Guiliano had lk placed on the Dec. Charter Will li ou get sour sh,irc of thc eafl,i front iht' ptoplc the YdIot Pii.e Iii find hnrdwai-e' • an is 111111(1 1mw I - county and the favorite of retir. Ing Gay. Dan Evans, the nalion's senior GOP governor. In Vermont, the Democratic nominee is Stolle Hackel, who beat the organization choice in a three-way primary. She was a utility lawyer who then headed a state employment security agency for 10 years before becoming state treasurer two years ago. Her opponent is Richard A. Snelling, a sports equipment millionaire who is now majority leader of the state House. They've been sparring on taxes and state economic developmed. Some Democrats have declined to support their nomi. net, saying she is too conservative. Illinois is the only one of the 10 most populous states with a gubernatorial contest this year. James R. Thompson, a Rebcan and formc U.S. attm-ny In Chicago, Li favored or Michael J. Howlett, the current secreta ry Of state and candidate of Chicago Mayor Richard Unhealthy Pursuits In Life? day at ' Tanks A Lot' Snow Hits Colorado, Nebraska Band radios about who was Howard "Dirty Bird" Collins, crowding whom on a CB chan- 51, was in poor condition Sun. nd. They used their radios to a Fort Worth hospital arrange arandezvous beneath with a bullet wound in his freeway underpass to fight it stomach. Don "Blue Goose" out. Hllther3 died ofgunshoe, wounds as he drove from the Now police are looking for fight scene Friday night. man who was among spectators Haltom City Police Det. Bob w showed at the ffled11I who apparently fired shots that Hurley said a pistol was found at the scene. HeOther said he had " Goose" dead and interviewed left Blue some persons "Dirty Bird" critically Present at the fight and would wounded. Cli In local CB Orstosee •' tiüi led toanother," if they could identify voices on said a woman CB operator who tapes of transmissions prior to listened to the radio exchange. the fight in hopes of ldent1fylng "We tried to stop it. We figured the giuunan. It would lead to trouble, but we No charges had been filed in figured It would lead to a fist the case. — Women have an opportunity to increase the niunber of state capitols they control from one to tine in the Nov. 2 elections when voters in 14 Mates select governors, Four governorships, hi I]linots, North Carolina, West Virginia and Delaware, seem likely to switch parties. Four Others could — in Utah, North Dakota, Washington and Vetmont. In any case, Democrats are expected to hold their nearly 3.1 domination nationwide, In Washington and Vermont, women are vying to join Gov. Ella Gram ci Connecticut as heads of dates. Both races are regarded as close, Dixy Lee Ray, former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission and State Depart. ment official, won Washington's Democratic nominntln in n blistcrtrg V'gM with Seattle" Mayor We Libtman last month. She Is facing John Spellman, executive of th Mate's largest TALLAHASSEE (AP) — In the past few years, the Florida Senate has sometimes been known as a group that does little but set back and watch the other legislative chamber work, Sen. Lou Brantley says. "It's been said that In the past several years the innovative programs have either come out of the House or been proposed by the governor's office," Brantley says. He says he's going to change that reputation — partly for selfish reasons — starting next month when the Democratic majority officially names him to succeed Dempsey Barron as Senate president. "Whatever the u to be wiU reflect on M#,- Brantley said. "1 want the Image of theSenate to be what I know It really is, that of a true representative of the public." 4 a a Women Could Win Control Of 2 More Statehouses Florida State Senate $ — WASHINGTON (AP) Lou Brantley Raps $2,000, Randy Buffer Fudge Leads WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. tank production Is increasing significantly, and the Army — gradually recovering from a tank shortage no longer objects to new sales of tanks to Israel. Pentagon officials predict the production of new M60 tanks will reach a level next year sufficient to handle both the Army's armor buildup and foreign sales requirements. The Army's changed attitude emerged in interviews with key officers following reports that a new arms package for Israel includes about 120 M60 tanks. The package was approved by President Ford more than a week ago, catching many military officials by surprise. $ sTied ala FLMIDA IN BRIEF normally today, uen Is In Hot Water Again WASHINGTON (AP) - A Pentagon 14 States Elect Governors Nov. 2 ) - �- -- 1wuing IICIDJd 00 N F RENCH AVE.. SANFOpO FLA. 32771 Are,, Code S3722o)I 8319993 or Around Monday, October is, 1976--4A WAYNE 0 DOYLE PiihI,hir NORMAN H OSHRIN Fd,toiWILLIAM 0 C (JR RI E. 9 ci' JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director ll.ii, .i.1 it1it; I'isth. M It) H I.iil lii FliricLi .litv "IIur tii,iii , tu'iui.' iklit'r. ll \h'titli. L!i1: "M'nth. Sli;20: 12 li'nttis. 1.12.40. Auto Strike Had High Price ______ Th Clock NORM I lueniq HiraM, lealert Fl. Thanks to Wilbor Mills, Wayne Hays and those wWoffedolmeynkilmoteownilabodbum If YOU have ever NSfl 1V reports or attended a dories of titillating typists In the nation's NOWto vote at all AM many of those with problems who congressional or senatorial ban* hi Washington, nd ______ cigruseinnai Miffs aren't exactly opted to day away from Chiles' representative you will have heEd a lot of verbiage leading i to on di. top of en d4eected Hats these days. probably also were disappointed In not having the and daring the hesriep - In the forms of opening The The public reaction Is widerdandaWe - but chance to air their woes to the senator himself, statements, stunmarlss, questions of witnesses. - especially when you recopite that feeling that anything lens would be a waste of time Well, don't be fooled All of them are daff.prepsred. and an exercise In futility. ( One particular Instam coma to mind. One day, senatorial) offices Is dafldone - over and above Not necessarily so. In a Senate building elevator, a United Staten the wIndow-thasin femmeà who me strategically Staff work Is the key to all congressional offices. senator was en route to a hearing ofa committee, of and esthetically placed in some offktL At least 99 per cent of the work of any elected ofwhich he was chairman. Lad week a member of Sen. Lawton Chiles' fidal - national or state - Is accomplished by Florida gaff "What should Isay to open the hearing?" asked y bw•i staff. That Is why you hear - particularly on the tii. Senator of an assistant. residents to meet with him on their proems, national level - of staff work, staff Investigations, The senator was Edward Kennedy of gresrlvancesHe Would then back to, staff reports. The senator or congressman, more Maisachtsetts. boss. A not-overwtielinng number of three pe. often than not, know, only what his staffers tell him yjjt He (or she) Is only as good as So, discard yowcyolclsm that your elected Herald writer Kris Nash sat in took on that This Is not necessarily a criticism. Most ficials can't be reached and that they don't really notes, and reportedSword his findings and refttions of an lawmakers on the national level, en— yareayouoryowpronJ. next time you three covltuents who bothered to meet Qilles' members of several committees and s"onurJt. have a chance to talk with someone out of his (or aide, Dee Woodbery. her) office, do It. tees, making It virtually Impossible to keep up with There undoubtediy is a prevawjg viewof and Informed on every development within his If you air your problem or grievance and get no "what's the me, anyway?", the feeling that you assigned responsibility, results then your cynicism will be JiutIfled. can't get new your elected representatives That is why he hires a presurned<vmpetent And you can remember Chat the ned time at the collectively or Individually. And that's too bed. The staff. ballot box. I VYORW Stability New Public unrest made itself apparent in the results of West Germany's recent elections, but not to the extent of earlier balloting In Sweden that toppled the socialist order of Prime Minister Olof Palme. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt has managed to hold his Position despite gains for his more conservative opposition headed by Helmut Kohl. The potential for dramatic Philosophical change was lacking In West Germany where extemism in politics has been shunned since World War U. Even so, the votes in Sweden and West Germany reflected citizen disenchantment with massive government spending an uneasiness over detente. - SChmidt'3 leadership hag barely survived a serious challenge. His narrow majority in the parliament promises j continuing pr essures against expansion of the welfare state that has been the hallmark of the Schmidt party and his predessor, Willy Brandt. The United States can take comfort in the West German vote. The government under Sdunicl has been generally allied with American goals. The new st rength of his political opponents sho uld only encourage a sterner defense of West Germany's security and economic links across the Atlantic. BERRY'S WORLD Ill I I • I - ,, , with too many old familiar Democratic faces!" Calm Restored In Soweto JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Ca lm was restored in the black township of Soweto early today after 700 blacks went on a HOSPITAL NOTES OCTOBER 11, 1971 Evelyn Scholz Dorothy Simpson Belindi G. Tyson Eva M. Johnson, Apopka Howard C. Bedson, DeLand Ann T. Curry, Deltoha Francis J. Shea, Deltona Sandra Tyner, Deltona Cynthia Warren, Lake Monroe BIRTHS Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Douglas (Dorothy) Simpson, a boy Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Sandra) Tyner, a boy, Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford: Chester H. Bethany Lois E. Butner Qulnnrecus L Byrd Sheryl P. Donovan All Fludd Edward Gross Jeffrey Russell Dorothy Waits Rosa Lynn Williams Horace J. Allen, Deltona Alexander Grant, DeBary Harry Brodt, Deltona Mildred D. Ellis, Deltona Henry F. Leymann, Deltona Louise H. McElroy, Deltona Michael J. Russo, Deltona Francis J. Shea, Deltona WEATHER - STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded today to Prof. William N. Lipscomb of Harvard University for studies "illuminating problems of chemical bonding." - ..'wr Unsd u Sanford: Early Bradford Marion A. Fortson Annie Grooms John HlggIson Charles W. Kelley Sandra Klauck Jacqueline Partain Harold C. Pitman Karen Poyser Alzada Washington Raymond M. Williams R.B. Zipperer Joyce A. Feuerbacher, Altamonte Springs Margaret Boughton, Deltona Antone C. Ferreira, Deltona Thomas P. Into, Deltona Frances C. Joslas, Deltona Stefan Slvak Jr., Deltona Arthur G. W!rth, Deltona George S. Simpson, Fern Park Pauline Raese, Orange City James H. Ellington, Orlando Leona M. Pritchett, Orlando Ernest Chavers, Osteen Ira Bradley, Oviedo Michael Ungard, Oviedo Sandra K. Summers, Sorrento DISCHARGES Sanford: Fred Allen Marion W. Freeman Alene Higginbotham Scattered showers north Portion Wednesday and Thursday and in the south portion on Friday. Highs In the SOs on Wednesday and ranging from around 70 In the extreme north to the SOs In the south on Thursday and Friday. Lows In the north portion of the state mostly In the SOs on Wednesday, dropping to the 50s by Friday. Lows In the south portion In the upper SOs and the low 70s. TUESDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach highs 4:44 a.m. and 5:10 p.m.; lows 10:53 I a.m. and 11:20 p.m. Port Canaveral HIghs 4:34 a.m. and 4:58 p.m.; lows 10:49 a.m. and 11:15 .m. Chemistry Prize Awarded OCTOBER 17, 1PIS ADMISSIONS Willie M. Jones Lenora Nelson Horace J. Waits Sunday's high U. Today's low rampage following the funeral of a 16-year-old • Ath C. Wirth, Deltona Robert H. Yackel, Deltona Sh€r;y A. Koke, Lake Monroe ADMISSIONS sanford: Fred Allen Kenneth E. Gustafson 64. youth who died in jail. Control Chief David Kriel said he was unable to confirm a report that police opened fire on rioters who burned the home of a black police detective. He said the rioters destroyed 10 government vehicles and damaged 17. Oder Wells Olga Young Mae L. Landau, Deltona John Lesch, Deltona Barbara H. Page, Deltona Eunice D. Wilds, lancaster, Pa. Michael Weiss, Winter Park 15 'S pecial' Reasons for giving to the By Warm & Cozy With ___________ ______________ CENTRAL HEATING CALL-322-6$62 PLUMBING a United Way Campaign USO YMCA - 1007 S. SANFORD Ave. ____________ WE CARE HELP YOUR RED CROSS AREA DEATHS CHRISTOPHER RIFE Christopher Richard 11ife, 19, • of 20 Lilac Drive, DeBary, died ' . ' Weirsdale; three sons, Judson - Angely, Shreveport, La., Carl I ALLELUIA PRAISE CONCERT BOY SCOUTS Sanford Civic Center, Sanford 2:30 P.M. Sunday, October 31, 1976 GIRL SCOUTS Sponsored by Area Churches r Ph. 322.9222 or 321.1933 for Ticket Information Sirmons, Longview, Tex. and Saturday. Born in Abington, Julian Sirmons, Shinendaga, Pa., he moved to Florida in Central America; sister, Mrs. 1965. lie was a 1975 graduate of Vernie Scoggins, Branford; 25 DeLand High School. He was a grandchildren; 36 greatstudent at Seminole Corn. grandchildren and six greatmunity College and mem be r of great-grandc hildren. Communit y United Me thodist Brisson Funeral Home is in Church of DeBary. charge of arrangements. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rife of DeBary; sister, Cindy and Funeral Notices brother, Mark, both '1 De Bary; charge of arrangements. MRS. ROSA SIRMONS Mrs. Rosa C. Sirmons, 92, of Sanford died Sunday night. Born in Live Oak, she cam e to Sanford in 192i. She was a Baptist. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Veino, Ostcen and Mrs. Wiseman. Maxine RIFE . CHRISTOPHER RICHARD - Funeral services for Chr i sto pher Richard Rife, it, of 29 Lilac Or . DBary, who de Saturday will be held at 1030 a m Tuesday. at Brisson Funeral Home. with Rev.Cecil O officiating. Burial in Oakla*n Cemetery Brisson in cha rg e . SIRMONS, MRS. ROSA C. Funeral services for Mrs Rosa C. Sirmons. 92. of Sanford, who died Sunday night. will beat 2:30 m, Wednesday. at Brlison Funeral Home, Burial In Evergreen Cemetery Brinon Funeral Home in charge, congressional testimony agi" Mobil, Gulf and replaced by a lawyer who I, identified with the Tenneco. He Is an expert on the offshore oil and FPC' pro-industry forces, gas Fields that the oil Industry covets. well. By "reconciliation." It Is all the more import Our sources say t he purge was car ant, favor overI. The int elligence about the political prisoners therefore, for ried out by Vietnam to "issue a complete he antagonized the powerful w Vietnam com es from an unexpected source oil crowd, Richard Dunham In order to present icowding of all political detainees,,, and to He has now been relegated to the FPC's the next president with a Commission th the liberal group, called SANE, which vigorously facilitate Inspection at Li al ready stacked In favor of the bureaucratic Siberia, a opposed U.S. participation in the Vietnam War. cy," SANE declares, by an International agenlowly post dealing with gas and oil hydroelec tycoons. power, SANE was accused during the Nixon years of Footnote: The Vietnam gove rnment Anot he r to ugh, pro-consumer man, Jon being soft on the Vietnamese Comrjnists. Lotis, Footnote: Dunham Insisted that only those who were active in the an assistant general counsel, has been oi4ed Chairman ceuldo't be Nachet Vice But SANE's John ilolloman said the FPC had executive director, Sanford Saigon regiltne or who had developed "negative" from the position where he fought vainly to hold delegated broad (ttlieb, has taken the Communists to task in a attitudes were locked up In down pipeline and electricity rates. the re-education powers t t vat letter to the Vietnam government's camps, lie title Dunham who, apparadministrative ently, Is making the most of remains the same, but his power Is gone. them. business meeting. Arts & Crafts Show for residents of The Forest, 10 am. 102 p.m., In multi-purpose room, FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) - The price of the West German mark in dollars went up a twentieth of a cent this morning after a revaluation of the West German money against six European currencies linked to it. The dollar slipped to 2.44 marks, or 40.98 cents a mark. The closing quotation Friday was 2.443 marks, or 40.93 cents. Trading was nearly at a standstill for the linked currencies of Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and West Germany as dealers awaited a news conferenc? q explain the •rev1uatjon decision apnuncd late Sunday evening. and paternal gr.adparent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rife, of DeBary. Brisson Funeral Home is in . Civic and Community Affairs Committee, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, A a.m. Florida Nurses Association, District 37, 4 p.m., Seminole County Health Center, Sanford. Regular West German Mark Gains • One Chock Cooes A.. Commerce, 6:15 a.m. Palestinian forces maintained their cease-fire east and south of Beirut today as a summit meeting in Saudi Arabia sought a peace formula for the 18-month-old civil war. But Lebanese Moslem and Christian gunners pounded residential areas of divided Beirut with their usual nightly rockets and heavy artillery shells, and the Palestinians claimed Israeli troops took control of a southem Lebanese village and handed It over to the Christians. The Palestinians also charged that the Syrians were using the "summit lull" to consolidate their positions and during the night occupied three villages near Aley, the Palestinians' last stronghold on the Beirut. Damascus highway 10 miles east of Beirut. - I TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is Greater Maitland Civic Center lie,, annual membership meeting and election, 8 p.m. Aviation Committee, Greater Sanford Chamber of BEIRUT, Lstnn (AP) - Syrian and ' Vietnamese Hold Thousands In Camps - Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, spring Oaks and SR 436. Peace Formula Sought sadi . PRE-ELECTION PURGE: The federal regulatory agency, which Is supposed to protect aft Cyril Woisy, whose legs had to be amputated er he was injur ed in a World War II raid the public from excess fuel profit.,, Is going over Germany, fought Just as bravely for the conthrough a brutal pre-election purge of conjun somers on the bureaucratic battlefield. He advocate.,, became an acting assistant counsel, but then was In one of the most cynical moves In recent hounded to a lower status by the cornmemory, four of the top pro-co nsumer lawyers missionersbeck who serve the oil Interests. Now he at the Federal Power Commission ha ve been will be sent to the block. The FPC Influences the price cases. reduced to handling minor electricity consumers must pay for natural gas and, to a lesser extent, oil, coal and other fuels. Joel CockrelJ, a trial attorney who fought the The downgrading of one attorney, Rus El PaSO natural gas conglomerate sell tis., Mamone, appears directly related suddenly been pulled off the case. He has been TOPS Cbapler7l, 7p.m. over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. NASSAU, The Bahamas (AP) - A Milwaukee handyman is to be hanged for murder at Fox Hill Prison shortly after sunrise Tuesday - the first American executed in these tropical islands in 15 years. Michiah Shobek, a thin 22-year-old man who admitted killing three tourists,will be trussed and placed alone in the small gallows room. 'Me trap door is triggered from a nearby room. 'If we didn't hang people occasionally, tle society would fall apart," commented a Bahamian government spokesman. ' trust authorities would agree: they are accusing occasionally makes decide whether the merger is likely to restrict And In India, the Bombay Times noted that light of the Injury, telling once that he h6pied competition. All federal trust-busters, whether the corporations, whatever their size , of being world peace Is dil l argely a function of be vice president because it Is an Inside Job with from the Justice Department or the Federal rest rictive. American power and prosperity. American no heavy lifting; otherwise, as he should, he Trade Commission, will have wider powers to It is consumers, however, not corporations. Institutions, the paper said, "will continue to minimizes the problem, perhaps thankful,Interview witnesses and see any papers they who have had the last say on the bill. Over the inspire and influence man in his endless Journey want to. considering war, that it is no worse. last few years the consumer cause has grown towards freedom." In the past, Individuals hesitated to go to teeth; buyers have become more sensitive to the And yet througho ut his eight years In court over a few cents' crease A tall order, and more than enough to fill a In in th way goods and services are priced and i e price of a y. Congress, and also during this campaign, he has loaf of bread or a beer. way, during inflation, those prices Jump. hoped others In similar circumstances might Now, however, the rewards may be worth the Many states have already reinforced their benefit from his example. During the Republican cost. The damages charged For some reason, a bumper dicker dreamed to corporations antirust laws with harsher penalties and convention, he conspiculoinly used a sign- whichflx up by Friends of Animals Inc., rube us the wrong prices wilJbe the amount of the fllI br oader powers of Inquiry. Since 1973, the way. language translator during his podium remarks. charge multiplied It reads: "Caution, I brake for animals." by the sales of the item across number of anti-trust suits filed in the states has Last month he showed up at a Miss Wheelchair the date; and then Who doesn't brake for animals? It's a purely ) tripled, more than doubled. Faced with this fierce instinct American pa geant. And he has told leading ive reaction, even for experienced The hill's much-filibustered ourney through consumer offensive, some corporations are motorists, physical rehabilitation officials, politics not. Congress, and its emergence and has nothing to do with one's being at the end with more careful. withstanding, to "use me this election, use me in many of feelings for or against four-legged critters who Its priddes drawn, can be blamed on big The giant IBM computer company, still suddenly dart Into any way you can." the road, business. The largest corporations are beginning trouble Is that It fighting the case brought against it by the United has been known to haveme catastrophic conSure use could be considerable, particularly if to feel victimized by a government which first of States after seven years, now makes a sequences for the twolegged variety. Dole wins in November. Milton Kahn, director of all allowed state clasis-actions against them, in scrupulous assessment of anti-trust attitudes It the people who sport this bumper sticker the Federation of Handicapped (New York), the 1960, and now encourages Donald Baker, the before changing policy, are telling in that they love animals, fine. reminds that when Franklin Roosevelt served as aggressive new head of the Justice Depart. So do And three of the most exclusive fashion stores we. president from a wheelchair, his influence on ment's antitrust division, to talk about pricein New York are now offering shamefaced If they aretelling us that they will make very " rehabilitation services was Immeasurable. He fixing as "a serious crime" deserving a jail refunds to their account customers to make reasonable effort, with due regard for the safety inspired the March of Dimes campaign against sentence, amends for fixing prices several years ago. of themselves and other motorists, to avoid polio, for one thing, leading to medical research The giant companies protest that they are If customers can be compensated for paying hitting some unfortunate, confused animal in and immuniza tion, only giant because they are efficient, and not too much for a dress, a case on the price of their path, so will everyone because they mean to curb competition. my else who Is not a pretzels cannot be far behind, dedicated st Washington The Communists who have observer at the United Nations, Dinh Ba Thj. taken over Vietnam reportedl y are holding Citing priva te reports "from Vietnamese between 2o0,000 and onpohtjcal„.iersIn inside and outside their native land,” SANE "re-education camps," accuses Not only former officials of the fallen Saigon to 300,000the Communist regime of detaining up "Political prisoners in your country" regime, but some of its most outspoken op a number which he alleges Is "far in excess of ponents, have been herded Into the prison those military and civ ilian officials who forcamps. Among them are some of milita nt merly served the Saigon regime," Budd hists, Hoa Hao !eaders and Third Force Adds SANE sternly: "We are distressed to parlunentarians who gave ca-President Nguyen learn that some of the 'detainees' have been Van Thieu so much trouble during the Vietnam deprived of all contact with their families. hopes War. for normalization and justice cannot suppress Many of these criticsof Thieu, once hailed by our concern for the human rights of those your the Communists in the north, have now been govertiment finds in need of 're-education.' jailed by the CommwiMs. Their offense: they The letter points out that the new Vietnam are not only anti-meu hid antmmun1st as government often speaks of "human rights" and Colonial Drive, Orlando, Through Friday. Sfsrd AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First (closed) In Bahamas For Murder America Em bo ies I iberty JACK ANDERSON Hauled Reese for March of DImes, 6-11 p.m., 419W, American To Be Hanged The settlement reached by Ford Motor Co. and the United Auto Workers to end a three-week strike will have the effect of a rock dropped In a pond. The t rlpples Will first touch contracts still to be negotiated between the (JAW and the other auto TOM TIEDE manufacturers. They probably will go on to inDON OAKLEY fluence labor contracts in other Industries. It's good news that 170,00o Ford workers will be VOTE going back to their jobs, barring unresolved disoutes at the Inezil l.vel We cannot say as much. i, for the termsthnesetttement, which can• 1y be bad news for we new National Commission on Productivity and Work Quality. It is wrestling ,17CIANS with the problem of keeping the United States from falling even farther behind in the productivity rates QEA in the industrialized countries. co . Measuring productivity is a complex affair, With the Dole maign - It was onlya brief Forallffie criticism ft encounters abroad, the but a basic factor is the cost of labor going Into the moment In Robert Dole's exhausting bid for the United States continues to be a beacon Ht of output of a piece of goods. The great gains made by vice presidency. But It was nice. The candidate freedom. The Ideals enshrined In the Declaration .. was In Newark, N.J., riding In a parade, when Japan on export markets in the last decade can be of . remain a powerful force some men In the street hoisted a Large poster traced in large part to spectacular improvemahead ent in shaping foreign views of America - at least drawing of a twisted hand which contained this the productivity of Japanese industry — well . wherever newspapers are free to express those crude but tender inscription: Of Western Europe and the United States. In fact, views. "A four-letter word for Bob Dole is Guts' This Is the Inrebon gained from a U1fl we stand in 11th place in the rate of increase since It may have been the most nonpartisan OW of International editorials collected by 1960 in the output per man-hour of industry. tribute of this electric season. Each of the Alias World Press magazine onthesubject of the prhicipal candidates has admirable qualities, for Wages were not a particularly difficult issue in Bicentennial. example each of them isa small-town American the Ford negotiations, due to a cost-of-living The Sunday Telegraph of London, for with quite humble beginnings, but the Junior escalator already in effect. Rather, Leonard example, proclaimed that "had It not been for seantor from Kansas Is also something a a Woodcock and his (JAW made this contract a . the success of the American experiment, the S spiritual Inspiration. He Is a handicapped spearpoint toward the goal of shortening the workIdea of individual freedom would never have citizen, crippled If you will, and one does not . survived the challenges of the 20th century." week. Ford employes will get an additional five have to be Republican to appreciate his courage. The London Observer noted that "We can be a days off in the second year of the contract, and The story of his disability Is by now familiar Little proud that no other nation, not even seven more days off in the third year plus an extra to those who have followed the news of i. imperial Rome, produced so great and nobly hustings. When he was 21, and a World War II holiday. The result is that by 1979 they will be independent an offspring." infantryman in Italy, Dole led a charge against ., . getting 45 days off with pay ever year, which Such fond favoritism could, of course, be an angry German machine-gun emplacement. calculates to almost one a week or - presto - a expected from the Mother Country. But In So doing, he received shell fragments In .. four-day workweek, France, with whom our relations have not shoulder and several cracked vertebrae. He No one wants to begrudge his neighbor some always been smooth, in Figaro of Paris said that spent 39 months In repair, much of It wrapped in .,.. Americans "have represented the cause of 4 extra leisure time, but somebody is paying the a cast from neck to trunk. Liberty, Independence, democracy. . . and sun price every time he takes an extra day off with pay. Democracy At Work His right arm is now only slightly withered, do." In this case, it will be the car-buyer who eventually but virtually useless. lie can use the elbow as a If America is "the most criticized country In will see the effects of the (JAW contract on price paperweight, and the curled hand to hold light the world," said the French news .stickers. Needless to say, if foreign autit objects. Otherwise, he has one arm, and LONDON ECONOMIST l'Expreas, "(It) Is also the most Imitated, and . tj minutto an ,-,. •manufacturers are more successful in resisting no tiiatgoesoninAmericaIswtiniyalIen to getting dressed, must ask for assletance In some i. , -;: j erosion of the productivity of their labor force, the Europe ortkestofthjworld,g of his dining habits, and must endlessly guard and the Soviet Union." stickers on imported cars may look quite different, against the exuberant voter who tries to grab A Cons The Suddeutsche Zeltung of Munich: ,Two urn er VidOi'y Mr. Woodcock claims the reduced work him for a well-meaning but painful handshake, hodearaerltsblth,America Isl schedule is aimed at creating more jobs in the auto world's protector of Liberty, the greatest hopethe Three decades after receiving his wounds, of industry. Fine, if it really accomplishes that and if WASHINGTON — President Ford's decision complain that to hold 70410 per cent of the freedom-loving htmnity.11 Dole still stdfers from pain. Not terribly, he says, to sign the new anti-trust bill Is a feather in the market, leaving a picking margin of 20-30 per that were the only effect. But to isolate the case for but occasionally. lie thinks it's a matter of im. caps of 1ph Outside Europe, Atlas found a rather more Ra Nader'3 fighting consurners. cent for someone else, is riot monOPOHM (and in ambivalent attitude toward America. But the unemployed auto worker from the larger Proper circulation. For instance he feels cold It allows state attorney-generats, acting as fact the proportion that constitut" a monopoly problems of eroding productivity, price inflation weather more than he'd like. Aides say he must "parents of the date," to sue for triple damages EliMa" Kinshasa, Zaire, wrote that has never been fixed In law). and com petition from abroad is woefully shortsometimes take mild painkill ers, "nowhere In the world will you find such aton behalf of state residents all corporations William E. La Mothe, president of the Kellogg tachment to li sighted. We can only regret that this was the price berty as In America. As residents Beyond these brief comments, neither Dole which seem to be conspiring to fix prices. Big Company, has put corporation feelings In a of the Third World, we must particularly Ford Motor Co. had to pay to get its 67 plants nor his staff talk at length about the disability. companies planning mergers will have to give nutshell: "They're not accusing us of doing the positive response of America to praise reopened Apparently they do not want to appear to be notice in advance to let the anti-trust authorities something, but of being something." me anti- derdeveloped world." milking sympathy. Dole 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 11 IN BRIEF showedfor Bob Dole,* A StUdy In Strength CALENDAR 1 CALL 834-8776 The New All in The Ear Aid SALVATION ARMY NEIGHBORS CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY INFORMATION AND REFERRAL Your Presence Helps When you take the time to stop by during at a funeral home, this lets the family know that you care and that their sorrow IS shared. Even if you don't know what to say, your very presence helps. visitations CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES VISITING NURSES ASSOCIATION SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH MID-FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED "0 CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY a Check Todayilleale sile eie no I Add my name to the list of contributors. Enclosed is my check for $ ........ to the United Way. I IJN[UAL HOME C. Hearn FRIENDS AND GOOD SAMARITAN HOME G R A M KOW Apt Mwy, Oct is, M6 —M I A111 110111 Ui)UL(VAH(J SANIJIII) Ii OHIDA II LI PHUNF 3'' •i:'i i Vi ll I lAM I Name...... ...................................................... Address ...... .................................................... CRY............ State ........................................... .HAMKIIW United Way of Seminole County P.O. Box 144—Sanford, Florida 32771 SPONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD: Sanford I �.,-" Luuaing HiraM, Soslerd, P1. I Mlfl*y, Oct. 10, 1116—lA uskawi a Junior Midg etsU pse t D eLan'd, I I r._ 11 .I_____1_T, I...) , 1 .. .,:, 1 South Seminole, l ____________________________________________ _. celebration peter Wolf picked off I - 1! Moment of victory over Gainesville still lingering with Seminole reveling In post game Lakeview W in - *I4 . - 41 ' 4r1 twv - ,, '-'I'. in " A_ . .; . . A I Cracks Prep Poll Elite, Contrary to cries from after Friday's resounding 21.19 victory over Gainesville, the Seminoles are not "No. 1." But they are No. 7. And that marks the first time since 1971 that has been ranked In the weekly prep poll conducted by the Florida Sportswriters Association. . a Seminole . U. 7 Ranking First Since 1971 CLASS A— 1. Greensboro 17 (14) 164; 2. Branford (5.0) 160; 3. Tallahassee FAMU2 (44) 112; 4. T1adon (54)168; 5. Alachua Rolling Green (5.0) .:' s good," said S minole - 109; 1. SL Ang -I4 orecred (44) ; , St. .W" ,.::' , Jr .I - ,* . .1" In other Junior Midget play, seam, following lad week,s ,I undefeated South Seminole stunning tie with Pinecastle. " .* - A 6 handled Conway, 20.7, Steve Mobley Added UN extra , , , . 1... .. fJer' ez Puts Yankees In Big Ho le 50 76 WA To /Drn Yt*4 iS6 A 74'Fy 4'ES6YLT ,rFtL I "iff4PF 77 5aPFq ii 8OII i2f 74'F 7 ,1E I '14,0 OY £OØT Sf __ --'.. The biggest boxini; spectacle to hit Florida was Friday night at NbIlYwood's Sportatodurn, and I came away with these observations: I / az-. - -- ' •- -'- -.' '-.- WiaII ........-, , MICHELIN 'X' STEEL-BELTED RADIALS - - — as • _________________ C ha m LI I 11 ... •. ' ..' . .-- - - f . •, P ihaA Wlnf.,. - . Built by spo rtsman Stephen Calder, who TAMPA — Danny Anders, the Orlando-Seminole Jal-Alal fronton, the Sportatorlum to lure pro basketball and pro hockey to South Florida as well as golden boy of putting, chalked t'it. i " up his most Impressive victory • serve as a functional building for various attractions, To get to this beautiful, air-conditioned structure, you go in the Sunshine State Sunday by ,,, .,,.. I 1 south tO the Hollywood exit on the Florida Turnpike. Upon 1ea,ijig winning the state chain. i, '//. , the toll road, head west. Ten minutes later the four-lane road pbis, defeating Robert becomes two lanes and continue past open swampland until you Henderson In the finale of a 32< If . man match play tournament. .' think you are either lost or somewhere near Tampa. That's I,. Both are iromOrlando. S GeorgeForemanthouldfl't be allowod to igMag 1-"..'" '4iø.rl ' Anders was world tourhis next opponent Is either King Kong or nainent runnerup in 1975 S•• The Eight between Dino Dennis and Forernan was as on&,sided 1 David against Goliath, pQc1d V,000 from putting i?t as a match could be. It was like puttingS S that year. lThii wfn was worth making certain Goliath had the slingshot, '01 $32oplusthestatetrophy. S Dennis could have gone into the ring with an axe and still been -a,.., Tampa's Allan Arrington won , api a 10-1 underdog. : the amateur title, ending a Dennis can never be accused of being the greatest fighter three-year domination by the world, despite his unbeaten record coming :, the fight, he never stopped trying and he deserves every dollar he was paid Rockledge's Jimmy Craig. '- ". •, for being t)v'ownto the most awesome thJngto ever lace ona paj I 1-. "t is" Ui'of gloves. . ?/'i'r' s',r) I finally observed a cornennan more unbelievable than •-di1, '• Dominick Polo — Al Braverman, who did , ' in the Foreman11 Dennis fight for which most cornermen would be suspended for life. Ref says TD as David Long hauls In S. Seminole pass Never had I seen a man throw water on his lighter during the round; Stand up on the ring apron for the entire fight; Leave his __________________________________________________________________________ • corne r and walk along the ring apron, all the way to a neutral corner to shout instruct ions to his fighter during the heat of in battle; Intimidate the referee by Instructing him on everything from repromanding Foreman to when the fight should be stopped. IguessthattswhathappenswhenyouworkforDonggand Sunday', Results Thursday. Oct. ii Minnesota II, Michigan St. 10 Washington 20, Detroit 7 your fighter is fighting on a Don Kin g Promotion. You can get Nebraska SI, Kansas St. 0 Cincinnati New York. it Seattle 13, Tampa Bay 10 MCiSS4FY (n) N Illinois 7, lIIlils St. 3 away with anything you want. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cleveland 20. Atlanta Ii Notre Dame Al. Oregon o Saturday. Oct. 23 Roberto Duran could have been given an easier match than Eastern Division Baltimore it, Buttalo 13 New York at Cincinnati, i Ohio 2$ Miami, Ohio 11 W I. T PCt. PF PA . Alvaro Rojas. But last I heard, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder and 84 Pittsburgh33, Cincinnati 6 necessary Ohio St. 30. Wisconsin 20 ,, i 0 123 101114 Minnesota 21, New York Gi Sunday, Oct. 24 Oklahoma 2$. Kansas 10 Helen Keller were too busy to appear. New Eng 3 2 0 .600 131 115 ants 7 New York at CincInnati, if S Dakota 17, Morningside 14 2 1 0 .333 119 130 • • Putting Rojas in with Duran was a joke, Duran is one of the Miami Green Bay 2$. Philadelphia 13 necessary W Illinois II, E. minois 10 Bull 2 4 0 .333 115 117 greatest, If not the greatest, lightweights of all time. Kansas City 70 Miami 17, OT W Michigan 31, Toledo 21 NY jots i 4 0 •oo 43 131 St. Louis 21, Dallas 17 Wichita St 33. Drake 23 Rojas' I really can't tell you who he Is, except that he Is not Central Division Oakland I?, Denver 10 SOUTHWEST ranked among the top 15 lightweights and he doesn't even appear Civic' 1 2 0 647 144 " Los Angeles 20, Chicago 17 Bishop IS, Texas Southern ii Httn 1 2 0 .647 127 76 In the latest edition of the Ring Record Book. San Diego 30. Houston 27 Houston 26. SMU 6 Cleve 3 3 0 .500 127 170 San Francisco 33. New Or I Mike Dukes Isn't going anywhere, Frankle Otero has seen N. Texas St , 10. W Texas St. Pitts 7 1 0 333 131 116 leans 3 1 his better days and never have I seen such talent in an undercard Western Division Texas All 61. W. New Mixi. 1' I Today's Game, I Oakid S 1 0 .133 134 137 • give so little to so many. to? New York Jets at New Eng S Diego 1 2 0 647 141 120 The undercard, which wq the real reason I went to a show Texas AIM 71. Baylor 0 Denver 3 3 0 300 136 47 land, ( n) FAR WEST that put fans paying $10 in a seat so far away from the ring that Kan City 2 1 0 .333 121 17$ Arizona St 23 Texas El Paso TPI Bay 0 6 0 000 34 133 they needed binoculars, turned out to be less than thrilling. 6 1A .4 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Dukes, the fighter most experts feel Is our best heavyweight Brigham Young 63. S. MIS Eastern Division 5551j It amateur, showed his division to be weak, Impressing very few S Lou i 0 .133 164 119 Colorado St 27, Air Force 3 with a two-round KO over Al Byrd. S I 0 .133 ISO IS Hawaii 20, Portland State I? Wash EAST 1 2 0 .667 127 III Idaho IS. Weber St 17 Byrd Is not known In ring circles as much of opponent. As Phila Boston Col. II, W Virginia 3 2 1 0 .333 IS 12$ Montana I?, Boise St ii one ringsider was heard to say before the fight, "This is the NY Gnts 13 Brown 2$. Cornell 12 0 6 0 .000 76 13$ Montana St. 21. Idaho St 7 'anisIus 3S, Oswego St. 15 longest I think Byrd has ever gone." Central Division Nevada Reno 11, Simon Fra Colgate I?. Princeton Minn 1 S 0 I .917 12I 60 Otero ret ur ned to the ring alter a brief retirement and didn't Chgo ser 13 Harvard 17, Dartmouth 10 33 Oregon SI 10, California 9 look impressive at all. In fact, he could be in a lot of trouble If he ii.' Maine 71. ConnectIcut U Bay 3 3 0 300 100 130 San Jose St. 31. Long Beach M an h a tt an 7. Fairleigh steps into the ring with either one of our two lightweights, Termite Dirt 2 1 0 333 $7 94 Dlcksn ) Western Division Watkins or Frankle Santore. Stanford 31, WaShington 21 Penn St. 77, Syracuse 3 S Fran 5 I 0 533 )4) 3 SW Texas 34, Stephen F Aus In other action: Sammy Masias won his second straight pro L. A. 16 i i I iso 115 Pennsylvania IS. Lafayette II fight with a KO over Jim Hughes; Lou Esa outbrawled Hurricane N Orins 1 1 .313 101 Id Pittsburgh 36, Miami. Fla. 19 UCLA 42, Washington St 3 5e I S 0 .167 91 163 Rutgers 7$. Lehigh Grant and Keith Kelly defeated Willie Johnson. Utah St. 2$, Utah I? Allan :. UCi5iVe '.-' South Seminole rapped Jackson Heights, 13.0, and Winter Park . ' " — - .-- - - . ____ - •'. . .... •' S . I "' • 4%' Ho r to Wins At W. Park • ,, ,- ' -- ,, , .' - ' - . 1 'I' , 'j ' _____ , j' j / 1P " ) a'p,, - , narrow . __________________________________________________________ ____ SCOREBOARD - Pro Football t s College Football . 36.20 At the heaviest weight level, South Seminole's Junior N'I'ER PARK Lyman', tam Cobras continued to , Rick Has-ta and Lake Brantley's roll, mangling Fort Pierce, s dole the show Saturday in l behind Audle Cleveland's two- gir touchdown rushing. Cleveland the Winter Park Invitational, turned in scoring jaunts of 25 where Horta posted a 14:18 and30yardsandwasbacJby doddng to beat the field in a Chris Stone, who tallied on a cross country meet won by ftveyard burst, . iutz- Edgewater boys and Lake Zayar, who reurned an InL>'man's Kathy Bringarmhieiterciepted pass 12 yards to pay was second in girl's corndirt. Quarterback John Hawkins petition, but Brantley scored yards to score and heavily In team points with sneak ed Tony Macaw plr..iger for the seventh through l(*h finishes by ertra point to lift the Janet Smith, Jeannie D'Arvllle, Tuskawjlla eeeWees to ttieir Laura Rodgers and Debbie victory. Hawkins and Davis. Jeff Stephe ns aided the defense with fumble recoveries and Raiders Run 3rd Todd Duncan intercepted two VALDOSTA, Ga. — Seminole DeLand passes, one to kill a Community College's cross scoring threat with two minutes country team ran third In the left in the game. Blazer Classic Saturday, won Byron Washington, Jeff by host Valdosta State. Maurer and Shane Buckelew SCC's Lyn Johnson set a logged touchdown runs as school record for the five-mile Milwee's PeeWee club cruised distance with a 25:29 docking, past Lakeview. David Cheek good for fifth place. pounced on a loose ball and Joe The Raider thinclads are at Felder dashed 48 yards with a Gainesville this Saturday for pass interception to spark the the Florida Invitational with winners' defense. division and state meets upSouth Seminole roared to its coming the following weekends. -- . : I -i. — 1 • ... nine, an - uw,—r. j '" S Cardinals Take H art Out CM Dr 4~ A I_____ ' David Long. Midget entry outclassed Results from the Midget Jackson Heights. 14m hauled echelon found Pinecastle in TD wriab of 15 And Z Wds squashing Teague, 19-2 and while Ronnie Comeens, Tony d o m inating Monson, Terry Barrett and N, while Mdwee Mike Donovan led the shutout " i - .IN ,,.r ' , ¶AUBACII I . 9 - . p . :, ____ ,. Puttin day with 116 yards on 15 ..j.. Heights, 134. Pulling guard Jeff Banner PeeWee class action saw paved the way for Motley with Tusks willa nick DeLand, 74, In precision blocking, while a collision of powerhouses, defenders John Jackson, while Milwee mauled winless Patrick Taylor and Kevin Lakeview, 19.0, St. C:oud Azpinwall helped bl unt th e smacked Teague, 4, and Sanford offensive attack Maitland tripped South Quarterback Mike Andriano Seminole, 12-6, despite a tossed two scoring strikes to touchdown pass reception by David Long asSoidh Seminole's _____ . CINCINNATI (AP)—Catf There were two outs, one Onepitchwasafllttook— do just that twice before. again." Hunter was complaining about away (ruin sending the first one th 3-0 and $4,816 fans roaring. at had been getting him Among their 29 World Series UIt appeared that what hapIn the third, singles by Perez the mound In luveifroig Sta- Sunday night World Series out all night. Itwas a fastb.11. It ties are two (IZ In 1106 against 'pened t the Yanks in the first and Driesain and a walk to ''- --____ thum.It was tho haz-d, hesaid gameintoextra Innings, ' came to the plate fast and Rroodynand 19sa against and he couldn't dig a hole. Up came Ken Griffey, who headed Into left field even waukee — when they Mil. game, Saturday's 5.11uss,wu Geronimo had Hunter on the came happening again Sunday night. ropes again — but he squirmed fR So Fred Stanley, New York's has made a career of beating fader. back from losses in the first two That is, the Reds Jumped all out of the jam by fanning Con. Y shortstop, dug one for him and out infield hits. He sent a chop. S And just as fast was Griffey, gaines. It's been done only four over New York pitching for cepdon. is Cincinnati's Tony Perez burled per over Hwerand the mound . tearing home with the run that other times. HA5 lED clothesline hits, some of them him. "When he got away (ruin us In StanleychargedInandflz- the gave the Reds a victory. T/j(M7'o "We're down, but we have a for extra bases, and the Yanks The result was a 4-3 CincIn- ball — right Into the Cincinnati the third," Reds Manager "Being down two, I don't very good chance of bouncing were stranding runners left A ';--'r: nati victory In Game Two of the dugout behind first base. think they can and Sparky Anderson said, "I win four of the back," said Yankees' Manager right, REPEAT squandering op- thought he had us for the rest of World Series on a chilly Sunday Griffey got the extra base to next live," Griffey '' said of the Billy Martin. "It's happened portunitles to make a game iRFfM.4,sg .ç night, giving the Reds a 2-0 move Into scoring position. of the night." Yanks, who have managed to before and It can happen it. - : &: advantage in the best-of-seven He very nearly did. Except Up came Joe Morgan — and In the second inning, a double for a fourth-Inning triple by sies, which shifts to Yankee right to first he went, cornby Dan Driessen, a rim-scoring Morgan and an eighth-inning Stadium Tuesday night. pliments of an intentional walk. single by George Foster, a single by Bench, Catfish was Hunter had been battered One doesn 't pitch to baseball's double by Johnny Bench after untouchable. around by the Reds in the sec. mod dangerous hitter If one Foster was thrown out trying to ORTS %) ond Inning and had almost been doesn't have to. Meanwhile, the Yanks were steal, a walk to Cedar Gero- starting to touch Fred Norman, chased in the third. But now It And up came Perez, who has Herald. Sanford, Fl. was the ninth and the Yankees' made a career of turning men...Evening Monday, Oct. is, fl7 R131-single by Dave the Reds' little left-bander. _______________________________ Concepcion and a sacrifice fly ace was mowing them down. thscorfngposltIonimorwi. They nudged him for a run In bYGriffeyhsdtheRed5ln front thefoirthonsinglesbymur. man Munson, Chris Ozambliss and Graig Nettles, but let him off a one-out-and-two-on hook. Anderson gave him the hook ~~ iIIri ww in the seventh as New York By The Associated Press scored twice to tie at 3-3. Wilde hal scoring drives, and corn- Conference Central Division Raiders 17, Broncos 10 Chargers 30, Oilers 27 Really, Jim Hart, nobody plated 22 of 33 passes for 346 race, while handing the diviRandolph'ssingle and Stanley's The AFC West-leading Raidever thought the St. Be Matthewscaught a 42- double scored the first rim and I yards and three touchdowns, slon-leading Bengals their see- ers, 5-1, came from behind on a vrd (lifl2lq fl..L. n,.l,v4ina tw 1,s U (!..... in ni from Dan whia flnu 1.. l....L.A I uuv unu wss m six games. -- r GA 46-yard Ken Stabler-to-Cliff Fouts scored the winning Norman was gone. Jack a 54-yarder, as the Cardinals maybe, U iaiia Cowboys. BliChiefs 20, Dolphins 17 Branch touchdown pass and TO in edged the Cow boys 21.17 Sunthe fourth quarter on a lingham came No more, though! on and gave up Kansas City, 2-4, won its see- Pete Bana.szak's Ofle-)'Sl'd TI) one-yard plunge to li ft San Mun so n's grounder that sent Dallas was on its way to its day. onddralght when Jan steneJ plunge in the third 16 quarter. 4-2, over injury-plagued Stanley home with the tying best start since 1969, when the The New York Jets play at kicked a 34-yard field goal with Stabler completed of 20 Diego, Houston, also 4-2. run. Cowboys went 6-0. They looked New England Monday night. 12 seconds left In overtime, passes for 175 yards against Redskins 28, Lions 7 Now it was the ninth. The fans unstoppable. Roger Staubach Vikings 24, Giants 7 Stenerud admitted he wasn't Denver, 3Washington, 4-2 and coming were clapping — perhaps to and Drew Pearson appeared to Fran Tarkenton threw two thinking just of this game Colts 31, Bills off two straight setbacks, capi- keep warm as well as to gen. be an unbeatable combination. scoring passes— including a 41- was mulling over pad history. Bert Jones unloaded two talized on two Interceptions In erate some heat from the Reds. Somehow, though, Hart and yarder to Ch uck Foreman — He was thinking back to 1971, the Cards' defense figured a andcompleted2lof3oatternpt.s when he missed a 31-yarder touchdown passes In the fourth breaking open a game that was The temperature was in the low quarter way to stop them, end the long, for 236 yards as the Vikings that led to a double a nine-yarder to scoreless at halftime. Pat 4. Glenn Doughty and a three- Fischer's interception set up Concepcion filed out. est winning streak in the Na- became the NFL', only tin- loss to Miami in the overtime playoffs. yarder tional Football League this sea- defeated team at 5-0-1. one of two Mark Moseley field to Don McCauley Pete Rose flied out. The Dolphins now are 2-4. Baltimore, 5-1 and leading the goals, and Joe Lavender's theft ) The son andtakeawaya'lepos,es- Foreznanrushedfor83yards And Griffey very nearly 4ter,33,Salnts3 AFCEa st slon of the lead in the National and caught eight passes for 118 .beatBuffalo. sdupMikemomas'threeyard groWidedout_butnotqulte. Gene Washington caught his vr Conference East Division. scoring run, as the Lions Morgan was up next. "Catfish yards. Slat career touchdown pass, Buffalo's O.J. PEOPLE con- dropped to 2-4. Hart overcame two Inter- Steden 23, Bengali I was having pretty good luck _____ and San Francisco, 5-1, main- tinued to work Simpson himself Into ceptions, which stopped poten- The Steelers, 2-4, broke a tamed its lead in the NFC West form alter an in Rama 20, Bean 12 wi th Per ez and I'd rather pitch active preS Trailing 12-10, the Rams, be- to him than the other guy," ( CHOICE three-game losing streak and at the expense of New Orleans, season, carrying 20 times for 88 nd hi ck ba up Ran Jaworshi, Ma in said rt • of Morgan. remained alive in the American 2. yards. red on a 73-yard drive, cap And Morgan chimed In: "I _________ 11 rinity pedby Lawrence Mccutcheon's wanted to hit. But I'm glad 18-yard rim, and Los Angeles, 4- Tony was up there. He deilvralliedtobeattheBears,3- era." Whether You Drive 3. Now It was Perez turn. "I was Seahawks 13, Buccaneers IS looking for afasfl," said fl BELLE GLADE A A Family Size Car im mriwho,forthepastioyears, pass Interception and run for for 167 yards, Including had driven In 90 runs or more. touchdown by Clilfe Barnett Or Compact—.jo;n a 15-yard touchdown pass to plus a pair of TO jaunts by By The Associated Preu Big Eight quarterback, went carries and also turned a per. Sam McCullum, as Seattle, 1-5, "Three other times he'd gotten The Michelin Movement! me out with the fastball. And dependable Norbert Seals led Oklahoma found a quarter- down and out for the season feet screen pass from Yewcjc gLlned its first regular-season the more he throws, the Trinity Prep to a 20-6 victory back and Kansas lost one. Pitt, — with a severe knee Injury in Into a 40-yard score You'll Be Glad You Did, — one of his NFL victory over winless Tamstronger he gets," over Day High School Saturday as 1 turned out, didn't really the third quarter. three touchdowns — Just seven pa Bay in a battle of expansion He threw only one more pitch. night. need one. Meanwhile, Torn Yewcic, a seconds before halftime that clubs. It was a faitball. "I just got It Barnett Intercepted a pass on "momas) Loft became a non-scholarship senior who was gave Pitt a 22-0 lead. Packers 2$, Eagles 13 in the wrong place, belt high the Day 42 and returned it for football player today," Coach a ninth-stringer early in his caGreen Bay, 3-3, won its th ird and not out away from him Trinity's Initial M. "1 always thought I was going Barry Switzer said Sat urday r eer, made his first varsity get a chance," said Yewcfc. straight We don't make a second best' 22 as Lynn Dickey passed enough," hunter said. Seals scored in the third after Loft, a sophomore making start following 6 yards, Including scoring injuries to Pitt's 'That's why 1 hung in there for for In an instant it was In left quarter on a five-yard rim and only his second start, guided first two quarterback.s and dlbombs of 44 yards to Ken Payne field. While was charging the in the fourth quarter on a 50. sixth-ranked Oklzhon,a to a 28- rected the second-ranked Pan- four years" and 69 yards to Will Harrell. bail and Griffey was charging yard nm.Seals had li9yarthon 10 triumph over No. IS Kansas thers to a 36-19 triumph over Dorsett's output made him Browns 20, Falcons 17 around third. 26 carries for the night. by rushing for 101 yards on 19 Mbznl, Fla. college football's second 5,000. Greg Pruitt scored two touch"1 knew Roy's arm wasn't Trinity, now 4-2, slates its carries and scoring (torn 13 and Yewcic did it in unspectacu- yard runner. With five regular- do wns, on rims of one and two that strong," Griffey said. "aj JOHN DICKEY, INC. homecoming game Sat urday at 33 yards. lar but solid fashion, mainly by season games remaining, he yards, and gained 191 yards on soon as I saw the ball was hit, 2 against Vero Beach St. I It was a 10-10 struggle until handing off to Tony Dorsett, needs only 152 yards to Ph. 322-06.51 surpass 20 car ries for Cleveland, which was go ne." 4ndrews. Nolan Cromwell, Kansas' AU- who rushed for 227 yards on 35 Ohio State's Archie Griffin. 405 W. First SI, evened its record at 3-3. And o were the Yanks. Sanford — of s Sanford, and Teague turned beck winless Jackson . A c ular? where, as Bruce Triunpler quips," there is nothin for the kids to by Alan Mover y' Tim VI.cufl over f The Spoitatorium would be a fantastic place to hold a rock concert bemuse ItIs located th of Broward County Posey holds game ball aloft, Seminoles rejoice in victory (Herald Pboto by .11 Non-Specta 40 Lakeview bowed to point then Ida scoded seven Central. 12-7, Milwee hung up yards for the clinching Its first triumph of the year, 134 touchdown. Motley finished the ;_ ___ . p Sport N*1.Cr copo • I-'' •/ ," i7 L. -• an • . o 1 S 0 167 64 fl Quarterbacks: Oklahoma 1 . _ NJ_a I! I ;T~~ M~~ ~ A — — Fin ds 1, Kansas loses s In addition ~i m_k - , 4) HOW JOLbROGER I_ ZW, wai M/5(D 7/fE PMDF6 AFrF,r 41A/(//v 7iYEA/ Fi4'T _ __________ , __ - ___ IV Lincinnati .Up Two Games In World Series T Rollicks 1 W - I . 1~~l __ L. -' g t-- ----- I Robert Finch leaps for Jackson Heights Pee Wee pass, but play incomplete in South Seminole end zone campus on the heels of what _i . ~ CLASS MA —1. Ocala Forest 18(5.0)168; 2. Tarpon Springs 1 (5-0) 168; 3. New Smyrna Beach (5-0) 142; 4. Defray Atlantic (4-0) 124; 5. Titusville Astronaut (5.1)99; Jacksonville Bolles (6.0) 87; 7. St. Augustine (6.0) 66; 8. Starke-Bradford Co. (6.0) 55; 9. Leesburg (5-0)47; 10. Venice $022. _-- k17- V V. -- CLASS AA— 1.Wildwood12(5.0) 179; 2. Pahokee5($.1) 173; 3. Alachua Sante Fe (5.0) 147; 4. Lake Butler-Union Co. (5-I) 1; 5. Blountgown (5.0) 113; 6. Umatilla 5-1 88; Miami LaSalle 5-0 73; 8. Daytona Beach Father Lopez (4-1) 52; 9. Miami Wedminlater Christian (5.0) 37; 10. Milton Pace 4-1 Ii. '. . . , .-. CLASS AMA—i. Fort Pierce Central 14(6.0)179; 2. Tallahassee Godby1(6o)i5I;3. Tampa Plant 4(54)iØ; 4. Miami Carol City (5-0) IN; 5. Hialeah-Miami Lakes (41)79; 6. Sarasota (14)78; 7. Sanford Seminole (6.0) 58; 8. Clearwater (5.0) ; 9. Merritt Island (4-2)22; 10. Pompano Beach 6-0 22. While spirits are dill soaring around the Seminole may well have been the most significant victory in school history, Posey decided to give the turn a day off Monday and only a light workout Tuesday. "We're din up In the air, but we have a while to come back down," he salt Seminole Is off this week, returning. to action Oct. 29 at home against Lake Howell. - I . ___ __. the second week 116 I . . __ IN04 ' ,.k' ____ Seminole Is 14 and virtually assured of a berth for .*: " .--&. QAFI~~-W- - - Joaepi (6.0) 96; 7. MiamI Northwest Christian (54) 74; S. Ocala Marion Academy (40) 53; 9. St. Petersburg 10. Temp. Tem& H.1gIi 4-1 25. The last Seminole team to complete a season with a distinguished ranking was the 1970 Semlrv4, ,d, !ited No.3 In th trii pull. 'rWitillowing season Sem1nle *z also a top 10 member after winning the first couple of games, but dropped out after losing. This week's rundown: e coi Jerry Yosey u= U==% when Informed that his team had cracked the top 10 after two weeks of being a high vote. getter, but an also-ran. In the date PlAY011i The win over Gainesville knocked the Hurricanes out of a No.6 ranking and Into the lid of time Also receiving votes. Fort Pierce Central heads the Class AMA poll, in a row, with the other major change being that Tallahassee Leon was also booted out of the top 10 after being crunched by Tallahassee Godby, now No. 2. Tampa Plant, Miami Carol City, Miami Lakes and Sarasota occupy the spots ahead of Seminole, while Clearwater, Merritt Island and Pompano Beach round out the top 10. - . • . Posey went to Tallahassee over the weekend, where he saw Florida squeak pad FSU Saturday night. Mike Good, star of last year's Seminole team, was In his third starting assignment for FSU, the freshman being an offensive guard. Seminole High supporters 1 guess ' No. L •. . Aw Seminole tuchdo askawilha LrL! stunned JuniorMidgetdfytilon JolmEthier,HoodonPsrkand leader Deiand,54, Saturday ln Wa1terStahU,wtd1e the defens the YMCA Pop Warner Foothsu wu anchored by Henry Stone; Matt Stacey, Thomian Kimbeg .... &' A i Wolf', heroics put the frosting and Peter Dinlace onaderllngdefenajyeeffortby Mike Blaylock sprinted Tuskawida, which limit the yards for a tmudown and . DeLand steamroller to 10 yards Charlie Anidersori scored on a in total offirom. f ddensehas now rmorl a Junior Midgets over Jack= - I. 14i4V' -- -' " touchdown in four of the five Heights. Blaylock piled up N for the day while __ to Wolf, the vie. Anderson amassed 09 yards, "a' '" tors' defensive corps was and each boy Intercepted a pass spearheaded Tony DiMaum on defense. . I / -__ itiI _ - pm fifth Junior Midget vIctcr - 1 (NwaIl PWtN by Ti. vss) a Flyers Score Early, Clip Wings I J ' ' o~ !~~t , - f MICHELIN FIRST i : ( _~ v 0 MCROBERTS TIRES . V,ilanova 21. Delaware 24. tie William & Mary 21, Navy 13 Yale 37, Columbia 6 SOUTH Alabama 20, Tennessee 13 Alabama Si. 30, Albany St I Austin Peay 21. North Ala b,imj II Celadel 30. Richmond 1 Duke 1$. Clemson II, tie Florida 33, Florida St 76 orgia IS. Vandei-Dilt 0 Georgia Tech 7$. Auburn 10 Grambling 70. Mississippi Vat 1 Howard 12, Virginia St IS Kentucky 21, LSU 7 Maryland 17. Wak' Forest IS Wyoming 21, New Mt*ito 23 - World Series At A Glance By The Associa ted Press tallied t wice in the opening pe- perlod,whenhetledthescorel. 8esI.olSeven Series "It's like committing sul- nod as the Flames gained a 3-1 1, converting a pass by Rod W L.. lead, scoring on three of their Gilbert on a power play. cide," said Billy Dea. Cinc, 2 0 1.000 NV Detroit's assistant cosch..had five shots In the period. 0 2 000 Black Hawks 3, North Stars 0 just watched the Red Wings dig Bruin 5, Canadlens 3 Ivan Boldlrev scored two seeGame I Rookie defenseman Mike ond-period goals and Tony Esa hole for themselves in PhilaN. 010 000 U00-1 S I delphia by allowing three goals Milbury scored his first NHL posito posted the 58th shutout of carics 101 001 20x-S 10 I Alexander, I yle (7) and Mun goal in the third period, helping his Nit, career, giving Chicago In the first seven minutes. son; Guilett. Borbon (I) and "You just can't get behind Boston beat Montreal In a battle its victor over Minnesota. Bol- MiSsIsslpp, St 12. Memphis Bench W--Gullett. 10 L•-Al three goals to the Flyers In this of division leaders. Milbury, a dlrev scored at 12:24 of the see- St 23r exander. HR-Cincinnati. 0 I. Brown II, Florida .- 1 /1 I - Col- ond period and again one min- A&M 14. ourselves by not playing well in gate University, tipped in Gary ute later, with Bobby Orr as. Duak's shot, climaxing a come- slating on each goal. our own end." from-behind effort. Kings I, Blues I Flames I, Sabres S Rangers 4, Rockies 3 Marcel Dionne had a goal and Curt Bennett and Bill Ftett Goals by Phil Esposito, Pat three assists as Los Angeles each scored two goals for At- Hickey and Ken Hodge In the downed St. Louis. The Kings lanta as the Flames defeated third period enabled New York jumped off to a 2-0 lead in the Buffalo. Despite being out.thot to overcome Colorado. Hickey first period behind goats by 46-16, the Flames had a three- scored two goals In the game, Tommy Williams and defensegoal lead three times. Bennett his First at 13:46 of the opening man Neil Komadoski, lie N Carolina St 71. N. Caro lir $3 S Carolina 10, Mississippi , SW Louisiana 27. Furman 16 5eut U. 30. Jackson St. 4. Tenn Chaff II. Jacksonville St 7 MIDWEST Akron 3. Ball SO 0 Arkansas St. II, S. Illinois $0 Bowling Green I?. Kent St. I) Cent Michigan 14.. Indiana St 13 — Cams 2 N.Y Cnci 000 100 200-3 9 I 030 000 001-4 10 0 Hunter and Munson; Nor man, Billengham (1) and Bench. W-Billingham, 1 0 1Hunter, 0 A-S1.$16 T-2 33 Tuesday's Game 11 7) at Cincinnati (Zachry New York (Ellis 17$). In) Wednesday. Oct. 2$ Cincinnati at New York, (n) —• _______________ -' S• •••"• A rid a special vote of thanks to our Sales De art,nent and to our Yellow Pages Sales Rep. YourYellow Pages Sales P knows how to help Mo ris building," said Dea. "We hurt Boston-born graduate of A - YOU get more sale& He knows your product or service. He knows your market. He knos how toget results in planning a successful ahertising program for you. This year. three adults in four will kxk in the Yellow Pages for help. Thur Yellow Pages Sales Rep knows how to get yOU your share of the business. GET YOUR SHARE OF tilETiON N_ veup.ag"s I A �!A1' liNford Ft. Msrdsy, Oct. IL - IN YNI CIICWT COUØ? O - Cofitaiting SI sQuare flit. more Os • --i.pwiioncs - . -- Legal Notice - -- - - Legal Notici . 1.gal Notice - Doing Her Own Thing Commqnc, on the West In Survey of the Levy Grant, according filedwill herein. If you fall t do IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Official Records Section 35 TownsnIp 30 $ouffi 0 ,3, page 537 of 54120 0N t the biglaning Of the Pill thereof as Ofded n so.plaint a default he Rang, East. ata mint North 0 PIat Ifififid against Fl.OR IDA IN AND POi mi and Official Records Book 531, page curve concave Easterly and having •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. _________________________________________________ OWNED BY FLORIDA LAND degrffi n' west. lOok 1. Page 5. of the Public rou for tit relief d and In the a Records of Seminole County, Complaint. p SEMINOLE 53$ in favor of ESTATE OF a radius of 2.5*1.7' test; thence run DIVtSION OFFLOII ADMINISTRATION COMPANY, a Florida Corporatjgn 1.07113 feet from the Southwest Florida. STATE OF DEPART. civu. ACTION NO: êI11SCAI5A THOMAS D. FRIDOLE, A.K.A NorTherly, along me arc of Said Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. y,Oct. ai Sectlonjj; thencerun MENT OF TRANSPORTATION WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAl. DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, Thomas Bascom iitve through a central angle of FrId4II, of aAd SUBJECT TO. MOR TOAGE Northu degrees W East. a distance r,cor said Court on the 5Th day Of OC. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART. Oeceawd; DARLENE D. FRID. deg. 21' 11" a distanced 373.13 feet ring within the fOIl*inq described tobsq, AD., 157*, _________________________________________________ .n Official Records look Cf 1,ltê.15 test for the POINT OF Iundaries: SEMINOLE COUNTY. MEN? OF TRANSPORTATION, OLE, Individually and as Ad to the end of said Curve: thence run SEAL) 7$$. page 175 in favor of GAC BEGINNING, thence run South 73 ,. And minustretrix NOn dig SI' II" as$a distance PIaintit, PROPERTIES. INC. a Florida dedrets 31' Eats. a a'.i . iI Arthur H. Bickwitp,, .ir. .vs. " " .rii.... - VUNJY. -. - - - Of laid Estate: - i_ • • II 'i" Jm,VUI.0 W VYftY line Of Oigiflniflg Of a ie.0 veer to me MORTGAGE recorded in Qfficial • grpora,lon and MOR TGAOE fist. thernNoj, Dy WIA NICHOLS Clirk of the Circvit Court GAC PROPERTiES. INC., darted clarinet, that was it. I "That includes the tuba!" she that time, TikawtDa was Section 35, Township 30 South, Plaintiffs. Records Book lOfl, page IOU and curve concave Westerly and having By: Mary N. Derdin 1'l Us band' S I over Defeants never went back to the sax!" laughed. Only one Inatrwnesg, doublesesulone, end I had thesn -. NOTlCIOp$ip page 111 and ASSIGNMENT OF thence run South 07 degrIft 03' 13" degree, 11' West, a distanc, of Publish: Oct. II. II. 25. Nov. 1. 1571 THE IMPACT GROUP. INC.. of al.. recorded In Official Records RoOk NorTherly, along me arc of said RENTS record nO'ficuj' Rr:.-s East. a distance of 300 feet: thence t.02a.13 fee? from the Southwest DEEsO TOS$OWCAUSI Defendants. 1035. page 117$ in favor of HER. curve, through a central angle oIl • play nearly every musical Terry Isaproduct of Lyman bit. look siC. page 135 n favor of run Norfl $3 degrees So' 13" East. a comer of said Seclion3S; thencerun MO?IClOp SUIT theflrdyear.Thesecondyear, . NOTIcIOP NEARING BERT A. LICHT AND PAMELA deg. it' 201 distanceof 151,11 0.) IV if e' s I\J ig • tie Instrument when we were High &l THI STATE OF FLORIDA TO AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS distance of ietsi flet; mince run North Ugegrees35' East.a distance where many band TO SNOW CAUSE ,J n Terry's musical education the advanced band went to the ,ea point LICHT. his wife; and on the NorTh line elsa RandeII Curby AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Harm 07 degrees 03' Is" west. a of t.it.i, feet for the POINT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POI ORLANDO NOTICE OP SUIT ____________________ kids," said Terry Pattishall, enthusiasts remember her began when she took piano district contest and received a _________________________ ________________________ ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE Section 21 to point on said Curve distance of 315.10 fee?, thence run BEGINNING: thence run South 23 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO: co Mat Lamb recorded in Official Records BOOk, havingatangefltbearingofNortho DEAR ABRY: I've been I 'Riffiirigton Avenu, Easv,a distance Ofltees 31 East, a distance of IX Chemical Bank, Co.Trustee SECTION 71112'1S1STATIROAD ofPdorThMdegrees3ip. 1031. page 1531 in favor of dig. SI' 02" West, said point being PRORATE DIVISION married to this man for.slx "Thomasvili,. Georgia 07.1$ test; thence run South 23 Heights Middle School, Oviedo. Dan, directing the band, during when she was In second grade. time they'd ever gone to conf eet:thencerunNonndegreI,$. Pile Number 76.307.Cp SERVE: Norbosne Berkeley. I,313.M feet North 15 dig. 53' ii" FLAGSHIp BANK OF ORLANDO: S.434: SEMINOLE COUNTY degrees 31' East, a distance of is years,andldon'ttilf,lkheloves East, a distance of 533.30 feet, ear Jr., President Divisfon "My Dad was band director her junIor year. In fact, as "I was lucky In being able to test. Last year we also get a arid EastoftheNorthwlsfcorvwrofsauit PIE SIMPLE at Bishop Moore High School, drum major during her senior read music so young. It helped superior. In the all-county Guaranty Bank and Trust Company NIGHT OP WAY concave tome Southerly and having East, a distance of 300 feet; thence KATHERINE S. KRAUSE, New York. New York 10013 OERSON VAUGHT. JR., in. line of construction descriPtion atriponeday earlierthan I was A triangular parcel of land located a radusof 2.17e II feet; thencefrem run NorTh $2 degrees SI' aS" East. a and he'd bring home In. year, she get her first taste of a lot later on," she said. SERVE William 0 Ireland. Jr.. Oeceas.d PARCEL No. It? band, my students made up inPartof Lot 17. Entminger Farms a tangent bearing of Norm Abby dividually and as TruStee, ioin.d by Prftloent distance of 355.51 feet; thence run expected, and I found my druments and we just tried directing a band. "I really like ThisisthefourtJiywfor NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION his wife MARTHA LEE VAUOHT In Containing 1,553 square test bIOS one.thlrd of the entire band!" 370 Main Street Addition No 7. according to plat degrees 35' 00" East run Easterly North 07 degrees 03' IS' West. a Mercantile Safe Deposit husband and this woman TO ALL PERSONS HAVING acrest, more or lou. exclusive of each one. I taught myself to It," she said. recorded in PIe? Book 1. pa e. aIong?hearcofsaidc,v,tnrg and to th following: Jackson Heights Middle School There's no slacking off of distance Of 31160 feet; thenc, run & Trust Company, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST area lyIng In existing road right Of together. Not only that, but she play sax," she said. ,PLOIDA IN AND P0* ?N ONNTY OP SIMINOLI' CIVIL ACTION NO: N1$II.CA.U.S tViI U S IC ii. 7-ii I"I Today, Terry can pick up any Band, under Terry's direction, Terry's Interest In music. PARCEL NO. 00 f011OwS. ligin at the intersection o sa Curve: thence from a tangent degrees 31 East. a distance of is Co.Trustee IN THE ESTATE: Co Layman Sadler or a minor i,ne of Sherry Avenue. being 33 feit East run North 0 degrees or' ta" concave to the Southerly and having that the administration of the estate I01 .a*e View Drive Northwest andIi parallel the Wes?, a distance of 13 feet; thence a radiusof 2.176 $3 fest thenc.frm . •xiStfi ,,_ na .. toi--.. ATIFDI , '" run NorTh 53 degrees tangent bearing of North oa ,Thomasyulle, Georgia 30' as' East. a Avenv ' and thi existing Northerly deceased, File Number 763o1.CP, Is diltlflCC of $10.17 feet; thence run degrees 7' 00' East run Easterly PARCEL NO. ill Pending iri the Circuit Court for right of way Ilneof State Road Sal., North 06 degrees 0' 16" West, a along the arc of said curve through a thence run North along saio West Seminole County, Florida, Probate ostance of 175 let?, thence run central angle of 17 degrees 21' Romona A. Spears £1", a Division. the address of which is right of way of said Sherry Avenue. South $3 degrees 536 Loridondeqry Drive 50' 11" distIflCC of Welt, a 635*1 feet to the end a distance of 10 feet. thence run Seminole County Courthouse, of distance of 125.3$ ties to me said curve; thence from a tangent Sanford. FlorId. 32711. The personal PARCEL NO in tO me said existing North right of Southerly an Eait run North 6 degrees 09' ta' wayiineofsaid5tateRpads13la,a 3115.11 feet; having a radius of BARNETT BANK OF WINTER WendelI E Spears thence run Westerly West. a distance of 15 feet; thence oont tO feet West of me Point PARSC, NA.. whose address Is 250 of aIongtMarcossa;dcurvethr Qha runN '536 Lotidonerrv Dr:ve !3deoren 50' La" East, a,, gnn.ig, tnence run Las: aIoc.2 central Avenue South, Winter Per. FindI,, O'io iSliO lnQle C? .5 degrees 03' ". a dSt3Z'iCl ot'7u..; hal; heivc, run Park 33;U.a.. 3' !r.t IC fret t F,ora '7St YP. nsrv'e a' o',tince pARc 740 ItT Of 25 17 ?e North co degrees 09' 16" Weit, a POINT OF BEGINNING Cl tfle personal reora. said curve. tnence run South 75 distance of 11$ tie?; thence run fative'sattorneyarew,foflhbelow degrees II' 35" West. a distance of South $3 degrees 30' 11" All persons having Claims or West. a any or all Of said defendant or ess defendants are deceased, the curve concave to the Northerly and beginning Of a curve concave to the required, WITHIN THREE having a radius ot 1,433.aO f; Southerly and having a radius of unknoon spouse, heirs, deyism. OWNED BY. GREAT AMERICAN PROPERTi ES - FLOR IDA, INC., a Georgia Corporation President Two HoCkint PIa,a Baltimore Maryland 21203 PARCEL No. II? United States Trust Corn pany of New York, CoTruste, SERVE. Charles W Buck. 13 Wall Street New York, New York 10005 t'AnCL No ill F Zrernskl Sccssor Trustee Two Hopkins Plaza You and each of you are hereby TOwnship 20 South, Range 30 East, Jyng cast ot state Road lii. lying Withiri 50 feet Easterly of the following described center line of consfruction of State Road 115, Section 77010 login at a point on the South line of Range 30 East, said paint being 2,021 57 ftet Norm it dig. 14' 33" 01' .. crnir 5ci'7, thence run North 12 dog. 33'Ol" West a distance Cf feet to the beginning of a curve concave Easterly and hiving d its sworn Complaint, together " '" -'---'t- lI• ' i"' " '' above styled Court agaInst you and Hclt Of you as defendants seeking to condemn the above described property located in Seminole County, Florida, by Eminent Domain ngi You are further notified that the ttliflc run S 22 degrees 55' 33" E lOOfeii.thencerunNI4degrm,, through a central angie alit degrees II' 31", a distance of 33406 feet t right Of way for Shore Road SECTION 77550.3610: STATE ROAD ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL de,cribed In Official Records Book S'434; SEMINOLE COUNTY REPRESENTAT IVE Beginning, and leg that part lying South 66 degrees 2$' West, a distance thereof 15 thencerunwestorlyalongtp,,of said Curve through a central angle of to degrees 35' 01", a distance of 261.35 feet t a paint on slid curve; thenc, from a tangent bearing of North it degrees 36' 30" west, run South it degrees 33' 00' West. a distance of 35357 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a chord radius of 1,637.25 feet; thence run Southwesterly along the arc of said cre through a central angle of 17 degrees 01' 00", a distance of 107.42 feet to the en of said curve; thence run South 66 degrees 25' West, a distance of 176 latest to the POINT OF BEGINNING, South 140 feet thereof), BEGINNING lying Within the following described P1 N PU T U AL DR A IN AGE Pattilio, Marchn,an & 213 W Park Avenue, . to the man's wLfe: Mother's Day! , .i Uear Wile: Your husband Is I started a fuss and the police came and broke It up. They took going to leave you and marry her to the emergency hospital me just as soon U: YOU recover from yew to repair some cuts and bruises nervous breakdown, eye In. I had given her during the fuss. I know I shouldn't have torn Fection, hysterectomy, before the HonoraOle Kenneth M.. very bad temper. of the iud.is *1 lb. the 72nd dny _. .Tht' ! at November, A, 0., 1576, at .00 straightening up my house o'clock P.M., lnthe$eminoleCounty founda1lherunderwearejyJ Courthouse, Sanford, Seminole tiflor.,oiii the sofa cushion. What slWd i County, Florida. ifs application for PARCEL No. 117 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF with Its Declaration of Taking Northerly, along the arc of said grantees, Creditors, lienors, or other 3.I1.7i test; thence run Wssteriy THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF hefetofoi'e filed in this cause. All curve, through a central angle of 12 'Prtlesclaimlng by, through under, along the arc of said curve through a Darlene 0. Friddle THIS NOTI CE, to file With tho clerk parties to this suit and all ofMr dig. 5I'll" adIstanceof315.06f or againsv any such deceased central angleof a degreeso2' IS", a Individually and as ot the above court a written Interested parties may appear at the to tte en of said curve; thence run distance of 26517 leeS to the end defendant or defendants, if alive, Administratrix, statement of any Claim or demand of Estate of SECTION 77S$O.UI$ STATE ROAD timi and place designated and be North 0 deg. 23'33" East a distance and, If dead, their unknown spouse, said curve; thence run South 75 Soil; they may have. Each claim must Thomas 0. Friddle, Deceased SIMINOLI heard COUNTY be of sls 30 feet to the begInning of a degrees is' heirs. devisees, legatees grantm, " West. a distance In Writing and must indicate the Residence Unknown OISCRIPYIONS PARCEL NO. ill of AND curve concave Easterly and having 337,57 feet to the beginning of Creditors. Iienors, or other parties PIE SIMPLE - NIGHT OF WAY basis for the Claim, the name PARCEL No. Ill a Each defendant Is h.reb an a radius of 2,561.75 test; thence run claiming by, through, under. or curve concave to the Northerly and (At That part Of: address of tne creditor or his agent required to serve written defenses, Northerly, along the arc of said against any such deceased defer,. having a radius of 1.133,40 fee?; Lot 31, Entamlnger or attorney, ana the amount Roger L Maine if any, to said Complaint 051 curve, through a central angle of thence run Westerly along the arc of dint or defendants. arid all parties dition No. 2, according Farms Ad. Co Trustee Claimed If the claim is not yet due, to the dat THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, dig 21' 45" a distance of 323.13 feet having or claiming to have any sa idcurvetnroughacentrIngof Residenc, Unknown thereof as recorded in Plat look 3. the date when It will become due County Attorney to tte end of said curve; thence run right, title, or Intern, in and to the 10 degrees 35' 01". a diStanCe of Page 9. of the Public Records ot $hll be stated. If the claim PARCEL NO. Ill Seminole County 5 North Ideg $1' II" Easta distance Property deScribed iri the Corn. 261 ft fee? to a Point on said curve; Seminole County. Florida, contingent or unllquidated, the P.O. lOx 70 of 79 41 feet t Inc beginning of a plaint, twIt: thence from a tangent bearing of L. F Sadler, of tte uncertainty shall be Altamonte Springs, Florida curve concave Westerly and having North it degrees 36' 30" West, run nature Co Trustee lying within the following described stated. If the claim is secured, the 32701 a radius of 2.041 79 feet; thence run $ICFtON 7flIS.261$; STATE ROAD South 15 Residence Unknown degrees 23' 00" West, • security shall be described. boundaries on or before the 17th day of The Northerly, along the arc of said 5-434, distance of 353.97 feet SEMINOLE COUNTY PARCEL No 117 to the Claimant shall deliver sufficient November, A. D., l76, and file the beginning Qf a curve concave to the OI$CRIPTION$ PARCEL NO. 115 If said defendants are living, and curve, lhrough a central angle of 7 Commence on the West ne of copes of the claim to the clerk to originll with the Clerk of the above dig 1,' 20" 1 dIstance of 391.11 feet PEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OP WAY Northwesterly and having a Chord Section 35. TOwn5hip 20 South. 1 any or all of said defendant or enable tne clerk to mail one copy to styled Court on said date, to snow Containing 250.a06sqvarefeet (3.719 radius of 1,637,20 That part of: defendants are deceased, thC to a point on the North line of said feet: thence run Range 50 East, at a paint North 0 each personal representativ, cause at right, title. interest or SectIon 21 to a point on said curve acres), more or less. Southwesterly along the arc of said unknown spouse, heirs, All persons Interested in the estate devisees, having a tangent bearing of North 0 lien you or any of vou lying Northerly of Longwood. hãvj grante,s, creditors, Ilenors, or other 1.02113 fe.t from the Southwest and tome property dflc?'oeo 'n• aeg. 5r03" West, said point beIng OWNED IV: FLORIDA LAND degrees 04' 00". a distance 01117.62 Administration has been mailed are Aigiers Av,ne as snown in Plat of' or against any Such deceased North 66degrees35' East,a distance you have, why said property should East of the NorthweSt corner of said North Orlando. 1st AddItion. as run South 66 degrees 29' west, a of 1.116,19 fee? for the POINT OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF SUBJECT TO aistance MORTGAGE recorded in Pie? Book 13. Pages 33 and, if dead, theIr unkn spouse, Of 17611 feet to the POINT THE FIRST PUBLICATION BEGINNING; thenc, run North 23 Purposes as set forth In the Corn OF line of construction descriPtion. recorded in Official Records Book OF BEGINNING. THIS NOTICE, to file any obleclions heirS, aevis.es, legatees, grantee,, plaint filed heroin. II you tail to do SemlnoIeCounty,FIQri,,.$j fee? t the beginning of a curve creditors, lienors, or other parties Containing 9.53$ square so, a default will be entered against PROPERTIES., INC.. a Florida Containing 13.500 square feet (0.310 (0.226 at a point on the Westerly Right of concave to the Northwesterly and validity of the decedent's Will, the Corporation Way lineofAlgi, acre), more or less, exClusive of rsAvenuqasshe,,n Paving a radius of 3.7I572 against any Such deceased defen Qualifications of the Personal fee?. Complaint, aria lying in existing road right of in said Plat of North Orlando 1st area in exlst;ng rights of way. thence from a tangent bearing Of dant or defendants, arid all parties representative, or the venue or WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL Additlon, Said point being 5 005 way SECTION 77310.3610, STATE ROAD Paving feet North ao degrees 25' East run or Claiming to have any :urisidction Of the Court f said Court on the 21st day Of N 6 degrees 33' 33" W. from th DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. its OWNED BY. RILEY WOOD and right, title or interest in and to the INTEREST, it Nor?heasterty along the arc 00 said ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND 5tmber, A. 0, 1976 any, -- of OVER. FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT op WAY MARCELLE K WOOD. ifl?irIlCtIOnoftheW,sterlyliohtnt hit wil. -------_,--------(iA -- -. -cfooertv del(ph..., . I,.. ---- - - '"' ''" 'lW )u ',v..' IMttT INVesTMENT COM. LJ O' UT 1 SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY Way lineofsaldAIgiersay,,u FILCO PIan. io't' WILL BE FOR EVER BARRED 35' 13. a distance of 501.29 ' Arthur H. Ieckwlth, Jr. PAtSY in and to the following: the Northerly Right of Way line of SUBJECT TO. ECTlON 77070 2506. STATE ROAD MOR TGAGE feetto the end of said curve; thence That part Date of the first publication of this Clark Of the Circuit Court f: recorded ri Official Recoros Book NOtiC* of the Longwond.Wagne,. Road. thence from a tangent SEMINOLE COUNTY. PART II bearing of North Administration October By. Mary N. Darden Continue N 6 degrees 55' 33" W 671. page 304 In favor of CLEO DESCRIPTIONS lltn, 1,76 degrees 53' 17" East. run South 35 That part of Deputy Clerk 1.015, lying South of Oviedo Road. JACOBS and RACHEL JACOBS. hi5 alongtheWesforly Rghtof Way line degrees 13' 23" East. a distance of PARCEL NO Ill PAOHETT BANK OF Publish Sept.37 A Oct. 1, Il, Ii, 1q76 of ss EXCEPT the East 1.0215 feet wife: aria INTEREST, If any. of Algiers Avenus 1500 fee,. feettoa pont on a FEE SIMPLERIGHT OF WAY A part of Lots Sand II, WINTER PARK. N A. concave to thereof), Block "0" of DR. DED.139 thence run S $1 degree, 39' 31" w the Norshwester#curve SHUMAN'S Mit. DEBORAH KAY WOOD. I minor. a That part of. Br Robert .5 Lesperarice having I cPell's Survey of the Levy Grant, CHRIS ADDITION to EUREKA HAM. 13 itS fee?, thinc. runS Idegrees 3.3' chord raøsvs oi 1.43735 tie?; MICHAEL WOOD, a minor, The 200 toot rigril of way of the MOCK, recorded -. thence Trust Officer In Plat Book 2. according to the piat thereof as ALLEN WOOD, a minor, LAYMAN UNITED STATUS DISTRICT Seaboard Coast i. , Railroad page Si, PublIC Records of Seminole A Personal Represent.. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT o Cording to the Plat FlO 4i S te r 0ICIS ' , • BANGOR, MAINE (He can't divorce his wife as DEAR BANGOR: Give It to long as his parents are living,) (e) The dog has Its pups. GOODWILL (Maybe the un. derwear Isn't hers!) ONE OF "THOSE" DEAR ABBY: I've never DEAR ABBY: I've been ,marrled for four months, and seen a problem like mine In my wife and I are having our your column. first disagreement, I have two fathers who are She insists that It's bad equally dear to me. My "real" manners to clean up one's (biological) father and my plate. She says when we are at adoptive father. When I was four, my parents someone's home or dining out, i look like I'm half-starved when were divorced, but my father always kept In close touch and I finish every morsel of food my plate. She says i ldmeknowthathelovedmcall uld years I was growing up. always leave a littie something. Isay It's foolish aitd wasteful My mother remarried when I - that my adoptive father could Also, deaning my plate Is a habit of mine. Ever since I was to me. I am being married at a plate to be thrown out clean my plate. Please settle me to CANAflIAM , onsl training, find a job, retire. c your kids are grown, out of high school, married and preduce the fI grandchild. which father I shoud choose to give me away. I don't want to flIVl&AagJlu •1f'k•__1__H•• T "''",, rn'j' r -. -, A youdg unmarrIed mother talks with social worker Betty Woodruff of the Children's home Society. She is one of 103 young women (15 from Seminole County) with problem pregnancies who have used the services of the United Way agency In $976, Besides counseling on problem pregnandes, the agency, one of $5 served by the United Way, provides guidance for adoptive parents, family counseling, and temporary foster care for children. Budget In this year's drive: $11,000. - Plaintiff, vs. PRITpi, M. CAR. ALSO lying *ithn 50 fees each 5de of the you PUBLICATION - On motion and can eat. one woman both father can respond WhO has been In ' ' ' ' ',. .- t:-" ' :. %, j '7 -. , . "i'" ;'. . ' - -. ', ... !1t'b -- . -' . ,, ,, ____ ' Back home again at 1501 Forest Dr., Sanford is Evelye Morris, recently returned from a three-week tour of the British Isles. Her flight from Kennedy Airport routed her vIa Amsterdam, Holland to Edinburgh, Scotland. There she visited such famous landmarks as Edinburgh Castle; Holyrood At Local, State Level House, home of Mary Queen of Sects; and Abbotsford, home of . .' , ___________________________________ See ,,' . ks Chanoes This Yrir - - - - - Cheek this out wIth your items adopted by the voting responsible parenthood. secondary guidance counselors, research that yields a donation the County Council's next reinstatcment the preparation and selection foreachformthatiscompleted, ,I.;.,.... ,',I,,,.,,"i U, vi cuua,IuI, .uUI V ". IU oi.tain a driver's licence for under-il-year-old. The PTA would like to see maintained within the juvenile courts the determination of icacoer eciucauon programs. A mass immuization program against vaccine preventable diseases Li sought by the PTA at a community level. Also, continued school and community health programs. The PTA will discuss support services to schools for exParapsychology will be the Sanford Garden Club's first ceptional students, and the subject of a talk given by FlU's general meeting of the new establishment of family life Dr. David E. Jones at the season on Oct. 21. workshops. In keeping with the club's The year ahead for the new policy of presenting Altamonte PTA promises to be Civil Air Patrol programs of varied interest on one of action. A fuiltime atsubject not exclusively dealing tendant has been hired for the Cadets In Contest with flowers or gardening, Dr. school clinic using donations Twenty-three of Florida's top Jones, professor of the and PTA monies. This is the Civil Air Patrol cadets from the department of sociology at realization of a project started Sanford-Orlando area will F'I'U, will describe sonic of the by last year's PTA officers. represent the state in a regional classic work in the field of A bike rodeo will be spondrill competition at Tyndell parapsychology. He will talk sored by the PTA Oct. fl, at the AFB on Oct. 23 and 24. about current research with school. Sgt. Beau Taylor of the local psychics in a attempt to Seminole County Sheriff's The Florida team will utilize the psychic potentials in Department will inspect compete against teaiits From reconstructing human cultural students' bicycles for safety states throughout the history. and safe riding. A "driver's Southeast, including Alabama, The program is open to the license" will be awarded to ....,, Georsia and Miiiicinni ,,'wh .1 r"" " .I.uly.., Uflu WILl ILI1C WOO 1S3 sne inspection. state sending 23 cadets to the start at 12:45 p.m., following Several fund-raising projects competition, the club's luncheon meeting. are underway. School 1-shirts Paraps ychoI gy Talk Set - Recliners-Wall Hugger ' New Shipment Good Selection of Styles and Colors. - - Vinyl or Spot Resistant Herculon Upholstery I ')095 FREE DELI VERY - - 'hnnI IJIlUSfl, of 4 EASY CREDIT TERMS FURNI TURE SANFORD PH. 322.5181 cent PTA membership award last year and hopes to repeat that award this year. A newsletter will be sent home with students every two weeks to keep parents informed of PTA committee activities, The PTA "Pod Mothers" at Eastbrook Elementary are planning Halloween parties for the Eastbook classes. They will be held on Oct. , during a scheduled time of the school day. PTA will also sponsor the movie "Evil Knievel" on Oct. 22, at 7 p.m. Admission for students 1350 cents and parents accompanying children are admitted free. Popcorn, hot dogs, and Juice will be sold. Goldsboro PTA is collecting "ereal boxtops and soup can labels Lu obtain additional equipment for the physical education program. Items will be selected from special catalogues as the sufficient number of boxtops aid labels are acquired. Sir Walter Scott. She crosaeo Into England at Gretna Green, reknowned rendevot for runaway lovers. After browsing through the medieval walled city of Qiester, she crossed with her tour group Into Wales. From London, Mrs. Morris Ireiad where she celebrateci her birthday while driving around the scenic Ring of Kerry. Pianos.Organs - - ventlon in St. Petersburg on education and establishing of Education, teachers want a jacket, Several PTA members u,th.I,fø 'I,m.ntiri, ' .. Evelyn Morris Tours England, Ireland , I:)hIi1i . . -4. Sanford. These Items relating to legislative changes include pushing for integrated programs of basic skills, - . construction of State Road itS. HAMMOCK. recorded In Plat Book entitled cause by Its Assistant the Public Records of Seminole acre, more or Ie,5, exclusive of County, Florida "and EXCEPT The area in Commence on the West line 01 STATION 101-il ii existing rights of way Winter Park, FL 32790 Seminole County, Florida, lying Highl.nds, Section Three, according SeC1iOfl 31. Township 20 South. That par? of against the defendants, Printha Begn at a pOint on the South line of Within (I) That part of TelePhone 1303) 4116O Range 50 East, at a point North 0 the 200 foot right of way of the to the Piat thereof as recorded in Tract I. The Highlands, Section M. Carpenter, a single woman, and Lot 31, Entzrnnger Farms Ad. PubliSh Oct Section 27. Towriviip 20 South, Seaboard Coast , 1., 1976 Line Railroad Plat Book 17, Page 1,, degrees Ii' West, a distance Mllund, Inc., a Florida corporation, Three, according to the Plat thereof Range 30 East, said of ttte PbllC dton No 2. according to the ptat DEE 63 int being Company, 1,02113 feet from the Southwest as recorded Records of Seminole County, thereof and to enforce a lien upon real in Plot Book 17. Page 19 3.071 57 _________________________________ feet North i5 recorded In IS deg 11' PIat Book S. 33" Florida, cornerof said Section 35. thence run Of the Public RecordS of property sltuale In this District and East of the Southwest corner of said lying within 50 Page 9. of the Public Recoras of Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE North 66 degrees79' East, a distance County. Florida, feet each side of the descrIbed is fiiw Lot I, Lake Seminole County, Florida, Section 27. thence run North 17 deg EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. following described center line of of 1.116 19 fee? for tIe POINT OF lying with,n the f011owing described Sylvan Estates, according to plat 3.5' 03" Weit a distanc, of 3.539 31 construction of Slate Road CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE BEGINNI HG; thenc, run Soutri 23 'trig East of and Within 10 boundaries thereof recorded In Plat Book 13, Ill, te,t to the feet of the COUNTY, FLA. lying wthiri the following described beginning of a curve Section 77010 degrees 31' East, a diltinC, of 100 ditCh survey line described e $3 and II, Cf the Public records as boundaries concave Easterly arid having a CIVIL NO. 76.913.CA.20.E feet, thence run NOrth 66 degrees 29' tQIIQ*5 of Semlnoie County, Florida, a Commence on the center line of IN RI THE ADOPTION OF radius of 7.29111 fees, thence run Begn at a it east.a distance of 335 lOfe.t thence 5urveyofStateRd5.134,0 point point on the South line of appearing to the Court that Northerly, along the arc of said Section 21. Commence on the West line of STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE and th run South 07 degrees 03' 15" East. a South 06 degrees 20' 00 " East. a Township 20 South, defendant, Commence at the Northwest Printha N. Carpe,ter Section 33. Townnp 20 South, ROBERT DEAN POWERS )curve, through a central angle of 12 Rang, 30 distance of 300 fe,?; thenc, run Corner of Block "E", East, said point being are not l,vtablt.nts of nor found d'stance of 13191 fees trom The Colon. dig 31' 34" a distarice of 31906 feet 2.021 57 the Range 30 East. at a point North 0 NOTICE o North 02 degrees 54' 45" East, a flues. First Section, according feet North 59 dig. II' j" wIthin Northwestcorn,rof 1.0th. Block 21, the State of Florida and have to the end ot said Curve, thence run to degrees U' West. a distance of ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS East of the Southwest corner of said North Orlando Ph AdditiOn, ac diStanCe 01359.11 feet. thence run the Plat therenf as recorded in Put not voluntarily appearw heroin, and TO: ORVILLE EDWARD Norm 0 aog 23' 33" East a distance 1.03113 feet from ?PIe Southwest lcton 27. thence run North 12 dig Norm 07 degrees 03' 15" West. a Book 13. cording to the Plat thereof as that Personal service upon them Is Page SO. of the Public cornerof said Section 35. thenc, run SCHEIBE cf 54330 feet to the beginning of a 35' 03" Weit a distance Of 3.525 3$ dstance of 31160 feet, thence run Records of Seminole County, not practical because recorded In Plat Book 11 Page . of 12i WalnUt Street Norm 66 degrees 29' East, a diStance curve concave Easterly and having feet to the beginning their North of a curve 66 degrees 79' East, a distance Florida, being also the Intersection the Public Recos Of Seminole of 1.7fl33fe, a rod-us Of 2.a6.a 79 feet, thence run residence an whereabouts are Waukegan. illnOi5 to the beginning of a of 0715 feet. thenc, run South 23 otthewestlineat Lot P. Concawe Easterly and having a County, Florida; thence run South unknown, Block it Is ORDER ED that "0". YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the along the .rc of Said radius of 2.251 03 23 Curve concave to the Northwesterly degrees 31' East, a distance of IS D R Mitchell's Survey of the Levy degrees 77' 00" West, a distance of fee?; thence run Printha N. Carpenter appea, or Petitioners named herein, HAROLD and having a Chord radius of 1.637 25 Curve. through a Central angle of 6 Northerly. feet to the beginning of a curve Grant, 31$ s-s feet. thence run North 01 fees, along the arc of said Plead to the according to the Plat thereof dig 27' 4," a distance of 323 II feet curve, through a central complaInt herein by the L MONROE and GLENPIA tPencerun Northeasterly along degreesll' 00" West,. distanceof Conca,e t the Southerly aria having as recorded in Plat Book I, Page angle of 12 1st day of December, 1974, and In MONROE. P5 Wife, Pave filed a ' th end of slid Curve, thence run dig Si' 3, the arc f said curve through a a radusot 2.176 53 tees. thence from Of the Pupiic Records 34" a distance of 51906 feet to the existing North right 01 feet default thereof the Court will Petition for the •dOptiøn f the of Seminole North S dig SI' IS" East a distance to the end of central angle oft? degrees 04' 00". a a tangent bearing of North said curve. lhince run way line of said State Road S 13. oroce County, Florida, and the existing to the hearing ar of 7911 feeS to the beginning Of i North minor Child named in that PetitIon, fr distance of III 43 feet to the end of ad. 0 dig 23' 33" East a distance the POINT OF BEGIPINI NG: degrees 29 00" East run Easterly South right of wa, Iifl of State Roao Iudlcation of this suit as if curve concave Westerly t wit ST EVEN SCOTT SCHE1 BE, sad curve, thence run North 19 Printha aiongtne arcof said curve through a S 13i. thence run and hawing of 31330 feet to the beginning of a thence run North 19 degrees 33' 15" N Carpenter had bien served with North 06 degrees and you are required a radius of 2.541 t serve a 79 feet; thence run curve ConCave Easterly degrees 23' 00" East. a distance of Central angie of I? degrees 21' as". a ' West. a and having West, a distance of 14 11 fee' to the PrOCess in the State of FlOrida, but distance of 11.11 feet to of your written defenses. if 1331 fee' for the POINT OF Northerly, along the arc of said a radius of 2.04179 ant, t d'stance of 65941 feet to the end feet. thence run only to the extent existing Easterly right of way lineal the center line of survey of KENNETH Stat, M BEGINNING, thence run North provided for by BEANE. c.rve, through a central angie of? Northerly, along the arc of slid of sad curve, thence from a tangent Road $134. thence Sh,oai, Boulevard, according to th, Section 1633, Title 2$, United run South it STEPHENSON. STALNAKER AND degrees 3300" West, a dstanceøt dig 49' 20" a distance of 391 Ii fees curve, through a Central States Uearn; of North 53 degrees degrees 02' 30" East, along sad Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book angle of 4 Code; it feet to the beginning of a Curve BEANE, P A,. Attainers for the to a point on the North Iin of said dog 27' further ORDERED that 50 - ii - ' 15" a distance of 323 II test notice of is 19. Pages 33 and 31. Public Recoras East run North S Center In, Cf survey, a distance this Petitioners, whose address i% Post Order be publlsh by Of SeCtiOn 27 to a point Ofl sad curve to the end of Slid Curve; thence Concave to the Southwesterly and degrees a,' 16" west. a 1.00162 feet for the POINT OF of Seminole County, Florida. thence run the United St$t havng a radius of 50 feet, thence Office Drawer One. Casseloerr, having a tangent bearing of North 0 North 6 aeg SI' 1$" Marshal In a distance of 13 fee?, thence run Nortn BEGINNING, thence run Southerly along said Easterly East a distance newsp4p of general circulation In from a tangent bearing of North i run North • Florida 37707, and to fiI the original aeg 55' 02" West. said point being of 7911 right Of Way iin SI degrees SO'aa" East, adistanceof degrees 49' 30" West. a dstance f feet to the beginning of a Sifflinole County, Florida, of Sheoa,, *th the Clerk of thi5 Court on or ',3a366 feet North II dog 33' 1$" degrees 23' 00" East. run Northerly once a S1Q I? feet, thence run North curve concave Westerly nd having 312 30 feet for the ma of thiS Boulevard to the existing North week for six (6) COnsecutiv, East of the Northwe'st corner of arid Westerly along the arc of said before November I, 1976, otherwIse weeks, degrees 09' Said a radius Qf 3.544 7 feet; thence right of way line Cf said State Road 16" West, a distance of described ditCh run Commencing survey line a Judgment on Curve through a central angle of 121 Section 27. and the end of thi5 October 4 1976 may be entered against 173 fee?, thence run South II degrees 5431. thence run Easterly along center Northerly, along the arc of said DONE AND ORDERED AT you for line of construction description degrees II' 01". a distanc, of 101 as the relief demanded fl the 50, 14" West, a distance of 12935 feet Containing 10.975 SQuare feet Curve, through a central angle of? i4 right of way to the POINT OF PetitIon Orlando, Florida, ml 13th day of feet to the fld 04 said Curve, thence 102.52 'o the dig 19' 20" a distance of 391 11 feet beginning of a curve concave acre), more or lefl, BEGINNI HG September, tei. run NOrth 71 degrees 51' Dl" West. a WITNESS my hard and It4 seal Containing 49.252square lee? 11133) t a point to the Southerly and having a radius on the North line of said GEORGE C. YOUNG distance of 12073 feet, thence rUn ?h% Court th,s 34th day of Sep. acre's), mOte or less Section 27 013.01971 feet. thence to a point on run Westerly OWNED BY Containing SO square feet, more or said curve GUARANTY BANK tember 1976 United States North it degrees .50' 15" West. 0 OWNED BY SEABOARD COAST having le5 a tangent bearing of aiongthearcofwdcurvethrougha AND TRUST COMPANY North 0 DistrIct Judge SEALI dstance 01 190 74 feet ten run LINE RAILROAD COMPANY. deg 3102" west. central angle of I degrees 02' *3", a said pOIflt being Publish oct. . Arthur H Beckwtri North IS degrees OS' $9" East, a formerly The Sanford an Indian 1,343 64 II. 1$, 23. Nov. 1,1. distance of feet 26,9 17 feet to OWNED BY the end of You and eacn of you are hereby Norm U deg 53' 15" 1976 FLORIDA LAND Clerk Circuit Court d-stance of SO feet, thence run South River Railroad Company and The East of the sad curve; thence run South 79 severally notified that the plaintiffs NorthweSt corner of said OEE.2i COMPANY, A Florida Corporation Mary P4 South Florida Railroad Company Section 27. Darden lldegrees 5101" East, a distance of arid the end of this Center degrees 45' 39" Wejt, a distance of 1110 itS Sworn Complaint, together SUBJECT TO MORTGAGE Deputy Clerk 16191 fees to the beginning of a and the Savannah Florida and line of construction description 33797 feet to the beginning o a *th it5 Declaration of Taking in ttt, PubliSh recr in OfficIal Records Book IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU Sept 271 Oct 1. 11, II. 1976 Wslern Railroad Company, and by Curve concav, to the Northerly and :urve conca,, to lye Northerly and above stylea Court against you 715, page 17$ In favor of GAC DED t tLavirig a radius of 1,43740 feet, aria Coflsolidation with the Atlantic Coast Containing 33.01$ square feet (0504 IIQHTEIPITH JUDICIAL CIR. having a radius of 1,13740 feet; each of PROPERTIES, INC , a Flcrida you as defendants seeking to CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE thence run Easterl, along the arc Of Lne Railroad Company aria thence run Westerly along the arc of Condemn the above described NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS by acrel. more or less, exclusive of Corporation COUNTY, FLA, merger with the Seaboard Air Line aria saidcur.etflrougnac,ntratangeof S.adcurvethrougi.lacentraiangl,of Oroperty iucated iri lying in existing read right of NAME STATUTE Seminole CIVIL NO. 1943.CA.$9. Railroad Company II degrees IS' 29", I dista,'lce of wly 10 degrees 33' 01", a o'Sfance of County, Florida, D Eminent TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SECTION 17360.201,, STATE ROAD IN RI THE ADOPTION o 34195 feet to a point 051 Slid Curve, 24-' S9fee$ to a pOint on said curve, Domain proceedings Notice s hereby given that the 5.131, SEMINOLE COUNTY thence from a tangent Dearng of STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE and SUBJECT TO GENERAL NOR INTEREST, thence from a tangent be.,.:,, of if any, of JOHN L You are further notified that the undersigned. pursuant to the DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 106 Soutn IS degrees 34' 20" East, run ROBERT DEAN POWERS IGAGE recorded fl Official CASSADY North it degree's 34' 30" West, run PlaintiffS Will call up for and DONALD G PIE SIMPLE NIGHT OF WAY hearing "F'Ctit10- Name Sta'ute." Chapter Records Book 93. NOTICE Op SOuth ef degrees 23' 00" West. a South 19 degrees 2$' 00" west. a before the Honorable VoIle 06509, Florida Statutes, will register page III and GALLA(,p,ER in an to the SUPPLEMENTAL diltinCi 01231 43 fft to the POINT ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS MORTGAGE following distance of 2939? fee? to the Williams, one of the Judges of the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Atriangular parcel of land Iocateo recorded in Official Records Book TO: ROBERT POWERS OF BEGINNING oegnnng of a Curve COnCave to the above st,led Court on the in arid for Seminole County, Florida, in that part of LofS 52 and 5) 2nd day ISIS East Fontane 95, page 733 in favor of UNiTED Northwesterly and having described as Beginning ai the in a chord Dec,mer, A C , 1976. at 2 33 upon receipt of proof Of the Street Containing 3,730 square fee? 10 133 STATES TRUST COMPANY OF PART III radius 04 1.43721 feet. theriC, run O'clOck PM , inthe Seminole County Publication of thiS notice, the tic tfr5etflof the East right of way Of acr,u. more or less. exclusive of NEW YORK and WILLIAM M That part Of Downey. CaIIfo,'nie Southwesterly along the arc of said Courtriouse. Sanford. Florida, if5 titiOus name, Moss RO.J ona the South right of to Wit Rv area in eaItng rights of wa HOWELL, as Trustees; and YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the Curve through a central angle of ti appucationforancrderal Taking *a of State Road Sali, trience run in ASSOCIATES wider whiCh we are A part of Lot 21. SPRING HAM Petitioners named herein. HAROLD EIGHT SUPPLEMENTAL NOR degrees 01' 00", a distance of 15162 accordance with , enoao.d In business a' Rt South 749 II feet, thence run 1, BOx ,t Declaration OWNED BY 1. MONROE and GLENNA WENDELL E TGAGE recorded in Official MOCK SUBDIVISION, recorded 51 feet tO the end of said Curve, thence YJIC.ng haretQforefiled Easterly 350 feet. thence :un in the City of Sanford, FlorIda inthi5 cause MONROE, his wife, Book?. SPEARS and ROMONA Records Book 427. page 23.4 in favor Pi'l Page 3. Public RecOrdS A. run South 66 degrees 39' West, a All Plr?ie5 to thu Iliad a That the parties interested in said Northerly 510 feet. thence run sUit and all other SPEARS, hi5 wife Petition for the adoptio,* of the ot UNITED STATES TRUST of Seminole County, Florida, lying dstanceof 174 Ilfees to the POINT Easterly lOG feet. thence run inferestedpanie'srna,aara,tfle oi.isiness enterprise areas f011oW5, minor (hid named COMPANY OF NEW YORK and wthintne2ooIootrightofy0f, OF BEGINNiNG In that Petition, ' William Gene Russell (Sorthef'ty 22773 feet, the-rice run 'me arid place designated and to.*lt ROBERT DEAN POWERS, SUBJECT TO ASSIGNMENT OF ROGER L MAINE. as Trusfees; Seaboard Coast Line Railroad and you are Rooert Michael Valone Westerly to the Point of Beginning, heard Company, requir to serve a copy MORTGAGE reioru,d if Official - Centering 9.50$ square fee' MORTGAGE recorded in Official Dated at Sanford, Seminole bock "0". DR Mitchell's Survey of (0219 Records Book 107?, page 311 n favor of your written defenses, If any, to Recorj Book 73, page 173 infavor of arel. more or .51 Ccunty, Florida. September 79, 1976 AND tti.e Levy Grant. according to the KENNETH N of BARNETT BANK OF WINTER BEANE, MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY lying within SO ot PubliSh Oct 1, ii. II. 35, 1,76 Piat thereof as recorded in Pill fees each side of the STEPHENSON STALNAKER AND PARg. N A following described center line 0 aria NELSON H STRITEHOFF, OWNED BY .5. l. MALCOLM. JR DEE 24 as Boos I. Page S. Pblc R.(Ofds of Each defendant hereby Construction of BEANE, PA,, Attorneys for the State Tr$t and aid HAZEL P. MALCOLM, Ps wife required to serve written FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County, Florida, de$crb.d Rosa its, Petitioners, defenses, Secs Ion 77070 *5,0w address is Post Notice is hereby given that I am SECTION 775107411; STATE ROAD it any, to said Complaint THIRD SUPPL EM EN TAL IN Beginning al the Intrs.cl Office Drawer 5-431; One, Casselberry SUCTION 17310.3615; STATE ROAD THOMAS FREEMAN, SEMINOLE If'QiQd rI busineSs at Corner 016th DENTURE recorded in Official Begin COUNTY casting South right of way line Florida 32101, and COurity at a point on the South line to filethe original $ 134. Records Book 74*. SEMINOLE and Maple. Sanford, Seminole OERlPTiONS PARCEL NO. cage 6,93 in tavor COUNTY Attorney, Seminole with III State Road 5.434 and the 5tinQ, the Clers of this Section 27. TownShip 20 Of MERCANTILE SAFE Court on or FEE SIMPLE County. P 0 County, Florida under the fictitious IOHT ESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. Ill Boa o right Cf 70. last WAY Altamonte South, before Noyem, I, I91; way Of South Moss DEPOSIT Range 30 East, Said FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY 32701 Of Ci before Springs, otherwise AND TRUST COMPANY a Raa C E. 7.021 57 feet point being a Judgmenl may 'hence run South along sad the l3tn Florida name at U MC INC. aba UTILITY Di entered against North it dog II' Irma, part H El NM U 1. L ER. Novernoer. A 0 1910. and day of MANAGEMENT, arid that I intend Las' rrm, c• wa, of said SOutri Moss 33" vou tar the relief demanded In the Sue cessor East of the Southwest corner Cf sa Trijtte,5 and the to register said name with the Clerk Lots 36 and 77, Entzm.nger Farms original ith the Clerk of thefile Qoaa. a dstan:e Of tO feet, thence Pelition above Section 31. thence run North I? aeg Addition No 2. t. Circuit Court, Seminole according to plat styled Court On said date, fun Northeasterly hong a straight CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE 33' 0]" Weit WITNESS my hand a distance Of 3.52$ M andfp, seal Of as rerØ iri Plat Book 5 to ShOW recorded in Offcial Records Book TIf west 50 feet of the East s:i cause what right, title, interest I)n, ID the Slid existing South right or County, Florida in accordance with this Court lhi 24th dly of Sep tees to the beginning Of a curve Page 9. of the Pbic feet of LotS, B!os "D", lyng the prisons of 33$. oae the S.7 Fictitious SOUth ion you or an, of you have in and to an FIRST SUP tember, 1976 Recuras Cf ma, i.ne a' sea State Roan concave Easterly and having a P L EM EN TA 1. Seminie County, Fio,dl, (EX Name Statutei, To Wit, Section Sanford and Ovieao Road, aria the the property deScribed n sa MO R I GAGE radius 04 (SEALI a point 10 feet East Cf the point t 2.2911] fees, thence run if 10 eet Of the North 350 feø recorded in Official Records Book CEPT e-sf.ng rigms of wayS Florida Statutes 1537. Compla.nt and to ShO* cause, if any beginning, thence run West along Arthur H Ieckwth PlortflerI1 aIjng the arc Of Sa,a ' the East .Wfe,, at Lot 9, Block "0". sot, Pave, why taa Property SPiOJid 5 John 0 Whelchel tIe. page 503 in favor 01 Said r'ght of way lin. 10 fe,f t hi Clerk C'r,t Court C.EMICAL curve, through a central angIe I0413 BANK and L F SAOLER, (President) lying *.tri n 'he fOIIO.ng di'sCribe'd ring lying South of Sanford aria not be condemned for the uSes and PO,PST QF BEGINNING Mqy N Darden as deg Se' 34" a distance 0131906 feet Pt,blisfl Oct 1, 11, 1$, 23, 1,76 0Ovnoare Trustees, and Ov'e Rø of 0 R Mitcheil's Purposes as set forth in te Corn. DEC23 Deputy Clerk to the end of said curve. hence run FINAL JUDGMENT recorded in North 0 dvo busy Sept. 77, & Oct 1. n. '. 33' 33" att a -- -.--, '•'-" UCO ill ,'. ' ' . s:id f Section 71. Township 30 South. Rang, 50 East. ,. ,', ,? Terry's band will soon per. form at Seminole Community ' College, at a political rally. Several parades are on the agenda, and fail concert Is coming up, "We played a concert at our firm: PTA meeting, afteronlythree weeks , •, of school!" she said. , Terry Is a strong believer In ' " '. 'VI the school band programs. "Kids really love the music, , ". •) and are excited about the band. . I'd like to see the county put :.ri' " more money Into the school ',,, "UIIiIii... music programs. Because ow ,'. ., - - -, "-"' school Is small, we don't get as (He,ld 06 " Elda Nicbefs) much as newer schools just darting out. It lakes us longer Terry Pattishall checks music score, under lamp to accomplish some she made of old clarinet things we set out to do. _______ huttf.IintnfaIfhpt.•h*. -S •Sl DEAR CANADIAN; Old. by choosing the Other It was tasttioneli etiquette books suggested that the Ideal suggested that we "leave a solution would be to have an little." But new'Iashloned uncle give me away. Please common sense tells us to help me, "waste not." TORN i'm not recommending that DEAR TORN: Why aol ask ').• ,'s,;-. ' plays bad game of tennis," she Bob BalI's Pianos & Organs 301 W. FIrst St., Sanford 322-2255 �'Ir$W. Illisit PL Msidiy, t. I ____________________________________________________________ is. TONIGHIS TV 2 Evening 600 7 4. S 1t NEWS EisERGEpdyp. 7 ftS P.W1 BEHAVES 24 WICING IT . a 1tPimCNEwS _____ 4) 1) CBEtqEWS 7 _::-. 5 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL. TPE TRUTH 4) BRADY BL*CH Uf CROSS WITS * I DREAM OF JEAI*llE 7 FEEDBACK L WILD, WILD RLD OF ANA 24 WCNEL4EHER RE- PORT 4)MCKAYSHOW 24 EAST Cj_ FLORI. DA REPORT omtdy pf1 LJdy _____ iorcde racing. 71 ThE KILLERS: Cflf." (R) 9) THE INANO TENNI: Gsmsto p_ P5moy. Ua P.fore,, Andy f ft sMS Whips Hpecingr 24 THEADAM$ CHRONICLES: "btwi Ano -V)c* PresIdent 1788.1796)." Adams bea,mes the nation's YIC PV'iSdOV*, "' George sPxnorL aid _____ ration. Cai4* tween Ideologies of Jefferson and HoflWton. he le freqUeney at Odds With he SQ.teS whet kid of goverrineni the shotid have 830 4: 6J PL: Iis (Clone ac) le put out 24 MAC PEL-LEHEREREE. gge problems then he dos toher. 8:57 8.30 4* coUNcW6E 24 1.1116,5. YOGA AHO YOU 900 21 1 NSC MOVIE: erfod lks ii New York" 900 '2j PHIL DONAH SHOW 6) MICE DOUGLA,S SHOW 9) MflE: () Su ger ore s as legendary detective, vivtved ne in a I eppng exatte __ FredMaCf4sray (RAW) $947 (Tues.) Franchof Ton., B'oderick (RAW) 194Q. ) tOfl IJter is Chevalier, Jeannette Dud.(B&W) store falls appIsa to wMç4cy. 5) PL FOOTBALL: York at New Engiand. 24 FALLOFEAGIES:Fm F*s, Mu West. 1940. (En.) &'Ma',,•' ClaJre. 9&W) ° Mac- hicka" W.C. •' ______ (RAW) 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County School System, 3p 1000 2i l2 SARDANOSON ( .6: PRICE IS RIGHT: PreITUS..SOoLIIow. 4) '1) (Tias orgy) ZJl&: Fastu-es wuse an . .u. iw angonems reshaoed EWOP. 1,, to $918, 930 4; 6) AaFMR. d deode tOb kwig 10.00 t EXECUTIVE SUITE: Pia,ttomg a L.'gitive (Stacey; wslookafetnsar,jee afldYvometaiiesanoyerrjos. of sieapsrig puts ovecwe. teereer. 1030 2' HOILY'M)OOSQUARES 11.00 2i LOFFOE 24 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? Guest Cameron McthelI pancie __ am devoted to recapturing tteeuefYntoI()W 4* ALAN ii-30 ,tZ S1UP.ERS: Ludden t'os*s itas new woria ciue gem lw$xcnooni,stangs eajne witt ce4e'ties wnpete to j $20.000. Buruc sv 24 JEANNE 't.F WITH.. ii 00 FLOYD (NYIUP1IIE5 TNIAy,is 6 LOVEOFLIFE II (Fl) .,a - MON..TUI. WID..TtIuis. 4 ,.IS AotJ9 WALT DISNEY 2 4. " GUS 12.00 9 NEWS 6. YOUNGAPIDREST- 4* PERRY MASON 9. NEWS 1230 2' 12' THEGONOSHOW 4. 6 SEARCH FOR TOMJRROw 4* LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 0' AU. MY CHILDREN 1255 2 *2 NBCNEWS __ ': _____________ ..I,'rr4 L'"' i 1* Afternoon ffiOOIETIor6 .- * "GOD'S BLOODY ACRt" 2 "GARDEN OF DEATH" 6' NEWS ' 12' SOMERSET 9 RYANS FCEIIWAP$HOp AND FLIA MAiNly SVIIY%tJNOAyfAu.$pM CALL3fllJx I I A Rocky Road HOPE 130 2' t2DAYSOFQuRuvE 6. AS THE WORLD 4 CONOMY details, from International the 5 peoe mediately thereafter; otheneise a Residince Unknown Trading Post. in homemade cabin in the default may be entered r. Time Dept. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an their class and wrote a oOW against you EM. Warne. N. C. 31501. for ttii relief demanded In action for Dis$olutiøn of Northern California counMarriage book titled "t Really Ha the has been filed against you and you Nurses t1de. He grows a few plants Petition, RN'i & LPN's, Aides, Aid pened to the Class Of '65?" ore required to serve a Copy Of YOUr my hand and the seal and lives with a girl who wan- the WITNESS companion. Needed Immediately. this wrItten defenses, If any, to It on Court at Sanford, Flor "I was dofinitely thur ders und nude. 14th day .4 October, 157a. FRANK C. WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE, pointed finding out what had itloner's aitorney. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. ad. Medved and Wallechinsky happened to the class" agreed LPN, I to i shin. GerIatric ii : delis 15 STENSTROM. DAVIS & Clerk of the Circuit Court weresurlsedtofthdoneof per lence preferred. Apply in McINTOSH. Post Office BOx ø Linda M. Show co-author Michael Medved. class • - ____ - JIL1.JU AND "FIVE ,BLACK HAND SIDE" OeItona-78R,lIba,hph? 333) after S p.m. - Wrnter Sprutgs- 3 BR, elcelleni COndition, mitt lease 6 mos. 526 mo Nopets. Near 377 0333. ______ JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY D,iyj 132 ?17 fici.ie, Pdights,3floass L 38R hOme. IOi Temple Delve.) ' bath, all major appliances fur. nishid, utility room. Large lot • with fenced backyard, $113 mo. s plus deposIt. 323 01)3 or after Stall 322 7672. 3 BR, 1', bath, fully carpeted, central heat & air, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus metal utility bldg. 323. 100$. GOODIES ADDED- Ilk, new furniture addedcholc3R; j batPi,dble. carport, fenced shaded yard. $19,500. Easy terms. Country Trailer- 2 BR. 1 bath, air. $123 month plus deposit. Cliff Jordon, Realtor. 131 S322 .; ____________ Stenstrom - Realty CITY 110 Chapman Ave. Duplex in super location at a super price. Near town & hospital. BPP warranted. Just $25,500. - a 2 BR furnished home instead of a høuss. Spotless. LOCH ARBOR - 101 Orange. Oak Men preferred. No Dets. 332 shaded 4 BR, 2 bath home In quiet . neighb3rtod. CR wth tile root. C "' ______________ bt1e Homes 1 Bedroom mobile home. No pets. $ltQperth 9&A Plus lo't' of potential. Rnldenre in iüu of refurbishing inside & out, but will make a fin, home for any size family. PrIced to sill now at $25,500. "Get Em While They're Hot" 41-Houses Rq Real Estate Brkq 253$ flJ039eves 3777613 CITY 101 Holly Ave. Neat, 2 BR, I bath home withal bedroom, 1 bath apartment, Completely remodeled, Many extras & lots of potential. BPP warranty plan. Only 521.500 -.-- Real Estate - - - enevo • araens Lu Patio Apartments Studio, 1,2,3 ';i Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult.FamiIy - COUNTY - Wilson Road - Custom built 2 BR. 2 bath, lakefront, dream home on 9 beautIful acres. "c thiS today. Call Sanford's Sates Leader REALTORS House In 3 If You Months Qualify Money is avaIlabl, for subsidized housing in rural areas. No down :u.')'.J p4ymen?. 155 Itiati rent. - ___________ _________ -_-_______ - Overlooking Lake Monroe- 3 BR, 2 bath, $11,000. Jenny Clark Realty, Realtor, 322-1550. Room To 15I$. FI'CflCh 322.4591 Eves. 322-1456; 3224)44 372)554 C allBart LAKEMARyCRYSTAL LAKE SpacIous 3 BR, 2 bath home, 1½ acres of freedom, formal dining, country kitchen, fireplace, sunken tub in master suite. s*,00. WE TAKE TRADES DRIVEBY-133SSUMMERLIN Treeshadetisit,, 3 BR, 7 bath home, neat I clean, Immediate oc. cupancy. A must iii. REAL ESTATE 322.7150 7M5'PARK LAKE MARY OWNER TRANSFERRED-. Mutt sell 3 BR, 1½ bath home on lovely treeshaded fenced lot. Reduced to $21,000. MLS REALTORS S AKESIDE APARTMEW HIghway 17-13, SanFord Across From Ranch Hous. Forrest RAVENNA PARK - 3 BR home fl excellent condition featuring fenced rear yard, large pecan trees, near new roof and all w applIances for $34,400. _____________________ - F APPOINTMEN'I CONSTRUCTION i LL3223J j _______________________ FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A OR - " '- - $7375 . ORIGINAL PRICE - - - NOW . 321-0041 20175. FRENCH 51-HousehokiGoods 68-Wanted " ___________________ FUTURA BY SINGER. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS One .,I Sinqi-r's lop Touc' and Sew Zig Zag maChines Assume ,,,lanceof SitS SOot pay Sit lOper month Will lake trade in Singer equipped to zig zag & make button hoiCS Balance of $50 II or tO payments of 56 Call Crldit "anaqer. 372 9111 or see at SANFORDSEWINGCENTER 307 E IsIS? Down'o*n -We sell our trade.in furniture at low Prices. Good selection, Days-3fl 6123 Nights-In 2)32 Req RealEstateBroker SALES - RENTALS 017W.istST,Sanford 327 56 0" 333 2757 after Hrs. -. -. to __ - 80-Autos for Sale Buy _________________ 1973 Jeep Commando 304 V.0, 4 WD, PS. Auto. hardtoP. See at 712 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford. We Buy Furniture DAVE'S 33944)6 _________________ 1,71 Pontiac Firebird, AC, AM-FM We buy and sell good furniture and stereo, auto, I new radials, vinyl antiques, HWY 16 AUCTION roof, excellent condition in and GALLERIES. 3226573. out. $3,650. 162-3913 or $634250. _______________________________ Want to buy furniture, toilet fIx. 1967 Cadillac Coup., current in. tures. - anything of value. 372. spection, runs perfect $275 372. 5639 $110. __________________________ - , Cash 322-432 DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION For used furniture, appliances, Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Lovely i BR. 2 bath, central heat & Daytona Beach will hold a public tools, etc. Buy 1 or '1001 Items. air, family rm o trage, large COUNTRY FURN. DISTRIBUTORS AUTO AUCTION every Saturday, Larrys Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. night at 7:30 It's the only one in tCnced yard, separate StUdiO. 323 5372 SRI6 1 mi. East equity a. assume loan of Florida. You Set the reserved Cash for Antiques. ConsIgrints price. No C).arqe other than 53 537.000 321 0303 wanted. Hl.way 46 AuctIon 52-Appliances registration fee unless vehicle is Galleries, 3726972 3 BR. I' bath. re brlct. Mu-st Sell. sold. Call 904-255 I)!! for fu9'ther details. Willing to talk terms. 120.000 P1MEV WOODS BARN - We Buy ______________________ KENMOREWASHER,parts, _P 373 602 Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell set ,ice, used machines, Leasea Datsun 'ncIvng Z cars and __________________________________ for 30 pct COmmiSSig Free P'k MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230657 ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. trucks, For 'nformat,on call Bill Homes Ray or Jack Mink, 1)1 1311 Sanford 327 2270 - - • -- 42-Mobile ' , - - --- -----_ - _- 55-Boats & Accessories ---- J 70-Swap & Trade _ __ - JUSTMAKEPAYMENTS_' i ' nd '73 Models. Call 3231310 or $34 1603 Dealer. WANTED! SELLERS. 173Mercury Capri, aof air coed., BUYERSOEALERS 43,000 miles, brown, 5i10C Call Empty your carport or garage$31 3)92 after 3 p m 59-Musical 1V'rchandise Make 55$ and have fun swapping toot Bring your articles to 's Starfire GT, low mileage fully Pianos 8. ElectronIc Organs with Movieland Drive-In Theatre Swap equipped Call 131 9012 bit*een9 automatic rhythm sectIon. Liberal Shop Flea Market. South 1792, and S weekdays. trades olfered. Bob Bali's Piano & every Sunday. 9 a.m to $ p.m. PlO _____________________________ CHARGE, Reserve free Spaces. Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 96$ Jeep. 327 engine, 4 whe drive W First St.. rn.nss. Phone 322-1216, 7 p.m to 9 pm. Call 32375a0 from 7 to $:3Q *tk any night. days, aSk for Dick Lacy, Piflo. Walnut, refinished, new r..., .s,.., MO ,., . p" 1977 Ford F-l0O Sport Custom, Ac. vertise your product or service in Manyotherstochosefr0'n Winter auto AMa. FM,5i723 Sapv IQIP the Classified AdS. Park, 611.5511. Santa St Sanford __________________________________________________________________ ____________________ '_ --- - Req. Real Estate Broker GeneralContraclor - - ROBSON MARINE 2920 Hwy 17 92 3325961 Casselberry 3 BR, 2 lull baths, I', acre all fenced yard. swimming Pool, lots of shade trees. 517.000 8. 53.000 equity Will trade equity JOHNNY WALKER . -. a --' ________________________ TAFFER REALTY ReqReal Es?.,?, Brokrv lICO E 7511,5? ill 1653 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- Below Market Value, 3 Bedrooms, i' baths, corner lot. enciosed car port. new roof. sis,t00 Low Monthly Payments - - PINECRE5T 3 Bedrooms, Ex cellent condition, Fenced backyard, kitchen equipped, well and pump for yard and more 519.900. FHA. VA or Conventional ________________________________ Osteen 9.93 acres, Surveyed, ______________ ____________ moilly cleared. 561 tt on road, 5)4.900--Terms Broker. 031 0171 WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE- 3 BedrOorfls,2baths,doublegarage, Central H & A. lawn Sprinkler, citrus and much more large excellent home for 512.800 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc 2324 Park Or 372 21 ReaI'or After Hours, 322 9214 372399) 3220440 - -- $9.eO 22,125 _______________________________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY S'JACres.Genevapartiailyf i2'.dS' mobile home with addition 125.000 wilt, terms, Would con sider motor home as part. 372 9191. i _________________________ cover yOur hUmp w?h alum SOng & SOIl? SySlim AlSo RecIng Gu?'ers 10 E.p Eagle ScInia Co IS) 9563 Window Washing, F oCr Stripping & Waxing. Carpet Shampooing Free estimate 323 5951 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ItOrmerly Harieft's Beauty Nookl 319E First 3725742 Central Heat & Air Conditioning For tree estimates. call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 1771 ________________________ -_ - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale ________________________________ kitchen t3,Ithroom Cabinets. Counter tops Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell 3728032 anytime - Carpet Cleaning ____________________________ Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2543 Park Or,ve .SANORA ,j'rj'ijj ç, Land Clearing ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top SOil 322 Nau HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lite' Clearing. Mowing. Discing; F,il Dir?; Clay; Rock; Sand Backtsoe Loader. Ph 372 $577 LIGHTHAULING&YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Pflon 319 5371 S,l5 are n se ic the Pr"Ole it Ill A tP,' SIer,ij 172 :.ii tit 'l ".'i'.'ije and immediate occupancy I Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks Southof Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT I Bralley Odham.323-4670 C'FIEDSWILLFIND new home for everything even for otj! __________________ Tree Service Landscaping & Lawn Care c E SHEPHEI,ID P,Iiiting, Remoocling C,enerai Repairs Call 3238075 BUILDER.DEVELOPER I- - WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS I EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mt.,,, Euing, 'rimmng Fre- Estimates Phonelfl 11e CIlnilled Ads will always give you moie Much . Much Mor, than y expect ,-, -------.--.. ,' : : Tree Trimming, Cutting a.: Remoyn. LicenSed and ln5urecj, Phone 323 0S or 323 1519 Well Drilling S Homes ready for your inspection I', n Home Improvements Conventjonal-5% Down 5• Alterations, Dress Mang, Drapes. UPhOlilery 372 0107 __________________ 25,OOQ Sewing - u(n Bowlin Eltric' Industrial, Commercial. Residential Free Estimates 2515 Elm Aye, 3fl S Electrical, Plumbing, ________________ Refrigeration, Residential or Commercial. repair service 339 Let a Classified Ad help you fi more room for storage CI5iti 5,77 Ads find buyers last Roof Repairs. Carpc.?r,. Pinli.,g, Home Repairs. Gutteeng. Cement work Free esIimat STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, It Cl.,s',it, Ads ii (In? srk ?ne-re I ?iC ifl VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA - - LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMEPIT BiiI Bre-e-me. 557 1399 - - New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes - Carpentry. Remoctelinq AOditions Custom Work L'cennj Bonded Free eslim?e 373 6034 Beauty Care - Merchandise Lawn Care can - - Landscaping & Home Improvements yr', Sanfnrd's newest residential ueIghborhod FOR INFORMATION CALL 323•7080 or 323.7860 'C, - Aluminum Siding Electrical FROM I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ______________________ __________________________________ _______________________ Rug Shampooing- Living room. dining area. hall-regardless of sIte, 1)9.95. 377 351$. Li I - - ' _-_ / I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU _qJ Mini Farm-li acre-s. tiled Only 19,950 GEOWILLMER ASSOCIATES REALTOR $31 6900 Murphy. N C Area-)3 acres, 410' bordering a beautitul trout stream so,000 equity assume mortgage for $17,000 for 8 years Ph 3226610 _,,,_- - - - - -_ NEAR HOSPITAL & SHOPPING2 Bedroo,-y.s, I bath, excellent retirement home. Only 1)6,000 go I WIT REALTY Reg.ReaiEstaterer,33) 322 371$ 323 7193 '137 0779 Country Club Manor-2 & 3 BR. below FHA appraisal. Owner, 332• Moele home & addition on 1.19 3133 140 Country Club Circle acres, tiled Only $13,330. Half acre on Jewett Lane, 3 BR, 2 EO WILLMER ASSOC bath, central heat & air, mint INC REALTOR,$31 coed. $31,000. Owner. 3236622. _____________________ ______________ '75 Zimmer, 21x60'. central A H, 60' LAKE MARY- 4 BR, 2 batl', Ige, awning,at?achedthed,3 BR. 2full wooded lot, neat lake Cent. H&A. baths. Set up in Lake Kathryn carpet, screen room, Citrus, lOts Of Estates, $16,000 3390464. storage. 539.900 3 ' a SPANISH STYLE STUCCO.Corner lot, 3 BR, format dining, range, refrig., $21,100. . i( 9d,g&vide. - ' " 67-Livestock. --_-. MLS.REALTORc 'sit. . -- BALL REALTY N 3fl - -___ - - ______________________ ______________________ ._ ._ a NEW HOME- Out of town area, 3 rooms I bath, Ciflt. heat, range, lot size 1$'x125'. $19,500 REALTORS Bart C al I REAL ESTATE --- rn.,,,H., Greene Inc. 20)7 S. FRENCH ,,.323-1670or 131.977k!.,' - Wanted, Residential site for ____________________________ swimming pool. Leading 1975 Ford F.IOO Ranger, I' bed, aIr, distributor wants nice backyard SPECIAL SALE automatic transmission, power to display new I76 model above steering & brakes with camper. ground pool. Top consideration Come in for our super dIscount s-i.000. will sell camper clearance sale, savings to 50 Pct. given for prime location. Call 305. separately. 323.1541 after 3:30. 127 4320 collect. Boots, Clothing, Accessories, Mrs. ___________________________ __________________________ II a.m..S:30 p.m. Horse & Rider 1973 C-$O Chevy truck, $ speed axle, Duo.Art Player Piano, electric or Western Store, 2130 S. Sanford Leco hi. lilt bed, lifts straight upor pump. Twin Beds with mattresses Ave.. Sanford. 323.7990. dumps. Utility boxes. $5100. 365i. sprg & King size head. 6)62. board. 661 $267. ____________________________ 1513 Pou Iti'y Toyota Land Cruiser, D,000 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE mIles, extra clean. Chrlstianses PIGS FOR SALE BUY-SELL_TRADE Kitchen Inc., Hwy 436, Forest lOWeeksOld iii 315E First St City. 305063.1501. 3fl tfl 37) 0d2or323.3791 ________________________ VETERANS- We have a few new Winter Springs- I BR, 2 bath, homes left. No money down if you fenced, screened patio, large qualIfy. 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen culdesac lot. $29,500. $1,200 down. equipped, central heat I air, $34 1660. carpeted. From $72,000. GOLOSBORO- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, difllflg room, trees, frame home, Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor 110.900 Large custom built 2 bedroom home, hardwood floors, paneling, over sIze rooms. 2 lovely lots, with room for a garden on a quiet deadend street. Be first in line. 5)0.900. Call Betty Flamm-R,altor. assocIate. Realtor - ________ 9TnaCkS.TreiI Grow person, Sanford Nursing & Con. Sanford, FlorIda, 37771. on or before Puty Clerk "The process valescent Center, 550 Mailonville 12 Unfurn. & I turn. Stove oobern, 1576, and liii the original of doing the book through a halfoun religious refrlgeratr fun,. SilO to $123 mo was horribly dep easing." Ave. PublIsh, Oct. II. 25, Nov. _________________________ s) 606 Park Aye. Call Orlando I. 1516 with the Clerk of this Court elther cults and was now running for DEE before service on Peiltioner's at. UNEMPLOYED? Medved and Wallechinsky Never again if J11 1 as a John Bircher torney or immediately thereafter; In tell the dories f 30 students in you have sincere desire and /e Kansas City. otherwise a default will be entered ambition: SerIs their book. Many Of only pleas, call 3lA'DJploxes against you for the relief demanded $142034 after i p.m. or write 1010 The student voted Most e- _________________________ in the Petition, towit: A dissoIutn are bisarre, but the authors say Giovanni, Deitona, Fla. 32763. ed Is a member of the merriage permanent 1 BR apt., kit. equip., A C. carpeted they chose a ctody of represenlative Hare Krishna sect. The class the minor child born issue of the Lady to live In nice home Is S. Fla. Adults, No pete. $53. 33222% wk same. marriage MARK after 4. Adults. Spanish or English ARNOLD \Welcomes is a prosecuting attorney F -, TUCKER. in the speaking. Write "It Wasnotourintent to P° Elizabeth who a few years earlier was IN THE CIRCuITCOURT,INAND manent alimony; permanent Unfurnithed,twobedr Security Kinard, Box 1131. Homestead,1 child tray a freak show," said Me OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, support; ittOrtilys fees and the hicked out of college Ofl a drug FLORIDA F1. OeIt. Adults Preterred 377 ved, who added that HOMES of DISTINCTION $620 or 323 751$ costs of this action; and equitable many of bust, The class surfer, almost PROBATE DIVISION the strangest dories were distributionof the loinllyowne real IRoom turn. duplex. 24th St., lit & Large Wooded Lots not thrown out of school for his long File N.. 76-321CP MACHINIST and Personal property Of the parties Included in the book. Paved Str,,t ii Re: The Estate of S*.r last mo. plus $50 dep. After 5. call Including award Of the real property hair, now teaches at Pall, Experienced. Smltty't Inc. has an Str,et Lqhts They dids't write ERTHA LEE HUDSON S'dewlk 333.3laI. ned by the patties Immediate as tenants by about the where some of his disapproving opening Good pay, Decea top student who Is flow a P the entireties to the Petitioner, said Steady employment. Apply to: '. Pork Ave. Sanford, teachers now have longer hair NOTICE OF UflIurn 7 Property being IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY more partidutarly Smitty's Inc., 2ltIOrIano Drive, BR, aIr, carpet, fessional payc, the alcoholic than he did. ADMINISTRATION descjibed as follows: kit, equip Sanford. 322 2112. Security attorney, the heroin addict, the dep 671 1733. ALL PERSONS HAVING LOtS. TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES OR authors tracked down CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST according • wanted, hard worker to train in popuiar student whose marto me Plat thereof it of the class outcasts, de- THE AROVE ESTATE AND ALL recorded in Plat Book I), Page of Printed circuit fabrication. 5120 - 32-HUS Unfumishe riagebeokeupafterw Inc. per scribed by another student as OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED the Public Records of Seminole . to start. Call $205052 I THE ESTATE: 1:201.1 p.m. County, Florida. "a sad sack" with "droopy 211 W.2Sth Sanford, Fla. NIce 2 BR block home, turn or N0 ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED who tried to commit suicide, or eyes, my hand and seal of CARPENTER IitUrn. 333 2920or3237$,ft,6 droopy Jowls, a droopy th$ the administration of the Estat, this WITNESS Court on 23rd day of September, Rough finishex ItlOns KejdeIln9 either of the two students who of ER THA LEE HUDSON, A. 0. 1576. perienci. Must have own tooli, & 3 BR went underground and cut Off walk." Whenever he spoke up in houses, central air & heat Count, File Number 7632! CP Is (SEAL) own pickup truck. Excellent high school, the rest of the fnt yard. 332 3$3 opportunity all contact with their families students ndng i,, the Circuit Ceit to, Arthur H. Blckwith, Jr. delighted in shouting, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AAA EMPLOYMENT and former friends.. As Clerk of the Court 20! Commercial , Probate Division, the address of By: Cherry 3235176 Kay Travis "ft caine to the point where As Deputy Clerk i11y was teaching for the which 5 SEMINOLE COUNTY we were COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, STENSTROM. DAVIS 24-Bt.jsjn.ess Opportunitje actually looking for a Peace Corps on a Microneslan FLORIDA 37771 & MCINTOSH normal person to balance th 4 The Island. He showed them a Personal Representativ, Flg$ip Bank of Sanford book," Medved said. EARN the Estate Is Suite 22 EDMOND per year to There are s.°me OdinatY WASHINGTON Start by Owning your OWN address is Post Office Box 1330 "I really don't want to be here, i, Tangerine white Avenue, Sanford, businits. Protectnt territories, Senford. Flota 32772 peopleandsomesuccess. stories but I can't think of anywhere Florida The name and address of Aftornet.s br Customers Cell yout Proven Petitioner in the book. Lany Tyler, the else I'd rather the personal representative's at Prom-am Of success - us's in.' Publish Sept. 27&Oct.I, 11, II. 1,76 most popular girl In school, the torn.y 5 set forth below, vestment requi, DED l - Immediate And there was the class "bad All persons having claims or cash flow - Call flow for in. Homecoming Queen and girl," who kept a running list of demands against the estate are tervi, Mr. Snyder 305 $62 1200. I cheerleader, earned a Ph.D. men Carpet Color & Restoration. ________________________ 'd slept with. I count- required, WITHIN THREE and now teaches history at edfowhundredandtwentyfjve, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FOR SEMINOLE Princeton. It's a relief to read and t)vn I fnmI fljjy, Legal Notice TJiC kV• 25% '...TwIrfl!flqLierk FLORIDA V of the above Court a written IN THE CIRCUIT COURT $ CASE NO. 761133.CA.2..E statement of any claim or demand SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. In re the Matter if the they may have. Each claim must be CIVIL ACTION NO. l4'I$14.CA,4C Adoptlex of: Ii Re: lie Marrlape of: in writing and must indicate the Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse ROBERT LAWRENCE, a minor, by basis for the claim, the name and EMILY C. COURSON. Wife, N. L. LAWRENCE and and addressoftMcredIfororhisag ETHEL LAWRENCE, his wife or attorney, and the amount HERMAN 0. COURSON, Husband. NOTICE TO DEFEND claimed lithe claim is not yet due NOTICE OP ACTION TO: MARGARET LAWRENCE THE STATE the dale when it will become due OF FLORIDA TO. COBB shall be stated II the Claim is HERMAN 0. COURSON WHOSE ) whoje resdence and lait Ore,nr.,. ..unu.qu, ae ,ea, the ''v" APIU MA'LING AD known mailing addi nature of the uncertainty shall be DRESS IS ROUTE 5, BAXLEY, are unknown GEORGIA 31513. stated, If the claim is secured, the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED security shall be described. The Asworn Pet Ition Icr Dissolutlonot that claimant shall deliver sufticlent R. the above named Petitioners, Marriage having been filed Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area. npies to the Clerk to enable I. LAWRENCE and ETHEL regarding a request for the the LAWRENCE, his wIfe, have filed a Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully Clerk to mail one opy dissolution Of said marriage to to each ComplaInt in the above.styied Court equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator Personal representative Emily C Courson, in the CircuIt for the adoption of the minor child Court in a All persons having interest in this wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded for Seminole County, Where named therein, and you are hereby to for all the estateto whom a copy of Florida, the short title Of whIch Is: lot. Convenient to schools and shopping - No maintenance fees. this Notice required to serve a copy of your Of Administration has been mailed iIiformi(j,1 VOU tlt,'eti i#i RE: THE MARRIAGE OF *rlttendefens.s,ifany,OnNEO N. FMILY C. COURSON, Wife, and al)out GUI' hew ron. are required, WITHIN THREE JULIAN, JR. of STENSTROM, riERMAN 0. COURSON, Husband, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DAVIS&McINTOSH,Attorneysfor these presents command THE FIRST PUBLICATION to file Pctitloner-,, you to Post OffIce Box 1330, appear HARRIETDEAS any obiection that they may have and tile your Answer or Sanford, Florida, 37771, and file the other that Challenges the validity of the JEAN BRYANT defensive pleadings with the orIginal with the Clerk of the above. decedent's Will, the qualification of styled Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for 834 92)2 Court on or before Ns.vemt,er Seminole the personal representative, or thl I, 1916, otherwise County, Florida, and Serve Sanford venue or lurlldiction of the Court. ultim.afe ludgment will a default and acoPthefeofoflwife.sat,0n,, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND against be entered Vernon Mize, Jr., Of Cleveland, SHIRt. EYMILLETT you granting said idoptio, Mite & OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Brld3es, 634 92)2 WITNESSmy handandtheuai of Sanford, FlorIda P.O Drawer i. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, 37711, un or before said Court on the 23rd day of Casselberry WInter Sprlr.gs Date of the first publication Of this tember, Sep the 5th day of Nov.m', AD., 1574. 1974, Forest City olherwis. a default wIll be entered Notice of AdmInistratIon October (SEAL) 11th, 1976 Altamonte Springs against you. Arthur H. Beckwltp,, Jr. Edmonij Washington WITNESS MY HAND ANn fl Clerk fit tt f..'.,. b''' As Personal Represenla FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk otthe 1 Oy. Mary N Darden • 834 9212 live of the Estate of DIRECTIONS: In Sanford. West on 25th St. off 17.52 Circuit Court, on this 25th day Of Deputy Clerk l, Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks ERTksA LEE HUDSON September, Altarnonte Spnlng AD., 1974, STTENSTROM DAVIS Carroll Burke (Seal) Longwooj On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive I MCINTOSH 617 Sanford Atlantic Bans. Arthur H B'eckwltt,, ,ir Post Office So 1230 (East) I S,antord, Florida 37771 Clerk Of the Circuit Court Sanford, Florida 3277) I Telepne number. J7 7460 By: Cherry Kay Travis Attorneys for PetItlon, Another Fine Development By HILDA RICHMOND PublIsh Oct. II. 23 P514 WILCO CONSTRUCTION COM?*NY Deputy Clerk Publish Sept. 371 Oct. 1, I), is, me , 514 3167 DEFea PP.k I "-i' Ii' Ii, 23, 1514 LJLJ 135 A Subsidiary Of Wiiiner Industries Dettona - - - Req. Real Estate Broker 003W. lit St. 323 606) ptl2lQSl7eves. Pea!?oc -- - - intelluals had gone . VVWI ,,.. REALlY Clean furnished Itt floor, apt. lvate entrance, Adults only. $001 Palmetto. Sanford. , --____ - -' M. UNSWORTH ____________________ ______________________ - - 321-0041 Offlffly Mana..d Public Auction -_ Multiple Listing Service 1505 W. 25th St. 322.2090 Furniture . - ANYTIME '1 35 San f or d ,ha Office Used WorsteeIdLe*ecutlV.d.,k & chaIrs, secretarial desks & Mon., Oct. 18, 7:30 p.m. chairs, straight chairs, fIling TM Evening Herald Claselfint Ads offer no fancy claims.. , just cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. Just received estate including Results' NOLL'S poster bedroom suite with mat. Casselberry. 17 ,, $30405 Mat thng set of 40 rattan dining thing cherry ctst an dresser, Sanford, 3 BR, 1½ bath Ce, 17'x34' REALTORS 207 25th at -.... chaIn. Ui aah (-,i• ,,n,,,j.'l . .--... • -'-i ,awnqy wivetj will lacritice. 519,300. Underwood muIIiplelistIngseryie office 1200 S. French, chests, tables and mIsc. Items. 373.73 Isol731 o13iafter 7pm Calculator. Like new. $75. 323 Interested? Lots Of t,,ots and our regular line 7305 WHY SAVE IT . SELL IT of Quality used furniture and an 2005 HARTWELL AVE.- 3 BR. Ii JUIET AREA- Convenient to QUICKLY with a ' Fast Acting, A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINshopping aid to golf COUrse. 3 BR, tquli baths, carpeted, C H IA $22,100. Low Cost Classified Ad. T....That'saClassifiedAd' BankAmerlcard and Master Charge 2 bath, Spanish style home. age Owner will hold 2nd mtg. high lot, red Wetcomó. tile roof, central air Guaranteed reconditioned auto d heat, family .-Jjp,1j room, IS'x73' GENEVA AREA- I, 2, & S Acre Sanford Auction batteries, $12.53 exchange. tracts, water I electrIcIty 'a'er'ed Porch, wall to walt REEL'S BODY SHOP. t101 carpet. $35,100, Freflch Ave. 1200 avaIlable, Zoned tar mobile NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES Sanford Av. homes. $3,010 per acre. UP. Woodruff's Garden Center DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 3!3..7340 60) Celery Ave. S. V. Hardwlck, Broker Gas Fireplace Logs, $43. Can be _____________________________ Got Something to tell? A Classitlo,J Deltona, 646 $611 seen at tOOl E. 4th St. or call In. Hal Colbelt Realty Ad will sell it fast. 172 63-?MChiI36ry.TOOIs GOINGOUT OF TOWN SALE Owner moving, must sell. Big I BR, -=--------75-Recreational VelcIes EVES 322.1552 or 322-0612 Large Quaker oil heater, $3,000 1t61 Farmall 200, 3 way hydraulic -.__ -___ --_ 7 bath, central air, carpet, big BTU, with tank, $100. Fedders PTO,neWIIresOn rear rims good porch, sprinklers, fruit tress, all window air condItioner, 5,000 RIVERVIEW AVE.- I BR, 2 bath, Christiansen Kitchen Inc., Hwy MuslSacrific.__ 1573 Streamline, 33 appliances. Only $26,900. 62$ 1019. BTU. likenew, cost $300 new, $150. central heat & air. walltowall 134. Forest CIty 305 062.1501. It. Gregory Mobile Home,. 3103 7)05 Cordova Drive, Sanford. ___________________________ carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced Orlando Drive, 323-3200. LARRY SAXON lNc..REALTOR yard, Owner relocating. $39,250. Gravely Tractor & 30" Mower at. Baby Bed&Mattress,$ij SUNLANDESTATES-3OSB tachment. Good condItion. 77- Autos Want.d Full Silebed, $25 Dr., Owner. 3 BR, central H & A, Reasonable.Call 373.$days. PINECREST-4 BR,3bath,on 3 big _______________________ 3222177 _________________________ _________________________ complete kitchen with dish. _______________________ l.Lot5of extras. Including pool washer, dual drive. Many extras. BUY JUNK CARS-frOmS10tO & income producing trailer on Used Restaurant Equipment. 34.537) 64'Equipffleflt for Rent Call 332-1624 after 4 p.m. back lot, $10,, Terms available, -Chairs, Tables, Fryer, Grill, ___________________________ Slicer, other items. 3237770. Steam Clean YourOwn Carpet 2OI6LAKEAVE._LOV,IYIBR, )S.' CRANKCON'STREALTY MORE CASH RefltOurRelnsniac bath, central P,.at & aIr, car. REALTORS-130.6061 Trailer Pads, Sand, For Wrecked orJunk Grease Traps, CARROLL'SFURNITURE,3fl5101 piling, kitchen equipped, Florida Eves. 333.3649 -Window Sills, Rock, e, Pitts, _____________________ rm.. utility Thai, washer & dry.. Cars & Trucks ;i Rn. Pott, Ce'i'-".'. Steel. Inciu.i,',j Only 126.300. Termi . Low $20s S()CI 'iv..çj CONCRiE co. 63--.ppIies Any tiar thru 1576 models, 7 days TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES-.) BR, MOTHER SAVER- Warm 3 BR Sanford372.si31 wee. Call collect, Stl.7'31. I" bath, central heat I air, kit with country kitchen and Doberman puppies, excellent then equipped, fenced yard, half ad- Deluxe Aluminum above ground AKC iolning family room, fully fenced showbreeding potential. Contact 78-?toi'CycIss block from Golf Course. Reduced swimmIng pools. (2) 15*24' and ti'or,t and back yard. attached Mr. Anderson, 3413740. _____________________________ $2,500 to 522.300. Check this OUt. 15*33 complete. I yrs. old, ___________________________ _____________________________ garago. Your first peek will repossessed. SacrifIce, ½ price. convince you. Priced in low $205. Motorcycle Insurance Pekingese Male puppy, 3 mit. old, $00 MAGNOLIA- Handyman's Can be bought Call collect 303-273.0610. FHA or VA. ______________________ BLAIR AGENCY AKC Req. Champion blood line. Special. 3 BR, Ibath, 7 story home 3333164 or 3237710 in nice neighborhood. Owner ApproxImately 163 record albums, ClIff Jordan RialtOr anxious to sell. $12,500. $325. No single sales. 323-3925. 5315222 ._ 322- 2420 'Ofle Bedroom From I SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. tanguler pools lift over from 1515 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 301 $31915) collect. - You Can Have Your - COUNTRY LIVING 2705 Nar. cissus - Quiet country neighbors, 4 BR. 2 bath, with new roof, Partly paneled family Fm, central heat, AC, and large utilIty rm. Just reduced to $27,500. __________________________ Ion __ ---------- dream kitchen. Lake Mar _________ - Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime DELTONA . AVAILABLE NOW 2 Bedroom, Porch. $150. 2 Bedroom, dining rm., 5)75. Bedroom, porch, si;s. LAKE MARY -. HoIlis St. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, $323, Beautiful lakefront 3 BR, 2 bath Also accepting January Corn. custom home on bIg Lake Mary. mltmmts. 5741040 Paneled Fr with Stone fireplace & I Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC tO? w Phoni. 371 71$). Sanford -I- ,v,. HAS EVERYTHIPIG_ Attractive I BR, 7 bath, cent, air, family room, fireplace, pool, finced yard, beautiful location, good school area. Charm. Low 530's. VETERANS- No down payment homes WE HAVE RENTALS ________ 33HOUSESFLtrflished j Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, 1 BR & 2 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted. etc. ses mo. up. 33310)5. MOVING- Anxious owner wants offer on extra seat 3 BR. tm maculate condition, fenced, well for garden, pool. $23,300. _________ Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1 bath new homes. Under 525.000 wIth tees than s;io down. Government funding. By buIlder. 131.164,, Eq.,aIHousingOpportunity, - GARNETT WHITE , Masday Oct. ii, is7-3$ ___ __ - _______ Sanford- 2 story i BR. 2 bath. t2 Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Elm. No lease. Ref,re.i Try one ' 'r,Qulred. 1170 plus security. $34 ': 393, bedrooms, 1)25 to 1)13 month Adults, Phone 322l$I0 ' - ________________ 41-Houses - UKIPbN i- Owner must sell spacIous 3 BR, 2 bath with family room, workshop, garden area. 111.100. Real nice 3 BR, 1 bath home, large lot, C.A., carpetnt, new stove in kitchin Paym 5157,7 thiy, Very low O, equity, assume mortgage. Move in nowt Price $37. ______ ____ ___________________ 2 12 NBC PEWS LWDATE 4 2103 Grove Drive 3 BR, ii Bath, Family Nm. 5)63. Info. in window Class Of '65 down 350 of when Per hois PaYs rvre 5O le 41-Houses ____________ ard Siey Greenbi*h) as tr.d it an MS. 4) 1) l*iooA fioc,a e• panceemepatsnsof.b PL&tY. Otisbc& II51 dali. * MOVIE: iMySiniay: SfoS eesner*arY M.AUDE - CLASSIFIED ADS ________________ NEWS a DAILY 0EVI)Tlofe*j. 800 2) l2) THE LITTLEHOUSE "6) 4) 1:15 lOANS ROES BREAK i,C n--: 4 _____________ -- -- Evsnht, Herald, Saalsrd, FL 1:06 7:30 2 WILD KINGDOM 4) IirvoosouREs Mal0. hfl - IN THE CIICWT COUNT OP THU IN THE CIICWT COUNT OP THU 5) FM*.Y FEtID I) P.ERV GRIFFiN 11111 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND IIONTIINTN JUDICIAL cm. Seminole Orlando - Winter Pork oo FOR $IMlNOi.V COUNTY, CUlT IN AND POE SEMINOLE 7) 24 SESANE 7 WRY HARIMAN. WRY FLORID& COUNTY, PLORI. 5 $o.000 PvR.wio L EDGE OF M0 .rr HARThIUII CIVIL ACTION NO. 711)M.cA4 CIVIL NO. ta9N.CA.ii.0 3222611 8319993 u I'.YooAArcvou GENERAL JURISDICTION HOME SAVINGS BANK. ia mcions DIVISION 4:30 $110 PlaintIff, CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES .4) I)flEGUIDlNGU(.fr FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND VS. 4) MIKE OOUOLASSHOW 2 12 TONIG1if LOAN '5) OP€ LIFE TOLIVE ASSOCIATION ANDREW N. KELLY end FRAN. OF iffirulflmes.......Ilca Iln 4) C8S MoviE: "P.WAIIen HOURS 5) MARCtLBV,MD. HOMESTEAD CES E. KELLY. 300 iffiru2SIlmes W WPe. .3lca Iin Pon, St• 2) PlaIntiff, ANOT1.ER RLD Defendants. 1:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. 500 7Iimas ..........24ca vs. NOTICE OF ACTION f3j AWM12 '4) tIl) ALL*4T}EFALOLy MONDAY ttwu FRIDAY 152.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) . JOSEPH L. HODGES and FRAN. TO: Andrew N. Kelly S WRY HAflThw MAR SATURDAY C.Noon • mn siooGEs SN MY T'E CR5 W. HODGES. his wife, 3LlnesMlnlmum P.O. BOa 3026 HARTWN 24 LEGRE 7) 24 MISTEji ROGERS Defendants. VIrgInia Beach, i ABC CAPTIONED NEWS NOTICE op 3:15 Virginia flu NEIGNORIIGOO FOR T ) EOEAF DEADLINES P0RICLO$U*U SALE 1) GENERAL HOSPITAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 11:45 Frances E. Kelly 5:30 3:30 pursuant to Final Judgment op Noon The Doj Before Pubikotion lilt Mitt Street NEWS '2; PEWS '4) j MATCHGAAE FOr,turi. dated the 11th day of Hanahin, South Carolina 1200 it LLIAS YOGA A? YOU Ii October iii.. and entered in Civil $110 Sundo. Noon FrIdo 6' WI.D.Wlf' • PARTRIDGE FAMILY Action No. 76-1164 CAG of th , Circuit Court of the 11th JudIcial 400 '11 YOU ARE HEREBY notified (24 THE ELECTRIC Circuit In and LJLIAS von pp ynj fo 2 IRONSIDE Sarninde Cnty, that a Complaint to toreclow a CCANY ________________________ ___ 1215 Florid.. wherein First Federal mortgage encumbering the 4) GLLIG.WS ISLAtIID 9) BEVERLY HILIBIIJJES Savings and Loin AtsacIato, of following real property: .Isiitals ( Homestead is Plaint itt. and JoSeph Lot 7, Block B. SUMMERSET 100 L. Hodges and France, W. Hodges, NORTH. according fo the plot ore Def.ndan I will Sell to the thereof as recorded In Plot BOok 13, IS ALCOHOL A PRoBLE 3mes w rioiiciAs EN ESPANOL highest and best bidder, for cash at Pages I] and 14. Public Records _________________________ IN YOUR FAMILY? __________________ thi front door of the Seminole Seminole County, Florida, AL ANON NOW LEASING County Courthouse. in Sanford, has ben filed against you and you SV MOVIE: "The Ki______ For families or friends problem of Florida, at 11:00 AM, on the $th arereJlrIdfos.n,eacopvo,you,. Sanford Court (joined in day of October 1576, Ih. folIng whiten defenses, K any, to it on VA drinkers. Apartments G1egory sdi. vnoor described property as set forth In DEN BERG. GAY I BURKE. P.A For further Information call single sfo I& the Final Judgment of Foreclojr,: attorneys for the plaintIff, at Pest or write 1 -1 a s ira ye I bedroom apIs. and COmpletely ci VRD Lot 11. Block F. HIDDEN LAKE, Office Box 713, Orlatdo, Florid Sanford Al Anon Family Group o furnished studio apartmii.,ts. Unit 1B,asrecorded in Flat Book 17. 32102. and tile the original with the . Fla. 37771 1:30 PiO's 3S4. of the PublIc Records of Clerk of thlabove.styled Court on or Convenl.tly lxated& W•Utifully Seminole County, Florida. landscaped. Abundant storage FACED WITH A DR INKING before November 12. 1576; other. 200 (Seal) (including attic) and "GE Energy PROBLEM wise, a judgment may b entered ArThur H. Beckwlttt, Jr. Efficiency Package. From $115. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous against YOU for the relief demanded Clerk of the Circuit Ceurt Cill 3210230 between I iz 3 ....j) Can Help in the complaint. By: M'y N. Oarden Call 433.431? "1!. ESS my hind , Jr apt. ut!lllies ..eIuded tt * Deputy Clerk PAICpA .' ; Write P.0.10* 1.1 about her. • .urt On the 13th da . rucday 'as, mo, rfred.37p c. MALCOLM :. FRIEDMAN Sanford, Flcrida321yl ,er, irn. -. "P) - Thank heavens for MUcarrnyleadota Attorney for Plaintiff, _______________ BAMBOO COVE Afr (Seal) Morning IflYTyIeT.Elevenyearsoutof prlgegangofoguj 3153 POncide Leon Blvd Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DI0RCE FORMSForBoa free751, in• One & 2 Bedroom apartments, formation write to: Coral Gables 33)24 high school, the Former athletes is a self-made Clerk of the Circuit Court furnIshed or unfurnished, Newly Pompano, Fla. 3306). " Publish: Oct. Ii, 1576 600 By: Cherry Kay Travis cheerleader and homeenjpjp.g ilonalrewithachaJnofcjgUJp.g DEE. redecorated. Come see. C. Airport . Deputy Clerk queen is still a wümr. I _Blvd.. Sanford, 323.1340 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tol Mores. Onecdtheother students ______________________ PUblish: Oct. 11, 23, Nov. 1. L 1516 6:10 Free. 6442021 for "We Care"- OvIEDo FTU- Duplexes. FI BuIt'sbeenarockyoa.jfor remembers hIm as "the only __________________ DEE.57 "Iotine," Adults or Teens. 2; SUNSHINE ALMANAC Unfurn., Wooded. Home sIze lots. many others In the class of '65 person In high school who _______________ R1DGEW000 VILLAGE. 363 6:15 ' Fire victIms need 3 rooms of fur. 3121. at wealthy Paliudes High bought a cover for his car. He'd 5) SUNSHINE ALMANAC niture donated, or any housihold _.. FICTITIOUS NAME School. It this class that park it and psd the Cover on it, Items, Clothes, etc. 321.0113. 6:25 Notice is hereby given that we are 31-Apartments Furnished TIme magazine spotlighted In a and then sort of pat it." 2J (n)ThlSRINo IN THE CIRUCIT COURT OF TN engaged in business at 7734 lando lcoverstoryaboutnew U Drive, Sanford, Seminole County, Even today he has a (T, Thisa.) I DREAM OF -a _____________ Care EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cm. Florida,defthefitnem,op get oj .. SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom JEANNtEAMd)OBCC:PR. Ferrari 1963 Super America, COUNTY, CUlT, INFLORIDA AND FOR SEMINOLE RATLIFF & SONS, and that we in. trallerapts.MuIt&famllypa,k cI FlIES *4 EDLICATION (Fri.) ki" "never I feel bad, I go out CIVIL No. 72ItCA.wU tend to reoister Seid name with ChIld care In my Sanford home. Weekly. 33)5 Hwy 1752, Sanford. PICTURE OF PEALTl LhClerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole heading into a "Golden Era" of to the garage and dart the Car Ix Re: the Adsptf.a at Cony, location, good reference,. 3131130. ____ fenced yard, 2 meals, 321 .05I educstin. ----- andJ listen to it," he ys in REGINA L. NIELD, MICHELLE: County, Florida in accora,t• with ______________________ ______________________ I BR., furn. apt., lights, wat*r turn., NIELD, nd CHARLES L. NIELD of the FidItji 630 Then came the Vietnam war, the '®'. EducatalchIld Care for as low as Mature adults. No pets. $53. 3fl. ' Name Statutes. To.Wlt: Section j Mi.. The class tough guy, recalled ft 52. weekly if you quality. 323 $121 J 22% after I wkdays. dem $63.01 Florida Statutes 1557. NOTICE '5) SUNRISE saEsTER 333 $435 l others as a "bully" and an TO: CHARLES L. NIELD stratlong. It wasa hard time 5: Thomas Ratilif, Jr. 6:55 I BEDROOM APARTMENT 8. E. Ratliff Post Office Boa 421 grow up, "Pall" grads Fourd "enormous, Frightening 2.i DAILY DE'(OTIONAL. Furnished Ratliff I Sons eyvilIe. Indiana 18-tblp nted ITlarried a girl The quarterback of the foot2300MallonyiIIe Ave I) 47633 PUblish: Oct. ii. 23. Nov. I. 6. 1516 7:00 ball team, v the Most Like- from the class and settled down YOU ARE NOTI FlED that JOHN DEE 2. () 'roo.y (Loi newi Efficiency $113 ___________ = i EDWARD LONG, Petitioner, has Utilities md. ,.•, ii 72.5 and 825). __________________ ly to Succeed, became a Holly- into a real estate career, tiled a Petition for Adoption of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Call 322.1170 (4) (6) C8s PEWs (7:30,5 woOd masseur and a reverend Medved and Wallechlnsky were minor children REGI NA L. NI ELD, "astonished." ,fl.bCSflSW$.Cft,4) in a religious cult. The Iic MONTHLY RENTALS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. MICHELLE .1. NIELD and FLORIDA 'OL'R LITTLE PEE IGENCT' • P PEVE mr FP'tp AVAILABLE voted Mod Popular committed They were also amazed atthe CHARLES L. NIELD and you ore CASE NO. 76-1$22.CA4P r Colci Tv,aircond.,Maidserv commanded to serve Of your IN RE: THU MARRIAGE OP suicide. Goe of the top students changes in one of their friends, written defenses, If any,i Copy on GENE -WE SELL SUCCS-. QUALITY INN NORTH 19) 0000MOf*a. 20) CommercIal Is in a mental hospitaj. described by a former teacher R. STEPHENSON. of 323 )?6 I 41. SR 431, Loflgwod ROSALIE SABRA TUCKER, _____________________ $621000 ICk ("Good P.*,tlng Florida" a squeaky..elean, patent- Stalnaker & Bean., Post Office Petitioner, Management opportunity available. "A lot of tremendously sad . 725 and 8.25 ocat WELAKA APARTMENTS Drawer One, Calselbery, Florida, WALTER H. TUCKER, JR. For personal interview call 333 news weather Ifls) leatherkIdwithplaJ.down on or before November 22nd, 1576, 114W. lit St. $512. things have happened," said hair, He now has an unkempt andflletheo,igInaIwlthth.C,of 1330526 800 David Wallechlnsky, one of two Responding. "CASH" mo your SPARE TIM trJ . NOTICE OP ACTION and long hair and wears this Court either before service ' CA PTA I N home.Guaranteedcompl1p.,,p Air, carpeted, QuIet 1 and 2 1) Pall grads who tracked scraggly old clothes at his Petitioner's attorney or im. TO: WALTER H. TUCKER, JR. Mo,'J uQ -d Ii.I 1l..a6_ All lypesandSizes Werepairanservjc, STIItE MACHINE I SUPPL 'V CO oyw bidSt 3724433 %-," "I %#'J177'75J �BLONDIE _____________ OdcYoui,g Fruit P DEA11,180UP 74AN USUAL '110"Y? Tolmy? Answeir to Previous P=M Basket C cathedral city 45 Bitter vetch 47 Bowl-shaped vessel 5I Flashy fruit Palm fruit 9 Poor-shaped fruit II - - I _____ ItiTlIil1!Il11 llRhlIIJ ( J1IA1J ''ui' /7 '/ 64 Meadow 65 Winter %VE COULD RYIN& ,,. GET T)1EM 70 ØLJILD Lip ON TIk4EIR SEETLE6 23 f5m ;Z 3 Away from the 25 Agreement believe, shcire stimulus 5 Water barrier 41 Taut 1 2 3 12 18 — 25 26 27 , 34 5 — 1 I - 3) 32 - .____J 37 I pp , — iT — 28 10 11 delve Into the unusual today or . - ... S _______ . — — -. , .j iht ) . • ___________________ 43 4. ___ CIk.,, e Democratic incumbent, Listed more ..-.. , than .. wutoIseosngemsre persons to Pit IISIVed , 0 . ___ FRANKANDERN -,- ABC POLL. INC. TWLVL' PAR CEN11111" ME FOR cR?ER, • 11 PER cENt RE FOR HORWER RICH I611r'rAx* 10-19 It - I'd rl4mo BUGS BUNNY I by Stoffel & H.imd.hl NEEDS 5CME FlxlN FUPOSY, N DO osr c .. - r TA,cE M"i WOR.D, I StE - ir -.-- - PRiCE' - DEAR D _______________ of Your concern over people who persist in smoking cigarettes. Now that I have* Dr. flully quit I really understand However, you never smoked. How can you tell someone who has smoked how to stop when you don't know what it's like? MEAN For this reason alone people I know this is true aslhave DEAR READER — Donj L , si.z -, i / -. - THE PORN LOSER - by Art Sonsom - I Lri,ii i,c is emit,N! W IT AT ) A , WATER 5M iq10W5 AMUT; by Howie Schneider RGAWM WELL& U.S THAT OR fEPJAAps 1: StioLXb 3AY... R&Q 1L U5.. - KX, HAVWT HEAPD i ', F)v% IT LATEL',' '--._ P• •___'uuuu—__._ I , •A6 AKQJ3 use. You can develop leg co quit the first time in 1952 and machines that allow you to stayed off for several years. exercise the muscles against Then I smok a sma amount ed ll resistance, intermittently for a few years Obviously if you were going to develop the legs. Bicycling have done it many times. van ageofuieoneimepojuon quit cold turkey for more than is that it prevents "oversix years the first time.Go tell bendi ng" of the knee joint as it those friends of yours who have need not be bent more than by Al Verm"r LETS cur THJUGH , v,Qw' rvr WA5 A HERE, BoTrs! THE .. ; am about as experienced Ofl smoking as one can get on a personal basis. If they have as much willpower as I have th ey completetheI who need to be motivated. Others who want this issue can send 50 cents with a ng, development of leg muscles. I must disagree with you ) - Q~ v • muscles. Average weights used velope for it. Just send your for the arms Will not need to letter to me in care of this cause big bulging muscles. paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio can DEAR DIL IAMB — My , • , granddaughter warts to be a highjumper.Ateacherto to lift weights to develop her leg muscles I think this would develop unsightly arm muscles JF .9 thatwouldrulnheriooks, Isay riding a bicycle uphill would ) strengthen am legs without AAU/ about the unsightly arm N. muscles. It is all in how you do East and West. South really time before the rubber is OV er. TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan wEL.L.,Fcc I OTI4E , -. .. .' WL, AS Z W 649tEA r wv~ #awr auD higher-ranking. five-card suit at Bridge. SIDE GLANCES '1 MvEf7Mtq1a7/jJWTmE,1c.zi4.4firr [ Ur7j5pj,4,yg ... . ---- ' :/ J EDT in an art center au- Hattaway. Company officials today said all three persons are ditorlum in Orlando. owners of the Orlando Investment firm. R.T. Overstreet is the •' A second debate is scheduled .- ........ ... ' . by the League of Women Voters and the Florida Jaycees. Chiles planned to spend part V. ' ,.;• '.: , ': c/o this , v . -.,,' . . -: - /4 i.• . -i.- - - ,. '040 . ..,, ": ' ..... /of (left) and campaigner Jack Bridges prepare for Wednesday night's barbecue for the Senator at Mayfair Country Club, Sanford, I Non Worries irv Council again until City Attorney Kenneth \ Ia) McIntosh completes an investigation into the city's authority and responsibilit y to reg ulate the activities in the topless go-go / 44, / 1 4 ,, A54 r Tvm1rrVmw ' j would not appear on the formal agenda of meetings again until McIntosh is prepared to make a final report "so the city will not come to a standstill "Once the report is in, it will go back on the hair! agenda for action Orlando said despite a by Garry Trudeau 4, Plea from Councilman Charles Sizer that he is suffering ur.der a cloud" because the names of officials involved have not been revealed. Sizer, whose council post is up for re- r Xim r;0r-" V' establishment. City Council Chairman Sal Or lando an. flounced Monday night the Juana situation k Wh Q AroundTheClock Bridge ......... Calendar Comics 0 The Club Juana controversy will not be formally discussed by the Casselberry City Eø'itJE/ 9i4o fliA4(fT .2h'7Zt)! election, said he has had "feedback" (ruin :.' somepeopleinthecitywhofeel"I'm involved several weeks from now." of today at his Anna Maria condominlugn, resting and study- "'Me company (Overstreet Investment) contributed hun- dreds of dollars to Mr. Hattaway's campaign fund," Binford said. tag, while Grady scheduled a meeting with his staff at his Orlando hotel. Binford went on to say that there should be no hurry to purchase the park site. Asked today about Binford's statement, Hattaway replied. While Chiles had a three-hour "Find someone else to leap when Binford says Jump. m not ion with aides last week. going to do that." press secretary Jack Pridgeon Hattaway said he "was not aware" that anyone other than R. said only Chiles' wife would aid T. Overstreet had contributed to his re-election campaign. "I had In preparations today. over 170 contributors all totalled," Hattaway said. "she'll be throwing questions The commission chairman said the county had planned to . sonally involved with his camMeanwhile, Apple Valley homeowners geared up to take their paigns since 1958, and he has a protest before the county commission at tonight's 7 p.m. public See DEBATE, Page 2* See PARKLAND, Page 2A BINI ORD uana Today opic - IIA Overstreet firm, and called on county commissioners to postpone a decision "unt il the new county commissioners are in office at him so he can work on his build the park at Apple Valley since 1971. ne chairMan also said responses. She has been per. Binford's charges are typical "of his distortion of fact." Sen. Chiles' son, Ed I president. next week in Miami. Both enAn Independent candidate for the county commission, Tom counters are sponsored jointly Binford, in a news letter, mention ed the contribution from th e -- '1 accorthno records onfUea( the coneinfond would give a boost to what so Oct 5commissionmeeting in which Hattaway, Commissioner Sid far ha. been a lackluster cam Vihien Jr and Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski voted to purchase the site from the Overstreet Investment Co. of Orlando. Both men left the day free to Public records show that Miss Mildred Overstreet, R T prepare for the debate at 7 p.m. Overstreet, and Hazel Jacobs on Aug. 10 each contributed $100 to L --------- - ' meApple Valley Homeowners Actauonroee up in p hoping tonight's encounter of a Park being cOnstiucted near their subdivision shortly after an P _____________ -, Three owners of an Orlando company which owns 40 acres of Aid aidthe two men were .. ._. No sheriff's department to determine how It was made and what By ED PRICKET Herald Staff Photo Sen. Lawton Chiles and Republican tha1ktei John Grady cleared — statewide televised debato. f. , Too bad about the GOP nomin t [ , - ' j - SWOFFORD tivities today to give them- a contested park near Apple Valley subdivision contributed to bY Gill Fox / — selves time to bone up for their Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway's "Jection campaign, I i . their schedules of campaign ac- land Seminole County plans to buy for $255,000 for construction of .. — have been . . . Carter's teeth versus save,rwr • V '. . 'wus ONIr Awav W/ •. s ,' first. Anyway he opened one newspaper. P. 0. Box 489, spade. North raised to two Radio City Station. New York, spa es a jumped to N Y. 100 19) CAN= LTP.E , . should have opened one club Although. If declared late the With five very good clubs and opponents may object. five very bad spades you (For a copy ol JACOBY break the rule of bidding the MODERN,send $1 to : "Win DOONESBURY I'M PACK, Ace' I ... certainly may do that. Als honors can be declared a ny humor in this hand was not appreciated by -- AACKM u*ao 50CXW .. — An Iowa reader wants brel(rn; •_,,, WIPEOUT .. .Y . '(. it that makes the difference. WEWMTM i : r emind starts with a chapter on declarer that he h Ile answer is that dummy kneeling on to exercise both thighs, one at a time. Then you can do exercises to strengt he n t he calf muscles. can share it with your friends 10019. ,, a. ew City Station, New York, NY strengthen well Proportioned W)-IERES THE BALL? . . , Jim 'Bridge analysis by British internationalist Boris Schapiro Is a collection of hands from actual play. He Department respond. ed this morning to the scene when Swofford reported the Incident II. aft ' after •IflMlfl b at about 9 a.m. minor damage was done to the car, Hagood said. D ORLANDO (AP) seen what be used to firm and TRICKY HAND-OFF! KIPS ARE PLAYING ( ( ZI . ., Rea 1. - tuned me out that they had about 90 degrees. obviously you better tune me back in since I alternate which knee you are stamped, self'addresset °e PRISCILLA'S POP riau East played the three spot Wes uld ve hf: w: 0 : fs r: the muscles you are going to Springs an Con t fe o Hattawa r ive . or supposed expert, game. Openinglead - K DEAR READER _ You trath .. mond lead' It was an expert Pau 2 sheriff's department and the Altamonte L Chiles Crams, Gra diamonds on that first dia. I£ available in the "next day or so." Both the I First Senate Debate Tonight West looks like an idiot. Ac- ) tually. the fault Lay with East. He dropped his deuce of Both vulnerable big CHILES ridiculous slam." Oswald: "The Br it ish. t first ;l: i3 VA will be able to quit too. Repeated standing on the toes, I am sending you The Health one foot at a time, will enable I Ater number 2.6, Tobacco: y you to work each calf m ncle. Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes. ou Running and cycling will then 0 $32 & 10 17 6 3 Yes, I know all about quitting bent.Then you raise up as from smoking, as Mark Twain said, I a normal knee bend. The ad. K & MEEK &974 Pass Pass Pan is a as smoking does most people, good way to dolt. Modified knee and that has pretty well bends are some help eliminated my desire to smoke exercise is done by kneeling on permanently. one knee, with the other knee I 46852 Pus assume too much What makes muscles by lifting weights youttunklhave never smoked' exercises that involve the leg In fact I may have put you in muscles in the lifts. Many the shade At one time I smoked football players developleg more than two packs a day. I muscles casion. They make me ill no W, 111111987542 j but never a great amount play tennis you might need to again. In recent years I have develop the m uscles i not even resorted to the OC- shoulder, arm and forearm casional puff on a special OC" For high jumping you need ' , V K Q 10 0 J 98 7 j] Lamb II using - Q SOUTH ID) straining the arms What will turn you off! Unfortunately say? heardmanypeoplesayso. GRADY EAST WEST *A 92 show. cashed the ace of diamonds and led a low spade tov.,ird dummy. West hopped up with h is aCedrOpptnghispartner Jack. Then he tried to cash the queen of hearts. South ruffed, dropped East's queen of spacles and brought home his 11111111106 31 " 110trutors, Including 11 who save $41111110 each. Another Individual 18Sl, while one pve$75I,as ther$7W and $ee. Jim: "West opened the king of hearts OKQ1054 While Ahead -Wi NL LLV~* AT' Tws N(7I Doctor Quit ng CENT JAIIF-S JACORV is Hagood said in. formation on the device should be Grady, aBeDe Glade phYIldllste - six." "Ito, illyco kit PLACE BUT YA BY OSWALD and — PEg (,T-1Is WI 61 by Bob Tbey,s I NAT BR DGE --- $1N coIhat,rg. dD=dM to $1111, ssft he ! b Bias t caused It to Ignite. Swofford escaped injury and possible death this morning when a "homemade bo m b V a 3 cover beneath his car parked at his Lake Florida, Altamonte Springs home. Seminole Count"' Sh riff' Deputy s George Hagood said the device is being checked out by the wIeGrady bad ri $111,837 for tbe period eung Sept. * YOURBIRTHDAY . 4 .. $362, - Born Former Altamonte Springs Mayor and Ex-County Cornmissioner Lawrence 13 1111111 O-SOM of S&WIS "`~ You have good earning LIBRA(Sept.23-Oct.23)You powersthlsyearifyou follow could be unexpectedly ex- yourhunchesandarea1 very travagant energetic. Take and every Some guilty all you make — Car - . '- es 10 oil. TALLAHASSEE lAP) Lawton I4:; ie contriballeas in Ill ehoab, has collected olm*t twice as much Republican challenger JO Grady, who fluted 31 csIrIbstisdoMtiigN .-•.. f woi"rora iFi Foe ..: visit peculiar places. It'll befun for a change. 40 4 . . e t$ Bes . 19) You'll be around ex. 1 traordinary people today. Thev could bring you unexpecte) CANCER (June 21-July . Later Pecthafeelings could lead you find to overindulge in the good benefits a little envious. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I9 , things of life. You may de it, knowing you'll have to pay the Keep gains or promotion that occurs today to yourself. . piper Friends you tell could corn. LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) You'll start the day with a lot of en. plicate things for you. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi )) terprise In acquiring Possessions. Toward evening, An enthusiasm for pushing you could celebrate a bit too progressive Ideas could back fire today. Guard agai" let. much. uecome foolishness VIRGO (Aug pt fl) ting ' Yotralertmindwill leadyouto ——— 14 23 vi I 9 Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents Chiles the chance. 56 Td,, 7 8 — 9 ' 2canr 59 Stitch ogeffier —— 16 f WELLAtM G,A9CL) LV,ARCH!E 7 6 ____ I 13 REALLY ? I (Latin; 2 woo ds.) ______ by Bob Montana AOOUr WX"%-k-0 LIKE TrJ 5 outh 52 Amateur lvar.) 54 Italian coins 55 European river 32 And others 7 Drops of eye fluid if — A ARCHIE 0To Sr4y ON 5 thread #Of M) — —— HALF A head (!!flhl(1 69th Year, No. 51—Tuesdy, October 19, 1916 GEMINI (May 21 June 20) An Investigate the philosophy, I unexpected opportunity to rather than the Phenomenon. 50 Crown of a . 42 Pen point A"YME1111IRTHOLOW iIII1! 26 Pain British gun 29 Twisted into 4 Respond 3a Reddish. brown trust 40 Kind of 44 English ISM Japanese sonnet 36 Fallen away p hors. ig product 30 Go in 34 Play division (2 wordSLI __ 35 First. generation Phenomenon tO Concerning (2 37 Of the U? 66Of that lady words) 39 Parts of a ?5 Dance step DOUST 33 Depend properties 9 Young of a 28 Mouse genus Mort INS1111nor WILL ON T4ER S Landed workers written BEETLE BAILEY ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) thoughts may later depress There are some sudden and You. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n choices unusual career available today. Don't mull Today you'll be original and over them too long or you'll lose creative. You could skillfully assert yourself to achier faith and lose out. whatever you desire. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGGITFARIUS (Nov. Z3. Stick to the fun things that will pop up fw you today. It's no Dec. 21) Act upon unusual time to get Involved in high-risk feelings or Insights you have 60 Assistant 20 Sources of wisdom 19 1976 1 _______ 16 Flesh food f? " 61 Broke last i Wife Ripped 16 Stretch 63 Group of 22 -- Mahal 24 Music. as If 1OE::6:4' For Tuesday, October 541 MenOfyie 15 Willow E'VCIliii By BEWCC BEDE OWL I2 ton mAfrInzrO:.; frui t 13 Greek war god 5? Gridiron choor I \2_ t1i HOROSCOPE 1RHIT ACROSS Iferring's office or the matter dropped. Crossword . ......... In other action at Monday night's meeting, Editorial... I r .... ... 4-A + B 1~ %F I 4-B 4-B 4-A Boy- Scout Jon Hobbs, Orlando announced a public hearing on the Dear Abby ............ .. 1-B city's proposed new charter has been Dr. Lamb ............ ' Ho,ioscope ..............4-B voted 3-1 to approve the document in or. 1106pital .... ........ II. Plays patient as : fellow Scouts prac. Ce . -7-A dinance form on its first reading. Obituaries ............ .5-A The proposed new charter was prepared Sports..,, .......... s-s-It by an 11-mem be r citizens committee after Television ........... .2-B weeks of study and amended by the city Weat her $-A council. '.'•; - 4-B scheduled for Oct. 27, as the governing body ". Women - . — . nenberg, 13, (left) is the head-bandauer. ' while b h Mike ' . . . . ' - - strong council-city manager. The may oWd become a voting member of the city • council and its chairman. Van Meter, in voting against the docunient. said much of the proposed 60-page charter is good, but gives too much power to a Non-Voter city manager who is not answerable to the people. "I'm against the hypocrisy that the Coward, • Ilobbs, 11, and Robert I-B Itcalb for a change in the city government from a weak mayor-city manager type to a or - ad ministering first aid. David ~Son. Meville. 13, assist in the operitson' Me- ' Ville is the neviest ( ,, Eagle 'scout In th e t " John's District. The Bov Scouts of Anterica. one of 15 \ . ' agencies served b%. the United Way, of- - . - - — _____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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ThUradip, t 14, 1976 BLONDIR Answer to P revious I'VE AWED L ITTLe xos] I! SWFkWCK0U $NT M HOROSCOPE r44 Z, ' A o __________________ • BEETLE BAILEY W)4EE Mort Walker IF rT LEER 1 fT IF rr'6 I i I i Th1INK lteAAA IT 60156 TO i C-ION&I . I'M SON& i ii -HI17 rTw, WrN L -1 a English pool 53 Fornining ion 12 Persian post Speech I3Csndlenuttrie Impediment 14 Adjoin 58 Gibbon il 15 Mlmorandum 6o Girrs name 16 Nothlno 3? Cry of 61 Shield towing 17 PsInful 6 McuNn, bacchanals 62 Peer Gym $ II Actress appellation 32 Canvas shifter mother Garbo I Windstorms 35 Levee acket 63 Short j 20 Renters N0'thWi$I 38 Imprinted 22 9ntarlab.) 40 African river document 24 1 43 "Uncle 1, Toms 65 Pigpen Rover10 Unsullied iend en s 2$ Produced a 68 11 Summers (Fr.) 45 Scaling device took 19 Pilaster 47 800k of maps 29 Heron 21 Bishopric 49 Don 23 Tem perature DOWN 51 Small island 36 Root a I Protracted 25 Ship's bow 52 --2RflgOdof Cosmic order 5 Greek1e? love 27 Wading bird SS Hors*'s gait 39 Ache 3 Spout. 28 Merncan 56 Christian Charged Atom 4 Native of er Anderson 42 Squander 30 Sore g o X NOW IFU 48 Bombast TE - Evening For Friday, .Octob.r 15, 1976 69th Year, No. 4—Friday, October 15, 1916 ARIES (March 21-April 19) cedures. You tend to put ob Anoldissuethatcausedfrlctlon stadestnyourownpathtoday. SCORPIO (Oct 24Nov. 23) in the family may surface today. Try to treat It more Don't pry too deeply into affairs of ot hers today or yo tactfully this time TAURUS (April 20-May 20) may discover and mIsinterpre Your chances of getting others something you're better off to do thlng for you today will knowing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. be very slim If your approach Is too demanding. Say "please" 21) The outcome could haunt you if you recommend a person and "thank you" . IO.I'4 C err - -. - THE BORN tOUR - - _____ - - - • - I - I I I - - - - - _ LOCW AT THIS PATv_nM1c.0 K*AM SM 60 MANY NCE•JIS•F BS1 1 LL 'O.T.D.N D.T.D.f THE — OOWN - DRAJNf qfr I ,, ii - -, I /0 111t I MEFX by Howie Schneider IM L7 Bgr uJ r-4E -r SMOG" IAJ WJUG FJLWY. AAGRCEAJY?I63 Z5 V I k U (04'l BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl TOP O'THE MORNING, TRi~) 14ELLO, FOtDRSOL. ) 3UM5! J/ / W14AT;S CEORC MuST HAvE I __ - WITH 'ER MOOCHJN' BLODY COMPLETE PRt',CY R)R) HIS AlL'' PERIOD OF MEChTAT1ON! . -" I r. PRISCILLA'S POP POP THE CITY'S SPONSORING A FOR CHARITY! by Al Veryn.,, " / [ou RIPE YOUR HORSE AND r JI - MUCH F€R MILE! - HEH. HEH' W1-AT )j J SO CENTS -, I U RIPE 5 AN I&tA,GNATION! ( i-ui' AGING / - / - k54' __ I -- — ' -'. - — - - I I ' or OF WIN AT BRIDGE 60 I EEK - by Bob Montana DEDUcTiONS- I.C.A. .!!!z..--- — :14] - OSWAI.t) and JAMES JACOBY - NORTH ID) Diet May Aid Hearing Loss WEST EAST & IC Q 106 6975432 VK54 V2 Q4 DEAR DR. LAMB — I have had Meniere's disease for 26 years. The hearing in my right 14 4A v 107 ::.I4KJ10632 4K 732 SOUTH Dr. ear deteriorated first. After about 15 years my left ear started to go. I no longer have the serious vertigo I had the first 15 years, only occasional slight dizziness, Particularly when I roll over In bed, rarely when I am upright. somewhat like a carpenter's diamond, enter duffuny with the ieven of trumps and. assuming trumps broke 2-2. of play that didn't offer quite as good a chance mathemetically. but gave him an 0 portunity for lots of . . Both vulnerable thouNt at the end of the play. Neither of the first two lines would work His line did He simply ran off all his trumps West North East south 16 Pass 2, Pan 3 # * l'' while discarding down to four Pass 4V pa" 45 ff* [lass diamonds and a club in dum. I was wearing aids on both level and send signals to the Pass my. Then he went after Pass Pass Pass eam The sound distortion, diamonds and since the queen however, is bicorning more brain about the position of the Opening lead — K w'as kind enough to drop he head. When they e inflamed serious was home with the slam and I am concerned or accumulate fluid or are , , about being able to continue otherwise damaged they send The less said about the bid. working which requires talking false Information to the brain, ding of today's hand. the to others and on the phone. Just as a faulty carpenter's better. Not that six hearts An Illinois reader wants Last year I heard about a level could give misin- isn t a reasonable contract, know if Ely Culbertson was an ° doctor who had some success in formation. Th but th e brain then is ere must be as many American citizen by birth. of bidding those No"hrestoring hearing in Menlere's confused, causing sensations of lie was actually born In cards as were patients using a low cholesterol motion. Ploesti. Rumania. but was bridge players. diet. You can have the sensation of South went U with dumregistered with the U.S. Con. My other health is fine. I am dizziness or vertigo from other my's ace of spades, led the 10 sul as an American citizen. so 54 and weigh 130 pounds and am the answer to the question is Yes" 5 feet 2.1 would certainly try a inflammation resulting from a took his king and laid down the dietifit would help my hearing, recent viral respiratory in- queen of spades. South rutted (For a copy of JACOB V Thank you for any advice you feetlon and, of course, me and went into executive ses- MODERN, send $ I to: "Win so can give. people get it from motion sion. There were three ways at Bridge." CIO this DEAR READER — Your sickness. to Play. One was to lead a newspaper, P o Box 489. trump to dummy's seven and Radio City Station, Now York, case is unusual because it in. A diet that restricts salt is take the club finesse. It that N. Y too1g) volves both ears and began at used in some patients with such an early age. Menlere's Meniere'sdIseast t disease more often begins in Prevent any accumulation of SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox middle life. fluid in the balance canals. And For the benefit of other circulation can be a factor.I am readers the disease doubtful that you will get much PSY&Wnrity 6 characterized by dizziness benefit from a low fat, low(vertigo) that makes a person cholesterol diet but it is worth f--" have a sensation of motion, loss try ' ing. I am sending you The 'I of hearing and ringing or Health Letter number 1-3, Diet, burning In the ears. Unless Preventing Atherosclerosis. • there is an associated hearing Others who want this in. ell loss It Is not true Menlere's Formation can a ,.—"J send 50 cents ' 7i disease. with a lo stamped, selfA person with this disease addressed envelope for it. Send may feel fine except during your letter to me in ) t ..A,,,, care of this attacks. The attacks may be newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, . ' I associated with nausea and Radio City Station, New York, rar ely vomiting, somewhat li ke NY 119. motion sickness Duri ng the / Fatty cholesterol deposits \ attack the eyes may be 5fl to 7J • can affect any arteries and \ move back and f orth - in Jerky impair circulation. Some ', movements called nystagmus. people do get improvement In As thehearing IslostdiZ hearing and ear function if they yw / zne33 disappears as it has in are able to reverse these cir. ur case. Hearing loss Is culatlon problemsso you migM progressive so the dizziness as / well tryit - . / sensation seems to burn I tself out in time. The attacks are , treated with medicines used to IN treat motion sickness. THE The cause of the disease is U199 unknown. Some authorities think it is sed 6164%va, cumulation o1' excess ' fl uid In "I assure you, Mr. Wi!klns, that you're not the ONLY adijj — who enjoys Sesame Street' nside the car. These canals are Pass - diamonds, South decided on a third line A Q 9863 •7 LA Q Lamb worked he would draw trumps discard one club on a high diamond and repeat the ub nesse. ClThe ilincwaStOca sh second hope to be able to run'the 4865 3* - -"- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves \ \\ P Make o Ro m ' R5P°NDS MICIDLy READIN65i 0 - I ' FROM DGRI ALLAN POE. 000NESBURy TUMBLEWEEDS ____________________ r Fo 1 . . t .. . . A8W 447Y &7W )W 807H 7)W 7RE - .4 - -.- i-'! ..--- •-. - ... , ,.. 1 41 - - . . - . ... . - . .. . - .•' .. - - _..4_. ...•- . -. . a 4' ow '. -- . - • " . - • . -: BAY AVE. KITCHEN WINDOW: THE WAY IT WAS A FAM IL Y WITH When Charles Harp came back to his Longwood home the other day, tts 21. month-old son, David, didn't recognize Will. Ile wits ifraid of him And tie cried. Something new had been added since he last had seen his daddy: a beard. David was surprised. As was his 5-year-old sister. Cluisty, and their mother, Deedee. But one swing In his arms and, according to Deedee, David "knew it was daddy" — beard and all. The change was easy to explain Daddy had been away far away In Mm. - - nesota. He was there helping people , - . . forests of Minnesota. A fire-fighting workday lasted 14 to 15 hours, reports flarp, Complete exhaustion, is how he puts it. "There were about 15,000 A (H.r.id pPtes by Tim Vinc,u.t) BACK DOOR, EDWARD HIGGINS TERRACE: THE WAY IT her family settled in a federally. subsidized apartment at Edward Higgins Terrace. home the past several days —had to leave. It took a struggle, Mrs. DeFreese says, but now she has a A week ago their home at 809 Bay Avenue was decent home to raise her son. Details, page3A. hopes to have HOME acres of peat burning. Most of us came back with bronchitis, from the smoke and (lust and cold. Land is ruined for crops after a fire like that. It finally rained a little," he says, "and helped calm the fire C ar ie i • h To the Florida crew, We've enjoyed feeding You're L are I. you •'1 F - leaving ci That you're Florida ' . . - L uOUflu, -- Have a safe journey home L . When you leave this burned-o ver ground, Our summer has ç slowly a Turned Into Fall So good-bye and And that love seems to have been felt too, by the people of Minnesota — particularly those women volunteers, the "Chow Une (;Iris." in Akeley. 1111ft" good luck And God bless you alit CI 11A It LES HARP BACK ON JOB — . LAKE HOWELL'S VARSITY - LOW LUCK - rl_ ' a pretty P e Y swe II b u n c h We hear you Harp, too, is disappointed in the sudden change of pla ns. But he would do it again, "To be a public servant, you really have to love your work," he says. 'A love for people is what keeps you going." HE . . 4e What's left for lunch't Charles. "That's the first time he's done that," she says, "but it's done us a lot of good." She also admits that the extra money he earned will come in handy. . •J4 You never grumble, no Matter Deedee Harp concedes she was "real disappointed" in having to forfeit the vacation for now. But she is also proud of - - A•,• Has done wonders for you. "We let our beards grow to keep the heat from our faces, explains Harp. - •• They say that Minnesota The people up there ere great says Harp. "The women volunteers who cooked for us were really helpful. One time I mentioned I hadn't had any Fresh m il k For awhile, and the very next night, there it was! That's the kind of people they were — they just couldn't do enough for us." - l Here is a hearty thanks Harp was one of about 40 volunteer firefighters from Florida who went to Minnesota. A letter from the U.S. Forest Rangers reports that this Florida crew Outshined crews from any other states. They took on the toughest jobs, never complaining, and proving to be most efficient, according to the letter. - I l_,.S down." r I The Lake IIoell high school football team will travel to Apopka tonight for a game, (from left, Front row) — Matt Sirnonlli, Randy Pruitt. Don Andr,j,io (no longer with team), Bob Lub-, Frank Toda y Around The Clock Bridge ('akadar (Secoild row) — Frank Serrano, Bob Milanovich. Crossword Marc Willianis. Tony Cacciapuoti, [lob Bray. Mike Editorial FoR roirn 10 T . 1 iz 4! IS Sanford's housing crisis doesn't seem quite so posted by the county health department as a health severe to one family today. Mildred DeFreese haLard. ' and the DeFreeses — the family without a • ANW so1451* . . - . But his responsibility and compassion came first — he took off for the fiery OFi* 7467 7W 9U! rWff . - - by T. K. Ryan YOU 60MA Pf KIMING. — . • • 4 .... . . . - y . .. . dd .. . . . Harp s pent two weeks in Minnesota. ney were two weeks that had been planned For som ethi ng else: a vacation with his Family to the- nation's capital. Da - . - super-heated air." , -.-- .i. • ' I , _- •. "Before it was under control," recalls Harp, "it burned a dozen homes and (arms, including all farming equipment and silos. Many animals died from the . I. . . . - Forest Ranger. Ile got a call several days ago from officials in Minnesota asking for help. The firefighters there needed volunteers to end the blight of an out-of. control blaze that had threatened acres from Sept. 12 . Garry Twdeau '..: Charles Harp is a Seminole County ,., . . - - I . - I The Pronoun 'Ws' contained In the second paragraph In early copies of the Evening Herald's Thursday story on the call-girl rings was a typotmpwcaI error. Ile correct Word, Inserted in later editions, was "these." 4 . .. . By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent . \ ________ •_u' See CAIIGIRI, Page SA , . ON .., .. ring." "It has to do whh a call-girl operation which appears to be a service ftl would be availabL e to hIgli-ranking public of. • . - 10 CENT 5 - . .: ' Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring today refused to confirm or deny reports that he recommended that Gov. Reubin Askew suspend a Casselberry city official that Herring says "was compromised" before a prostitution ring was smashed. "I've made recommendations to the governor." Herrjwiv*l4 ny, Out Won say . ... *re. l-*emng said the recommendations accompanied an inch-thick Investigative report compiled by his office. The report is believed to include sworn testimony by admitted prostitutes,results of polygraph examinations and other documents. The report to Askew reveals three prostitution rings that had been operating in south Seminole County. A spokesman at the governor's office in Taliahassee d this morning that Askew hasn't yet received the report Herring sent by registered mail. Also this morning police were continuing their three-week search for Donald Schreiner, a former employe of Club Juana, a Casselberry nlghtspot featuring nude dancers. Herring told eanorprostutionwan ant is out for Schreiner, who also is former Longwood city councilman and a former Seminole sheriffs deputy and narcotics it, r. rVe toskedht)ehadrevledthaznf the unarrested ien suspect, Herring said, "Because we want to find him and need public help in doing It." He said state law permits him to publicize the name of a suspect wanted for arrest. lIerringon Wednesday saidone of the three ptltu.Joni.4jgs still under Investigation. He said the other two were apparently separate operations, one "involving Club Juana" and the other operating from a private rental residence In the exclusive cornmunity "The Springs" west of-Longwood off SR-434 near 1-4. Herring named Schreiner as thehead of the prostitution ring t hat he Says testimony links to a ub, igh Herring said ifa master plan'te n' led 'c' by prostitutes given immunity , from prosecution alleges-a "contact man", who Herring ref used to name, "would get in t9ach with the head of the , I 1 K - _________ ARCHIE T0 BY BOB LLOYD - _ I I .. IIeTaIdStaffWtfter - 1 ..: p in - - I . .. 1 Pro e - - = • ..an - - - - by Art Ssnio,i, - - . GEMINI (May more rr L. .. - . - today. Don't CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. valuables in your car without 19) You're vulnerable to belni locking It CANCER (June 21-July 22) used b; others today. Select You're bent upon doing things companions 6 7 r" r" IT' IT" AQUARIUS (Jan. )Feb. 19) your way today. This could You're apt to try to force result in problems. Conditions 13 14 roundpegs into square holes at inhibiting your independence today. Rely on your sho ul d be handled tolerantly. work 15 16 LEO (July 23-Aug.22)Think brains, not on your brawn. your moves through carefully PISCES (Feb.20March2O) 20 21 today or you'll box yourself into Tread warily today In any ñ a corner. Above all don't do situation that smacks of 23 24 anything out ofspIte speculation. You could risk. 25 r ' 29 ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) more than you should. 3T iT' Think twice today before com33 34 35 36 mitung yourself to anything YOUR BIRTHDAY that could tie up future Octis, 1971 37 39 40 11 . resources or earsungs. 'n,u — _________________________ could bite off more that ruU can You're likely to have InvolveI I chewl ments this year that will bring — LIBRA (Sept. 23-t. 23) you before the public. Conduct Goals you set will be thwarted lf yourself so as to enhance your T' " (1" —55 — 55 — you fall to use logical pro- status and opportunities. 53 — M — — — — — — 58 I Sanford, Florida 32111—Price 10 Cents ... -- & emid Narcant~,' Iforustope (nird row) — Jiln Pritchard I no longer with teant). Ijv.,pjtaI Larry Connariato. Mike Fletcher, Steve Perr , Bob Onituarles 4-8 4-B 4-A 6-B $-A �R!SIl$I rsW,kst FL Fdy, ad. is. in Both Seeking County Franchise VVC)RW Ambulance Firms Fail Guidelines INBREF Kaiser said firms Mill hate fire. But a che of the county question arises of dual frannot supplied Seminole Coia*y ordinance aiiowi the County chiseL EwnlngIfrnd With proof of Insurance commission has the option of Pierce said It's his UnNeither ambulance firm coverages, performance bonds, otHning the terms of each derstanding that the corns it is panted. FrIday, October 15, 1976—Vol. 0, No. 4 mission can ad the terms of the In Seminole County meets statements — both future If that holds true, then franchise at the time of the PubUth Datly and Sunday. eacept Saturday and Christmas Day guidelines outlined In a county past. by The Sanford Herald. fnc.. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FIa. franchises could conceivably be award. 3271). ordinance, according to Gary In addition, Kaiser hal granted both firms — if both Kaiser said he will rely Second Class Posta' Paid at Kaiser, the public safety written hospitals and law en. FlorIda 3271). qualify. Robert Pierce, Mat. havily on advice of the EMS I Home Delivcry. cenis Month,Sanford. $7 10; 6 Months. III 20 Year. director. forcement perpisiiel asking for Cotrdy Atty., said be will dudy council when be his I $714O ByMail, Inf'oridasameashomeil,I,very Allother ma'l Kaiser said today he has comments on the quality of the ordinance in case the recommendation to makes Month. 1210, 6 Morn'is, $1620: I? Months, $37 10 the count y. written both Herndon service provided by Iteration. Ambulance Services — the "I can run a service for the present franchise holder — and people," declared Fidelo. Willis Aids Ambulance Services in. responds by saying, "We've forming them iflcaU set been here for five years; we've the ordinance have not cut every corner wecan, but he been met. (Fidelo) says he can do it for —-—. Kaiser Ins h.i. r,&hIn., - ahe' - said both •.. 1.4. £.--n.i'. oos promised to supply the needed -We &Mtely find Uwe is no data prior to a public hearing need for a subsidy," answered Tuesday at the courthouse in Fidelo. "I can have five sinSanford. bulances right off the bet; Kaiser said he has informed we're ready to go." the 1$-member Emergency Though Fidelo claims he can Medical Services (EMS) panel operate with a "zero subsidy," of his flndinge,and the next step he said he And'*South West Volusia Counties... unless guidelines are mat is to frandlise unless ft's excinolve. inform county cornm1oners. Herndsn's Willis said plans are Aids, which is owned by torunaInbSsinInohCounty 00, Bernard Fidelo, has offered to with or without the exclusive Provide ambulance services franchise. wthGuttZo,Gouaubldy paid "Ti'st' "0 good; yr'i' ! live Herndon. And, In response Idus ambulance chasing," Iloelo Willis, Herndon president, said said. I* doesn't believe the service Willis says the present can be performed without the franchise applies itself only to subsidy. emergency calls — police and / Not Awarded This Year OSLO, Norway (Al') —The Nobel committee Of the Norwegian parliament has decided not to award the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize, It was announced today. The record $160,000 prize money will be reserved for 1977, the cosnittee said. It Is the 10th time the committee has reserved the money for the following year since World War Mao's Widow Denounced Soviet Bomb Tests Analyzed Syrian Troops Launch Attack BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') — Syrian troops and tanks today attacked the last Palestinian stronghold blocking their advance down the Beirut-Damascus highway to the Lebanese capital. The Palestinians and their leftist Lebanese Moslem allies reported that the Syrian, arrnored assault Ws uE1eashed Trom three directions on the mountain Tesort town of Aley010 miles &St of Beirut. Exile Held In Airliner Crash CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - Orlando Bosch, a militant Cuban exile, and several other persons have been arrested for questioning about the crash off Barbados of a Cubana Airlines jet in which 73 persons died, officials say. The Cubana DC8 jetliner's pilot reported explosions on the plane before it plunged into the sea Oct. 6, killIng all aboard, bIscth u BICENTENNIAL i: 1976 A7 MIA rv 1 RADIO SPO,,5 OUTSTANDING POLICEMAN raided a residence at Altamonte Springs Thursday night seizing heroin with an estimated street value of $5,000 and arresting two men on Felony drug possession charges, Sheriff John Polk said today. Agents from the sheriff's vice snw,ds conducted and burglary -.e --I-the search-warrant raid at 109 Mercury St. after information was supplied by the Sanford TALLAHASSEE (Al') — Prison inmates, working under armed guards and a mandate from lawmakers who want to save money, will end their first state moving job today. Officials said Thursday the idea of using the prisoners instead of professional movers works well enough, although they say it does take longer and creates some security problems. r 1zo - utury america q1 + Send PROGRESS 1976 to your family and friends outside Florida and let them see for themselves what Central Florida life Is all about. stUng Democratic presidential flation and mismanagement inof rtorninee Jimmy Carter against the economy" under the Ford tepublican President Ford. administration and on "a forBoth vice presidential noml- elgn policy that does not reflect ees arrived in Houston on the values of the American I3U5daY. people." They p'.nned today to look at Because he won the I= of a e theater where they'll debate coin, Dole makes his opening and to rest and study. statement first. Dole said Thursday he was clgy about the confrontation. The format of the debate is ut he said he would "try to do different from that of the peed. y bed and hope I don't forget dentlal debates. It will provide ty lines." additional opportunities for the Mondale said he hopes the candidates to respond to each ssIon won't be dull and that he other's statements. Alter one candidate answers the question posed by a member of the panel of reporters, the other candidate will be allowed to comment on that response. Then the first candidate can respond to the opponent's response. 4 /SLJ-tIQ ?4S r/,c,t' .s %tIl('I('%o1 1(1(1k /01 ('1I(oflI('r. i.ii.. hiii liert \ it/Wlt. !/ier /(,Ok ii• %(lI 3 out of 4 adults look to theYellow Pages for help. I liti'II (II) ii more ihiii 1tri I iirc'. .,id .ilflksl m)*,..twl 11w 1 1111c. lilIi k'Ikiv upiIh i tsii. i pi1t'I1 .Ill. ir; Iit'r. 'hr Iii S.tk Re 1! kIlt "i ' 1$4 'W Iii ill.Ikt, \tlri. '.i 'ire '.Cl1 l"v all 11W rit!tll I'"'P1" l' :i Dole warmed up for the debate with a Republican rally on Thursday, where he was joined by former Govs. Ronald Reagan of California and John Connally of Texas. Dole was warming up, too, on the plane flight from Washington. He practiced his opening two minute statement, timing himself with a watch borrowed from an aide. Although Dole tends to discount the importance of tonight's debate. Mondale said the encountergives the candidates a chance to publicly at. cuss differences In their tickets and platforms. Mondale said he had not consuited with Carter on debate strategy. And Dole said Ford had not told him what to say. Tonight's debate, like the presidential debates, Is sponsored by the League of Women Voters. Police Department, agents NATION Help us share our pride In the communities in which you live. Simply fill in the coupons with names 8 addresses of your relatives 8 friends. We'll mail them a copy of our fabulous Progress Edition. ONLY 75c IN BRIEF 'I search a "cache of powdered substance which preliminary tests showed to be heroin" was uncovered. "The street value of the heroin is estimated to be $5,000," according to vice agents. Jailed in lieu of $8,000 bond each were J. B. Henry, 48, and Ireadus Henry, 54, both of 109 Mercury St., Altamonte Springs. Both men were vu ITI kint! 'tsr %:I%. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION IN "'/,•f h,.k*)t - HW -a AsiuWr G..i.,.I, O44. - vedigation In the case is con- headlight, total value $567, were tinwng. reported missing after the In a separate case, deputy B. business was broken into by D. Strobridge jailed Joseph forcing a door. Louis Marchetti, 20, Orlando, In Deputies said the gasoline lieu of $5,000 bond on a charge engine and some of the other of felony possession of missing items have been marijuana, recovered. James Clarence Horn, 20, Sanford police today were Higgins Terrace, Sanford was arrested on a burglary charge by sheriffs detective J. F. Bennett. Bond for Horn was set at $5,000. Sheriff's report said the investigating a burglary at 1011 W. 16th St. in which six pat. chwork quilts, four pillows and clothing, total value $150, were reported missing by James T. Morris. Burglar Suspect Freed ,çharged with flon.poasq,sjqji,, Circuit Court Judge A. J. tinue o controlled substance: neçin. jsosemann Jr. Thursday 35. for Edward Holiday- Jr.. J.B. Henry also was c' ed rected a verdict of acquittal Holiday had been accused in EXTRA COPIES TODAY!1 I I Mailing Address City I State I _— Additional list enclosed • Mailing Address I I City II I I —II • • Zip PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER r ------------------Name I —: I I I Mailing Address U I I City I I _State Zip I • I PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER Name • : State + . - - , A federal official says most areas that halted swine flu inoculations are resuming them because studies show the deaths of elderly persons were coincidental to their - upper Midwest early today, as very windy conditions were reported from the northern Plains to the Great Lakes. Gusts reached 58 miles an hour during the night at Fargo, Bismarck and Jamestown, N.D., and at Watertown. S.D. Zip • I Circus Furnishes Fertilizer CHICAGO (AP) I I " ' + -+•- STEVE SWEAT (LEFT) AND SUPT. RICK Blustery weather continued in the — They came to the circus with wheelbarr(,wS, baskets and plastic bags, eager to shovel up what the performing tigers, llamas and elephants had left. About 100 gardening enthusiasts turned out Thursday as Bungling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus pitched its props in the International Amphitheater and announced that Zip Additional list enclosed I it had half a ton of mineralrich, organic fer- tilizer to give away. PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER 1 _•,•_j . POST OFFICE BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 lIU(IILETT Cramped Center Irks New Aide Steve Sweat, newly appointed assistant to Rick llughlett, superintendent of the Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center, vowed Thursday to "increase the effectiveness " of the center's operations instead, he said, of "complaining about it." Sweat, addressing a special meeting of the "Friends of the Center," called for more stringent training of the staff and for relief of the center's overcrowding. "I don't want the kids to YOU CAN OWN A WESTERN AUTO STORE IN: - suffer because the whole state's program is overcrowded," Sweat said. He noted that the center's capacity is 13 residents, but that the average day's population has ranged from 18 to 24. He also vowed to reduce the classroom sizes at the center. "We have to treat the boys with respect," said Sweat, "and have to project an attitude of fairness." Sweat has been with the center three years. LAKE MARY, FLA. COCOA BEACH, FLA. KEY LARGO, FLA. I hcrv i, iii MPIDA SCIVe GR) 40 I AAE Lif e• 'i''''flk Iu. nhluic. . kt-ii,'n,s ,iI it .ii,i t,,,. ii,'!p tt,st:,Ii sI,i,c and and p.iik' othttMiiihfl.' .*IIh WC ________ in i,*n,n i Ihs t."i (4 64ril, H. I Mmli,'. \ itF7 (+.,.ind IL: suic II I + O-821-%"Ext. SIS %% c 1'. 5¼ , to pw.l.k i ,,, 5-.- .i, St ii, _+i•, 01111PICIL Iddic" I - Wib7 WESTM A: itt Florida Department of Administration .i .i,l,,hic S,' 'u As-ts,ijt' S m numb,r io,Li Ig GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION s •. th, ;,b,,,- II)+iIs I. •i s:i ii A-Aki-itc Si'rc '.dl,n ii.trd..,,,. 'u,c ,pcn+ F j n ,kn,ing NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE Evening HftWd Mrs. DeFreese came to the board for help even though Linda Williams, social services director for the housing authority, said she couldn't apply for special arrangements as a p case until she signed a lease. "The average tenant would consider her rich," Mrs. Williams told the board. She also suggested that the Tenants' Council raise money to get Mrs. DeFreese into public housing by holding a bake sale. "She's over the income level for regular atiiiussion," tenant selector Roselyn Bedding told the board. "We had to admit her under special adrnissioa because she was displaced from her home." Mrs. DeFreese says the staff Figured her family's income level based on the assump. Lion that her husband Victor, who works for a Cas s elbe' rry Firm which Blustery Weather Continues By The Associated Press Additional list enclosed State today IS Oct. l. Tops t e C t L is t in A the Gainesville. The school board recently - r. PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER so, Won on r-------------...... Name I II Mailing Address I I City I • today. Thursday night, after a lengthy discussion, the board agreed to let them move in after paying $42.40 — half a month's rent since architects was complied from responses to newspaper adSanford Naval Academy Junior completed the $330,000 put- vertisements placed by Hugh School into an administrative chase of the former naval Canton, director of auxiliary office complex. academy building and property services for the school system. The Daimwood. Derryberry. located at Mellonville and Layer said negotiations with Pavelchak Partnership was Celery Ayes., Sanford. the architects would begin designated by board members Previously owned by the "shortly," with construction to as the first architect with which Bernarr MacFadden Foun- transform the old school they will hold negotiations on dation, the property became building into offices for the the planned project. available when the school superintendent and his staff Along with the Casselberry closed in June and the foun- slated to begin "sometime In concern, the panel has ap. dation launched federal the spring." Kris Nash proved five other architects bankruptcy proceedings. - "I think most people who have stopped and evaluated the information are going back into immunization activities," Dr. David J. Sencer, director of the federal Center for Disease Conrol, told a news conference in Washington on Thursday. RESERVE YOUR EXTRA COPIES TODAY! I - for consideration receiving shots. I Housing authority staffers who reviewed the DeFreeses' application recommended a monthly rent of $85, plus the standard $50 security deposit a total of $136 before the family could move in. Victor DeFreese ex. pects to receive his $1( weekly paycheck scheduled conversion of the old By The Associated Press No orders can be accepted after Oct.23 1 r I Name - with possession of a firearm by fora Fern Park man accused of connection with an alleged a convicted felon, armed burglary, grand larceny burglary July 2 in which Polk said agents also con- and receiving stolen property. firearms, watches, a camera fiscated "several articles and radios reportedly were believed to be stolen" and that The acquittal was ruled taken from the rooming house the Items will be checked because prosecution witnesses residence of Thomas Jones off against all outstanding stolen failed to present sufficient Lake Howell Road, Altamonte A Casselberry architectural Charvat - Peacock property reports. He said in evidence For the trial to con- Springs, adjacent to Club Architects, broker Robert 436. Firm tops a list of building Winter Park; Fugleberg Koch commission in Green as a the transaction, planners approved by the Associates, Orlando, and Strenstrom said. Seminole County School Board Architectural Design Inc. of The list of recommended Resuming After Deaths Scare RESERVE YOUR Per Copy Postage Prepaid + arrest was made during investigation of a burglary at and S Battery, 2500 Country Club Road, Sanford. Deputy R. A. Alexander repo rted tools, suitcases, a tape player, tapes, a fivehorsepower gasoline engine, motorcycle battery and Most Swine Flu Programs Additional list enclosed TU "d S&dl as :.IilI d1. ow k"Nkd. Fleer of the Month" award to Sgt. William P Foster. The September award winner was selected by panel of Fellow officers for outstanding efforts in the line of duty. Fruit company, will continue to earn $106 a HeraldSlaffWrfter week all year. But his job Isseasonal, she said, and he will probably lose It In February. The troubled DeFreese faintly has found a new home. "When the time comes that he Is without a Forced out of their 80 Bay Ave. home by job," Commission Chairman Edward the county health department, the DeFreeses BlAdlaheare told her, "you can go beck for a were at first turned down by the Sanford reOvaluatlon. U your Income is zero rent." you'll pay zero rent." Housing Authority. But today they'll be moving into a federally subsidized apartment The housing authority commissioners did not vote on the final arrangement, which was at Edward Higgins Terrace. Mildred DeFreese has had to fight forpe0Psey attorney Ned Julian Jr. It was family's new home. And Thursday night she agreed Upon after the commission meeting had to fight for permission from the housing was formally adjourned. authority board to pay weekly installments on Commissioners D.C. McCoy and Samuel her rent, as many public housing tenants do. Wright left before the discussion of the "I come home last night and I think I had a DeFreese-f case, which had darted during little breakdown," Mrs DeFreese said. the regular meeting, was resumed. Cornmorning my eyes were swollen shut from so missioner John Colbert did not attend much crying." Thursday night's meeting. But this morning It looks as though her This morning, Mrs. DeFreese was hit with fight is over. By tonight she hopes to have her an unexpected problem: furnishing the new family In a new home. apartment. "The landlady said she was Mrs. DeFreese's request for help from the giving usthefurniture at our old house," Mrs. DeFreese said. "Then this morning she ca lled board was not greeted warmly. "I'm in your corner all the way," Commissioner George and said she was taking it back." Brown told her, "but I don't like you coming " don't know where to turn for help this in here to impose .9n us. You should ap. time," she said, T.ciat' v*.t we i.0 done. "1 will not be pressed by anybody, but if You come to me In the right way I'll work with you," Brown said. "I'm ready to get off the board it.,. if it gets to the point where we can't run Sc hool •I , 7 - said. Detectives said during the ORLANDO (AP) — Contract talks aimed at averting a strike by 1,400 maintenance, utility and operations employes at Disney World will resume today after a 12hour session Thursday. Union members at the sprawling Central, Florida playground and theme park have been working without a contract since Oct. 1 when the old agreement expired. Sanford Police Chief Ben E. Butler presents 'Of. Seminole sheriff's agents Inmates Work As Movers b,7 + Altamonte Raid Nets $%51000 Heroin, Pair Disney Talks Resume Today 1916PROGRESS' EbiTON"'' I I - TALLAHASSEE AP — Senate President-designate Lew Brantley has rejected Gov. Reubin Askew's request for a Senate vote next month on ratification of the prnp'aed Equal Righls Aniendynent. Brantley, an EitA ononent, revealed Thursday that Askew asked him to let the Senate consider the issue at the Nov. 16 organizational session of the legislature. Thirty four of the required 38 states have ratified the proposed amendment to the Constitution. /R•g,.• I - - ERA Vote Request Denied otd I Colorful Pictures Democrat Walter Mondale lays It won't be a dull show when he and Republican Bob Dole tangle in Houston's Alley DOL&MONDALE Theater, beginning at 9:30 p.m. DT. But Dole keeps saying he is looking forward to it as a nlgJg go to a high sa11 game chance to hammer at some urnTheIr 7Smlnute debate ?s a pOt&nt issues. "I don't think its going to be ihort subject spaced between dull, but of course I don't know how (Dole) plans to perform," Carter: 'I woo press coo- said Mondale. 'ereace.' Page Mondale said he hopes to keep the conversation he second and third debates "unemployment, runaway on '' -?. .-. iI,,.in \c - vision, / I kII li.t coy HOUSTON (AP) — Two men who have argued many times in ON U.S. Senate are staging an argument in a Texas theater tonight in a once-only campaign Performance for national tele- It4W1?4Ptc I I chlirc,4 + N" I II, 1976-3* By JACQUELINE DOWI) I - By The Associated Press In an effort to shore up a sagging public confidence, high-ranking Florida officials have publicly bared their arms to try to show that there's no reason to fear swine-flu vacinatfons. "I had no reservations about taking mine," Gov. Reubin Askew said Thursday after he and Lt. Gov. Jim Williams took their shots at the Leon County Health Department in aee. rehsident Ford received his earlier In the day in Washington. Ors,•/ Dole-Mondale: Will Football Win Over Debate? ; - To Ease Flu Vaccine Qualms In Celebrating The Wonderful Progress Of Beautiful Seminole TOKYO (Al') — Wall posters appeared In iangha1 today denouncing Mao Tsetung's Widow, Chiang Ching, and three other radical members of the Communist party Politburo Who, are reported under arrest with her for Plotting a coup, Japan's Kyodo news service reported. It was the first report of public censure of Chiang Ching; anghaI leader Wang Hungwen, a vice chairman of the party; Vice Premier C"g Chun-&!=; and IdeciloZat Yao Wen-yuan. WASHINGTON (Al') — The Ford administration has concluded that all four underground nuclear tests conducted by the Soviet Union since July were in the general range of strength permitted under an agreement with the United States. One or two of the blasts may technically have exceeded the limit of 150 kilotons, but if so, the margin was slim, a top administration official said Thursday. Besides, he said, It Is difficult to preciselycontrol test explosions and to accurately measure them from afar. Florida Officials Get 'Shot' Join out In Fridsy, Oct. Family Fights 'For And Wins Home FLORIDA IN BRIEF By El) PRIcKE'rr Herald StatS Writer Nobf I Peace Prize ''AMERICA EveNs, Herald, Sanhsr Fl. + were recommended for School board attorney consideration by School Supt. Douglas Stenstrom said that William P. iliudi Layer. $300,000 of the purchase price The additional Firms are W. was paid to the sellers to settle It. Frizzell Inc. of Winter Park. a pair of mortgages totaling Gutmann - Dragash Associates, L0,000. The remaining $30,000 Sanford; 11lman.I1urley - went to Orlando real estate �Ewnlng Hemid Pad mm. aid go. Hetretylus g heigu,, then .btar, thin longer api So do1 i1uu girt.. Automobilu hnge (mkie still Is), then they Wcam. aIL Now they am iuIt'ng h again. ___ Who among on cm fathom It? The gnomes of Madison Avenue work their magic, and we ieiyuiwt Sometimes pg op a druggle, but in seid we o alowtrk Take hair. It wasni too hag ago Ihat tps creams and pomades for men to sneer on hair. And more was better. Then along came "a dab will (10 ft ,, revolution against "gy id stuff." Greese was out. Aerosols were In. American males reamed to sport "the irr ioo&." Now the dry look Is fading, as aborter hairstyl es Promote a more neutral arcroecll to coiffure 30 P4 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FI.A. 32711 Area Code 305 322 2611 or 831 9993 Around Friday. ocftw 15, 17-4A WAYNE D DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHR(N. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Mlnag,ricl Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director II.'uit' I)i'Iuvi'r Wek. .5wnt.'s; M'.ith. $2.40: 6 Th'nths. $14.20: Vrar. $2.10. itt M,iil, 19 Iit'ruL( saint. as h,'mi' ik'liv,r. All "Uwr mail: M'nth. $2.0: 6 Mon ths. *16,20: 12 Months. L2.40. V& _____ j:, (A grealon: who was the dedgner who ilMigod the miniskirt? I think mod men would ngree that the culprit should be captured, given a fair trial, and slot. But not n.cemarily in that . der.) Women', dothu are a marketing ikean. Th eir bidlt4n obecleaceice 'g,, the year ftf of som like an Whei the SdOtfa$hIZ1came.jcIhavea little story that I tall. Most people don't believe it, but ft's true. Remember when eitrawldp ties were In style a ?Afrlendof tad. Ion that was unbeatable. Even those of tie who uauai Ignored doting styles had to flOtICt And we never he bought them. The ties in tilS stores no matter how expensive they seemed to fail short of the mark. Then one day my me. It seem the source of his sopercqol tie coflec lion was his father's attic. They had been stored away since the li3. . __ MW Mainland China The Clock By AUDIE MUUIIY Wants Too Much In Oriental history, 1916 Is the Year of the Dragon, but recent hints from Peking indicate that Q)rnmtmist China may also believe that It Is the At fk~ it y UIV .uu u W ir ua as umaijzauorj or relations with the United States Is concerned. TOM TIED - ' . " ''.' Ne w of y Media's Hypocrisy %0, 00 IL I, I . Revealed Among the messages Is the notice that Peking has served on American companies that those who deal with the Taiwan Trade Co Council would not be permitted to talk to mainland business representatives. The U.S. firms also have been shut out from the Canton Trade Fair on Oct. 15. . WASHINGTON What did Earl Buts say? Although he was forced to resign his cabinet position for making a racial remark, the remark b u flOF repeated in media. There have been censored versions of the cccnmnemd written Ina code which asks the public to fill in the blanks, bid mod Americans dill do knew precisely what forced Agriculture secretary from office Similarly, many Americans are still confused about Jimmy Carters remarks to Playboy magazine News accounts say he talked bluntly, using eathy language, Including a word meaning in nurse, but editorial tradition prevented much of the media from being entirely 1 I I ... \ \ ; .. . ,4 OF _?/ / \ __ Recently mainland China also returned the word through Sen. Hugh Scott that she was ready "at any time" to engage in direct trade discussions with Taiwan "without any conditions." Only last spring Peking was saying that It was too late to have a negotiated solution to the mainland-Taiwan problem— that force would have to be used And In recent months much stress has been laid, both here and abroad, about the sharp drop in U.S.-mainland China trade In 1975. The corolary is that a "normalization" of relations with Peking would Increase commerce dramatically. Christopher Philips, president of the National Council for U.S.ChIna trade, says that better relations would lead to a $2.5 billion volume of trade by 1980, 'compared with $461.9 million last year. Harned Pettus Hoose, a Chinese-born And then there was l'affalre Rockefeller. Last vice president raised his middle finger in salute to a rowdy clutch of hecklers, and the public, forever protected against this kind of realism, was told the meneuver was a "gesture," a"dlrty gesture," or In one notable a "dirty Italian gesture linked to for. nicatlon. Don't look for , columnIsfledtothesarne as of the popular print industry: Everything Is fit China puts he figure at $5 billion byij, peril, to be sure; lad year an editor In Dayton, specific. spokesman for American business with mainland lop r . I., -. Nn Ul 11MON P -x .. . . £ACI' : so 10 J ' ________________________________________ DON OAKLEY his jury nisi an' Impressive sums là eed, but included a four-letter word meaning coitus, and the OUtCry was so great he quickly 1od5n.& Crook S r.-U se!-, mputers Cb And what is a more fitting name to bridge flie narrowing gap between fiction and reality? The orbiter will not be launched with 1979. It will become operational In 1983, the first of a fleet of manned rocket-hips capable of round trip. Into space By that time, perha ps, some unemotional Mr. appear to give guidance to the many talented Capt. Kirks already involved In the nation's space program. BERRY'S WORLD - Ford noted that he was eiMustively invedigated before he was Later, a reporter suggested Ford had not answered the query on the Dean claim. Ford again noted that his confIrmation hearings l.J looked Injo his rot.' in cr"ftng The H', fttee Added. -1am not going to pass judgment on w'.uat Mr. Dean now of alleges." WASHINGTON (NEA) In a report soon to be published, a House of Representatives s ttee makes allegations about financial and supervisory controls In U.S. corporations 4 win old,Uomtrue,beofmaJor c(,nce to all of us. Of 25 corporations examined In detail In one sample, 44 per cent "had recorded payments In accounts which did not reflect the true nature of the payment; 3 per cent maintained offti*. book accounts; and 12 per cent showed that books and record. have been falsified." The report by the subcommittee on oversight and Investigations of the Interstate and Foreign Coe Committee, says that a significant number of the corporations studied have metfective internal financial control.. Th ey were not adequate to prevent over-billing and over. Invoicing, In which the excess is kicked back to purchasing agents or supplier.. They wer e In sufficient to prevent laundering of money through off4IIe-book bank accounts. They are not even suf ficient to catch and remedy repeateçl Instance, of out-end out human mistake,. These iiractk. and errors cropped up repeatedly In the mmlttee study. The sad conclusion of those making this in. vestigatton was that some of our major con. poratlon. In too many cases did not ha ve financial control, to provide reasonable assurance that corporate transactions were, carried cut In accordance wlththe4e,iy'or - tf JACK ANDERSON Adjournment Cans Renego tiation Board - . Asked If he would oppose the investigation proposed by the three Democrats, Ford said, "That Is a decision for the 51*iai Prosecutor to make." Ford In 1973 acknowledged supporting the effort by Nixon forces to block an Inquiry by the House Banking Coenmnittee into the Watergate break-in. Ford, then House GOP leader, said In sworn testimony that he did soon his own, not at the behest if White House. That House investigation eventually was thwarted by a refusal to give the committee subpoena power. In a dstement at his press conference, Ford said he hoped Ruff's statement "will elevate the presidential campaign to a level befitting the American people and the American political t radition." Ruff said the probe centered on allegations by an informant that contributions from "certain named unions" had been transmitted ttei to politicalcommlttees In Ford's district "with tMt theywould be pa edon th Mr Ford for his personal . The prosecutor said, "The matter has now been closed and co unsel for the President has been so advised." OCIOBER 14, irs ADMISSIONS uninis Sanford: Sanford: QuinnrecisL. ayrd. ' Eale )I. .CLUa., Gayle W. Fair Elizabeth Smith ij Ann Peacock Arymond J. Swallow Sr. ,.,. . Mr. & Mrs. James (Lenora) Nelson, a boy : DISCHARGES Sanford: Betty l3y Harniett Blackwell Ludle Darnell Thomas H. Edwards J "furthermore, we Should CONTINUE to search for life on Mars. Who knows? It there Is any maybe we can TAX it!" - t one se nator to disparage another or to questicn his motives. So Proxmire, cfp,g with sena torial courtesy, accused Long of welshing In the kindliest language. He noted delicately th at Long "had not gott en around" to the bill, But in firmer tones, Proxmire urged that th bill be taken up In the closing days of Congress.e There could be billions of the taxpayer,' money at stake, he felt. For a brief time, It appeared that he might marshal enough votes to pass the reforms Then Long, exercising his prerogatives as Senate Finance Committ ee cha irman, blocked the bill. Rather than risk let ting It pass, he simply permitted the entire board to the as a federal agency. As of now, the Renegotiation Board coun tinues to functIon on old cases. But th eoretically, it doesn't even exist. It has funds to keep it going into next year. But at least until Congre reinstitute It In January, all Its act ss can ions are subject to challenge. The armaments Industry, meanwhile another victory over the taxpayers, has won GOODBYE HARLEY: In the past, we have written about a powerf ul but almost anon ous ymthe Senate aid named Harley Dirks. From backrooms of the Senate Appropriations Cornmittee, he controlled the flow of billions to the Health. Education and Welfare De partment, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando Casselberry AA, dosed, 1 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Plant Clisie conducted by Horticultural Agent Tom MCCUbbin, 1.5 p.m., In conjunction with Winter Park Mall Plant show. No charge. . ' . Dorothy rothy Waits Lydia Miller Elizabeth M. Smith Gordon A. Sweeney Jessie Wheeler Timothy A. Oates, Casselberry Frances R. Hoffman, DeBary Gustave J. King, DeBary Evelyn Swable, DeBary Eloise Chester, Deltona Jesse Graham, Geneva Mrs. Richard (Nova) Therlault, & girl, Sanford ROBERT IIARRINCTON He used his powers to gut a dynamic HEW 0 .. Of meuica and Medicare frauds. Disregarding the clear conflict, he also personally handled the budget of an HEW agency In w hich his wife was an official. We also reported a few weeks that he rigged ups phony record to make It ago that appear formal hearings had been held on HEW appropnlationj. The published testimony, it turned out, was merely written answe rs submitt ed to the committee, This proved to be the st raw for patient Sen. I' Warren Magnuson, D.-Wash., who is Dirks' subcommittee chafrman. A few days ago, Magnuson q uietly accepted Di rk,' resignation. At Dirks' office, a secretary told us he was on vacation and didn't want to talk with us. -....... WATCH ON WASTE: The General Accounting Office has completed of the federal flood insurance a secret study program, w hich spends minions to Insure communities against flood damage. In theory, the Idea is Sound. But our sources say the costly Insurance has been Issued to cover hillsides and other areas totally out of reach of any flood short of Noah's. The GAO study lakes a harsh view of waste In th e federal program. It Is expected to be released within 50 days unless efforts to weak en or delay It are successf ul. ponent; a representative for Incumbent Public Scrvlce Comrnoner Fdula Hawkins of MaiLlaia and her Democratic Katie Nichols of Tallahassee; and county commission candidates, Robert French (DCasselberry); Vince Perry (R-Winter Springs) and Tom Binford (I-Winter Springs,) for district one; Dave Gunter- (D-Altamonte Springs) and incumbent Dick Williams (RLongwood), district three; and John Alexander (D-Sanford) and Bill Kirchhoff (R Sanford), district five, Also to appear are the non-partisan candidates for School Board, district two R. G. (Bud) Feather, incumbent, and Francis Coleman Jacicson, Music will be provided by the Jackson Heights Middle School Band, , - Ford feren News Con WASHINGTON (AP) ce - - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 Greater Maitland Civic Center Inc., annual membership meeting and election, 8 p.m. Florida Nurses Auoclatioa, District 37, 4 p.m., Seminole County Health Center, Sanford. Regular business meeting. Aria & Crafts Show for residents of The Forest, 10 am. to 2 p.m., in multi-purpose room. Sterling Park Elementary School Fourth Grade Open House, 7:30 p.m. Winter Park-Orlanilo Pm Mu Alumnae, 7:30 p.m., 676 Vlscaya Ave., Orlando. "You and Your Heart" discussion led by Dr. Lads Perez, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom of Deltona. ,. . -9 , ll Wayne Harrington, Sanford; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 SpisagheW Sipper, sponsored by the Upaala Church Dorcas Circle, educational building, corner Upsala and Country Club roads. Serving 5-7:30 p.m. Mid 4lodiin Singles Ciub, 9 p.m., dance at Rainbow Ranch. Fall Festival, Sts. Peter and Paul Church, Howell Branch Road, Goldenrod, 10 am. to 5 p.m. Monte Carlo Night for adults only, I p.m. Youth Programs Iac., plailc for volunteers and children, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Blue Springs Park. Sanf ord Women's Republican Club noon, Heritage Inn. Program proposed constitutional amendments on Nov. 2 ballot. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 Free Musical show featuring Gainesville Sunland'a Blue Hornets Band, Miss Orlando, recording Mar Sandy Contella and others, 2 p.m., Maitland Civic Center. Bring toy or Halloween candy for Sunland children. Flea market and bake sale, 1 p.m., Fleet Reserve, Sanford, Jim.. He called Ford's news confernay deude w ence "a remarkable dcmon,for hi own televised news con; stration," adding: "Apparenü) ference after watching Presi. he thought he'd have a de bate dent Ford assail him for "sIan- without my being there. I don't dering" the nation by cr111- know how I did In the first two cizing Ford's foreign and de- debates, but! thlnkJ did pretty tense policies. well in the press conference." Meanwhil e, Powell accused sideriuig today whether to de- Ford of misrepresenting Carmand equal television time to ter's positions on taxes and fedrespond to Ford's accusation, eral spending, delivered Thursday night in a "Our position on those two televised news conference held matters has been well publiin Washington. cized," said Powell. "It's hard Ford opened his news confer- for me to understand how I'resence by saying he was pleased Ident Ford could be unaware of that the Watergate special them." Prosecutor has cleared him of Ford and Carter have deallegations of mishandling bated twice, and will do so campaign funds during his days again in Williamsburg. ___ Va., on' as a Michi gan co ngressman. Oct. fl. Ford's harshest cr111. Then, askedtoexplatn again clam of Carter on Thursday A cocktail party honoring Robert (Bob) his misstatement about Soviet night came in res po nse to a domi na tion of Eastern E French, Democratic nominee for the district urope, question referring to the PresiFord launched into a scathing dent's one seat on the Seminole County Board of statement during the criti cism of Carter. In it, he Commissioners, is scheduled for 8 p.m., Oct. seco nd debate that "there is no made note of the 22 at Lake Howell Arms Apartments club Democrat's Soviet domination of Eastern statement that the United Europe." house, Casselberry. The apartment complex States has lost respect in the Ford said Carter has "enis located off SR 436, east of U.S. 17-92 and international community be- domed, embraced, spo nsored" south of Red Bug Road. cause of Ford policies. proposals that would result In "I don't approve of any Can- between $100 billion and $200 didate for office slandering the billion in additional federal good name of the United States. spending. He also accused CaçIt discouraes our allies and it. tar Iwant1ng. to,:'jnq-ngse j9KJthnf"ftePub1ican candidate, 1. encourages 'our adversaries," ta, for people with a ipedlan ric 'fi'seatdh th'eSenhinôle'Boar'd of. 'or said. " or middle-income level." County Commissioners, will be guest of honor Carter had changed his at a party at 7 p.m., Oct. 23, at the home of Mr. Asked about allegations that schedule in New York in order the Ho and Mrs. Jack Weible, 202 Forest Drive, Loch to remain at a Queens restau- while he Arbor. rant to watch Ford on tele- had used money from a political vision. He quickly responded to campaign account for clothing and a family vacation trip to Ford's attack, saying: 'My criticism of this admin- Vail, Cob., Ford replied that he Mrs. Danuta Bock will host a coffee istration can't be translated reimbursed the account fully Saturday at her Tropical Avenue home in into criticism of the whole within a week or two. When a questioner suggested co untry." Chuluota for Greg Drummond state that to pay the debt to the poUtAfter the news conference, representative candidate. The event wi ll Jody Powell, Carter's press ical account Ford would have begin at 10 a.m. and all interested residents of secretary, said the Carter camp had to overdraw his checking the area are invited to meet the candidate, was studying a transcript of account by $3000, the President Ford's commcnts to determine said, "I think a few people in Ca AREA DEATH 'Won' . ,, Horace J. Waits Mildred D. Ellis, Deltona Mildred C. Hawkins, Deltona Peter Petersen, Deltona Bertrand L. Pinsinnault, Deltona Margie I. Smith, Geneva Grandeas Sjoblom, Lake Mary p Herman L Watson, Orange City Louise Richardson, Osteen ; i Prob whether a request to the Feder- this country have written al Communications Corn- checks and then waited until the mission for equal tune to reply end of the month and then mailed the checks." was justified. As he entered the hotel ball. r DOES YOUR OLD I room for his speech after __________________________ watching the Ford news confer. LLS? THEN ence, Carter was asked 11 he'd k" , e ', H erring A and grandfather, W. I. Stone, Robert E. Harrington, 32, of Statesville, N.C. (Continued From Page 1-A) seek equal time. He replied, "I ___________________ 1605 W. 25th St., Sanford, died Brisson Funeral Home Is in (Iclals. . .from the govern or's office or congressmen when th ey don't know. I came out pretty I Genera Electric : Th ursday morning. Born in charge of arrangements, come to this area," Herrin g said of the alleged club-l k good tonight." ______________ in ed rin g, Charlotte, N.C., he lived In _________________________ Guy. Askew's press aide, Paul Schnitt, telephoned the Herald In his address, he called for a t41'k 11RA Sanford for the past 20 years. today for information on statements by Herring to reporters. freeze on nuclear weapons with ____________ He was an electrician and CA L L . Funeral Notice Special Interest was indicated by Schnitt in any a gradual move toward a reserved in the Marine Corps In nected with Askew's office whom may have been named publicly duction In the atomic arsenals a ___PLUMBING _____________ Vietnam, He was a member of by Herring. HEATING of both the United States and the Moose Lodge Sanford. HARRINOTON, ROICIT-. ~ When told that Herring wasn't using names, Schnitt said, t he Soviet Union. 1007 So Sanford Ave. 1 Funeral ervlc for Robert E. Survivors Include his mother, "That's typical." Harrington, 32. of IéØS W. 251h Sanford m~ Mrs. Frances Harrington, Schmitt said Herring's prostitution report hasn't been received St L. SaMfOrd,who died Thv.4.1, (' Sanford; sister, Mrs. Pat will be held it 3:30 pm.. in Tallahassee and that Gov. Askew would have no immediate Sa turday. at the gravekt in Butler, Lake Worth; two comment, Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. brothers, Dennis L Harrington, Bill Coffman officiating. Brion Winter Park and Edward Funeral Home in charge, tin J vi.. _--i usouu u no ecura. öUIIOTI1I NO. 2 THE CASE OF THE POLITICAL "SHELL GAME", UNDER WHICH "SHELL" IS THE "PEA" OF FREEDOM". READTHE RECORD CITIZEN[ READ THE RECORDI a BICENTENNIAL Thursday's high $2, today's slight chance of showers. Highs WHILE you watch the "PEANUT FEATHERS" of low 54. In the low to mid 80,. Lows debate and the accusation of You're a crook and You're Fair today and tonight. tonIght In the lower 60s. I to another, the real issues are lift unanswered and thi Partly cloudy Saturday with a Variable winds 10 m.p.h. or voter uninformed. The candidates have said, We are going to get GOVT. OFF YOUR BACK. less, BUTt Not once has either one, nor any Congressional TOMORROW'S TIDES Candidate suggested limiting the bureaucrats power to Daytona Beach: high 1:43 make law without the consent of Congress by a.m., 2:14 p.m., low 7:43 a.m., REVISING THE ADMINISTRATIVE ACT OF ltea or 8:33 p.m. REQUIRING THE APPROVAL OF CONGRESS, BE. Port Cana veral: high 1:19 FORE ANY RULE OR REGULATION PROMUL. a.m., 2:01 p.m., low 7:39 a.m., GATED BY ANY FEDERAL AGENCY COULD BE. 8:19 p.m. COME LAW. Bayport: high 6:31 a.m., 9:23 2—THE MONDALE.BRADEMAS CHILD CARE AND p.m., low 1:03 a.m., 2:19 p.m. FAMILY SERVICES ACT, which, contains the "SLEEPER" that "PARENT" is not defined as father Integrity. Doing your lob or mother, but as any person who has primary day to day responsibility for any child. THINKI WILL THE well all the time. SCHOOL (READ GOVT.) BECOME THE PARENT? It's expected of everyone 3 SUPER SPY SATELLITE, PROJECT 1010 at Brisson. WHICH would give us—FIRE ON CONFIRMATION OF WARNING, CAPABILITY, this would lotus get our missile out of this hole before the enemies could get here. THIS SATELLITE WILL NOT BE IN THE AIR UNTIL 197I, due to It is alleged Sec. Kissinger's interference see "Kissinger on the Couch" By Schafaly and Adm. Ward. Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. 4—The cruise missile, which, aune would give a no ther 10 y ea rs of lead time acrs'ding to military experts. Ask your candidate fos specifics on these questlonsi Cut out and save this bulletin, ie 15 Special Reasons for giving to the . - I .. I -- ' HOSPITAL NOTES AMMU016n Of Ithe top management., and most - ust as German sub- steady flow of campaign contributions. Many us marines preferred to strike at dawn or dusk, the congresmien, therefore, support the contractors special Interests have found that the best time to who pick the taxpayers' pockets rather than the torpedo legislation Is during the end.of.tj.e- agency that guards against the corporate pick. season nab. pockets. Then the legislators are so impatient to adDemocrats and alike have journ Congress and head for home that they conspired to limit Republicans the powers of the don't often bother to scrutinize the fine print, The Renegotiation Board. But Sen. William Proxaction Is also too fast for the public to follow, mire. D..Wls, a toe of Pentagon waste, has Earlier this month. Congress closed down for sought to strengthen the board. He sponsored a the 1976 season, and the smoke is now beginning bill that would have made the board o permanent to clear from the adjournment rush. Many of the agency and would have given It tough subpoena departing congressmen may be surprised to and Inspection powers over contractor,. Learn that they left the Federal Renegotiation The Proxmire measure would also have Board on the shoals. wiped out special loopholes Intended to protect This agency should be the scourge of the big the oil industry and would have defense contractors. Potentially, it could recover penalties upon the profiteers. increased thw hwidreds of millions In Excess profits that the It was awkward for any member of Congress munitions makers had squeezed from the tax- to oppose these reforms In the open. On the payer.. Senate floor, even the oil Industry's most staunch This has made member, of Congress tip- friend In the Senate, Russell tong, D.-La,, jrehenslve about the Renegotiation Board. agreed to hold hearings. Every weapons system Is supported by a for. Subsequently, the reform measure was midable lobby, composed of the military brass skillfully steered through the House by Rep. who befieve in it, the contractors who Jc6eph MinIm, D.-N.J. But Long never got manufacture the component parts, the workers around to scheduling the Senate hearings he had who put them together and the congressmen promised. whose district enjoy the economic benefits. In desperation, Promnire sent a private, The bond between the congressmen and the urgent "Dear Colleague" letter to his fellow rontractons has been made all the tighter by a senators. It's against the rules of the Senate for SR 434. —j- . Carter: A political forum featuring candidates whose names will appear on the Nov. 2 general election ballot will be held from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the ampltheatre at Seminole Community College. Scheduled to speak are a representative' for Bill Gunter, Democratic candidate for state treasurer and Insurance commissioner; and Betty Armlstead, his Republican op- ,, V confirmed as vice president and said congressional "came to the conclusion that there was no substance to those allegations." - .29* Iflflt,na.... Political Briefs Ford, replying to a news confer question of whether he had talked to Cook about blocking the probe,said,$41 Iresponded fullyto - President Ford overruled officials __of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration In naming the orbiting laboratory for the space shuttle program. It will be called the "Enterprise," be said, In honor of aircraft den of World War II fame, instead of the "Con. stitidlon," preferred by NASA. But the'trekk1es,"fansof thedurabl etelevis1onse Trek, are privy to Mr. Ford's real motive. The "Enterprise." of course, Is the spaceship that Is home to Capt. Kirk and his crew In the science-fiction adventure episodes atm sees in television rensis. - It was opening day for the President Ford campaign headquarters Thursday In Seminole County. Helping set the scene at 771 N. 1742 In Casselberry were (from left); Sonja Stockatav, DoUle Wilkinson and Shirley Koffman. FANS at the confirmation hearing. - Name FORD nied that such meetings took place. to Fitting - whether Ford fledata1 hearing on his,confirmation as vice president. Ford said at the hearing that he had not conferred with Nixon administration representative, on the matter. The Nixon lobby t named by Dean, Richa is rd K. Cook, has de- 0 certainly no assurance that the .will of the board At that, the situation is far better than it used of directors or the stockholders was being The really clever crook doesn't physically the field of computer security. For example, a followed. ObeInthebuthForinceft was od break into an office or bank these day,. He does Where the illegalities were pursued by top,41 Joe McCarthy began to release his l electronically, has come up wi th magnetic badges, key locks management or carried arrows Oat the word"honsOiu1"wuaflowed out with their The growing of computer and even passwords to ensure that only knowledge, there was no adequate system of in the daily prints. And the word "rape" was has drawn recordproblem atte ndance at recent computer legitimate personnel have access to specific file checks by which eith kept out even Longer, editors us er corporate directors, the ing "violate," or indastry conferences, where stories like banks. sometimes "ravage," to describe such Crimes, following are told: stockholders or government regulating bodies Despite all the safeguards, an estimated 1200 could have knowledge of Irregularities In the The logic behind all this has been fueled by In New York City, a Neighborhood Youth million will be stolen from business this year by normal course of events. In scene cases, cornbenevolence. Also economics. me popular Corps employe with access to the agency's means of computer manipulation an eke- pany directors did not even have power to bring media reports to a nonselectjve audience: unlike computerized check-writing system had more tronic rip-off that will inevitably be passed on to illegal behavior under control., Hustler, which Is bought by customers for one than 900 unauthorized payroll checks printed for honest consumers In the form of higher prices. The investigation was made after 150 corn. reason, newspapers and th electronic media are his friends, at a cost of $2.7 million t panics disclosed Illegal or questionable tj Purchased for another, and never the twain shall payers. In view of the fact that a Ilrd.class stamp now payments or practices money given officials meet. When the content of a "family newspaper" In Washington, D.C., a swindler substituted costs 13 cents, It Is heartening to report that In fo reign countries, politi al payments falls below an imaginary line, e.g. four c at home -letter his own magnetically marked checking account Postal patrons are getting more for their money and commercial Irregularities, words, subscript ions can be lost, In one respect, anyway. deposit slips for the blank ones a local bank kept These are, to an important degree, well. And so In cases where the vice president give on the counter. His account accumulated $Z0,000 The U.S. Postal Service has evidently decided known, respected firma In which, through In four days from other the bird to the rowdies, cra cabinet ,e e'sdeposfts, He thatifitcan'tgIveusbetterservfceltingiveus pensionfunds,amall inv entaofuvs and says black people enjoy defecating under then made a hefty withdrawal L,1 bigger stamps. May be we're wrong, but stamps worker profit-sharing plans, many Americans do seem to be getting l arger and larger. preheated conditions, the public gets the word have an interest. One recent special-Issue 13center measures In California, a young graduate student stole without u words. When an 18-year-old lad The subrommittee sees a need for greater shot in the eye in Vietnam, we say it plain, but we about $1 million worth of Inventory from a utility no less than one and one-quarter Inches by two independence by company directors from the print Richard Nixon's transcripts with deleted company with the assistance of the Inches, or half the depth of a standard letter management of the firm they are overseeing, S otscenjties. own computer. He simply had the computer envelop. The subject is Arth ur S. Ochs, who was and the need for having directors who wil de order equipment to various warehouses, where publisher of the New York Times from 1895 to more time to their role of overseeing. l vote Benevolence or no, censorship In any risky. What Butz said was WrOfig, butname not IS he picked up up Ina disguised truck. He then sold Committee members who have studied the 80 the equipment through a dummy company. Unbiased as we are, we can't think of a more matter feel corporate boards of directors must terrible as the Imagination may perceive. One . appropriate subject for a jumbo-size stamp than also ha Elsewhere, priva te computer files have recalls that the response to the Nixon transcript ve staffs which are free of company ofInvaded by people adding huge amounts a newspaperman, though some people may Ilcer influence and control. deletions was Ignorantly exaggerated, that it money- in why a publisher should rate twice the became sport to gues., what words were omitted, accounts. the form of personal credit, to charge wonder The subcommittee deplores the wide square..inchage of a president. that In fact t he complete transcripts showed the variation In a cco unting methods, the lack of To protect computer-stored flies, many Not to mention their consternation when they stringent accounting standards, and a looseness language to be generally mild and so the cxcompanies have devised systems as tight as Fort address an envelope and then discover that part In auditing methods as practiced President had been done a disservice. which w new Industry has grown up In of the Informa tion is eclipsed by Mr. Ochs' com bine to create a Knox, anda hole si tuation In which OA visage. irregularities are difficult to uncover, . ~~~~ - Dean's sWement led to calls by Mm congressIonal Dismocosts ' It __IT I for Special Watergate Prosecutor Qiarles Raft to Investigate Prudent Controls Needed - - _ President Nixon, as alleged this week by Dean, a former Nixon RAY CROMLEY 4 Fellowship, 9 S.M. to 5 p.m., Deltcna Christian Qmrch, 960 E. Normandy Blvd. Taag1wgs(1 AA, dosed, $ p.m., St. Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. [augwssd IA, closed, 1p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian, side, C*tthe. Z o - FRIDAY, OCTOBER15 Rummage sale sponsored by Qrldla', Women's Watergate break4n. At his news conference Thursday night, Ford siep several questions on whether he met with a lobbyist for former But lsuspect they offerno greater joy than that which cane from fabricating a soapbox racer from an orange crate itid autnebody's abandoned baby wompOpp" - - Guatemala. .. ) . ..• Equally important, the economic issues cannot be considered in Isolation. While an exchange of ambassadors between Washington and Peking would calm some political waters, It would muddy otiez-s - FrIdo', Ott, 15, t,76—sA . CALENDAR WASHINGTON (AP) Praddent Ford has not direct lyconth tradlcted John Dean's allegation, that Ford co nferredwi former Nixon lobbyist about blocking an early Investigation of thea I 0 (mnumicatjons with Peking are difficult at best because the disparity of , philosoph and style. However, there is no mistaking the fact that Communist China has been trying to get the attention of the United states recently. This Is occurring even though the Chinese realize that 01W national attention has diverted bya presidential election. they can also be misleading. For example, the United States already does an annual $3.5 billion worth of business with Taiwan. Some of it would be jeopardized If we moved toward mainland China, as would some of the $500 million in Aaerlcan investmen ts in Taiwan. - But surely the experts on fadism are women. Women'. clothes go In and out of fashion so fast they hardly have time to wear them. 4Ford Sk irts Dean C/o ims On Lobbyist And while We're on the abJect of tads and faikioi can't kite out the toy Industry. When! was kid'there was a basic collection of toys IMt owe hoJIhSI s pair of toy siz1uon (with pearl Plildift, of course); a pocket knife with a million blade, and gadgets on It; a length of rope ffiandy for leaolng the dog and tying op your little sister); and a yo-yo. Throw in a aecond.hand bicycle and a ragged collection of comic books and you had one wealthy kid. Now that collection would seem woefully inadequate to any .elf.respectlng member of the Second Pepol Generation. All the toys are electronic, or bionic, and they come in SdL re pieces we NU separately, for awn. greater than the total budget of . lOsing h4!hl!101*J WIJI - I R 1776- . _T WEATHER MP0 ! s AME RICA —I976 United Way Campaign USO YMCA WE CARE RED CROSS BOY SCOUTS GIRL SCOUTS SALVATION ARMY GOOD SAMARITAN HOME HELP YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS CHILDRENS HOME SOCIETY INFORMATION AND REFERRAL CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES - - - "I' - lSITING NURSES ASSOCIATION iEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH AID-FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS :ENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP 'LEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY )RGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY 'HEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK N SEMINOLE COUNTY EMIPIOLE COUNTY 'Mails Check Today mmmmmmm - Wd my name to the list of contributors. Enclosed fly check for $..... ... to the United Way. - - - BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 1 I t 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida 322.2131 lame , .. I tddress............................................. :ity ............ State ........ 11 - 5.8. (JIM) CR0 WE Inited Wiy of Seminole County '.0, Box 1 44—Sanford, Florida 32771 Exc. Director. F.F.E,O.A PONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD, 11. I Sdnford �Gaines wile At Seminole Heads Tonight's Prep Card One of those moments to remember will pass through Sanford tonight when one of the most important high school football games ever staged in the county sees a couple of undefeated teams playing for a berth in the state playoffs. Gainesville is at Seminole in the monumental game and a standing-room-only crowd is assured. There are five other games this weekend Involving Seminole County teams. Tonight it will be Edgewater at Lyman, Lake Brantley at Spruce Creek, Oviedo at Bishop Moore (Colonial field) and Lake Howell at Apopka. Saturday night Trinity Prep travels to Belle Glade to face Day. Seminole and Gainesville are both undefeated, and the latter brings a No.6 state ranking into town. The visitors are a slight favorite. The game is expected to present a battle with the outcome determined by who best defenses the other's star halfback. Gainesville offers Carl Warren, a 195-pound senior with a combination of power and speed. He should have his pick of colleges when it comes to scholarship time. Seminole offers Tim Raines, an explosive 160pounder who has the knack of getting his team into scoring position. In the last two games, Raines has scored all six of his team's touchdowns. Warren and Raines have seven TDs each for the TIM RAINES season. Perhaps the defensive keys for Seminole are ends Greg Pringle and Charles Riggins, a pair of aggressive, pinching ends. Gainesville counters with Brandon Smith and Jim Goachee as defensive tackles who haven't let much slip past them in four games. Kickoff is at 8 p.m. Lyman, which has gone to the post 14 times without defeating Edgewater, tries again tonight for perhaps the last time. Realignment of districts next year may force Lyman out of the Metro Conference. The 1-4 'Hounds are up against a 4-1 team. Lake Brantley will be seeking its third win in five outings against a Spruce Creek outfit which is I4. Oviedo, fresh off its first win of the season, tries to get a string going against the tough Class AAA district pacesetter, Bishop Moore, which Is 3-2. Lake Howell, 1-4 after losing a heart-breaker to Brantley last week, is looking to quarterback Joey Clark and a strong defensive line to try and hand Apopka its sixth straight defeat. Trinity Prep is up against a team which defeated Cardinal Mooney by a 41.0 score. Mooney beat Trinity last week, 13-10.. The visiting Saints are 3-2, Belle Glade Day 2-3. Reds Beatable Claims M artin J Olderman CARL WARREN Well, Since You Asked Ilk 1 Lyman's Anthony Brooks (42) gets hand In face on way down Linebackers Raymond Brackin and Derrick Hayes also had big plays for Seminole, Brackln intercepting a pass and Hayes recovering a fumble. Oviedo scored early on Wendell McNealy's 34-yard field goal, but were shutout until only two seconds were left in the game when Mcaennon broke loose for a 53-yard TD Jaunt. 1 - Brantle's Milton Brian (79) puts %srapperon Lyman ball carrier Coach Cent' Knight in Lake Howell conference with Billy Giovanetti Oviedo fell to 3-3 while Seminole is now 2-3. Warner Action Saturday Seminole County's Pop Warner teams hit the road for the most part Saturday with five teams planning on playing at the Five Point., Field hoping against rain, which could cause postponement of the games because of the condition of the playing field. Local games feature Jackson Heights midgets against South Seminole at noon followed by three junior midget games at 2, 4 and I (Jackson Heights vs. Teague, Orlando Central vs. Lakeview and Sanford vs. Milwee). All, Lakeview's pee wees face Milwee. The red of the schedule in. eludes pee wee games South Seminole at Maitland, noon; Teague at St. Cloud, 8; Tuskawilla at DeLand, 2. Other midget contests include Milwee at Winter Garden, 1; Tuskawilla at DeLand, 6; Sanford at Winter Park, 4; Teague at Pinecastle, 10. In junior midget action Tuskawilla is at DeLand at $ and In Junior bantam play, South Seminole Is at Fort Pierce at 2. Sanford's Junior bantamit drew a bye this weekend. - Lake Placid Gears For '80 Ski Show — - Defensively, George Wallace, James Smith and Dawls Weaver had outstanding games for Lake Howell. The Baby Hawks' only loss was to Kissimmee. Seminole's big plays were turned in by Ricky Wells on a one-yard TDplunge and Marion Mudd, who picked up a loose hell and ran 60 yards for the winning touchdown. Fullback Mike Sutton had a strong game offensively and defensively. He had the chore of keeping up with Oviedo's Marvin McClennon in the second half. . — Lake Howell upped Its record to 4-1 as Gene Knight Jr., scored on touchdown runs of four and four and five yards and Felix Williams scored on a two. yard plunge and booted a field goal from the 12-yard line. - . . SPORTS , Putting Tip Bot Shaw - but those are a couple of tough Oviedo, 12.10, and Lake Howell ripped Apopka, 234. teams left." In Thursday night's other Lyman put the clincher on games, Seminole squeezed past against Lake Brantley with three second half touchdowns by Anthony Brooks on runs of 35,6 and 20 yards. Earlier, Torn Wilmouth had returned a kickoff 85 yards for a score and IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Oct. 15, 1976 Steve Sefton hit paydirt from 12 yards out on a run. ' - . -. season undefeated," said McCullough. "I've been here seven years, and no team has done It. I feel we have a chance, Air CARMEL, Calif.— Jack globe. He has played golf with guy I know once had a cafe. He Retknond looks iat the world the Age Khan, and with abare- notched lt for every girl hehad. NEW YORK (AP) - The first chantpagoe in a dozen nearly wasn't a _fl for from a a luarter tilt. His face treaded tribal primm in Now Then one day he leaned on the New York Yankees are back in years Thursday night. Martin. mat's because the Is browns almost lathery, from Guinea. "I was playing once cane and broke his neck and sbe World Series for the first "The Reds are beatable," Yankees came ever so close to long exposure to the met. The with the King of Samoa," he diet" e since 14, thrust there on said Manager Billy Martin. blowing the pennant, squanderlines of age are etched deeply remembers. "I asked him what Jack can dill break his age on a dramatic home net by Owls "We have five or ale hitter, who ing a three-run lead in around his eyes, and the threat his handicap was. 'Six wives," th. golf co se, claiming he I Cbambtiss that decided the can rip the ball. Their pitching eig1J htrj of of incipient cataracts threatens he said. / regularly shoots In the middle American League pennant in is light. I think our pitching is George Brett slugged a to otzcure them. But the eyes He has hit golf balls off the 70s, though he now needs a golf the ninth inning of the fifth and better than theirs and It's over dramatic home run to tie the themselves are alert blue. final playoff game. p)Tamlcti In Egypt and across cart and his fingers are di!. the hump now and will do a score. Jack Redmond is 85 yeas Victoria Falls in deepest fening from arthritis, he has The series opens Saturday in better Job in the World Series." Then, a controversial call at Young - probably the world's Africa. He was also good been a physical marvel. He Cincinnati and, after their emo / Martin said he would name second base ended a Royals' oldest active professional enough as a competitive golfer never has had an operation In tbonal 74 victory over Kansas his first game pitcher today rally in the ninth with Brett, the athlete, to playing in the British Open. his life. City, the Yankees could have with Dock Ellis or Ken Holtz- American League batting Wherever there Is the green He reached his career junction, cthat intangible called mornen- man the in* likely candldates. champion, waiting "Every morning for two for one more of a golf course, or even Just in fact, In London in 1917 when years," he reveals, "I take two I turn on their side. "Catfish Hunter will probably swing. He never got It because enough roomto tee upa few he was booked into the London spoons full of vinegar, twol Certainly there was fear of go In Game 2,' the Yankee Qiambliss ended the tension speckled balls, Jack has passed Palladium with his golf act, and spoons ful l of honey and two the awesome Big Red Machine skipper said. with one swish of his bat on the through there In his more than another British Open coming glasses 1 hot water. Then don't as the Yankees spilled their Jack World Series pitching very first pitch from reliever Mark half acezdryofhittinggoz.f balls up. slamthe door when you leave."l Littell In the bottom of the for a living. He Is the longed "I was making $560 at the The most marvelous thing is ninth. playing trick shot artist in the Palladium," he says. "I would that at the age of 85 he dill I The Yankees had constructed world. have netted $360 for winning the works for a living. He spent this a 6-3 lead after seven innings He is still capa ble at Ie of Untlsh open. I stayed at the summer on cruises from New j mostly on the hitting of Mickey stepping up to a tee with Palladi um." York to the Caribbean, doing Rivers, who ripped four hits anywhere from one to three Jack, of course, has li ved to shipboard shows. There is a and scored three runs, and golfballs lined up on it, and see the day of $40,X0.plua, first purpose behind his trick shots Thurman Munson, who had making the one he decides to hit prizes In such disparate places to show what a simple game three singles and drove in two By MURRAY owaswi do crazy things. as Endlcott, N.Y., and Napa, golf Ii. For Jack Is also a I runs. It beats plumbing," he says Calif. But without any regrets. teacher. With the crowd of 5,$J laconically. To him, U!: is more thaji "1 think Ws the most oviictt', the penan( aipproaching, I hav. :xeived cards from striking agolf ball dead serious. rakil game in ta'?c world," he Ed Figueroa went to work In Jack Redmond from all over "JØ Ki rkwood." he says, maintains. "There are 12, eighth. But he didn't Last long. e world W th from Samoa, "ma de it a fun game. The guys million golfers, and there are SAN ANTONIO, Tel. (AP) Conner, tied for second at hen Al Cowens opened with a Egypt and New Guinea, and today are like computers, all 12 million trick golfers. The Tom Shaw, ever-smilin g Q. A fellow coach sad I were discunsing the wrong way run of single, Martin came out to get through The 18 players at 6$, Jint two five years of the Lambs Club in New business. If people take it most difficult trick you can do Is from JlmMarsha adversity, shots out., included Miller thenwtavthjngi * theSii'ran-',ce his starter. ll of York and also Inn um erable seriously, I don't like golf. got a tip from an old frlendjn ber,TomKite,JimColbertand ships 4krs. He claims that the first man to congratulate the hit that ball straight. I could bewildered "Figueroa was Jint out of Las Vegas a couple on the seven it•. "I still chase dames, but it's play one ball all season Long." Marshall In the end zone was Leo NomeWnj. I contend that It of weeks Rod Funseth. was gas," the manager explained, ago I first met Jack when he was kind of an overrated sport when Tommy Davis. Who was It? Was Nomelllaj still with th that has t urned around his That, like everything else Defending champion Don the e den "We had hoped for five Innings golf pro at the Concord you grow older. I still got a about Jack Redmond, is ungolfing en? fortunes. Way Strobi, WWIows, January had a one-under-par 71 th ne Calif. tonight from him and he gave Hotel in Kiamesha La ke, before fiancee in Barcelona, tho ugh. A believable. You're both wrong. Nomellini had retired that year. Davis "Thj. old friend, Jim Che- in the mild, hazy weather us more." while Jimmy nowi , was a punter. Marshall picked up a ball f umbl ed th a club pro in Las Vegas, Ben Crenshaw had a 19 that left to Demaret was brought in by the 49ers' throw smiles amidst the lox offense, ran 1160 yards the other way, trailed by center Bruce Grant Jackson was the followed me during a round at him three back. and bagels. Bosley of San Francisco. Bosley was the man who congratulated reliever and pinch-hitter Jim the Sahara," Shaw said, "and Crenshaw, trailed by the bigsports editor, Harry Grayson, finished then Jim on his feal('). Wohlford Looped a single t he told me, 'Hey, you're ged gallery of the day, who was as wild and Inquisitive not right, putting like you used to.' with a four-under-par bringing up Brett, Q. How many times (ii stall) has a aide been set down with '1 the an Itinerant as Redmond, led a I three pitchers in a regulation major league game? W.F. American League's leading And he worked with me, back nine that included on birdies foray to the Catskills for a hitter this season. He drilled changed my dance, moved my on four of fi ve holes at one Fromeyer, CIndU, mma 0, reunion with his old friend hands, everything, Many times. It's happened so often, In fact, that no tabulation Jackson's second pitch into stretch. Jack, and a lot of BARCELONA, Spain (AP) has ever been made. Were overburdened enough with trivial lower stands In right field and sol"I darted hitting the putts construction for the Games will Shaw, winner of four titles in about a lot of lost days and lost How do you hide a 260-foot ($0- satisfy the environmental au id for the first time in a long suddenly the score was tied, statistics as It is. meter) ski Jump among the thorities, whose approval Is An inning later, the Royals time. I just can't believe It. Ac- the 1969-71 period, has been in a evenings. Redmond was already one of pine trees? tried to take the lead. With two tually, it kind of scares me. The slump ever since. I— necessary before Lake Placid living legends "And this is the worst year those who had "No problem," said Vent can collect $49.2 million In fed-, out, Buck Martinez collected putting stroke is working, but I his third hit of the game and don't trust It yet. I keep a- I've ever had," he said. q blazed through the virgin Lamb, environmental expert of eral aid and start building. Cowens walked. Wohlford hit a pecting to going heck to the way haven't made $13,000 for the P5tt1S Of golf when purses the organizing committee of the Lamb, who runs a small lum-' year and what I have made, were 500 bucks, who was a 1960 Winter Olympics at Lake her and building materials bouncer and third baseman I was putting before." Craig Nettles charged the ball Shaw, once one of pro golrs well, most of it came in one contemporary of Walter Hagen Placid, N.Y. store In Lake Placid, Is chair"Our ski jump will not intrude man of the Environmental He threw to second and Cowens brightest young stars but a tournament (fourth In the Los and Bobby Jones and Craig was called out by umpire Joe struggling also-ran for the lad Angeles Open eight months Wood, who played golf with on the skyline but will stay in Committee of the Games and is the trees. We shall have a few also In charge of planning for. Brinkman although television five years, was required to use ago). My putting hasn't been ro yalty and with bums, The trick shot golf artist is an militants who object, but we the Nordic ski events. Q. What Is that yellow-looking stuff you sometime, see on the replays seemed to show tW that new-old putting Stroke only good and my driving has been evanescent species. Certainly don 't expect to run into any Inside of the white sax that wide receivers In the NFL wear? runner beating the ball. 29 times Thursday on his way to awful. I can't find It half Lake Pl acid has scarcely an anachronism, Joe Kirkwood serio us trouble." ButtheRoyalsdlda'targue aMZ.UndCr-par6landaofle- tune." changed since it boded the Sr.,the pioneer oft ail, Is They're globe of "stickum" and a few moments later, there stroke lead In the first round of which the Shaw missed only one green gope. So Is 4d.legatlon frgn the little ski Winter Olympics In 1932. The down for Periodically and apply on their hands to get a better pip was nothing left to argue about the $IZ,0M San* Antodio..Taw and chipped don for an easy 11e&Ond is still knocking go on balls thrown to them. Fred Biletnlkoff of the Raiders was if resort beside W`hlteface Moun- POPWaUan of around 3,000 W save there. He birdied the first ballsóff the one after Chambliss connected for Open. tam is here to report on prog- dropped by a mere 2gor3o since sterm of a of the pioneers in its use and swears by it. Quarterbacks are not so his home "It was the bed putting round hole from 12 feet, wedged to less the wash of Caribbean waters. ress to the executive board of then. But the psoblems of happy about the "stickwn" because it tends to get on the ball I've had in a long, long time," than two feet on the fifth, ripped Chambjlss' homer and was a the International Olympic staging the Games have InHe started out as a boxer eventually makes It tougher for them to control like throwing a soaring drive that dropped just said Shaw, who ranks a distant a four-iron shot to within flat Committee. creased tenfold. four his nose shows It, with a glue-ball. in front of the right-center field 125th on the year's money- feet for a duece on the 12th, then The General Assembly of InThe zlelegatlon is not yet ridge. "My Q. What has happened to Warren McVea and Otis Taylor of bleachers, near the 385-foot Winning lid with only 112,462. took the lead with his Strong short," he arms were too ternationa1Federatio,s took ready to report plans for homnsays, "and my the Kansas City Chiefs and to Vic Washington of the S.F. Forty- sign. It was Just one of those days finish, action Th ursday on a plan to ing the 3,000 press and talewas too acc es si bl e. So i gave Nlners? Lee C. Brown, oakland, Calif. when everything went right." "I hit the ball and I knew "Thirty-nine feet," he said of up." ban Canada fromstaging inter- vision personnel expected to deMcVea, trying to make a comeback this year after slipping was a good lie missed only one green, the birdie putt on the 15th hole. one," he said. "I sport events for 10 sand on Lake Placid in 1960. World national In the Navy during off to the WF I. in 14 and then not playing at all in 15, went to stayed at the plate for just a didn't make a bogey and bird. "I know. I stepped it off. It was I, he met Johnny Farrell's years. This had been proposed War Objections to changing the camp with the Houston Oilers and was doing okay until felled by second or two to watch the led three of his last four holes in a 13'stepper." brother, Jimmy, who in. as a sanction for Canada's re- landscape helped to sink the injury. His career is probably over. Taylor, one of the great ball." establishing a one-Stroke lead He wedged to three feet on the troduced him to golf. final receivers of all time, also went with the Oilers after 11 seasons in to admit Taiwan for the plans of Denver, which withWhen it dropped out of sight, over England's Peter Oos- 17th and holed a 15-foot, Olympics at Montreal. "This was even before Kansas City, but was cut. At 34, he's done. Washington, a well. Coambliss terhuls, Babe Hiskey and Frank downhill effort on the final hole. drew from hosting this year's wooden tees," recalls Jack. The federations were due to Winter Olympics and handed traveled 30-year-old running back, is now with Buffalo. Of the the air and bedlam broke loose. "We put sand down to tee the confer with the IOC Executive over the job to Innsbruck, Austhree, only Taylor really fulfilled his football potential, Fans overran the field as he , ball up. I played both Board Friday. Political inter- tria. Q. Didn't Jim Marshall break some kind of record for tried to rim out his pennantrighthanded and lefthanded." ference In sport, including Canlongevity In pro firtball? Exactly how old Is he? C.R., Grand winning ho Similar difficulties troubled I mer. , While still in Navy uniform, ada's action against Taiwan the 1972 Wint er Games at Sap- ' Island, Neb. . 4 "I was roughed up pretty he started teaching golf at a and the walkout by the African poro, Japan. Vast sums were The veteran defensive end of the Minnesota Vikings played good going around and fell his 225th straight game against Detroit the third week of the down, I think, school on 86th Street and countries at Montreal, were on spent on constructing a bobsled between first and in Manhattan. The the agenda. season, breaking George Blanda's record of 224. run and then destroying it and In many ways, second, again at about shortsport has since taken him to 100 The Americans have to per- restoring the landscape when he's even more of an enduring model than Blando because Jim stop and a third time past third HOLLYWOOD, Fla. tAP) prove his point tonight when he different countries around the suade the Olympic chiefs that the Games were over. ,has operated in the pits of the front line, where the action is base. I think I touched all the "George Foreman Is an over- meet's the former heavyweight heaviest, far 17 years while Blanda, despite his 26 seasons, was bases, but there might have rated bully," says Dino Dennis. champion in a scheduled 12primarily a kicking specialist for 16 of them. Marshall will be 39 been somebody laying on t hem The unbeaten 24- year- old round bo ut which will be the years old on Dec. 30. it the time." heavyweight gets a chance to second half of a CBS television double header beginning at 7:30 p.m., EDT. The first half of the twin bill features lightweight champion Roberto Duran of Panama, who will make his ninth title defense CINCINNATI (AP) Gary around." said, "because Yankee Stadium "These guys represent the best against Alvaro Rajas of Coda 14 Nolan. Pete Rose and a bunch Sparky Anderson, the man seats more than the Kansas team in baseball," he said. Rica. of other Cincinnati Reds got ager of the defending world City park and they're figuring "There Isn't another club in Dennis said his confidence their wish Thursday night. champions, said some of his that playing New York will baseball that can match the had received a big boost from a They'll be playing against the younger players were being mean more money to them." eight players we can put on the movie actor name Muhammad New York Yankees in the World even more practical than Rose. Anderson sounds as though he field every day. This isn't any All. Series which opens here They were happy to see the believes the Reds have a lock on three-or (ow-man team, like Saturday at 1 p.m., EDT. Th e North Attleboro, Mass., Yanks in the World Series, he the world championship. most clubs." Nolan. the starter for the fighter said he met All a few Reds in t heir third and deciding days ago in Miami where Au is game of the National Lezgue filming the story of his life. playoff agai nst Philadelphia , 1% "lietold me he (Foreman) is W Tuesday, had a personal, like a robot. lie walks straight PHILADELPHIA (AP) will be here for two more Ozark said "that's gone and in. If you stand emotional reason for wanting to Danny Ozark, who watched his years," in front of him, Owens said. "He's done forgotten. face the Yanks, who beat Kan- Philadelphia Phillies end their a trouble. But if you hell of a Job." "I think if you gave the play- you'reside in to side he's lost. us City Thursday rught and 1976 National League baseball Ozark, 52, confirmed that at ers a week, maybe 10 days, move won the American League pen- pennant hopes All handed Foreman his only An three straight least one member of the team they'd be ready to go right down nant. losses to Cincinnati, says news won't be returning to Phita- to spring training again,' l in 44 fights when he re"I figure it's a once-in'a-life- of his raise and new contract said."They want to do gained the heavyweight title in delphia as a ballplayer con- Ozark time shot," Nolan said. "I've should give the team a boost. troversial acAfrica in 1974. /It'I/o. H'!, tI?l(1 Dnv Alotel:l first baseman Dick something that they didn't never seen Yankee Stadium exDennis, getting the biggest Allen. "I ' m sure he's out," coniplish Lids year." Df)Ymi Izuit' ,Y) rwe?s.c (n'tl:/,//t' tor Ioiii,'/zI? "I think it's going to help the 4i cept on television. And it would Despite the playoff loss, chance of his 29-bout career, 'sure make me feel proud, players. The players all were in Ozark said. has been unhappy about the standing out there on the my corner," Ozark said ThursAllen, 34, came to the Phillies Ozark accomplished a feat he's lack of publicity he has re' day night after the club an- in 1964 and spent seven tern. repeated three times in his four mound." ceived for this fight. He refused nounced he had signed a new pestuous years here, then had seasons with the Polls he im Rose, the fiery third baseto attend an unofficial weigh-in man, had a more practical rea- two-year contract with a "sub- tours with St. Louis, the Los proved the team record. inthe ceremony Thursday. The club finished sixth stantlal" pay boost. son. Angeles Dodgers and the ( Eastern Division after Ozark's "I was watching a television "I know the Yankees' pitchNeither Ozark nor the club cago White Sox. First season in 1973, with a show the other night," he said, ers better because I've faced would elaborate on contract fie returned to the Pttils a record of 71-91. Ozark moved "and the guy said I had two most of them before," he said. terms or the amount of the great fanfare in 1975 andmid fin- the club to 60-82 and third place chances 'slim and none.' It ishcd the current season hitting the following "1 guess you might say it's a raise. year. tires me up." psychological thing with me, Will ti t't tur lhiic (4t he citk In tnt (lie l't',le 1k If the announcement does .268 after twice being put on the t. I In 1975, Ozark had the Phib in Dennis, whose record is 27 but it always bothers me when boost team spirit, it won't all disabled list, lIlt, \clk i In I and i hniel nr intl'! second place at 86-76, and he victories and a draw, is getting I'm (acing a pitcher for the first have been by accident, accordiiiir Yellinii, ltt.s Sales Rep can dcit:n it l)rtrilmll lir During has Philadelphia took them to the division title an estimated $100,000 which is time.. .I've faced Catfish ing to Paul Owens, the Phil's' ure, Allen was the centerten'.0 th;it'lI niikt' it easier mr tlie-..' pi.ttple ki find \tiii. of this year on 101 victories and 61 more than six limes as much as Hunter, Dock Ellis, Ken Holtz- personnel director. several controversies which losses, his previous highest purse. man. Ed Figueroa is the only "1 think it will help a lot of threatened to disrupt team un"I hope I can improve it next Foreman reportedly will gel one I haven't seen. I can hit a those players who are going to ity. year," said Ozark, "and I don't $300,000, although figures much pitcher better the second time be with us just knowing Danny lkvpaçes As for the ill-fated playoffs, see why I shouldn't." higher have been mentioned. I J LvmanJ s Patriots For Shot At 7-0 Record Lyman High School wrapped up undisputed claim as the top junior varsity football team in Seminole County Thursday night with a convincing 34-12 victory over Lake Brantley which left coach Bob McCullough's team high and dry with a 5.0 record and only games remaining against county foes Colonial and Winter Park. "We'd like to finish the Ft. Redmond: Make Any Shot; Idg I*aW, SaeNrd, ____ - — Seminole's Mike Hayes grabs jersey of Oviedo's Marvin McClennon while James Cassanova assumes angle of pursuit - - — - The Grudge. Of Grudge Games Set TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida State Coach Bobby Bowden sums it all up this way: lf you ask me which game I'd rather win It would be this one.,, He referred, of course, to the annual clash between Florida State, down on its luck In recent Years but rebounding recently, and the strong Florida Gators, 12th rated team in the nation. The rivalry Is intense although one-sided, as the Gators have whipped FSU eight games in a row. In fact, the Seminoles have managed only two victories and a tie in 17 games with Florida. "1 don't know how serious they take FSU," Bowden said. We haven't beat them in so long, I wouldn't worry about us if I was them." But Florida Coach Doug Dickey said he is taking Florida State seriously, especially after ill the Seminoles looked sharp In Playing their own version of I've Got A Secret, Oviedo coach Don Gustafson, upsetting then 13th rated Boston College, 28-9, Last Saturday. above, puts word In ear of Mike Bazos, while Seminole coach Bobby Lundquist "We beat Boston College last makes point with QB Tim Hardy, below. week because they fumbled four tlmes,and we cashed in on every one of them," Bowden said. "If we don't improve against Florida, they'll beat us and they'll beat us bad." Florida, 3-1, and Florida State, 2-3, will collide at 7:30 p.m. Saturday night In FSU's Doak Campbell Stadium before an anticipated full house crowd of about 41,000 partisan fans. Bowden said the game is a match up of "their flyers against our plodder,." World Series At A Glance - - — George Foreman Overrated Bul ly? — -. - - i C'l ncy Was Pulling For NY - Ozark Gets Pa c t aIS e - - - - All Times EDT Saturday's Game New York at Ccinna. I p m Sundays Gem. New York at Cincinnati. 1- 30 p.m Oct. I Cncn,,tt at New York. 1:30 p m Wednesday, Oct. 20 Cincinnati at New York. $30 p. m Thursday, Oct. 21 Cincinnati at New York. I 30 pm t necessary Saturday. Oct. fl New York at Cncinnit, 1 p m if necessary Sunday. Oct. 24 New York at Cincinnati, I pm. if necessary . 3 out of 4 adults find - help in theYellow Pagelen hi - GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION 1 �IA- temM I*iM ks,d, FL Fdy. t. 1L GELDI4G!LLY byMonMo 'L.gd 56? R1C4fP FORWaN AAPcsd r o# iwl YEAR 4* Ar /977896, AND FNtAiøRD tJ Wend stirs name with liii Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance With the provIsiOns ci the Fictitious Name StaMes,, To.Wit: SectIon 463,4 FlorIda Statutes 1S7. 11A Row AT 4 5: Piggy N. Cooper 'I - Publish: Oct. I, 13. 22. 34, 1476 OEE.3s ___________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at The Palm Springs Center. Altamonte Drive. SernlneliCOunty, Florida Under fictitious name Of SMUGGLER'S INN, and that I Intend to regIster said name with the Clerk Of the Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordanc, with the prevIsions 01 the Fictitious Name teoii 445.04 Circuit '1 r'IrPOR(GO Plunge yaywn,. S: Altamonte Restaurants, Inc. Joseph Iulasky, President PublIsh: Oct. 1.4, IS. 72. 1976 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND NOTICE OF PUILICHEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to SectIon 353.113. FlorIda Statutes, that a public hearing will be held on obections to lease of submerged lands inaccoriiancewitp, application made by Seminole County, co James J. Buck, Jr., I fwt4re4' AT ii s'ç (PERipPif 97# 75 #a4'SF 7W)fAR /NçD.t*E V 'z £#57 M'Lb$ WV 'EN mNpsrn #m 6A'a: A LOT AN56iT*f 77f116 - PRORATE DIVISION PUS Member 74.fl3.CP DVIOI Deceased NOTICUOF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE AIOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the adminIstration of lie estate of ALOYSIUS M. MATTEA, decad, File Number 74-373Cp, Is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. FlorIda, Probate Division. the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 33771. The personal representative ot me estate Is CONBANK.WINTER PARK wh. address is 710 S. Orlando Avue, Winter Park, Florida 377$, The name and address of the Personal representative's attorney a - Parts and Recreation. Seminole '?"e 1H-. r.ir', ,wlth,,. S.inford, FIoria 33111. be dascriba'd It. r'a!'n," which lands in Lake Mills are p, purtenant to the property ci me Q (14) 3.3Q; P (3.1) 74.20. NINTH - 1. Alva (2) 11.10. 3.4 440;?. Juan (3)7.00.4.00;). Sala Ii ORLANDOSEMINOLI 1.40; Q (2.3) 31.20; P (23) 47QØ MATINEE RESULTS TENTH -1. Santi (7) 13.40, Ii 2.40;). Manolo (5) 5.00. 2.10; 3. Arc a FIRST I. UriaVia (7) 24.20, (1) 1.20; 0(5.7)33.40; P (7.3) lUll .1Q. 5.30; 2. EcIsnoIezlla (5) 1310, OD (27) S7&I0. 1.40; 3. Do.nkgoArana (I) 310 ELEVENTH -1. Arta.Elcrza I) (5-7) 34.20; P (7.5) 301.20. SECOND -I. Ic.Yja (1) 10.20, 35.40. 440. 3.40; 2. Cacho.Zarr, (IU 10.10, 320; 3. PatxI.Ectiiy, (1) 3K 5.40, 3M;?. Urt.M)gu.l J aI.AIaI Room 203. One North Park Avenue, ' - 4.10; 3. OguIia.JavI (3) 5.40;(1) 4.10. Q (SI) 44.00; P (SI) 220.50. TWELFTH - 1. Ferm)n.Ect.v$ 22.10; (4.)) 41.10: DO (7.1) 540• THIRD-I. UrzaS,stia (I) 30.20, (3) 1100. 3.40. 17.00; 2. Alavi-AftU (1) 4.00. 1.20; 3. AntonArca (3) 7. 1.10. 4.10; 2. DomlngoSoto 2.40; 3. an. Elorza (2) 3.40. 4.30. Q (7,4) 11.10; p (21) 224.50; BIg (5.4 with all-?) 1UOO Id (SI h 4) 31.10; P (34) W.I0. FOURTH - 1. Arecha Solo (7) LIII) 45140. Handle 133,134; A 2.400. 4.40. SM, 3.40; 2. Jc.ftLj (3) 420. 3.30; 3. Pat*l-Zirr* (4) 4.00; Q (37) 30,10; P (73) 134.50; LID Hockey - applicant located in Section a TownshIp 31 South, Range 37 East, Seminole County, Florida. The public hearing will be held at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on Wednesday, November 17, 1974, commencIng at the lour of 5:00a.m. D.S.T. PLEASE BE GOVERNED AC. CORDINGLY - BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. Harmon W. shields Executive Director Florida Department of Natural Resources Publish. Oct. 15. 1974 - '. FIFTH - I. Alava-AItu (1) 11.20, 13,30,4.10;). ManoIo Zan'. (7) 12.00. S.10;3.Marur)•Larrfl(4)7jO;Q(). 7)53.20; P (17) 735.70. SIXTH - 1. (IQ .1Ø.CPIIZ (1) 22.40. 440. 3.10; 2. NeguIQuiola (1) 4.10. 3.30; 3. Jose.JayI (3) 3.10; Q (1 1)34.20; P (41) 102.30. WHA W I. 1 Pts Op 0A Qu.t*c BIrm 3 0 0 4 15 t 2 1 I S 20 IS I I 2 1 21 I 1 0 2 S 7 CncI' lfldpls MWW. 1 3 0 2 I) 4 SEVENTH - 1. Jose M$QU. (4) N. Eng. 0 3 0 0 7 7 1440, 12.20.1.00; 2. Eddy Coldo (4) Western DivIsh,ø 1.20. 3.10; 3. Domingo-Vu (2) 3.00; W'rwlp.g 2 0 0 1 4 3 ' Q: (44)441Q; P (4.1)231.30; BIgQ PhOni* 2 I 0 1 15 1 (II) with all (1) 11.40. (1-1 with all HOultOn 2I 0 1 s 4)123.40. Edmnrn I 0 0 2 2 0 EIGHTH-i. Mano$oLarres (7) S Dii' 0 1 I 1 ii 3 1010. 410. 2.40; 3. MarurI.Zavre (5) Calgary o 0 0 4 I7 7.20. 3.40; 3. SantlArta (II 4.00; Q Thursdays Rev (5.7) 3000; p (75) 105.50 Cinch'lna?I 7. BIrmIngP',am t, NINTH -1 BlIbjo (I) 1400.4 10. OT. tie 740; 2. A,echa (3) 320. 5.40; 3. SaIa Phonhi 1, Minnesota 3 (1) 140; 0 (31) 51.40; P (ii) 15330 Tay's Games TENTH -1. Marurl (4) 4.00. 4.00. CincinnatI at lndinapo4ji 510;). AItu (5) 4.40, 320; 3. Arca U) San Diego at Minnesota 420; Q (5 4)10720; P (IS) 325.40; Witrtipeg at Edmonton DO (44) 3)240, Satvrday' Oan,,s ELEVENTH - I. Jose Eloria (3) Quebjc at New England 11.40, 3.00. 2.20; 2. Pat.) Perez (S) Birmingham at Houston 4.40. 3.00; 3. OQuiza.Soto (I) 210; Q Winnipeg at Ptinlx (3 5) 34.20; p 23) 1.20. Calgary at San Diego TWELFTH - 1 AntonPere: (I) 13.40. 1.20. 310, 2. SmntiAguirr* (3) NHL 410, 4.40; 3. Alavi.Juan (2) p30; Q CAMPIELL CONFERENCE (34) 5410. P (43) 131.10; Big Q (25 Patrick Dvisiit wit?i3$)40340 W L T Ph OF Ø A 1,740; Handle NY Island 4 0 0 I 14 $000 - - THURSDAY NIGHT NY Rang Allan P?Wa FIRST - I. Larrl.Yza (1) 410. 3.00. 3.10; 2. Eddy .Mvi (3)1.40,3.40; 3 Ur:a Alberdi (41 3.10. 0 (3-1) Chgo $1.00. p 3) 112.20. SECOND - 1. Eddy.Vza (4) 3 2 0 4 23 IP 32041721 1 3 0 2 5 I. Smythe D)vlslist 420. 3.40. 7. Ogvza SonMz (7) MIin 15*11.30; 3. IcaAlberdi (4)1.40. Q VanCyr (71)14240; P ($71 344 40. DO (44) WALES CONFERENCE 5440 THIRD-I AIdlr,aSoto(S) 10.20. 4.20. 2. EcptanoYza (3) 440, 3.70; 3. Urza Co (2) 3.40; 0 (SI) 4340; P (4-5) 103.40. FOURTH 1. ArIa Qwo*a (4) 35.40. 7 40. 160; 2. Jose AlberdI 3) SI0J.40;3. CachoSoto (1)330. Q (24) 37.20. P (42) 12100; 00 ($4) 4 - 237)0 FIFTH - I. rwi.Juan (5) I) 30.4.40.' uU; 7 Alava B.ngoa (2) 440.310; 3. Sala.Lerr.a (7) 3.20; Q (7 5) 41 10; p (5.3)11170. FIFTH - 1. Marwi J (5) 1320.4.10.700; 2. Maya g()) 440.310. 3. Sal. 1.a'rea (11 3.30; q Mont LA. Norris Divisien 1 1 0 I 25 7 122 1 15 13 Oeti't I I 1 3 3 i Wash 1 2 1 3 13 II Pith I 3 0 3 13 24 Adams D,vIsbø Bstn 3 1 0 4 20 1] TntO 1 1 1 3 13 13 C)I# I 2 I 3 13 13 BJN 1 2 0 2 4 9 TltWriday's Risen AAontreol 7. PhIadelpIia 1 Today's Games TOI'OntO at Boston Pittsburgh at AtIant Chicago at Colorado 12 3) 4140. p (521 143.70. Saturday's Gaines Cliwelarid SIXTH - I Oguza Solo I)) 15.10. at New 440. 3.20. 7. Cacho Perez (5) 1040, Islanders N 120; 3 Lsrvl-Sanchez (2) 340; 0 (5York Rangers 1) 73ØØ• P 175) SEVENTH - I. Jose Arana p 2340.1100.410;2.DomAlb.t'd, (3)740. 500; 3. Ec anou.guel (2) 100;Q(3I)1040;($))I40Q0.BG Q (I? wifti 3,) 1.303.30. EIGHTH -I. Manolo Echave (4 12.10, 140. 140. 2 IlbeGAttu ;j 320. 5.20. 1 Feimin ZaIre (3) 340 at teal Philadel at Y Mon TOrto Detroit at PdtSbvr;h SI Louis at Vancouver Buftalo at Minnesota Wash,ngten at Los AngeI.s Sundays Games Ds$ro.t at Phi .delphia Atlanta at Buffalo Home Delivery of the EVENING HERALD is available in nearly all areas of Seminole County. For Regular Delivery Call 322-2611 or 831.9993 Fiorida,wlllholdapublicheaqingto consIder an Amendment to the County Subdivision Regulations. The proposed Amendment wOuld allow the Board of County Corn missioners to grant waivers to the one acre minimum lot size requirement for installation of a septic tanh.. Copies of the proposed Amend. mentareavailableforr,viewinthe Land Development Division, Room 113. of the Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. This public hearing will be held in the County Commission Chambers of the Courthouse, Room 203. San. lord. Florida, on November, 1514, at 10.00 AM., or as Icon thereafter as possible. Written comments may be filed with the Land Development Division i. in atpei" ten4ance will be heard orally. Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WI THIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTlCE,tofIIeanyobj.(i they may have that challenges the validity Of the decedent's will, the qualIfIcations of the personal repreSentatIve, or the venue or iurisdIction of the Courl. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SC) FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Dateofthefirstput,licati0f,j5 Notice of Administration. October By. Mike Hattaway. Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Ptne: 3234330, Ext. 3W PubliSh' Oct. 15, I'14 DEES9 NOTICE OF ACTION TO. BENJAMIN JAMES and ESTHER JAMES, also known as Ester James. his wife; W. E. Hicks and HAZEL HICKS his wife; LEE W000BERRY nd IRENE W000BERRY. his wife, and each of them. If living, and if dead, the unknown spouse, heirs, devlsees. legatees, grantee's. creditors, Or Ott'tef persons claiming by, through, under or against the above named Deten danti, or any Of them, arid all persons known or unknown having or claiming any right, title cc in terest in or to the following described property in Seminole County, Florida. tO.wit, PARCEL ONE: W ', of NE 'mof SE ¼ of Section 29. TownShip 7) South. Range 31 East. lying and being in Seminole County, Florida; PARCEL TWO: E L10f NE 'iof SE '.00 Section 29. TOwnship 71 South. Range 31 East. lying end being in Seminole County, Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t.'l$ an action to remove Clouds from and quiet the title of Plaintiffs in and to the above described property r'.as been againstpouandyouarerequlrt0 serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on WILLIAM Pt BEAR DALI,, Of BEAR DALI. LEWIS. BLANICNER & L.GETTE. whose address is 60 North Court Aveiii,e. Post Office Bx 3431. Orlando, Florida 32102. on or before November istt. 1474. arid file the original with the Clerk of thiS COurt either befOre service on Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately thereafter. otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Compla.nf. An abbreviated title of the case IS "VEPIANCIO A. ADRIATICO and JANE W ADRIATICO, his wife, IndIvIdually and as trustee's. etc. Plaintitfi. BENJAMIN JAMES. et al, Defendants," Civil No 74-IISICA I3EE arid was ifltituted and is pending in the Circ,j,t Court of the E.gtteenm Juc'ic.aI Circuit, in and for Semanole County at Sanford, Florida WlTNESSmyftandand,lof ttlisCourtonme1jhdayofOctbq, 1474 Uaal) Arthur H Beckwitp., Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk PubIssi, Oct I$. 1414 DEE is Representa. tive of the Estate of ALOYSIUS M. MATTEA Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: L W Carroll. Jr.. Esquire Of CARROLL & JONES, PA. P0. BOx Ill. Catselberry, FlorIda 37707 TelePhone. 43.1 5700 Publish Oct. IS, 22, 1916 DEE II NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION $ OF UNIT 1, according to the eat, as reroq in Plat Bo* I?, Page 31 i'ublic Records of S mole County, Flur,da and That Lot Block G, NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION S OF UNIT 1 as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 31. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. described as follows aegnnmngattheNo,.tf,eac,,.01 said Lot 15. said corner being on the arc of a curve concave Nor thwtsterly having a radius of IV 73 f,thence from a tangent bearing of South 14 degrees 01 minutes 00 seconds West run Southwr.terly 400 fret along the arc of said curve and the Easterly boundaryof said Lof throujpti a central angle of 0) degree 50 minutes 10 seconds to a mint; thence North 41 degrees II minutes 31 seconds West 11007 fees to the Northwest corner of Lot 15 thence South 71 degrees 35 minutes 34 seconds East 11000 tees aimg the Northrlyboun(1aryot40t4j 0 the point of beginning has been filed against you and tt. you are required to serve a copy 01 your written defenses. if any, to it on Plaintifl'sAttorn,ywhos,nameand address is A. DUANE BERGSTROM ot RUSH, MAR SHALL, BERGSTROM AND ROBISON, PA. 33 East Livingston Street, Post Office Box 3114. Onlando,Fi,33402onorbe .. wrm u.iuw. e November 14th. 1574. and me the orig;nai with the Clerk 0* this Court either before service on Plaintiffs Attorney or immediately thereat. 1ev; otherwise a Default will be entered against you for me relief demanded in tile Complaint or Petition, WITNESS my hand and Seal this Court Ihis 11th ci October. each personal representatIve. Allpersonslnt,restedlntheestate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, within three months from the date ci the tint publication Of thiS notice, to file any oblections they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the Personal representative, or the venue or iurlsdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Dateottheflrst publicatlonof this Notice of Administration: October 4th, 1514. Lurla 0. Goode As Personal Representa. tive of the Estate of ALFRED M. OWINELL . ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Kenneth M. Bean. Road Comments by property O 115 withIn 300 feet of the Proposed proiect should be In writing to the Department of Environmental Services, 1327 South Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida 37771. Michael J. Hattaway, Chairman Board of County CommissIoners Seminole County, Florida Publish Oct 15. 1976 DEE 42 NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOT ICE IS HEREBY given that the undersigned. pursuant to the "Flctltiij Name Statute" Chapter 463 09, Florida Statute, will register with tile Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and For Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the Publication of this notice. the Ic tit,0,jS name, to wit. RACONIK LEASING under which they are engaged in business at 17111 Wood Ridge Drive, South Bend. Indiana Thatthepartiesinlevntedjnsaid business enterprise and their In. terest ifl the same areas follows. IKE EIKELBERNER 20 per CONRAD R ADAMS, II -SO per cent RAY CARRELL - 20 per cent Dated al Altamonle Springs, Seminole County. FlorIda, this the day of September. I?74. GARY E. MASSEY. ESQUIRE BROCK. MASSEY & WALDEN 414 E. Semoran Bled. Altamonle Springs. Fla. Pubfish' Oct. 1. I, 1$, 72. 1474 DEE? __________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN _________________________ FICTITIOUSNAME Notice rsPuertby given ttsaf lam elqagedmnbusinessaf Roujfei P.O. Box 233. Sunset Drive. Longwood 32150. Seinii'wIe County, Florida under the fictitious name of SKY SMITH AUTO SALES, and trial I ntendtoregistersaid,,,newith Clerk 0* tIm CitCust Court. Seminole Cnty. Florida in accordance witis the provisions Of tile FiCtI$IouJI Name Statutes, To Wir: 14509 F'.ori4a Statu1 1551. S Schuyler G. Smith PubtisIl Oct. I. 15. 77. 29. 1974 flEF3T to the Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 443.09, Florida Slatute. *ill register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, inan.J for Seminole County, FlOrIda, icon receipf of proof Of the ,OliCation of this nofice. the tic. titlous names folling to. wit; FOURDEE DIVISION AND FOURDEE, INCORPORATED under which this corporation is engaged in business at 410 Plumos.a Avin in the City of C.asselbecry. Florida That the party ilveresfed In Slid business enterprise is aS foloriis. EMERSON ELECTRIC. CO By Ron WOrWIck Vice Chairman Of Foua'dee Division Of Emerson Electric, CO. Pubis?' Oct I 11.37.79, ttls ,ejer .J.anue ilonds Intncjmi,'nt 0EE10 011154,000tobedatadasoffhedate of delivery, In the dinominatimi of - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1IIS.CA49.A MURPHY JAMES and JUDITH K. JAMES. his wife, ak a JAMES MURPHY and JUDITH K. MUR PHY, his wife, Plaintiffs, SI,C00oranymultIpIethereofbujt greater than $10,000, maturing at various times from P74 through 3015, bearIng interest payable an. nually on the first day of September at a rate not to exceed the rate allowable by law, and its City of LakeMary Bond Anticipaticn Notes inanarnountnot,xceedings334., amoreparticulardesc,Ipttonof said Bonds an said Water Revenue vs ROBERT W. HATCH and GLORIAJEAN HATCH. his wife, and CHARLES ROUTH and CATHERINE ROUTH. his wife, Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ROBERT W. HATCH GLORIAJEAN HATCH State of Texas YOUR ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County. Florida; Lot 139. OAKLAND HILLS. atCording to the Plat thereof as recordedinplat Book"Ir, PageU. Bond AntIcipation Notes being contained In tim Complaint filed in theseproceedings,to determine the legality of the proceedings had and taken in connection therewIth, and the legality of the previsions. covenants and agreements con. tamed therein, and seeking a ludgment of this Court to validate the proceedings for said Water Revenue Bonds and said Water Revenue Bond Anticipation Notes and$aidWaterReywuenand Wafer Revenue Bond Anticipation Notes when issued pursuant thereto, andsaidcompiaintnowhavi%been Public Records of Seminole County, Northlod.greesso'E,lsofeettothe posnt of beginning. Parcel 3. The above property is located im. mediately South 01 9124 acer Lake pursuant I.Jlldlflg 410 Florida Avenue Tampa, FIor'a 33402 1"tr. M P..tIl! htI-,.t 1 IS. presented to this Court, for entry of Florida From the lnteIsectio of the West R Wlineof Bear Lake Roadandth, Nont1lindofth'sSW...ofIMSW¼of SedIon2O. Townsliip2l S. Range 34 East. run South 10 degrees 50' West along said Westerly R.W line, a distance 0*123.19 feet for a POB; run thence N 19 degrees 10' West 64375 fe'et more or less, to a point 253.19 feet West of the East line of Section IS, TownshIp 71 South, Range 7 East, thence South. Parellel with Said East line of Section IS. a distance of 143.24 fØ, thence S. 79 degrees 10' east, 404)0 fees, more or less, to the Westerly R. W line of Bear Lake Road. Thence undersigned, Clerk of the CircuIt Court By; 5: Martha T. Vihlen DepUty Clerk GREGORY, COURS. PAN IELLO I JOHNSON Attorneys for Plaintiff Exchange National Bank anOrderto5ltowCausepurwant,o has been liled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, 1 any, to it on CMpter7LFlorldaStatutes,th, Court being fully advised In the premises: IT IS ORDERED AND AD. JUDGEOffiatth, State of Florida, throuOfs the State Attortley of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, and the' several property .n.rs, taxpayers and citizens cI the State of Florida including EMERY H. ROSENOLUTH. JR.. Pliitjff'5 attorney, whose ad'ess s Post Office Box 243. Orlando. Florida 32402. on or before October 71. 1476. and tale the original with the clerk qi this Court either before service on Pia,ntltt's attorney or immediately thereafter; Otttff'w15E ade$auttwillbeent,redagainstyou for the relict demanded in the sI.Oiw4Iidents ownI,4 property or Subect to taxation therein, arid all others having or claiming any right, title or interest In property to be atIectedinanywaythef40y, they are each hereby required to appear and show cause, II any tpmr, be, before this Court on the lSth day of November, 1916, at 300 O'clock P.M. in the Chambers of the un. dersign.d Judge at the Seminole County Courthouse in the City Of Sanford, Florida, why the prayer of complaint or petition WlTNESSmyhandandtMsealOf this Court on September 70. 1976 ICOURT SEAL I Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. As Clerk of the Court By Cherry Kay Travis As Deputy Clerk PubliSh Sept 21 4. Oct 1, I. IS. 1474 CEO 126 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.IlII.CA.I4.E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE SUSAN PALMER PetItioner and VICTOR LEWIS PALMER Responglent. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: VICTOR LEWIS PALMER RESIDENCE UN KNOWN VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat an action for dissolution marriage has been filed aginit you andyouarereguiredtoveacpy of your written defenses to it. if any, on Carroll Burke, Attorney for Petitioner, wHOse address 5 417 Santord Atlatnlc Bank Building. Sanford, Florida. and file the original e.ith the Clerk of Circuit Court. "anford, Seminole County. Flo,idi, on or before the 26th day of said complaint should not be onantedafldwhytheproce•(ftng5f saidWaterRevenue,.dsandsaid bond anticptIon notes and Water Revenue Bonds and bond when issued pursuant thereto should n be validated and confirmed as tllefeIn.prayed. AND IT IS FURTHER OR DERED AND ADJUDGED that this Order to Show Cause be published in till manner required by Section 15.04. FlorIda Statutes, in the Evening Herald, a newspaper ci pmera circulation published in Seminole County, Florida, AND IT IS FURTHER OR. DERED AND ADJUDGED that by such publication of this Order all property Owners, taxpayers, and citizens of Seminole County and tim State of Florida. IncludIng nonresidents owning property or subject to taxation therein, ar all others having or claiming any right, title or interest in properly to be Octoe':r A D 1916 otherwise a afted by the issuance of said defalt will be entered against you revonuebondsafl4s.aoficlpat notes or to be affected in any way t, the relief demanded in thereby, be and they are made Petition WITNESS my Hand and Seal of PartIesdesendaretothispredIng Ihat this Court shall have tti Court on this the 22nd day Of iur.sdict,on of them to the lame Sptemoer. A 0. l976 extent as if named as defendants in (SEAL) said complainf and Personally Arthur H Beckeith. Jr served with process in Ihis cause Clerk Of Circuit Court DONE AND ORDERED in Seminole County. Florida Chambers at Sanford, Seminole By Cherry Kay Travis CARROLL BURKE Mtn for Petitioner 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg County, Florida, this 77th day of September, 1,74 Kenneth M Leffler Circu,t Judge 5.,,nfo,'d FlQrdi 32771 PvbI,Sh Sept 244. Oct 1. S. IS Ill, Publish. Oct. I. I. IS. 22, 474 DEC 124 _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEEN E T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. '6.IJ3SCA.$4E IN RE; The MarrIage tf WALTER If ROHLER. Petitiq Husband. an ALBERTA IA. ROHLER. ResIdent Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ALBERTA IA ROI'iLER Higrijand Apt 2040 Coshocton Roaci Mt Vernon. Ohio YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEQ that an aCtion for DisSolufion of Marriage arid other relief has been filed against you and you arc requ;r to serv, a copy of your wrilten defenses, if any, to if on Attoffey for Petitioner, Carmne M. Bravo, (sq . of KORMAN , BRAVO. PA $20 E. H.ofiway 434, Lonqwood, FL 37750 and lile the styled Court on or before October 30. ISM. otherwis, o judgment may be entered aga.nst you for thi relief dimandeu5 .11 use Pillion WlTNESSmyhandts,of lad Court on Sept II, 1474 (SEAL I AgtP,,.jr H Beckw,tts, Jr Clerk Of me COWS By Crela H'gg'nbotw,s D'pu4y Clerk sic! .451).' 4 i DEE 7 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busIness at ill Atlantic Dr Fern Park. Seminole County, Florida under the liclitious name 01 ELORADO MOTORS. arid that I 'nten to register saidnarne with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statuses, To Wit Section 44309 Florida Statutes 1457 S Ste'phi J McCumminqs Publish Oct I. 14. 22. 29. I474 DEE :; S ' of SE t All that part of the NW I. and the South ~ of the E " of Section 77. lying East of Litlle Wekiva RiverQ - 'a WEST 01 Longwood Markham Road, W '. 3 Of SE 1 a West of LongwoodMarkham Road,NW¼OINE¼,S"iOINW'., North ~ of NE a of SW 'si. W 1 Of SW'.,NE'.'iofNW'.,inSectlon33; N l'I Of SE ¼ Of NW'... SW '.01 NW '.. West 7 acres of N ~ of N "i of NW'1ofSW¼,SouthteOfNW'.ol NW'.,S0rodsNorthandScuthand 32 rods East and West in NW corner of NW'.ofNW'i,inSection34; . North . of NE '.in Section 37; All In Township 30 South, Range 34 East, lying in Seminole County. Florida. BANK OF PALM BEACH & 4. , .. . ' . S li e - , •' .. . ' e . '- ' ' 1,, ' 11• ' ' ' • * - '. • * 'ii I . ' ' I ' . ...' I - .. . Molly Steudle, Caseelberry, Is a vlgorotaly vIvacfot10 81 years ofd, with a special mission In life to help senior citizen, enjoy their leisure time. "I organized the Happy Senior Citizen's sh over a year ago, after many requestá. We are an independent group, With no radrictions, and Choose OIW Ot adivitles," she said. Molly's days are always fUIJiiLa4 wft of uawent on a boat tour from Winter Park. Well, wegotcaughtina very heavy downpour g were completely drenched. But we , (Herald phete by Jean PaIleion __ .. or -. . ,. • • •' .. • .,' :.•:. ;.'. .'. ". .. • • in to eat, ltst dripping. We laughet and Laughed and had so much fun!" she recalled with a chuckle. Molly's undauntable spirit ads the mood for the group. Florida WOmen Interested in (FTU) in OrLando, £U Is seeking applicants for 1977; May30, 19'Tl; Sept. 5,1917, Upon completion of the Readying plans fora cruise, she careers In environmental The new program, supported referral to Noire Dame. A total and Jan. 16, 1975. training at Noire Dame, the said, "In November, e P1*" tO health science who pack the wholly by the National Science of 48 women nationwide will be Molly Steudle checks cruise Itinerary To be eligible a woman must women will be expected to enter visit San Juan and oiher points proper credentials are Invited Foundation, will offer "career selected for the NSF program, have received her bachelor's or and complete a graduate . of Interest while on a seven-day to apply to a unique academic facilitation training" to women wIth 12 wothen attending each master's degree In biology, training psm cruise. We i The seniors go to each new Friday of each month, with a to visit program hosted by the who now hold degrees In of four 12"week Increments. nistry places," Already scf dinner-theatre production, social gathering on the third University of Noire Dame with science or engineering but are No tuition will be charged for engineering, mathesnatica or a For more an mallen, direct Seniors tOUTEd They visit their sick members Friday. "We play bingo, have assist from Florida not currently employed In their the training program, Sessions related area of science no i and offer assistance. Each year speakers and just enjoy ow. inquiries to Dr. Hartman at all the Florida attractions, Technological University field. are scheduled to begIn Jan. 17, thantwonormorethanl5yurs the Department of Civil Mollyexplalnedwhysbetock a Christmas party is planned, selves," smiled Molly, who Is' ago. Participants will be Engineering and Environ- on the responsibility of with money for gifts donated also president of the American selected mainly on the basis of mental Sciences, FTU, engineering a new, Independent Instead to the Mental Health Legion Auxiliary l, Association in Casselberry. their undergraduate records Orlando, Fla 32816, phone 215. group by uypg, Molly's hobbles have taken a and their apparent ability to 2841, or write directly to Dr. to get things started. Ths Is for Reymond Bishop Is back seat to her beloved Happy successfully complete a Ketchwn at the Department of people who have no place to go, president of the Happy Seniors Seniors, she said. "I used to graduate program in jn. Uvil Engineering, University but who would enjoy meeting Business meetings knit, but I'm so involved now vironmental health and of Noire Dame, Noire Dam, and being with a congeniai are held at the American with ow seniors, there's just no engineering. md. 55 Legion Building, the first time left!" Women Offered' Science Training, Jobs reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents. Issues and profits thereof, and In cluding. but not lImiled to, all of thek riparlan rights, rights of access, egress, and ingress and usage of and totheLittleWeltiva River. Together will all leases and contracts of, or affecting, the said mortgaged property, and all rents coming due thereunder whether as a reuIt 01 Passage of time, default, or o"ier wiSe. LESS the property described as Parcels 1.2,3.1, and S below' (5 PARCEL I: Begin at a point on the North line of Section 23. Township 20 SOuth. Range 19 East, said point being 33 feet West of the Northeast corner the NW '.of NE '.01 said Section 73; thenCe West 1,014 71 feet along the North line of sal Section 73. thence Scuth 330 feet; thence East 940 tees to a point lying 33 feet West of Center of R-W of LONOW000 MARKHAM ROAD: thence North OS dig. 03'SO" East 33134 feet along Westerly R.W of the LONGW000 MARKHAM ROAD to the point ot PARCEL?: The 5 ¼ of the SE ¼ of the SW '. Sec. II, Twp 20 S. Range 25 E. and the N. 2134 257 It.of the E ~ of the N 'ict Sec 23. Twp. 20S. Range ? E. lying Wly of thi Longwooa Markilan, Rdad, LESS Begin at a Point on the N. line of Sec 2). Twp. N S. Range 29 East. sad Pointbeing3Jlt W. of the NE corner oftheNW'.oftheNE ¼ of Said sec 73; thence W 101421 lt.Iong the line of said Sec 23; thence S 3)0 ft (hence E 950 ft. to a point lying 3) It W of (he center of right of way of LOngwood Markham Road. thence N OS deg O320' E 331 79 ft along Wly right of way of LOng*ood Markham Road to the point Of beginning; ll lying in Seminole County. Florida and containing I26l4acres. - '. '. -. - 1! 0 './ ' f / HAPPY 92ND BIRTHDAY ... ui * ! t•hiBS . ' , " . ' , ' - . - I .1 / 1. ' __,. . .4 . .' )i An organizational meeting of county. a proposed 4-H Livestock Club There are many youths in the will be held on Oct. 19 at 7:30 county who have animals, and a p.m. at the Agri-Center, San. 4-H Livestock Club would give ford. boys and girls a better op. The purpose of the meeting is portunity to learn more about to organize a county-wide 4-H their animals. Livestock Club, excluding It is important for everyone horses there are already interested In a 4-H Livestock several 4-H horse clubs In the Club to attend the meeting as the turnout will determine • whether it Is worth organizing the club In Seminole County. - .' . " ' j ,' ,, Cora Rice celebrated her 92nd bIrthday today at a dinner given in her honor at the Midway home of her daughter, Mrs. Mammle Bradley, with whom she has lived since 1945. Sharing the happy caslon were Tyrone Williams and Latonyra Bradford, great-great-grandchildren; as well as es. i, a a-'t .o . ., iryans, a.'uWuEfl, .,uana ..rauxey, Ilenay Mae Bradley and Nellie Blake of Rochester, N.Y. Mrs. Rice has 22 great grandchildren and sIx great-great grandchildren. I., Zeta Xi Meets '.: Zeta Xl chapter, Beta Sigma exens direcorazL Plstatedthenewseasonwith Varborough, 4-H Livestock an opening day luncheon at the Club leader will attend. Boys HerItage Inn, Sanford. Mem.. and girls and parents should bers attending were Marty contact Seminole County's 441 Calegrove, Glenda Smith, Del at 322-7125 for more inRalnes, Lois Sandner, Libby Ionnation. Gordon Barbara Johnson and WandaSteffens, Projects and Activities for the coming year were discussed. Members are making toy animals and Next month, you'Jj be able to pumpkins to raise funds. take advantage of the Orlando Barbara 'nwlu 1nchlIa.4 ,..,,yii,sii, Iii.l 1'-. ,., will ho tho -Public' ljhoorv ce.'-. '1....- Ud73 U i11511 114I1U UU1JI1F5 01 '-.J •'.'•J chapter's model' at the All week. The Main Library in the Ficers are John Lieghty, president, and Pat Martin, Chapter Luncheon, Saturday, vIce president (front row), with John Blair, band She has also been named Zeta Urange.Osceola.sej 0 Library SYSICIII will be open on director and Esta Lee Dondellnger, treasurer, Rae Xi Valentine Girl. Sunday afternoons starting in Artman, not pictured, is secretary. Officers for the comIng year November. are: Dot Raines, president; Lois Sandners, vice president; Marty Calegrove, recording Secretary; Barbara Johnson, Ball's Pianos & Organl thuslast Bill Boyer, wt will bonsai enthusiasts hope to get a treasurer. New members are demonstrate how to convert bonsai club started in Sanford, Wanda Steffens, Libby Gordon 322.2255 raw nursery stock into classical and urge all prospective and Charlotte Blades. )1i21I. to come to the Boyer and several other area meeting Friday. , . ... - ...- . . , I ibraru Offers . Sunday Service . for 704 743 ft. along the righf 01 of Longwood Markham Road. thence It 49 dig 44 35" W for 1951 019 It. along a line parallel to Pie N line of the NE ¼ of Sec 73 Tep 20 S Rng 29 E Thence ar'o tile w tine of the PIE '.of the SW of Slid Sec 23. N Odqq 00' 32' F (or I 300 tt to the point of beg l fling All lying In Seminole County. Florida, contaIning 3143 acres Tiger Scratches TeliTciles - LILiAIi iitii: i nave neen married only three months and the other night my husband came home with marks on his back as If a tiger got ahold of him. I noticed it when Ken tried to make love to me with his shirt on. I thought It was peculiar because Ken never 1eeiw In nvthIn WKo. I ''J'"fl' asked him how come he was a wearing a shirt to bed he said he was trying to sweat out a cold. Well, I felt those scratches right through his shirt and Insisted on getting a good look at them. I nearly fainted when I saw those deep marks across ¼ his shoulders and under his arms! At first he said he had fallen In the shower at the club, but I knew he couldn't get messed UP like that from a fall, so I kept after him until he told me the whole story. It seems Ken ran into an old girlfriend, she invited him up to her place where they killed a fifth of vodka between them and that's when It happened! He said she didn't mean a , PARCEL 4: Beginning at the NE corner Of Ihe SW ', of the NW ¼ of Section 23. Proceed 500 dig 03' 02 3" W. along file 1±ast line of said SW ¼. 1323 1k) It t Ihe SE corner of said SW 'i of the NW ¼. thence 500 deg 00' 37, ' W. along tile East line of the NW ¼ of the SW ¼ 01 5id Section 73, -. 3/I lOS It , thence N 49 dig 46' 00 W. Parallel to the North Line of sad NW ',,f the SW i,1314 US ft to the West line of %4id Section 73. thence N 00 dig 0301" E along the WesI lineal said Section 73. 1701 50 ft to P4W corner of sai SW ¼ of the P1W ¼. thence S 44 dig 4503" aionglheNorthlI,S,,0f5,Of the NW '., 1316 nIt to the Point Of Beginning ercomplssing SI 430 acres PARCEL I: Beginning Cf a pQin( On the West Sanford. Florida, this 21st day of 1 W' . PARCEL 3; Begin at the SW corner. 51±'. 01 the NW 'iof Sec 23, Twp 20 S. Rnq 29J E,thencerunN Odeg 0S'OrE for 47004ft alongthewlineofsaidsE ¼, NW I, Sec. 73. thence S 49 deg 44'55" E ,parailel to the N line of the NE'. of Said Sec. 23. for 7400 591 ft to a point on a curve concave to the NW on the W right ot way Of Lonqwood Markham Rout Thence along tile arc of said curve, having as 'Is elements a central angle 012) dig 07'14" and a radius of 1113240 It, for 104 fl1 It to the point of tangency; thence S73 deg 4134" E In. 4H Plans To Meet, Get Livestock Club II beginnIng. September. 147* 'e , ,. - . - ;fld Ibersto bQi,)IIQ.i., ur ifl anywise appertaining, and the unknown. assigns, successors in interest. trusteet, or any other persons or intitj claimng y. ttti, under or against SHAKER ! . ' . C ' 'flii Vickie Witkoski & Peter Paul (',, Rumbley & Paula N. Henry B. Van Twyver & Patricia A. Deborah J. Griffith & Dennis C. Juan Maloney Smith & Stephen Patterson Smith SEAL I Arthur PS Bek*itt .ir Clerk of tile Circuit Court By M'tt T Vililen Deputy Clerk Psjbl.jnSept 24&Qct 1, 5. 1$. 1574 0(0130 - - JUSTASKING , -lYMAN . ---'u, RAkin -"--" •,I,uII' BOOSTERS DEAR ABBY: Our wedding date is rapidly approaching, and we face a terrible problem. My fiancee's parents are Persons Interested in the art paying for the wedding. of bonsai are Invited to attend a As a result they want to control meeting today at 7:30 p.m. at everything (number of guests the Greater Sanford Chamber mui fnmil., l,,,.l•.. ..I....,, t.._ uiiuc, )Jidu.V LUF UI s..urnmerce. A program will the wedding, etcj. be presented by bonsai enMy parents are upset that they are not even being consIlted. Please tell me wether it s proper for the groom s side to have a voice in wedding The Office of Community arrangements when the bride's Services at Seminole Corn. parents are footing the whole munity College is offering a bill, class in a revolutionary lifeCAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE saving technique, car DEARCAUGIrr: Inthespirit diopulrnonary resuscitation, of parental detente, some joint The course teaches combined negotIatIons would seem to be techniques of mouth-to.rnouth In nril.r. Tn ,.,k......l..... .,...a SuLIwI1V •r...,.,.i,,,;,.,. ''Uu.iiUiiUuI dilU t'SIlIfldI r'' Is to Invite ill feelings when joy cardiac massage. should reign. Recognized as sIngle entire I thing to him, and there was nothing wrong with our sex life, Abby, if I'm all the woman he needs, how could this have happened? BATTLE IN SEATTLE DEAR BA'rrLE: Alter "a fifth of vodka between them," surprised (a) that II hap. pened at all, (b) that your husband remembered when, where and with whom, Ken at least came clean. Forgive him, Every dog's entitled to one bite. DEAR ABBY: How come In the State of Pennsylvania a 16.. year'old girl can get an aborlion without her parents' consent, but she needs their permission to get her ears pierced? ..j vi.., ... ..._.. .i.uj . Joseph F. Bennett & Sharon Curtis Johnson & Betty H. James A. Taylor & Bertha C. Deborah P. Stokes & M. Broughton Stokes Robert Edw. Veitch & Rachel Mudge Veitch. --"- - -Vii •IUih4U Pianos.Organs I memoers •1 1 SCC Sets Lire Saving Course most effective emergency rescue technique available to the public to date," cardiopulmonary resuscitation ha. been credited wIth reducing death rates in several IlletropuIltan by as much as 50 per cent. areas Class will meet from 6p.m. to 10 p.m. on Oct 19 and 21. Enrollment in the class 'is luiuted to 16 people, with a $ registration fee. For further information, call the Office of ('omnmunity Services at SCC. nrn... ANNUAL Flea Market & Bake tJVING PLANT Brighten The Day For Anyone the Hospital or Ill at Home. Say "I Care" in a very special way. CaU-322.1122 in Sole SUNDAY. OCT. 17 1:00 P.M. . and FLOWERS.4 K. Johnson ___________________ Bonsai Meets Tonight In Sanford Dissolutions I - DEARJUST: That'sonefora Philadelphia lawyer tO fIgure ore or less You are r'efet'v notified that an onhasbeenfiledaQain,Jyoy . - . . ' hefectItmentl. WITNESS my florid and the seal of 5d Court at Seminole Counly4 S . -' . . i- TOGETHER wilh and singular Ihe t,n,mp"t,, VALERIE B GILL'S O" of the surv'ving Directors and Trustees Of SHAKER VALE, INC and to the VALE. INC By ELDA NICHOLS Norald Corru1ad .. ....... 'I Get-Up-And-Go Attitude Has Seniors On The Run Rich and Noya Therlauft, Sanford, became the proud parents ofiift seven-pound, two-ounce Kimberly Beth at 9:54 sin., Oct. 10. was Juat great," smiled Nova on the morning alter the blith of her first baby. "Because I was prepared, It was much easier. Anti . ,.....a..i L_.,. -.. .it ... wsiirzuj naving my nusbend with me the whole time-he says he feels so much closer to both of us. We actually hvatched the baby being born," "I wouldn't have missed It for the world," enthused Rich. "At fIrdIwaantsureIwantedtobet4forielj,ery I'd be disappointed If I hadn't." The couple are 'graduates' of Seminole Memorial }4nepft.'g first series of LaMaze prepared Childbirth classes, vantage of new hospital policy which permits expectant fathers who have attended the classes to remain with their wives through labor and delivery. The next two series of 'lasses for expectant moihersinthtogigWof pregnancy start Oct.21 mand Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. In the hospital auditorium. Classes are "taught by Louise Dotio and Pat Kendijck, members of Education for a Gentle Birth. of sw ¼ In Section II; boundary of hi West 'iOf the SE . of Section 7). township 20 SOuth 'Range 79 East. S 0 dig 34' 19" w _. 1011 11 ft from the P4W corner of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND West 1 of the SE '.of said Section FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 23. (hence S Ii dig 3)' I?" E 31793 FLORIDA. tt to a point on the West right of CASE NO. 74I4ItCA.fl.A way line of he Longwood Markt1m BAtIK OF PALM BEACH & TRUST Road, thenCe S 24 eg 5306" If COMPANY, Florida banking 1I307ft alongthe,5fjgt,, of way corporation, as Trustee. titW 01 Said LongwOod Markham Plaintiff. I'Oad. thence N N dig $3' u' w 5491 ft to a point on ti* West SHAKER VALE. INC. a disSolved Oundaryofthewti,oft,5 ¼ Florida corporation, es al. ifsaidSeclion2).tPi,,,<eNodig so Delerdants S' E 10000 ft 10 the Point of NOTICE OF ACTION Segiruning, containing 074 acres. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' \" Li. First LaMaze 'Graduates' In the Complaint or Petition. The nature of $eid suit being for forecloSure of a mortgage en cumbiring the following described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to.wlt: aCrdJflg tO the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ArtPflW H. Beckwlth, J Doing Her Own Thing againstvouforttierell.fdemallded -.... Of tilt Nt TAXPAYERS, CITIZENS OF The SW INCLUDING' NONRESIDENTS OWNING PROPERTY OR SUB. JECT TO TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE OF THE WATER REVENUE BONDS AND THE BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES HEREINAFTER MORE PAR. TICULARLY DESCRIBED OR TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY THEREBY: me above cause coming on to be hent upon Ihe complaint this day filed herein by the City of Lake Mary. Flonida,s.eblngtodepermlne the auttiority of me Cl?1' of Lake t' I.,p Its City of Lat• t;1 "y Frly, Oci, is, 1974-11 FlorIda 33102, On Of befOre October VALIDATION OF 4334.000 CITY OF LAKE MARY WATER REVENUE BONDS AND BOND AN. TICIPATION NOTES ORDER TO S$OWCAUSE TO; THE STATE OF FLORIDA, THROUGH THE STATE AT. TORNEY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUll OF FLORIDA, AND TO THE SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS, -. " Ivei NeraW, hnfurd, FL 25th, 1514. and to file the original thereof with the Clerk of this Court either before service en PlaintlfVs attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwIse a default will be Inter.4) - piaTTnereuv.,reCoroscInplaT5oo 14. Page 35, Pi*llc Records of Seminole County. Florida. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford County of Seminole State of Florida, this 2th day of September, 1476. vim.n Noflce is hereby given that IPui Agthur H. B4ickwiIh, Jr. CkWk Of t. Circuit Court By. Cherry Kay Travis Publish Oct 15,77.29, Nov. 5, DEE $4 -'. THIRD SECTION required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand theymayhave.Eathc(almt in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name -, Iddressofthecreditororhisage,,, or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, The date when It will become due shall be stated, If the claim contingent or unllquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the securIty shall be descrIbed. The claimant shalt deflvor SuStklin Qi.es .I he , s• .* •q, enabielheclerktoma,,awcop3, to f011owing described property: BORGEN a ka EFFIE MAE SCHARFF, 3333 Huxley Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15204 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a Mor. gage on the following property in Seminole County. Florida: G, --rw Lfl to it on STEPHEN J. BOZARTH, Esquire. PlaiOfit?5 attorney, whose address is Suite 1401. CNA Tower. Post 0111cc Box 1171. Orlando, Plaintiff, vs. THE STATE OF FLORIDA. and fl Taxpayers. Property Oemers and citizens thereof and 01 Seminole County. Florida, IncludIng non esidints ownIng property or subiuct to taxation ifJ%, against the following described property, topwit: claims .L_?! ..,nu me estate are TRUST COMPANY. a Florida banking corporation. as TrustK the above entitled cause, and you are required to serve a copy of your written answer and defenses. if any, Seminole County, Florida,. Whose residence Is Unknown You are hereby required to file pour answer or wrItten defenses. If eny. In the above proceeding with IeCllrkofthlsCoutt,andtos.rve copy thereof upon the PlalntiWs attorneys, whose names and ad. ckeis appears hereon. on or before. the 11th day of November, 1514. the nature of this proceeding being a suit for foreclosure of mortgage VMEN Legal Notice IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EISHTIINTM JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 1eM5. THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. a municipal corporation and public body corporate and polItic of State 01 FlorIda TO: John W. King and Marion. Nell King '' PUBLIC NOTICE The Department of Envirolvvlental$ervicesislnr,cemptof an application for the construction of a private boat dock at the NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORI CA TO HENRY W. BORGEN. Block PlaIntiff, vs. JOHN W. KING and MARJORIE NELL KING, his wIfe, if al, Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT DEE.35 Defendants 11, Deceased NOTICUOP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS 00 DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN Thi ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the adminIstratIon of the estate of ALFRED M. OWINELL, desss,sd. File Number 74.2S3.CP, is pending In the Circuit Court Seminole County, FlorIda. Probate Division, the address of which is SemInole County Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda, 33771. The sonal representatIve of the estate Is LURLA o. GOODE, w,. ad Is 2540 AIlantic St. Melbourne FlorIda 32551. The name and ad. ese of the personal represen. Post Office Drawer One Caiselberry, Florida 32107 Telephone: (3.5) 339,7553 Publisit Oct.15. 77,1514 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 1a.1N4.CA.I,.s DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. Plaintiff, vs. HENRY W. BORGEN and EFFIE MAE BORGEN a k a EFFIE MAE SCHARFF, Lot IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THU EIGHTIUNTN JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Case NL 74433ge ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR. PORATION ALFRED M. OWINELL Deceased M.ntgomery Road. Elilcost City, Maryland 21043, and EFFIE MAE ___________________________ 3 1 0 4 16 I 2 1 0 1 4 1P 1 3 0 2 10 14 1 3 0 2 13 2 1 3 0 2 10 ii SI Lou COb SEMINOLE COUNTY IOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS NeticeofPvblIcHea,li,g The Board of County Commissionet's of Seminole County, Seminole .ie Allperscnsinteqestedjfltheestat, Trust Officer As Personal Eastern DIyI$).ø . ts' : to me clerk to enable the Clerk to mail one copy to each personal representatIve. Pro rn "- 15th. 1974. COMBANK.WINTER PARK By: Edward H. Christy vice President A DEE $3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT p SENINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION Fi '-.'.- THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have.Eachclalmmustb.inwrjting and must Indicate the basis for the Claim.theflameandadd,.meof,h. Creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. It the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall (,øty - r- -- ijiFiIIiI Legal Notice D,W In Re: Estate (a Re: Estate ii AL0YSIUS M. MATTEA. bI _______________________ t ,o1w 3O4Coo IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA All naraa hwk ... vi demands against ii ;;.are required, WITHIN THREE MON. DEE-o W/hLmY1b6'rrn IN 7VE , _______ Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby gIves that I am erga,sd In buU at 140 Park Ave.. $eesfrj'd, $pbij( Cijpjy, ndS tim fictItious HANSON SHOE SHOP and thst I J. A6fl Notice .:f; '." Sanford Flower Shop One Of Central Florida's Leading Florists 209 E. Commercial Ave. ',.,. . 100's of Items induding: • ROTISSERIE OVEN CLOTHES • HOUSEWARES • WINDOWS SAILBOAT Public Invited Fleet Reserve HWY. 46, SANFORD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES! Prices SlIshed Quantities are limited Prici definitely go backup after Ih,s sale. sollurry in NOW and Savet in. WI, UtLIVtRY £IPISTALLATION -4 I �)-tumM INisM, ks, 11111 Adv.nHat .r YWIIIVINTISOAy AIVINTIST a!VtcN 11 Pddsy i. ii. 111"" Harald, $00" Fl. •. Sii 1*. &1% Lt1.l$pm. L. M=.. Nm 5pg ffiNft, %% ? %.~ The ii,.6 ., , 100"- Church God AsumblyOf I OUR NATION ! I .. %.. ... ... k-% ' "~"%-":%`%-0"~"4"*%~~%,~~'*%*%*~v,m%,~v'%'V%%:%x..,;v;:~;ov-,~2;:~.~% .'-.*4-%~.%-. %-. . . . %:. . ,.:.,~o. %:.*~.*.:. .*,.-,.N:~%:<.%.Ie A II — . -. MC" Christian . ....... 5:11p.m. ..........7:55p.m. P.mhlpP( S.4ay$d'.ssl ~,'" M 11 - 9:410 m. 11:51a.m. 5:15p.m. 711pm Wed Service 11315. 2I Stress IlSl..,S 131pm. . PV$VlrMaslta HOLY CROSS 441 IN* Camr* Ua.aIs, :. . Up ?:*p.m. Wet Prayer 1111"ice $s.11.,Ntsr,. 1: 30 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH softw" W. a "Giag Sirylca Faster 1:15pm, M*.W5,ltsp LaIl*s Sill. Class eIl,IdayLNiCI. ..... ...11:11a.m. . II:Np. __ _ meaning f ... 1:15p.m. ~ Prays, Mlm lYlapsIliti Btu* Cuss Msrls.. Wscillp j Methodist posts; t:411.m M :06 111p.m. gv~wk Services Wal. !!iver I Sill. SisSy RsSut £ Healer L S-lay kIssI Rev Ill Heals, Ass. PS. 3324313 Pius, triSl., Willp II:SS$.*. 5: II p.m. 6:36p. RSV.DI.0IID.S Sml.avSctssi Paslw l:lSa.m 1I:35.II$is ll'51$.m l31pm w.5 VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Morodog III PrA SISISTSISSSI MsralasWs,iJ,.p THE You can rake leaves, enjoying the golden quiet of an October afternoon. You can brush aside the ants and enjoy the picnic. You can settle In with a book on a rainy afternoon. Friday 1 CorInthians 15:12-28 Service $ SusIlyiclis.. Ii Siam. daylervice Saturda • 14 15:50-58 I 360 on by U. Miii , Dole LMflI5 U.5. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. IAPTIST An$.ic1, Baptist New Assemn'. 11") sea F',,M_ I L:'° MIAGIS sivid III) s. £ll1. swuns PIPO Stc ild • $p,,a, P1 Sasit ClecC' Motbisalwy '"CI'CCI 4 hLormal Glscy Mid.aJ, Pr,m,l.,, 00ii 15 Finil UP ' LaII'iI iry SaØist Pafi Mway rch wI S ham Altameal, 5p,,a, Rd. CHUISTIAN '5, Rd. First %sal4wit " 1111444 ClOwth. , CAecP. iemsiö. oo Jerry Ave CtL5tat - Sidy L,.o.4 . ClercI. III D45W Ave CATHOLIC' denS at lii Nati,,t LU. All Stiels Cam.sig '• 046 Are. " ' c arsisiq dec51 Dogwood Tra.l. Di., S. Aegirst,tis Camsi. CIift. .05., Cv sill Seth. Rd. Caswfber, Cam.hc CIwi Miftund *.e. J, amIss, 5IV' 0,' Lid if tie L MISCiNIICCIVICS. 1, I..ocirst As.. SauL..... - Mi . ' CIw. 111* Temple. HaIl. Fir, Pa,. . 13e ''C,wCt. 5' 5 455 SI a a. . 113 P.s. Art C. Canaan H,II '' Us i55.inSpf,t Ills £ C.d.t JeSus pIs C5tt,- 9310 Cvpr*ts so 71mph , al's Spv.s *.Il.m "Pt'" Cl ath St. V IaphssI Rd. Dies. M LIa,SS4 MI S,*è MS1.SIIMy • MJ M.ssis&st, a r 0, Ls.q.d 1131 P•s, A. VIII. 7143 "ft it ___ ' ---L-s. (IWIS a, CPv,sI Ave Clsrt, it Clniif Las. till SUllen. Pen S I! i?N Can.i,rr, kern Sim,as$e Church 14)5 Lane Howoll Rd Parn Sia,5 0. Altuman', Spas Ckwch 50 Christ ativa (Miii. CIVIc5P1 II Ct'nuI. dent, at CMusl 11Th Fl. Hu,ai On , Ma,tland ien'ând Iap cth Laul..ed.Cer ''ut5&G,às1 Pinil S,sl Ovid. Saiist ,t, at 5ly115 at Si1L4*d5 s, 31. • yipl*$lCP,cl,..sys 111115 355 5t erait City 5pt.I P.1St pt.st Clcl at FQvata4 tad Saptil 7,F1t$t ', So Smal. Frit 1i$ CawnI SI Diary First CAcI, at 1.151 Sapi,st C5,.rcN of Lake Mary P.1St $4p4 il CIVIcS II (Mi Means —us- irnsty 1,fl54,5t CI'e,cI, Ua,a p Baptist Clert I, Sivrn., Rd er lPld ?41141 AveREaait Ave Pint Y.st.asias Las Cassinerry C.a(raI iapl'sI (1,., I Sap$,st Ctis,ca, Fin.It C.t, Ca NSVMI C N.S..,:,NvMtea0arv IIPhStT Possible Fi Ave $I, H Or , MS-944d lea. Labe Rd 15 A.rp.fl Lal., CM ""5 (lens CONGRIGA iONAL Cli l.s (1(1 J4I CHURCH OF GOD (Sets .1 God 143 Hc5, CIVICS SI God. Had , Chwcft Of God. vile Chwrtk CIVICS 5' God M.s55' Nil. (ale Mians aterprls,e at Gil t,,,ct, Of God I'Ui Client, of God 'a C '.d. CSunct,l 'i.5rC, 7145 LIsA,, CIvicS 0, 6God rI9ct 1114$ Pers'mmona. (S_CS of •" R.uv, Ct'*,*liS.tG.d. I•, 1151? Sinll,d IP:$COPAL TI.51dSatNu555te,h.,5,Mil UILM.A,, All UafsCsat CNs,I, I Ave . finte,pliSc Clviii PiftipsI (lWiNLDraanV emporood at , LUTHIPAN Goad 1" (Cli,,,, Ut CIct, 'Isevd ph il Lvfsqvaa . C5ecSat.Gv. C5ec (att,lb,,, s' L,Sr L'"1.1i 4o Ptai. Dais 0. £ N.Y i,, S.... 5 end. Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff 011#90 Metried.st (Sect, P6014 MIffisd,it JamaiAM NI .' Uats,s,, Cl,, C. Hwy - A V .. LI. JVI$. CI' VIOi Isle Sprn, G"141114 Church '•, P,se It MI5 w5 aOe,5 at liii N.sars.e. S if J"A s Cpwvws%m CIVICS SI s,ps sItlilOCA Semaqa Ave * U Geneva ary 51,5 .Lan.Ma,, :1atmeNa:an.s..Lan' #ih of the N1'i'ai. Warman Jesse1 (Is*,il '5 Church IS. Msa,w Poll, 841M Pentecostal . NAZARINU Fist Clwcl sO Labe Mary scendental Meditation t,d dv.ct, Pr.s,,ir,as (5,ni '&$ 01 Ave ,, £ Its SI Is Csvrli H5U4 Cl, CCI Ovand, on jX 5.4' L.a, (I 1' .:: pa:,,, '''is Si C if 4 L ! ' p 1713 is s.,m Un,I. 1143 MWOV144 Church. at CInisI alt A:ta ),,, WIUI ' if _____ _____ r Joe Ills SI I Tesiawona Rd., *1*1., Ipcsa,s All 1p, various branches of Lutheranism now is 8,930,581, a decrease of 35.0 from the year before. '5 lto , 11. her service to the church. Rev. S. W. Washingto9 is pastor of the church. ____ . 1888. in Mite i 1910 Available Ms. Lewis says the members who organized St. Matthews Tickets for the "Alleluia!" MB Church, Midway would concert by the Praise walk to town to attend meetings Gathering choir under the at Zion Hope MB Church. So in direction of nationally known 1910 a group of members met conductor, Thurlow Spurr, to he Sunday morning at day ____ , . In Sanford tickets may be purchased at Osborn's Bible . .1 Book Store, Knight's Shoe . Store, Stegner's Bakery ~_i Cr inley Insurance Agency an(i H&M Restaurant. In tickets are for sale at Guys and .. Dulls Beauty Salon and Medi cal Supply Store. Tickets e $2 each. For a listing of .Llwq 5' ) le . - . 4 '.." 1atthews Missionary Baptist Church. Rev. B. was Ms. Lawissti1amenthero1 the church and an 2Ctive member of the deacctness board until she rears (1. CU the first 1h e/CCM 2Sc5oikAos*'e9.5 ago. She has a wonderful memory of things that happened n the church years ago and through her the history of Churches Assembly of God at 322-9w. The musical of praise by Bill .rnd Gloria Gaither and Ronn huff will be presented at 2:30 p.m. by the 8D-voice supported b).mce national choir a nine-piece — ('n)iieert Brass. Lk3rek HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 9212 Sanford SHIRLEY MILIEu _____________________________ ___________________________ _________________________ 8)4 9212 CasseIberrs Winter Springs Forest City AItamc rite S pr rig s - ______ — THANKFUL - .. of the ChurciL St. Matthews Missionary Deacon Raymond Bellamy for Baptist Church honored Ms. Born Oct. JAMES HARDY JR. _________________ - NEW YORK (AP) Membership In Lutheran church bodies in America dropped again in 1975, but the drop was the smallest In any of the last five years, reports the Lutheran Council in the U.S.A. Its annual summary says total membership in the tten. Alleluia Ticket S Springs she moved to Sanford \~ . 0 the church has been Ms. Lewis was given a gift by noon till6 p.m. Are . a "treacherous substitute" for mod." By MARVA hAWKINS Bessie Lewis on the 66th Anniversary of th e Church as thr. nnitr Ik,inc, s.h.r..,. ..... II UILiiiI5 businesses, _____ ______________ "The demand for loans is simply outstripping the supply the year when families need help the Railing Heir T, IXVII CharterMember will be from 10 am. till 5 p.m. with rides, food and games. At 8 p.m. there will be a Monte Carlo night for adults only. On Sunday festivities will continue fmm - of money at a time of CSc ii silas CIct, a ewe, at 114 Cavalry Clvi ehriell DetOOS ianc# ChwctA. I 5 A,, :""" Howell Branch Road, Golden- rod. On Saturday, festivities _________________ - A,.. OIl 35Th , lSl5 ., 11U3 H Civic one break and organized a church Center,Oct.31,ar available at in Canaan City, a section of 12 local churches and several Sanford and it was named St. Tenn. (AP) The United Methodist Church says its student aid program is facing an unprecedented crisis because of a record n .unber of studen ts asking for f inancial aid. Attributing the Increase toacombinatlon of an inflation pinch felt both by families and educational institutions, Dr. Esther Edwards, head of the denomination's scholarship and loan program, says: NASHVILLE, Msdaa, 'a'c?i,•W $ , passivity. divorced from knowledge or reason. F""Churcri *1 Ch" I" Scs" t'll- 001 Ill Mid If Desuny Clncl Tamp F,vI ' presented at Sa ChrianIty and opens "te door for demonic activity in the life of an individual" through emphasis on menta l Rd I FqvIpM , (Sect, Oslain •Ot..a ialII(lent, ' Uat.tprl ' ft OTHER CHURCHIS Ff," Park i]4UUJ Florida Power and Light Company since 1948 and i now District Supervisor here Sanford area. Heis married to :11 the former Patsy Jean Bronson, and they have three children: _________________________ Diane, Linda J:an and David. MM'K IAZENBY Both daughers remaedand SPRiND, Mo. tAP The policy-making of the Assemblies of 1God declared here that Tran :s Iery Cp'wcpi M4019 vet"Ill man Hill St"aw" held this weekend at the cornmunity center and grounds on Hardy, a native of Sanford. received his high school diploma (GED) through the Navy in which he served three '!II' STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) A rabbi has protested scheduling of the third round of television debates between President Ford and Jimmy Carter on Oct. fl, a ..a sIatS very active In the life of the First Career Department. the Island.' The pro ject, for which planning began 20 years ago, was carried out by t he Montfod Missionaires, a Roman Ci hvfcpl s • The annual fall festival of St.,. Holly and Melody. Lazenby is - off lie a 4 PeterandPaulchurchwlllbe EPORT,N.Y.(AP)—A4footsthtueofthevirgin FLAGSHI . 4 Sts. Peter and Paul Church Mary and her child, Jesus, was dedicated on a hill north of this Long Island village Oct. 3 as the shrine of "Our Lady , __• the former Susan Latta of Winston Salem, N. C. and they have three children: Kathy, R — of Sanford and P BANK Staff 200 W. F Irst naciu1i" c1g,t, 6, 'l" 4 Church on SR 436 at Forest Deac 0 11 S Avenue. Refreshments will be C Church, serving as Director of the College and "This means many Ortho x Jews would not even turn on their television sets,"says lo Ra bbi Samuel silver of Temple Sinai here. Other Jews would be in their syoagogues at that time." n letters to both candidates, urging them to reschedule that debate in order to avoid hurting religious sensibilities of observant Jews, he says, "I'm sure you wouldn't schedule the event For a Sunday morning, the Christian worship time." WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes £ Rd. Casl: "il'' , '5' (leviS. WCS. III Pa W Hisslanle Rd. DS.t, • Ov.Qdo ill F, CScS '" STho4ijI (SetS, 5i"" 1441 S4111014 a,, UI st Fail ' — I fittest Lake Sif,esith Der A#Vtvlllll Ch •ld,i? Jl, , *tl . served. Religious ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Canaan C41V I_. IS Ha is CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC NC.. Insurance Service Ca"ian UCII a 41 at 7:30 p.m., Thursday. October This Sunday Mack Lazenby from Virginia Polytechnic David is a senior at Seminole This meeting is open to all and James T. Hardy Jr., will be Institute with a Bachelor High School. Hardy is also very interested persons. ordained deacons at First Degree in Civil Engineering In active In the life of First On Sunday, the Mid-High _________________________________________________________________________ I%sI A Casws.t, Câisiiq,, DrIssna Baptists Mary. O.Sory A . ., theMetricsystemwlllbeshown the Altamonte Community 0rdCr to provide a devotional center In honor of css. U Ivat LaS. Uat,d M155, SI Church This past weekend the No. 1, at 5 p.m. Rececca, 11 months. : David Beverly and Staff . inspirational mimic and games -• — TRANSMISSION MITHOOISY People Department ofCongress 4#1 14 _____________________________________ _________________________________________ HA R RE L L & BEVERLY STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff Saflford, president of the Young - An audio-visual film strip on 21 in the educational building of Pull, 115am SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIREC :i Clseak, Vacls,-y L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovidec, Florida Hour Eva UcaLMjpLdrle,. . Rayenna ParIs &UPas45USl 511pm Iaia,Wsrstsp SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes .-.. • barbecue and fish Fry Nov. 6 badges is Sunday, Oct. 24 at will be Mrs. Marjorie Smith of . from 11 am. to 7:30 p.m. with 9:45a.m. Leesburgatthe11a.m.seryj Community proceedsgoLngtotheMet)o4iJst and Ms. Rhonda Howard, Florida Conference since 1969, in Tampa. They have a son, he was ordained an Elder in Russell, 4, and daughter, 1973. UPSALA PIUSSYTURIANCHURCH Csrasr Camty Clsl Minm.a,Wscst,p tri Ivaday WI LSON.MA IER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes of Sanford ASSEMBLY Hwy WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff GREGORY LUMBER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff Salem Ui, 05zm Ste. 4:35am. Se'aiykti..t Family 141,1,1 Seeder l. , 'member of the denomination's Is a United Methodist minister Onancock, Va., was graduated City Engineer. He Is married to special service. 531pm Mia' Prayer Sr,41lait 2M&4*T1s,,4.y Zion Hope service at Oviedo Baptist. Invited to attend the monthly Handcraft projects are taught The women of Zion Hope will . She was joined In the Fishers of Men breakfast, by Barbara Jacobs. In addi tion, celebrate their annual Women receiving line In fellowship hail Wilmore, Ky. in 1968 during the evening worship Sanitary Engineering In 1972. Training Director. 4:30 p.m. and at 6p.m. the Post Raymond Bellamy presents gift to Mrs. Bessie master of Divinity from Asbury He is married to the former service at 7:30 p.m. He moved to Sanford in August Dr. J. T. Cosmato, pastor Highs will sponsor a song Lewis heologlcal Seminary in 1971. A Mary Ellen Meier, whose father Lazenby a native of of 1971 where he is employed as invites the public to attend this Festival For the Senior Highs. L11U07 VVVIUI%, THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes UMYF All the men of the church are being taught by Edna Priest. the morning worship service In appreciation for her 2* years of Religion from Asbury College, REV. FRED GARDNER Baptist Church, Sanford, 1970, and Masters Degree in Baptist, serving as Church Fellowship group will meet at . Normal . J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Eisea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes Well Ct,so, Pv.t$H. FIRST UNITED CoayvVi Ills XSWW Adsitswq S.., ft SIrutsa Ws The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page THE LARU MARY UNITED PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH WIIIWAve. L.ai,uary Rev AF,Sle,s., M.aostsq SOaIlVCtsWCRkI,SII t 41$ m M5ffiSWs,tlip ISlam 'OfIvP I METHODIST CHURCH 4IPsrtA, Loop Mill Paste l:31$Ila.m Seaday ScHesi , .. The choice is yours—for the best of things, or for the worst of things. Like going to church. .. ft's up to you! Why not try the upbeat way there, too? So l:IS$Ilam. UMYF 1:34 P M. Uveaoa,WerjJwp 751p m. Wed. I*llsStedy$PvaysqSer, 735p m. First Wediws4av Ws.Iow,iop SIIPSIr 4:30p m. . ries on "The Porter.Mlsslonsstudylea&r is People Around Jesus." Helen Richey. CYC badges During the day there will be served since 1974 and has served as associate pastor In . . '- twlemorlal United Methodist Church In Tampa where he had Orlando, Pinecastle, and Jacksonville. He received his BA degree in Philosophy and Thursday 1 Corinthians FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Will O C*SkSe.i 5:31$IIam Services with classes for off &on Fells.sAep C$lss 151w41a .sruais Autumn leaves, after they've fallen. ants at a picnic.. . rain when you've wished for sun. Life Is full of such tangles. But it's how you approach them that counts. Upbeat, or downbeat? bus on Wednesdays as well as p.m. with a team from Stetson for the church pianist Mrs. At the 7:30p.m. service inthe on Sundays. University leading in the Minnie Means. A silver plate chapel, Rev. William Pickett CYC director Is Florence worship and fellowship time. was presented to Mrs. Means at will begin his se S anford from Branscomb Acts . 1 .. I The church Is continuing to nings" at their church j t men's group is planning a Council of the year to award Will of God." Guest speakers Altamonte .. Rev. Gardner comes to 5:ISa is 11.1108 m life. 1!:..z,,- seem frlghtar.thg a give away your ilk, ir.t God gives you a new life — an abundant life. You exchange emptiness for a Sunday, at 7:30 a.m. in seasonal parties are also Day observance Sunday with ! her husband. George, and fellowship hall. Bill Paschall scheduled, the next one being the theme mother, Mrs. Mae King. wi ll present the program. The for Halloween. The first Honor Liberation, Rightly "Women's will Doing the .. .. 3:1-10 13:28-39 Christian science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH I'M Oak Ain..5q5 F,. Wilum Issis Pails, Fr. lI4am Aqla, j Asif. Pfs, lii p.m. Ia. on . l,$&,* ê?p.m a.)s.m Par TMifliO*gWgflhiop ' ... AssisI, Postor 15:1-11 Catholic Sal. Mass 1.5.31.11 Ciatsisss.p$a. 7:11p. m. 1:31, is Bishop Joel D. McDavld and will assume his duties this Rev. KessatS MIIIir Wednesday Acts II:Sl.. Villa m. United to fill a vacancy. ClIsslSsrry Rev, N.Ulsia P1(1.5 ' He succeeds the Rev. Marvin G. Buckner, who t& transferred to Christ jiiteci 3111451s,5 COMMUNITY UNITED MSTHOOIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.51 it PIssy 14,s Rd. Other Churches I:41a.m, II'lia.m MsrsiaIW,lsp 11pm Ifl*Ia,WIflllip 1 11 pm Prayer Mw Wtdil,4.y I no is Ivs.w WsrA.p Wit Pviys, lirysie 15 Honored CherubChoirs and The Angels provided on the church mini-fl-24. Services will begin at 7:30 retirement reception Sunday Girls Ensemble. .: . '. Methodist Church of L.ssburg CswclkMsi Pails, . l 'oesv,.atsse. WalwsIly Msris. Prayer Or., L. LAKE 31014101 CHAPEL Drs.5i $Ivd.. Las Msm-,s 5:31. is. WdI,S,5 Iodpe Pails, $s.IlpStJ,..i 0,. Jay T. Cassius M.ral.p Wivulsp ,,lSa.mC' II:t$.m I:Ila.m FIRST PRUSSYTIUIANCHUUCH 131pm FIRST SAPfly CHURCH Ca#vjwv 11:51a.m. MYPII4S.......715pm U.s WsnllpI$35a MIrIWSIWSfIIIp 1:31pm, ssigned A ,teIJ1id Church by Florida Pasts, $:fla.m 1:45 . Sanford's Grace CHRI$TUNITIO METHODIST CHURCH Tester Drift, Ss.laad Uslates . Follow INerwy S.5daykSssIca,r5 SatwdaYsNiwsI,..,as, 313.410 $11 1;340,m. sa.l. O. Ta,lsv 5:31 p. m. CONONIOATIOI*AL CHRISTIAN CHURCH I Is55y5 Trilala, His, I:15*lla.m. Congregational SAW PilmsflsA,e. raker Ri, 1asalC€ Sislayldissi MorsiuSWunSip inister The Rev. Fred R. Gardner has been appointed pastor of COVUNANT joyous life — and to show us the way to God. That way Is to aceepit 1rccticn and plan f.i ur lila, to ask God Like over yew repare for the churchwlde north of Tampa. provided by the Chapel and date. Transportation 15 youthledrevlvaltobeheldOct, Over 150 persons attended a To Grace M PRI5SyyII14 CHURCH llSlHwy.asSLMaM.,,.l,5 1.,. MRIsIIAa*_ .SV Paler Msrala,Ws,iIsp Rev.FrWR.Ois, ...........P41* Clsorch Isles ...............5:41 a.m. PALMITTo AVINUI BAPTIST CHURCH through young teens. Sixteen Special music will be children have registered to p GRACI UNITUD MATHOIDIST CHURCH 0 p.m.foronehourduring the Friday evening there was a portions of the Bury[ Red and in the hearts of those who dwell there: "Christ is the head of Roy Sampley Sr., and in the 11 school year. It Is open to boys campfire service with musical, "Beginnings." The this house, the Unseen Guest at every meal, the Silent Listener a.m. service, Dr. Glen Rosselot, and girls from preschool testimonies and singing. choir has presented "Beginevery communication." retired ministers, d ethoist Presbyterian S sop is. a;IIpis. 7:350m. I 11pm. Erecting sip to designate figure site for Trinity Assembly of God Church to our Iffe plan Is the way, the only way, for a succesdW Uh? And be built on 3.5 acres donated Oct.? by the Deltona Corp., are (from le ft ), the somehow we also know deep within that this success If more than pastor, Rev. Eugene Shelton, Dudley Prasek and Bill Sharp. The property is external rewards and possessions. Where doesInto this your knowledge from?He from God who has located at Elkcam and Arrowhead, Deltona. The congregation, meeting In written His plan deep soul. come I believe has a plan for the DeBary Civic Center, plans construction of 1115,000 facility with you — specially suit ed to your personality, your talent and ox. capacity of 200, Sunday School rooms, nursery, kitchen fellowship hail and perlence, even your desires. Your question shows a longing In pastor's study. your heart that only God can satisfy. You say you've tried everything, but I don't think you've tried God. Jesus came to this earth to give us life — a rich and fulland Ravenna Park Baptist Church rOviedo Baptist full and fulfilled life. You exchange frustration for peace, meaninglessness for a sense of purpose. held a family retreat at Lake I think my book A DAILY GUIDE TO MIRACLES AND Yale Baptist Assembly in The youth choir from the SUCCESSFUL _____ flFALfliwillbe helpful Eustis attended by 43 persons. First Baptist Church of Lutz to Casselberry with senior citizens counter action. Marriages flourish in the presence of you. I'dbe glad to send you a free andpJ copy. J There was a spiritual and - will present a concert at the gracious and appreciative words, thoughts and deeds. from the congregation parThe Christian Youth recreational emphasis. Those First Baptist Church of Ovledo to me, Oral Roberts, Tubm, Oklahoma 741M and IM send yours richly fulfill the pledge to "love, honor and cherish until death do ticipating In the service and Crusaders of the Sanford-Eustls attending viewed the films on Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. The right away. us part." A house without a roof Is as Incomplete as a family receiving flowers and Free Methodist Church meet The Christian Home" and choIr will sing a medley of without a faith. narnetags. Preaching at the weekly onWednendayevenings "Reach out and Grow." On muslcaiselections plus selec ted ItwouduvemanyamIetohave this moth the home 9:30 a.m. service will be Rev. at 7 M 1:31pm TRINIT`Y Sen* ior C* itaens 5:11a.m. 11:11. is Pails,Uvs.islWsrIllp Sills Classes Wed. lI:55a.m. I5lla5Win4wp I i4: Il:lSim. $:4$a.m 1555. I,sl..p service • tiam II II a is N1515ay 44 Wait Hss,cs Taylor £ 5.5 Hopp • Rev. ls.IwlSH.li Nuul.u,WSrtAip Sialay kSs.l lop m PADLA CHURCH OF CHRIST PINUCRIST SAPTISTCHURCH 11515. Airport 51,5. S.IIp,m. 7:1Sp OF SANFORD lS331aatsr Ave, now.Frid McCH,y Pasts, Isasay kIss. "am. M5'aiagWsrstsp 11am, (Le$SsraaC5s,sI.ams,4, 10= 029 Service I:310 is RIv.Ralp5I.,as ........Pu* II$eStWy Tues. ave. .us 131 WInllp ., t5:55,, YWlS$lq5l(,T,,U,,, 7:31i . ... ' IlL kllNi1. Sr . .. .. .. .. kUrslwy ISV. 15.31. Morita ............Paslsr 11 liSp m ,'wr .............7:35p.m. N" 8101 I= GOOD IHIPIIRD LUTHIRAN CHURCH $SSOrlasIlA,,. (114l) lvsry TuSvN I ll;SSa.m. TinWay ion m.. UnaI.s kvvlc• ps, Il:N.is. "N' FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH •vaøpsfls$ 11:150-m. 11411001? S" 11 S.Ad$y Stlii.$ WW5JWp service i.5dscartsa aSI Hersiry Fred iawr SI,TISTIIURCI cmrs. t.ac.d ass Pasts, CHURCH OF CHRIST Old Trvm ter a Now Day ; U., llisvA,Ut, S COp 1:31p.m. Ills.., WP11sidhyLWiClass 7:31p.m. swvwo SVs.l.S14,Y60 W6 SI.IIySI11, ft.. 6:0110.m, Pasts, Isalaylnala, lllW.fl$5pJ IS:$l.m. 1151am AtwmNyajp IVilil WSSStsp 1531 Ws$ PHil Street Ii,. U. U.I*0,ai,l S.'siUk$,S.I "aIWi'P Don't most of us believe there's a special plan for our life? Don't we know, consciously or subconsciously, that carrying out 'le Care of the r,tnie,, and the doilan, will take care of Lbemseln." This Applies as well to marriage, where the "little things," also count. Most marriages are not broken on the rocks of This Sunday will be followed by a Love and Healing A great dorm; they are worn away by the endless battering of "Welcome Back Seniors Day" Service at 8 p.m. ebUea — sarcastic words, wanton Irritations, petty acts of at Community United '*engeance, Ildentlonal slights, Methodist Church a4 Free Methodist Here is a FIRST PUNTUCOSTAL CHURCH LONG*000 LUTHIIANCHURCHOF THIPIDUINII ARespowe Seem" JAWAS •. Nls*am $411 Itwy In marriage tremendous trifles count. Remember th us won" Stroof III Palm Sp,i.ps Dr. and so that it never stands still. Love bears, believes, endures. U ove Is not growing It Is shrinking. If you are not growing closer, then you are drifting apart.Like a great tree, a marriage keeps on growing and expanding U long as a couple continues to grow in understanding and love. P•tø.nsfyI CHURCNOPCHIIST mule 1; ofHam Lutheran DalDvalusllal)4lr, . II li is 14#11Cemmvaes. fl( Christ 1:11p.m. Nirisryops. WT* Church Irreplaceable. I ii_.. marriage. We tend to forget that not only does love never fall but es,.., IN a is Cll,dISd,5.I _____ We often wonder what happened when we hear of a couple . who breaks up after many years of what seemed to be a happy It:ll..m. 5:15p.m. 1:35pm, 1:11p.m. . Rails, Pit,y W CsIIlas Holy Cammesos. CINTRAS. BAPTIST CHURCH C. IllS St. I Oil Ara. Pit* ow 15. CsRm SUMSy kSSH .. Wit Prayer MIII Perl TI..P,, LersyD Sips, —. ______ change.. the willingness to grow together.. . tO work otd each TO BUILD 5:41a.m. MerMa,Wsrsllp vu'si.as.. . • think.They think all of us know somewhere deep within ow not only that lifegeneraJiinenth%g, th but also that 01W own life has meaning. It's hard to Imagine a pan who really believes life Is mere chance, no more thanaith or miss affair. ( a person who regards one mate or vocation or way of livingu good as the next one. No, every person recognizes his particular leanings, desires, attitudes as who he Is, a certain person different from all others. I sometimes say each person Is unique and . determination anid divine grace. It& means the courage to Pasts, SssIly kSssl Episcopal .....$l:55a.m. zelves "Love beareth all things, belleveth all things, hopeth all thingi, endureth all things. Love never falleth." 1 Corinthians 13:7,1. Happy ma&iIages are not made in heaven, as some people . - Answer: I pad . relationship though love. J.R.PV.S$ . W1IPSlrsiC. .0 SANFORD SIlLS CHURCH Nil kmlsrS Asl. 313-IllS kSliykl,,I 'Np is 1:31p.m. II? Alrpi,$ Slit 731p m. W; = Nursiry Pr114,a Y.P.U.Wsd...... SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH : 11.m $Wd"$Cbw 6 16P m. There Is? there must be more to life thai Ibis. 32 -737:1 •jgle of caring and sharing with one another. tI:$Ia. 'upm TIsISHI., C.O.Hi,fls ..............P41* 9:618.0. Nir*a,WuisIp ...........11:11PM Ina,slNIkIsrv.. .. •:ssp.m Non Donominational FamIly 1400$ lirvIci 355 c..,ms41 Pasts, '"$ 5.41. Pasts, 1:41 . M41is0115s,sllp Uvaa,allflk,vce M.tWsilk,,,celWed). ,. is, • ftorwy p,i CHURCH OP oco hursishie COO ficult goal to realize. Happiness Is not something that comes ready-made, It must be achieved by a slow, sometimes painful NAZARUHU mi sa.ts,s Ave. All Question: Nothing reaDy beings me any .atWacUus. F UtI.g slang.. . Lye tried shout everything bull keep ••: Today happiness Is the first demand of marriage. This In a dif- OF THIS Church Of God than Modern couples demand more from marriage TO1I IL S4III.TO Is This A. generations have done. Year, ago couples looked for a mate, —. caLvamy sapyin ASSEMBLY ___ 1:31 p.m SeaSay Ideal i11Th51,tmilay It. 1:51pm. .!*-..-.V .. V : DI$CIPjS1Op CHRIST 14175. Saa$srd Aft. S It:lIais, Ds.pas 0.1 thiN Dr Naisie HarrIs WASTk1t Baptist Pasts' 15.4. Prays, FIRST CNrnSTiAt, CHURCH I L.' riiri TRINITY ASSE MLY OF . .ehakIng and talk shoot the divorce rate, tiiere are signs tiut point to the tact that marriage Is better than ever. Let us lock at what is right with 11:11a.m. sea Uvs.Wsrsalp _%-----%--%---;-X %-V z 1111a.m. ..... . ____ _ry IS marriage here to stay? Despite all the OF THE NAZANINI RU Gerald .tss ; PrnsTassa*sL oc cwvIcN Cer-Viftem akat ____________ I 0114* VA CHURCH ___ r Li I -- - — .14 -) V77"****X ... . k ii E) ... , I KIMsrpsrIsa I 711pm Oral Roberts First Uaited Methodist Chuseb I:159.m,aII:5,8.m. lIlSa.m \ E~~~ I I By LEO F. kING Lyma.KIrW.ad . .............Pails, kaleyk*ssl ..... 5:45a.m. NW$irl 000 Pastor's Corner lIsts Rssl *4 1ay1es.ss Leslie"P*W 31715 T.t,$m $354155 THE HOPE OFOUR COMMUNITY, "--\ THU $$V*NTN.OAY £DV$NTIST CHURCH rilvflhIUlm C.SMitW pails, Si$Oay $evirn kUssiSkIssi 0•Nam j SANLANDO UNI?SDMITNOOI$7 I .tIpp.. .. • M.thodIst P000010"114311 * Fray,Oct. 11. "M-0 FOR ?1IlflV flII I FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD a Four-year-old Kelly Ann Shanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shanley of Longwood hungrily eyes I a mountain of :io cakes baked to celebrate ('asselberry Community United Methodist Church's 30th birthday, Sunday. The atiniversary- rally day goals sere exceeded with 1,039 attending the two morning services and over Sl:L000 in the special itaiiy flay offering. There were 50 in the Sunday School. 27th & Elm Sanford RU1HTUECH 834 9212 9:30 AM School of Bible 10:45 AM Morning Worship Pastor E. Don Cox Let's 6:00 PM Charismatic Service Just Praise The Lord Altarnonle Springy, L .n C) ... cvjd E .'' HILDA RICHMOND )1.4 316 7 Deltona �III 41-lnaM $Nd FL - Pdliy, at. 1111, -- TELEVISION LISTINGS _______ __;~ ___.__._______ , - - _____ CLASSIFIED III e Fiday too aiIyfrluWaiwo4tbs Evening WILD WEST ____ CL MONOSHGtiiSormy CI*,' PSL4 L)1dS, Bergen wdCP*IMcC.6y, too. CL CL (1) CL 1111111 NEWS EMERGENCY ONE Lomft 9111111111. • LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE IM) E ROCKFORD CL • pc NEWS FILES: Jim's plssds with Pin to tis bar lelw. (4) (1) CBS NEWS 2) LOOM CE ABC PEWS 8 AS MAN BEHAVES 1*3fu1d MIU& P'ssied by mot*lum •51 NBC NEWS UPDATE (2) a YRFD 700 GET DOWIl women Voters. CELEBRITY (2) SWEEPSTAKES * 700 CLUB $$ p()f9 Saturday 1100 (4) (1) ' man, former heavyweight 111111 (I) PEWS thanipion of the World, takes on Dino Dennis a 11:30 1 4) 2) 2rowdbout.onlss*sedwIIh J) (12) DC SUJWIMRY go 1111111111 for the UtWSlØt anIIoraMl betwoan de. londa flut*du DIiIlfl ifld PJvsro P, sdi&ed for 15 From Holywood, F's. 7j fr,9 CAPTIONED PEWS FOR THE DEAF BE ANNOUNCED 5 12:00 2 1j TONIGHT OAP4S '' .tAP" ,RTMAN, MARY ' 1 SWAT. (R) T SANFORD AND mffiLt&wcBR: Ila Morning 6:00 OD FARM AND HOME CI) GROWERS ALMANAC 825 t30 SPO SPORTS 23 LIVING WORDS Clçggc' $125,000 nim 700 for 2 year olds, Eknont, N.Y.; CI) ACROSS THE FENCE (4) ARTHUR AND CO. 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II FOR 1 At REGULAR PRICES PREENOT ___ NORID'ORUVI,5 8:00 POP GOES THE COUN- WOODY WOOD Evening PECKER SHOW (C SYLVESTER AND 6:00 Twy it ous'rrs TREEHO(,J$E (2) CL Ci) NEWS It MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE (I) TOM AND JERRY AND 1) THE E NATURALISTS P0 THE GRAPE APE SHOW 8 VILlA ALEGRE 8 WOMAN OR BIG VALLEY 8:30 OCT. 13,16-17 Serv 11a.m. 530 CI) JABBEAJAW SUNDAY LADIES NIGHT 6:30 (2) (12) THE PINK PANTHER (4) CI) BUGS BUNNY- CI) NBC NEWS CI) 30 MINUTES' 13 ZOOM (I) ABC NEWS 7:00 1) REDOP (A) CI) KID'S WORLD (2) MUSIC HALL, USA (4) BUGS BUNNY 2 FOR 1 26 SESAME STREET (I) HEE HAW started Ladies OS SPANISH MOVIE 84 MOVIE: lhe Ghost and Mr. Chicksm" ton KrrAts (4) MAGIC GANG 'Ike F , O* Tw" STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE 205 PALMETTO AVE.. (Next to Post Office) SANFORD 11111111 ll"""""`~`""" THHCIfly (I) TARZAN, LORD OF THE who WIflt$ to be a reporter shimbles into amurder ase. REBOP APES CI) SCOOBY DOO DYNOMUTT HOUR 10.100 (2) MC DUFF, THE TALKING DOG (4) CID SHAZAM (ID LAWRENCE WELK SHOW: '' Super. caldraiisticeapiaiocious" OS NFL GAME OF ThE WEEK 7:30 (4) THEPS4UPPETS SHOW (2) (12) MONSTER SOUAD 9 1 AND - . r's', %v -. "FIVE on the SLACK 1 i i IL 11* ;ICl HAND SIDE" I FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATFc 1) 26 ONCE UPON A (I) K RO FF1' S SUPER SHOW CLASSIC: 'The Prince and the Pauper." zoom 5 ANIMAL WORLD 1100 8:00 (2) i12 LAND OF THE LOST (.4) (4) ARK li (2) (12) DISNEY MOVIES: "The Great Locomotive 84 BEVERLY Hit LBILlIES Chase." Fees PajkerandJef. OS MOVIE: Abbott and Cos- buy Hunter star in this action tello in "One NIgN in the drama set in Clvii Wa, days, Tropical." based on the bus story of the 11:30 daring theftofa locomotive by (12) BIG JOHN.UTT'LE a band of 22 Union uboleurs, JOHN Feature movie will be preceded CI) CLUE CLUB by a short sublect film, "PlkIil, the Wild Dog of the North." (4) (i) THE JEFFERSOI,jS: Afternoon LiOnel's principles CO4id cost hkn his when he strapped 12:00 (2) (12) THE KIDS FROM to a lie detector on his first day CAF.E.R. at worti. 3) (IF) FAT ALBERT CI) JUNIOR ALMOST ANY- Cl) DOLLY PARTON SHOW OS STEVE ALLEN SHOW THING GOES 8 NOVA (A) CL For families or friends rf probt. drinkem For further information call 123-45 8:30 (4) (4) DOC: Doc's (Barnard 12.30 (12) THE BASEBALL 1 gf) Westie Clinic is threatened with extinction WORLD OF JOE GARAGIOLA (.4) CI) WAY OUT GAMES (I) AMERICAN BANDSTAND the hilldirq; beau OS POPEYE AND PALS 12:45 TUNE when its director fallsto rorww CC $100,000 NAME THAT CI) (12) 1976 BASEBALL (4) WORLD SERIES: Game one. , 9:00 Ci) MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: Producer 'P • .. Out to lunch SPECIAL $119 + Top Va l e* Good Every Day Except Wod.&Sun 11am 1113pm jã2 Famous For Good Taste Limit? oi4, OPEN DAILY 11AM. TILS$p U-Fat, a IA?. ilL ',IIPM 515 French Ave. (Hi-way Il-fl) Satford 2003 Grove Drive . 3 OR. l½ Both, Family R m. Renter Sell- Immaculate 3 OR, 2 bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. $113 mo. 323.7151. Sanford- 2 story 4 OR. 2 bath. 1200 FIn". Nc' Ia.,, R eferences required. 11 70 plus security. sm. __________________________ 3 BR home, lOt Temple DrIve. 1 bath, all major appliances fur. nish.d, utility room. Large lot with fenced backyard, $115 rm. LPN, 4 to 17 shift. Geriatric IS' perlence preferred. Apply In Person. Sanford Nursing I valeecent Center, 950 Mellonvllle Sanford. Florida 32171 pfusdepcsit.I3SltlSoraflefScaIl niture donated, or any housdiok Items, clothes, etc. 3210153. 33-4louses causing others to judgmea s, LETS GO TO THE RACES (1) STARSI'cV AND HUTCH: A beaLOUgirl creates conflicts between d. def.th, part- - Michael Glow) tails in by, with a call g girl. Karen Cartoon Lake Mary-Rent a 2 OR furnished home Instead of a house. Spotless. 332.353Q. Men preferred. No -- Q guest stars. 9:30 I s- -WE SELL SUCCESSoi commercial 323-5174 SHOW: DI'. Halley's therapy group iii anIs1expectefg- 2 OR, from international Trading Post. Spare Time Dept. EH, Warns, N. MACHINIST 10:00 ) (I) CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guept: Madeline Kahn. CE MOST WIVITED:ActIon. amatizng 11hill exploits of a special unit of the Los Angeles Police Dept assigned to deal with danger. stack, Shelby Noadt, Jo km Harris star. Premiers. 11:00 30-Apartments Unfurnished ________ Sanford Court Nazis take over. 1130 (2) SATURDAY NIGHT 1(4) MOVIE: "The Sun Also Rise.." Errol Flynn, Ava Gardner. Hemingway's Sprawi Ing novel about the drifters and &eams, known u the lost generation during the twenties. ID MOVIE: "Gorgo:' Bill Traver,, William Sytvester. 1961. British. Sea monster is oapftggcj ii ptA on display in but its parent comes wreck havoc on the ID MOVIE:"Sabins."Auclrey chaLiffeWs daughter and the two scions of wealth after her 1:00 PrW.dyHrh..eby piNdig ys.v uiI,hbsrs. Ply..see uy$k4.g -U UN POUU ri* HWX flOP am* Alto,,,.1 Gs.w'sl's Office ToSoiwisen, de for .øfo.mot.o.i, phonw the poke or sIw.,N s elks Patio 1 BR,, turn. 7iwatejjjrn' Mature adults. No pets. 555. 322. 22-96 after I wk-days. I BEDROOM APARTMENT Furnished 2300Mellonyille Ave - Efficiency 5113 Utilities md. CallJniiio gle WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. 323 0526 kir, carpeted, quiet I and bedrooms, $125 to $133 month, Adults. Phone 323 1110 ianford. Adults. Modern Studio, I BR & 2 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, etc. $99 me. up. 323 8019. - From 1505 Time Offered 3 . 34670or831.9 ) ( ~~~~ '73 Zimmer, 21'xeO', central A.H, 40' awning, attached shed, ) BR.? full baths. Set up in Lake Kathryn Estates . $1e,00. 339 0684. 0 4 ,- 11 (Jppland 2O77S,l.,, .y1, Park __.- S -.-- L 314 Bedroom 2 Ba th QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Models Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting a' nd Park w.'I I .. 1. Homes By j III - N . .. J. CONSTRLIC'T1r-Y.J , 01....,,. FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H Wore Offering A School playground. Out of state ow ner says sefIt $15,500, Wm, H. Stemper.Realtor 11 - Get Em While tail Sanford's Sales Leader ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ' pt The government has released money for Subsidll,d housing to qualified buyers, New housesin a rural area No down paymwn Monthly Payments less than rent. Call to see If you qudilly '1 .,. UNSWORTH REALTY 9 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse 209w4ft ORIGINAL PRICE 1w". W000mere vt , I DAILY-5:)o a.m..3;30 p,m. II I'i"'"t _ Unturn & I turn. Stove & refrigerator turn $IlO to 512$ mo 606 Park Ave. Call Orlando M. 5571 31A-Duplexes BR apt. kit equp, A C. carpeted. Adults No pets 195 332 2294 wk 'Pus after t -- T It'. FOR INFORMATION CALL 323.7080 or 323.7860 ORLA NDO tIppettuinI, IS itt Ilj'i'tl I,i iii,''.n, 1,1',. 1 liii, ii.' ,i!l .t p.ii f linly lo ihn,,' p'opk' who nt,. flIt) w ink the I i' on a lull Iim,i hasty Most of ii ,,, stti4,' I)% VI')5 ,1f' husF'i) iii wif,' l,'rny with chtklr,,'n and lh' ciki,,',, h.4p too' It you ary Inl,n','sl,.,I in k'arniny mor,r aiwiut this Oppottinit, r 1 fur an appouhIii,,'tlt to Pinch A I'vnn' . I, 195,0 to . n *-i SI Ck,itw Ri 3.151', ,in) 41, P11W So Aftv Jiwvt,Iua iou mvii III wilts sow i tv"Vnj un,,,,, .1 i.I.na.,,l wolk liiiior b..nl. name asd (owl P0160041 ',l,',ucr, 4 See our 4 DIRECTIONS; In Sanford .W,stofl2$th St. off 17.92 ½ Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive Low bank rate financing on the spot. .:;:_.---------- ECONOMY SPECIAL SALE Conic in for our super discount cIea.- ance sale, savings to 50 Oct Clothing, Accessories Hr-i. 1M V WIICO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY A Subsidiary Of Willner Industries SACARSOF NFORD INC. AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY 17.92 TOYOTA SANFORD 3224401 11 II a m 5.30 pm Horse & Rider western Store, 2858 S Sanford Ave. Sanford, - - ' -, - PIGS FOR SALE lO Weeks old 32$ 0492 or 323 3198 I - -_- Wanted to Buy -Want to buy "x?'overhe00 garage door Phone 373 5009 BUSINESS DIRECTORY - ' *, .N JUST A PHONE CALL CALL AWAY AWAY i f VF SANORAI L44JQ SOUTH Sanford's newest residential neighborhood 1 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - U-._____ -________________________ •, Home Improvements Landscaping & i • in ;u,Pr your h0m *th 4ium sdnq & Soul SyStem AI0 Qc,of "3 Gutters IC 0% Eap (aijt,, S Qng Co 831 Carpeni,, R.'moupi, AØØ,,15 Custom orh Bond F ret estima?.' 37)60,' Lawn Care - Beauty Care rowER-S BEAUTY SALON ltormerly Hariett' deauty 519 F First 332 5112 ________________ Carpet Cleaning WinOw d Washing, Floor Stripping Waxing. Carpet Shampooinga Free estimate Central Heat & A•r Conditioning For tree estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 332 1771 LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT BlI Brenemen. $57 1399 ___________ - Roof Repairs, Carpesitry, Pi.nt.ig Home Repairs, Guttering. Cement work Free eSt.mtes 131 5662 -, more room 'Or StorOg. Classitied A tod buyer-s fait - Sewing c'i,p AND THINK A MINUTE I, .l-, Electrical • I ,' .. .l.' 0 'iterations Dress Mj'nig Drp, Upholstery 372 0707 - Bowlin Eli'ciriç lndu5t,jI, Commercial. ReS.c,$efltdl Free Estimate's 2313 Elm Ave . 327 7173 Hauling New 23 & 4 Bedroom Homes VA Financing -Nothing Down Is inexes LlG4T HAULItIGI YARD 25,000 Land Clearing CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND,, new horty for everytting ESTER SON LAND CLEARING BuIIdo4ng. Excayauirtg. Ditch work Fill Mit t. lop ouIm 5913 - Tree Service -§ - 4V Saes are -n Sc,isc',' T,.li In1. I.)t'tPie ,iijt •t *th a Class,t.,.j Act in the H.'r,yl(3 3722611 Iii 99';) Tr ee Inmmn ng Cuttng 3. Rmo', ng Loenseci amid irisciremJ Pbn 12) 4403 Or 321 lS4 HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Life' Clearing. Mowing. Dicing. FHA Home Improvements FIl Ott, (ljy Rock B,icmni Le.ider Ph 37'7 S Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Bralley Qdham.323.4670 Sand, 1 , II 'II' e1 uriiilflg Sell S BUILDER-DEVELOPER - PPonC)49 5371 Homes ready for your inspection and immediate Occupancy even for you - AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Is Conventional-5% Down Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive E leC t r C a I . P1 U m B ing 3775163 Refrigeration. Residential or -. Commercial, repair Service 339 Let aCijisifed Ad help you find -"I $ - Aluminum Siding - FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Another Fine Development By wheel drive hunters specials! 66-4orses apt. 6 LOCATIONS NGR ********** Rug Shampooing Living room, dining area, hall-re'garl's of FROM - t NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED - oxxxxxxxxxen '( .ltIUfll ever. We need room for the '77 models. size, $19 95 322 3551 MODEL OPEN: Vo.ii in] I'dtn.I s 4 , Ihi.r' I) local,t)jIs in 1974, I Th't, 'lbt'T' will t'' ;i in 1977 rh. foIln.4 Utq It utJrv,l u, ,i',.i.Li)-1,' lk I 6S-Pets-Suppiies 0 Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 s quare 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. all demonstrators . all used cars going at the lowest prices FURNITURE 372 SISI Garage Sale- Yard Sale .. Moving We Buy Furniture Sale- Saturday, Oct. IS, 10 m to DAVE'S 339 6.416 1 pm, 201 W 19th St. Sanford Dishes, Tools, clothing, many - and We buy and sell good furniture useful household items antiques. HWY 16 AUCTION GALLERIES. 7776972 Garage Sale- Stereos - 2 houSeholds 300 Larliwood Drive, Want to buy furniture, toilet fi,, Sanford lures - Oflything of value 332 59 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1313 Park, --Sanford, Antiques, jewelry. Oil We Buy Used Furniture heater, plants, clothes, tools, I Item or Houseful misc 3322377 . Looking LOoking for C lob? The Cla Classified. 4 willyou help find that ioh ii 3try, Clean Your Own Carpet R ent Our Rensn,,c __________ 'J 'J-. KENMORE WASHER, parts, service,usedmachines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 NOW $ 22,125 OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESSPINCH A PENNY All new 76 Toyotas 64-Equipment for Rent 1 Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st 33. )? )6O6lpf]230517eves 2563 PARK 25% $7375 OR I They're Hot" M. rear, - - 51--Q rage Sales bath, __________________________ 1961 Farmall 200, 7 way hydraulic PTO, new tires on runs good. Ctiristiansen Kitchin Inc. Hwy 436. Forest City 305-861 1901. _______ GE ELECTRIC RANGE 30"- 533 backyard overlooks Plnicr,st ISIS S. French 332 4991 Eves. I,322 1496; 322 4144, 323 1551 - 67-Livestock. Poultry bath', central 3 OR. 1 YEAR END NOW IN PROGRESS FUTURA BY SINGER. Asking $200 firm. 323 7179. Mat and air. carpeting, fenced back yard. Florida room, utility shed, washer and dryer included Only 526.5 00. 3235620 lent One i Snq,'r's r, 1orshow-breed i ng potential. Contact s Z'cj Zag macpineS Mr. Anderson, 365 5710 ASsume u.OàflCe of 3145 30 or pa $11 90 per rnoq,tp, will take trod.' n Singer English Sett. AKC. 3 yr old male eoupped to zig zag & make button Free to good home Only. 675 6920 anytime, Poles Balance of $58 5$ or 10 ___________________________ I Payments 01 36 Call cre I Pekingese Male Puppy, 3 "anaqer. 377 911$ or see 6t moy old, AXC Rep Champion blood line SANFORD SEWING 3221146 . 307E 1'., St Downio'nn New white I yellow Wrought iron room set, 4 white upholstered chairs, large ex tension leaf, Originally 1969 Dodge Polara, 2 dr., PS, PA, Kitchen Inc., Hwy 434, Forest'Air. runs great, $100. 322 ll6 or 323-1702 after 6 p.m. anytime City, 3051421901. weekends. Supplies 63-4Mchiflery.Toojs I 373 1323 SR46 I mi East I sisco. 1973 Toyota Land Cruiser, miIe, extra clean. Christianson - 601 Celery Ave Duo Art Player Pia no, electric or pump. Twin Beds with mattress., I box springs & King size headboard. 6611247 COUNTRY FURN DlSTRluTORS 1973 Mercury Capri, auto., air cond., 4.3.000 miles, brown Call 131 3192 alter 3 p-rn. 6162. Hwy. 16 West, Sanford - s, m truck, S speed axle, Leco hi- lift bed, lifts straight up or dumps Utility boxes, 15900. 345. Dell's Auction Center NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES Woodruff's Garden Center Double Mattress. Seeley Duratlex, imerspring, excellent Condition. Phone Jfl 3712. We sell our n furniture allow prices Good selection $973 C 60 Chevy 62-Lwn.Garcjen swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice ba ckyard to display new 1 9 76 model above g'ound pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 30342 21330 collect. . 1971 Dome Van, 6 cyl,, standard. 41.000 miles. Clean. $2,475. 1-9047341726. _ ,,_Casselbei'ry,17.fl, $304206 - - - 1605 Dealer. chairS, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Wanted, ResidentIal site for Goods ! J-1 - iUSrMAVE I*YMENTS '72 and ) x..,ti 173-O,,) or 534 - ' l9-Trucks.Trajç -- Sales 10-5 Used Office Furniture Approximately 165 recor d albums, $323. No single sales. 3233925. - c,od Condii,n, 322 0694 Open Daily For Reta il - $1695 323.1730. couch, Wood or st eel desks, executive dask & chairs, secretarial desks & CARRQ ,,,,,,.,,------ PINECREST-.. Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2) 15'x24' and IS'533' complete. 1 yrs. old, reposset_sed. Sacrllice, 1 3 price. Call collect 305 i3 0610. L Bart 322 1191 60-Office WILSOIIMAIER FURNITURE BUY- S ELL-TRADE 3$) 315 F Fir-st St 3223.677 REAL ESTATE LOVELY 3 BR, 1 3220445 3 BR. I' bath, red brick. Must Sell. Willing to talk terms. s70,. Phone 323 1602. POOL HOME- Nod i the time to bu y- 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat .... dalr v•'.v. I '1.51 pool, outside of city. 136,000. OR. 1 bath home in fantastic Condition . Cen tral H-AC, cable, patio. CL fenced. Compar, this today. $16,900. lipl 322-3991 ASSOC. INC. REALTOR, 531-6500 ss From Ranch H DrotesSloflally Manao.d IN BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACE1 BR, 3", bath, less than 1 year old, on large oak shaded W. Truly a beauti ful home built by craft $,74f $5000 SAN LAN TA- 571 Roselle Drive-) I II 197 323-5311 322-2111 After Hou rs: Mot'lI home & addition on 1.19 acres, tiled. Only $13,330. SIDEApARTM hway 17.53, San 322.2090 EVES M. ISV or 3220613 well and sprinkler system. Just INIED A SERVICt:MA'p You'll find him listed in our Business - Directory,., 2.531 Park Dr. Realtor ?rchandise automatic rhythm section. Liberal trades offered. Bob Bail's Piano I Organ Salts I Western Auto, 301 Sanford Ave Hunt Realty, Inc. Jim nice 1973 Chrysler Newport, 1 owner, excellent condition. Air, P.S., PB, Harley Sporfster, '7), excellent Condition, cust om seat, sissy bar, Lease Datsun Including 1 cars and trucks. For information call Bill 3221193 Ray or Jack Mink, 131-1311. Swino King !ivng 'een life Hollywood bed, all kinds of gift items, and all kinds of misc items too numerous to menhion.. ______________________ ______________________________ Pianos I. Electronic Organs w0 -- - 42-bfle Homes no it 323-7832 home with connecting i BR apartment. Screened ll'x77' outs ide porch, It has shade trees, [H 537,000. 3210503. trim 9, W. 25th St. S9--Musical The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claims, . Just Resuitsl r;,r, Plants I Answers now has your W First St., 333 3255 answer to rare gifts, antiques and nostalgiques. 210 E. 1st St., Suite Piano, walnut, refinished, new D. action, keys, tuned I delivered. IMany others to chose from. Winter Guaranteed reconditioned auto Park, &ussi, batteries, $17.95 exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1100 - Lov.ly .i BR.? both, central heat & air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studio, 53.000 equity & assume Iøari 133 Hal CoIbet Realty CITY- 7lOO Park Ave....2 Br, lI)ath REALTORS LARRY SAXON INC REALTOR One Bedroom 151,000. * ., lean furnished lit floor', Private entrance. Adults Only, 1001 Palmetto, Sanford. Adult-Family GENC)A AREA- 1, 2. & 5 Acre tracts, water & electricity available, zoned for mobile homes. *2.000 per acre, up. 322- 2420 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, ajr Cond.,Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH 11 SR 431, Longwood 542 1000 LAKE MARY OWNER TRANSFERRED- Mvii 51113 BR, 1½ bath home on lovely treethaded fenced W. Reduced to 2005 HARIWELL AVE.-) OR. l baths, carpeted, C H & A 532.500 Owner will hold 2nd mtg. Apa timents Furnished - Kitchen Equipped interestedi 41Houses ____________________ rnic. SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom trailer opts Adult I, family park Weekly. 3513 Hwy I? fl. Sanford 323 1930 NEW PRICE[ Excellent location, old 2 story on 2 cft Corner of I$)h & Magnolia. 3 OR. 2 bath, dining room, fireplace. Only $15,900. 6215049. Bedroom Apts. Quiet, On. Story ' Conveniently located & beautifully bath, fully equipped kitchen, landscaped. Abundant storage central heat-AC, fenced backyard. (including attic) and "GE Energy large utility building. All is in good Efficiency Package". From $115. condition for $11,000 Call 3210220 between I 1 5:30 - CITY - lSQOparltAve._Mrs,Cl,.n 3 room apt. utilities included is,i&j would be delighted to have this 3 last mo reouired. 322 2750. OR, I bath home on extra large lot. Move right ml $21,500. RAMRnn LAKE MARY- 352 Clermont One & 7 Bedroom apartments, Road- lovely 3 OR, I bath home furnished or unfurnished. Newly in quiet neighborhood with access redecorated. Como set, F. Airport tOLittleLakeMaryfor,ing12 Blvd., Sanford, 323 1340. n.onth warranty plan. $29,300. OVIEDO FTU- Duplexes. Furn. or Untumn., Wooded, Home size lots. ESTATES214 FIaming.. 4 BR. 2 bath with RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 3633771. Ipaclouilamilyroom,w wcarpet, drapes, split floor plan. Today for -on ly 130.000 31- Apartments Stud lo, 1, 2.3 -113 multiple listing New modern single story I & 7 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- 1007 bedroom apts. and completely Tulane Drive. Just reduced ss.soo furnished studio apartments, in order to close estate. 3 OR, I He Hepburn. Hitnplwey Bogart. 1954. Tale about the Lu,y REALTORS Stenstrom Realty Apartments 5 MOVIE: "Arch of past in Paris, jje before the rdens Ga Realtor NOW LEASING CL NEWS Deltona.4a 4111 Sanford,) O R , 1 11 bath CB. I71x34' Pool. Owner will sacrifice. $19,500. _1-qu n4 m1 after p, - Real , - rattan - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile welt Of Speedway. Daytona Beach will hold a public -I AUTO AUCTION every Saturdays 1559 Honda, CO 350, 1000 Miles. flight at 7:30. It's the only one In Excellent cond., 5390 , M.3111.Florida. You sel the reserved price. No Charge other ttsan $3 Motorcycle Insurance registration fee unless vehicle is BLAIR AGENCY sold Call 901-233 5311 for further 3733566cr 373-7710 details. 78-Motos'cyc$es FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 PM certified tilt trailer, 1195. See at Empire Auto Body, Downtown S.c'ford 7'l'Sjt -.-----_....L....,,,, - Matching set of 10 dining chairs, US each. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French, 323.7310. SALES RENTALS 117W. lit ST., Sanford 322 5441 or 323.2757 after Mrs. week. Call collect, 541 2131. SALE 15, BowrIder, 65 hp. Mercury & r out. 53430. 153.3543 or S435350. I61 Cadillac Coupe, current inCars & Trucks spection. runs perfect. 5775, 322 Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days I uiio AUCTION 16' Runabout, 73 hp Johnson, hit trjiler, skiis & many accessories, 5100. 1)4 6250. rtf.,ltat".e. ?'c) : rms. t..,,i. !-93sl collect. Rig. Real Estate Broker MORE CASH ________ __________ 3225961 - anytime. BALL REALTY - - 1974 Pontiac Firebird, AC. AM-FM stereo, auto., 1 new radials, vinyl roof, excellent condition in and For Wrecked or Junk 72-Auction - ROBSON MARINE 22$ Hwy 17-92 531 Mustang ll,2dr.hardfop,lcyl,, 4 speed, 15,000 miles. Best offer. 323 405. BUY JUNK CARS- from SlOto$30.' Call 327 1624 after 4 p.m 55-Boats & Accessories , SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec 'angular pools left over from 1573 season, half nlce Nights-322-7352 __________ -'------------------- Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell. 322 lOS2 Oays-332 4123 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker eneva 3227155 Call Upstairs 2-bedroom unfurnish ed apartment, kitchen equipped. $91 month. Call 323-3701. ni %I, Commerc ii t'hnnp 322 7551, Sanford 17- Autos Wanted Trade Get plenty of prospect, ... Ad. vertise your product or service In the Classified Ads _______________ 3237737. 322-0779 CALL 333nil __________ WANTEDI SELLERS BU ERS.DEALERS Empty your carport or garage__ Make S$$ and have fun swapping too' Bring your articles to Movieland Drive-in Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, South I? 92, every Sunday,a.m. 103p.m. NO CHARGE. R eserve fre e spaces. Phone 323-1216, 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. any night, 1165 Mercury Station Wagon Call 8341019 for info. -. -I' Steel utility truck rack, good for electricians or plumbers, $50. Ph. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS ~ : Real Estate I. Rentals 84 THE BEST OF STEVE ALLEN alter it 11 Peg Peal Estate Broker 323-7i,5 Call Betty Flamm- Realtor. A.tlit,. Resident seeking 1 to 2 OR older home (even repairs), out of town preferred, to rent with option to buy. Reply by mail: T. Jones, 6-41 Kingston Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 32014. - per WI.. to start. Call 130.50 between 1:30 & 4 P.M. CL (4) (I) (1) (12) NEWS Triumph." Ingrid Bergman. Charles Boyer. 1948. Story of a retuo. doctor and a girl with a __ Wanted, hard worker to train In printed circuit fabrication. 1120 Duo criminalls and with airries that generate onsordinary me5a attention and widespread piic apprshenslon. Robert 13 LargeCustom built 2bedroomhome, hardwood floors, paneling. over. size rooms. 2 lovely lots, with room for. garden on quiet dead. indstre,$.B.firstinllne.5;$,500. 36bnted to Rent ____________________________ - Experienced, Smitty's Inc. has an Immediate opening. Good pay, steady employment, Apply to: Smitty's Inc., 27)1 Orlando Drive, Sanford. 372-2112. _________ size 3222741 70-Swap & HI.Chairs, It Sal. 1536 Dodge Street van, custom In. tenor, automatic, V-I, air, 1,000 miles. Better than new. $7,555. Economy Toyota. Sanford . - GARAGE SALE. Thurs..Sjp, Diane Circle, Casw s, iry... $31 - I I1$. Bicycle, lawn mower. clothing, all sizes; furniture, misc. Merchandise 80-Autos for Get some action with a Herald Classified ad. We'll help you write an ea mat will bring fast sale. .- clothing, housewares, etc. AIo assume - Peg, Real Estate Broker, 321UA Sanford, Flu. __________________________ stream, -_______________________ apartmen t? ups. Auction. Saturdays 7 pm. ' Sanford 3222210. Saturday, 10 to Toys, Clothes. Cr YOUR HOME' PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture I Miscellaneous. Sell in,,. wrnmisin, Free Pick $t.) a beautiful trout *s,*oo equity __ Buying a new home? Movind to an Galleries, 322-6972. Misc. 2103 S. Orange Ave. (of f 25th mortgage for $17,000 for I years Ph. 322-6610. WIlT REALTY W. GARNETT WHITE REAL ESTATE First RT SALE - __ Kr. camper. Cash for Antiques, Consignments wanted. HI-way 46 Auction at area, 2017 S. FRENCH - air conditioned, furnished. P Frldey, Oct. Is, W"11, Must Sacrifice- 153] Streamllne,33 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3503 1573 Ford F. lOG Ranger, I bed, air, automatic transmission, power Orlando Drive, 3235200. - steering I brakes with 51,000. Will. sell camper WANT TO SELL separately. 323-7311 after 5:30. For used furniture, appliances, fools, etc. Buy 1 or items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. CARPORT SALE- Fr i., Sat., Sun, REALTOR 1)1.4,00 Oct. IS, 16, 17 370 N. Waymon Ave., Longwood. lOam, to p.m. Murphy, N. C. Area-;] acres 410' Many useful items, including bordering 321.0041 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate Is sold daily in the QU IE T AREA- Convenient to iili shopping and to golf course. 3 OR, classified ads. Nothing Small about that, 2 bath, Spanish style home, large high lot, red tile roof, central air f 14 of Country Club Manor-2 & 38R and heat, family room, 15'*33' below FHA appraisa l. Owner, 2-screened porch, wall to wail 3 53 110 carpet. 533.500. - Country Club Circle. 20)75. FRENCH Phone 1)0-5430. os DON KIRSHNER'S ROCK CONCERT SPANISH STYLE STUCCOCorner lot, 1 OR, formal dining, range, refrig., 531,040, P,.g Real Estate Br,k,r 2636 . ouiero nip, i7i O79pv 3327643 W*1 321-0041 I Bedroom mobllehome. No p.fs $)er,,th C. MLS.REALTORS cent. heat & BATEMAN REALTY CalIBart 5659. details, 84 100 CLUB 26 PICADILLY CIRCUS garage, NEW HOME- Out of town 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, cent, heat, range, lot 75'x)23'. $15,300 14 rear yard in Cassilberry. 513,300. ii. HOMES ---------- 1. , MAYFAIR- Attractive 3 OR home with paneled Family room, Central H . A. W.W carpeting, brick patio I fenced yard for only Cash 322.432 GEO WILLMER ASSOCIATES $10,900. dlsp., self cleaning oven, wallpaper and paneling. Large lot & with fruit trees and oaks. Owner transferred, MUST sell. Call 333. Stu. Truck Trade pick up or trailer on neat 2 BR, mobile home. Screened patio, utility building and nice fenced Fenced for children I pets. 322. "CASH" in on your SPARE TIME at home. Guaranteed complete setup URI oft d-4sessions. family room, MLS. R CAL TOP S 'OL'R LITTLE FEE AGENCY" CL CI) BOB NEWHART area air, carpeting, dishwasher, garb. - firs, when Hutch (Paul Low $20s Special Idyllwilde--- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, _.. Realtor • CAR O ' WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you Write an ad that will bring a fast sale. CALL 372 74I ._______________________ Wants t½ Acres. Ge lo ve, Partially fenced, 1316$ mobile home with addition. 525,000 with terms. Would con Sider motor ho pert. 323. 5151. Mini Farm-3.4 acres, tiled. Only Buy v nw toii _ PORCH SALE Saturday I.Sunday 40 Oak Ave., Sanford me as D41 VS 323 7114 Broker Nights, 373 OIlS 3 BR, 11,V bath, fully carpeted. central heat & air, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus metal utility bldg. 3231001 Owner $11,900-Terms, Broker. $310171. CRANK CON'STREALTY EALTORS....430.1041 Evis, 322 3549 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY . .- 43-Lots.Acresge . REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime ' Three mornings a week help a Furnished working Mom maintain house. Must have transportation, Country Trailer- 2 BR, 1 bath, air. references. 322-4530 after 4 P.M. $w month plus deposit. Cliff Jordon. Realtor, 131-1232. UNEMPLOYED? Never again it YOU have sincere desire and DELTONA. AVAILABLE NOW ambition: Serious only pleasecall 2 Bedroom, porch, $150. 3742034 after 4p.m. or write no 2 Bedroom, dining rm., $173. Giovanni, Deitona, Fla. 32163. 3 Bedroom, porch, 5173. 2 Bedroom. 2 bath, $233. Management opportunity available. Also accepting January corn. For personal Interview call 33 mitments. 374.10.50. 1342. Mary Richarde hires a woman Harold Hall Realty 322-7472. Ave. Fire victims need 3 rooms of fur 1 -. Winter Springs- 3 OR, excellent 'condition, mm. lease e mos. 1265 mo. No pets. Near school . 337.035, $153, Into. In window EducatnaICpI4ldCareforas,,as $2l weekly if you quality. 323-1134 or - CaniseIp Call 423.4517 Write P.O. Box 1313 - and gravy. Cole slaw and a list butler tastin' biscuit. care in my Sanford home. Cony, location, good references, fenced yard, 2 meals. 3210255. ____ (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1:30 LATE NEWS 1:40 CC DAILY WORD 2:00 (4) PASTOR'S STUDY 2 pieces horsey-dipped fried chicken, mashed potatoes Child ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call TIN 18-4 HeIp nted , 641 ? ' ! r "We rare,, - 1:_____ ny- i:,: or Teens. ursei: RN's a. u, Aides, Aid. FACED WITH A DRINKING companion. Need. Immediately. PROBLEM 5310434. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous hand. .IV . Baby Sit in my home, Close to In. spection Station, Sanford. All day 1 eves. 322-3410. formation write to: Box 751 WE HAVE RENTALS deposit. 21 3 BR houses, control tral air & heal. fenced yard. 321. government repossession,, all area. Small down, seller pays closing costs. $)7,o, hornet Dellona -2 BR. lVa bath. Phone 5113521 after S p.m. _____________________ DIVORCE FORMS- For tree ir 1. 69 + 6-Child Care Cr I Joan Stanley. 1968.Typ.s.ttar 84 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 1Qji) CO MOMY NITEI AL ANON (4) CBS NEWS noo RUNNER 84 MOVIE:- "Abbott teUoin"Lcstfra.1952. Reward 4)112,500. handle 4-Garage Sales Cssselber,y: 3 BR, 2 full baths, 1114 CARPORT SALESaturday. 10 acre all fenced yard, Swimming emS p.m. Women's pants & tops, Pool. lots of shade trees. 517.000 & large size, roll.a.way bed, $3,000 equity. Will trade equity typewriter, books, etc. 1113 value. Payments $115,4, 130-Ills. Valencla Court West, Sanford. - MOTHER SAVER- Warm 3 OR with country kitchen and ad. lolning family room, fully fenced Forrest Greene Inc. front and back yard, attached garage. Your first peek BUDGET MINDED? Checkout this $3061)) will REALTORS nice home with 2 large bedrooms convince you. Priced in low M. Real nice 3 BR, 1 bath horn Can be bought FHA or VA. and a Family room in good area e, large for just lot, CA., carpeted, new Stove In Cliff Jordan Realtor kitchen, Payment $137,,; mon. CUSTOM BEAUTYthly. Very low down payment Immaculate 131-8222 on home with central N.A. W.W equity, assume mortgage. Move in Carpeting, Paneled Family room if) nowl Price $22,000, GOLD5BOPO- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, and gorgem yard in prestigious dining room, tries, frame home. for $32,500. ,Sa&.lIt I,.,. VETERANS- No dowo payment Responsible couple- 3 BR, I bath , carpeted, good location. $150 mo. For the return of purse, and content$. Keep money. 332.1301, ROAD CC THE FUNTSTONES CL "MIAMI Featuring: $100 ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? unfurn.323-2510or322.7S25 offer 4. OVIEDO- S BR 'harming older 2 storyhorne.' i,Q.hedpool,½acre loP with piePt trees & shrubs, We 42-44111111111 111111111- 0 Garage Sale- Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 331 Abbott Ave. . Lake Mary. Sofa, Singer Sewing machin, and misc. items, some Osteen- 5.53 acres, surveyed, very old. mostly cleared; 361 ft. on road. bath, central heat & air. $21,500. 2436 Cl Capitan. WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY- 1335SUMMERLIN-3 BR, 2 bath home, neat I clean, Immediate occupancy. A must See. $171550. nished condo at New Smyrna, a sacrifice & our ntra special St. JOMS River home. Nice 2 BR block horns, urn. 5--Lost & Found +_Persorals - TACULAR : U.S. Grand Prix kirmtda I i , Wa Glen, N Y; P6, '- VYDA5..... U 501-flS.4141. - - ii SANFORD- Will sell FHA, VA or low down & assume, 3 BR, 11.1 Lake Mary- 3 OR. 1½ bath new homes. Under 523,000 with Ie than $730 down. Government funding, By builder, 134.1415, Equal Housing Opportunity. $22-6457 Charm. Low 830's. Largo lot. 5175 mo. phis deposit, 15047152222 Si' "bent', 1. Eve" HiraM Sasferd FL - 41-Houses - Req Peal Estate Broker hOOF 23,PsSl 1774155 Rig. M ost Estate Broker General Contractor HAS EVERYTHING- Attractive 3 BR, 3 bath, cent, air, family room, fireplace, pool, fenced yard. beautiful location good School DaYS Rocky Darnall would ilk, lint from friends. HIS address Is: P.011 Box 667, i, Bushnell, Fla., 33313. 4 03525SD.1C.B. 430 - Lake Mary-I BR, WW carpeting. air, drapes. screened carport. - Noon Friday EM. Presley, Lola Abl 1962. Story Of slnQng boxer. CBS CI) SUMMER SEMESTER (I) HOT DOG US (1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL ' RAZZLE DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW 40 - Sunday write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.( 1. Box 333. Sanford, Fla. 3217). You. pes, fencid. clean, lease. $flS. 13453* 4:00 (2) BONANZA (4) MOVIE: "Kid Galahad." • WORLD TEAM TENNIS. Los Angeles vs New CI) DAILY WORD RIThIAN 800 J 0 E HUGHE S: (2) $unlsnd, 3 BR, carpeted, S. 304 Noon The Doy Before Pubkcotlon vllllan (played by Orson w.a.s 330 2J DAILY DEVOTIONAL PASTORS STUDY 10.30 ) FLORIDA REPORT CIAL BOXING: George Fore- (I) NOTICIAS EN ESP 3:00 arranged by the League of OF ANIMALS __ arme In right wing operation mode up of Field -' W*bmft headed by I ________ _______ ____ F TAFER REALTY JOHNNY WALKER GOODIES ADDED- Like new 3 BR, furniture am carport, encedehaded bth yard. $1C,t00. Easy terms. - 3255 ( DEADLINES d Walter Iton c iele (D-&I'm.) VS Sen. Robot t Dole (A-Kin.) T) Third k a sides of debates UD WILD. WILD OF WORLD (I) 2:30 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES DEBATE: LM., Son. ORAMLoci. (52.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3LlnesMinUnum _____________________ George 2.30 (1) k$f: loi.eolCa Georg. P.ppard, Ingot stevens. 1961. Tutor In Pails security dep. 01.1233. Realty, Realtor, 323.1355 g, m. 3 Park Ave. Se, BR, air, carpet, kit. equip. times .... S:30 P.M. MONDAY Itiru FRIDAY SATURDAY P-Noon (4) p,p•,.9 5pjfl5 WO •GETDOWN:Itost&olw FM,s oofst a iaIiAeIothi 196.Oussbws . eciis. iiw Tti.s, Gerry and The Pacemakers, Step. arm Swn w'dDsvs. ow CL BEwnc*isr CL THE MI PETS 1. I DREAM OF ANNIE '1) FEEDBACK (4) 2) E THE MiDNIGHT SPECI?J., Jackie BeStwmon RATES •:96A.M. to b. .nnotao,d. 8 WALl. STREET WEEK 200 MOVING- AnxiouS oev wants on estra neal 3 BR, Im. maculate condition, fenced, well leaf no. $ IsOdep. Alter S iffiruS times........ 4lcitits* 6ffiru 2$ 3lca iIM 2Ctlmis .............24caI1n HOURS NCMFOOTBALL.Tssms 130 CL a 1 Room Mn. dupin. 34th SE, lit I 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 130 SOUNDING BOARD men Is accused of sabotage in munitions factory ikigl. ______ ______ CONT. FESTIVAL- SbyolaTaMsn boy edO rnskss frisn baby short OrlQndo -WInte' Pork 322-2611 CHILFA" FILM 1:10 () MOVIE: 'Th 8oss,. iert Ca.mng,. A Let*. I 1 ___ ___ tSO BLACK EXPERIENCE 410 T}E LPffCLOtS&ES ____ Seminole 4)sOu.TRAtd 1230 ____ Half acre on Jewxiift Lane, I BR, 2 COUNTRY- i OR, 2 both, Igo SUNLAND ESTATES- Th Bamboo central h"t I, air, mire wooded lot, near lake. Cent. HIA, Dr., Owner. 3 AN, central H & A, 11.000. Owner. 3231623, carpet, screen room, citrus, lots of complete kitchen with dish. ri lore -2+ acres. 3 BR, washer, dual drive. Many extras, 5153.__ ]W . bath, pool. $75,01110. Jenny Clark, $31,300. 349.5373, URGENT- Owner must ie OR, 3 bath with familyrown, workshop. garden area. Unfurflhshld, two bi&oom. Security Depit. Adults Preferred, 3fl Jn-nis. ADS ' 41-4ouses 41-4Iouses 3IA- ipisxes _________ C L SP4EPtILID Pining RemoeIiriq Gcnerji I Repairs Call 373 5,473 C ast Ads *11 alwayS give sou more Much . Much More tnan you especf - Landscaping & Lawn Care EXPERT LAWN SERVICE M3Wr, EJgng 1r, mmr,9 Free E',tnnjtps PPiDPC 321 WELLS DRILLED SPRINKLER SYSTE,',q I .'. 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GAVE ME A 7 L1FiIJ A TALENT FS k4AK%3 TESTS TO r THING'S /17/I OF Mr APTiTUDE,. ~ P~PE q -"% ' j -, ) - r'l 4 J \ - The verters that animals reaction can be dangerous and system is not able toare. Our the ace in order to concealthe handle queen and played ace and that reason Antabuse Should be cellulose either which provides another heart. A spade and ta ken only according to a a l of ot the calories in grasses doctor's recommendations and foods a cow with its four SIDE A person who ta kes Antabuse stomachs can di st ge . early In the morning, when the You can get all the protein the , , ( resolve to not drink again is body needs though by Using a strongest, will then have the combination of beans and corn. PRISCILLA'S by A l V HAZEL, THAT WAS . A DELICIOUS LUNCH TOCY.' 7M GOT PRISCILLA'.5 reaction Later I TRADED LUNCH BY MISTAKE PEAR, AN 5f-IE JT LESTER..HE PIGS) M,6&4Ep XDLJR5 R)rAro BE IN ON A SANDWICHES! I. PERMANENT PEAL? .j -' i. t ') • - ' •. . • _. . FRANK AND ERNEST 1 ]I j 11 by Bob Thoves Ii L 1I 1 J 7JL... I L ____ DA4( F L lj TH IGH?H DOLLAR ' RRNED, AND tii'iD InJ i' • ' . RIP! L by Ii r Iuu rOX LOUIE ID ,t • -' i , amounts i :' / o 4 i Hr --- r -. f\ l. \A 11lI MRS I 2 last year. ranked No. 6, Is now 4-1. Seminole caned a 214 halftime lead and held on for dear life In the second half as the Hurricanes showed their class by char ging back. The crucial play on which victory or Gainesville, defeat seemed likely to hLnge was a four th-down pass from the Seminole 25- yard Line which fell off the fingertips of Gainesville receiver Mack Cummings of being able to afford a loss in one of in the end zone with 2:05 remaining. two remaining Class AAAA.5 district Seminole successfully ran out the games (Seabreeze and Lake Brantley) clock. and still breeze into the pod-season The game was ballyhooed as a playoffs in quest of a state chainmatchup of talented running backs — , \.. \ \ pionship. ft would mark the fl .g time a Sanford team has ever qualified for the playoffs. "This Is the biggestvictory of m Gainesville's Carl Warren and Seminole's Tim Raines. While both distinguished themselves as prep superstars, the hero of the night was Darrell Johnson, the rang, lean split . ' ' -.•,-.. . -t\\ ° having dinner ry funky do you suggest to go with ustom-made Overalls?,, c winning M with a run of 50 yards after Intercepting a pass. Seminole quarterbae Litton, who threw the 14-yo paw to w an accepted t of the Jewish community. But what of the clergYman's wife? Has her tile changed as the world about her chuges7 Seminole County clergy Wives comment In the Women's Sectiom . lI)Lx . Johoson, scored sccond touchdown on a one sn ak. Stando uts defenslveiy for Sem inole included ends Charles Higgins and . Greg Pringle, back Ricky Bryson, Lee and linebacker Ricky Mann. The Warren- Raines matchup was something tossup, although Raines was held without a TD and Warren scored once. Warren had 90 yards on 20 carries and Raines got 115 on 16. Both displayed raw-nerve ability to gain more yards than expected on just about every carry. They were each a step away from breaking loose for long TD runs. See DLRE, page lB A 'I Clock ........ IA Bridge • 4C Calendar ................. ..................6A CB News ................ lB - b. IN Comics .................... 4C Crossword ................ 4C Editorial Dear Dr. Lam b - - ...... IC Horoscope ............. 4C rr. IIospl .................IA Obituaries IA I OpIDJOU ................5A . Sports ................. 14B Television I Weather / .?• -. 4-SD IA 1-3C hat ' ( . ,. P . . .- . . ____________________ by Garry u'au /PN I FL L awe.. L I " IF ~a ;9 fr I, 1 ft) "I think Sen. Dole has r1chiyearned his reputoion AV Carter. I've tried to find out," said Dole, the Republican senator from Kansas. "I know he's very a - hatchet man tonight," said Walter Monciale. And ambitious. I know he wants to be Presidtnt." after the bloodietting, these two Senate buddies with -- . HOUSTON (AP) — "Toni gh t may be so of a fun over — he'll still be in the Sctiale." Do le said: "I woul d Just say to my good friend, Fin evening," said Bob Dole. Some fun. If It had not been The audience in the Alley Theater, cautioned not to happy you are going to be responsible for •ie first vice pr esidential debate in history such fun laugh inappropriately, laughed. organization;' said Dole. "1 ho pe you don't pa ttern it would be called a rumble. "I don't know know much about Gov. (Jimmy after Coy. Car ter's efforts in Georgia." Slash. Bite. Kick. With words of course. But, he said he did know about Mondae. "I've known my cowiterpart forsometime," he said. "We've been friends and we'll be friends when this door work and no heavy lifting . .. people in the namecalling contest that has chara tote Slundale responded that a very strong role is hit at Dole for Introducing a resolution in required of the vice president and all federal officials 13Mundale to slam the door shut on the Senate Watergate . FIRE DESTROYS GENEVA HOME -, - U n its battled a blaze that destroy- eii, a Geneva home Friday. Mr. nrid Mrs. Vince Swearingen. owne of the home on Lake Harney Drive, said the 890.000 structure was a total loss. During the blaze. fireman rs Michael else as overcome by smoke and as trans ported to Seminole IemoriaI Hospital o other injuries were repurted. Seminole County fire tn%estigators are pro bing the incident, which oc curred shortly after noon. / .; terized the campaign. "We can restore 1w faith of the debate is over and we'll be friends when this election is and he talked of the med to reorganize governnient. conullittee. 4)4 , -. '- The next question was about the dismay of many American people by simply telling the truth, obeying worlds-apart philosophies shook hands. "Sly opponent has a record of votirg for every the law," said Mondale. Of the three election 76 debates so far, the clash of spending program except for defense," he said. At one point Dole sighed that he just wished Carter the would-be vice presidents Friday night clearly was Mondale responded that Republicans have had eI Oft had a foreign policy and added: "I couldn't quite unyears to solve the problems of the economy but "all of derstand what Gov. Carter meant in Playboy See 'Around The Clock,' page 4A e~-i them have gotten worse," inagiuine and I cuuldn't understand frankly why he Puit's about as friendly as it got. Dole said he jokes was in Playboy magaAne.11 the liveliest And it was Dole's sharp tongue that made that he is running for vice president ause "it' s In. But, Dole added "He was It will giv e him the bunny it o • and then scored what proved to be the One of America's great modern-day traditions Friday night high school footba ll _ may have drawn a bigger audience than the history-making, first. ever debate be tween vice presidential candidates Friday night. But while more t ha n 6,000 football fans I n Sanford and millions more across the country cheered their teams on to victory, Bob Dole and Fritz Mondale went on with the show in Houston. ) • I ______ end who caught one touchdown pass # Women may n9w be ordained as priests In the Episcopal Church and female rabbis me - "I' DOONESBU M FL ~,Ql PL! ______ Clergy Wives e middle guard Kenny Tod6y Women I same purpose. It seems more natural to me P iSAA°: 'MEIR OWKENPS IN 21-19 triumph. . Sw MOSTI.MmFAMM PFUFR Seminole's defense held off a Last-ditch effort by Gainesville before posting a - 'p The victory gave Seminole the luxury grass, sotomymjnrJwha t 1 _It%aN15 Will someone please direct the Seminole High football team to the state playoffs? Seminole did eve ryt hing except place a printing order for playoff tickets Friday night. A standing-room-only crowd of 6,500 held their breath while . complete proteins make certain the growing child has sfjc of all the different amino acids to enable optimal [Ater number 1-4, Alcohol, gr owth and development. Whiskey, Gin , Vodka, Rum, Protein does not ca use the Wine, Beer. Perhaps the formaUonofurjcacid. This Isa formation will be useful to you common mutakep idea. Most of helping other people to a void t he uric acid is formed from alcoholism. Others who want your own cells and you can this information can send 50 Produce it even If you were on cents with a long, stamped 38f. bean diet without any meat at addressed envelope for it. Just all, U./v VORT14 lu will be used in is column and will r eceive Copies of coaching career," said Seminole's Jerry Posey, a second-year mentor whose team is 64 this season and was 9. Askew d It "appears at first blush" that Herring disclosed get is Just smondhand grass. I do not see why fruit. vegetables and cereals should not ser TUMBLEWEEDS WO to, AS 9 most interesting questions lot about Protein and that we THE ii".g TENTH to avoid drinking because of the sendyour letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 11, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. DEAR D IAMB — I hear a • Is For growing children I prefer Herald Sports Editor JACOBV MODERN, - alcoholism by its own action, protein from milk and if but acts only to cause a person possible from meat. These violent reaction that i11 occur if he does. lam sending You The Health -T - the day if he By JIM HAYNES It stamped, sell-addressed drinks. It does not cure that the diet also include IA,QJLP YJU LIKE TO ) In Th (Do YOU have a question for the expert$? write -Ask the Jacobys" cars of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual Questions Grc j. ) / Chip Wilkins emphatic about Seminole being No. I (Heraldk ptaft by Tom Vincent) Semienote Weins e Big On 0 Looks Toward State Pla offs the opponents information. metabolic system is different East's queen of hearts fell As you probably know If YOU from that Of animals. We to her king at trick one and a have taken Antabuse it will cannot make protein out of non- second heart was led to dumcause this reaction for six to 12 protein foods. We my 's nine. Bar ba ra returned can change days after the medicine is amino acids and build new to her hand with the ace of taken. The reaction can cause protein from them but we are clubs a nd led a diamond to flushing, severe nausea and not the efficient protein con- dummy 's was led back. West on ith vomiting and even shock. DIS CICERO HA5 QUITE COUNSELLn DEAR READER — Our a match-point person violently ill. 0 . I. th magnitude of the problem and what we're talking about," Herring Parts of the investigation to aid in his campaip for another term tate attorney. I Uftthe governor is injecting pofitics because he's putting as Askew Is Democrat and Herring Is a Republican. this thing on a political level," Herring said. "And I think what's "It appears to me," the governor salcl, that "he (Herring) is go ing on iq this county transcends any politics." Two hours after aides in Tallahassee t'ild reporters that the See TEMPERS, page IA . Cook. BUGS BUNNY . 3A it it could be used in treating but I eat very little. A Manitoba reader wants to I was made York, who has won major Other medical problems. They to understan d that meat causes tournaments under her know what you should bid got violently III at a cocktail uric acid which 3diles in the maiden name after opening one heart and Of Collyer and being raised to two hearts by Party and realized that it could joints and causes arthritis. her first ma be used to treat alcoholics. your partner. Your hand is I never saw so much meat Antabuse has very fittle ef. eaten as in ft country. I thinIt The one-notrump contract A 6 V K Q 10 6 5 # K 14 & A QJ 2. fect on the body by I The correct bid *is four tself. it Is just commerdalism like was normal although the very However, it combines with everything else. pity the poor favorable lie of the cards hearts. You may not make I made three notrump the nor- game. but you want to be alcohol to form another animal"' that are killed to mal result. Barbara made there and there is no reason to chemical called acetalclehyde. satisfy the human gri.-ed. four for what turned out to be shilly-shally around and give It Is this substance that makes a FROF.(A : . ' East followed. Where was the I& IV I& . .: Jack of clubs' West had surely falsecarded once Why not twice thought Barbara' In that case he was holding the queen of lb i, West •. .. . . vulnerabl e Lamb . ack-small of clubs and the 'ast heart. Barbara led the #J72 r. - . •.. . prostitution report hadn't yet been received by the govirwes investigation was "very dispolntIng" and confirming that he Semlnol&Bronrd State Alty. Abbott Herring d Saturday may do what He rring had recommended send date agents to he feels Gov. Reubin Askew in derelict in his duties U Askew Seminole County to look Into some of the Information conigisined in doesn't give a report on south Seminole prostitution "the ap.. Herring's report to the governer. Propriate amount of time and review." It wasn't determined f Askew had read the Herring says he thinks Askew "would have been livid with entire report but Herring said he didn't believe that the governor rage" had he read the entire inch4hlck Investigative report and "has read the entire repo rt" Including four sworn statements sworn testimony before blasting Herring in an Orlando news invest i gative repo by both city of Cass&be and the date conferenceonFriday,chargingil tHerrIngisu his Office for attorney's office. Askew appeared angry at what be said were "apparent . Askew: Judge Election leaks" by Herring about what the Investigation entailed. "I am 'Appearance o Conflict' unimpressed with the way Mr. Herring has handled . Assuming West was elling n 't the was ___________________ DEARDR.LAMB_I aman alcoholic and have been taking Antabuse for a yea r. Whenever someone finds o ut I am on the ED ByBOBLLOyDindpRIOrfl HenldStaff Wrftp 1'] king. 4.1952 SOUTH ID) i . dummy's queen and cashed the ace. West dropped the EAST ID, i " ftO'W It) aannd S A. I ___ ____________ — - - I STARTS WITH A GOOD TEA ASKEW Herring Sna s Bac 0 At Askewl Cr ticism - = 56 rOIDNIT YOU DO THE . HERRING WIN AT BRIDGE ARCHIE A report on prostitution In South Seminole has spurred State Attorn.y Abbott Herring and Governor Reubin Askew to trade charges of political op. portunism and dereliction of duties. . 24 10 AR&Z -I* 20 21 ITIC011 A MF"4 — iT 19 byArtSensom ARWWAff,6LA04S.. IT MPMW — 16 THE BORN LOSER SUNDAY [All Aboard! __ - j I' f Previous p*zji. � 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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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 15, 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/e625c4f2fb58d16135214b88704dd9b9.pdf 28e44ea3dee82a465b93e5328763cf59 PDF Text Text I NMK hs. PL ; w I . I . I o Wuiuluy,09L ii. 07$ Pools Paid Sanford It For, But Staying Empty--Why ? 21 1yJA(IJIUN DOWD public would probably lung Club. During the summer it is Lyman .Athletic Director over south Seminole, Buckner including the YMCA offer pool along with pupils In the aboutsomelegal ramifications opened to the public on William Buckner uys If an said. They pay about $12 a lessons at country dubs and county's exceptional child in relation to Analysis liability and other weekends, while during the got hurt at the pool, the acmonth to participate. The Seminole Courgy School program, acco private homes, but there is to Roger probiens," Harris said school year the Greyhound ddent would be covered by the The AAU program at Lyman Bosdreciatlyets,*of Harris, assistant superinalmost no opportunity for Lyman High School in varsity swimmers physical school board's general in. "The school board is insuredgives youngsters it chance to children or adults to go taxpayers' money to bay a tendsnt for budget and finan. Longwood has a swimming pool education classes and an SWAM Policy. "It's just Uke at against owe of popetty that Includes COL participate in competitive swimming Just because they on the school grounds that was Amateur Athletic Union a bull game, if someone falls The program Involves swimming as a sport. Several feel like taking a dip on a hot P swbiwnbig pool —54 there "Opening it to the general built by the school's Booster program leave no extra time. down and gets hurt," he said. about 125 youngsters from all other groups in the county we spparly no plans to open afternoon. the pool to the public; So now Sanford residents are Pools they caii't ______ PIyIJ me: the school board's new =as COUPON! IaiRkel $1 _IUU1L*W f a pool beNIKlSaafotil Memorial Cl s P &adhmi and the old dtypoolat P °' oldsborowblchwucbosedi, wdlWedlnnrulyearssgo. pUS1U$lW... Re1.W8tWdkI - - ___________ I 14 69th Year, No. 47—Thursday, October 14, 1916 Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIc. 10 Cents #u - ___ pPI ___ Vw coot of building Ow CrqNsbol pod is Included in a I I WMUN$ M*11 MINI The IM i bond issue was w1marily to buil d th e marina, but It also Included th; i $i IF • . . pmvW* for mwv delta - whi ch is where the iwimmini ool comes pt tY t( :dPar being ow to off the bond sue, but Sanford rtaidentsueplcklng up tab .1 - k ins bond bum that won't be I SUN 1 L , I I OFF ANY NEW , p I I NALF.GALLON PrcrItIon' _______ ICE CREAM I r FREEMAN I Herald Staff Writer p ' ____ in p l opu a flavors p p p "W II LimltlCouponPerCust,m.r ThrU Oct. 2L 1q16 Sme.i • Child's BAYER 0.,,g. f.,•d C,iiâ.Oq., out of rever ons from the city's adility tax and electric fr S 36 ASPIRIN chise. The satire may not be up to that published in the National Lampoon, but a politi cal cartoon generated by Republican Cowy Comnmtaslon Candf date Dick WtllImr4.1 ha sparked a protest from Democrauc County Atty. Tom Freeman. "I do think that Dickle belongs In the funny papers," write Freeman in a letter to the editor of the Herald. '. "Because that Is the type of commissioner he has been. I must vigorously protest.. my hairline does not recede that much." The cartoon in question is one In which a picture of Freeman as Kingmaker appears plugging coins Into a "Political Machine" feeding Williams' Democratic op ponent, Dave Gunter. "That cartoon is causing me a great deal of discomfort at home," muses Freeman. "I allow my wife a modest awn of money; the feels this amount is inadequate. That cartoon showing me contributing $1,000 to to some candidate is false. "And, since rny wife saw that cartoon, she feels she ls entitled to more food "Ole Tom Is really at It, isn't he?" quipped Williams. "He may be In trouble not having any money since he is not feeding at the public trough; he might Just starve out there in the real world." Williams' reference was to the fact that Cornmissloners have voted for an In-house legal staff, eliminating Freeman's position. Though Freeman calls his cartoon picture "dlstorb ted," Williams reply is that "the cartoonist didn't get the eyes quite beady enough. And we tried to get his facial expression to show his unquenchable thirst for power." On contributions, Freeman says, "DiCkle must be thinking of Thorn Rwnberger's law firm not mine. ThEY gave $2,000 to John Klmbrough's campaign. I can't afford that." " Fr eeman is trying to squelch the fact that Gunter IS a major cog In the machine," Williams says in replj Freeman, on the other hand, skips over to Williams' performance on the board. "Everything has to be explained to the board five times. The first time for the other four commissioners and the last four times for Dickle. "It has been a lot simpler lately. Klmbrough has taught him to vote yes If Klinbrough scratches his right ear and to vote no if Klmbrough scratches his left ear. Commissioner (Harry) Kwiatkowski almost dies laughing everytime Dickle get his left and right mixed up. Kl brough has to call a recess." Williams says repeat questions stem from all that "mumbo-jumbo" Freeman calls legal opinions. Williams says Democrats don't have to ask for clarification because they "decided everything the night before at the Citrus Club; they're real versed." "Anyway," Freeman concludes, "I wish that you would refuse to print that particular cartoon. Food money Is a very emotional Issue In my household as In most American families." Ed Pricketi city residents, Tarnm Plained. Manager Warren K0O1L says he Goldsboro io 219 ' Without coon 36c - y9 "Tl* city had a lease on I pry,"K0owies recallet ba" 's ____ S57Cs.12 ASPIRIN 101676 .-. — •ciiui $45. VODKA 4 playgroundequIxnentcowdbe a new westside moved to School officials clased, the racial tensions of the 19Ws were reaching a peak In Sanford. 7be county school 37 thru 34 9 tIMTOM(QuPONpfI(u5yos,, . ".... ~' UPONI -1) . /\ Nursing Pads Shap.d4..ffl . .. pack .f 22 by CURRY Limit 74$ ______ It ..;_._ ___ u usmit - private schools. 3 :*. OORDONIS VODKA school were peacefully in- But no one suggested reOpening the swimming pools Since the Goldsboro pool and A47 101676 01. BASNAMNS J&B MellonPrhaveenc1ose wunming program. . J $COTCH4IIk CROWN now being preparedPl school boar tji.g members rnjp &47 _-*" cjggi1wt WitItout _..._- 99 c Limit 2 .... ,or . ~ 1076 Coupon 11.1$ TRAC II . by shaving cartrid ge* mm LIC 39C __ thru : Withoutco.çon.67 X. LINJI Oki COUPON pa Cusyo • sIzs;Iegulart • Nail Polish I.mo,.r - 10-16-76 139 th Without coupon $1.47 LIMiT Oft( COUPON PIP (USTOAqI LIMIT Owl COtftOw PIP (LJSTOMLI . rs 1Mà s ) FANTASTIK I i. si u i 1WI%IIII1FullMOTH BALLS strength ONI.POUND PACK ___ - ... _. Napthol.n. I oo CUTEX 4-oz 32.02. ANTISIPTIC thru 11 another public pool at Fort U (WITH4O4OFFLAuL) I -. ) J tosy SPRAY CL1AP4II .- Idg - 22.01 '!I 3.INONE OIL '-. the ring connected to the nightclub also had been in operation at least two months. Herring said the third, separate prostitution ring uncovered is still under Investigation. He declined to give details. Palmer has been jailed on four counts of prostitution, three counts of rape and two charges of incest. He Is also being held in jail pending proceedings in a "mandatory conditional release" from prison In a prior case, officials said. Palmer, who reportedly has a record of prostitution related arrests and once testified In connection with a $50 million International stock fraud and counterfeiting ring based in Orlando, was arrested last week at a fish camp west of Sanford where he had been relaxing while law enforcement of ficers armed with felony warrants conducted an intensive search for him. The one-Inch-thick vice report going to Gov. Askew outlines "criminal activity" by elective and appointive Casselberry city See CALL GIRLS, Page 2-A . AREA DEATHS - JAMM MAli LERSON • ..: - - ..- — ...~ [ ~:____ FI - al r 14 t - I . :;_i:. . .- - -_',,-.. .-. - - - - I. -- r - - Harlan (The Colonel) Blackburn, his appeals exhausted, finally went to jail this morning. Another photo, details, Page 5A. . - - J F. -. '-. --a LT. - .. 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There was no hesitation at the White House, however, where President Gerald Ford's personal physician said the 63-year-old President would receive his shot today. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford scheduled the shot today In an effort to convince Americans the vaccine is safe-The inoculauonprogram is designed to reach up to 200 nullion Americana - including 6 million Floridians. Three of nine states that suspended their inoculation programs have decided tu resume giving the shots. At least 33 elderly persona in 16 states — most with a history of heart trouble — are reported to have died after receiving the inoculatotts. - - tl I - Seminole's swine flu inoculation program will be ready to start up again Tuesday — If tests by federal health authorities reveal no evidence that the vaccine caused the deaths of at least 33 elderly persons In 16 states. Dr. Orville Barks, director of the Seminole County Health Department, shut down the free program Wednesday afternoon shortly alter neighboring Orange and Volusla counties suspended their Inoculation programs. He decided to have the program ready to re-open Tuesday after he got word late Wednesday that preliminary tests made at the federal Center for Disease Control an Atlanta established that the swine flu vaccine is safe. But Barks said he wouldn't make a definite decision to go ahead until he received results of tests being made by the federal Food and Drug Administration. "We just felt we better be on the safe side and wait until we got definite confirnuitlon that the deaths were not caused by the vaccne," Dr. Barks said. "I'm sure we'll have that confirmation by the first of the week and then we can continue our program." Orange County, which had planned to kick off its inoculation program Wednesday, opened its clinics today after a 24-hour delay. Indian River County has made plans to begin Its delayed program next week, but health officials in Volusia have made no definite decision, to resume offering inoculations. About 1,000 people were Inoculated by Seminole health department staffers on the local program's opening day Tuesday - but Barks had hoped for 3,000. After the first deaths were announced Monday, many people apparently changed their minds about getting the free shots - or at least decided to wait until tests on the vaccine were completed. Barks said turn-out Tuesday at Longwood Elementary School was - I.' - -- ' - -'- - "very poor" before the program was suspended in early ofternoon. If mn,l ••• u.k.,, .,nnf %V %A&•I... U5I 's... UIV YdtUIC 13 5dIC cUini through, Barks plans to resume the previous schedule. The free shots will be offered from noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at Altamonte Civic Center and next Thursday at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Clinics that had been planned for this week in Longwood and Oviedo will be rescheduled. "Alter the tests establish that the vaccine Is safe, I hope people will turn out in great numbers," Dr. Barks said, "People need to regain confidence in this program." Dr. Chariton Prather, state health program director, said he notified all 61 county health departments Wednesday that "there is no need to alter or delay the program." Prather authorized use of the vaccine after Asst. U.S. Surgeon General David J. Sencer said there was no evidence linking the deaths with the vaccine. .,,.h..s . STATE... WARNER GAME Herald Staff Writer 1. McTEER. MRS. MAUDE E. Funeral services for Mrs. Maude E. Mcii,r. 74. of 1103 Valencia Can-?, East, Sanford, who died Monday will be held it I) am. ThigSdiv, at Assembly of God Chur ch, Sanford. with Rev E Don Co* officiating. Burial in Oaklawvn Cemetery. Braison F uneral Horns- is in Charge of 40 Sut&sltE OF By JACQUELINE DOWD 4 ARRIVE AllVJ AlA LIE . Funeral Notice_ - FLORIDA SNAP, CRACKLE, POP I 16, NAULIRSON, JAMES CARSOLL — Funeral services for James Carroll RaUIIrSOn. II, Of Geneva. wito died Monday, will be Ps-Id at 3 p.m . Thudy, at the gravesId, In Gins-v. Cemetery with Rs-v. Leo Barnes officiating. Brisson Funeral Home IS In cPirge of arrangements. What makes Johnny run? It's the spirit of the Pop Warner League, captured here by photographer Tom Vincent as the South Seminole Pee Wees stopped Lakeview. 18.0, in a recent game. Top Is South Seminole pass play to Curtis Smith (23 red jersey) with Craig Cochran (52) looking on as Freddie Miller and Paul Griffin move in for tackle. Middle left Is Dwayne Johnson (32) bringing Paul Brown to halt. Middle right is Lakevlew's Carrell Thompson and Jay Burke in pursuit of Chuck Hooker. John Smith Is batting away pass for Curtis Smith in tower photo with Lakeview's Tony Williams and Jay Bark coming up to help. Pop Warner League play continues Saturday at sites throughout Central Florda. at Ilie Springs isbehevedtohave been operating since August and , - t He is a member of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee and has held patronage jobs at both a local area horse track and a dog track. Herring said Schreiner, who also is fanner employe of Club Juana, a Casselberry nightspot featuring nude dancing, ac cording to the "master plan" was to "provide the call girl to the high public officials." my opinion this would compromise public officials If It was allowed to operate," Herring said. "We feel that we've nipped it In the bud." Herring declined to name the "one Casaelberry official" he says has been involved in "acts within and without the Club Juana 5to me edapt that the persn Is compromIsed." Herring said the prostitute who gave the sworn testimony Is hesamewomanwhorecelvedmriJuanaauegedJy from a Casselberry Police Department evidence locker. Criminal charges have been brought against Casselberry police detective Bobby Gene Bennett in that case and he has been suspended from duty with pay pending outcome of the case. Herring said he won't make public the Casselberry city offtthl's name "but It's In the report to the governor." At least three girls have been questioned in connection with 1.1 the alleged prostitution ring that Herring says Schreiner was heading. The second prostitution ring uncovered In the widespread south Seminole vice investigation byal Ill's and state attorney's agents was headed by Charles J. Palmer, 30, 117 Red Cedar, The Springs, west of Longwood, according to Herring. He said agents have talked to five girls in connection with this ring and are looking for at Least five more girls. "It appears to be a pimp-type commercial operation with a said. "We have evidence of a very sophisicated operation and indications of steady customers." Herring said the ring that operated from the rental residence - James Carroll Raulerson, 96 of Geneva, died Monday night Born in St. Francis, he lived it Geneva for the past 50 years Survivors Include his wife Mrs. Carrie Raulerson Geneva; two sisters, Mrs. Violi Bedenbaugh, Oviedo and Mrs. Laurie King, Geneva; two brothers, Emmiti, of Geneva and Roy of Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. ' re-election. During his first year in office he served as city council 3.02.1121 ri I chairman and was in charge of the Longwood Police Department. Household lubricant - I Clergy Meet About Juana, Pige 3A - 881 \/ pr. (i QT '129 101676 Without coupon, $1.47 _ ShirF.ghton. ...... DIAPUI uIk 1W' Panty Hose % % 99' 1O i66 V PAMPERS DISPOSABLE ' TJ I t maa I 11111-- was being hammered old and many white families were making plans to move orb flthelrthildreai inall.wtüte FABERGE CAIVIRT ___ "The same year the pool was 1111f:141 OROANICSWhwO.rrnOuaN.n.y CANADIAN Q GIN eel _ ~ i::1 __ II III ,'çfll.acl2TOSS(Il'$ ec *igul&y troco,1, I *-%! Walgreens worth COUP ::., 3 M 101676 UWYN 710 5 r,c, t~_ :.1. Rigularly flc L'MTOMCOUpOiCr, OW UL MJ "SAFE 19 '19 LNlTONtCOOMI(jtI X. 1%-az. ____ 'cempm" one Casselberry official. "I'm sending it bccaue there fl& r" mention o: Lt governors office during the investigation of of I prostitution rings," Herring said, "the one Involving Club Juana. "it has to do with a call-girl operation which appears to be a service that would be available to high-ranking public offlclals.. .from the governor's office or congressmen when they come Into this area." Herring said a "master plan" was revealed by prostitutes who have been given Immunity from prosecution. "They would have a contact man who they would get in touch with. H. would contactthe head of the ring, (Donald) Schreiner." Herring revealed that Schreiner Is named In a misdemeanor warrant charging prostitution and that officers have been searching for Schreiner for several weeks. Schreiner is a fanner policeman and SeminoliSheriff's deputy and narcotics Investigator. He completed a two-year term on the Longwood City Council last December, failing in his bid for . Regularly 43 p&g 'k,,k,kJj,EXjj 2..z. IOOTARLIT$ ... Not long after sc.bad afficialia had an access road to Gold, sbaro Elementary School laid through a city baseball diaznond, the city moved what . *.'.'. Anti.P.rsph'ant lailonir Stick Limit I thru q mud asahowdy.do,here'sa ser coming right down n middle. They wuut CWfl , 1 U.S.P. 5.gr. "Worthm.r. ___ SSlCs.12 Limit? Ill 10 1676 Wlthout coupon $133 I g •: J QT. - I courts and then without so ___________ ::::: • and the sftW board. C hoice .f tasty finvirs WYLIR'$ Pá •I 4 99C 1076 ____ .:: SOVURON pool was closed in 196$ or 1996 after a diapide between the cily : io Air *sspotr ASI SCOTCH ~ ! '-and electric Power bills paid by .1 15 Limt1 thru oft to wata, gas, telephone Cup of Soup OZ. SHAMPOO L Lu,wil — ixaids1oper BRICK For N.rn,&, Dry .r Oily hair — Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring says he has sent results of a heavily documented investigation into three south Seminole prostitution rings to Gov. Reubin Askew for possible action since the vice probe has implicated public officials and Protest nwiil iiw :aw rr 'meni - By BOB LLOYD WILLIAMS ___ )___ PHONE 323)$ IX 3214250 'WAIOaUNCO..Ino 1000 • _ __ Wa We Oeswdc Low Work 1sf.,for You : A PLAZA .SANFOI STORE HOURS: prSc.s for your gsn.rk pfstvIp$io,. win1ex and, quite possibly, 1 mew city Seminole C 114irl Rin g s Smashed; O ffic i als LIn ked I ,. - , .- . :.. . 4 I -. - -Th :- - - - - - �!iviulP4 HarsW, Isur Pt. • TL.y. t N.$u School Board-.0kay4 Footbridge Pro* ect NATiON ' INBkU Economist Friedman By K= NASI HeraIdsun Writer Awarded Nob.I Prize -. approaCheS to an Altimoide street and adding enough sod bicycles and climbing varSprings footbridge which and-or mulch to the walkway tically up the dirt hill on the I School Sopt. William P. (Bud) and Its shoulders to forestall eut side of the span row than .. Layer said "has received more washoutL the following the fenced walkbad-mouthldg than. . .the Panel members also agreed way. Cold Front Brings Storm By The Associated Press A cold front that became active when It reached the Northeast produced showers and thundershowers over the Great Likes region and the north Atlantic states before ending early today. Th understorm gusts reached 62 miles an how at Elmira, N.Y.; 56 miles an hour at Johnstown, Pa.; and 56 miles an hour at Watertown, N.Y. - - Jack Homer And Mary J. Bateman Plan BneIness Education Day They're All Busines, FLMDA Spwredbysuryeyareveaijp4 Manufacturers, hotels, banks, that people of all ages are retail stores, Insurance cornuninformed en the meaning, panies and public utilities will workings and operations of the tell their dories. free enterprise system, Th e program has been business and educa m leaders organized by Mary J. Bateman, tJBRIEF Court May Throw Out UI vuunvc oway aectoeci to county coordinator of the do something about It! They Career Education division, designated Friday as Business Seminole County school Eduedlen Day. system; and Jack Homer, Starting at 1:30 a.m., about executive manager of the 150 teachers from all school Greater Sanford Chamber of grades—each with one student Commerce. Other chambers will be touring businesses In participating are: Altamoide the area, learning firsthand Springs-Casselberry, Maitlandabout their operations. South Seminole and Longwood. Gurney Perjury Charge ORLANDO (AP) — Disclosure of possible miscond uct by the prosecution raised possibility today that a federal perjury charge against former Sen. Edward J. Gurney may be thrown oid of court. Governmen t prosecutor Edward J. Barnes ,a.ia1 It I' - - bridge over the River Kwal." to have a gate moved from its ACCOIdIZIg to what Layer The action came on the heels F ecit location at the foot of read, the traffic engInee of some two months of protests the eastern bridge approach to strongly discouraged the Idea ot by Parents In the Eel-Afro- a spot which would be more covering the walkway with Weathersf laid subdivision, visible from the, neighborhood concrete or asphalt because whose children must cross the when children gather to wait for •q. surface on this walkway bridge spanning the Little the gate to be opened In poses tremendous safety Wekiva River in order to reach morning. Children would be Spring La ke Elementary layer told an audience full of law with a tempting site School. Bel-AIre-Weathensfleld paren and ts for riding bicycles The bridge was built last year — many of whom have become skateboards off-achool hours, in by the school board at a cod of familiar figures at board the letter said, with the $000 to eliminate busing of meetings during recent weeks resulting high danger students living along 0435 — that he thought school board en the hard surface. of sp within two miles of Spring workman could "probably get Left unresolved was the Lake. School officials estimated to (the bridge) at the first of question of whether the gate the span would save $30,000 next week and start on lt., should be kept locked during $4o,000 In transportation exConstruction work on the -Ch1 h. but ,aeenta eom 'project will be scheduled so as plalned that walkways on the to avoid conflicts with students Also to be decided later was a east side of the bridge were too walking tp and from class, recommendation from the steep and slippery for layer added. traffic engineers that a Youngsters to climb without Prior to the board's action volunteer parent apçwovcd by danger. Layer read a letter he said he the school board serve The Improvements adopted received Tipton crossing guard at the bridge. from j -- a-I .iinige aavorge . roimg ana Gurney's defense counsel Wednesday that the foreman of the 1974 federal grand Jury which Indicted the former senator was a brother to an assistant U.S. attorney in Miami. School System Call-Gir'..L.Ring 11Hit For Lack Of INCLUDES • Lighted China Rectangular Table 1/ .6 Chairs (1 Arm & 5 Side) II ' $74995 ONLY IVlII AàeàintabiIity Constructed of pane solids, selected hardwoods. crown-and-ogee base. Hardwood arrowback chairs with Herculon' seat cushion covers give PinedaleN quality at a modest price. See this lovely honey-pine finished suite today at Sterchi's and savel -' that would guarantee a student the right of attending our public school system without ridicule from his teacher." "Some teachers use grades in ridicule of a student," Willis million. The council also voted to instruct City Planner James Lee to submit an application for $60,000 In federal funds for installing street signs throughout the city. self-confidence." Willis told the board he had received reports that some teachers In the county dill used such tactics as holding a student's paper up before the In other iction the councilmen agreed to pay Great Southern Equipment Co. $30 an hour for a man to operate a Gradall hydraulic excavator for two more days In order to move the city's water lines along SR-434, which Is being widened. The city was asked last week by the Department of Transportation to complete Its work so the road project would not be delayed. - YourYellow Pages ad brings Customers to you. Three-fourths of all aduUs use the YeJiow Pages more than forty limes each year. That's is lot OIUCllofl. By meeting you face- to-face. your Yellow Pages Sales Rep i to know the economic climate our Iusines operates in. that he can tailor your Yellow Iuges advertising program for mzr'inurn results. Hell help you get uur share of thç business Ihais fling around. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION as he did?" The committeeman urged board members to establish county regulations prohibiting teachers from reading aloud or posting publicly all tests scores or class grades. AU "The reason I'm so sensitive about tls," Willis explained "as you might have guessed, Is that I wasn't a very good student myself. And I got sick of being embarassed and ridiculed time alter time after time after time." "I would like to talk with you later," Board Vice-Chairman Pat Telson told Willis. "Let's up a meeting time at your convenience. Because If there are teachers in school who are ridiculing students with test scores, then I'd like to get their names so they can be turned WE FRENCH FAMILY: BOB, JO, JODI AND BABY JENI French: Carrying On.. A adition Tr Robert (Bob) French Is a third-generation Central Floridian to seek public office. His grandfather was a constable In the area years ago and in his declining years was permitted "to sit shotgun" on the front porches at Polling places during elections, grade together. "Most them are stiIithus area," he said. He Joined the Air Force after school and attended Stetson University. "I used to do a lot of binding in my younger days," he reminisces. "We would hunt for quail In the Markham Woods area, around Longwood-Markham Road and In Lake Mary, French's father was a Longwood city we ot hunt like that anymore. councilman for many years. "In the early 1*'s motorists had to be Married for the second time, French is careful not to hit cattle in the road," he father of a son, Stewart, who expects to remembers. graduate from ym High School this year; The area has changed a great deal, he said, a daughter, Valerie, a Junior at Florida adding that growth is valuable to the county Southern and a daughter, Michele, an eighth and it adds to the tax rolls. "It brings people grader at South Seminole, from his first In who hopefully will get involved In govern. marriage. ment," he said. He and his wife, Jo, have two daughters, "Mchildren we used to walk oSaplando Jodi, a fifth grader at Winter Springs Springs. The swimming pool was a beautiful Elementary and a 4½ months old daughter, place. Jeni. "When it came time to go to the barber French has been managing the F. F. shop, everyone knew that no haircuts would French well-drilling business since his father be given during the 15 minutes daily that the was invalided by a severe heart attack in Lone Ranger was on radio. 1970. French said he doesn't resent the changing area or the growth which has eliminated the French's father moved to Central Florida places he knew and loved as a youth. when he ws 14, but French's mother's "With so many people coming In roads had grandfather moved to Sanford In 1175 and the to be built, traffic lights Installed and en. grandfather, George Lewis's name appears vironmental problems developed," he said. on many old abstracts of the area. French said many of the problems which French graduated from the old Lyman High developed during the period of high growth School In 1952. Thirteen students were in the rate several years ago were brought on by graduating class; six of them begin first ' greed. - cann By Donna Estes L an Peanuts Helped Carter On Taxes WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford paid a larger share of his income In taxes than did Jimmy Carter last year because Carter was able to take advantage of a tax benefit tied to Improvements in his peanut operations. A comparison of the financial information provided by the two presidential candidates showed that Ford reported gross income of $251,991 last year and Carter reported gross income of $136,139. Ford paid total federal taxes of $94,569 in 1975, which was 38 per cent of his gross income. Carter paid taxes of $17,484, equal to 13 per cent of his gross income. From ' Always Treasurer To Top Vince Perry fits the usual description of accountants. He is a quiet and thoughtful man, direct in his approach and assumes nothing, A native of New Jersey, he has been a resident of Florida for the past 22 years, graduated from Maynard Evans High School In Orlando, attended the old Orlando Junior College and received his accounting degree from the University of South Florida. Perry's parents chose Florida as their home after his father had served In Brooksville and the Leesburg area during World War II. He worked his way through night school at USF as a stock clerk at a supermarket and the graveyard shift at a Central Florida newspaper. Perry is a panther in the accounting firm of Strang, McMillen and Perry, Orlando. iw ,iu Ic'..lw accounting course at night school at Valencla Community College, Orlando, for the past five years. While running for election he Is devoting only one day per week to business and all his other time to the campaign trail. Perry finds accounting a fascinating profession. He says the fascination Is uvvti e.....kwi----- 0 1 "trying to figure out people's problems. We are living in a world of income tax today with a myriad of state, local and federal forms to be filled out." He and his wife, Carol, have their home In Tuscawllla with their two daughters, Laurie, eight months, and Cherie, 3½. The Perry's met while both were working in the Lou Frey-for-Congress campaign several years ago. Perry said his efforts In the Ronald Reagan campaign were mostly involved in administration, keeping abreast of the federal election laws while handling several hundred thousand dollars in contributions. His include yard work, taking advantage of his "green thumb." Perry enjoys reading a lot," anything I can get my - / l'nr fl.. w. his ' flrst 'U...ISP 5 UI UU VV . Cdl ago, Perry received a wine-making kit and he has become almost expert at the craft. Perry's Involvement In politics Florida began with the Goldwater-for-President campai gn in 1%4. "1 was al ways somebody's campaign treas ur er, but at some point you've got to do it Yourself," he said. - . -- ? • in In II i•\L // - .. I.. -.. . / ••:' .. . 'IA BY JANE CASSELBERRY problem by First Baptist says he expects something backing e Sou Seminole th th to speak out before the election Church of Winter Springs concrete to come out of next in churches their efforts to close to find out the positions of pasto r Robert Clark, organizer Tuesday's A ssociation meeting down the club. "We are goin g to candidates and elected officials Concerned about nude en- of the getogether. Churches at which Jack Fulenwder, ha ve to, raise the community on the issue. Do they favor tertainment at Club Juana and f rom Maitland to Sa nf ord were chief investigator for the State conscience lest this sort of thing restrictive ordinances or other county nightspots, some represented , but none from At ey's torn Seminole office, will come to Sanford," he added. tightening of present laws?" He 15 area minist ers and church Casselberry. speak. The meeting will be held urged those interested to representatives met Wedat 10 am. at the Assembly of Jones told e group "You contact of th fidals and candjda neaday at a Sanford steakhouse Several Sanford ministers God Church on West 27th Street. can't Just go out on pure to express their opposi tion to to hear advice and recoin- attended the session, including Porter says he is personally emotionalism and say 'we wan t nude entertainment. mendatlons from John Jones, a the Rev. Douglas Porter, who is opposed to the Club Juana and that place closed down', you Jones said some areas of the Casseiberry attorney, on the Sanford Area Ministerial feels It is breaking th e law possible courses of action. Association president and Lsadetrunenttotiiecountyaand have to have evidence and country have resorted to nd proper preparation before restrictive zoning to try and Jones had been in vited to pastor of the Sanford-Eustis community. He said the San- taking legal action." co nfine such activities to a explain the legal aspects of the Free Methodist Church. Porter ford area ministers would be Jones said "Now is the time certain section. In the event public officials failed to act he action uld te5t: Herald Staff Writer 9) - bMLL! 4 -PIECE "PIIUEDALE" BEDROOM ENSEMBLE - INCLUDES: • Triple Dresser • Hutch Mirror • 5-Drawer Chest • Cannonball Bed Constructed of all wood products with solid pine structure parts in rich Honey Pine finish. Builtto offer authenticity of design and detail with endless storage space. Reflects the rugged natural beauty of early days of America! -' $4,91995 Night Stand $89. "IT D'JESN'TCOST TO SHOP] IATSTERCHI'S— ITPAYSI" STERCHIS SANFORD 1100 FRENCH AVE. •HOURS. 9.00 km. 5:30 P.M., MONDAYSATURDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY i - [ Carter Wooing N.Y. Voters FREE DELIVERY WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS - 322.7953 SHINQSOUTHERNHOME58,Nc oer to the supertntendnt." ' 1888 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New York with 41 electoral votes, La shaping up as a prime target of both major party presidential candidates as Jimmy Carter heads into th e state on the heels of a two-day visit by President Ford. Carter was flying to New York today alter spen ding a quiet two daysathlshometnPlalns,Ga.ltwas thebeglnningOfauu.ee.(jay trip In which the Democratic presidential nominee also will touch down in Detroit, Kansas City, Mo., and Cincin nati, Youngsto wn and Columbus, Ohio. re turned home to Washington on Wednesday night after 1CIMIE -2111111 -1 .: :. - - - - — - I -:- . .. 'I11':. - -.' - ' -' ; -' ....'. — — ----- .t.:' .' ----'------ - - - - . P4... . • • ,.1 ---. .• - - . Jones told the group. .. - -- ... , " s,. . " .. -.----. /. . Central Baptist Church (left), and the Rev. Douglas I,, - .!i --- T2'. ' ---.--.,z..- Porter. Sanford Free Methodist, at meeting oil Club Juana issue. - - .- .. I -. - - •• - -:--__. ... : ' ' .. . --' • -- ________ . with members of Richard Nixon's White House ways of blocking didates on their moral stand," The Rev - Hill COffniall of an early in vestigation of the Watergate scandal. - I ' Juana as a public n uslance. swinging through New York City's middle-class suburbs. There Citing public apathy, Jones he voiced saber-edged criticism of Carter and promised that a said if the silent majority' Is Ford administration will show "compassion for the American rea ll y concerned, they have to tax payer." get out and put their concern into action. "Less than 15 per But t here was potential trouble awaitin g Ford in Washington. cent of the voters elected the new county Judges. Instead of It was reported that the special Watergate prosecutor will smiling grin contest, it is long decide this week whether to look Into claims that Ford discussed over due you question can. ,:_----.. / THE PERRY FAMILY: VINCE, CAROL, CHERIE AND BABY LAURIE Churchmen Hear JuanaAdvice at how did o this p Aren't you glad you didn't do the same student marks should be kept confidential between the instructor and each Individual child, Willis said. Binford is Involved in real estate sales, but "the market Is still terrible." he said. The Binford family Is a very close-knit group and Mike, 12, does his part. ,We Insist that our son never He and that he obey his Parents," Binford said, adding "we can negotiate anything else." might take too long. The application must be ready to submit by the last week of October. Palm is also preparing an application for federal funds under the Public Works Act for the city's proposed sewer system to connect to the Altamonte regional plant. Together the projects would cost $4.5 class and saying, "This Is John Doe's paper. I want OU to look Take ,,ze tn,olir Yellow JI,te. The decision was made then to move to Florida. Betty came to the Central Florida area alone and in one week found an appropriate home for the family. She is teaching chemistry, calculus and algebra at Lake Brantley High School and pursuing a master's degree in accounting at Florida Technological University. The city is required to Include In the application said, "and hereby destroy his -J The three-member Binford family was llVlngin three states for a year _MI.IJppj, Alabama and New Jersey. Working for the Borden Chemical Co. with the entire southeast United States Including Florida as his territory, Binford left sunny Florida for his home in Alabama one day, and was greated with a snow dorm In Montgomery. description of a site owned We and clear by the city and It was decided final negotiations with Georges St. Laurent for a proposed one-acre site in Longwood Industrial Park moved or removed from their poaltion." Willis also called on board members for "strong action I school" where the good priest gave refuge not ordytoorphans, but toboys who had been in trouble with the law. "I grew up quickly there In that one year," Binford says. "We were taught to root, hog or die" At the end of the year, Binford wrote tohis late father's sister In Meridian, Miss., seeking a home with family. He stayed there through his school days and through two years of college at MfUap before entering M[aI.1ppI State University. Working his way through school, his dream was to become aveterljiarfan. One day while In school, he decided the Marine Corps "builds men. "Parris Island taught discipline —that a man can go until he Is mentally and physically exhausted and then go further. After three years I was a man and went back to college and finished It," he said. In his senior year in college, he met his future wife, Betty, in an organic chen4stry lab and they got married. Betty had one more year to go to school to get her degree In chemistry. "I was accepted In graduate school, but I got a good Job offer. Iwas tired of scrimping - retire." 39 branch managers so effec"I think a dose look should be tively that they never have to be - 1,At his to finish her last year. Their son, Mike, was horn In the Interim and Betty's parents took care of him in Alabama while she finished .g4w1 LONGWOOD City Engineer William Palm was asked Wednesday night to select the most suitable cityowned site for a proposed water plant. To expedite an application for federal funding, city councilmen decided to proceed on the basis of one of several tentative sites presently owned by the city with the idea of later switching to a more suitable site should the grant be received. student "We don't handle our problemscounty," Willis continued, "that - we're waiting for them to has the ability to hire and train ENCH.WJ iEi'igineerTo Pk k Perry: Water Plant Site t , uioiicr in cnarge who may coilfidence." not have ever owned or George Willis, who said he operated a business In his life — was speaking as a taxpaying and permit him to be in. citizen rather than a committee dependent of the parent can. member, told panelists on the pany. Seminole County School Board "Our school system Is the that in the local school system, only large business In the BOB ',•' Iedaat fame in the esenty when be defeated tncnmbe( Comfy Cm(i,1,s Cbalrmm Mike Haftawiy for the fle'!Irnt1 nomb3atinn. Perry, 13, Lad concautrated poliUcal efforts working in the background In ether campaigns — most recently campaign eaaurer for Ramid Reagan In Reagan's ran for the GOP presidential moadnatlon. Binford, 3$, was very active in what has been called The "FreemanHattaway political machine" before a break with them last year when be switched from Democratic to Independent. Now of the three has served In elective ofIIce and pinching pennies and went to New Jersey to work," Binford said. Betty stayed at school • Li (Continued From Page lA) officials,, according to City Council Chthman Sal Orlando and City Atty. Itecuieth McIntosh. A member of Seminole's given to thegnanagement ur Orlando told Co'mdflmen this week that sworn testimony, ofo Cs'dywide School Advisory schools" Willis said. Some of PolYgraph tests doc=ents &'S Committee (CWSAC) charged the public feels a lack of acpiled In the vice probe "scared the living devil out of rfl," & IS WednesdayfflgJgt"a lack of coun tability exists. Th e Indicated evidence he has viewed concerning city officials ac countability exists" within Seminole public school system connected with operations at Club local school management and is the only large business In Caamlberry officials are checking into Poasiblo step to th at he has heard of Instances Seminole county that will spend th e activity th ll at e regulate n gt'pot fo owing the 1t where public school teachers $3 million, $5 milli acquittal In cowdy Court of dub operator Michael Pinter and 10 on $7 million a to build a complex, dancers on nude dancing charges. grades i,,,, to "ridicule" ,, . - and- place a - Torn Binford was only a young boy when he was thrust from the security of a middle-class home to Father Kelly's orjthanage in Chicago when his father died and his mother became 'a seriously W. The home was actually a "workins, hnv. - . SALE! 8-PC. "PINEDALE" DINING ROOM A -,,...- oOlT*, The aly 'eeway costed on the Nov. 2 general deetlo. ballot Is u the 8itrtct em seat as the Seminste Comity Boud of Comm uIsseu The c.utatants are: Robert (Bob) French, (0' Casuelberry); Viace Perry (R-Wider Spul.gi) and Thomas (Tom) Blthrd (I-Winter Springs). Helped H imG row t IMU • -Way Race Bionfor' doe Orphanage I - r 3 isiri DIZUrUiW FAMILY: 'WM, MIKE, BETTY TORE DUR8: sti1 xP ' The On 'ly' ON [I' Th,rsØy, Oct. 14,9Th—IA County Commission, District 1: & -- Al, WHAT ARE THEY REALLY. LIKE? by the bosrd Weduesday In. Associates Inc., an Orlando dudlnggnadlngthe slope eedof traffic consulting fIfliL Layer the bridge toalo per cent in- quoted the letter as saying that The Seminole County dine while relihthig its present Tipton representatives w School Board voted Wechiesday topography, InstallIng 500 feet monitored the bridge sill night CO aPIWOrv on 011mated of chain link fence from the during peak troffic hours had $6,000 In Improvements on bridge tea nearby residential no chikb'el rkflng double on STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) Milton Friedman of the University of Chicago was named the winner today of the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics. Friedman, a 64-year-old native of. Brooklyn, was honored "for his achievements in the fields of consumption analysis, monetary history and theory and for his demonstration 01 the complexity of stabilization policy," the Swedish Royal Academy of Science said. c IUSIII*INSenW$IHII.d,PL - .. - • -- -- ..... -. �.- A. . - E vening Ilciald Joke Dean's new book m* be ennat Thud hind Amtion, ft uls with the lMe P' Nixon a&ulnzM1cu._______ '3k end 4k.____ ___ the IOhaCtke1 cumidid AftSr pr,eatIo was çsarhq a tfllwrIter svincu: W*1Y ft was p yo p RIr flsVg 1* Wooktock typ.wdler, which the t4ix, i in uotn 1*, re proescollon "proved" origlasted the copies of the Involves a kW quotation from Rldiard that, he livid ohecurdy, aiuI eveutsally toned c1sd doctineots. Nixon lnvoiv1n of .11 YP'*L emPloymr* as a 1'i.7 ropodSy utes Nixon u laying: "We Now let is replay the Nixon quote on That w quite a fill, U Joe CIidds that 111. tidItcmptyp.1Mer) In the en case." tewrftm "We built one In the No case." (That P' ''5 P$r f°"fP from Joke Desi, the tlp&fiCotdSf.) py enIJglIt 'ketInens of Snhio$e. It may be in longrim the case wash, of course. the didn't ( couru, inaccurate. It may be a remark taken out Of con. much li____like The Spy Is on American Ipnd. lb. Mchatta Supreme ke Paul Bunyon. text. Court measly ruled that Then should be But t'dike Bunyoo, Bias, accordotg to the rightto But comidor the hnplicatlons If It lent wing, wu vidally all-poJs1fhJ: be his been In Janonryof 1160, Alger Hiss was convicted on But for Old Man pin, t.arnet Is not two counts Of perJiry. EMP to Stalin, but with the "Iom of Qdoe." 0,er. R*.wIng hacks, employed by this nation's The tharass involved HIsV statements about his Corservalim roll that itt... around In Wk mad popularmagalm arid )IewIpIpefl, dill Use relatioabi1) with one Whittaker Chambers,who mouths as If It were a pacifier. him en a tagat. Their b'h'ne is telling the public esd hlnf au rel4 ez mmdot off for Anybodywho "what they want tohesr" that setbacks Inforelgn a4 p'5' statement shoot curtain classified knows beans about modem ('ine hidory knows POlICY due to domestic pie, and that any By AIJDIR 1JIPfty documents allegedly turned over to Qunnbert that (jng nI' have momursto help the sick or old Is a prelude to a total For all you Middle Americans out there whose oat of a wet poper 151101* to the Socialists. roll. IBu m rei,UomJ grasps of history date back only to the dribble activities were pillaging Reasoner and Walter, dish aid every nIgM d.9)erMe Othis choseand loutk. No wonilar the But the hacks are going to lose ad, beam the iini American people are stronger and more let me explain that Hiss was a high official In both But what has all this to do With Richard Nixon the Agriculture and State Departments back in the and typewriters? knowledgeable than they were during the McCarthy Era: they can take the troth. 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. Area 0 Cods 3053fl ICH or 631 _____ _____ ______ 'T _______ Around ThUrldly, Ociolliar 14, 197& ___________________________________ ___________________________________________________ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. O$HRIN. Editor WILLIAM 0. CUR RI E, Managing Edilor JOSEPH 0. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director VAW Ii'•IuwIhIivi.r Wei5enLs. MNith, $2 40: '3 Months. $14.20: ____ Thor. $21U0. Ht skiil , In P1'rida uiie .is h1'nw deIiver. All 4ht'r mail: _______ Month. 12O; 6 Months, $1620: 12 Months, 112.40 Antiboycoff Law Backfire California has a new law to prevent California banks and businesses from complying with the Arab trade boycott against Israel. The Congress is trying to pm a similar, bill and send It President Ford. Ford jg has opposed such legislation bat In this presidential __ __ __ 44sscr1mInatI6n, is Ipnrafly offensIve and in tolerable. It must never be hnposeri on our nation by a foreign power. On the other hand, an economic boycott is a legitimate instrument 01 foreign policy. We have Imposed such a boycott against Cuba and have asked other countries to do likewise. The Arabs do not do business with Israel and they do not wish to do business with U.S. firms doing business with Israel. The California law Prohibits banks and business firms from certifying to the Arabs that they do not do business With Israel. The proposed federal law would make such a prohibition nationwide, We cannot control the trade Policy of the Arab states, if we attempt to do so, we will fall. The WASHINGTON '4.,. t. ____ _____ when they have no satisfactory alternative. That means we will not get back as many of the dollars we pay to them for their oil. Itis possible the Arab states will respond Commission met 'COLONEL' GOES TO JAIL ' c- . 1.1 ' . .' ". ' • .'.- , •..'. . - -'. - -- — '" ' ' ' '-..L Riidnlf Ale'nder pLI: La aoeis .rMr SfW)r of newiy censtñictrd cage o chimp chi PS a'Ltrau1ng 6Süô. '•- g-" can -- II' In a mid-August public hearing the county Animal Control Board found the chimps "neglected" and Kramer filed the civil action in county court seeking seizure of the primates and suggested the cowl place them with the Central Florida Zoo. This week Central Florida Zoological Society executive director Al Raton said the Soddy is not now — MW never has been — Werested in owning Alexander's chimps. The society already has three IN Alexander says some of his chimps are highly trained BEDS Pthganima1sand he cunszoers them "his family." 1 He has vowed to fight to the end to keep the four chimps. with eleven offices in Central Florida. Forgery y e Id"Pami ly Is Gon e of convince ser ces," cntainiy - we see we once of ys of of course, of course, times, emar s, Carter, for of of of of for quite t e" reitera younger of fam a ng, among c y. of we prosecutor, information on area, of reds." - ga erings and - of j at y JACK ANDERSON that at Watching A Good Man S1ip time. • It Charges.. Dismissed The w is. 5.r,tic.i..,Il . PkW J.du laI'i,.I Ls., A...cIms,, s4Gis.OtI7t Circuit Court Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr. has dismissed Forgery and uttering a forgery charges against Carl E. Bridges, 23, Orlando. A jury was selected to hear the case Wednesday at Sanford but the panel wasn't sworn and the case against Bridges dismissed after the state revealed Prosecution witnesses couldn't identify Bridges as the alleged passer of a check at an Altamonte Springs supermarket nor could they pinpoint the date of the alleged offenses, at'orneys said. Documents in the court filed indicated that defense witnesses would have testified that Bridges was In Orlando at the time the state alleged the of- fenses occurred. In a separate case, Susan Beryl Smith, 25 Lake Rena , Drive, Longwood, pleaded guilty to obtaining property by worthless check and was meted an 18-month probationary 5, 49" ZJ i1 1ION OFFI iI U' \J.ARGE POUrMAL \ £'I4MPA16N f V jo ~D '\I ruH04 sentence by Judge Hosemaun. (\ o" *ACtoRO/ Th CV8LIC RECORDS .br COUNTY 0694v/ i*7: C/T/ZE-,&J INPUT Cotwry ,C7RE SYSTEm PARI(J dRfCetq7-,o4, OEL'ELOPflENT g PIE OTECTS NE/6)15o,P,ioc,5 simply waive my to F€'Ct,i, 4014ER5E Z0404/4 Up II •t @1(IYL?4'f V019 AA 4j't*, I 1111CR fcw title to 00 6 c 4 impressive z vns 1 for a of Clara, r ici D reporting ., otheI THE chimps. DUARD LE GRAND Clear The Air I, I' connection with a 1971 assassination attempt on his onetime associate Clyde Lee. Blackburn, 57, was convicted and sentenced in 1974 and has now apparently exhausted all appeals, He .till faces trial next month at an undecided location on charges he Possessed 30 to 40 pounds of marijuana with intent to deliver when he was arrested July 16 at a motel parking lot at Orlando. Orange County Circuit Judge W. Rogers Turner said this week the trial will be moved from Orlando because of publicity. _ - BERRY'S WORLD .i with pected from Tallabasese next Alexander Tuesday afternoon week, at his 56-acre homeplace on Kramer says the list will be lAke Barney Acrette, Road, "part of a negotiated settle. Geneva, and new chimp cages merit" so that if Alexander that Alexander says hespew makes changes In the cages within a time limit yet to be set tht the Litigation over the e"mps will be ".ic&ti,d." Kramer said he and Gussow will hold a blAst press conlUlL 1 few" when the case Is ad. Well, as a matter of fact, Uwe is compAnno - ce of - charged that the Democratic presidential nomee been all over the 11* on the national defense lasts. The President said that In November of lad year, Carter Indicated he thought the Pentagon budget should be slashed by$lS billion, then a few months later he lowered this Figuretobetween$bgIlionlo$l billion, and norerec e reduced this amourej further to ently,hon to billion. Not true at all. said Carter. In one of the few fls assertions he has made about anything during entire campaign, he accused the President of deliberately distorting his position, declaring, "As a matter of fact, I have never advocated any cut of $15 billion In our defense of of no ev Former central Florida gambling czar Harlan "The Colonel" Blackburn surrendered at Seminote County Jail this morning for transfer to state prison to begin serving a six-months to 10-year sentence In In l week's second evidence that on this particular point, Jimmy Carter Is lying In those pearly white teeth of hls4. Exhibit A: In a news dory In the Mirth IS, , It bec necessary to re irs, edition of The Savannah Morning News, omes reporter Rick Green says Carter recommended School desegrgn does cause problems, cutting the defense budget by the exact amount he acknowledges, such as the disruption of Ford says he once Indicated. Reporting on a St es;" a" be All"to wift flight to Patrick's speech Carter gave to the kkal the suburts. But süth problems should be Rotary at the Dowd.2 Mote Inn In regarded as opportunities, he says, and not be Savannal,, Green wrote: Th 0 used as jusfitication "for turning our backs on "Carter criticized the proposed $504,Illlon u constitution the United Stitis achieve. deficit In this year's budget. The federal budget, The Constitution of the United States.Of Israel's cause will be hurt, both in the Mideast he said, could be and should be cut, especiallyJ Joseph A. CalIfano, the br ight young lawyer cowsn, says nothing abo ut school bmiri& memories. They fail to underst e defense budget. 'Approximately $15 billion th and with the American people, if these conand that many people would like to change that. Others awho newserved job. President Lyndon Jonson so well has economic and biologic factors produced th could be d from the defe nse budget and not sequences occur. That is why we oppose the an. ose families, weaken this nation's military capability or the tiboycott legislation. Jimmy Carter has put Califano to work to bus a black child to an Inferior school and The possibility military capability of our allies,' said Carter. tythat Joseph C.JIIano may now ft accomplish two things with a single project. most certainly was wrong — it is now right to bus In so worthy a cause as lining up American "He noted that the U.S. Navy has as many a white child to the same presumably inf erior CANUO is, first, suppoae to make the therewe were at the endi of World War Roman Catholica hi support Of the pIdei*Ial II whenasthere more men American family strong again. Second, he's school for the sake FSCIII balance. ambition of Jimmy Carter —1* able to recreate n the service. Be that as It ma y, a constitutional amend. supposed to American Roman Carter said eie Is tbeeconomic and biologic th one admiral for onto ment prohibiting busing on racial grounds does CaU especially those hi Northeast, that a um to American family every 1.7 naval ships. Similar cuts could be mada At this point we fall to see much of a campaign Issue In once knew not appear likely, and Flemming Is correct when they Oughtto get In there and support (and most should evoke great laughter were Itwe President Ford's outings on the golf course as a guest of curnot 50 Sad a in the other armed vi he said. he vote) for Carter In Nov says ember. Rereading his 19-month-old story at my subject. poratlon officials when he was a congressman there no alternatIve boning to attain Somehow, Carter sees a connection between the from Michigan. desegreg ated Is schools not, thattoIs, until the The American family Nor do root anything significant In the fact that the British hiSW Is about request, reporter Green tells me he stands by ca e us te school segrega d s today Is SOIflthOW two projects. and Israeli governments paid some the expenses of Jimmy done for. Some would Name Its passing on dirty lwhat he wrote. He sa he remembers "quite a Most Americans would agree that the changed. And that Is the homing patterns movies or explicit llhiidraticni In questionable ot" about the Carter speech because he "didn't Carter on trips he made abroad when he was governor of City-suburban makeup of our metropolitan IAmerican family Is nothing like the strong social magazines. Georgia. u a former Navy was see a Others, nstitu tion it was a generation or two ago. areas erson would be so critical of the Navy." To suggest that eight of these men comprised his I egrity here once we were st Plottomakeusweakw The modem family began to fall upon bard nt Which means that school bus.ng Is here to Green says that following his Rotary Club Not to be overlooked, In accepting the hospitality of people with an Interest in politics Is the high cost of whether It knew It or not, with the coming stay In the United States, because is carrying pod-Watergate 'norality" a bit too far, r k the bent TV reporters ft elll be long homing which mak es diffi It cult to find places for the I nd ustrial Revolution. The end so-called time, If ever, before a res representatives ailing and older g erations iwho had not Filmed his talk, spoke " We are dist urbed, however, by reports th en at special idential racialleaders l5flC cottage Industries, through which Individual acceptable to the courts and Civil rights In the same house with th e im ti Prosecutor Quarks F. Ruff Is Investigating a ceimedlotu betOther things, he , folk, one families working together In their own homes exists In this country. suggested defense budget ut $15 billion. the great losses the changing ween Mr. Ford and Us possible ,laundering,, a,campaign il produced most of the world's consumer goods, Thus the pressure for busing cannot be let Exhibit B: Scot Selden, who also covered We still refashion and strengthen the contributions In Michigan In the 196k. Mr. Ford obviously Is for one minute, otherwise the simple fact u°p signailed the start of the factory system which in disturbed by the reports, too, calling reporters American family only in terms of the conditim CUICTS Savannah Rotary luncheon talk, at the in to say that his where people live would quickly result in a a few yeanwastomaketi economic wider wtilch.we now li ve. Some of th time as a reported for radio station WQQT. tells conscience Is clear and that the reco rd of his personal integrity anachronistic, An almost r me he too "definitely rnnnnbers" Carter's eturn to Predominately black or PredominatelY pa ditions is more Important to him than the election, may be able f am ily t change Orrnodlfy. rallel development hi Invention of new farm Many we will not. But we dill have success only remarks, recommended $15-billion defense budget slash white schools in every city where boning has machinery was making the Is so far more speculation than fact in the published once required large been ordered, He says Is clearly recoll ects broad. when we understand that the role of women in cat this accounts ci what Ruff Is checking out. The former special fa rm family also a relic of the past, As Fl emm i ng says, "it we retreat in American life has been Irrevocably changed, Leon Jaworgld, says he knows the air. iden Most Americans who can remember the large it will condemn the foundation upon which families However, Selden, who now works for that the family doesn't make wrongdoing that would involve the Presi radio much sense an y dent, and Mr. Fords the past, the extended family the w hole civil rights movement more as an economic wilt, that relationships station WGUS in Augusta, Ga., says he does not background presuma bl y including his Mlchlgan.csmpafgpj th outings, the support one Perhaps the end In this case will eventua botwem members the family will likely never remem ber If he heard Carter make his remarks got an exhaustive study by congressional staff members and lly generation drew from another when they lived In t the Rotary Quib or U he repo rted on them from,' the us if mean ll But we rea be the same again, On FBI prior to his confirm ation as vice president. y won't know for close proximity are bound to long for a return to gnerat a wire story, Duard La Grad is editor Of the Bfrrnlagham those family pleasures they treasure in their Selden tells me that when Is heard President AIs, PosHlerkit Ford accuse Carter of having once recommended a $15-billion reduction in Us defense budget, "in my head I said that's true, Carter did say one I remember that." Exhibit C: Two days after his remark3to the 1 Rotary Club in Savannah, Carter repeated his call $15-billion cut in Pentagon spending at a press conference In Beverly Hills, Calif., ac WASHINGTON — It happens all too often. A and presl,nt of the Valley Title Company, defending Edwards and has made donations to Rei cording to Los Angeles Times reporter Kenneth goodma , possessed of fine principles, es, wins a which has become the largest title company the congressman's ch resn's camgns. pai The relationship seat In Congress and, manages to hang on to it. his home district. A few years ago, he stepped between the two men, clearly, has been In the March 20, 1975, LA. Times, Riech Th en, in the heady atmosphere of Wa ington, reported that Carter "thinks the Ford de profitable. remainsits fense Ms principles slowly begin to erode. sh co budget for thIs year could be reduced ocr, controlling stoc kholdewI r. th 51 per cent the by about Watching a good man slip Is always a sad shares. A few year, ago, Ben Ginden and his $15 billion wi tho ut sacrificing na tional security." associates fell behind In their mortgage experience. It's particularly wrenching to see ft In 1963, a year after he was first elected to When I asked Carter press spkesman Betty happen to Rep. Don Edwards, D..Callf. Few men Co Congress, his company took title to a parcel of payments on the Monte Alban Apartment, The Rainwater at Carter-Mondale headquarters hi have come to Congress with a more land in Santa Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, which Atlanta how she reconciles what Carter said in Calif. The cOny, had uaranteed Us mortgage, threatened past and a more promising future. although holding the deed to th e pro to his debate wi th Ford With w t Carter has been ha 1 'foreclose Us project. An es-FBI agent and a seUade millionaire, actually owned Inst firm PertY, ead, the held Us land reported as saying In the past, she didn't. She he had one of the fined records In the House. He for the real owner, a practice Glnden sought the Assistance of the denied Use repo. After a long pause that is quite legal became known as a legislator who stood up for under California la w. congressman who promptly dispatched a and a little laugn, she tells me: "I'm certain he the downtrodden and spoke up for his canmissive to HUD. Edward asked the housing did not say these things." In March, W70, the land was officially deeded to the Ginden H and B Company, which built th officials to And why are you certain, since you w almost o,000 in payments so e ere not He was the right man, It seemed, to head the Monte Alban Apartments on the Ginden project could be In Savannah or Beverly Hills? I ask. Well, she the property. One of Constitutional Bights says, with another little laugh, "We have were to throw (Monte Alban) Subcommittee. But power the Principal partners was Ben Glnden, who told been and prestige have differing effects on different us pleaded Edwards his company paid about $6,000 to the , "there will be 192 famIlies following him and what he's teen saying for men. To some, they offer cha ll enges; to others, coogresanan's firm evicted." for Its services, quite some time. And It would seem a little , temptations. Don Edwards, after ascending the Ginden acknowledged that Is has also paid unusual that he would be sayi letter ng the same thing, His to HUD concluded: "I feel impelled day-In heighL began to slide back down again. the congressman's firm an additional $6,000 to and dayut, then all of a sudden, one to dress that I would certainly hope that this quirk, Oil/ :,gP9A,W He has been an iwffeLlive chairman. He even $lO,OOO for 1bUUe work an other land our where he would say something different. project be saved. I would appreciate your let his own Privacy bill the in his smUe. examinati on of the California land records and furthermore, under my administration time No. I didn't have to be there to know that the and cooperation in Worse, we have now caught him in a blatant receiving a full (hew has been no increase od." governor is a little mo disclosed serveral real estate transactions that in the nickel re astute than thin k he Edwards did not mention the fact that he coafl4ct of listened. Here the details of the the Valley Title Company handled was could get away with someth defense for Glnden. ing Like that." writing in behalf of his firm's client, nor that his complex dory: The latest was only a few months ago. Well, maybe Carter Is this astute and maybe firm had been involved In the actual real Edwards made most of his fortune as founder estat e h Isn't but we'll never Ginden has also written letters newspapers know from Us Carter transaction in question Ieop!e. economic countermeasures, aff ting ec the large quantity of oil we Import from them. It is certain that our relations with the Arabs will be soured. The moderate Arab leaders who cooperate with us will be weakened with their own people. Radical anti-American lenieta In these. coun tries will be strengthened. Our long-term goal Of peace and security for all Mideastern nations, including Israel, will be made more difficult to - yr" ,•., ander was cancelled by his at- 'lull has showed Alexander torney, Irving Giaaow, after what points hecousldersthe s Gissow, Kramer and U. Kyle cages lacking In, Kramer said, ." Hill of the stit. Game and Fish and a detailed Hating Is ex- and It Is very important because it Involve Carter's personal credildilty. In his opening remarks, President Ford . ' • A hearing Wednesday In recommendation of further county court seeking dlsrnissaj work required on the cages Of the civil action against Alex- should be forthcoming. Carter there were very few direct conflicts over statements of fact. But one such clash did occur •1. j' • and said today that he has rum loose on a county road In esternt"anagreementtotqto July. ssttle" the leugthy court flglg . GonsowuIdLt. Hill uysUs seeking seizure of Alexander's new cages are "technically v"4 as "neglected" safe," but HIll will report to Chimps --. primates. officials In Tallahaeee and a debate between President Ford and Jimmy In a recently released study based on bearings in Boston, Denver, Louisville, Tampa and 25 other cities, the commission reports that desegregation Is being accomplished peacefully in most areas. areas. Even In Boston, says commission chairman M S rnnug "we received tidimony fromone school after another that Indicated It was Flemming Urges CwWm to provide more money for desegregation and to repeal a law bangtheoneoj fusdsforthetrga. sportatlon of students. "There Isflo alternative (to ng)"he sass. "We have identified hi order to break up the segregated results are unpredictable. Initially we will lose some of their business. TheYwillcontInuetobuyourpuctsoniy - '4f rr I : •jJf ¶ Amiat* Kramer ewelled a civil suit county's animal coi*tul orhearing scheduled for Friday dinance by allowing chimp. to 'r Plte violence and massive ri4ance In Boston and a few other, cities, school boning Is working says the U.S. Commission on Civil pjgg5 s landmark decision In 1654 outlawIng deliberately segregated public schools, and as the result of suboequent refinements of that decision, some 250 schools around wd17 ban been desegregated by court order. Many others have desegregated I ' Alua,idei', heBIVPd to be one acquitted last week Incounty My. p3, court on charges he violated the Carter Credibility ...S I i p p i ng Th e Po in f ned four clthnp.nqes Ow placed ki now homes. JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Busing Misses $ANineoudlegwere. by Geneva animal trainer of five Persona In th. stat. Rudolf Alexander seW and breeding chimpanzees, was __ DON OAKLEY election Year it would bepolIticallydIfflcuItfor the PlsldenttoIt. veto The purpose of the legislation is to support Israel. But It could easily backfire and hurt the Israeli cause. It is Important to recognize that any discrimination against U.S. citizens because of theirJewish religion is already aga inst the w. Such discrimination, like all racial and religious - _____ __ ByDOSUTD Boraid$tf Writer, Herring' s office ha ve The Clock Could P ___ Called, In Battle To Seize Ch imps I spectedby the side omcaj. 1`7116 was what I S*w for AidivefrucV'beg been tw9'aud'a4al1 momtls ago," declared In efforts by Slate Gomow said. "Bring someone Ally. Abbott to In to huped the new cages." - — ____ alag [M ftNsrs, S4811101% FLThersdev, $. 14, 19W" •pr EXPER1IIt N �A 1ua1a I,aN, liørd, Fl. fton"M Hd*ialfwriser Thursday, t, 14,.1174 V Protest- favor buying the site from 3 to 1 vote to buy the lalid U 1pear b6forv the cavsmli. .scurity to be prov1de by she the location as excellent," Orlando Oreratreetfor Investment mm moreCo. than of didn't mistake because homeowners nest Tuesday to protest the sheriff's office, controlled Vihien declared. Vihien added, receive A majority of Seminole $255,001 proper decision. notification. acc d r.sidea however, that he Is in County • Reoobllcan Commissioner nigig's vote, accorng Commission Chairman MikeI1aat to Commissioner Harry 01p development and plans. agreement with all homeowner KwjtkøJr. saidHattaway AM favored the purchase of a Dick WlflImns said he dill Hattaway said he was aware a" Kwiatkowski, was a "breach of Sid Vihien they felt the and demands. 4acn park site I. opposed the purchase, while along that Apple Valley Apply Valley residents, if Valley despite a protest by Williams' colleague John homeowners opposed the . , sit. , t.n . intended citizens lad night. Kimbrough — though not purchase. He said he knew of Kw1atkowskisaIdhem,,itj PUrcMuatTue.day'sme.tj, majority of the IOPk have win go to A poll cnducted this monajng commenting on whether he the protest movement at lead homeowners and promised to"The are going to benefit," court toindicated tmalt thethey purchase. Shows the tine Democratic would vote for or against — two weeks prior to lad night's change his vote If residents Kwiatkowski said. "I don't feel county commissioners atm week's Initially, homeowners felt too homeowner vote to W. could preemg one valid reason a minority of homeowners might go along with the why a perk shouldn't be located should atop that." plan it tin county commission there. So far, Kwiatkowski "BasedI ::s onno thereason factsto I've met all Its demands. But says, no one had produced a received, Association President Richard good reason, change my mind," Hatta way Garl then pointed out that the d. An association study . of the mittee mnI ,... g,,,. V111.11—...z.a wwny - - composition •• - county or. cefl2miss*on wil l change next arowd the park, controlled ficlals have eyed the Apple month because both Hattaway hours of operation, addJfJossi Valley site since W71. "1 judge andfthlei will leave. Put New Park In Midway, Kimbrough Asks County - County Commiiioner John Kimbrough, in a memorandwn to the board, has auggasted relocation of a protested perk site near Apple Valley subdivision to the Midway area near Sanford. 'Ithouts!ddptgftin Midway," Kimbrough said WAY- "I think they'd be glad to have It, and you wouldn't get many complaints It Apple Valley Homeowners met last night In Altamonte Springs and voted to try and block the county's action to purchase 40 acres nearby their m subdivision' vote was 13 to - + : : .•.. .f • o. • ALL APPLE VALLEY EYES— BUT TWO— WERE ONSTAGE - HOSPITAL NOTES ADMIIONS Sanford Joan Anderson Chester H. Bethany Ah Fludd Felicia Anderson W. McKenzie Patriciap Opel E. Robertson Rosa L Williams TimothyA Oates, Casselberry Irene L Walker, DeBary Willa D. Carver, DeLand Alice G. A,f,.' Harry Br", Deltona Bruce L Eanes, Deltona MaeLLau,D.J Michael J. Russo, Del Donald W. Wright, Deltona Robert H. 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PERSONS APPEAR- Vt ------------- Charles higgins Bob krensen Robert Charles Chuck McMullen Willie Hughes Jim Edmonds Chris ligghts Chip Wilkins 4••• L Darrell Jehosia Jedy Pickles TI,N Green Defense- --------- Danny Flint Greg Prlegle led Turner Anne" Jim Kennedy Don Kurt Scilirard Rick Mann Joff Anderson Virgil Jenkins Ricky Bryson David Witcher Claad Cell Kenny Lee Donnell Gilchrist Ken Meadows Henry Gilchrist S.nson Morris Hodges David Cavgiaell Den JaCOb Dan Nash Curtis Holloway John lazes Kenny Cads Morris Barber Darrell J.huun Vecals Quinn Jody Pickens Tim Palmer Oviedo Kerr Dan Smith Greg offense — Sill Career Jack Precell Mike Mullins Chip Jelusseil Dwavne Miner Mike Mullins Randy Willis lick Evans kefl Meyer JON Olsen Mike Cu Rick Nash Dennis Cone Henry Flnney David lass Mike seiple Rick Wars Randy Homer lobby Johann Hurvral Sell ($11-------------4W ------------- Defense------ ---------------------------------------------- Sill Carte, Dwayne Miner Den Jacobi Kenny Cads lick Nash Rick Evans Candy Willis David lass Mike c.* Rick Wart Sceff Meyer Mike Mullins Curtis Holloway Greg Kerr Morris Hedges Jack Precell - Randy Homer Dan Nash Mike Lingard Greg Kerr David C.aughell Chip Johnson Henry Finney Dennis Cane Rick Wart Dan Smith Olsen . Mike Seiple Hurural Bell Bobby Johnson -Lyman Danny Williams Steve Peavey —Offense--- Rory Stone Rick Bennett Barry Swearinger Larry Clark Herb Feeder Ion Brown John Denohu. Lynn Dickerson Danny Allen Richard Scary Kern Sweat Greg liggs Greg Warren Mike Wilson Bob Burkhart Ed Christianum Bob macher Stan talabenskl Wyman Jackson Ben Ansley Kevin J.sngl Kyle Peters David Simms Melvin Milton Keith Barnhart Chris Germane Sari Hettield Defense----- - Sari Hetfield Greg Seggs Marcus Kendrick Rory stone Danny Allen Larry Clark Lynn Dickerson Kim Sweat Doug Barnes Steve Mulligan David Simmi Danny Williams Wyman Jackson Keith Barnhart Stan Salabinsk, Melvin Milton Kevin Jes.pli Kyle Peters Tommy white David Gast Keith Laoay Steve Gala. -.' Mike Garlic Mike Sapp Hot Feeder Rick Bennett John Donohue Ba rry Swearinger Mike Wilson Ron Brown Richard leary Eariqu, Peisate Sr,t Pe Ed Christianson Greg Warren Sen Ansley Steve Peavey John Osborne Steve Meyers Clark Gonzales Jim Kremer Danny Kirby Tony Sanchez Kick Thomblinsor Greg Furner - offense— Andy Brown John Schultz Kevin Collins Brian M.ntcalm Jim McCullum Doug Cannlngton Randy Fowler Tommy Albers Edward Upson Sunday In Tampa - SEATTLE (AP) — To hear stop its opponents. Seattle's of. they play sound defense and 'if we can't play th st Seattle's Jack Patera and Tam- tense is averaging about $0 they never give up," he said. everybody after three years, pa Bay's John McKay talk yards per game, but its defense "They get behind and they then either our plan was wrong, about it, you'd think Sunday's has yielded over 30 points a come back. They can make the we are picking the wrong type National Football League game. big plays. If we've made a big personnel or we're not coaching matchup between the two winMcKay, meanwhile, still Is play, I was in the as well as we should." less expansion teams was Just looking for the right com• when it happened." another game bination on offense. Tampa Bay Both Patera, an NFL assist"This isn't going to make or has scored just two touchdowns ant for 13 years before taking J u nior s I ty break either franchise," said in five games while giving upan the Seattle job, and McKay, ê Patera, the rookie head coach average of 24 points a game. who won four national chamof the Seahawks. "Between "They're missing tackles, pionshipsin his l6 years ashead Slates 3 Games Tampa and Seattle, this prob- fumbling, dropping passes coach at Southern California Junior varsity football is back ably is very important, but I They're a very similar ball club before being lured to Tampa, in the spotlight tonight with don't think the rest of the nation Ito us)," Patera said. "They have been associated with three gaines on tap involving is as tuned in to the outcome. just haven't been able to put winning throughout their ca- Seminole County teams. reers. "Hopefully, one of us is going anything together." Oviedo travels to Lake McKay says that despite to win. I'm sure both of us can't "It's been painful and humbi. Brantley in an intra-county Seattle's losses it is showing ing," said McKay of his first rivalry, Bishop Moore is at lose." Says McKay: "1 don't think Progress, NFLeason. "But we're enjoy. Seminole and Colonial plays at "They're doing an out. ing trying to do something that Lyman. It's that important. We're tryJob. They throw well, isn't easy. ing to be good three years from Kickoff is 7:30 now. I'm not going to put that much importance on whether Fr.o decorating service. Marvin Goldma,, 01041 Nichols F,ank Meglseo Sieve Shackleford Rick Estrimeria our.xtend.d credit tsrnn, 1700 store,, including one now you. UtL 9410091*6 it Sv,c I a Sanford 318 French Ave. Ph. 322-1681 • $ h— nhlitv to •,,nni n c riite'h.'r tho ('-.thnl,,' ('h,,rrh the arnp for nflp Vpirq u-v tPi' Rick Ruedlir Doug Hancock Lee Raley Keith Praltier Chris Moneii Big Lee Baker Joan sollik Randy Jones Scoti Reddit? Allan Jackson John Fuller Jim Yarbrough Mike Sedan Little Lee Baker rim Foriiq Leo Fluids Brad Keadle Bob Bray Mike Lacore Mike Coulliard Randy Pruitt John Fiores Lake Howell- Offense Richard Arnold Steve Perry Sieve S,rctsett John Slumbaugh Tony Cacciapuoti Mark Schrenk Mike Fletcher John Brandorff Larry Connariato Steve Foster Bob Soloman Mike Lacore Joey Clark Duane Veitman Torn O'Leary Dan Schre"k Bob Luby Clark Dixon Steve Di x on Malt Simonelli Mike Perry Don Andriano ------------------------f ---------------'Defense — Steve Dix o n Bob Bray John Brumbaugh Bob Bray Bob Soloman Mike Lacore Steve Perry Bob Milanovich Pat Eby Mike Couiilard Rich Arnold Greg Abbey, Mike Perry James Kasik Chuck Wooftorth Doug Greider V Bert Barclay Clark Dixon Frank Fabrisio Malt Simonelli -Of fense Trinity Prep Nick Microulis Da vid Poe Bill Rult David Mellinger Paul Swell Ed Murpny Win Webb Mike Hanson Jeff Vann Karl Salisbury Jay Jehnson J T. Willett Doug Lanier Stacy Hoiderbaum Steve B.Iv,n Mitt Stevens Stuart Hail Mike -roer Chile Barnett Mike Butcher Bob Moose Laid To Res t we win or lose ii. "But I'd sure like to win it." Both teams enter Sunday's 10 EXPORT, Pa. (AP) The night before as the New York church where the funeral servam. P1)1 clash at Tampa Sta- baseball players who shared his Yankees defeated Kansas City ice was held. dium 0-5. In the long run, the victories carried pitcher Bob in the third game of the Amen"There are a lot of fine ball outcome won't mean that Moose of the Pittsburgh Pirates can League championships, players but Bob was a very much, but from the standpoint to his grave here in his homeEllis new into Pittsburgh for special kind of person" said of fans Interest and "bragging town. the funeral and chartered a former Pirates' General Manrights." it means a great dealPirates outfielder Al Oliver, heliocopter to this West- agt'r Joe L. Brown. ) Seattle is coining off a 27-20 joined by pitchers Jun Hooker, moreLand County town. The small church was packed loss to Green Bay in which the Bruce Kison and Dave Giusti; "Bob's death reminds us of with than mourners Seahawks held a 20-7 lead late bore the casket to the grave site the brevity of life," said the and more another 50300 people stood in the third period before col- Wednesday after funeral Rev. Gervase Chutis said of the iscie lapsing, while Tampa Bay suE- services for Moose, who died In 29-year-old Moose. fered its third shutout In a 211 a weekend car crash. The Rev. Chutis baptized Moose's widow wore a gold setback to Cincinnati. Also attending was former Moose and married him and his necklace that bore the nwnber Patera concerned Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis, who wife, Alberta, in St. Marys "38," which he wore on his e,, remains •..','y,'q , i Deane Honaher Bud KeIsch -Defense------ Randy Larson Richard McGuiri Norbert Seals Chin Muller a,mer Mile, Mike Sigrest - Come by and sign up. Our lobby is open from I to 4 daily, Fridays I to 6:30. MIMICS '-0.1-c0 FLAGSHIP BANK I. ,IlI 1't (JI. ++4 •+ Vi I.. II I.•-.m 5aaInqIr,in M, tOCp,M daily pin. Dean Stiacklelord Earl Maier Kevin Kirschman ------------------------------------ Mark Davis Brian Breda standing Get a loan 24 hours a day. 7 days a week with your Flagship Sank Am.rkard. a service not available with Mae tercharg. or other Sank Amerkarde. Simply use any 24 Hour Jack In Florida and scoot off with a loan of up to $100.00. 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Spruce Creek 18, Lake Brantley 12 — The Patriots step into a wading pool and wind up with a regular swimming hole -- Pat Cøi Den Anne" Virgil j,nins s.t Crooms coach Barry Wenhold gives last quarter pep V s 4 o 0001c4o o Baird Lyons SAroFQRD, FLORI • -V o Seminole I think Seminole's motivation factors are Steve Kim loose, Crooms' Keith Whitney, Bobby strong. Not having seen Gainesville, information on Wells chase + -- • the Hurricanes is second-.hand.,. , •.. V Still, I wonder if Seminole can rid itself of those silly, senseless errors — like clipping when a touch. I down is long gone — and put four quarters of football together. Defensively, I have an idea they can. Offensively, I don't think they can rely on Tim — 'r Raines to break more than two long ones. Which means the team is going to have play a brand of football now displayed in the first five games i That's why I say: Gainesville 20, Seminole 14 — Those little things O I I, iI o,00i Steve Meyers ::?;::::... + Lake Howell High's freshman play from Kerr toDaryl Ely. football team pushed Its record 2.1 Wednesday night with a2p. Alternate quarterback Tom Seminole's Moment Of Truth 18 victory over the Crooms Lacore, kicking specialists 1 • , • Conway, and BIll Jiu j The moment of truth comes. Likt the rising sun, irvji. &s.wiu mr It Kerr and a.' d thxcndcra L.a,, Gur1wi the dying quail and the adage about death ana taXeS. catch uIliciat by Jeii Moore and John Carpenter also Gainesville vs. Seminole. More specific, It's Scott Smith. The duo set two touchdowns hadmajor roles in the victory Gainesville AT Seminole, and therein is a key, with long pass plays. Steve Kim Croom, which fell to 1-2, got Let's not fool around with hometown favoritism, had two Lake Howell TD efforts from Arthur Jackson okay? Gainesville Is the favorite. Perhaps not such a touchdowns on sweeps covering on an 18-yard run and Lawrence clear-cut favorite that Seminole won't even show up, 5 and 4 yards, while Scott Rudolph on an eight-yarder. but even the most pessimistic Gainesville backer Logan scored from the four on a Bobby Wells and Bruce Annett admits that Seminole will have to play near-perfect dive The other TD for the Baby were the Panthers' defensive football to win. Hawks came on a 35-yard pass leaders. If there's strength in numbers, Gainesville is in fine shape. If there's strength in size, Gainesville is well off again. Every staunch fan of the gridiron will tell you, - however, that the key ingredient in football is And that's a plus for Seminole. Exactly how coach Jerry Posey has managed to light a fire under the melting pot of teams lacking In I certain areas the last two years has opposing coaches scratching their heads. •, •;. Why, doesn't it take two or three years to put V program on its feet before the winning comes easy? In his first season last year, Posey's Seminoles went 92. They are 5-0 this time around, and if they get -past Gainesville, all they have to worry about Is not letting a sleeping dog bite them from behind. Simply put, this game is the difference between a bowl game and a state playoff berth. a + Wednesday's high 80, today's Mostly sunny today and Friday. Highs In the low to mid Ms. Low tonight ha the to mid lOs. Variable mostly nor. theasterly winds around 10 II4Lh. TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 12:50 am., 1:18 p.m., low 6:40 am., 7:33 p.m. Port Canaveral; high 12:21 am., 1:00 p.m., low 1:31 am., 7:19 p.m. Bayport: high 5:20 am., 7:56 p.m., low 1:01 pm. Howell's Frosh Defeats Crooms Haynes' Northslde Christian School declares that no application for admission to the courses and programs offered by this school shall be denied because of race, creed, color or national origin of the applicant- • / . r NON-DISCRIMINATORY - • v : RACIALLY Un i r, coaches, the Evening Herald presents The Clipboard, a Weekly feature displaying depth charts from V the I blackboards in coaching offices, 01 -. . Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football t - hoi ii c6 ' 0 I ,- - .1 T3 I Ask George C. Hearn IVIUUn Counn' Goo I,' - -shemn —-- Ccv?Tv PLAI-N, An o Zo'orcj COP.'MISSY: 3 NOV,l976 730PM Room 203 I. ,tk with this special couvuI - iSee The New All In The for Ald' 1 %AIATUD think that's John's Jnunor. . . a very poor brand of humor. Either that or It's dopidhy.. ." "John Kimbrough is not solving the problem," Vthlen said. "Midway is adjacent to thdy of Sanford, and Sanford is f ull "His suggeatkm Is totally out of order," Vthlen declared. Kimbrough said his memo was meant tobeappJeuan agreement couldn't be worked out with homeowners. Williams, meanwhile, confirmed today Apple Valley residents have requested a spot on the agenda at next Tuesday's meeting. The Clelpboard* V it ____ Priscilla Thorpe Joseph Zavrotny Jimmie Pierce, Atlanta, Ga. Harry C. Freeman, DeBary Joan Rife, DeBary Billie E. Snow, DeBary Paul M. Chico, Deltona Gertrude Sciaretta, Deltona Ted Brooklyn, Lake Mary Percy L Mercer, Lake Mary Sandi Roberts, Lake p4 Bernardine E. Bartlett, lOngWOOd ' Orlando Nancy G. Spears, Orlando Eddie Cobb, Oviedo Mrs.Travls(Sandra)Taylor & girl, Sanford DeLand. Allen Summerhill Funeral H.E. Braddock, 00, of 1034 Home, DeLand Is in charge of Martin St., DeLand, died arrangements. Wednesday morning at West Volusla Memorial Hospital, r DeLand. Born in Crescent CIty, rUnrOi• Notice oic• he was a life-long resident of •RADDOCIC. H. — F WV.I services for H.E. Brow - West Volusia County, where he Of 1034 Martin st. D*Land, who was affectionately kn6*' Wednesday, will bo'htldk whip man" for his hilidMildle died Thursday of 2 p.m. Of the Allen leather cow whips. He lived in SummerhIll Chapel, DeLand. today. Enterprise for many years and Calling hours are 7. retired from FlOrida Power Burial in Oakl, DeLand. Allen Summ,rhl(I In Corp. In 1955. moving back to charge. low -- . SI. Cynthia H. Dyess, New 'Smyrna Beach Joseph A. Campbell, Orange City Julia McCartney, Orange City i t. -SherrvA ----- -' - -•Wnfrø Ik AREA DEATHS ILE.BRADDOCK OCIOBERU - At last week's commission meeting, Democratic Cornmissioner HarryKwiatkowskj Sid Vthlen Jr. and Mike Hatta way voted to spend $255,000 for the site. (bminjsslcner Dick Williams voted against, and Klmbroug)i was out of the corn- mission chambers when the vote was taken. Today, Democrats criticized Klmbrough's suggestion to change the site to Midway. "That's the first time Kimtwh has wanted t d someth Uje years," Hattaway, said. Just east of Sanford. Midway Is occupied predominantly by blacks. "I have doubts about his sincerity," Hattaway added. "I think they (Democrats) thought I was kidding," Kimbrough replied. "But I don't see any reason they have to locate a park there at the South. Seminole site." It's "unfortunate,, that a majority of board members voted for the Apple Valley site without first consulting home. owners, Kimbrough said. But Kwiatkowski and Hattaway said homeowners were advised. Regarding the Mmbrough memo, Kwiatkowski said, "1 Evesipi NeraW, Iaaf sit FLThunday_Oct II, 976-7* David Sutton Mitt Steven David Gieracis Brent Matthe w s ChIle Barnett -4$---------------Defense----Doug Lanier J Willett Jell Vann Stuart Hall David Sutton David Mellinger Miki Hansen Ed Murphy Paul Swell Malt Stevens Mike Sigrist Chills Barney, Nerbort Soils David Poe Clile Barnet? Stacy Holderbaurn ii, Johnson Mike Prosser Mike Butcher Chin M u ller Win Wbb 0 �r.r&.' A All ,._~ _L H _ Msrpg wL k 4W waves at isIaels Call. iIs. mae, ik MW tk &t at BMW IiaIi M '• -S 1 '.. .( 1. -;'::.. 4 ".. .• ',s ., .. • .. .I4IUk&ç;II, RE ás clued bar wtaalag per. ki..'.it., wtl a Mg i.E. .i. fri. t,'.. WblIe Miss D.wlea .as .Ua..I'Iç.,DthLn W'I1 way fwas A ftsM d U) - -: ILIVINTN-I.Aretha.Agulrr. 4. ' .. im- Friday's Games Toronto a, Boston Pittsburgh at Atlanta .'.Lddw ' .- I rc%yho.unds G i Carries - '' 6 NY Hopes . - JUIA 5a.V LUaiC - - Marian Andrews led A Flight with a 95, while Marge Persaon had a net 77 and Mary Ann Williams low pdts. " Class B pacesetter was Mrs. Saner's with a 98. Mrs. Home had a 78 and Mary Wheichel led In low putts. Genevieve Woodruff led Class C field with a 198 and Maude Butler set the net pace with a 79, Alice Potter ' leading in low putts. Neal Wednesdaywlndsup the three-week Kader Tournament. L Philadelphia in the National Leag ue playoffs, began looking ahead to the World Series, For some, it was a matter of taking on the bigger name. For others, it was a matter of raking In a lAgger paycheck. And for most, it was a matter of believing that whichever team wound up representing the American League would also wind ig a loser, "I don't care who we play because these guys represent the best team in base ball," Qncln- nati Manager Sparky Anderson said Wednesday as he awaited the outcome of the best-of-five play off between the New York Yankees and Kansas City Roy. als, now tied 2-2. "There taft another club in baseball that can match the eight players we can put on the field every day," Anderson added. "This isn't any three or four-man team, like mos t . it Standings: I. Wall Pibg lUg & AC IS'S; 7. Lewis Dry Wall, lain Jew,ievs, and Jeno$' Inc 13.7;$. Fla. Screen Printing 10-11j; 6. HIS Stores, Burger Chef, Burrs Texaco and Inland Materials lii; 10. Joe Creamons Inc. and All American Flag 7-13; 12. Fleet Reserve 6-I4. High Games: Red Groover 723; bill Cla rk 217311. Warren ewes 200704; Jim Ice 722; CPi.s Plant 703; Ray Ceynowa 219; John Fischer 221; J.sck Kaiser M . Bill Blanchard 202 216; Phil Roth, 20 1 ; Al Bowling 201; Martin Kansan 200; Ward Lewis 203; ~! IQ I 4 Jim si : High Games: Kirk Middleton 174; Torn Owens 203; Fred Ruchi ISO; SovHe Owens 161. High Series: Kirk Middleton 507; Frid Rucisi $04 MYSTERY LADIES Standings: I. Dolphin Financ e IS. 5; 2. No. 7 137; 3. Nice Day Coin Laundry 10.10; Winn Dix;* 1010; S. Bass I Co 9. It; 6. Gary She Shop 9. II; 7. Chesapeake Crab House 1-12; 1. Cbia Boats 6-I4. High Games Ruthe lavroffiy 172; Alice Fowler 155; Dorothy Berg 145; Joann Nuwbert 151111; Grace De, 134; Doris Bean 121; Sandy Russell 161. Lewis 702211. Willie Lewis 304. High Series. Bill Bia,glsa,d 610; Bill Clark 670, Rid Groover SIS; Warren M.wes 512; Jim Ice 594; John Fischer .'46; Jim Lewis SI). Converted Splits. Ray Ceynowa 734 ,a. Oth er H4lights: Star of Week Bill Clark +101 SAM BOUR a co. Standings- Tearotfs 15-I; 3. Tarbabes 11$; 3 lacks 5.7; i. SOS. 17. S. Hammerhead Of. 6The Gutters $1; 1. ra,buckess II. I Swinging Shingles Beams 71; 10 Slates 6 1 0. II Ladders S-Il; It. Kats. High Games. Roberl Gilbo 231. Marilyn Re vels Ill High Series Robert Gilbo $73; Merge Allman Ill, tuber Highlights. Slat Karla FlOwerS 10; Ann KiOd 11, LAKE RUTH Standings. I Somethin' F5fly, 2. Pint, 3 Afn Time, A. The Caboose, S. S.t.slers; 6. Left Ones;? t High Series: Norma Wagner 44; Joan Newbere 43$; Sandy Russell 432. Con vert ed Splits: Jackie Good. man 5)0; Norma Wagner 5-7; Sue Ceynowa 5-79. 0mev Highlights. Queen of me Week Doris Bean +121; Grace Davis +13. ' T.G.l.F. Standings: 1. Breezewood; . Walt's AC., 3 No. 16; 1. Midway Marl; S. uS Underground; 6 MaccelIa's Restaurant; 1. TraIl Bi.ter3.I. ReId't Garage; 9, No, I; tO Pioneers; $1. Salt I. Pepper; $2. Barbour Bros, 13. No 5; II, Davis Machine; IS. Allen's Pro Shop; le Bob Dance Dodge; 17. RainbOw Painting; IS. No. 21; l. Pin Sir , men. 20. F. Troop. High Games: Beriiy Hijdley 213; John Alien 2$?. Eddie J.ckson 207; Ray Jacobs 703 Al Boidman 201; Richard WhitehO5, 201; Stan Hendricks201. Jim Johnson 211; Alice Hendricks 152 IV; Ann Smith -t.' . I- Plaintiff, 1;. SAN ANTONIO- Al Michlilel X King, Son of retired ' St. N,, of Lyman High Set"I, Navy Commands' and Mn. Loogiiood. Edward L King of 1433 E. Main WICHITA FAILS, TeL -An LAND TEW Road, Portsmouth, H. I., has flcialstheppsrdAlB,Tea. - of Ux.. day at CIES, GROUPS AND PE ASONS: October, A.D. 1516 Defendants. The ebovenamed County James S. Daniel lii proposes to request the U.S. TO: NOTICE OF ACTION Joseph P. Kerwin JAMES M. WILLIAMS Department of Housing and Urban ublish: Oct. 11,21,70 Nov. 1, 916 RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Department to release Federal DEE.1 All parties claiming Interests funde under Title I of the Housing under or against JAMES andCommunityDeve nen,Ad of M. WILLI AM S and to all parties ISll(PL93313)tO be UI.dfo,tp,, having or claiming to have any NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS '0OWiflU prolect right, title or Interest in NAME STATUTE the real MIDWAYPAVINGAND property herein described. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DRAINAGE PROGRAM Notice Is hereby given that the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PavecertainstreetsandSix that an action to undersig,e pursuant to the Acre Drainage Program a met "Fictifloin Name Statute", tgage on the folling real property ChapterMidway,Sanford, Seminole, in Seminole County, Florida: Florida wIth the County Comptroller In and Lot 10, Block L, NORTH Mderwood .- Aland Airman Patrick Al. Howlett 'rfl, ion of W. and Mn. from the U.S. Air Force's ac- Lemusi E. Tow ,f Form During the its weeks training counting specialist course Ave., $ Lackland APB, Tex., the condoned by th been Akann,g, 4np, Nis e Air Training promoted to alrmnes first alflflaflstUdiedthe Air Miss., after completing Air Force basic training, mission, organization dl35toms and received of Force Command. clialntbeU,&AirFcmce. and Hewlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Airman Tea, an avionic special Charles E. Hewlett of $40 Iris Inertial and spsclailst, is b$d?OtIOli in human relations. Road, Casselberry, is now assigned at radar Moody AFB, Ga., King will now receive trained in the principles of Air withaunit of theTacticajAir Sp ecialized blining In Pile air Force accounting and apCommand. OperatIons field. propriatton and control Thealrmaniaalvl3graduate A 1972 graduate of Port. systems, and will serve at of Good sepherd High School, smouth High School, the air. Lowry AFB, Cob. Completion Addis baba, Ethiopia, and man I'muded to an former Of the course enables the air. attended Frankl College Pamela M. Urns, daugidem' of man to receive academic Lugano, Swltxerianij, - - - , - . - .. . . • -. i. - - - . '.. h-Y clubs." Anderson said he believed "some of the yo unger pl ayers are hoping It will be In New York. But that's because Vankee Stadium seats more than the KansaA City park and they're fi guri ng that playing New York will mean more money to them." Standings: I. 17-3; Leftovers III; 3. Hits I, Mn. 146; 4 Splits I, Misses 137; S. Strikar Ding Dongs, E 1 Marks 13$; I. Sills , Jean s. Gators, WooIckers II 9; i. Crackerlacks, Lucky Strikes 10; I). lIlini's, Easy Go en, HI Bails, Ringers i'll; Ii. tew Yorkers , Hl.Lo's, Spoilers, Dynamos, Buckeyes 1-12; 22. Popeyes 713; 23. Jet Set, Four Diamo. Ili High Games: Verne p Dorothy Bryant II6 Gordon Lesenring Ill; JO. Ferrer 177 .450; Ben KIesel 177.475; Oft Gra,ys.ntan 177; Eulah Offhaus 173; OlIve Westray i Converted Splits: Helen Ferrer Florence Dunand i 5)0; Gordon Spencer $410. Rudy Westvay 27; Ma.'jorl, WIlson 27; Frances Greco 4-S. Fr ed Drew $0; Of* Olson 310; Bert Lang. 3-10; Viola Koch 310; Ben Kiesel 3-tO; MlbiePi$ hog3 10; John Evans 3.10; Cappy Evans 310; Sam Kaminsky $10 Stars Motile PIthoiJd, Terence Morrison 440 Clark, Lynn Dickerson, Poe; third row Steve - ' Meyers, Rory Stone, Marcus Kendricks, John Donahue, Steve Peavey, Osborne, Greg Beggs, Mike Wilson, Danny Williams, Absent when picture was taken were Kevin Barnhart, Lynn Dickerson, Son Andriano. John I aging I Chairman statement of any claim or demand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish : Oct. 11, 1916 they may have. Each claim must be EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. In writing and must Indicate the DEE-l6 CUlT • IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 79basis for the claim, the name and COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICEOPOINIRAL address of the creditor or his agent IL.TIISI CAN No. flI79o-CA.U.c UIUFI1W and the amount PAN AMERICAN BANK OF CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, clalmid. lfthCclalmlsny,du. ORLANDO, N. A., formerly Citizens FLORIDA the date when It will become due A GENERAL ELECTION WILL National Bank of Orlando, saii be stated If the claim Is BE HELD IN THE CITY OF Plaintiff, contingent or unhiquidited , nature of the uncertainty shall be WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA ON O. EATON and MARIAN stat,. It the claim Is secj-ed, the THE 7th DAY OF DECEMBER. RICHARD 1S1i, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ° EATON, his wife; ESTHER security shall be described. The ELECTING A COUNCILMAN. AN, WEIMAN: MERIT CREDIT claimant thaII deliver sufficient Copies of the c"aim to the clerk to enabiet1wcIerktomallonapyto each personal representative. All Persons Infer estod In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice Administration has been mailed are Al's Towing & Repair Service • We're Banking on you. ' 'A \ I Sun 17-92 a Syb.i. Dr. Maitirnid I Bank of Seminoh. 14 AnotI*r 24 hour bank. at 17.52 & Horatio) t)'a4A etS.P 43 at it*I41rtwr.na,p) 644-2523 - I unt PAi iiar ur g TUK A rum FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1107 S . French Avenue, Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious - - 1 Make it a WINNER! name of Maihier Ill; Sandy Swain 15; Wayne Burdick 179. High Series: Helen Moehler 537; II?; Boldree SE); Paula Latolo Wayne Burdick 441; Pick Hostival 407. Sandy Swain SOl , Converted Splits. Buddy Boldree 44 10 Other Highlights: Star of Week Helen Moettlr 10.4. FRIDAY NIGHT GOOD TIMES Standings 1 Not Stutft, 3- Wild Foreign & American car repairs , major Statutes, To Wit- Section $O9 Florida Statutes 19$?. John Hamilton Sig. H. Jeff Vonier Publish Sept. 23. 30 & Oct. 7. U, 1976 DED ill ALLSTATE - 1, lNSURAN COMPANY Mike's Fina mists your moving needs. and minor. Our Specialty. dealer 830.5339 Things. 3. Pin Busier; I Gang S. High Rollers; a Alley 139$ E. Semnoran Blvd. Casselberry - Cats High Games Bob Burch 733; Paul Lucas 201 High Series High Rollers 2141 Hig hlights Not Stulti /76 game Other Highlights: Star of Week Buck Constable + 73; High Series - Rainbow Painting 24)); High Game Midway ?.tart W Hit 'Em Hard Team! Altamonte Pharmacy GO TEAM, GO FOR A ViIN I Bill Wack Mitits; 1 Bowled Overs; 10 Trailers; II. Royal Oaks High Games: Art Sansoucl. 211; .Ioe Bermingham 210 High Series : Joe Befmingham $14, Bob Me,er $10. Rick Newman For all your prescription needs Convalescent Aids 339-8421 Lake Drive-In TheaPr ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - • Front End Adjustment Baflerjes_ACC,$SOrI.S • Tires- Hwy 434 Longwood - 831.9367 , t - L t Electronic Tune.Up Mobil" Hwy 436 Nest P. Prairie ' 1 LVS 434 MOBIL SWEETWATER OAKS MIXED Standings: I Anqeli, 2 E?ii's; 3. Corners; i Berdi's; S Fox Valley; 6. Spores; 7 Caroles Fault; I Defendant. NOTICE OF ACTION super. V There is no determinable economic Impact. The specific law being implemented is F.S. --- no' Also to - be considered is - -- -. - 491.wtiichoutlinestheprocet,urnto be followed by a student wtio has a complaint that sex discrimination has been practiced in a school, The student may filea written complaint with the school Counselor, he assistant principal and then the school principal If a solution has not been reached. At the level of the principal, the decision is final unless the principal indicates otherwise. There is no determinable economic impact of this policy. The specific law being implemented is F.S. 730 22. Also to be considered is proposed policy 755.1 which establishes the rate for mileage reimbursement at 14 cents per mile for one round trip per day when UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF DIVISION ,FLORIDA ORLANDO COURT NO. 7-90Orl.Clv.Y - payment is necessary for economy UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, or safety because parents live in Plaintiff, v OLIVER GRAYSON, isolated area. Children from dif Jr. and MARY ANN GRAYSON, his ferent families may be expected to wife; LIBERTY LOAN CORP. OF ride in one, car but payment will not ORANGE; SANFORD FURbe made II number exceeds rated NITURE CO. Defendant(s). capacity of car. Person requesting NOTICE OF SALE - Notice is payment must show ample in nereoy given that pursuant to a surance coverage and attendance FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure must be verified by principal. Policy entered on September II, 1976 by the has no determinable economic above entitled Court, in the above Impact. The Specific law being styled cause, the undersigned implemented I$ F.S. 230.73(5). Also .Jnited States Marshal, or one of his to be considered will be amendment duly authorized deputies, will Sell Of policy 3,15.3(C) which concerns the he property situate in Seminole classification of a Sophomore, County, Florida, described as: The Policy presently requires i credits East 75 feet of Lots 07 and U of earned above grade I. Amendment WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, ac would allow for assignment to 10th cording to th* plat thereof as grade so that Students who have recorded in Plat Book 3. page 37 of successfully corn pleted the Public R ecord s of S em inole prevocationalorpretecp,j,ical(0l County, Florida at public outcry to beassignedasa sophomore In order he highest and best bidder for cash to continue 101h grade vocational at $200 Noon on Thursday, courses without interruption. There November 4, 1976 at the west door of would be no determinable economic e Seminole Count y Courthouse, impact of Ibis policy. Specific law .flord. Florida. being implemented Is F.S. 730.24() Dated, 9 77 14 (a). Those persons interested may MITCHELL A. NEWOERGER obtain complete copies of policies United States Marshal and economic Impact statements at Middle District of Florida the Board off ice. 202 East Corn KENOELL W. WHERRY mercial Pvenue, Sanford, Florida, Assistant United States Attorney Ri'i,,t C Feather Attorney for Piaintitf Chairman Publish: Sept. 30, Oct. 7. II. 71, 1976 Publish. Oct. II, 1976 DEDISI DEEI1 ' 4 (LiSSIHAUi401 S. Dish Hwy. Casseerry, El.. SEMINOLE register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordanc, with the PrOvSiOfl5 01 the Fictitious Name altar business hours caIIui$i 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE - TRUCK SERVICE, and that I intend to SERVICE STATION 7 The Rebels, I The P.ew Rollers, High Games. Buddy ))i Paula Litofa 119. T. Cowan III; Helen A TWO YEAR TERM OF OFFICE, visor. allah - .. I need nir TVrepairecla,,d I'd/ike to rent a set (/ie sec(,nd ha/i: and Sales at Headquarters, USAF. The captain is now assigned VAN STECK -. Airniin as an 3 C)IJtC)I4aclultsfjncj eip ux aide do eamn hi 1K. • -- Mrs. Mary E. Steck of Fern commander of cadets at the Air Park Blvd., Fern Park, and Force academy. A 1964 graduate of Desert Russell N. Steck, 300 Robin Rd. Altamonte Springs, was 111gb School, Edwards, AFB, Calif., Captain Ream received selected for teclnlcal li from at Lowry AFB. Colo.,jn the Air his B.S. degree Force munitions and weapons Memphis (Tenn.) State University, where he was maintenance field The airman recently com. commissioned through uw Air pleted basic training at Force Reserve Officers Lackland AFB, Tex., and Training Corps program. studied the Air Force mission, Organization and custom.s and received special instruction in in I/tnt' - - . in Yeilow U -- NW& Will 'OU get your share of the calls from the people who go In the 'IelJow Pa 'es to find TV. radio or hi-fl sales or service" Your Yellow Iiges Sales Rep can design a program for . you that'll.make it . . e`1t4 I &'fdf . ,~-JV lh~~ "Cto find you. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACrM IN wWw pages hiimin p.,h.ttn... ,,,,urnio. Steck Is a 1975 graduate of Lyman High School, Longwood, - & TUNE-UP SERVICE • MINOR REPAIRS • TIRES • IATTERIES • ACCESSORIES (formerly THREE, AND A COUN. ORLANDO WATER AND SEWER CILMAN. SEAT FIVE: EACH FOR CORPORATION, - GO FOR A WIN I a SEAT ONE. A COUNCILMAN, CDR POR AT I ON, I N C.: and NOR T H THE PLACES OF VOTING WILL CITY HALL. 102 N. MOSS TO: RICHARD 0. EATON and required, WITHIN THREE ROAD. FOR PRECINCTS 12 AND MARIAN 0. EATON. his wife, and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 21; FIRE STATION NUMBER 2, ESTHER wEIMAN, and all parties having or claiming to have any THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NORTHERN WAY. FOR right, litleor interest In the property PRECINCT SO. THIS NOTICE, to fill any objections described. E_LECTION BOARD SHALL herein they may have that thallenan the _J.H!. AnnnCea, ,,r,p.nuvvrl valIdity 01 the decendent's will, the, .vna.ai UP' MKS. RUTH LAVO, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Qualifications of the personal MRS. NORMA LANG, MRS. HELEN GREEN, MRS. LOUISE that he abve-named Plaintiff has representative, or the venue or OWENS, MRS PATRICIA LOM filed aCoqnpialnt in the above styled Jurisdiction of the count. BAROI,MRS MAROE WILLIAMS, Court for the foreclosure of a ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND encumbering MRS. REET ELLIOTT AND MRS. mortgage the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED following d,scrlbe,f real property. RUTH MEWES. WILL BE FORE VER BARRED, Lot 5, Block C, THE COLON TROY J . PILAND, Date t Publication of this NADES FIRST ADDITION. ac MAYOR Notice of Administration:October Publish: Sept. 30. Oct 7, II, 21. 1976 cording to the plat thereof as 11th, 1976 recorded in Plat Book 1$. Page 50, DED 135 Howard E. Bass Public Records of Seminole County, NOTICE As Personal Represents Florida. is hereby given that the five of the Estate o fNOce You are commanded to tile your School Board of Seminole County CECIL DAVID BASS, SR. written defenses to said Complaint will hold a public hearing at the Deceased with the Clerk of the abovenamnt Altamonte Springs City Hall on ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Court and to serve a copy thereof October 27 for consideration of the REPRESENTATIVE: upon the attorneys herein below not William L. Colbert of following proposed policies and later than October i. 1576. amendments: STENSTROM. DAVIS 1. Proposed policy 613. WITNESS my hand and seal of the wnicn gives grievance rights based McINTOSH Court at Sanford, Florida, this 20th )P 0 Box 1330 on Sex discrimination to employees day of September, 1916 's Sanford, Florida 32771 not Included in a Collective (SEAL) Bargaining Agreement. The Policy Telephone. 327 2171 Arthur H. Bec kwith, Jr. also refers to procedures to be Publish Oct. 11. 21. 1976 Clerk of the Circuit Court followed Itthe grievance cannot be DEE SO By: Cherry Kay Travis Solved with the immediate MIKE' S FINA SIL lea Lewis 410 ConvertedSplits - NormaDiMarco 34110; Joan Decor 10 6 7 10. Standings I. Wha(hamacall;; Other Highlights: lea Lewis OØ1irn;st. 3 Short Ciru,ts, I The t,,,Jd flS '-irr ¶P, :,-r'-... -,AUTOTRAIN Bret Teams. "because I figure it's a once-in- Buddy DILTONAPINIUSTIRS Warren, Larry Bennett, GO TEAM 1111111111111 IN High Series: Berny Hudley 112; Roger Quick S53; Eddie Jackson $41, Roy .lacot* 517; Jim Johnson 544; Alice Hendricks $14; Al Bold. man 521; Kit Johnson $30; Jr. Lewis SI?: Dane Hunt 51$; Bob Steele SI?. - Ed Christianson, Greg Rick - a4ifetlrne shot. I've never Yank ee Stadium except on television. And it wo uld sure make me feel proud, standing out there on the mound." Pete Rose also said he would prefer going against New Yor k, but fora more practical reason. "I know the Yankees' pitchers better beca use I've faced most of than be fore," he said. "I gucs's you might say it's a psychological thing with me, but it always bothers me when I'm facing a pitcher for f'g time." - - the season around and finish with a winning season, Gary Nolan, the right-harder who darted the final game of the Reds' playoff against Phililes, said emphatically that he was ho ping to play New York AtBosilAnierka SANFORD CITY I LAKELAND, rn-im.US?. 316 - Orlando Edgewater. An old nemesis, Edgewater has the distinction of never having lost to Lyman in varsity football. Last week Lyman broke the ice, posting its first win of the season and coach Dick Copeland feels the team has a toehold on enough momentum to turn KEGL ER' S KORNER 'I 67 Jinx Ii Friday night In Longwood when the Greyhounds are home against Reds Play '/laitinq Gain e Home and nine better than CINCINNATI (AP) third placers Ada O'Nell and They're playing a waiting game Grace SIUCTL in Clnclmzatl and they don't In Wedn day's weekly play es seem to care who shows up at Vivian Conk lin led low netters Riverfront Stadi um Saturday. in championship flight wi a 70 th The Cincinnati Reds, fresh and Tricla Strenstroin and from their three-game sweep of DoealeDeGanahlhadlowputt. 33171 _____ Ow Canmw*y of 115 creSts Winter College of the Air Force. - s'o,000.00 for Seminal, County, Florida, upon ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION •receipt of Proof of the publIcation It has been determined that such ONE OF UNIT ONE, according to this notice, the fictitious name, to. request for relea the se of funds will not leekPlat thereof as recorded in Plat wit: GEORGE CONSTRUCTION constitute an action significantly 16, Page 63, Public Records CO. under which we are engaged In affecting the quality of the human Seminole COunty, Florida, business at 109 Devon Court, environment tid, accordingly, has been filed against you and MEYER the Longwood, Florida, 32730 arereairodtowrveaccof your above-named County has decided %uiiften defenses, That the parties Interested in said If any, to It on van to an Private First Class Gerald Darrell E. AllgaIer, son of Environmental den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at business enterprise are as follows; Impact Statement under the Meyer, son of Margaret and Mr. and Mrs. Arden L Ailgaler George Davis Office Box National Environmental Policy Ad 753, Gordon Meyer, Florida 32107, and file Ronald Bennett the Orlando, ci INS (PL 91190). original of Sanford, o(205 Spartan Drive, Maitland, with the Clerk of the above-styled graduated from Marine Corps Da t ed at Orlando, Orange County, T he reasons for such has been commissioned a Florida, October Ith, 1976. decision Ic prepare such Statement are not as Court on or before October 20, 1116; _________________________ RecruIt Training Program at second lieutenant in the U. S. Publish: Oct. II, 21, 35, Nov. 1. 1916proiects a judgment may be on. follows: Adverse environmental otherwise tir DEE7 ed against you for the relief Parris Island, S.C., Sept. 20. He Air Force impacts associated with these upon graduation was awarded the Honor Award from have been found to be demanded In the complaint or Officer Training School at petition, minimal and temporary, as outstanding recruit of his Lackland AFB, Tex, WITNESS my hand and 11w seal of An Environmental Review Record IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR platoon and was presented a I - SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA respecting the within proud has said Court on September 16, 1976. The lieutenant Is a 1967 (SEAL) Marine dress blue uniform, a graduate of Lyman High been made by the PROlATE DIVISION above-named Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. -_ - File Nernbeq County which docvmets the fl gold wrist watch and Promoted School, Clerk of the CIrn,Ht Court Longwoo, an., he viron-,ental rev:,.v of . to Private Fit B,'; C.ta i..,. 'rned h B. S. Higginbotham none fully sets forth the reasons In Re: Estate 6$ Deputy Clerk Following a 10-day leave at at wh y such Statement It iwi. ,.i,.g..a CECIL flAtsIfl tAt , Jfl, -- th. --WIiw4A. . .w , Ic1iinJiuIca Publish Sept. 23. 30 & Oct.?. 11, 1976 d This Environmental Revi ew Record home, he left for Camp University, Orlando. His Decease DED-116 wife, Is on file at the above addrs .1 _____ NOTICE OF I.ejeune, N. C. for four weeks of Mar yn, is available for public examination il the daughter of Mr. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE UNDER further training, and and Mrs. Harold Jenquln of 203 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING and copying upon raguest, at Room NAME STATUTE 121, between the hours of 9:30 am. TO FICTITIOUS is a 1976 graduate of Th WHOM IT MAY DE MANDS AGAINST bCLAIMS OR CONCERN: omas Drive, Casselberry, " 1:00 pm. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Seminole High School. Notice is hereby given that the No further environmental review OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED undersigned, pursuant to the Of such project is Proposed to be IN THE ESTATE: "Fictitious Name Statutv' Chapter . JO6EPIIHEARN YOU YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED conducted, prior to the request for fo3.09, Florida Statute, will register the administration of the estate release of Federal funds, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, All Interested U.S. Of CECIL DAVID BASS, SR., AIR FORCE agencies, groups in and for Seminole County, Florida, deceased, File Number 14355-Cl', is and persons disagreeing with this upon receipt of , Cob. Th e son of proof of the pending in the Circuit Court for decision are Invited to submit publicati on of this notice, the tica Longwood co up le has been mi Se nole County, Florida, Probate written comments for Consideration titlots name, to-wit: BILL BAER . Division, the address of which is by the County to he office of the OF awarded the Meriotrious ALTAMONTE MALL. under Seminole County Courthouse, Park County Planner, Room 121, wh ich It Is Service Medal at the U.S. Air engaged In business at Avenue, Sanfo .Flonida,]3fl1.Th, Seminole County Courthouse, Such Room 30$, Altamonte Mall, Force Academy, Colorado written comments should be Altamonte Spri Personal representative of the es ngs, Florida 37701,In Springs, Cob. received at the address specified on is HOWARD E. BASS, whosetate ad. the City of Altamonte Springs, ' '.Y dr,ss is Estella Drive, Lake Mary, Captain Joseph E. Heamn UI, cc before October 29, 1916. All such Florida. commen ts to received will be Florida. The name and address That the part y interested In said whose parents are retired considered and the the personal representativvs will 1101 business enterprise is as foll s; USAF Colonel and Mrs. J.E. req,.t the release ofCounty torney are s.f forth below, Federal funds Ca&il, Inc. or take any administrative action on Ream Jr. of 300 Royal Palm All persons having claims or a Flo rida Corporation the within project prior to the data demands against the estate are CI., earned the medal for Dat ed at Altamonte Springs, THREE specIfied in the preceding sentence. Se required , WITHIN minole County, Florida, this 11th superior performance as a Board of County MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF day of September, 1976. Commissioners country program manager THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publish Sept. 23, 30 & Oc t 111 1976 Seminole County, Flor ida THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk while assigned to the DirecDED -114 By: Mike Hattaway, of the a bo ve court a written tonIc of Military Assistance - I Beat Edgewater Friday N*9h - ______ •h,... ......1 _.t.__ %1--.-_ ' , ' FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF , Lyman High School's football team tries to lick an What was Maltlin's reason for base deprived him of a third hit ining Figueroa, who has lost in the eighth inning. slump that had left him hitless three decisions to Kansas City "If I had figured ".1i MwPret Botts Increased her in the first three games of the this season, including the sec- tier," said McRae. it out ear11this series lead in the Kader Tournament series, thought that beating oral game of the playoffs? might be over now.' Wednesday at Mayfair country Club as the club champion - ' 2i Keith Barnhart, Bert H.tfi.ld, Bin Ainsley, Barry Swuring.n, David Sims, Danny Allen, McRae, who broke out of a carded a 78 to run her two- ., ^ . A Balabaneki; second row series. round total to 141, six sh I. J, Wyman Jackson, Melvin Milton, Stan - ' '. - - Lyman p la yers are,lift to right, first row Henry Penate, Bob Thicker, Bob Burkhart, Chris Germano, Kyle Peters, Kevin Joseph, .. Leads Tourney :.. ow - I at.". would "Nineteen wins," snapped beaten New York Yankees We son but the loser in Game Two give the Royals the edge the Yankees manager. "That's CatfishHunterin the game they of these beat-of-five AL playtonight. a pretty good reason." had to win to day alive, the offs, for tonight's deciding "i feel we have the imen McRae had been exKansas Qty Royals go alter game. Today Is Figueros's *h turn now," said McRae. "I their first World Series but birthday. think we're in the bed position pennienti ng with his stance, tonight agalnet Ed Figueroa- The Royals forced the chain- We beat their best pitcher tr>ing to battle his way out of TheYankees, hepingfor thpjr piomJJp series to its limit by their bi lye been g gun. They won't have the first American League pennant beating New York 74 Wednes- the same faith in the guy around with five or six stanIn 12 ye years, trial to wrap it up daywthab err eofex a throw tomorrow (Thursday ces," he said. "1 had been with Hunter Wednesday. But hits that included a double and night) that they had today lunging at the ball. I wasn't the bld backfired when the triple by Hal McRae. hanging back enough." (Wednesday)." Royals kayoed Hunter early. That overcame a pair of Yankees Manager Billy MarHe finally found a comfort. That left Flgueroa, a IS-game home nu by Gralg Nettlu of tin bridled at that suggestion. able position in his second -the Yankees and sent the two. "Figuerca will start the fifth swing and drilled his hits In the division clwnpions back for game, and we have a lot of faith fourfh n,1 .hfh Innin.,. rb,Iw. ga -' DOlTS onemoregamelnthlssee4aw in him," he said. brilliant stop __ ' S ol , .I NEW YORK (AP) -Having winner dining the regular sea• Hunter in Game Four 1 Div WrOilliarkAvenve P CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-1613.CA45.l COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE INVIROwsNY San Armed Forces Th.riy, Oct. 14, 17-4* - F ¶ NO SIGNIFICANT SFFIc7 IN Till CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE IIONTIINTN JUDICIAL Con. CUlT IN AND FOR $lNlNl Vs. M Court of Seminole County TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. JAMES I 'FlOrlida-, DATED this 111th . WILLIAMS, - it Figueroc NOTICI OF FINDING Sominele colit" "" Eve$t N.rs, Seaf.rt Fl, Legal Notice - L -- Notice SIMINOI.l COUNTy BOARD OPCOUNTyCOA*l$,IO.,,R$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Lake Aving., Longwo,4, Florida 32730 lntenda to riglste me $.i name with the Clerk of the Circuit Putt.Putt FLe at' s G0 NOTICS OF INTINY TO NlGl$TlRpICT$TIOUSN AMI AND APPLIANCE SERVICING of 6V Aft*@41 of PhIlakiphla Notielsi ilsekey NRE CAMPBELL Patrick DIvision L.qal the undersjgn.d, desirIng to enva.. . _______ _____ I.... I' .I !) '' ____ Pro Hockey 2) 115.10; DO (73) 13060. I - ausal $sunaat. The M&Olo (6) 3.30, a (2-51 59.00; P IS. % ::.,' Atlanti 4, CiSyelOnd 2 Chicago 1. PIlfsbut'il, I St. LOUIS 3. Colorado 7 - 5) 10.20: P (40) 357,40. 4.10,310,3, PataiPersi (6) 3.30: SECOND - I. Ica.Y*a (3) 10.00, (2-1) 10.10; P (4-3) 19.10. w I. i P11 OP GA 4*2.70: Uua.Javi (4)3.40,3,40: 3. DomlngoMiguel TWILPTH - I. Maruri-Juan NY Island 4 0 0 5 16 4 Wind Niche! AUICIafthS (1) 30J M 1000,570, NY Rang 3 2 0 a 23 19 laslers DM1110 fl.I0 P12-I) 210.40; OD (42) 164.10. (II 4.00. 5.20; 3. Alava.Larres THIRD-l.DomlngoSeItIa(S) - . W I. T P11 OP OA (6)PhIla Allan 3 2 0 6 Il 20 440;Q(t.7)440;p(7))7040. 13 300 $3.10, 6.10. 6.10; 2. UrraCaldo (1) Big Q 124 with 1-7) 1312.00. 121 2 4 7 Quebec 210 1 $3 • ''4 6.00,7.41; 3. Lafli-UIóU.l 1$) 9.70.0 Smyltet DIvMss A - 7431, Handle'- $117109. 5mm 3 20 17 1 I ago 3 1 0 6 16 I Ciflcl (1-3)39.00; P(5.l)91IO. I 7 I 0 4 9 StLou FOURTH - I. Ar?a.Quiola IIIdØS 1 2 0 2 9 $3 12.20, 330, 1.10; 2. NeulZarne (3) Cole 1 3 0 2 10 11 Mire'. 0 2 0 0 2 7 Mm I3 0 2 1.50.3.10:3. AtcilePirfi (6)440:0 2 N. Eng. Vancvr I 3 0 2 10 15 (37) 31.10; p (7.3) 12110 DD (S-i) AT lAST COLONIAL waster. Divislea WALlS CONPIRINCI $31.70. Pee DivIsion 2 0 0 4 winnipeg FIFTH - 1. forrnln.Arca (6) Dan Anders Norris Division i 0 1 9 S Edmntn 1 2 2 1 13 13 7.20.4.IO;3.SantlEchave(3)410;Q DaveOrsther 30.17.22-79 L.A. I 1 0 2 II 11 (4-6) 61.40; P (61) 14.30. Oetrt 1 I 1 3 3 9 ptioenls Larry Olireatti I I I 13 o i S.Dieuo SIXTH ( 8 I. Larrl•Quiola 1 2 1 3 II to S) 2 6 0 Steve Morris 292926.-SI Wash 0 '7~~ _q l *._ 0 1 0 0 6 17$ r11100, 3.40; 2. Negul-Sairigoo (I) 6.40, Jack Poolit Pitts I 3 0 3 13 26 cug 26-33.2t--U - 3.50; 3 PatxiAgulrre (1) 310; 0 (1Amateur Division 5) 55.40; P (3.1) 111.30. Jim Manning 3 I 0 6 20 13 2336 23"71 Bstn Houston 2, Calgary I SEVENTH - I. JoseYza (13 AlanAttkision Tnto 1 I 1 3 13 13 $110, 14.00,6.10:2. Eddy-Miguel (3) 0-orge Croz 1 7 1 3 13 13 TOday's Games 254724-79 Cleve Buff 5.40,5.40; 3. Larnileitla (4) 4.10; Q Steve Yad I 2 C 2 6 CincinnatI at BirmIngham (31)36.10; P11-3) 111.SC: Big Q (1. Bobby Henderson Wednesday's melts 37.34.33..44 Minnesota at Phoenix 1N140 P1111W In *1111) Boston S. New York Rangers 5) and (31) 1511.60. Geoff Jones, 2i.3.$-i7 pniday's Games EIGHTH - I. ManoloEchave (5) Chuck Palm 31-24.37-43 I New York Islanders 1, But. 11.40, 19.20, p.20; 2. Anton-Zarre (1) .Io9Yad Cincinnati at Indianapolis $10. 4.00; 3. Santi-Bengoa (4) 6.00: Q John Gann San Diego at Minnesota 2929.31-45 falo 3 Los Angeles 1, Toronto 1, tie (1-3) 59.00; P (31) 55.10. Don Winnipeg at Edmonton 313134-N - •..., ".ataBpSI he Wedasaday's 5 j[Notc. IsO 7*410; 7. Anton (2) 6.00, 3.10, 3. FIRST - 1. IcaleItla (4) U.S. 13.40,1.60; I. Larrl.$onctw* (I) V.10. A . ;~ NoviciDIvides *31.36-100 (3)3.10.2.00; 3. lane Jumbo Joslin (I) 7135.37-107 (1111 450; Q (74)35,40; p (77)131.40. Ron HartiIO.i . ,.. .- i . NINTN-1. SlIbao(7) 1300,7.40, Jai-Alai __ C Royce 23 Channel Mobile Transceiver Royce Module CB Transceiver 1- 655 Deputy Clerk Winifred 3 Sharp, Attorney JOHNSON MOTSINGER, 'IMLN & SHARP, PA. 100 East Robinson Street if 1-630 .....-..... Orlando, Florida 32101 Altorneys for Plaintiff Publish Sept. 23,)) & Oct 7, Il, 197ó DED 117 Airman Nancy J. Hibbard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hibbard of Sanford, is FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am engaged in business at 121 Academy Ave.. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ALPHA ENTERPRISES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of 11w Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $63.09 Florida Statutes 1957 5: Wavie Aiioway Publish : Sept, 30. Oct. 1. hI 21. 1916 DED-158 - County, Florida. Rezoning from. RMOI, Multiple Residential. Office and Institutional To That Of. CC 7. General Corn mefclal That Property Described S 81k 2. Tier I?, St Gertrude's Addition to Town of Sanford Being more generally described as located at 1401) West First SI Planned use is the continued use as a Farm & Garden Store All parties in Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity 10 be heard at said hearing By Order of the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of SanfOrd. Florida. this 11th day of October, $976 Arthur H Harris Chairman City 04 Sanford Plann,ng and Zoning Commission Publish- Oct II, 1976 DEE77 attending Administrative Specialist School at Keesber Air Force Base, BUoxi, MISS., after completing basic training at [Ackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex. She Is a 1975 graduate of Seminole High School and a former member of the Marthing Seminoles Band. After a - NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will beheld in the City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida at 5.00 P.M.on Thursday. October 'I. Ie7A ... consider the lOIlowIngthanQ;an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance Of the City of Sanford. Seminole 1-03.1650 IIIBBARI) leave period at home L. E.D. transmit light. Amplified ACC circuit, IC circuit, 3 interference filters S Plug-in mike, dual conversion receiver, large S/ RF meter. in at Clark Air Force Base, I - Legal Notice KS 09. Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida upon rec eipt of proof of the publication of this notice, to wit QUIK CAR CARE CORPORATION dbaA30MlN MUFFLER IOMIN OIL LU 8 under which we are 'ngaged in business at 2171 East Robinson Str eet in the City of Orlando, Florida That the party interested in said business enterprise is as follow s , Oeot(rey C. Moehl President Quick Car Care Corporation Dated al Orlando. Orange County. Florida September 211h, 19/o P'bllsh - Sept. 30, Oct. 1, Ii, 21, $976 CEDIS6 11 JJ1 Republic of the Philippines. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that Inc tildersigned pursuant 10 Ihe "Fictitious Name Siatute", Chapter • Integrated phase loop lock circuit, large S/RF meter. RF gain control • Pushbutton ANL and $13995 PA/GB switches, dual ccnversion receiver, IC audit ) slagi' S 3 ceramic Royce 23 Channel Home Base CB November, she will be stationed - 995 11 Synthesized 23-channel circuit Wireless chassis, intertr:'ncc fIlle,. Mobile Home Trunk Base Antenna Antenna $3995 .1 Model 1430 Code 22103-1620 1599S Full'featuri' 23-channel :,M transceiver S Large readout channel dial, wide-range tuned RF stage 117V AC or 12? DC power, posihive or negative ground . Trunk lip mount, no holes S Skvmjst'r II model S No static required. buildup. Omni. Chromed brass cup S • Deliv. 5db gain, 4 times directional 46 high, ers DC ground. hardware. 17' low loss more effective than flat ground plane. cable connector. A- Yodel 2-203 Code 221-03220-s / M;!41 212W Ccoe 221 8 Njs to Buy 11 Cash • Goodyear Reoirig Charge Our Own Customer Ctetiut Pirt Maser Charge • BankAme,,carti American Espies, Money Ca,d 5.53W.FIRSTST. Carte Blanche • SANFORD PH. in-2821 O'ne:s Club �U Ar - . t Teache or BARGAINS'I FF .Pit rs,,,Students To - #.0 14 I 01 Teachers Susan Halperin, seated, and FIJUM Vinyl Asbestos FLOOR TILE 12"x12"tjlesjn: 3151 Sprout waft I Colonial, W... 75 hope 1to help Eric Til; I ;4,.9P- L • Ti observance of IlñL ththeStateofMourf,y, nauo ai Alpha Delta Kappa 1947 International Internationalstatus Week, this second week of gained In 19 6 with the for. October, mem bers of Gamma matlon of chapters in other Gamma and Alpha Nu Cha pters countries. Gamma Gamma and r eon a Nu aretwoof94thapters ce. The in Florida. a; luncheon will be held at noon, The purposes of Alpha Delta Oct.16,at Lord Chumley'sin Kappa,anhenorarysororfty for Altamonte. women educators, are to Members of both chapters provide professional will participate in a white r ecognition for women elephant auction Proceeds will educators, to promote high go to the Al pha Delta Scholarship House at Florida to strengthen the status of the State University. teaching profession; to promote Founder's Day not only educational and charitable time for the history and the progress of the sorority ships; to cooperate with worthy to be reviewed, but also community programs relating provides a time for the mem- toeducaflon and chjrftJ, and bersto reaffirm their goals and to promote the progress of purposes. The first charter of educational programs in all Al pha Delta Kappa was Issued countries. - allon p Piece - Interior-exterior paint in white and colors Fast drying. For all masonry surfaces. ' - 1a RegPrice Re . 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FIRST ST. DIAL 322-3524 DISCOUNT FABRICS '-. N PH. 323-8630 held c L ' ir to stop getting annual divorces until the tax law is made equitable." - - - This year, they plan a mid. November vacation the do — swimandgeta:untanon the beaches. - 5:30 WEEKDAYS 1LJ1 OUANTITY SALE STARTS IRIDAY TO 6W VADE just to do what we are going t j1 ,:. ( - r tion," Mrs. Bo)ter said Mondav"Peonlesnendover$l000 -, S D Kraft Back INSULATION 3½" B½csq ft 6" 7:30 -- Lessie Pauline, member of XI Theta Epsilon for a SW quickie divorce. They will wa it until after the first of e year to resnarry. A New York City couple will also be in Santo Domingo to get their second tax-protest divorce. according to the Boyters. "We take the trip for a vaca- PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 15 thru 21 PH: 323-4700 -- house here. 3 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD • X_1 9, at the Howard County Court- - :Pjoy That ,. /•__' Chapter, Beta Sigma Phl"admires a painting 'Floral Bouquet' painted by chapter member Faye Siler. Tickets are being sold for a one-dollar donation, with the drawing for the winner of the picture scheduled for Saturday at the BSP All-Chapter Luncheon. Proceeds will be used for the chapter's service 'i Gold Surfer - 4mm ..............6.49 ea. Bone-'A........................6.b9ea. Vinyl Highland Hickory, Vinyl Knotty 0 I.. t' 1 riflO, vlflyi,I nUStIC a, vlflyi ... 6.99 a. CastlllanBIrch - ¼" ............ 7.69ea RusticBlrch,NaturalBlrch. Knotty Plank - y "" • - \ ,I ELUC CITY, Md. (AP) The Boyers say their diMr. and Mrs. H. Da vid Boy- vorces are a way to pr the ter are preparing for their see- "absurdity of the tax laws" 4 be follow ed by whi ch require married couples their third marriage. to pay higher federal income Boner, 36, and his wife, An- ta xes than single persons in the some tax bracket who live toright — it's just that they are gether. incompatible with the Internal The Boners mar ried for the Revenue Service. h time in April l%6, had their lust divorce in Haiti last ZALES d SHUFORD " 2.15 pc. A-: - Rag. Price (roll) ....................75c x I 3/8" 17 90 / Thousands of uses. 3/4" x 60 yds. • a I Plan Beats Paying Taxes at this one low price! Available only at Zales, Sanford ALLaTIME FAVORITES flu .v.rs fr. l A ivorce,-,-. Each made steel. White with Antique Gold trim. Caaas . - DOWNTOWN MEN'S BRACELETS TAPE A culottes. projects. Tickets are available from chapter ____ 29 Convenient 6 oz. tube, - ebb toppers for your pants, skirts and Sizes: 34 to 46 PRIZE se from a collection of silvernd two-tone styles for men, - of your old favorites. Perfect Trissi - PICTURE Cie MASKING u 1t Cut and loop carpet made of 100% heat-set continuous, filament nylon. Many I I - - Sq. Yd STORAGE BUILDING Preflnished 4' x 8' sheets with simulated 1 wOgrain ,fl,s,. A ; 4,,__••. _ 49 Each -•- t Collect 'em. .the newest versions 4 1' CARPET ., Sheet ' ALTAMONTE MALL RoyAL SCOT 7 11 OZ. SIZE '1 --V'T nn !T1% • LARGE Each (F Erles exP11111111011 will be high, with am being taken care of by Insurance. Blood is also needed and anyone wishing W donde should PA It In Eric's name, at Childrin-s vaMy Hoq*A Miand- Eric's concerned teachers hope the entire community will respond. . SCOTT'S • Displaces moisture 1699 " help on his loing rood to i emuy. lad by No. SWphens and ML H&lPerK lar b being mob and will be carefully dectirlited and signed and ang to Eric.The Eric Tilghman Medical FwId has been established at the Sun Bank of Seminole, UWOOd,at D"glas Road and SR 434. Ca"ners at school receive the peanks, nidwh and dimes of pagders Ift know of Erics illnm. NN& and faculty bm been con, tribisting, as well as spreading ft word of the yomgsWa Join the Tri& sweote set - ______________________________ SANFORD PLAZA 0 Penetrates iv 5th& Deckep' 7' Each Enamel finish in brilliant white. INW An AOL 79-001 Ev,ninq Herald, Sanfsrd, Fl. ADK Week Marked % 49 I b WORKMATE bd they holpe to keep him Wive until a cum is fourocL The medicinebeingusedkillstbe bad cells, but ofortunaWy, good cells are also killed." VM 6N RIC - MOBILE PAINTS G Inside frosted bul s. In 00 75 or 100 watts f, Eric UWmw hasn't had fte to aperig" many things In life. Now there's a qwWon of his ever experiwcing them. He's 061Y all Yews old, but already he has a prft ttwo raw to b". Sm of Mr. sod Mrs. John Tilghmm, Eric was a dtidet at Woodlands Elem~ School MW three weeks ago, when the dread word, leukemiiii, was first head The handsome little fird grader became Ill the aame day the annual school photographs were matie. "He jud douhW over that sighed his teacher, Anita Stephens. Ana vidling the doctw and having teds made, the verdict was foreboding-cancer of both kidneys and lymph nodes, plo Wde kulmis, Eric's family has moved to Wed palm Beach with friends, to be new Eric In Children's Variety Hospiltal, Miami. He will receive oulpatlent care CNere, as well as having a dose check keg an his prolp Susan Halperin, Eric's kindergarten wadier I&A year said, "We talked W Eric's nuAber lad night, and his corAWN has stabilized. 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ZAYRE P LA ZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. 89 o �-5---- ---------S - 1$-4,.aisi NIrIJSUISr, FL Thsd.y, 1 ilife, Love, Luck-D6 JyMAvUNTIPTON Gems Hold Key? 'I don't believe In gems giving good luck or bad lick. They say unlucky things pened to some of the people the Hope Diamond - but others OIflIed ft were real happy people who died of old age. ___ Utra is to be believed, loaning your favorite high oftd student an emerald - wow during Raw exams might mda the difference between taller. and a scho1arstlp1 Yom are abort Of ernenaJth to loan, the much less expensive topszis held to aid excellence ln Ml fields. When your highscillool has finished with YOW ___golden or gr*y, Civic League Holds Meet people can even be blindfolded and still tell the colors of gems placed In their hands or against their foreheads. Theftghter stones make them happy; thedarker colors are sad. said to lead you to depression, involveyouwlth blackmaglc; opals because they believe they bring bad luck. Or won't wear pearls because they're not th eir birthstone. 'Personally, I'd be willing to suffer for diamonds! If gems are attractive, that's reason enough to buy them - and they should worn, enjoyed admired; not locked away In a safe deposit box'! -Ophella Boatner, Zale Jewelry Co., Sanford. When people buy gems, some In their history, where they came from -the romance of gems. But mostly they boy stones because they look nice.' -JoItn Kader, Kader's Jewelers, San ford. I- the diamond and problems already described. ___ 31j11 AS both silver and gold are also out Of favor with many mystics you lfl53P Want to wear your stone In a steel orother 1 "some traditions of metal a11oy_or simply carry maticai properties Of g loosely in your Pocket. heck beyond The gems which generally hory, much new research is people have believed for can- and spiritual level. appear on the market are often pearls, whose reputation for turquoise. bng done. Understanding of tunes. expensive, but all gems can be Diamonds, once held to purity is well deserved and For sealing agreements wear bo ught in uncut form at tIj molecular theory GliUningop"seJ, symbolize purity (but always which now re considered to jade. In fact the Ideal wedding (*erything that exists is made by people because of their held In question by some enhance healath lapidary shops or through . combination of rings might be a jewelers. This cuts th t of molecules which are in superstitious eseociatim with mystics) are new re eir cost gnized to co Other efforts to enhance your pearl engagemen with a significantly. n1on at all thnes) and of what bad luck, may actually deserve create great unhappiness health may be made by wearing jade band! Jade Ist ring said to help happens when objects Of dif- their reputation : they are through unfaithfulness LSIÜIIIIIH t Pick a gem for every ocr'fr.. - - r -£IIIIVUI any caslon-then wear it regularlyW= moiecular rate (your thofd to be a direct path to distrust, even your filled with golden flecks, quite agreement or covenant, bdy and * gemstone, for b then see what changes happen confusion on a psychological health. Substitute for them beautiful) or blue shades of Your 'hibt who Is overly 0hrurv) Are p!d tcgeth I -II-_Ifu_ = Q Maxim ai'4 ___ of whit - II1r1_i ' S OPEN 10:00A.M. TO5:30 P.M. DAILY PH. 323.7243 G lo ria Presser Lake Mary Blvd. Manager Just Off Hwy. 17.eI • - - 00 _____ ______ larger, more ii I __ wI_I__ tex WW. yr.! In TIif Sleepsir & Loung.wesr I) Brushed nylon gowns and pajamas, pajamas with feet Quitted Shenelva robes, Caftans Jumpsuits r ' Come. browse.. (5 Other Woman Writes To Wives MAGNOLIA CINTIN SUITS A CHRISTMAS CARDS Big Seiecflon Wide Variety of Prices Personalized or Plain \ ftVV TAKING ORDERS NOW ikcn 11rinthtS anb Ab6nijoing "YOUR FULL SERVICE PRINTING SHOP" 200 S. Sanford ve.Ph. 322-5434 Sanford See our nifty Frankle leans and Sunspots tops.. A super fashion group featuring all that's new In casual clothes. Beth Ludwig, Lakeview Middle School, Sanford models a knit top and leans from this great collection. Beth Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ludwig. "If Iitt1i wunlrobt 210 E. First St. SOr%9OrdO 044. f.rd llon1m 323-8020 - treated her that way, he'd eventually treat me that way, ton, so I kicked him out. Why would a woman want to hang on to a louse like that? STILLSINGLE AND LOOKING Lovely I Loungers him at home. We meet at hotels since there are teenagersatmy place. Yes, I sometimes spend more on him - on tram. sportatlon, gas for the car, whatever. But we do not measure our relationship In money. And I insist he not buy me gifts. Iknow how you feel about social status, financial security and retirement Income. I ended my loveless, unhappy marriage without regard to such things. I love your husband; and we share a need for each other that has nothing todo with your set of values. But because your husband is a good man and would never hurt you, I know k we ...1II never be All kids! p •. know I will never See him on Sundays or holidays.I don't call Calling ; PJJKAMC%CARO DEAR ABBY: I read the letter from HIS WIFE who wrote an open letter to all women who were in love with a married man. I hope you will give me equal space to respond: f'I,A rI U4%fl wire,: ne nas never told me you are a shrew, cold, homely, too fat (or too thin) or that you have neglected him sexually. Instead he speaks only in glowing terms of you, how you stood by him In rough years, through all the difficult times. There Is no talk of divorce. I DEAR STILL LOOKING: Because she probably figure, OPEN she's better off with him than THURS. without him. I think be showed NITES hit "IousIness" more by lying to 'TIL 0:30 you about his marital status than by seeking satisfaction outside marriage to a woman who ref used to sleep with him but refused to divorce him. Intanti, Toddles's Sizes thru 14 BEAUTIFUL TO OWN S Expert Macrame Instructor Kay Beckham of Altamonte Springs (left) teaches Joan RU3SeH of Longwood the basics of macrame. 180 Hwy. 434 -I mile At MISTY ILLUSIONS you'll find complete macrame & ceramic supplies. OPEN I AUnI IsA.M..II P.M. I Wd..flsr 0 MIST Y ILLUSIONS FrilSat. I I [IIA.M.-4P.Mj West of Hwy. 17-92. Longwood kTi' rrr'v -- -- SHOPPING. WE WILL HOLD TIL DEC. iS. - a Is, . HAIRCUTS Of Course WE DO THEM ALL 0411- 40/ lko %t l It o U_ Law For Women 'Course Offered WHY .....SeETIER,oIy)u, . Th. Latest Enrollment for G.E.D. study prescribed. Classes Is still open at the two The courses are given free of new centers being sponsored by charge, and the only Seminole Community College. requirements to enter the study One is at St. Richard's programs are age, 18 or over, Episcopal Church on Lake and Florida residency. After Howell Road, and the other is in the study is completed, a fee of Fern Park on U.S. 1742 at the $12.50 will cover the costs of taking the G.E.D. test. 'reek Orthodox Church. In the past two years, 758 Classes are available Tuesday and Thursday mor- people have been successful in nlngs and.or evenings, obtaining their high school The subjects that a student diplomas by attending classes needs to review are determine of this same kind. For more by a survey test. Necessary information contact the G.E.D. Instruction to prepare for the office at Seminole Community G.E.D. test Is individually College. LAYAWAY, FOR EARLY CHRISTMAS • :- WEDGE The Office of Community Services at Seminole Community College will offer a "Law for Women" class beginning Oct. 25. Class will meet for eight consecutive Monday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. in Room L.214 atSCC. Fee .for the class Is $10. "Law for Women," taught by Attnrn.v T.rrv Rnth will -...... -J examine various aspects of the law of Interest to women. Such area of interest will include; wills and estates, Insurance, liability for minors, divorce and separation, and property rights. For further information, call IIIII the Office of Community Services at SCC. OPEN IllS P.M. THURSDAYS 8ettg '6 AM% UNISEX HAIR STYLING FAMILY HAIR CARE 316 Commercial JJ,Lakevn iew Plaza Ph. 312-4913 Downtown Sanj f~ord4q Phi Mu To Meet • . /, , The Winter Park-Orlando Phi Mu Alumnae will meet Oct. 19, 7:30-9 p.m. at the home of Jane Poole, 676 Viscaya Ave., Orlando - phone 851-0219. Speaker will be Judy Minter, delegate to the 1976 Phi Mu National Convention in Charleston, S.C. S • ... I never went after your husband; he pursued me, because I recognized his pain and bewilderment, his triumphs and deflglga,tha way you have forgotten or belittled. He needed tobeactively loved or I would not be a part of his life. THE OTHER WOMAN / DEAR ABBY: I beg todiffer with you when you state that a girl can tell hfa man js married because she never sees him on weekends or holidays. I went with Rob for 14months and he was with me morning noon and night every day of the week. And last Christmas he j came to my house at 9 in the evening and stayed untIl 10 the next morning until after the kids had opened their gifts. Then he left, saying he had to go to a family dinner. He came back again at 7 that evening concept 80 and left at 6 the next morning. Styled By Swire When my little boy had an operation, Rob stayed at the Great for entertaining or just relaxing at home, too hospital with me all day and Polyester, floral an night. Finally, on New Year's Eve, I learned he was married pay Pa"erns. when we ran into some people who knew his wife. He confessed it was true, and said he and his wife didn't sleep together but she didn't believe in divorce. I figured If he W FLORIDAW 200 N. PARK S J1 HRF'S ' New GED Centers Open USE OUR .11 . - _.. EASY TO LEARN FUN TO DO Most Is KiWØ$i I Pfii Gua*d • - With much, much more.... By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 5 S PLANTS 'MACRAME Qaries E. 11idsey, 41, Ba 424 Kevin J. Whltcher, 19, 406 & Patrick J. Slanton, 35, 259 James R. Place, 58, 0 Ronald A. Twnmlnla, 30 Ba Lk May, Sharon E. flake, 34, •Longwood Cir, LW, Cheryl R. Debra Q., AS, Deborah A. Onlenta Ave. 788 H, AS, ?42, CB, Judy F.Elswfck,3B1 006 Blackwood St., Alt Spgs. Lew1s-65E.JessUpAve.,LW Dubs, 32, same add. Florence G. 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Holly Dr. 19, 391 Tullp Tn CB Bid., WP ,0,_1 55 S A.rk.a Arts aid Crafts You'll discovir a Applications -I I Marriage I Rollins Concert Series Set Judy Brunk had S SILVER JEWELRY • LEATHER GOODS PAINTINGS • PERUVIAN LLAMA RUGS ° U S S '' owIece" I DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) instead, the children's books day worker who voa death or living with a single Services. None Of the nearly 50men and "A Mind Of Your Own" Is one the store carries picture girls teens at the nonprofit store. Parent. The store carries a wide a.. women Involved In the "There was a need for an al. lection of fiction and poetry. It bookstore have been In the bookstore where little gina with wrenches or fifjig pipes. "They show that girls don't have to be just mothers, or ternative bookstore in Des also offers medical and iociolo business before, said Ms. Boys do the cooking. don't play with dolls and Mom"We tried to choose books some man's possession," he Moines to provide books people gical literature, with books on Brunk. Each Of them contrib. my im't always home while that Offered children more op said in an interview. "And there couldn't get in other stores, es natural childbirth, abortion and uted O or SO hours of work to 5 Daddy works, lions," said Bill Anderson, a are books that show little boys peclally children's literature." battered wives, help get the Mare opened three crying or playing with dolls, all In selecting books, staffers But children's books are the weeks ago. Day.4o.dey MfMn In very positive fight." look for those that don't den- fastest-selling, said Ms. Drury. are handled by a 12-person pol. of the eotype women and for books Sofv, customers ac. cg bod. board of directors that runs the written by women about their ted favorably to the store, she Income will either go back i More, said, "We also carry experiences, said Joyce Drury, said. "A lot come th Just tovisit, into the More or be donated to.' John Reardon, leading Rollins Chamber Orchestra books dealing with problems coordinator of elderly services and to talk about the women's feminist organizations, ML baritone of the Metropolitan wider the direction Of Ward children go through, such as for Iowa Children and Family movement." Drury said. Opera Company, will open the Woodbury on Feb. 13 and April 1976.77 Rollins Concert Series 17. The latter concert will with a performance on Nov. 71n feature Thomas Brockman as the Annie Russell Theatre. The piano soloist In the "Symphonic concert will begin at 4 p.m. Variations" by Cesar Franck. A graduate of the Rollins Alexander Anderson, Class of '52, Reardon has organist, will share a program gained International reputation with the Rollins Brass as a performer of opera Ensemble under the direction oratorio and recitals. Pianist of Dr. William Gallo on March 40 Joanne Byred Rogers, an' 30 and Roy Hamlin Johnson will . alumnus of Rollins and wife of present a recital featuring Fred Rogers Of the Mister "Sonata Teutonlca" (1913) .'l Roger's television show, will considered the most Important accompany Mr. Reardon. piano composition by the On Dec. 12 the Marlboro Trio American composer John 71 '. .: will perform the second concert Powell. .me' . . of the season followed on Jan. 9 Season tickets are now by a violin and piano recital to available for 1192 per perz. EASY RIDER.. be given by Alphonse and thdivdiial concert ticin r.re Tammy Haynes, Longwood, practice, riding her Katherine Carlo. Other events $3.75 per person when unicycle and seems to have the situation well In Include two performances of available. For tickets and InRollins hand. Tammy Isa student atMIlwee Middle School. the Florida Symphony - formation call S touch~dufique £NS • LF:..\iN(; lIUIE IS No LAUG H ING MATTE It ...... Wekoii:e Wagon hostess can make it easier (0 a(l iUt to your OCW sur• roundings, and maybe put a smile on ) our lace But the NEED EXTRA FIRMNESS? THIS it SLEEPSET IS DESIGNED FOR YOU PROBABLY NO MORE AT THIS RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE F- STAT€ DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.2383 I Zip P HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 9212 Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETT PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER 831 9212 (61 RUTH TUECH 8349212 Altamonte Springs L ong wood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 514 3167 Deltona Ii I I SHOE STORE 19 ktS I . 208 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322.0204 1 1 Zip State - L U • • 1 1 Additional list enclosed I Zip Additional list enclosed • I I I I II • I City 99 State PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER - - - II I camel or heather I Name MailingAddress 1 City 1F - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • ( lasic gIHId li,ks begin whIt this Ilerketly prjuirtguueuI IUIUII' lolhiureul ith 'tvlc. • trimmed (lb aItracthL' sutitlittug and iri,Iv %uitIruIlLcr lii bcnitii nutid fit. %hILi( a ithee hi1 I,, ' ii iiiv 111411 skins and ufresses src kick In your uk again :aeIberry Winter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r- - I II II I I Additional list enclosed (ok5S I Mailing Address State àu1 Name II I • Naturalizere es when nothing but a pump will do - - - - - - - - - - ------- - - _ -. Mailing Address 'City 1 r I I I in ary/ e s th er 's - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -, Name S ARRIVE ROVE jI Thursday, Oct. 14, 10?-3$ - Today 's Little Gi rls Have Minds Of O wr S members were attend. T heir guidance coonsolar, Joan Nickinan, was in first f exhuberant may find balance in meeting of the Longwood Civic attendance as was Mollie weaft aquamarine (which League o' Oct. s. Stood!., representing the Old p)ITO1es shyness) while your Girl Staten Post Auxiliary, Kathleen Glory veryhy child may benefit from Yownaki and Laurie Ball were wearing apache tears which guest speakers for the evening. provide awareness of many jgayajg talks hidden opportunities. Pianoz.Or Of f about state government wh e il piano,a Orans Several classicall y precious In Tallahassee. Also, what a 3S1 W Firs? St., Sanford gems are now in disfavor with wonderful opportunity It Is for 3224233 mystics. The ruby (and an girl or boy to be chosen to especially the 1 ST FUbY ThOTs a 101 01 ml$COnCePtIOflS Old wives tales - about gems. Like the one about opals bringing bad luck. But there Is some interest In the mystical piopertIes of gems. Basically, people buyin g stones go by the beauty of the colon, but some go by folklore. I've been a gemologist since '53, and I look at gems from the technical angle-Bill ner, Zale Jewelry Co. Sanford. II don't believe in all th at mystical stuff, but it's amazing how some people won't wear There are Indications that certain people can pick up vibrations from gems which make th em either sad or happy, and the colon and brllllancles have an effect on others. Some bTOW it yàsejf-(he next time you e,onder a difficult client, $r you askfor a raise-or when you find yourself cooking dii)er for someone you need to Iveaiag $era, Sold, FL New __________________________ HaraW C.rrqrli.t Club - - - - - ------- - - - - - - _ - -- Name Mailing Address S _• City State I Zip Additional list enclosed .1' 1 PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE -------------- - __ - I I: PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- . - - Evening Heiald POST OFFICE BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 .' �- 1 . f.$,$n IsELEVISION LI - . = VJ TIN S .11 s'b.no *101 Ii TONY , i PEIIWV termin. £m.rIcanL..gu. C'aiiil NSCNIWS (4)CLCSSNEWS CL 0 9110 NANCY (I) wuc SHOW Fpbodo 10 be IrOUàtMUy 1.) ON (I) 5f$ a MAYSERRY - be pluinpeod ns tirmine 7:00 EL HE l'Ot,-m ______ (4) UEWITCHED (IJ CROSS WITS oft (4) LOCAL n, John -~ 9 0 STAR TREK IC* lowo World (A) (4) (1) T1EWALTON$;Joim MOVIE: "Rebel VmmigA Cauei." *nes n, NiNis od. 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HW stop cRIMES Afloni.y Generof s Off.ce ToMoliosi.,, Flondo (9) MARCUS WELBY. 12) FAMILY 3$ .j 5:00 '2.1 ADAM 12 M.D. For families or friends 01 problem drinkers. For further Information ca ll 423-4517 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.C. Box 333, Sanford, Fia. 'THREE Rocky Darnell would like litters from friends. His address Is: P.O. Box 447, Bushnell, P11., 33313. A. 03525SD.ISLB. 35 5:30 ' &ws CL HOGAN'S HEROES DIVORCE FORMS- For free foticn wrIte to: 5o 75 Pompano. Pie, 23041. PARTRIDGE FAMILY 11) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES THE RIFLEMAN - . For into ,uoijn, the police or sheriff's ifn I Funthhed SAN MO PARK I, 2. 3 m trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 3315 Hwy 1752. Sanford. __ CALENDAR ~4 THURSDAY. OCIOBER 14 the Mayfair Country Club, Sanford, honoring Reuaiee for all Winter Park High School alumnI, 7:30 pin., WI ParkHlgh School, 2lO0Summerfleld Rd. (off Likemont ). Saifird AA, $ p.m., 1301 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, I am., Mayfair Country Club. Sertams Club of Sanford,12:15 p.m.. MayW Country Club. South Semlesle OptimIst, 7:30 am., Ramada frj Springs. Sanford CivItan, 7:11 a.m., Buck's. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Plant CUc conducted by Horticultural Agent Tom McCubbln 5-8 p.m. In conjunction with Winter Park Mall plant show. No charge. Maltland.South Seminole Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Maitland Civic Center. "Meet the Candidates," noon.. Altamonte Springs Garde. Club covered dish SUPM , 6:30 p.m., Altamonte Sprfnga Civic Center. Speaker, , Beatrica Fisk of the Social Security Office, Sanford. Thai International DIsplay, 4.9 p.m., Westminster United Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Road, Casselberry. Crafts for sale from Asian nations. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 Romerage We sponsored by Christian Women's Fellowship, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Deltona Christian Church, * E. Normandy Blvd. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, Buck's 7 am. AARAP 4 NART 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Tanglewood AL, closed, 8p.m., St Richard's church, Like Howell Road. Lcogwood AL, dosed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian, SR 434. YACs Club for Singles, 9p.m. Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando Thai International Display, 9 to noon, Westmlnar United Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Road, Camel berry. Crafts from many Asian nations. Cassdberry LA, closed,5 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. LA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First St. Plant Clinic conducted by Horticultural Agent Torn McCubbln, 15 p.m., in conjunction with Winter Park Mall plant show. No charge. & eves. 322.3410. PRESENT ..r.irrsi','rrrfljIm Out to lunch SPECUL I •..ec hoaey4ppe tried mashed potatoes11.43$jig and Iravy.Cite slaw and a + Tax Valve list buffer tashe' biscuit. Good Every Day Except Wed & SUM Ila'ntIJ)prn Famous For Good Taste Limit I -.~Oh rowAu. A*WF 11~~ o.uw DAILY:: TILC:$p M.-F$I a IA?. YUle 3IPM US French Ave. NI-way il-fl) San ford Their Fourth Annu61 Gift Certificate Book To The Residents of Sanford. This Year, The Jaycees Are Offering A RESTAURANT SAMPLER Containing Over $150 Worth Of Certificates Good For Free Meals At These Area Restaurants: Mr. P's Supper Club Bade's Italian Villa The Forty Thieves Days Inn Restaurant Pizza Hut Sambe's Sanford Italian Reslaurant Gut's House of Barbecue Burger Chef Fausrs Drug Store Sobik' Sandwich Shops McDonald's Restaurant Touchtoø's Colonial Room CJTY- 1)01 E. Fourth St.- Lovely 2 DR. Iboth home is Ideal for newly weds or retired couple. Nice Corner 101 with big trees. venient to shopping. Only $21,. ,. CITY- Jos W. First St.-) BR, 1 bath. close to t. Zoned co rn rnerclai. Can be used for office or shoP. Can be yours for $21,130. I Cony. iocatlon, good references, fenced yard,) meals. 3210255. - - Pheip's Restaurant Sheraton Restaurant Western Sizzlin' Steak House luck's Bill ao setty's We Ann's Capri Mr. Ed's Pizza Wuv'i Res taurant N.M Donut Shop Dal And Night Grill Dairy Shack Burger King Sill's Barbec ue • Oneva G!'11--dons uxuly 4 ROOM turn. duplex, 24th St., lit 11, last mc. plus $30 dep. After S. call 273.3411. , 1505 W. 25th St. Must have transportation, 25R2hih.*57 Bougan. vu,ea, ue5ary, on lake adjoining golf course. All carpeted, carport and utility room. $220.30 per month plus securIty deposit. Call 373.0551 or after S call 332-76fl. _________________________ ------ Nice - 213 SR houses, central air a. neat fenced yard. 322 355). - ltn.x RD It.'. ht "ji'ftej'p' -, DS - I ,, • 'W -. -- ., garage, great yard and Corn munity Rec Center in prestigious area for only r,,00 Park ('(( ------: : Up CCC q u _plan M Td - 2$O3 Grove Drive 3 BR, 1½ Bath, Family Rm. sIa. Into. in window ONS~TFR 211 Rent or Sell immaculat e) OR, ba th, Carpet ad, garage, fenced yd. illS MO. 3237151. __________ ________________ - W\ m es c 2 it jk . ON c. W. 25th Sanford, F LARRY SAXON INC,REALTOR 5aitland- Oft Ilu**IL Branch & 436. For sale by owner-Duplex in e*cellent condition, Landscaped, water well. 2.340 so ft home on 10,000 %Q It. lot, semi country 423 6377 or 670 III) .322,3103 . ----- 25% $7m375 9 Reduction 0 _____=__ Apartments 38-Wanted to Rent New modern single story I & 2 bedroom apIs and completely furnished studio apartments, Resident Seeking 1 to 2 OR olde r home (even repairs), out of town Convenientlyiocal.dlbeautituily preferred, to rent with option to landscaped. Abundant storage buy. Reply by mail T. Jones, 617 (including attic) and "GE Energy Klngs!on Ave., Oa -,tona Bea ch. Efficiency Package", From $113. Fla 32011 Call 3210220 bitweens& 530 -------------- on Our Largest ORIGINAL PRICE il Model Townhouse L. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS 1Jt PINCH A PENNY Poiji .21141 P.2l0 "U PP!,I ,.l tj T h.v,' ,, , tuTi 197', Thm,' 21 'I I,,,:,,,,, I'17t, 1I1,'ri' t,' I. '.iton, , 1477 Tt,, 1.,%i%4,,,9 i., III . ,, t,' cour .iv,', ,tm,' .1 i.ibii' • UJ0_mere 1. 11 ,,,,' DAILY-:30 a.m.S:30 p.m. _ o .1 I w i FOR INFORMATION CALL (W 3234080 or 32348" j Q t'--kf,,',1 h,'lp lilo' If you .im,' IfIlvifested ul l'ar:;n.j lOin,' ,,bout thit opp*Jtt,-t, A rde Lt .,pi Appi_iti ltnl,'nl I, i'inc h A Pvyinv. 1,1c l')!,41 (',,',, "i ('!. utoat'v FT., .I.l.')lT) I DIRECTIONS: in Sanford .Weston 25th St. off 1792 ½ Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South) Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive Another .iai,m..i ,s,,il, I4ut, bdmk san,, a.4 (u.n pw,u'i.l 0444,,n.,, Fine Development By A Subsidiary WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Of Whiner Industries 0 Kittens free to good home. ll2t after 6, 1574 Harley, Super Glide, fully 'esled. Excellent condition. Lbw miles". 37734 Harley Sportster, '73, excellent custom seat, sissy bar. 3221155. Ca ll 322- - AKC Doberman puppies, excellent show.breeding potential. Contact Mt. Anderson, 3633140. 1571 Honda MT 250 Good Condition, $443 3320194 English Sitter, AKC, 3 yr. old male. Free to Good home only. 671.020 anytime. 79-Trucks-Trailers Pekingese Male puppy, 3 mnos. old, AKC Req. Cha r'pion blood tine. Ni 1114C 1573 C.10 Chevy truck, S speed axle, Lecohl -litt bed, lifts Straight upor dumps. utn:' jaoo JAS. 4162 -- . ----- --- SPECIAL 54-at-age Sales - • - IllS Toyota Land Cruiser, 15,000 miles, extra clean. Christianson. Kitchen Inc., Hwy 44. Forest City, 305 162.1101. SALE Come in for our super discount clearance sale, savings to 50 pct. Boots. Clothing, Accessories. Hrs. II a.m.-SAO p.m. Horse & Rider Western .Store, 2W S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. 323-7590. Garage Sale- Friday, Saturday I Sunday, 231 Abbott Ave., Lake Mary. Sofa, Singer Sewing machine and misc. items, some very old, Garage Sale- Stereos 2 houSeholds. 300 Larkwood Drive, Sanford. - FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1313 Park , Sanford, Antiques, Jewelry, oil heater, plants, clothes, tools. misc, CARPORT SALE- Fri., Sat., Sun., Oct. IS. 16. 17 at 570 N. Waymon Ave., Longwood. 10a.m. to p.m. Many useful i'em s, including Clothing. housewares, etc. AlSO 1969 Mercury Station Wagon. Call 531901119 for into. , Sale 1574 Dodge street van, custom In. tenor, automatic, V-I, air, 1,Q00 miles. Better. than new. $7,595. Economy Toyota, Sanford. _- 613-Wanted to Buy - 1 914 Mustang II,) dr. hardtop, 4 cyl., I speed. 11,000 miles. Best offer. 3)3.4,475 ___ Want tobuy 9'xl' overhead garage door Phone32.5009 1914 Pontiac Firebird, AC. AM FM stereo, auto., I new radials, vinyl root, excellent condition in and out. $3,630. 143.394 or $43.47Q We Buy Furniture DAVE'S 3224416 190 Cadillac Coupe, current In. spection, runs per-fed. 5275. M. $140. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lop prices, used, any condition. 6.44 5126. Winter Park. We buy and sell good furniture and HwyDAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 97,i mile west of Speedway, antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION Daytona Beach will hold a public GALLERIES, 322.6912. AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7:30. It's the only one in Cash 322-432 Florida. You set the reserved price. No charge other than $5 For used furniture, appliances , registration fee unless veticle is tools, etc. Buy 1 or '1001 Items. sold Call 904255 5311 for turtter Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. details. Want to buy furniture, toilet fix. tunes. anything of value. 373. 1969 Simca, runs good 5659 29 MPG,l.00 3773433 We Buy Used Furniture item ora Houseful 1913 Chrysler Newport, 1 owner, 3337373 excellent Condition. Air, P.S., PB, $103. 333.1730 Cash for Antiques. Consigmssents wanted. Hi way 46 Auction 4fl5), C.I . S. hard top and doors, 35.000 miles, excellent condition, Galleries, 3226572. 373111) after 6p.m. PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell 1972 Mercury Marquis Brougham, I V. Immaculate cond. S.. to for 30 pct. commii%ion Fr Pick appreciate, 5730)0). 549.113) after S. UPS. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m Sanford 372 2270 ______________________________ Lease a Datsun including 2 ca rs and trucks. For information call B-il'. 70-Swap 8. Trade Ray or Jack Mink, 531.1311. - - , _____________________________ GARAGE SALE. Thurs.-Sat, $0 Disiis CIrci., CI$itbsrty..1139. Bicycle, lawn mower, clothing. all sizes; furniture, misc _______________________ - - 55-Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2920 Hwy 17 92 327 5961 __________________________ - 16' Runabout, 75 hp Johnson. tilt trailer. skiis & many accessories, $100. 031 6250 _.. - 59-l'ojsiCal ?rchandise Pianos & Electronic Organs wi:h automatic rhythm section. Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales I Western Auto, 301 W First St., 332 7353 Piano, walnut, refinished, new action, keys, tuned & delivered. Many othersto chose from. Winter Park, 644 5341. ,-.. I-i -..'.4 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 12 and WANTE D: SELLERS'73 Models. Call 3235570 or 534 ! BUYERS-DEALERS Empty your carport or garage- - MOS Dealer. Make 1*1 and have fun Swappi ng too' Bring your articles to 1974 Do. van. 6 cyf, sfandard: i.000 miles. Clean. $2,115. I.O1.' Movieland Drive- In Theatre Swap 734-1726 Shop-Flea Market, south 11.92. every Sunday, 9a.m. to S P rn NO 1973 Mercury Capri, au to. air coed. CHARGE. Reserve Ire. spaces. 42.000 miles. brown. 11100. Call Phone 332.1216, 7 Pm. to 9 p.m. 5313192 after 3 p.m, any night. 1969 Dodge Polara, 2 dr PS. P, Air, runs great, 5.400 373,116 or 323 1702 after 6 pm anytime weekends Get plenty of Prospects . .Ad vertise your product or service in the Cle'.sified Ads - BUSINESS DIRECTOR . EXPERTS READY TO SERVE V JUST A PHONE CALL Plants & Answers now has your answer to rare gifts, antiques and nostalgiques. 210 E. 1st St., Suite D ,n cover your horn, *ith alum sching & sotti system Also '400fnq, Gutters ?C 'i'S E7p E.lqe Sdng Co $31 956) Carpenlry. Remoorlo., A00j,t 005 Custom Work LceneØ BOnØch Free estmate 3736034 1111011100 Beauty Care Windo* Washing, Floor Stripping & Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Free estimate 123 s9s.4 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON waIIS (tormerly Hanlett's Beauty Nook) SI9E First 3775712 Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl H.srnis t SEARS in Sanford 3221771 - Landscaping & :: c Lawn Core LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill linenemen. $37 1399 - -'P"' mminimmu" .. Pest Control 1. ' - ART BROWN PEST CONTRQç: 2362 Park Drive 322 U63 Electrical, Plumbing , Retrigeration. Residential or Commercial. repair service 339 Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage classilied 5.477 Acts find buyers fast Pool Repars. Carpeiclry. Panli.,g. MMM Home Repairs, Guttering, Cement work Free estimates 531 5462 . .. -, Sewing IP A '.iNUtE i I to A,'. ii 0 , . rh Iflr ________ Carpet Cleaning - Rug Shampooing- Living room. dining area, hall-regardless tile, I1.95 332 3511 ______________ ( P 1~ 9A'N0RA'J Lu 4 ,.. SOUTH El . -- ,.' 25,,000 / I __ ., -ii AOCr.$llons, Dress Making, Draiss, ______________ Upholstery 372 0701 - Land Clearing Bowtln E(ctnic Industrial, Commercial. Res denhial Free Estimate., 2513 Elm Ave 377 7313 CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FlNO new home for _ r'verylhsnçj . [STEPSON LAND CLEARING IluIldo:inq. Excavati ng. Dtcn work - Hauling ,.,; fl easr.o Tell thC i.v"oplr ,'bCul 't *111 .1 Cl.1%sted 4(1 -n th, Herald 377 7611, 53) LIGHT LIGHT HAULINGI YARD AND GARAGE CLEAPI UP 3*9 337: Phone "."-'--------- HUGHEY EQUIPMENT LIe' Clearing. M*ing. Disciog. Ill Dirt Clan Ruk. Sand, Backhoe Loader Ph Ingely I Home Improvements even ton you' ' Fill drt, top soil 377 S9 VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Conventional-5% Down , _- 11111111111111111110111111111111101101 Sanford's newest residential neighborhood _' _ ectrical ... Tree Service :'-: ____________________' '' f1i 4 . trt, Trmm,n Culling :4 Re,ng L;ens,d and Insur Phone 173 1403 or 3731369 WIN - "p Well Drilling ".? -I_____ Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy I Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Bralley Qdham.3234670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER Landscaping & C I StEP*ID '&intinq, Remodeling, Genera: kepar Call 373 4473 latSiliad 4(1% will dlway5 give you more Much Muih More than iOU expect Lawn Care ,SELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPPIP,..LEI4 Y5T[t ' ' All types and tiles We repair and serv,ce EXPE,*T LAWN SERVICE STIP4E MACHINE & Mo*,,1. EJa', Tr.mm.ng SUPPLY CO Free Estimjtet PhOne 323 179'.1 22' 'i 20ct51 3224477 -- __________ - ,' . To List Your Bus ness ... DIQI322-2611or831-99931 i IV Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3544 or 3231110 65.Ps.5pplies Home Improvements FOR INFORMATION CONTACT dl, w,.o,n i..0 m..,,I b,l .Ih au a eurIpli tI..,,,,, al - KENMOREWASHER,parti. service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0657 New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 9 t o* ______ 1544 Honda, CS 350, 1000 miles. Excellent COW., 1350. 372.3$17. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp,' Shampooer for only $1.50 per day CARROLL'SFURNItURE Aluminum Siding FROM ' -I 6 LOCATIONS 1N.GREATER ORLANDO This t)p.bftiIiit - 14Ill 'p'i I. V..:i (r.,c h, ai on p.111. inil' It, th -i,' p,'.,p(, , lii,,,I,'lltl to •,,l, rh, it 'I,' 4)11 .1 full l;m K'" Mo,i oh t*t ni'. hu*l'.,f ,iutI wit,' t.'.Irn. tth ctuld,,',s .,rf th,' MODEL OPEN: 7$-Mo'cycilits far Matching set of 40 rattan dining chairs. $13 each. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French, 323 7310. Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2) 15*74' and 13*33' complete I yrs old. repossessed Sacrifice, ', price Call collect 305 2130610 Santord- Pinecrest, 3 BR. 2 bath. Pool. Appraised $25.000 Selling 525300 3300 down 373 1931 'P"' ' Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area. Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping No maintenance fees. li SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manulacturer and distributor has aluminum nc fangular pools left over from 1975 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms Call 305 555 9351 collect. Guaranteed reccpdjt,oned auto lattenies, SI? 93 eechanqe REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Av e SUNLAND ESTATES- 20$ Bamboo Dr., Owner. 3 BR, central H & A. complete kitchen with dish. washer, dual drive. Many extras. *21300. 349537). - ''. NOW 22,125 -- I Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Si nks. Installation available Such Cabell 322 5052 anytime. $294 ," - ., )ELTONA- High corner lot. Beautifully furnished 2 BR home with carport and Florida room. Bring your clothes and move right in 5)9,900 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V. Harctwlc, Broker Deltona, 661 6611 OR 1 Bedroom mobile home. Plo pats, SIlO per month. Phone $20- 4450. 5' Steel utility truck rack, good for eiec'ricians or plumbers, $50. Ph. 323 7757. Owner gone! Mint modern sacrifice. Wall to wail carpet throughout. New refrigerator Self cleaning range, washer, dryer, central air, Fla. rm., $39,900. Call 62$ $049. 4 2 BR, air conditioned, furnished. Fenced tor children & pets. 3n. 5459, 50-Miscellaneous for Sale FIVE BEDROOM Cars & Trucks 66--Horses - W. GARNETT WHIT E FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A a Wanted - Merchandise Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER.ASSOC 107 W Commercial Phone 322 768 1. Sanford 63 -MaCtIIIw,'y.Tools -- - 2017$. FREfIC" ________________ Lake Mary-Rent 2 OR furnished tome Instead of a house. Spotless. Men preferred. No oils. 322 3930. __ Estate 3106 Family 'ental Units Waniio Private Buyer Phone 319 5357 321.0041 344 Bedroom 2 Bath Models 33-Houses Furnished DELTONA.AVAILABLE NOW 2 Bedroom, porch, $150 2 Bedroom, dining rm,, $175. 3 Bedroom, porch, $173 7 Bedrm, 2 bath, $225. Also accepting January corn. mitments. $71-1010. 47-Real MLS-R EAL..TORS u•-•'i.•.' For Appointment Call - Sanford Court .a MAYFAIR SECTION- 3 OR home in attractive area with good Otteen- 9.93 acres. surveyed, qualities. Will go FHA or owner mostly cleaned; 561 ft on road. will assist for $3,000 down. A 511.900-Terms. Bioleer, 531 0111. bargain at $3.0001 91 1 Acres. Geneva, partially fenced, 12*65' mobile home with addition STEAL!! Beautiful 3 OR, 2 Bath 523.000 with terms. Would con. home with central H-A, W Sider motor home as part. 322 carpeting, large bedrooms, 9194. paneled 'amily room, double 11rriauuu lo 4 ~t illiCAL 6 lIlt?SIt iSYCt*Ji_clearsT Winter Springs- 3 BR, excellent condition, min. lease a mos. 5263 mo. No pets. Hear school. 377 0333. NOW LEASING ., 43-Lots-Acreage Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting (7-1 2S21 Park Dr. 322211$ Realtor After Hours: 322 9214 322-3911 322 0445 "3-I6l00r$314Ø.Y . I- -- --------------------------- Altogether, There Are 40 Coupons For "Buy One. Get One Free" Meals At 26 Restaurants. The Jaycees Are Selling The $136 Value For $is.s To Help Fund Their Many Projects. A Telephon Campaign Is Being Conduct ed To Contact Residents So When You 0.1 Your Call, Say "Yes" 10 The Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Or Call The Jaycee Building At 322.1774 To Order Yours. I .ç*cross From Ranch House QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES 30-Apartments Unfurnished -__- .' I .1 _ __ - Hunt Realty, lnc, CasseIberry 3 BR. 2 full baths, I' acre all fenced yard, swimming Pool. lots of shade trees 117,000 & 52.000 equity. Will trade equity value Payments $165.10 5306*11. SJI LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway )7.fl, Sanford 30".-533 Phone 3fl-50O CARPORT SALE- Saturday, 10 a-rn 3p.m. Women's pants & tops, large size. roll.a.way bed, typewriter, books, etc. 1112 Valencia Court West, Sanford. ,, (f 17 34-Mibfle Homes Upstairs 2-bedroom unfurnished apartment, kitchen equipped. 555 mOnth. Call 3233701, __ no 52-Appliances Lov.'y iBR. 2 bath, central heat I air, family rm, garage, large fenced yard, separate Studio, equity & assume loan of 132,. 3210503 42-Mobile Homes Winter Park Driv. Open 10 too 830.7966 AMU, Country Trailer- 2 BR. 1 bath, air. 5125 month plus deposit. Cliff Jordon. Realtor, lii Sn) MACHINIST . New white & yellow wrought iron dining room set, 4 white upholstered chairs, large as. tensicn leaf. Originally $450. Asking $200 firm. 373-717,, Garage Sale- Yard Sale Moving Sale- Saturday, Oct. IS, 10a.m. to 4 p.m 201 W. 19th St., Sanford. Dishes, Tools, clothing, many useful household items, Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1½ bath new 3 BR, I', bath, red brick. Mutt Sell, homes. Under $25,000 with less Willing to talk terms. 120.000. than $750 down. Government Phone 373 1602. funding. By builder, 131.1445, Equal Housing Opportunity. 1 . Req. Real Estate Broker SALES RENTALS IIW. lit ST.,Sanford 322 564) or 322 2757 after Mrs. Jim ow$31,000 Under AT CASSELBERRY ______" "Tie PQoliqe Cswsimilq EastOHll.52 at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS BALL REALTY TAFFER REALTY MORE CASH Any year tlirv 1576 models. 7 days week. Call collect. 541 2131. SINGER. One of $in'n'5 Q lop TOtJCti dnd Sew Zig Zag machines. Assume ualanceotsllssoor pay $ll.qQper month, Will take trade in. Singer ('Quipped to fig sag & make button hole holesBalance of $55 5$ or 10 Payments of 16. Call credit manager. 3fl 9111 or see at SANFORDSEWINGCENTER 307 E 1sf SI Downtown - For Wrecked or Junk _______________ Days-.322.6123 Nights-322 2352 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classifIed ads. Nothing small about that. ReQ Real Estate Broker HCCE7911551 1776655 BY - Reg Real Estate Bt ker 2635$. Sa,,forcl Ave. 421 0159 eves. 3737642 323 6061 Pf 323-0311 ov". TURA - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff Is Garden Center aoi CeleryAve. - FU Autos Wanted BUY JUNK CARS- from $IOto$3S. Call 372 1634 after I p.m 1541 Farmall 200, 2 way hydraulic PTO, new fires on rear, runs im good. Christianson. Kitchen Inc., Hwy. 46. Forest 51'-HouseboldGoods r:EALT0;Z1 Eves, 323.3119 I 77 624_aWIGon WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 377.7 - Mutt Sacrifice- ,,,. "semllni, 23 ft. Gregory Mobile Names, 3503 Orlando Drive, 323.5200. Wood or steel dflk5, executIve desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight Ch1Ir5, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NO*.L'S C.asselbirry, 17.52, $304205 ______________________ DUO Art Player Piano, electric or pump. Twin Beds with mattresses & box springs & King size headboard. 4411267. __ __ Used Office Furniture Double Mattress, Staley Duraflex, innerspring, excellent condition. Plane 322.3712. - Tt.widey, Oct. 14, Will . 4G-OIfk. Suppfles Wanted, Residential site for swImming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to dilp!ay new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 305. 4771320 collect. handle government repossessions, all area. Small down, seller pays closing costs. - 503W. lit W. ous for Sale we BATEMAN REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker EXCITING!! 2 New Mode Is :- ,c ti - Responsible couple- 3 OR. I bath, carpeted, good location. $1 50 rim. 4- deposit. 3222444. Sanford- 3 BR, 1½ bath, $100 down, $171.37 total monthly payment. 5½ annual pet. rate. 360 mos. $11,300. idyllwilde- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, family room, garage, cent. heat & air, carpeting, dishwasher, garb. disp., self Cleaning oven, wallpaper and Paneling. Large lot with fruit trees and oaks. Owner transferred, MUST sell. Call 3723136 M. VNSWORTH REALTY ____ SG-Ms JOHN SAt1'S AGENCY DayS 322 7114 Broker Nights, 333 0415 20175. FRENCH 2 OR block home, turn, or imfurn. 3232520 or 3327529 after a - - -WE SELL SUCCESS01 Commercial 323-5116 FLI- REALTORS i . 1 204 S. Sunland. 3 SR, carpeted, drapes, fenced, clean, lease. 117$. WHAT FOR? - ?rptess sonally Managed , - I 19155. French 3221511 Eves. 3221456; 3324144; 3221551 - PAY MORE? LIVE IN CHILD CARE FOOD & BEVERAGE ASSISTANT DIESEL MECHANICS, Class A NURSES tilDE- Certified BAR MAID PART TIME RETAIL SALES RETAIL MANAGER.... .. SALES REPS SECURITY GUARDS -AP"AIMtNi MAINTENANCELive In. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS AUTO PAINT & BODY FOREIGN CAR MECHANICS NCR 4200 MACHINE OPERATORS GROCERY MANAGERS- Es. periencud. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN RETAIL COLLECTION TOOL MAKER SHOP FOREMAN CABINETMAKER TELEPHONE SOLICITORS 322.2090 - -. Lake Mary- 3 OR. W-W carpetIng. air, drapes, screened carport. Large lot. $173 MO. plus deposit. Days I1047$52222 or nights, 1 77S1141. V(j(,'p LITTLE FEE IIGENCT" Stemper.Raaltor -- Sanford, Fla. Reg. Real Estate broker, 3)I. 3227745 323-785 3220779 Real nice 3 BR, 1 bath home, isrge lot, CA., carpeted, new stove in kitchen, Payment $1S7.7 man. thly. Very low down payment on equity, assume mortgage. Move In nowl Price $77,000, CAMELOT 1135 3321491 5306133 PINECR EST- 3 OR, I bath, backyard overlooks Pinecrest School playground. Out of state owner says Seth $15,300. ?J.-:-:. REAL ESTATE Forrest Greene Inc. LAKE MARY They're Hot" OWNER TRANSFERRED- Must sell 3 OR, 1½ bath home on lov ely The government has released treeshaded fenced lot. Reduced to money lot subsidized housing to sion qualified buyers. New houses in a rural are.. No down payment. MLS.REALTORS Monthly paymen ts less than rent. 321.0041 Call to see if you qualify, From BR, air, carpet, kit. equip. - LOVELY 3 BR, 1½ baths, central heat and air. carpeting, fenced back yard, Florida room, utility shed, washer and dryer included. 0fliy 524.500. "Get Em While One Bedroom 03 Park Ave. Sanford, unfurn. 2 ________________________ 32-Houses Unfurnished 323..57l4AnytIme Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, On. Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family Three mornings a week help a security dip. 6711233. working Mom maintain house. _______________ __________ Patio Apartments Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322 MX or 323-7313. UNEMPLOYED? Never again It you havi sincere desIre and ambition: Seriousoniy please call 5742054 after 4 P.M. or write 10.40 Giovanni. Deitona, Fla. 27763. POO L HOME- Now is the time to buy-) OR, 2 bath, central heat and air, double car garage, 13x30' pool, outside of city. Rag, Real Estate Broker General Contractor 236$ PARK Unhirnished. two bedroom. Security erenCes.322.4130 Itticöp.m. ____________________ WE HAVE RENTALS REALTOR, MLS GOLDSBORO- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, dining room, trees, frame home. 510,500. OVIEDO- S OR. 'harming Older 7 NEW HOME- Out of town area, 3 bedrooms, I bath, cent. heat, story home.' .,0.ied pool, ½ acre range, lot site 5'*125'. $1LSOO. lot with pie,P of trees & shrubs, 112,500. SPANISH STYLE STUCCOWE TAKE TRADES Corner lot, 3 BR, formal dining, DRIVE BY- 133$ SUMMERLI$-.. 3 range, refrig., $21,500. BR, 2 bath home, neat & clean, immediate occupancy. A must see. $171 550. W1U REALTY ANYTIME i SR apt., kit. equip.. AC. carpeted. Adults, No Pots. $55. 332-22% wk. dys after 1. ______________ . OR, 31,, bath, less than I year oid,onlar01Oaks ed iot Truly a beautiful horn, built by craft . sman. $8,000. Harold Hall Realty Cliff Jordan Realtor 5315222 CaIlBart Realtor Special MOTHER SAVER- Warm I BR with country kitchen and ad. lining family room, fully fenced front and back yard, attached garage. Your first peek will convince you.. Priced In low $200. Can be bought FHA or VA. Large custom built 3 bedroom home, hardwood floors, paneling, over, size rooms. 7 lovely lots, with room for a garden ona quiet dead. end street. Be first In line. $15,500. Call Betty Flamm- Realtor. Associate. IN BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACE- Multiple Listing Service REALTORS First Time Oftiml 323-702 VETERANS- No down payment homes, . 41-Houses -- Low $20s 323-7832 EVES 3fl1SI7 or 322-0012 322-2420 • 31A-ipIexes ___________ valescent Center. 530 M.IIcnvllle Ave. ' . EXTRAS- Call for details on furntshed condo at Now Smyrna, a sacrifice S our extra special St. Johns River home. _______________ 11110101111" Hors NI. $antvi_ FL - COUNTRY- 4 BR, 2 both, Ige Sanford- 2 OR, CS, air, screened wooded lot, near lake. Cant. HLA, porch, double lot, fruit a large oak carpet, screen room, citrus, lots of trees, nice neighborhood, si,,go. storage. 135,500.323Sm. $2,000 dn., about $140 mo. Owner will finance. 2032 Jefferson Ave. Country Club Manor-) & 3 BR, M-1374 days, 373-437 after 6. below FHA appraisal. Owner, 322. 5551 110 Country Club Circle. MOVING- AiIOi owner (11 wants REALTOR! offer on extra neat 3 BR, , Im. multiple listing service maculate condition, •eflCId. wall interested? for garden, pool. $23,300. 2001 HARTWELL AVE.-) Ni, III GOODIES ADDED- Like new baths,carp,ted,CH&A $32,500. furniture added-choice 3 OR, I', Owner will hold 2nd mtg. bath.dbl.. carport, fenced shaded yard. $11,500. Easy terms. GENE}A AREA- 1, 2, & S Acre tracts, water & electricity HAS EVERYTHING- Attractive 3 available. Zoned for mobile BR.) bath, cent, air, family room, homes. $2000 per acre, up. fireplace, pool, fenc ed yard. beautiful location, good school Hal Colbett Realty area. Charm. Low 530's. JOHNNY WALKER -_. LPN. 4 to 12 thin. Geriatric ex. per lence preferred. Apply In Hail acre on .hewefl Lane, 3 BR. 2 bath. CInti'I heat & air. mlv* COid. $31,000. Owner. 323-0022. ___________________________________ Call Sanlonis ales Lead $ er - - ______________________ Wanted _______________ Nurses: RN'S & LPN's. Aides, Aidcompanion. Needed' Immediately. -, 41-Houiss II , 406 Park Ave. Call Orlando 25$- ___________________________ °" Let me Show you how you can mike $300 to $500 per week. Call 323-6I). ________________ -. LOOK AT THIS ONE Beautiful 2 BR,) bath, central H&A. dishWasher, disposal. w w carpet, 'apes.Sa0oQequlsy&assum,l T.JOHNS RIVER Unique15 mc. payments at? pct. Interest. bath pool home as it all. Fron. S?11514. _____________________________ age on river a nd canal, Fenced. LAKE MAIiY 2 OR, Florida room Kitchen equipped, Ready to move fenced yard 'S shady. $13,000.32 In. Call for details, 1501. CITY- $00 Flm Lvø h"A1 j b. fu lly carpeted, PR om': centiji h,rj , i3( fenced I bath home. Eat !n kit en, yard large workshop,' plus metal family room. Needs a littlech TLC tYbld.fl).j. but a good buy at $10 000. ________ 5571. Educational Child Care for as low as U. weekly if you quality. 323 1124 parson. Sanford Nursing & ______________________________ URGENT- Owner must sell Spacious) BR.) bath with"family fOOIfl, workshop, garden area. COUNTY- Henderson LaneCountry living with wooded area In back on ½ acre. This 2 BR, 1 bath frame home is a steal at 21100. 7 Unfurn. & I turn. Stove & refrigerator turn. $110 to sns mc. Child care In my Sanford home, Nanted, hard worker to train in Printed Circuit fabrication, $120 per Wk. to start. Call 520505) 1.0 & 1 p.m. JAYCEES !I • Clean furnished ii, •Ioor, apt. Private entrance. Adults only. 1004 Palmetto. Sanford. Baby Sit In my home, close to In. speclion Station, Sanford. All day SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 Spbagbettl Supper, sponsored by the Upeala Church Dorcas Circle, educational building, corner 'Upeala and Country Club roads. Serving 5-7:30 p.m. '. ,a 3 GROVE MANOIIP_. 'SOS Melionvill,, Quality construct, s BR, 2 1/, bath, central heat & air, ca r. PetIflo. 2.710 sq. ft.Agr,at buy for $44,500. o-ctu c.. Experienced. Smitty's Inc. has an Immediate opening. Good pay. steady employment. Apply Srnitty's inc.. 2711 Orlando Drive, Sanford. 322-2112. SANFORD • SEMINOLE 1 1 - Stenstrom Realty '" ,41 1 eR., turn, apt., lights, water furn., Mature dsftt. No pets. $55. 322ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 22% attic 4 wk-days. Free. 4442027 for "We Care""Hetline," Alts Sr Tii.i*. I BEDROOM APARTMENT FACED WITHADRINKINO Furnished PROBLEM 2300 Mellonville Ave. ____________________________ Perhaps Alccholk Anonymous Etflciincy$l1S Can Help Utllitiesincl. Call 4234W Coil Writ. P.O. Box 1213 50rd,0aW7I MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE I WILL NOT SE RESPONSIBLE Color Tv. air Cond., maid ser v. FOR ANY DENTS INCURRED QUALITY INN NORTH BY ANYONE OTHER THAN 1-41 SR 43l, Longwood S42'O MYSELF AS OF 511.74. Robert E. Stricklin ____________________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS ____________________ 114W. lit St. 3230521 5-Lont a Found __________________ Alf, "pitnt, ,4 e'oms. 112$ IUS month. Reward Adults. PI1O,.e 3fl.10 For meretvrnof purse and contents. Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, i Keep money. 3721301. '$R & 2 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, etc. $8 mc. up. 323-I01. ____________________ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 Slid-Florida Singles Club, 9 p.m., dance at Rainbow Ranch. THE e =ME A~ e to him. apt. $150 mo.s damage, hail utilities. no deposits. 33$33e3. 1:303 Wk-diys. or 323. 1202 after 3:30 & wknds. - Rentals .. 3 roon .pt. utilities Includid. lit & ias'mo. required. 3227710. ;ioo SISTEJ(j lac. luncheon meeting at now at HolIday Inn at the Monroe Harbor Marina, Sanford. IIWAS5ASSIMT1S O ) SUNSHINE ALMANAC Cohost: ijl I p.m. at ________ 31-APrtnnts _________________________ 4-4illirWAIS . Mooro- Bilulitul building 11 I. fld canal 1015 with big oak .. Jenny Clark, Realty, Realtor. iSIS. : _______________ - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLbM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON (B&W) 6:09 NEIGHBOR tJ oouos sisow - Seminole County Coinmisaloner Richard WIIlint,. Those wishing tickets may call either Susan Upton or WlnnlnaJiam. 2 '12) STtws: Allen Pe1ebwIn52o,C)o, (4) (IJLOVEOFUFE 604 i 1 '* flp.pcj t4J :4) ct m GUIDING I.. 9) pj LIFE IC) LIVE 3$ MICKEY CLUB 3:00 ANOTHER . Frar* Field. '0) HOT SEAT 112) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 1110 - CbaiUps$l1 punch and hors d'oeuvres event from 6 to '2. .iz THE DOCTORS 1100 f Fijp, ) low. Joseph Mvoa'i (RIdwd Jordan) deoovsrs ha ie to I ft 00b of bon Ed Healey (Chaffee Vic Monow, Patty DA. AI*I, Barbara a • CLOSEup 24 ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU 900 2... DHIL ')ONAHtJE SHOW 6.i MIKE DOUGLAS IOW j 3$ MOTHERS IN LAW 210 "CepNhiss and lOngs." Pail 'Z.IITICIIff 1954. (Wed.) "Bullet of a F4iitwey Bogart. 1942. (Fst) 'The Great FIan1on," Dan Oisa Enrli n Stnxtwa. 1945. 1.30 • 2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES '4) 11) AS THE V)RLD TURNS 14j FAMILY FEUD 200 1010 DAILY DEVOTIONAL ChamiIonalt. 900 (2) 0 BEST SELLERS: ___ 830 (4) (0) PRIcE IS RIGHT 2.00 game _________ termlne American League • 2) 55 (1.2) c ws 230 9) LATE NEWS Jili ALL MY C1m.DAEN DAILY wo T BARNEY MILLER: £pieodebbsarmoiaic.d.Msy be ptwn,a.d I P)d! * "Tilt 4) (II) CL 4-411111111=11111s 4:30 r4)pny 10) NEWS 4) RYNI'S 35 MOVE: (MM) "A for Caesar.- Gordon Sooft, Akim Tanwofl. Frehi. 1962, (Tue..) "Shield For PAx." Ehrk,reI Omen, n Agar ' l ___________________ 100 '2) '12) SOMERSET THE BIBLE 41 NOT)CIAS EN ESPANOL SHOW _ 1) Coia1ySdolSys1em 24 MAC IEL-LEJIEAERREPOFIT • Dsiyr. HUJIWL 1965. : rotoctaow 4 () LIFE IN THE DAN AUGUST (H) (2) 0 __ 4 (0) G000 MORNING AM ICk ("Good P.bT* flde" yij 625 7 SN DUCK. DUCK GOOSE 1?fv' WILD. WILL) WEST 1240 ___ ___ I 1 2) (12) THE SON13 __.___1! NOMik Lgi BR f ii 24 SES*AESTREET () EDGE OF NIGHT (* HOLLYWOOD SOUARES t. ________________ .. OvhIDo.PTu- Oupleses. Furn. or Unfurn.. Wooded. Home size lots. otIDOEW000 VILLAGE. 343 ____________________ Noon The Doi Before Pubhcotion Sundo,y -- Noon FrIdo ____________ I •PERRY MASON (FrI.) MAX a NIMBLE 7) IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: LkiII 3:31) p.m. Duval (1 THE UNTOUCHABLES In ,'JnarlcanLssgu. Now Yost: VarN5 vs Karas City riacao (4) GRiJGANS ISLAND GRIFFIN 1230 • RATES DEADLINES ______ KANGAROO •.. _____ • 4) (4) news. wesihar, spoil,) 8.00 (43 CI) CAPTAIN LSSJSCmpI1*. 11 11:00 (2) (4) CI) CI) 0 pay Ii, WILD. WILD WEST 1110 (2) 0 TONIGHT Cl) wnv HARTUAN, MARY HARTMAN ABC CAPTIONED N FOR THE DEAF CLSTREETSOF SAN FR,AN. CISCO (A) - R0O(V ( ) M POPEYE AM FRIENDS unlurnhshid. Niwly B. Airport __________________________ Blvd.. Sanford m;3ao. ____________________________________ . ( IrwlOt.M.ybepae,1l.d I M pha)c0 game ie neoas Y fo doSSI1I1I* ASTISdC*n (2) AEWITCHED MATCH GAME 12.00 NEWS: furnished or re rated. 1 flirv S times ........uc a Note effirustlmis.. ..3lca Ihie 1:00A.M. -5:30 P.M. 24caline MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.O0 MINIMUM CHANCE) SATURDAYUIooti 3 Lines Minimum _________________ UNDERDOG •j locoi news, Ch. 4). DEPT. - --- ______ 1 2 HOURS (7)LILIAS, YOGA AND YO(J cpwg Afternoon NEWS ____ 710 CL THE GONG SHOW iai.yw000sowps (I) MATCH GAME HOGAN'S HEROES LETS WKE A DEAL $ 6:45 (4) CBS M Sn invowwworsmilor who bewmn fthoylo ft.,udmol a stat land board minter. • NEWS (I) THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Episode b be AMM" (4) (4) CO. MneN guss CLASSIFIED GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 MENTARY (1) (4) Pork 322-2611 831.9993 _______________________ 3i5 •. 4) . 7:00. (3) 12) TODAY (Local 10:00 CL 2 VAN MtIqi.* Ft,flhl*A _____ I$y 2) (4) CL BARNABY JONES: CL DAY: ho: .* LIW1 WMS. 11:50 IAy • 655 American League "Fomtya 35 0000 IC SUMMER SESTER • FRAN CAALTON EX ERCISE81 1 1) S.YOGAANDYOU 'U) GARNER'TED ARMSTRONG-AM- Orbndo- Winter Real [state ___________ ___ ___ BAMBOO COVE APTS Preempted Friday for (4) hAPPY DAYS (R) SSADOR COLLEGE 11.l{ieaSaiy b dB Seminole 7EPIdESSEE TUXEDO, LOVE. AMERICAN SVii.E 6.30 14) K1J1ANA RANDALL 8H Esobemoin,uty be iwAid I i pd1 F film Lh- icru VSIIRyOIFkXkM (4) (1) CL 2 NEWS 1V0NE ' : CLASSIFIED ADS . Thursday ., . GS . �4*isáiai "MIL Samovic P1. ThUradip, t 14, 1976 BLONDIR Answer to P revious I'VE AWED L ITTLe xos] I! SWFkWCK0U $NT M HOROSCOPE r44 Z, ' A o __________________ • BEETLE BAILEY W)4EE Mort Walker IF rT LEER 1 fT IF rr'6 I i I i Th1INK lteAAA IT 60156 TO i C-ION&I . I'M SON& i ii -HI17 rTw, WrN L -1 a English pool 53 Fornining ion 12 Persian post Speech I3Csndlenuttrie Impediment 14 Adjoin 58 Gibbon il 15 Mlmorandum 6o Girrs name 16 Nothlno 3? Cry of 61 Shield towing 17 PsInful 6 McuNn, bacchanals 62 Peer Gym $ II Actress appellation 32 Canvas shifter mother Garbo I Windstorms 35 Levee acket 63 Short j 20 Renters N0'thWi$I 38 Imprinted 22 9ntarlab.) 40 African river document 24 1 43 "Uncle 1, Toms 65 Pigpen Rover10 Unsullied iend en s 2$ Produced a 68 11 Summers (Fr.) 45 Scaling device took 19 Pilaster 47 800k of maps 29 Heron 21 Bishopric 49 Don 23 Tem perature DOWN 51 Small island 36 Root a I Protracted 25 Ship's bow 52 --2RflgOdof Cosmic order 5 Greek1e? love 27 Wading bird SS Hors*'s gait 39 Ache 3 Spout. 28 Merncan 56 Christian Charged Atom 4 Native of er Anderson 42 Squander 30 Sore g o X NOW IFU 48 Bombast TE - Evening For Friday, .Octob.r 15, 1976 69th Year, No. 4—Friday, October 15, 1916 ARIES (March 21-April 19) cedures. You tend to put ob Anoldissuethatcausedfrlctlon stadestnyourownpathtoday. SCORPIO (Oct 24Nov. 23) in the family may surface today. Try to treat It more Don't pry too deeply into affairs of ot hers today or yo tactfully this time TAURUS (April 20-May 20) may discover and mIsinterpre Your chances of getting others something you're better off to do thlng for you today will knowing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. be very slim If your approach Is too demanding. Say "please" 21) The outcome could haunt you if you recommend a person and "thank you" . IO.I'4 C err - -. - THE BORN tOUR - - _____ - - - • - I - I I I - - - - - _ LOCW AT THIS PATv_nM1c.0 K*AM SM 60 MANY NCE•JIS•F BS1 1 LL 'O.T.D.N D.T.D.f THE — OOWN - DRAJNf qfr I ,, ii - -, I /0 111t I MEFX by Howie Schneider IM L7 Bgr uJ r-4E -r SMOG" IAJ WJUG FJLWY. AAGRCEAJY?I63 Z5 V I k U (04'l BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl TOP O'THE MORNING, TRi~) 14ELLO, FOtDRSOL. ) 3UM5! J/ / W14AT;S CEORC MuST HAvE I __ - WITH 'ER MOOCHJN' BLODY COMPLETE PRt',CY R)R) HIS AlL'' PERIOD OF MEChTAT1ON! . -" I r. PRISCILLA'S POP POP THE CITY'S SPONSORING A FOR CHARITY! by Al Veryn.,, " / [ou RIPE YOUR HORSE AND r JI - MUCH F€R MILE! - HEH. HEH' W1-AT )j J SO CENTS -, I U RIPE 5 AN I&tA,GNATION! ( i-ui' AGING / - / - k54' __ I -- — ' -'. - — - - I I ' or OF WIN AT BRIDGE 60 I EEK - by Bob Montana DEDUcTiONS- I.C.A. .!!!z..--- — :14] - OSWAI.t) and JAMES JACOBY - NORTH ID) Diet May Aid Hearing Loss WEST EAST & IC Q 106 6975432 VK54 V2 Q4 DEAR DR. LAMB — I have had Meniere's disease for 26 years. The hearing in my right 14 4A v 107 ::.I4KJ10632 4K 732 SOUTH Dr. ear deteriorated first. After about 15 years my left ear started to go. I no longer have the serious vertigo I had the first 15 years, only occasional slight dizziness, Particularly when I roll over In bed, rarely when I am upright. somewhat like a carpenter's diamond, enter duffuny with the ieven of trumps and. assuming trumps broke 2-2. of play that didn't offer quite as good a chance mathemetically. but gave him an 0 portunity for lots of . . Both vulnerable thouNt at the end of the play. Neither of the first two lines would work His line did He simply ran off all his trumps West North East south 16 Pass 2, Pan 3 # * l'' while discarding down to four Pass 4V pa" 45 ff* [lass diamonds and a club in dum. I was wearing aids on both level and send signals to the Pass my. Then he went after Pass Pass Pass eam The sound distortion, diamonds and since the queen however, is bicorning more brain about the position of the Opening lead — K w'as kind enough to drop he head. When they e inflamed serious was home with the slam and I am concerned or accumulate fluid or are , , about being able to continue otherwise damaged they send The less said about the bid. working which requires talking false Information to the brain, ding of today's hand. the to others and on the phone. Just as a faulty carpenter's better. Not that six hearts An Illinois reader wants Last year I heard about a level could give misin- isn t a reasonable contract, know if Ely Culbertson was an ° doctor who had some success in formation. Th but th e brain then is ere must be as many American citizen by birth. of bidding those No"hrestoring hearing in Menlere's confused, causing sensations of lie was actually born In cards as were patients using a low cholesterol motion. Ploesti. Rumania. but was bridge players. diet. You can have the sensation of South went U with dumregistered with the U.S. Con. My other health is fine. I am dizziness or vertigo from other my's ace of spades, led the 10 sul as an American citizen. so 54 and weigh 130 pounds and am the answer to the question is Yes" 5 feet 2.1 would certainly try a inflammation resulting from a took his king and laid down the dietifit would help my hearing, recent viral respiratory in- queen of spades. South rutted (For a copy of JACOB V Thank you for any advice you feetlon and, of course, me and went into executive ses- MODERN, send $ I to: "Win so can give. people get it from motion sion. There were three ways at Bridge." CIO this DEAR READER — Your sickness. to Play. One was to lead a newspaper, P o Box 489. trump to dummy's seven and Radio City Station, Now York, case is unusual because it in. A diet that restricts salt is take the club finesse. It that N. Y too1g) volves both ears and began at used in some patients with such an early age. Menlere's Meniere'sdIseast t disease more often begins in Prevent any accumulation of SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox middle life. fluid in the balance canals. And For the benefit of other circulation can be a factor.I am readers the disease doubtful that you will get much PSY&Wnrity 6 characterized by dizziness benefit from a low fat, low(vertigo) that makes a person cholesterol diet but it is worth f--" have a sensation of motion, loss try ' ing. I am sending you The 'I of hearing and ringing or Health Letter number 1-3, Diet, burning In the ears. Unless Preventing Atherosclerosis. • there is an associated hearing Others who want this in. ell loss It Is not true Menlere's Formation can a ,.—"J send 50 cents ' 7i disease. with a lo stamped, selfA person with this disease addressed envelope for it. Send may feel fine except during your letter to me in ) t ..A,,,, care of this attacks. The attacks may be newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, . ' I associated with nausea and Radio City Station, New York, rar ely vomiting, somewhat li ke NY 119. motion sickness Duri ng the / Fatty cholesterol deposits \ attack the eyes may be 5fl to 7J • can affect any arteries and \ move back and f orth - in Jerky impair circulation. Some ', movements called nystagmus. people do get improvement In As thehearing IslostdiZ hearing and ear function if they yw / zne33 disappears as it has in are able to reverse these cir. ur case. Hearing loss Is culatlon problemsso you migM progressive so the dizziness as / well tryit - . / sensation seems to burn I tself out in time. The attacks are , treated with medicines used to IN treat motion sickness. THE The cause of the disease is U199 unknown. Some authorities think it is sed 6164%va, cumulation o1' excess ' fl uid In "I assure you, Mr. Wi!klns, that you're not the ONLY adijj — who enjoys Sesame Street' nside the car. These canals are Pass - diamonds, South decided on a third line A Q 9863 •7 LA Q Lamb worked he would draw trumps discard one club on a high diamond and repeat the ub nesse. ClThe ilincwaStOca sh second hope to be able to run'the 4865 3* - -"- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves \ \\ P Make o Ro m ' R5P°NDS MICIDLy READIN65i 0 - I ' FROM DGRI ALLAN POE. 000NESBURy TUMBLEWEEDS ____________________ r Fo 1 . . t .. . . A8W 447Y &7W )W 807H 7)W 7RE - .4 - -.- i-'! ..--- •-. - ... , ,.. 1 41 - - . . - . ... . - . .. . - .•' .. - - _..4_. ...•- . -. . a 4' ow '. -- . - • " . - • . -: BAY AVE. KITCHEN WINDOW: THE WAY IT WAS A FAM IL Y WITH When Charles Harp came back to his Longwood home the other day, tts 21. month-old son, David, didn't recognize Will. Ile wits ifraid of him And tie cried. Something new had been added since he last had seen his daddy: a beard. David was surprised. As was his 5-year-old sister. Cluisty, and their mother, Deedee. But one swing In his arms and, according to Deedee, David "knew it was daddy" — beard and all. The change was easy to explain Daddy had been away far away In Mm. - - nesota. He was there helping people , - . . forests of Minnesota. A fire-fighting workday lasted 14 to 15 hours, reports flarp, Complete exhaustion, is how he puts it. "There were about 15,000 A (H.r.id pPtes by Tim Vinc,u.t) BACK DOOR, EDWARD HIGGINS TERRACE: THE WAY IT her family settled in a federally. subsidized apartment at Edward Higgins Terrace. home the past several days —had to leave. It took a struggle, Mrs. DeFreese says, but now she has a A week ago their home at 809 Bay Avenue was decent home to raise her son. Details, page3A. hopes to have HOME acres of peat burning. Most of us came back with bronchitis, from the smoke and (lust and cold. Land is ruined for crops after a fire like that. It finally rained a little," he says, "and helped calm the fire C ar ie i • h To the Florida crew, We've enjoyed feeding You're L are I. you •'1 F - leaving ci That you're Florida ' . . - L uOUflu, -- Have a safe journey home L . When you leave this burned-o ver ground, Our summer has ç slowly a Turned Into Fall So good-bye and And that love seems to have been felt too, by the people of Minnesota — particularly those women volunteers, the "Chow Une (;Iris." in Akeley. 1111ft" good luck And God bless you alit CI 11A It LES HARP BACK ON JOB — . LAKE HOWELL'S VARSITY - LOW LUCK - rl_ ' a pretty P e Y swe II b u n c h We hear you Harp, too, is disappointed in the sudden change of pla ns. But he would do it again, "To be a public servant, you really have to love your work," he says. 'A love for people is what keeps you going." HE . . 4e What's left for lunch't Charles. "That's the first time he's done that," she says, "but it's done us a lot of good." She also admits that the extra money he earned will come in handy. . •J4 You never grumble, no Matter Deedee Harp concedes she was "real disappointed" in having to forfeit the vacation for now. But she is also proud of - - A•,• Has done wonders for you. "We let our beards grow to keep the heat from our faces, explains Harp. - •• They say that Minnesota The people up there ere great says Harp. "The women volunteers who cooked for us were really helpful. One time I mentioned I hadn't had any Fresh m il k For awhile, and the very next night, there it was! That's the kind of people they were — they just couldn't do enough for us." - l Here is a hearty thanks Harp was one of about 40 volunteer firefighters from Florida who went to Minnesota. A letter from the U.S. Forest Rangers reports that this Florida crew Outshined crews from any other states. They took on the toughest jobs, never complaining, and proving to be most efficient, according to the letter. - I l_,.S down." r I The Lake IIoell high school football team will travel to Apopka tonight for a game, (from left, Front row) — Matt Sirnonlli, Randy Pruitt. Don Andr,j,io (no longer with team), Bob Lub-, Frank Toda y Around The Clock Bridge ('akadar (Secoild row) — Frank Serrano, Bob Milanovich. Crossword Marc Willianis. Tony Cacciapuoti, [lob Bray. Mike Editorial FoR roirn 10 T . 1 iz 4! IS Sanford's housing crisis doesn't seem quite so posted by the county health department as a health severe to one family today. Mildred DeFreese haLard. ' and the DeFreeses — the family without a • ANW so1451* . . - . But his responsibility and compassion came first — he took off for the fiery OFi* 7467 7W 9U! rWff . - - by T. K. Ryan YOU 60MA Pf KIMING. — . • • 4 .... . . . - y . .. . dd .. . . . Harp s pent two weeks in Minnesota. ney were two weeks that had been planned For som ethi ng else: a vacation with his Family to the- nation's capital. Da - . - super-heated air." , -.-- .i. • ' I , _- •. "Before it was under control," recalls Harp, "it burned a dozen homes and (arms, including all farming equipment and silos. Many animals died from the . I. . . . - Forest Ranger. Ile got a call several days ago from officials in Minnesota asking for help. The firefighters there needed volunteers to end the blight of an out-of. control blaze that had threatened acres from Sept. 12 . Garry Twdeau '..: Charles Harp is a Seminole County ,., . . - - I . - I The Pronoun 'Ws' contained In the second paragraph In early copies of the Evening Herald's Thursday story on the call-girl rings was a typotmpwcaI error. Ile correct Word, Inserted in later editions, was "these." 4 . .. . By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent . \ ________ •_u' See CAIIGIRI, Page SA , . ON .., .. ring." "It has to do whh a call-girl operation which appears to be a service ftl would be availabL e to hIgli-ranking public of. • . - 10 CENT 5 - . .: ' Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring today refused to confirm or deny reports that he recommended that Gov. Reubin Askew suspend a Casselberry city official that Herring says "was compromised" before a prostitution ring was smashed. "I've made recommendations to the governor." Herrjwiv*l4 ny, Out Won say . ... *re. l-*emng said the recommendations accompanied an inch-thick Investigative report compiled by his office. The report is believed to include sworn testimony by admitted prostitutes,results of polygraph examinations and other documents. The report to Askew reveals three prostitution rings that had been operating in south Seminole County. A spokesman at the governor's office in Taliahassee d this morning that Askew hasn't yet received the report Herring sent by registered mail. Also this morning police were continuing their three-week search for Donald Schreiner, a former employe of Club Juana, a Casselberry nlghtspot featuring nude dancers. Herring told eanorprostutionwan ant is out for Schreiner, who also is former Longwood city councilman and a former Seminole sheriffs deputy and narcotics it, r. rVe toskedht)ehadrevledthaznf the unarrested ien suspect, Herring said, "Because we want to find him and need public help in doing It." He said state law permits him to publicize the name of a suspect wanted for arrest. lIerringon Wednesday saidone of the three ptltu.Joni.4jgs still under Investigation. He said the other two were apparently separate operations, one "involving Club Juana" and the other operating from a private rental residence In the exclusive cornmunity "The Springs" west of-Longwood off SR-434 near 1-4. Herring named Schreiner as thehead of the prostitution ring t hat he Says testimony links to a ub, igh Herring said ifa master plan'te n' led 'c' by prostitutes given immunity , from prosecution alleges-a "contact man", who Herring ref used to name, "would get in t9ach with the head of the , I 1 K - _________ ARCHIE T0 BY BOB LLOYD - _ I I .. IIeTaIdStaffWtfter - 1 ..: p in - - I . .. 1 Pro e - - = • ..an - - - - by Art Ssnio,i, - - . GEMINI (May more rr L. .. - . - today. Don't CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. valuables in your car without 19) You're vulnerable to belni locking It CANCER (June 21-July 22) used b; others today. Select You're bent upon doing things companions 6 7 r" r" IT' IT" AQUARIUS (Jan. )Feb. 19) your way today. This could You're apt to try to force result in problems. Conditions 13 14 roundpegs into square holes at inhibiting your independence today. Rely on your sho ul d be handled tolerantly. work 15 16 LEO (July 23-Aug.22)Think brains, not on your brawn. your moves through carefully PISCES (Feb.20March2O) 20 21 today or you'll box yourself into Tread warily today In any ñ a corner. Above all don't do situation that smacks of 23 24 anything out ofspIte speculation. You could risk. 25 r ' 29 ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) more than you should. 3T iT' Think twice today before com33 34 35 36 mitung yourself to anything YOUR BIRTHDAY that could tie up future Octis, 1971 37 39 40 11 . resources or earsungs. 'n,u — _________________________ could bite off more that ruU can You're likely to have InvolveI I chewl ments this year that will bring — LIBRA (Sept. 23-t. 23) you before the public. Conduct Goals you set will be thwarted lf yourself so as to enhance your T' " (1" —55 — 55 — you fall to use logical pro- status and opportunities. 53 — M — — — — — — 58 I Sanford, Florida 32111—Price 10 Cents ... -- & emid Narcant~,' Iforustope (nird row) — Jiln Pritchard I no longer with teant). Ijv.,pjtaI Larry Connariato. Mike Fletcher, Steve Perr , Bob Onituarles 4-8 4-B 4-A 6-B $-A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 14, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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P1 t ii. ien OPIN 9IN To I:$ Cssd Sam X ' A 10141 Cdonhl Dr. .:. odvift Fb. 32107 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER L ,5 Prepared By Th. Herald Adv.rtlskig Department As A Service 1k. Your hilnsu Fsatvr.d? Call 322.2611 or 1319993 Travelers Like 'No-Cost _Extras' Uyou've ever travelled at all, Y'' probably eaperleneed at tout one of the following + l"I?"Wen an airline that never heerd of you; a hotel that huyaz booked for the week '.. following your arrival; very two hoii bofore yoorvlsitendaoleiziateetlng i ll ' .:;::, things never knew were there; or a _ friend that tells you about a cheiirwaytogoaftaryouget OR I MORE V. 1742 FUINITUIE tAUt 4 cAssnainy of JOY ¶1 KING'S SUPPLIES SONZALIZ a COSTA ASSOC, INC. 2331PA1K01. SANPOID S PIMPS SPlwmbiaPisterS$ £SØI4I Ds.lt.YiriiIl TseIs.Stss 323.5612 I lasWvctiiA$ A Rental, - 23.Chann.IMIdIand lb...... lb... • BUSY BEE CHILD CARE -, $149" £ INGR*V* - - -- EMPHYSEMA? ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? 7 :1 19 I?! .y y • -'- -L ___ ti ' AT NO COST WITH MEDICARE & INSURANCE 'L.. 4 Rout, 426 No changes are to be made FENCE SPECIALISTS SENTIY FENC1 In fi1cS" "Anything.gepalr Parts Fencing .Custom B uilt .posts . Fittings naua maives ncr nurne num tne building, an expansion program Will be started." Only 10 per Cent of the present building IS being used for the plumbing business at present. The shelving, which King purchased from the old hardware store on 1st Street, near where Jacob. assignment, the family leased son's is located today, will be the property. IIlULl U II ueciuea to retire trom rus Mrs. King and her husband, business in the Caribbean, the the late W. J. King, founded the people who were leasing the business V years ago. It was Gonzalez's home moved, and located in the same building as the f amily returned. their home, which was built for Since last March, he has been them. The Kings moved there helping at Kings Supplies from Nov. 1, 1942. time to time before making the Gonzalez, now retired from decision to purchase the Ptiilco Ford where he was a business. systems engineer, f eels the It s the new owner's wish business is a natural for him that he and Mrs. King will set since he dealt mainly with up a school for women so they piping In his world business will learn how to maintain and travels with Philco Ford. repair plumbing in their homes. The new owner was sent to The Idea of helping those who Sanford In the early l90s to set come into the shop will be up a training and demon. continued, even to renting some stratlon program at the Sanford of the necessary tools.. . for Navy Training Center. At that instance, a wrench to be used In time, he and Mrs. Gonzalez removing the seat from the purchased a home. When they mechanism of a leaky faucet were transferred to the next assembly. Information about -, Iha t,4wi1 will k. ..i...i ... .. - -' Contact Lensss• Frame Repairs Sunglasses i Sports Optics p.m. 10 am. .7 LONOWOOD VILLAGE A391 Sat.4 SR .4 10€.4 lGH socL saeis SM $5Q ON UM GA JG FROM SR't 1, lfJU oa.3o,wI NON.ZIcunAsz,x 198 p:rnis JOHN Kalama Krulses, H ono l u l u - ba se d a en. tertainment cruise corn. PaflY, offers a sunset tail from Honolulu's Fisher. &:&QIl,7 you .vsi Was M . ceep.. .115 y *GLASS For Every Purpose .MIRRORS PAINT *WALLPAPER Senkarik Glass A Paint Co., Inc. Ph 312 4422 710 MaqnoliaA.e Sanford .. ' ,. - -: .'.- - :4•" to Our Owv of 90 ISIS WI so • GOLD LANCI CLASS SING. DsIlvery $4.t*. CAREEN JEWELERS ?SLongwood Plaza ..9'.f.. 7 -. - ,. :• - • - . '. " - . taken away from her lI she can't find acent place to live. The DeFreeses have permission to stay with relatives who do live in public housing - but that's j1t for a few days. their few days are rapidly slipping away. Mildred DeFreese is angry at the housing authority, which she believes Is there to help people like her. She feels her family has a right to emergency housing. "They lied to me," she said. "They tried to me m Planning le YlsICA football school Instructor Don Liles exp lains the finer r of t..h e game at points the Seminole branch, Brantley Harbor, Forest City. The school Is just one of 'I / . . / a' -. - . C' v l MICE ARE MOVING IN BAG AND BAGGAGE? Uninvited guests are always nuisance especially if they're rodents! No need to put up with them . we offer, safe, positive extermination of all household pests (except inlaws) a -. \ . . _____________ the Facilities provided by th e e Seminole .. one o . agencies served by the United Way. The V also provides leadership and facilities for social and health activities - and not only for children, but for men, women and families. Budget In this year's fund drive: $12000. drive report was issued this monting at the Rotary Club r ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. New total: $51,075.13. pboW, Page 3A) 1 Another Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 2562 S. Park Ave. Sanford t - - . News item: "Dee Woodbery, U.S. Sen Lawton Chiles' Central Florida district secretary, will be In Seminole County. . . to assist constituents with problems they may be encountering with federal government agencies. On Tuesday, Woodbery will be In the county commissioners' conference room at the courthcIuse In Sanford from 9-10:30 a.m." The whole thing runs precisely li ke a government operation. A visitor arri ving at the co unty comm ission office at 9 a.m. Tuesday Is told that the conference room whe re th e problemsolving session Is supposed to takeplace - ls belng tjed upby a "personnel budget meeting." But it's no problem, really Sen. Chiles' administrative aide hasn't arrived yet, anyway. - - The ipeongi and 12t,It Emergency Service Ph. 322-8865 Got A Problem. 0 ' - ' Al - -- there - -- By KRIS NASH Herald staff Writer I - - r S ----- - ___ DeFredses went in to apply, they were told are 58 priority families ahead of them. sIu,i..i rt.t'reese : i&ei t .a little wr of may happen now. She's afraid her son will be _[ti 'I've $31 4203 There can be many un forgettable adventures on a Make a list of all the people to whom you want to send Cards before you go, it will make it easier when you get there. - -_ 4 of - TRAVEL TIP: :• - _ -. eVil spend an evening of your unforgettable Hawaiian vacation. Orlando Ave., Winter Park. Tel 6452060. Open 9:305:30. Sat. 10-2. Ample Parking. We cater to individuals, Couples, families and groups. All modes of travel anywhere In the world. Sanford Housing Authority Executive Director Thomas Wilson III. When the '/7 5 . ./ He Came, He Heard, He Pondered Honolulu. It is a nice way to trip planned through CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 574 N. " for $45 a month. There are holes in the floor where possum and cane in, and holes in the ceiling where the rain comes in. Until Friday, Mildred DeFreese lived there with her husband and their two-year-old son. That was the day the man from the county he!t' de rtm't inie to look at the hakiire and Lick up a big sign that says "WARNING' Do Not Occupy These Premises" near the - ,_...' S ART SUPPLIES ., 1 DOLLARS HLE! The little green house on Bay Avenue rents TheDeFreesesRtheir home thinking they could get into one of Sanford's six public housing complexes. Because of their situation, they do have priority status but that doesn't mean they'll get an apartmenty time soon. 'The 'The waiting JIM for the city's 480 public unite numbers in the thousands, said Toay LENSES DUPLICATED f,.,. IA - Herald Staff Wr*r front dOor. , KWIATKOWS1(1 - i__ Se inole Balks RonaM Rottinhaus Reg. Optician later date. man's wharf. Reservations Mrs. King, who will stay In can be made seven nights a Sanford, plans to move In midweek with a post-cruise November and will continue to Waikiki club entertainment work at King's Supplies, as she package added on Sunday has In advising and helping for and Monday evenings. the past few years. Patrons are seated cabaret Style, to view some of Hawaii's noted musical performers. The ship has an upper deck for strolling and openair seating, for viewing Waikiki's skyline and 4 •: flcialsat the Center for Dljease Control in Atlanta were giving varying advice to local health dePartments. 1'One said we '. should suspend our program, • • and another said we should go ahead and not worry," he said. Barka said he discussed the • situation with Orange Como Health Department Director Dr. John McGarry before making the decision to suspend the Inoculation program. McGarry had already decided to stopOrang oge County's program. About 1,000 people were Inoculated by Seminole County Health Department workers Tuesday, the first day the shots . ___ ' • By JACQUELINE DOWD Daytona ,-.-... Beach area Uu flu Inoculation centers today .* . S amid reportsUiat several perer'-'. ;ii sons, . sons,lncludlnga.Florldamnan, '. -. •' UI I I 1 ' I died shortly after receiving the vaccinations. . Seminole County Corn. County Coinmiss 0M Harry Federal officials 557 there is (HiraId photo by Jacl ) missioners Tuesday created a Kwiatkowski dw saldthe ad'V no evidence that swim flu shots The house hasn't been'formally condemned DeFreese sits on the porc~,O( thq house her family can't live in any levm**Mber - special Study hoc committee will look Into Ow liolled three elderly Painsyti-M. by ,ommlttee to investigate the possibility of selling the port's nlkns whose deaths have more. With, her Is the, cat aim opechopes of keeping Pats out of the house. . ft city yet, but. ImWtor Jft Steve" bi possi lity of com bining the assets to private Industry, a prompted authorities In eight . ' .• .1 See lIE SHOULD, 'Pge SA Seminole County Port move Port Administrator Jim states and the Pittsburgh area Authority (SCOPA) and the Ryan has labeled a "personal to suspend the inoculation pro. 4Seminole County Industrial coup d'etat against the port grain. Development Authority authority." Bid If reports continue to link (SCIDA). KwiatkowAd said a six-Me vaccinations with deaths of othletter written by Ryan to the er elderly persons, the program commissIon was filled with started two weeks ago "will "hall4ruths." Ryan wrote the come to a screeching halt," Dr. By ED PRICXETT d Orlando Mayor Carl Langford. Three Seminole County Mrs. Sellen said responsibility of forwarding the letter after the SCIDA board J. Donald Millar, an official at Herald Staff Writer Langford, as acting MPO commissioners, 12 represen- reorganization is a result of a latter to the governor. asked the commission for a the Center for Disease Control chairman, will forward the tatives from Orange and one request from Askew's office. Around fleClock ........ ..4A study of the possibility ofselling In Atlanta, said today. Reorganization of a tn- missive to the governor's office. from Osceola make up the She said the governor's office One at the reasons Orange the port's assets. In Daytona Beach, Dr. Hu- county planning group has The protest centers on the newly organized MPO. asked that membership be calendar .................. 10.8 cu t has such high representation is Kwiatkowski said U findings bert King, director of the Vol- prompted a letter of protest fact that Orange County will Langford Is acting chairman. down to COmICS ....................8.8 are "positive" concerning a usia County health department, from Seminole County Include only elected that the city at Orlando Is to control 75 per cent of the vote officials from each par. located there. One of the Cr Crossword .................8.8 merger of SCOPA-SCIDA, said the local decision to close Florida Gov. ,w ..uity Co mmissioner Reubln Askew. once the new organization sits member. stipulations of the new MPO Is Editorial ................... 4A appropriate legislation would the clinics and begin a td,eThe news that Seminole down to meet. The MPO does allKwiatkowski organization called the ticipaUng Dear Abby .................1.8 be made available prior to phone canvas of would receive minority the programming and planning "blatant residents. That according to Mrs. that only the major city in any Dr. Lamb ..................8.8 January of next year. He said the county program membership In the newly for future transportation needs stacking" on the part of Orange Sellen, 'was supposed to make group send Its representatives. Horoscope ................. 8.B MPO less Last week, Kwiatkowski and was suspended "until we re- organized Metropolitan for the trl-county area Including County. ess uunwieldy and Th us Orlando will send Its city Hospital ................... 8.8 Commissioner speed Dick Williams celve additional Information Planning Organization (MPO) Seminole, Orange and Osceola. nuking. commissioners, while no city And, Commissioner John Obituaries ................ 12-B were assigned to a two-man from the Center for Disease reached county commis3ioners officials from Seminole are "In emerice, we're trying to Kimbrough mid as long as Spoils ..............10,11, IZ A co But when Seminole realized it mmittee to study the Issue. Control In Atlanta and thee state at a Tuesday meeting. scheduled to participate. gain a little more represen- Orange County has the ability was up Television ................10.8 Williams concurred against a stacked deck, with Department of Health and p_ Seminole County planners tatlon," said Joyce Sellen, a to control the vote, It doesn't Weather .................. .SB officials decided to protest. Mrs. Sellen said the were Instructed to draft a Seminole County planner who matter Women .................... lB See PANEL, Page SA how many represen- Mrs. Sellen said Langford, as reorganization Is scheduled for See DID FLU, Page t.A formal letter of protest to specializes In transportation. tatives other counties send. acting chairman, will have the finalization wIthin 00 days. 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For eight years, Jche and Judy Schl&k have been giving personal attention to every detail of budget, We, soup and inIvidial trips at their travel agency to the Wktw Park Ka ThnganeetIs,bossl an first-hancl experienceto each tMvIdnal or grow that comes to them for hslpBntjudai Important, the Schianks and their staff work very had to an that each and every person they serve has On bad trip, the most coinfoetible accommodations and the most enjoyment poeatte most economical ..i 69th Year, No. 46 Wednesday, October 13, 1916 DIVISION OF - Wk... vuu i••.• •i••lhrii NMI TO ANSWMI BUSINESS REVIEW TIME - .- WATER PIOILIM? RON'S TIME SERVICE rn-Mgi FACTORY AUTWONIUO H.r.Id P11111 by Rick Willi) Dee Woodbery checks in about 9:12 and is quickly re. routed to another conference it Lr Management Analysis and Evaluation compWritant, who has been waiting since before 9 tags along behind the procession. been moved. Woodbery posts a the OMAE complex and Is Woodbery wants to put a sign hand-lettered notice on the mystified by the several dIEon the door of the commission OMAE door announcing that ferent office entrances, several office informing people of the the complaint hearings are different desks and no apparent chanip, but the secretary going on Inside. Chiles' aide, so he asks a assures him she'll tell anyone It Is not enough. secretary haltingly If this Is who comes in that the session's An elderly gentleman enters Sen. Chiles' office. She, of course, says It Is not the man, a World War I veteran,isaboutthleavewben - a bystander intercedes and tells him that he is In the right place and may sit down to wait his t urn. .a ' Woodbery's first visitor is a I Sanford man who was 1njur ... In the explosion of a gun turret F aboard a U.S. Navy destroyer ni949. He las awarded 100 per . .. cent military disability for his wounds but, he tells Woodbery, . -- I L'has been unable to qualify for Social Security disability benefits. .-i,.,....j "Well, one problem with •) . this," Woodbery says, ,is that what the military decides makes you disabled may not _________ necessarily qualify you for _________ ......J. • __________ ,_. ___________ , \ - aw 1UIl.1 "I realize W of people )A..IG4 U4 but I know of who ain't half as the man declares. Woodbery takes down tbe subject's pertinent statistics _ DEE WOODBERY FACESCONSfl'fljFT See 'I'VF,' Page iA .5 �Iirualq huM, hnhrt Ph. Did Flu Vaccine CauseDeaths?- FLORIDA (CI"Tad Ph= Page 1A) . Health officials, manwhlje was s*npended wet, Tens, a telephone, interview, head of the CDC. "Never. jcles." habilitative saldth yd the death Wisconsin, Louisiana, Vet. Reports of several other el. theless, this Is highly unusual He said volunteers wen try- of a Broward County man 00 mont, Maine, New Mexico, d&y persons dying following cluster of deaths and requires a log to contact the 3,200 persona minutes after he was inoculated Alaska and flilnols — except for vaccination surfaced after the full investigation." in Vohala Cowty who had re- was related to the vaccine. Chicago. partial shutdown Tuesday of Sencer said the deaths are calved the vaccinations and In Miami, l3year-old Saul The shots still were being the nationwide effort. "going to make our job much were asking them If they had Gelman died of an apparent given In at least 18 other states, Miller said most of the 500,- more difficult," In convincing sutfered any adverse reaction, heart attack at a bowling alley Including most of Penn- 000 doses of the vaccine given Americans to participate In the By , morning, there wen no Tuesday, go minutes after being sylvania. out thus far had gone to persons program. vaccinated at a Broward Coinreports of Mass, he ad& The CDC said samples of the over 65. And he said evidence In New York, Michigan id Officials in the i'aiui Beach ty clinic, health officials said, batch of vaccine used in the thus far Indicated that elderly Utah, where the program cow area reported sharp drops in Broward County health offi- Pittsburgh area would be testedpersona who were vaccinated tinned, health officials sus. the number of persona asking daIs said the vaccine came at the Bureau of Biologics In were less vulnerable to death pended use of vaccine shipped for the inoculation. At one lace- from the same batch delivered Rockville, Md. than those who refrain from In the same but as that given to lion, lines were reduced by 00 toPtttabw.gh.Courdy. But Dr. "The continued emphasis on being inoculated. the three persons who died in per cent over Tuesday. Paul Hughes, director of the what is an expected phenome"We have no evidence to sug- Pennsylvania. State officials said an esti. county health department, said non ... Is going to have a dale- gest that these deaths (in the Those three victims — two MAW 200,000 Floridians have he doubted the death was re- terious effect on the program," Pittsburgh area) were caused women and a man, all in their received the vaccinations since lated to the vaccine. Millar, director of the CDC's by vaccine or the vaccine pro- 70s — died pithin several hoers the weekend. States where the program bureau of state services, said in grams," said Dr. David Sencer, of getting vaccinations. SUPERx I — - - - - - - -- - -- -.--, -' a I _____ II, ___ IV I NATM Fund Teamster Plan Mass _ __ the results are on ft before I to the senator," he says. "I , from Lakeland down there (where Chiles has his Florida office), solI'll and see what the results are" While awaiting his next visitor, Woodbery explains that he regularly spends ftft days per week "on the road" acting as a liaison between Chiles l748central Florida çpuntles. "Basically," he says, "It ( the traveling program) Is an extension of our Lakeland office, and it'sanefforttoget people in touch with someone who can do something for them when they'reh ng roube with the Income federal government." What is his won-lost per. centage onthecas he 3? "I don't know whether we could put our finger on It," Woodbery says. "Some of them You know you're going to have trouble with right from the start." Far more interesting Is the 80-year-old, World War I veteran who says he's been trying for ages to talk to someone representing Chiles, because "he's my pride and joy as a senator." "Well, I'm his representative," Woodbery says brightly. "Are you connected with him?" the old fellow asks. "I'm a First War vet," the Court Hears Housing Case WASHINGTON(AP)— Does a virtually all. white comm unity have to alter its zoning laws so low-income minority families can move in? The Supreme Court's answer to that question may carry far-reaching Consequences for suburban areas now closed to racially integrated public housing. The court was to hear arguments today in the case of an affluent Chicago suburb that claims it has no such obligation. man declares, his wavery voice growing strident. "Ipt,g in a overseas. wotzncje(j bad and lost of time ARRIVE ftjJVEJj Second Class Potiqe Paid it Sanford, FIiq,di 32??) DrI,t', S t'!. P.'-a' S.? .4() 6 511 O Yr.,, I?$sQ 0wp.4o '''b 'l')m but , - :.------------------------. --- . ' - - '- - . -:----' . ................................................... . .. - ,'-- - ............. -- -4.-...-. I*l Ballard Thompson (left) manager of Rkiker Materials Corp., receives award from Tom Hunt, president of United Way campaign, l' tk 100 THANKS ro YOU' TALLAHASSEE (A?) The minor presidential candidates on the Nov. 2 ballot will have either an insignificant effect or a Profound effect on whether Jimmy Carter or President Ford gets Florida's 17 electoral votes. The choice depends on who's making the prediction. Carter partisans and two political observers say the effect will be insignificant. Republicans, with their man trailing in the polls, look for something profound. 20,-,"MOTOCROSS bout, Cradle. Rims. WalfI, Styli Grips. Simulated Plastic Fuel Tank. Huffy Style HMX -'. COUNTY FAIR KISSES , 5.0*. big aft., this real 91t'9IJremot,1j tel.Vison. ,.5. 0 WOmanc)fl . - R 12. 99 FAIR LW I' dw 10-ca. bags , oo _ 3 FOR 1 FLEER ,, - O'CEDAR UGHT'N EASY ea. ' ., a.. 24ptscss ' Rag. 09 Paper Reports Purge SHELL \ø\10HOUSE & GARDEN LIgh.t Cedirne frame. WdI not scratch or scuff 79C —of, Rag. 1.2v SPONGE MOP c 9 WORLD IN BRIEF LAWN & LEAF BAGS tip bristleil - 349 HANDI-BAG 6-8USHEL With flair- DOUBLE BUBBLE GUM .' WINTER ANTIFREEZE SUMMER COOLANT ONE GALLON ANGLER BROOM MARSHMALLOWS . DOW GUARD O'CEDAR UGHT'N EASY ig. 1.09 COUNTY . / 06 dlilliM () '"r 3' t. d' h.TWld,,Et Rig pack of is - and both t1, Ilk. the 'SOS Jai rn, Socnri*, j*i ahead 24-hour alarm Whita.2%'* CANDY BARS 4 .- •If$ 'lghta,r1 1C Modules in • Big, lighted, Hay-toreid numerals. Sit. NESTLE - - ,' ALARM CLOCK Rig. 48d -, TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Ethics Commission will hold a public hearing ntxt week on a complaint that could result In JoAnn Saunders being disqualified as the Democratic nominee in Florida's 5th Congressional District. Larry Gonzalez, the commission's executive director, said Tuesday that the panel will take up a complaint accusing Mrs. Saunders of not filing her financial-disclosure statement until almost two months after the deadline. BIONIC WOMAN Beautiful 12% • momm~ KEN.TECN DIGITAL 49 C Hearing On Saunders Set — , OSaddle PEANUT BUTTER . 12 KONER Forever Oran. Finish. Sinis Bar. Chn.ms furni- ture or wells. 88 SPRAY \-:1 01. 1 Under Way In China LONDON (AP) Chinese troops rounded up a number of radicals at Peking University in an apparent extension of the purge that began with the arrest of Mao Tse-tung's widow, the London Daily Telegraph reported today from Peking. Daily Telegraph correspondent Nigel Wade, who sent the first news report from Peking of the purge, said sources in the Chinese capital told him troops on Tuesday surrounded a university building in which leftist writers lived and worked. He said it was not known how many were arrested. — rJ SURE PREIL NOVAHISTINE 9 ELIXIR 4 01. 701. CONC. OR 16 1 DIAL 69 01. LIQUID BORDIN 'S NO V LIT S NYQUIL The night.tim• VERY DRY ANTI, PEMIPIRANT1 2.5 OZ. SOLID FLEX' CLEARASIL b PROTEIN 33 CREAM CONDmONIR159 MIDI BY REVLON CATION . 01. .55 176 OR 110, 20 J 3'ojj 1 FOR 1 ÔPACK — ----------------------------------------------. -- ..-..'- .. .-._._.;J. ...._......U.._--- ----- . S ., .'---- .' '. :: . :: ......-.-. ... -. C 79 OPEN 1O p0p5%Ct._ Syrian Tanks Advancing I — -......... 'TIL -' 10 P.M. YOUR IHOPPSNO CO$VVENNJCZ ONE Is PJFAR vnitt FOR _...-_._..4...... -. . .,. .---------,. _. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Syrian tanks advanced two miles against Palestinian positions guarding the south Lebanese port of Sidon today amid relentless rocket and artillery barrages. Syria also sent more troops, tanks and rocket launchers into Lebanon to support the new drive its forces launched Tuesday against the Palestinians and their leftist Lebanese Moslem allies. A taxi driver counted more than 100 trucks crossing the border with troops, armor and other weapons. - SUPERX STORES KODAK FILM cads medn,. - reported in parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Upper Michigan and southern Florida, but the remainder of the nation was clear. Squir,,1,1 - - Fusaftl With dries Spud coaster Inks. Low Prof ile Cr.ssaced Handle MODEL 2034 -. / - 88 48 4 - - . LA 7C 12"oi. big Rig. 48g . cool tem- today. Some high clouds covered much of the Gulf Coast, the northern Rockies and an area from the Great Lakes into the upper half of the Mississippi Valley: A few sprinkles were 15 T4 HUSH U'L B48y - . 39S you never know where -------:- — Election Predictions Vary LIMIT 2 a• CANDY CORN Delicio , .--...........—a --.-.-.......-' I By The Associated Press Fair skies and seasonably BRACH'S he's at." - Johnny Bell, 64, 1109 W. Eighth St., Sanford, pleaded guilty to attempt to commit second-degree murder In connection with a street corner shooting incident. Bell Is being held in custody during a pre. sentence Investigation. — LIMIT 3 THUNDERSTORM BICYCLE 1.09 .. Rig — Publ&,4 Oa.ày and Sunda ., e x c ept Saturday and Chra) 1 Day by Tow Sanford Herê)d. Inc ,. 300 N French A.. Sln#Qrd, FIj 32171 probation. , peratures dominated most of the nation early — man who almost missed his meeting because of formed secretary — exclaims: "Yes, I've always been a supporter 01 ChIles. He's the only friend I've got. I'd like to meet him personall y, (3tfles, Wednesday. October 13, 1976—Vol. 69, No. i - • . Woodbery assures the old gentleman that he will do his best to find out what the problem Li. As he leaves, the nfngflciukl ---- LIMIT 1 VIM Set-T-C - ANTI I was an my PERSPIRANT9 teeth—when I was 2O Years old. $ c And Ithink I'm entitled to my pension!" .• J FOR I trial began for Carl E. Bridges, Orlando, who Is accused of forgery and uttering a forged check at a supermarket at Altamonte Springs. Documents In the court file Indicate Bridges will present an alibi defense, saying he was in Orlando at the time of the alleged offenses. Orlando, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and was sentenced to three years — I. 00 FIam.-r.tvd.d mufti-colored VIM ft rayon. Colorful •- anyway. But we're not that far — - _ , viction. In Judge Hosetnann'a court today a jury was selected and BARTOW (A? "I have said all the time that I was not guilty," former Polk County Sheriff Monroe Brannen said after being acquitted of a charge of lying to a grand jury probing an alleged plot to discredit a political opponent. "Since I have another charge to face. I will "of make au, statement about my plth2s concerning the sheriff's office," Brannen said. "I believe in the judicial system in this country and It was proved today that what's right Is right." ½ GALLON -. HALLOWEEN COSTUMES mean, he don't get my vote WASHINGTON (AP) Good salaries paid to workers on the Alaskan oil pipeline apparently were a factor in catapulting Anchorage, Alaska, into second place among metropolitan areas ranked according to income, the government reports. The figures, which cover 1974, are used by the government to determine an area's eligibil ity for income support programs, revenue-sharing and other federal aid. ..$ [WE PIANO CHILDIEfl meeting will produce a satisfactory response or If he thinks he'd have done better talking to Chiles directly. "Well, I'll wait and see what — I 32 OUNCE ,• ' residences at Park Avenue and In other cues docketed for 11th Street, Sanford. trial before Judge Hosetnann Mitchell was sentenced to this week at Sanford: time already served In jail on the attempted burglary con— George I.. Wooden, 39, Fair Skies Prevail in U.S. they can. TIMe problem Li trying to catch thern." Outside the conference room Ow man isasked if he feels the DETROIT (AP) Workers at a handful of Ford Motor Co. plants dusted off the machinery so assembly lines could start up today after the United Auto Workers narrowly ratified a national contract to settle a fourweek-old strike. But it will be at least several days before the firm's 10 facilities in 22 states get back to normal because of unresolved local contract disputes at key manufacturing plants. -. . ICE CREAM are just going to cheat any way Ford-Plants To Re-Open - DETERGENT 140 COUNT has been sentenced to five years In prison plus 10 years probation on a residential burglary conviction. Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. meted the sentence Tuesday to Jesse Mitchell, 23 following a presentence Investigation ordered after a jury found Mitchell guilty in July of burglary and attempted burglary of Years !J Former Sheriff Acquitted e "mere are somepeople w. - 'FLORIO1fl - NAPKINS LIMIT 2 CARTONS __ — A SPAIWNO 'C "There are some awful bad abuses In our system right aaya alter a WASHINGTON (AP) —The, folks vhq baie -bread ay their hlnh-fIbét oduct is 'a food not drug. ut Ilie government says they should stop claimin g that their loaves help prevent ailments ranging from cancer to varicose veins. Th e Food and Drug Administration said Tuesdayit has Issued a warning to ITT Continental Baking Co. telling the firm it has gone too far in promoting th e medical value of its "Fresh Horizons" brand bread. a SHOULDN7 WE BE FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS? . that Social Security's standards are actually more stringent than the military." "Well, then," the man asks, "how can people beonlooper cent Social Security disability and still not qualify for military benefits? That's what I don't -. - HAS VIVA tO— and l think this isprobably accurate," says Woodbery, "IS FDA Warns Bread Company WEST PALM BEACH (AP) Two first graders were In comas today after taking an overdose of an anti-depressant drug and failing asleep at their desks, police said. Jacquelyn Butler, 6, and Marci Habersham, 7, took a drug tentatively identified as Elavil, which one of the girls apparently took from her home, police said. Police said the girls fell asleep at their desks shortly after class started Tuesday at Melaleuca Elementary School but were not taken to hospitals until three hours later. WUMStpt"n ovalrni* g1444 t tells Woodbery, If he enters school he will lose at least pan 01 his veteran's benefits since It will indicate that he is not 100 per cent disabled. "me only conclusion I come ties to organized crime. Wormed sources said the 15 trustees of the Central States Pension Fun d, who are drawn from the union and the trucking industry, made the decision at a meeting Monday at Rancho LaCosta, a pl ush resort south of Los Angeles. In ALL POPULAN hANDS man is cepable of working and has referred him to a vocational rthabffltatlon program. But, he Resignations Anchorage Second CIGARETTES beaucracy has decided that the Trustees WASHINGTON (AP) — Most of the trustees of (me of the Teamstet' Union's biggest pension funds are planning to resign over a federal Investigation Into alleged misuse of funds and - I (Ceatinued Frem Page I-A) and listens toarecowitlngof his trials and tribulations; In the matter. The Social Security IN BRIEF EF , UV1NSSOOOOTNpUUy,OCT.1s,, 7OT Problem 4 - • forcement vacuum cleanà," - presctIons.Mce... at lowest possible prices! ru stores a —= First-Graders In Comas After Overdose Of Drug KEYOOO ..to hW,Ut qwNty - IOR LLOYD Herald Stall WrIter A Sanford man whom a defense attorney claimed "jiM got sucked up In the law en- IN BRIEF VI "M :SemIaoIeCoiuiey Health Department, was disappointed" In Monday's showing. :"1 had hoped for about 3,000, but only about 1,000 showed up," he said.' Burglar Gets 5 Whdusy, Oct. 13, 1,7 —SA ._-.-.-._____,—.. .,•.-.---.,. ,1, i:' -------.. : - ' ' '--. ._._.. •-:'., .- ':' .. . -. ...---------------- e. L.. .. ..............S.-............. ............................._... --... ..',. — -_::- -::' .- , :•-': I ... . -. a.' �Eicnlng Hemid Around '*$*isdsy,0CWW It 14-4A + -. WArNED DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H: OSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM 0. CURRIE. Mnagir1q Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director )lini. I)vtiti,rt: Weik. (vnb: Miqith. tIlt): 6 Mnnths. $11.20: 'ear. *2*40. 13% Mail. In Ii'rkja Ndile.c.q h4'mc (k11%rr%. MI i4hrr mail: Mvnth, $2.0; 6 M'nths. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Uviets Stir African. Pot 3:' W Clock By NOUS OSHAIN A Brltlshsponacred conference of white and Mack leaders Is next on the agenda for turning Rhodesia Into a new state Zimbabwe of tmder inafrwltv nil. 'This ,kasl. .ah us National Newspaper Week: What better time to ai praises ws mecUvePair. veyiws of news and advertising? The general linpreselcu thm days Isota better. Informed, moreaware citlienry because of the ample av1I.bl1Ity of news diseemlnatlOn sources psttimhanly television. And therein lies the problem: A reasonable arglanef* can be made that, because of television, the public Is rather less. Informed and lass-aware of what's happening to, and aroond them. Paw N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFCD. FLA. 32771 Area COd.s3fl2IIØ$31,,,] - The loser, then, could be the public at any minute. TV, by definition, Is ephemeral. Here one minute, gone the next. Have you ever caught the end of a 'IV news report and wanted togo back to It to hear It agin and maybe learn more? You cant Some of the more responsible members of television news recognize and concede the drawbacks of their medium: They know that 'IV (and radio) can do what other media cannot - - - fa BYZRISNAM HeralfiW! Writer Another $14,oe In federal monies has been awarded to Seminole Cornmimjy College (8CC) for its law en farcemeg certification course, providing the school with Sufficing fending to offer the coorse tbroaghorg the 1V7S. 77 academic year, a college dean announced Tuesday night. red (pmIties + for the Kissinger plan to be lerailed are manifold, and they do not arise solely ozn unresolved Issues between Smith and black naders. Kissinger had barely returned from Africa' ihen Soviet Forelge Minister AnIGromyko was noemc1ng his as "political gimmickry" efOre the United Nations. This may have been a to S6viet-backed black nationalists to go for to shift their attention from fighting the ith regime to fighting for supremacy among the actions competing for the upper hand In a new black-mar1ty government. This could presage the same kind of civil war that came with the Portuguese exit from Angola. Kissinger has sent the same warning to Moscow that he did during the Soviet intervention In Angola thatdetenecanno(be"se1ectjve"Rj ire claiming to want peaceful solutions to problems at one level of diplomacy, while trying to sabotage a movement toward peace at another. or ability of the various et toge tit pI lnority at the fo coming conference, it' is by no Means clear who 1111 reçresent the black majority. At least three organizations have laid being the legitimate representatives of the black population. : With Kissinger and the United States now on the sidelines, the burden of conciliation Is falling Ted Rowlands, the British envoy who faces his own round of shuttle diplomacy to get the conference on an interim government under way. How well he succeeds may depend In a large part on how Moscow is choosing to define detente. Guest Editorial It Is Just not true that a lack of funds to finance Industijal Investment Is at the heart of Britain's soundmi econo c weakness. There has been no institutional shortage of medium or ___ term flnane, and the alleged concentration of power In na i I e fi nc al nt rmediaries Is exaggerated and mtood. There may well be defects In the present system "research" that went into the Labour Executive's has not Identified them. To the authors, naticualIz, by definition, has to be the answer. Ata time when a number ot naUJbu44 ov Poor ser vice to the consumer and many of th em Impose htllfY burdens on the taxpayer, and when the bloated public sector represents the biggest obstacle to economic recovery. labour Party Executive Council is proposing a massive tension of public ownership Into a sector which has In no sense failed the ration. - oniioi Financial Times BERRY'S WORLD 1 Now well be able to keep them In school through the The law enforcement certification course, which will run through July 1977 on its present funding, Is a 320.how' basic training program required by the sate Police Standards Board before an officer can be empowered to make arrests, Schreiber said. Officers usually are required to complete the course during their first six months of service. Schreiber also announced that the college has received a $228,485 award wider Title I bf Dw em. Panel I Eying Merge / - // ( Does the U.S. have an Identity crisis? + Today's Topic: "Ameijean Nationalism Reconsidered," is discussed by Sen. Sam Nunn.(D) Ga.) and chairman of the Armed Service Committee, and Frances Fitzgerald. Journalist and . author of "Fire In the Lake," a study of the Vietnam experience. Their remarts are CX ., cerpted from the National Town Meeting, which ii held ear Wednesday in Washington, D.C. 'I This is the first of two parts of the topic of nationalism, By SEN. SAM NUNN By FRANCES IrITLJJ(GEEALD + the Uned States uu n*Uucliutic7 is the United States too nationalistic? The term nationalism Itself has been sub( We've come to a change in our view of our0 . Jected to countless and often contradictory in- selves as a nation. The sixties was a time of terpretattons. According to Webster's, breakage, The sixties broke apart the or. ' naUonalinnmeans "loyalty orduon ba thodoxies of the fifties, the single Image g iq\ nation, especially a sense of national con- America, the Identification of patriotism wltTf I sciotnness exalting one nation above all others chauvinisinand conformism, anti-liberal values. and placing primary emphasis on promotion of operatic finale of its culture and interests as opposed to ft3e of great deal of help In this in that It showed other nations or super-national groups." Yet our dramatically that professions of p l, g1 can own country which has been repeatedly hide mere opportunism and that socalled ticised as excessively nationalistic has more national security Is the lad of + than any other nation - at least hi my view But the sixties ended something much more / been the champion of intërnatlonallsm. profound and that Is the American sense of We, more than any other nation, were uniqueness And isolation. It goes back to the / responsible for the creation of the League of beginning of our nationhood - our aenae' Nations (and) the United Nations. We, more than ourselves as exceptional, as a new world guided any other, fostered the economic framework of by providence. Our world and our sense of unprecedented political and economic nationhood became much more complicated in cooperation that has characterized post World War II politics. . . the Marshall Plan, the First, sares toftheclvllrfghtsmoveneg, European Common Market, the General we found we were not so uniform Agreement on Trade and Tariffs. homogeneous as we thought. Secondly, to a great -. / degree as the result of the Vietnam War, we possesses no sense of national identity. It does. discovered that we were not alone and muOr that we have no reason tobe proud of our p nipotentln the world. we were not free agen 1' II or optimistic about our future. I think we do. it Is but lived in a complicated series of relatlonshl to say that nationalism is not necessarily In- with other nations. We now live In a confusing a light trim, please l' compatible with positive and constructive ex- time for while hetwo perceptions e,wehave presslons abroad. Nationalism, however, like not yet adjiated t u. .0 +1 - most other Isms, can be excessive If taken too We seem sometimes In a state of siege senouslyandlntooblgadosage. Italsocanbe surrowby peobIrps afldby lrrecondflgbJe CIJNN1FF1, .• 0 • the foundation of both IsolatIonIsm ..or in- conflicts of'laterest, We wdM o escape, to cop + +--, perlalism. It can be the foundation for ap- out, literally by moving to communes v4 peasement or aggression, war or peace. recreating the old f A recent poll shows the majority of Americans figuratively, by political selldeceptlon that Eco'nomists F Slump want the United Stakstobe No. lb the world. is permits ustosee a nation as still Isolated anè It accurate? omnipotent. NEW YORK (AP) - The National Association Consumer Price Index provides an Insight to how This Is a rather accurate reflection of the But, at the same time, here's anotherti' of Business Ecoflomists seems to think our respondents have built inflation Into their American public's opinion right now. It's We, as a nation, are learning urban pleasures, current economic weakness is merely a pause in forecasts." The peak Inflation is forecast for the changed somewhat in the last two or three years how to live In the world, see Its complexities as the recovery, but that a more pPOHtCJ second and third quarters. but I don't believe that people necessarily are an slowing of growth might occur a year from now. -Profits. Corporate profits before taxes are saying we ought to go hack to a posture of o addition to ourselves. We're beginning to see urselves joined, as It were, In a dance where The IW7 nsensus forecast is for contin ued forecast to rise to $166.9 billion from $148 billion nuclear superiority, co each gest ure complements that of another. And expansion at a fairly even rate "at least through in 1976. That would be a 12.8 per cent increase. I think there's a real and genuine fear about as a result of this dance, we're lealn the second or third quarter," but accompanied The economists expect that profits will the growing power of the Soviet Union and I a certain grace, a certain ability to laugh by a sharp, 10 per cent rise In the Consumer stre ngthen during the second and third quarters believe that the fear Is not only genuine but ourselves. Price Index. of 1977, followed by a ma rked decline In growth realistic. (But) the President is charged with a A recent poll shows the majority of Amer1carf "Curiously," they announced, "the consensus during the final three months. much larger responsibility than simply looking want the United Sta tes to be No.1 in the world, Is forecasts a continuous decline In the unem- -Industrial production. The rate of growth at polls. I don't blink that when the American It accurate? ploymeM rate throughout the year 1977." will tend to rise through the second quarter of people answer a pollster's question, they expect Like the questions of most polls, the way It is Meeting in San Francisco, the economists 1977. "A marked decline In the rate of Increase Is their leaders to go out and Immediately po res nd phrased almost determines the answer to announced that an analysis of their forecasts forecast thereafter." it. If to 51 per cent of that particular Vote, you're asked wehther you want to be first or, showed them to be expecting a 1977 fl-quarter -Private housing starts are expected to grow They ex pect us to be leaders. They expect us second, the answer seems Implicit. And this poll' decline In ' the rate of Increase In real Gross only sli ghtly In the first quarter, more strongly in to look ahead and plan ahead and too many times "would you be willing to go to the brink or, National Product, profits, housing starts and the second quarter, rather weakly hi the third I'm afraid that does not happen. We may be inasks war If necessary?" Well, what does at spedlng for personal big ticket Items. th mean? quarter, and to decline, In absolute terms, In the danger of politicians, instead of being leaders, Does that mean you're willing to go to war or The economists, whose forecasts were made final qua rter of 1977. being followers of a particular Impulse of the not? more than a month ago, have had an uneven The Economists expect the number of starts moment. There's this tremendous self-deception lockS record. While they credit themselves with a for the year to total 1,66,000, compared with an Should we be Involved In South Africa's into that question and (also) polls tend to fl ct fairly good forecast for 1976, the one for the estimated 1,480,000 for 197L re e problems? very precedIng year, In their words, "is better -Unemployment. The forecast is for a 6.8 per I think we should help but we should insist that superficial swings In public emotion, ones don't have very m uch basically to do with forgotten." cent rate In 1977, compared with an estimated 7.5 that the NATO allies, Britain, Germany and what would happen If the situation reall y ocHere is the breakdown: per cent in 1976. ot hers get involved and let them get out in front curred. -Gross National Product In current dollars The consensus of the economists Is that the for a change. I think that majority rule In Should we will rise from *1,697,000,00 In 1976 to $1,856,- rate wiU decline in the fourth quarter of ft year Southern be invol ved In South Africa's Af ri ca is desirable. I think that problems? 600,000 in 1977. Those figures, however, Included and that the decline will continue through each Secr ary et Kissinger's goal is the goal of most I'm extreme Inflation, quarter of 1977. Americans. We should not equate black rule with be a wir in ly worried that there Isingoing to Using 1972 dollars so as to measure both years -Interest rates. Higher. The median forecast majority rule. We have a lot of African countries don't know So uthern Africa at one po t and I jp sfjjit1tJ, which side we're going to be on. by economists expect Isfora steady rise return on new Issues of that ha ve black leadership that are virtual we profess being for majority rule, w hat has, growth to be f rom $1, 208,000000 in 1976 to three-month Treasury bills. The rate is forecast dictatorships. We have to say we're for ma jority fact, $1,332,700,000 In 1977. happened Is that the United Stat es to be 5.76 per cent In the first quarter, rising to rule and have some degree of consistency in all increased -Consumer Price Index. "Our forecast of the 6.68 per cent by the fourth. its involvement with the South African of Africa. regim e t hrough new industries, prehensive Employme* and Training Ad fCETA). The program is designed to provide Job training for ployed and imderanploy,d Srthele Coiabis who need new *111* to assist them In obllbiing work. "This Is nowheft near as much as we need," Schreiber said 01 the grant, which was alictid In conjunction with the Oct. 1 dat of the 1977 federal fiscal year. "We're actually going to need about twice that much. The romon this is not enough Is because we've got a lot more people out here who and training so they can get into - 4. WASHINGTON The Trident submarines, "There are indications," states the memo, O'Neill mentioned the congres which will make up the Navy's undersea fleet of "that the SSNB 727 and 72$.. .also have sional sex scan- wasn't mentioned In the glowing press ancracks" dais and warned that Albert's relationship with the future, have developed cracks In more than In an Interior wall separating the reactor from young girls could be embarrassing. The speaker nouncement was that Girard recently was eased 1 00 critical places. out of Citibank, formerly First National City the n uclear works. "The cause of this weld has squired yo ung pretties occasionally to Bank of New York, after more than The first of these billion-dollar boats Is cracking has not been determined," th $10 million In e memo Washington pa rt ies. scheduled for deli very in 1978. Altogether, four adds. loan losses was discovered , He described O'Neill's cal l to one friend at have been rod so far from the Elect ric Boat Girard once talked his way out of being killed The Navy's Capt. A.C. Bivens, who reported fi t as "blackmail." Then Albert modif ied his rs division of General Dynamics. They will cruise the cracks, told us they wer en 't "an by Mesican terrorists who kidnaped him. They unusual statement and said O'Neill merely had greater distances more silently than any sub- thing." He ex plained that the special steels used given him let him go for a small $12,000 ransom and his "advice." O'Neill denied to us that he marine in the wo rld. Each will also be able to for subs sometimes had wife's jewelry. The persuasive Girard present special pro bl ems br ought any pressure at all on the speaker to launch 24 nuclear missiles at targets 4,000 miles The Navy and Electric talked his way Into the $IO,000-a.year Boat, he said, have Job or' retire. O'Neill "absolutely denied" that he had away. running the entire AID program In Latin worked out a sol ut ion that will still permit ever spoken to Al be rt about the girls he orts. But on the first three subs now under con- delivery of the first Trident by America. December, 1978. No one has ever questioned Albert's integrity, druction, Navy and Electric Boat inspectors SAD SPEAKER Sources close to Speaker tu, faIrnss, his decency. Few men have worked Girard's nomination by President Ford was ha ve found cracks In such sensitive spots as the Carl Albert say he has been depressed since he rushed t hr ough the Sena te during Its dying 1ays for th r ei co un try with more dedication. He wall separating the engine room from the banged the gavel adjo urning Congress. with It was no investigation whatsoever and only virtually liv es in the ornate s peaker's suites, n uclear plant. t he last time he would preside over his beloved where he still routine hearings. He was sworn In la st week. can be found usually from Acco rding to a confidential Navy inspection House, the last time he wo uld swing the great A bit of dawn's early light checking, however, wo uld have shown until after dark. He is often memo, "cracks were visually observed" during gavel, the last time he would sit in the thronellke a dubious financial there on weekends, record too for a man who will be a small, on l re ely figu a routine Inspection of the lead submarine, which leather chair beh d the mar ble rostrum. in invest ing $200 mill ion of the taxpayers' money iz behind the massive desk. is identified as SOB 72$. Electric Boat brought Albert spoke bitterly to intimates about the And every day, sadly, the po wer and the Lat in Ame rica. An sophisticated electronic testing devices, man who Is expected to replace him as speaker pr estige slip slowly From his hands. "Magnetic inspection has revealed 100 next year. Albert said he had received a phone Until Sept. 1, he was a vice president of FAST TALKER: President Ford has ap. Citibank, which has offices cracks" In SSNB 726 alone, reports the memo. call from House Majority Leader Thomas throughout Latin "lip" pointed an engaging, 38-year-old banker named America. One of its most nota The tests were then made on the lead sub- O'Neill, D.-Mass., pressuring him to ble offices is retir e. Eugene Girard to disptstse 82000 million in located in Panama, w marine's two sister ships. here Girard worked his Sources privy to the conversation say tLt (urein aid each year t Litn America What up From an assistant manager. fr-f-( ( FLORA CARBONS ) .1 ) - S savings so big it only happens twice a year. ws 0 .0SCIDA. The theory is that I agencies perform urn functions - attempts to: Industry to Seminole. SlnceSCOPAwascreaeC fl ct ,ofte 46's 0i Scmnole's Legislat Delegation would be require submit a local bill before combination could take ph $ Ryanmalntalnsonanygi+ Tuesday SCIDA can abolished by a vote of Seminole County Commlssl Ed PTlCkett - 0 Save 20% on men's T-shirts and briefs. Sale 3 for3.98 Reg. 3 for 4.98. Men short sleeve crew neck 1-shirts and briefs of Pima Cotton White only. shirt sizes 34-46 brief sizes 28-44 Sali prices effective thru Sunday, October 17. _____________ ' Balking 2 Owners Voting AppI e - V a 11 e Y Homeowners a r e scheduled to vote tonight on whether to protest the county's recent decision to purchase 40-acres near their subdivision for ts0a of a public Homeo wners contend they weren't provided proper notification. On Monday, Apple Valley's 20% savings on jacquard towels. board of dir ectors voted to t he Issue before the rank and file members for vote. If a protest vote carries the day, homeowners say they will take their complaints to the county commission, possibly next Tuesday. + 44 - NOW SHOW WIGr Kwiatkowski on the Mu irto combine the two mdi try. seeking agencies, bul the said hehaanothadanoppoctw yto study the feasIbilIty of a ling p0d assets. Williams and Kwtatk ON also disagreed over the r ike up of the panel. Kw1atk raId said the final cunpositjoi will h'! td rt nozt Tu Iy,s metthg. Tentatively, the folio Ing members were approved: - One land appraiser. -ASCIDA board mer - A SCOPA board ma - An accountant. - A financial expert. -Aprlvateattorney. - A member of the Qiar of Commerce, an indw park owner or a member, c °"" 01200. TheIIdUII SUWdlcn to the port came from SC member Georges went SL Laurent Indic at the time he made proposal that It might no feasible. But he said a s was In order because a ii the 15-million facility c bandit Seminole taxpayen Ryan maintains a sali totally unworkable. Officials for months t __________________________________________________________________________ PRO/COl _________________________________________ Critical Cracks In Tr'i'dent Submarines 00000 QQ ----- f. rnirn (LaLI'). The Atlanta, Ga., branch office of LEEP, which funnels out funds origInating from the U& Justice Department In Washington, had earlier awarded $16,100 to the SCC course. But Schreiber said at the time that the sian was only about half of the 130,000 needed to underwrite the local course offering for the entire school Year. "We anticipate," Schreiber said today, "that this will bring usupto the p wherewe can offer the courleto any law enforcement officer who wants to go to school. Lr w Eem en t r...urs e (C.eU.aed From Page 1. JACK ANDERSON ME 0 ZCIE C'4..&i Robert Schreiber, 8CC dean of student derelcpmsg, told the college board of trustees that a $14,1 allotment , ad been granted through the Law Enforcement ..i.... i... The British have enough credibility In the old to serve now as a that are bound to be difficult. Prime Ian Smith, though accepting the peinciple ion to marIty rule wi two years, that he does not see eye to eye with some kesmen over the composition of the Ingoverninefft that must bring peace to the tmtrys1de. Until that Issue Isresolved, drawing a constitution for Zimbabwe will be purely cadeinic. • - SCC Wins Federal $$ For Present spot news as It happens. (There, again, If tyou dcu't have your Va$or raft on, Forget It). But It can't cover developments completely and In. depth. Many local statlons then try tomake i for these bullt4n deficiencies by!ooZing arotmd, making light of their news reports, kihitaing among themselves. It's show b1z they claim. And they're probably right - It's certainly not responsible Journallan. There's also a built-In irony Involved In this whole matter. One of the more respected 'IV newsmen, Walter Cronkite of CBS, has often ezpuas.d his onetime, long-time ambition: to be the managing editor of a small daily where he could be a real Journalist. Well, fate had something else In store for him. He fell into a different, albeit more lucrative, lifestyle. His options were narrowed. But yours aren't. So forgive this touch of chauvinism. It's a special week. And think about what you've Just read. And, if' you haven't read It yet, do so during the next commercial. + lwUiy, Ott 01ø4-4* UMA1I r ah. Ii - IV news, by Its nature, cuisistently skirtsa prune basic principal of good Journalism: more than one person should and must read and check each story. On the screen, this Is Impossible especially when you are dealing with items sent in from correspondents spread far and wide. The viewer-listener Is forced to accept the reporter's report as error-free and plausible. So, In fact, -are the 'IV executives who have no chance to review the Too many are content to sit In front of their IV screens for 30 minutes a night and then sit back, glowing with the pride of achievement believing they really know what's going on. They dent And there are several reasons, all linkiet! to the Wride fallibility of TV As a W"yw and pjt of news: of State Henry Kissinger are still turning of some evident misunderstanding nr ent over bow the gears are supposed to Willi any You either aft bear it when Want you to_ or you're out of luck. -The time factor permits only that the news to be presented In headline form - and thus, more times than not, the reports raise more questions than they answer. Ivso NeraW, IeaIsvt Fl. Celebrate the July 4th Sale 2,07,o., Reg. , 2.59. enser'e a'a. St' L''e witr fr' raC'...a D'Cr5 Pae sa:es e'.' ge feeling on Nov. 2nd. a- 'e. Sale 1.59 Sale 79C •0 iale prices eIfect,e , S hrough Sun., Oct 17 •. -19 Vote. Its the Bicentennial thing to do. 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LB. 67C -4 I, �Eve N,SelsrdjI, LyOct.l3,T7 All AltamoiiA LIM Water Fluoridation 1I ' a f S -. 1 - a fl%wslog mother, said the fluoridation "eMote ByDONNAFTES Herald Stall Writer additIon of fluoride to the water MedicstioLit is "unconstitutional," and Fftoo tocflfl jI Floyd sold he received ca installed on the Altamonte added that a link between from an far, away as N Springs water system early fluoride and icer, artleltlo Jery concerning the lasso. I next year, the city commission and inon1old bertha has bun added that documentatl shown. decided Tuesday evening. received from the as Before the mineral can be She said the federal govern- fluoridation forces In 11 added to the water supply, final tflent prohibits the dumping of community was several yea plans must be drawn and beds fluoride into bodies of water let. The level of fluoride to be because ln concentrated forznft Floyd joined with Perki added Is one part per million. kills fish. and DeVoney to klfl the matI Dr. Roger Nozainger, a city for a special referundun. I The city commission on 3-2 votes agreed to fluoridate the dentist, said the addition of then Joined with Perkins u city's water supply and turned fluoride to the water will cut Mrs. Glenn to appr down a bid by Commissioner tooth decay by 65 per cent in fluoridating the water sici Sandra Glenn to put the issue to children up to 12 years old. He mayor stated that he i a referendum of the people. said costs of the program will ,be the first to lntrodace', Mayor Norman Floyd cast the rim 15 cents per person in- motion to dlsconfl 1Wally. deciding vote on both issues. if valid loforma . 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Open 'Til 4 p.m., Saturday • - whatever changes we must make, we will continue to provide service which honors these emotioni, GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVAR D SANFORD, FLORIDA TELEPHONE 327 3213 WILLIAMI GRAMOW 4 - A record high crop of 271.4 million boxes of oranges and 75.7 million boxes of grapefruit has been forecast for the 1976.77 citrus season. The Crop Reporting Board of the U.S. Department of Agriculture released the forecast Tuesday. The agency said that based on Oct. 8 surveys the new orange crop should be 12 per cent larger than the previous high, set last season, thanks to a record 209 million boxes From Florida. For grapefruit, the prospects are for an increase in production by 13 per cent from last season and 30 per cent above the 1974-75 levels. That doesn't count part of the California crop, which will be forecast Dec. 10. Florida's grapefruit crop of an estimated 58 million boxes would exceed the previous high mark by 18 per cent, the board said. The Texas crop is up 7 per cent at 11.5 million boxes but the Arizona crop was reported down 19 per cent to 2.5 million. The Arizona-California lemon crop was forecast at 25.8 million boxes, an increase of 45 per cent from last season but off the 1974-75 record by 12 per cent, The Florida tangelo crop of an estimated 5•5 million boxes would be the same as last year's, with Florida temple oranges forecast at a record 5.7 million boxes, up 4 per cent from last year's peak. The first forecast of 1976-77 tangerines put the crop at 8.5 million boxes, Including 5.8 million from Florida, 1.5 million from California and 1.3 million from Arizona. The record orange production was partly attributed to a set on the Florida trees of more than 25 per cent more fruit than last year. Acreage was virtually the same, the board said, and the size of the fruit is expected to average smaller than a year ago. The Texas orange crop is ex. pected to show no change from last season, but Arizona pros. pects are for a harvest 57 per cent larger, the board said. Valencia production was fcrecast at a level 7 per cent greater in Florida and 4 per cent higher in California. Production of early and midseason oranges in Florida was estimated to be up fl per cent from 1975-76, with the total for all oranges there up 15 per cent. P Ph. 322-0500 520S Maple Ave- Sanfot d. DISCOVER 1776 BICENTENNIAL -. ________ ECEm AM E RI CA 1976 L L fiJ .,. . Au sia LAROC .* -' dslit.d, and amazed - many of ths wulthy p.opls hoop th.a, roal diamonds in the vagl* and weai titeeut and their friends .irpcisscg, know the dilfiienc.. All Fin sit in 1$ Karat Gold El.cuopl.t.. Plus Tax With Cuttficats LADIES' 15 KARAT H. C. E. RING, SET WITH ' KARAT DIAMOND REPRODUCTION SPARKLING WITH RAINBOW FIRE Urns' 2 FINK RINGS 7. - ------ __# BIR THSTONE 499'/ RWGS I£ I ooWa1 - compare with yogi "nuine diamonds. 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II. 916 THRU ocr. a authority averages less than 5o - U 1O59ct' BAG I U LIMIT I WITH COUPON GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STORES 2 ______ says It will be included In the next group of recommended condemnations that cit..,. Qrcle, who is crisis in Sanford," Wilson said, classified as substandard - patched holes, installed a public housing a year ago presented to the city commis- "and there is no way the making a total of more than 25 kitchen sink. But they weren't showed 23 living in condemned slon. He estimates the eon- housing authority alone can per cent of the city's housing in able to make the house livable, housing, 152 in substandard demnatlon process will take deal with It." need of major repairs. "The landlord told us repairs housing and 296 in overcrowded about a month. In a report to the city com Families like the DeFreeses on the house would cost 00 or dwellings that housed more In the meantime, county mission last year, Wilson said have little choice. The $45 $600," Mrs. DeFreese said. than 1 persons per room. health inspector John CQrbett the housing authority had more monthly rent on the Bay "And we haven't been able to Wilson feels certain the a than3,000 applications an (lie:-: Avenuehouse is about all .they, .save a penny." health hazard, which prohibits a'figure which represented can situation has not improved. The afford. the DeFreeses will have 0 housing authority's waiting list anyone from living in It. about 15 per cent of Sanford's _______________________ findSosomeplace else to live hasn't gotten any shorter, 'he Mrs. DeFreese can't live In population. and finding low-cost, livable said. The Sanford housing Sanford's public housing either Wilson and the housing housing Isn't easy. - and she feels she has been authority staff haven't repeated Authority commissioners Mildred "The supply of housing know the DeFreese doesn't are scheduled to meet at treated unfairly by the housing the detailed analysis of the answer to Sanford's deemed to be safe and sanitary 7:30 pm. Thursday In the authority The housing authority city's housing situation and within financial reach of housing crisis. She doesn't even meeting room at Redding had two apartments available year, but he doesn't hesitate to know the answer to her family's low and lower-Income Gardens. over the weekend, she says, and say the problem has "definitely __________________________ is inadequate to meet the rising sheImmediate does know they will haveBut to housing crisis. she can't understand why her gotten worse." need," Wilson wrote last year. find someplace to live. family can't live in one of them. In the 1975 report, Wilson said "The last place we lived cost In the 1975 report Wilson Wilson bristles at charges of the city wil l need 200 more $120 a month," Mrs. DeFreese questioned the city's con"If it was just me and my favoritism In the tenant subsidized housing units by 1976 said. That was before a demnation program, saying the husband, we could make do selection process. "I have and another 100 by 1977. None miscarriage destroyed their enforcement of the city code with less," she said; shaking cousins I can't get into the has been added, although 40 already overburdened budget. does rid the city of dilapidatedher had e and recalling hard projects," he said. units at Edwards Higgins "each time we fixed some- housing but it also reduces times in the past when they "I wish I could provide a Terrace on the city's westslde thing up or painted a room, th e the amount of housing available slept in the car. "But now place for everyone who needs which were empty last year landlord would slap on some to low-income families, there's my little boy. He should one," Wilson said. "But we while Improvements were more rent," Mrs. DeFreese Many Sanford families like have a decent home to grow up don't have any emergency made to the complex are now said. "We had to find some the DeFreeses have no choice in." housing. We don't have occupied again, place cheaper." anything." A survey conducted by the The DeFreeses tried to fix up The city condemns an city of Sanford under the the Bay Avenue house. The average of 105 houses a year, Florida Land Planning Act plumbing was so rudimentary Wilson said. The housing found that more than 10 oer when they moved in, they were 84ox POTATOES _____ 22 OZ U U LIMIT 2 WITH COU PO N __ __ Itill IuUuI ' 25 I VDri&,.i. '' - LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY U 'HL' - at. 68c! . -: LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL CbS. 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Hours by Appointment Phone 322-4153 Mrs. Glenn said the majority of the people who discussed fluoridating the water supply .re in favor while I3uxtunan said the opposite was true with him. He said of citizens he had talked with none favored adding the mineral to the water. Commissioner Cal DeVoney was opposed to fluoridation while Commissioner George PerII was in favor. Dr. William Webb, a chiropractor, at a public hearing preceding the vote, claimed that higher than normal levels of fluoride is already present naturally in the cuyswaiersuppiy. He Insisted the answer to tooth decay In children is not the need for fluoride in the water supply but is rather to halt their "living off the pcLsons" of soft drinks. - - IJ 4 �- -- __ i [ L ~ ,~ - ACYOFREM1M3RA . .~_. 1 1:- ,_jt*_ ---------- -- •._•-•--.- :1: I . I -...... .. - ; ~ w,wcw.qy o,'- 75 I$Ng HeviaW $es$u'd, Fl. a aver -- YIWFI --:-_~i.-].:~;, Only Team To Beat Sooners In'Four Years 'y,Oct. fy, tm—nA - _______________________________________________________________________ APRPR4TILY(,SSJ/ / Soøitw Abv 7FW(7IfE REP SOX) WNo5iRrw,r ALL 7! AVAiV fo,q SA5I4u'5 11 Kans as L oo,Ms On Oklahoma 's Hdrizoh By hERSCHEl. NIS8ENSON Ole MluOeorgla success, let's .": : "I .; Florida AP Sports Writer Mississippi pus on this as a possible Upset is a logicalat Florida State: This at South teams got caught looking ahead South—Aubn 21, Georgia Upset Special since Carolina: Ole Miss is looking to each other NEW YORK (AP) Quickie Special ... Ohio State 30-13. and1st last week, Tech 11; Richmond It The FlorIda catches the non-confer, beck to Georgia, but Ca Quiz: Who's the only team to Texas Tech at ,/ lina's making this a battle of Once- Citadel 12; Duke 77, aenson ro Rice: This ence Seminoles between SEC looking ahead to Noire Dame beat Oklahoma in the last four marks the first AWARP AR $ tisatens itead of unbeatens 20; Davidson 3, Itadlion 2; Aptime all season foes LSU and Teniiajse years? ,.. Mte1pçA 14-10. rnvEo Harvard 21-14. the Red Raiders have played on Florida 23-a. palachian State A. Lenoir. Son of Quickie Quiz: Who two successive Saturdays, Hoston t Southern MethodEast—Boston College 20, Rhyne 14; Louisiana Tech 21, Oregon at Noire Dame: Come 1st: Mustangs won last year, West does Oklahoma play Saturday? Flushed with Virginia 14; Baton UnI'. Lamar 14; Marahall 35, Dayton, last week's Ole Saturday evening, the Oregon but it Answer to both: Kansas. 10, Holy Cross 7; Miu-Georsja success, let's try Ducks might wish they had then wast a conference game 20; McNeese State 38, TexasHouston 28.14. So It's out of the Texas frying this as the Upset Special of the ducked this one 17, Cornell?; Delaware 23, Arlington 31; Mi'slqippl State VU... Noire Dame pan and into the Ka nsas fire Week ... Rice 2721 . Ala ba ma at Tennessee: Bear lanova 12; Penn 21, Lafayette 16, Memp H31-10. his State 13; North -f and the Sooners face a virtual *, Vanderbilt at Georgia: GearBryant says there Isn't a team 13; Rutgers 27, Lehigh 19; Wil- Carolina 24, North Carolina Louisiana State at Kentucky: must-win situation or run the on 'Barns's schedule it can 11am & Mary 19, Navy IS; Penn State 21; Northeast Louisi a ' crgia's hopping mad after that It's always emotional when beat. This corner doubts that risk of seeing their hopes of be loss to Ole Miss and Vandy ain't ,.. State 24, Syracuse 7; 14, Northwestern Louisiana 7; coming the first team ever to so dandy Georgia LSU's Cholly Mac faces his Alabama 24-14. ... 35-17. 13, Colgate 9; Yale 27, ColumbIa Southwestern Louisiana 27, alma mate' win three consecutive national LSU 23-19. Harvard at Dartmouth: Both 7. Furman 19; Tulane 17, Army college football championships ME W/tI'N/Mg 14; Virginia Tech n, VirgInL 7; go down the drain. died" East Carolina 35, VMI 7. Kansas may have been lookWAC'D1y7,qACTØ -: MIdwest—Nebraska 2$, K.. ing ahead last weekend when (-q lAD EXPIRgp Ricky sas State Q; BaUStatelP,Ak,iiji the previously unbeaten Jay. I/I 6sPrgmggg, Of 13; Bowling Green 2$, Kent gp mi 5rnis. hawks stumbled against Okla. (fMAiWED 7711 State 21; Central Michigan 22, AT/-I, IN /9o5 State. horns icn' qAgo LOS ANGELES (AP) frightening," Trojans Coach Troja ' 23-14 Indiana State 11; Tulsa 23, Cm- : Sounds like trouble for Ricky Bell runs like an out ns victory over the Marinaro'sslngle-season mark. cinnati m's ggcg,,, Joho Rn 17; Iowa 24, IndIana 10; ,41 m's 'iRGT Oklahoma 17-14. d,"Itookbi Cougars. The performance But the Trojan senior already Min ac# or J control locomotive, bulling over out of the nesota 24, MIchigan State: 'by 4 0 , Last week's score was 46 linem en and leaving defensive Purdue game when earned him National College has gained l,(I7 yards In five we found out his shoulder 17; Illinois State 16, Northern R 1,497 W right Including the Miss' 21- backs strewn In his wake. But been Z Rack of the Week honor, from games this fall and needs to ay. Illinois knocked out of 7/RE AT 1-3 9; Cub U. 35, Miami, 0.. l7upst of Georgia on the nose like a its socket. 11 A ss ociat ed Press. ll power ninne when he He Jammed erage just 145 yards per game 10; Colorado 21, Okla IN /909 ThEY it heck In with the homa 19 wrong Robinson, who a1ts to a bit the rest of the way to to p Mark State 20; Illinois 19, Purdue 17; NOW MAIL 4S Xb29. and three ties for a deals out physical punishment other hand and said, 'Why did of hero-worship Bell's case, naro's record. .101 percentage, For the season, to defensive players, he's also you take me out?' Arkansas State 26, Southern fl-f it's 228-96-$—.713. said after the triumph over the .B.I' sM hØ! gets excltcd dl-"- linots punishing himself , vestem MIchigan 23,; "tmi, Fla. at ['itt. "IJepwilthersfikpno Cougars, "His rushing total ing- nesanddoesn'tc-jan IjToledo8.16; Wichita State 22, ; I .. thersair lnti- ug, No.1 quar- University It seems, though, that the one I've seen," Robinson conspeaks for itself. As far as I'm lice how many times he carries Drake of Southern Callforterback Robert Haygood went nia's tinned. "You latch all those concerned, he is the best foot- the ball. 6-foot-2, 218-pound tall- defensive players patting each ball player of all time." Southwest—Tew MM 20, down for the season hi the sec. back has *41 "You get caught up in the a great capacity for Baylor 15; North Texas State ' other on the back and shouting, ond game. Backup Matt CayA statIstician's error late in game when you're playing and 2$, West Texas State the Pounding that goes 'We're gonna stop , 16. anaugh s uffered a hairline along with Ricky Bell.' the game Saturday night in don't realize things like th P ; at," Far West—Air Force 15J ankle fracture last weekend 35-plus t carrying the football Then you watch on the next Seattle may have cost Bell the he remarked, "I don't mind Colorado State im es a game. By The Associated Press play, and their heads slam Into NCAA single-game rushing the defending Cup and Is out for a month or so. 12; BrIgham - Stanley carrying the ball 51 times A flni U,,p.1.....J.. ij..i_ _tj---"He's so damn trnv,h U'- u* -. xoung i, ouuiern Mississippi grounu. tie runs right over record. The statistics Indicated O.J. vnamon Montre l Canadians Ifl eaves the job in the hands Simpson said, I have no titem." In the National Hockey League handed the Detroit Red wings of Tom Yewcic, a non14; Fresno State 23, Cal Poly- I Bell had topped Eric Allen's plans to Join a union." Is So would you if you had their first loss of the season San Lids Obispo 15; Hawaii l7, scholarship senior. LastSaturdayagainst w NCAA mark of 350 yards, so Bell, who also won on' Back 01 Portland State 16; Idaho 29 Just scored five goals In one In the World Hockey ,1 Michigan at Northwestern: ington State, Bell's durability Bell didn't carry the lad few the Week honors once last s- Weber State 22; California 37, l game. got an acid test, as the quarter- plays of the contest. As it w atlon, the Quebec Nordiques There were some things Be as, son, this week edged running Oregon State 17; San Diego; The 18-year-old Murdoch, a scored a come-from-behind 6.4 Schembechler didn't like about back called his number 51 Bell joined Ron Johnson at No 2 back James McDougald of State 30, Pacific 14; San Jose : times, rookie right wing With the New victory over the San Diego the Wolverines' 42-10 rout of on the one-game rushing list. Wake Forest and q uarterbac Bell responded by grinding ks State 20, Long Beach State 17; York Rangers, beat Minnesota Mariners and the RirmInaJiaj Michigan State. Bet they don't Bell is literally making a Terry McFarland of McNeese Fullerton State jlt ender Gary Smith five Bulls topped the Calgary out 347 yar ds h equaling t 17, Santa Clara e runaway out of do th those t hi ains ngs ag (. t winless e college State, Rodney Allison of Texas es Tuesday night to high- boys 6-t second-best performance ever rushing race this season, j,a Washington 23, Stanford 20; : Northwestern Michigan 494. Tech, Tommy Kramer of Rice, Arizona light the Rangers' 10-4 romp of by a college runner Islanders 7, flames 0 stuten, Texas-El Paso and Washington State at UCLA: season he gained 1,875 yards, Tim OXFORD, Miss. (AP) MIs- sco Ellis of Mississippi and the North Stars. He set a team 17; Utah 24, Utah State ring two to uc hdowns in the f alling J ust six short of Ed Islanders' goaltender Glenn "I think every game from here sissippi coaches find Marc Coimins of Wyoming. defensive record with the five-goal spree Reach got some help from Wyoming 22, New Mexico lS; on out is going lobe a dogfight," tackle Mike Pittman consistent, and tied the NHL mark for friend, "Gary Goalpost," says Terry Donahue, coach of talented and aggressive. The goals in a game by a rookie, picking up his second shutout fourth-ranked UCLA. Georgia offense found him which was established by How- and third win of th 1. e season Washington State gave South- nothing short of a 225-pound Ic Meeker In 1947, "The two toughest saves em Cal all it could handle last terror. "I had a couple of four-goal tonight were made by 'Gary weekend and could catch the Pittman, whose size ranks games juniors," said ?.lur- Goalpost," said Reach. "I am Bruins on a downer between him as a lightweight In the '.. . who scored 88 goals with surprised by the two shutout.,, i Stanford and California, but 111 world of beefy defensive lineJunior club at Medicine Hat guess I shouldn't be when you UCLA 34-14. man, made 12 tackles and aslast year and has eight In three have the posts to help out," Wake Forest at Maryland: sisted on seven others in MIS.. NHL games. "But never five. I Also helping out was Bob The feeling persists that this Is sissippi's 21-17 upset of Georgia hope the NHL stays this much Nystrom, who scored twice, going to be closer than it should last Saturday when he spent fun." cluding the first of a ho Maryland 20-17. much of the afternoon In the In otherNHLgames, record Iowa State at Missouri: If Bulldog backfield, sacking the York Wanders registered theIr second span in the ' peel, you've $2piLllio to spare give quarterback three times and second shutout In three game., od. Ed Westfall and Jean Potvin I t to Iowa State and they'll forcing a fumble th ____________ 0 ; at led to a this season with a 7-0 triumph completed the record Sp, name their stadium after you. key Rebel touchdown Ti res th In e over the Atlanta Flames and Canadians 4, aeti Wings Just thought you'd like to know victory over the Bulldogs, / Guy Lafleur started an on. Missouri 28-20. undefeated and ranked fourth ' slaught against Detroit goaltenOhio State at Wisconsin : The before the game. , der Ed Glacomim at 7:03 of BIG Badgers have scored at least 16 The performance earned second period to tie the game at pOintS against everyone and Pittman The Associated Press / / / . I • / 1-1 and the Canadians added V against Michigan. They're National Lineman of the Week another three goals in ti'e pd-i- also out for revenge after last honor. He e arlier was named / cxl. year's 56-0 mauling by the the Southeastern / Lineman of / Nordlques 1, Mariners 4 Bucks. Flushed with last week's the Week. The Nordlques' picked apart 'jijh I / /' I San Diego rs riot & i Bob Fitchner scored the winner £ . . for Quebec after Chris Bor. S E __' . S ' deleau tallied twice. Real Clouti added a goal and three as2600 Orlando Dr. er A; . slsts for the Nordiques. I ' (Hwy. 17-92) Bulls 4, Cowboys 2 ______ Birmingham's victory over Scat Trac 60. Features 2 ply polyester cord body. 2 fi calgary was sparked by a glass belts, raised white letters, In the wide 60 series three-goal first period, with 'I ____ profile, No trade-in required. - *4V1Mf - CALM BEFORE STORM: Seminole High field quiet now, bid silence won't last through Friday night ,,, ,, CYYO(/tJG\ - THE Game Of The Year On Friday ' iaht /)i: N S . 11 (ain es - vi lie By JIM HAYNES Herald Spoils Editor • • A 195-pound running back named Carl Warren figures to keep the No. 6 ranked 'Canes undefeated and rowing toward a state playoff berth. The running game is mostly straight-ahead stuff, but Warren has breakaway speed. Ask Woody Hayes how good he is. Gainesville, 4-0, defeated DeLand by a 210 count In the second game of the season. Seminole stumiwd DLnnd hv .2n twn wfrc --- No matter how one slices Friday night's '.high school football game between Gainesville and Seminole, it still comes out the same. It's for all the apples In the orchard. This Is the roll of the dice that counts. Conf -ence and district championship... pride au prestige the jeward for hours of practice. But mostly, it Is the shot at the state playoffs which separates this game from normal "rivalry" aspect of a crucial game. "We know the winner of this game goes to the playoffs."says Gainesville backfield coach Dvld Tanner, "We are a about having to play down there (Sanford). The loser sits home for another year." Last year it was DeLand which deprived both Sesninole and Gainesville of a state playoff ierth. ago and now stands 5-0. The game has several interesting aspects namely that both teams rely strongly on defense and have something of a one-man gang offensively. Gainesville has given five touehdowns, Seminole four. Gainesville has Carl Warren, Seminole has Tim Raines. And both Gainesville and Seminole have superb defenses. - - -.. Who's favored? "I don't think there's any question that Gainesville is the favorite In the game," says ueLancl head coach Jim Bohi, who has had first-hand dealings with both teams. "But I'm sure not going to say who's going to win, because I think it will be decided by a break., a mistake," The teams offer a contrast of offensive names. Gainesville goes with the power, The seminoles counter with Tim Raines, Mr. Everything, who is the key in a wide. open go-for-broke offense. The game represents everything for the Sanford team a shot at an undefeated season, state playoffs and a state ranking. Seminole ... _ __ ) - with quarterback Kyle Knight hooking up with speedy split end Joe Burke. On the line, tackles Brandon Smith (230) and Jim Goachee (195) are the keys. As for the Raines-Warren matchup; they are contrasting runners. Raines, a lightweight at 161 pounds, is an open-field threat, the treakaway type. W'm is 195 pounds, and - Seminole, on the other hand, gives a lot of rat1on, ani"as more offensivc variations. By the same token, extra handoffs and more frequent pitchouts also Increase the chances of mistakes. And mistakes usually prove costly against Gainesville. Gainesville has a sound passing game, itiso Bell Back Week - ... - ( Wednesday, Oct. 13,irn - - • • - -- - Murdocl, Séores Five 'Is. Stars season" Warren, called "the best back we have faced this (Raines was No, 2) by BohI, gets phone calls regularly from Big Ten coaches. The other day it was Ohio State's Woody Hayes on the line, In person. Gainesville coach Wesley Dicks, in his third year as head coach, is defensive minded. He requires the team to live by a defensive code, but this year he has enough offensive personel to feel he has a good shot at the state championship. The Hurricanes are ranked No. 6 in weekly prep poll. Seminole is unranked, but received strong backing in the second 10, SPORTS 1OA—Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, FL versity ... - . • 47\ • - three-yards and a cloud of diet game. Warren off right tackle ..Warren off left tackle. And for a change, fullback off tackle. The Hurricanes will throw in a few trap plays, but basically stick to the straight-ahead 'wer game, ____ - in a- ' OleM IS S Pittman Linem an tim, ... - - - - The Animal In Phillips JCPenney in Emerges, But Perez W e ... days ByLOWSSAPSIS Correspondent again, with both fighters bent witnessed by the smallest The final knockdown came on the other's destruction, crowd of the year, as ap. after just 1:53 had elapsed In After a few seconds of parently most of the local the fight. Sanford's Taco Perez found frenzied mayhem they once boxing fans stayed borne' to In other action: undefeated out the hard way why they call again got Into a clinch. Th is watch the Yankees-Royals Milton Owens won his sixth Roger Phillips "The Animal." time it was Perez who decided baseball game on TV. fight by edging out game It's not that Perez lost his that rules were made to ho Those that did come out were Johnny Evans in a six round scheduled 10-round main event broken by bringing up his knee not treated to much of an tin- middleweight matchup; Friday night with the New into the groin area of Phillips. dercard, as it was a series of Franke Santore was much too England fighter. In fact, he was This action brought a similar last minute substitutes against much for inept Teddy Shaw and declared the winner after just foul from Phillips and both men a series of l ast minute sub- stopped him in the first round. 25 seconds into the third stanza began to grapple instead of stitutes. The amateur card also sufat the Orlando Sports Stadium. fight. Once again Blake rushed Gene Wells, substituting for It was what he had to go in to break them up and Johnny Boudreaux (hurt fered from a fighter not showing up as Jerome Williams through to win, grabbed Phillips from behind, shoulder), overwhelmed failed to put in a scheduled Phillips came out strong for He spun The Animal off balance Milwaukee's Don Lutz, who wu appearance against Henry the first round and hurt Perez causing him to crash Into the substituting for D.C. Walker Harris. with wicked lefts and rights turn buc kles in the far corner. ( missed plane) who was subIn the two amateur fights that that drove the local junior That was all for Phillips. He stituting for Joe Maye did take place. Lake Howell's middleweight back Into the got up, walked back to his (replaced when heavyweight James Salerno and John ropes corner, told the referee w here Boudreaux became "Hurricane" Hayden were But, by the end of the round, to go, climbed through the unavailable;, most impressive. Perez was giving more than he ropes, went back to his dressing From the opening bell, Wells Salerno avenged an earlier was taking. And he was also room, got dressed and went banged an assortment of hard defeat by out classing Calvin roughing Phi llips up on the home. lefts and rights off of Lutz's Motley, while Hayden held the Inside with clubbing blows to The final decision was Perez jaw, until he dropped the Georgia Golden Gloves the side and back of the head. by disqualification, middleweight veteran three champion, Roosevelt Ostell to Round two was more of the The strange contest was times In the first stanza. an exciting draw. ". Herald \... ,, 1 1 /tL " • . • - " ,• ' - - ' / / I. . I / ' - - fl -. - Perez, left, fights off PhilUps' barrage same, a rough mauling brawl men won the inside :weuj This Brand Of Lightning S I Sp ell s I fl C y V'*ictory . • WEEK .....$f.!CLAL_... 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Police unsuccessfully searched the downtown crowd — estimated at 10,()0 — for a boy who was believed to have shot the two. ,,..i,,,,,r, v Tangle Tonight Crooms and Lake Howell square off tonight In a freshman high school football game at the latter's field starting at 7:30. Both teams are 1-1. 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John McLaughlin said the shooting incident grew out of a number of "bumping incidents." and shot another boy in the stomach, then ran. The shooting victim's companion gave chase and was slot in the mouth," sad McLaughlin. _________ _____ + led tax Tire size Price _____ G60-14 46.00 ____ Matinees 12 noon on Monday, u- ber .• Tire size Price + fed tax _i2.00 --i66 PLAZA ' Scat Trac 6O and 7O fjr. _____ ___ _____ _________ ________ ________ Reg. ' - .p.',_, i-i .,. -,., • second shooting VICtIm was -• _____ L (Continued from Page IOA) Each Installed 'I ite I ette Ph. 321-0920 I' - raised • Tire Wheel ervi La - - Ir Then it happened. Phillips landed a hard left hookwhllePerezwas breaking from a clinch. Referee, Jack Blake warned the New England fighter but when they came In close again, Phillips repeated CINCINNATI (AP) The Underwood, chewing babble Bobby Tolan's glove and ConReed sat on the floor in an the same foul. Qnclniiati Redo are like bottled gum nervously, walked Cesar cepclon streaked home. office by the clubhouse for at lightning. You never know Geronimo on four pitches. This time, Blake stopped the A single, a walk, a sacrifice, a least a half-hour after the fight and took away one point where or when they'll strike. "I let them sacrifice the rim- walk and an Infield topper, and game. He was distraught. Manager Sparky Anderson's ner without an out," Under. from Phillips. To this, Roger the Phillies were dead. " There is no way you blame began Redo looked like a beaten team wood said after the game. cursing the referee. Despite his disappointment, anybody on this club but me for in the ninth hvilng of Tuesday's Blake ignored Phillips ' Pinch-hitter Ed Arrnbrider Bows, paid tribute to the Reds that loss," said the 6-foot-6 for- remarks third game In the best-of-five sacrificed the and once again waved mnnerstoecoM and predicted they'd blow out mer pro basketball "I the two battlers back Into acNational League playoff game and third, and Pete Rose was the American League chain- made two mistakes,player. and there lion. against the Philadelphia intentionally walked. Ken Grit- plons In the World Series start- was no excuse In the world for ft was at this juncture that Ptuuies. fey, who lost the league batting tog Saturday in Cincinnati. them. I hung a slider to Foster Phillips really threw away the The Phillies led 6.4, and had title on the final day of the sea"There was no luck in- and threw Bench a high fast. rule book and began to use ace reliever Ron Reed out there son, stepped to the plate. valved," said Bows. "They had ball." every dirty trick ever used in to assure their first victory in Referee breaks up wrestling match, aide comes to aid "Be patient, just get the hell more experience. They took adFoster, who went to the plate the ring, and some he made up the series and stave off you want to hit," Anderson told vantage of every mistake we in a l4or-l1 slump, said his eyes as he went along. elimination. It certainly ap- Griffey. I I made. There was no excuse. We lit up when he saw the pitch In Blake tried to retain control, peared that the Redo' fourth Griffey, who probably beats just got beat. They simply don't the middle of the plate. but it just wasn't to be. National League pennant out more infield hits than any quit. I feel sorry for whoever i "1 had made up my mind to Finally the bell sounded, clinching in six years would other National League player, plays them in the Series. I don't wait for a good pitch," said ending the second session, but hive to wait at least one more topped a ball towa rd first. Con- think there is a team over there F oster, who hit 29 home runs in as the two men began to wal day. cepcion broke for home. The tAmerican League) who can the regular season. He got It. back to their corners, one saidk • ea But as Phillies' shortstop hell ticked off first baseman compete with them." Bench, whose .234 batting av- something the other one didn't Larry Bows would say liter, erage was the lowest In his do- like and they tore into each the Reds never quit. First they NEW YORK (AP, This is the Yankees in the playoffs. comeback that wiped out a 3-0 ned 10-year career, said that other with renewed fury. bombed Reed for consecutive the tale of two third basemen. Graig Nettles plays the posi- deficit and beat the Royals In : alter Foster's homer had rehomers by George Foster and Perez' trainer, Dominick George Brett plays the posi- lion for the Yankees. He ba tted the pivotal third game. duced the Mies' lead to 6.6. Polo, along with Blake, grabbed tion for the Kansas Johnny Bench . Then they Wed City Royals. .254 during the regular season "The ball was catctiable,' "I knew I was on the block. I Phillips the Ptüllies for the winning run around the head and Whenhemadetwoerrorslnthe butledtheAmericanieagtjejn said Kansas City Manager wanted to hit one out more than slammed him into the ropes. first game of the American home runs with ml 71 pennant clincher, half as Whitey Herzog. anything." Finally, both men went back to League playoff seri.i against many as the entire Itoyals' Reed left after those two CINCINNATI (API A CmIn.dead, thete was di.crder club Griffey said of his game-win- their respect ive st ools to await the New York nucking homers sent a Cincin- cinnati city council member and violence. Two persons Definitely Yankees, he had collected. And during the playcatchable, rung chopper: "As soon as I saw the third round, nati crowd of 55,407 into a fren- lamented that there probably shot, one was stabbed, w*e vacuum agreed Brett. a straight-forward answer, This oils, he's year, I been a virtual four it hit off his glove, I knew It was That session almost got ,-% - Gene Garber came in and should have been an organized were injured and "I never said have made some of I was good cleaner those plays at third base, as well as at least 70 over. This is better than any started early when both men fielder," he said. "I'm a good mntributing a vital R131-single and misosed some of them." ,t e up a thigle to Dave Con- program at the city's Fountain were arrested in the hours ,I I.; ~ fol- batting championship," added walkerl to the center of the ring, hitter." cpclon. Phillies' Manager Square Plaza to celebçate the lowing the Reds' 7.6 in New York's 5-3 third-game playoff win the outfielder who has been bere the bell, and nearly got lie missed this one and a mo. That can be confirmed by Ls victory Tuesday night. [)~inny Oz.-rk lifted Garber and Cincinnati Reds' National over the Philadefiva Phillies- dubbed the infield hacker for ment later, Chris Chambliss into it again. - ent in 22-year-old Tommy League Pennant victory on .333 average, highest in the Mid this 13 the tale of his ability to beat a double walloped a two-run homer that out slow When the 1•ridrro1 bell did sound, it American League this season, by Lou Pinlella a ball iuesdiy that got put Yankees back in the totinut-d on I'ag, ii,t IrLir ball started the brawl all over undsixhitsin lOswingsagain., past Brett and startetla Yankee ;s ame . --- '-- - R Celebration 2 Shot, vvith ________ __ Pl _______ ___________ ____ - •• - seag'd - ' ... ,. Save on heavy duty mufflers. Sale 13.99 prices effective thru Sun.. Oct. 17, Reg. 15.99. JCPenney heavy duty muffler. 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Well, Since You Asked. .. _____ ____ with C. yes III I waits for family Thanksgiving dlnnersorawlstznaspartjesto exercise her talents over oven After enjoying the hospitality and stove. in the William (Bill) Kirk Sr. In Sanford, every ad- pass along the family recipes of of the culinary art has several favoritles to Ms wife, one last comment for Mrs. Jerri Nancy when they were first "I've got to have your mare including ci homely recipe for that!" treats as Barbecue Sauce, Whether It be a tasty and Thousand Island Musing and mold Sour Cream Pound Cake Turkey Dressing. Jerri's recipe At a tea, zesty Cocktail for turkey dressing was tauglut Sausages fora buffet or elegant to her by her mother, the first Champagne Glazed Ham from time Bill boss came to dinner! a formal dinoer, guests who Son Scott maintains that t*iave savored Jerri's cooking Mom's vegetable soup Is the -. are always eager to learn her greatest, and she makes pretty secrets. fine granola, too. "I've always enjoyed When Jerri's friend and cooking," says Join - and that neighbor, Liz Paiducci Helfrich of coarse Is the key to 'her comestodInner_"Iquaj success In the kitchen. She also my shoes," says Jerni, has the imagination and "because Liz Is a sensatjonaj determination to work at a gourmet cook." favorite recipe mdli she has It Mrs. Heifrich's supper perfected. Like her famous request Is simple, however. pound cakes. "She always says, 'Make ____ 1 Womes'iEdfte P (43) 10540. ib *UUM twice as much ywhige (2,W) as he gained v1'- The ex. 'te do 64 oancntheseeo,idrvand, Ni Us wide riceiver. AM lade orgoolation they 9111 Oak that's where Us future K bit during the Exhibition Hi he showed such bsfl4uggthg ability they pat Mm In the PEOPLE TRUST ECKERDS Ody If he guon out of his way to abase the kicker, which Is WE Incidental to the rash, Its irf&1l, 0.L FOR . PAIN 11Y... I.RII . TIMEXWATCHES I', MINSANDLADIES ---. __ / - QUAIITY ESCRIPTPION SERVICE AT airtight container. Makes five seasoned with salt, pepper, dozen. parsley, onion, celeryleaves d COCITAIL5AIj5AG and sage until tender. Saute 2 2 lb.. hot sausage relied lots cups diced celery, 1 cup H e email cocktail balls, dloppedonionin¼cup butter . 2 recipes Barbecue Sauce (see and ¼ cup bacon drippings. Set : below). asidetocool. MIx%toone large box crashed salthiez, 211& 1Y . By ABIGAIL VAN BUM -, Fry sausage slowly until beaten eggs, ¼ cup melted . done. Drain sausage butter and 2 T sage. DEAR ABBY: I hope you thoroughly. Add Barbecue Add sauted onion-celery print this so a certain guy will print .. Sauce and heat. Serve In mixture and about 2 cups dock see It and realize a few things. : chafing dish, from giblets. Stuff 11 lb. turkey. I have this buddy who's going BARBECUE SAUCE THOUSAND ISLAND steady with this super chick. caSa DREING But he treats her like dirt. He's t mustard 3 cups maymoalse been going out on her with his 1 T brown sugar cup catsup ex-girifriend, for example. 2 T fern. or lime one-thIrd cup mustard I think a lot of this chick and children. Each geuratl.a juice ¼ cup Worcesterihire would love to take her out uheald gives little IN bridging % t salt Sauce myself but not while she's going the old sad the a,, Was sad 1 T Woreestershire Sauce I T lime or lemon with my buddy. Abby, If he value.. tcu pow Juice : . loves her 'the u much ashe uyn, DEAR ABBY: You an4j a little o gain or 1 T salt whyd r tlme eye to eye when It comes to garlic juice Blend In blender Just with with her? (She really loves the visiting the sick. I've put these 2 T butter or ofi well mixed. Pow Into Jar guy and Is being hurt by all thoughts Into ten corn. (II used on chicke.) refrigerate. Good on green mag which might be Brush on ribs, steak, pork tossed salad, vegetable salad or Sooner or later, someone else helpful to your readers: chops or chicken, or use with slaw. Jerri's father, Donald Hamburger Gravy," said IsgoIntocane along and 's I. Always call first. Cocktail sausages. Cathels, Miami, Is now a grand Jerri. CHAMPAGNE GLAZED IL$J5 going to leave. It'll be too late 2. Never come early. And if $years4 age NAAN BREAD "and he's On a recent trip to Hawaii, titn s.' !or id 1 me both. What can I you're going to be latc, cfl and I lb hk never wcl.ed a pound too Jerri and Bill Kirk enjoyed far do to help act? 1 ask if' convenient to come . ltynri much, even =ugh he's never more ezotc cuisine than " wbek CONCERNED later. 11 baking potder eaten a meal without a sweet to dowuhorne hamburger gravy. up brown DEAR CONCERNED: Tell 3. Keep your conversation I egg follow," commented his The highlight, says Jerri, was ee (Use more if your buddy whir. happening, cheerful. Never bring bad news h ded) l4 cups water daughter. to dine at one of Honolulu's . ". cup champagne Lay It on the Ha.. If be does'S or talk about sickness and l I salt Running out of birthday and most elegant restaurants, "The 34 cup PlatappIle juice get the message, It will beep. death. Mix dry Ingredients in bowl day gi ft ideas, Jerri decided Third floor" at the exclusive (hoiI Bake ham according to season is chicks, buddy or no 4. Don't tell long-winded to cater to her father's sweet Hawaiian Regent HoteL and a wellusing In center. Add packer's directions. One hour buddy. stories about People the person watermake gradually, as much tooth by hiking him his favorite Outstanding of all the Jerri Kirk with a seJect1 beforeremove ham Is DEAR ABBY: You recently doesn't know. thoroughly of seasonal treats: anise as needed to form a firm dough. cooked, from dessert pound cake, fabulous fare was the Indian cookies, broiled fixed the Idea of college son oven. 5. Don't ask for details about grapefruit dough and almond pound cake When "After weeks of baking, I Nasa Bread served with the 'deans' side of aaway skin leaving thin layer of bringing borne a girl he's living the person's lines. bowl, it Is ready. Knead dough finally mastered thorn," she before-dinner cocktails. Jerni 6. If the person appears tired, little on floured board until It is fat. Score in diamond shapes. with on campus, and sharing a smiled. Now she packages up a asked for the recipe, and ha, thoroughly. Add eggs one at a sheets. In large bowl, with somewhat elastic. Pinch off Brush with unbeaten egg. Pat bedroom with her under the make an excise and leave pound cake every mon14 or so tried to duplicate it but with time. Add soda to flour. Add electric mixer at medium pieces about the size of a golf with brown sugar and stud with parental roof. You said the girl early. for shipment to Miami -lemon only moderate success. "It's alternately flour and sour speed, beat eggs with fluffy. cloves. Bake ham for one more would bea guest and should live 7. Don't bring small children. ball and place them on a Is her father's favorite flavor, still good," she says, "but I cream to hour 300 350 degrees, basting by the rules for such. creamed mixture. Gradually beat in sugar. tered pan to red. Cover S. Don't smoke. ,but he also enjoys almond, guess you need the real clay Add lemon extract. Parents who would Impose 9. Don't make promises you Continue beating 20 minutes damp cloth and let sit at unith frequently with mixture of -'-black walnut, chocolate and charcoal-heated oven to get It Bake In tube pan lined with longer. At low speed, beat In minutes to one hour. Then leastth30 champagne and pineapple, such conditions are kidding no can't keep. e coconid.Many ofJerrI'sfri as good as the original." waxed paper then greased and flour, baking powder and salt; dough can be refrigerated. one but themselves. My mIddle10. Don't day and expect to HAMBURGERGRAVY naintain, however, that her floured at 300 degrees for 1½ beat one minute. Add anise and upper-middle-class efriends be served a meal. To cook, pat dough balls Into 1 lb. lean ground heel Sour Cream Pound Cake SOUR CREAM hours. Should have nice brown extract; beat Just until blended. thin circles about six inches In 2 T butter whoare parents would disagree HELPFUL .featured below is her ';"I uriLup. with you on inc oearoom issue. Drop by Ieaspoonszul, a half. diameter ( they should look like 2 T flour DEAR HELPFUL: Your masterpiece. -1 cup butter ANFSPLAVZCHEN Pursue that policy, and the commandments are indeed Inch apart, on prepared cookie tortillas when ready). Place on I t salt When her two ions were still 3 cups sugar grown kids won't come home at helpful to pstleats recuperating (Anise Cookies) sheets. Swirl each to make a sheet pan and bake In ¼ S pepper borne William Jr. (Bud) and I eggs 3 eggs at room temperature all. round cookie. Let stand over- preheated 450 degree oven with 2 cups water at home. The biggest favor you SCOtt - Jerrlhadeveryreason ¼ Isoda 1 cup plus tTsugar night, uncovered. I know ofsolne parents who can do hospital patients is to it puffs and becomes slightly to cook up her full range of 3 cups sifted flour Brown ground beef th butter "disowned" adult children who send them cardo. They need 1% cups unsifted flour Preheat oven to 325 degrees. brown. Smear with butter; and seasoned flour, stirring live with lovers. The parents restspedalthes. But now that they ½ p1. sour cream t baking powder not company. Bake cookies about 10 min utes serve, well until blended. Gradually have flown the nest, and 2 t lemon extract, or t salt wound u alone and or until smooth and firm when bitter, TURKEY DRFSING add water. Serve over hot especially as her husband Bill vanilla or almond 14 liaIse extract pressed with fingertips. Cook turkey giblets (neck mashed potatoessprjnkjedwltb eating their hearts out over a steak-and-potatoes man, Jerri Cream butter and sugar Grease and flour 3 cookie their estranged children. Cool on wire rack. Store In too) in 1½ quarts water chopped parsley. In their hearts, parents would Iverye u.s. rdiem. WhaVs prefer company of their yelnO For a personal reply. wilts P. children -lovers and all _ to ABBY: Box Me. iff". LA., Calif. 505$. Inch,. stamped, sill. cold, righteous loneliness. Lyles er.ti.d snvVI.pe. PIGS". the MOST PEOPLE DEAR MOST: Sorry, but I Seminole County teenagers River and VoliLila counties, and is on atstake.Shelsalreadythe ChazmaIneHa,uiar and Do -; has served on the 4-H Youth ontheDistrjctl2Coundllandis d 't think parents should be • recipient of scholarships from currently president of the Teen asatu to turn themselves Inside Lyles are this year's recipients Advisory Committee. out culturally or morally to the of the 4-H 'I Dare You' award, Elder Springs Leaders Club. Project areas of this talented Homemakers' Club and presented annually to the two teen have Included public Clothing has been Miss Lyles' accept the lifestyles of their ::; We Kiwanis Club. most outstanding 4-Hers who speaking, citizenship, quick chief project, and among her Charmalne Is active In school achievements are the most have demonstrated qualities of breads, conservation, home and church activities. This year original' award at the State 4-H leadership and excellence of Improvement, horticulture, she joined FFA at Seminole Congress In 1975, and third character and personal recreation and teen leadership. anos-Organs HlghSchoolwhereshe is on an place prize in the record book development. She has taken special Interest Ball's Pianos &Organs agritrack schedule. The girls received the awards projects In cake decorating and Air Conditioning System contest this year. ______________ Donna Lyles, 17, Is a Bishop Saturday night at the 4-H marine biology, and has conOther projects have Included 322.2233 ,NG INC Moore student who Is entering health, food and nutrition, Achievement Banquet hi the ducted a modeling club. IDW Sanford Ave )22 6s62 her sixth year Sanford Civic Center. In 4-H. She has electricity and recreation and Miss Hannar has a long list of -. . . served as chairman at a variety she has Fifteen-year-old Miss Hannar awards to her credit, Including won medals for .., . .. •••• .1 a i • u is of functions Including the Teen citizenship and leadership, as Is entering her sixth year In 4-H three citizenship medals, two -. Service Club yard sale, Share- well as six scholarships. The where she has served as teen for achievement, two for Trick Is To Treat Her leader for the Busy Bees 4-H leadership and county medals the-Fun refreshment and prize Donna Is active in her church committees, Halloween and has found time to sing for Club for two years and teen for quick breads, horticulture, '\ Fall 4 leader for the Sanford Mighty Share-the-Fun and public 'spookhouse' and Christmas shut-ins and participate In a parade, as well as cake and egg walkathon, skateathon and Clovers for one year. speaking. Pick her favorites _____________________ decorating She was secretary of the Busy workshops. As winner of the State public other community activities. from our colorful • She has assisted In training 4Bees for two years, for the Teen speaker record book contest, FLORIOP.' collection H officers, judging demonServlceClubfortwoyears,and she received a$SO savings bond, stratlons, training girls to oneyearfortheCounlyCoun. andatrophywasherprfjein - model, assisted leaders In craft Charmalne Is a past president the State Share-the-Fun con"One of Central Florida's ________________ ___ projects and helping 4-H of the Teen Service Club and is test. Leading Florists', SUNSHINE STATE,,, J , members select projects . currently president of the Miss Hannar's record book toruia was camp counselor for GOVERNOR'S Seminole County 4-H Council. has been forwarded to the Flower She Is also vice chairman for regional finals, and hopefully Louise Gill, center, congratulates "I Dare You" three years and has attended HIGHWAY ' 205 E COMMERCIAL PH.322-1122 District 12, which includes will win to go on to national award winners Donna Lyles and Charmalne ilannar leadership training workshops. COMMISSION She was County Council Seminole, Brevard. Indian finals wh where a 5500 nt'hnljirnhin ere - - v----r delegate for two years, served S Too Stick _ C hi c k wi t h Hip s Door PR * j ___ . __ - . -- - ". 14 Q. Why have.. many ddhw "mea vhs were tsp picks In the dralt In rP I yewe turuod od S. be fleps? I'm 111.5Mg sMat polde likeWalt Pat', Dave Bob, Manisa While, Jab, Nalmak ad hire. J I I I oven Lersy Selmis demo'S stirS for Tpe. - LU., Sterling, Cii.. One wise prof essional foothill observer tells roe that teams are so eager for Mg "dad" defensive linemen that they tend to overrate their abifilles coining out of college. In a couple of cases maybe they overpay them, too, Inducing lethargy. Of time you mentioned 501mM dIll looks like he's going to be a great one. And for all the flips, there arealaopeoplelikeioe Greene and Alan Page who lived up to their collegl.ste promise. a Reward Call Is appsreally Ed well accepted by the pk, yet we e.ldMae S. be .abjeeted S. his flamboyant oratory at aUto. frequent '1 .h, Pers.Ily, be krltates me to suck a degree that I aitesatically WE on say .p.rtiog eveat be his anything S.d. with. Fra what l bow and read,Iamasiilsse What Is his secret? - J.E. Stargis, Aaab.ho, Calif. Room Arledge pays his salary. And Roon&thlnks Howard pulls In the listeners, despite some whispers 1ff the past years about disenchantment with Howard's abrasiveness. In fairness to Call, he did pioneer, a new brand of truculent, provocative iportaeadlng which made him a celebrity and caused other ' quest ;W., Could yes pleue tell we U pa mold iMde We first haze a atW yaw the ball?`7M U is, who be the pest five yan have dOse It? - Dessais Gedl, O.kI.4 CaIIL There's no rule against sliding Into first base. The flamOoyant Pepper Martin used to do ft. But there's no percentage In the ploy either became it actually slows you up - you're much better off crossing the bag at a full spring. Slides are only to avoid tags. I don't know anyone who's taken the trouble to slide Into first In recent years. Q. Who Is the tallest man In the National Foothill League? - - . - - C ¶ _.. -- -.- .. . - sportstñdodeflwhei'd Hanf,ar, I Rece4vé4-H. ' 1 D are,.- You;' Awards __ - - . . P.R., Corp. chriOti, Tea. Since Morris Stroud, who Is 5-10, is no longer on any NFL roster, the honor now goes to H Ed (Too Tall) Jones, the defensive end of the Dallas Cowboys. Pi ALL -' 1 - - -.- Smart With Q Whatever happened I. David Vaughn from Oral Roberts of the .14 Vfrglaia Squires alter his altereatlos with police a couple Of years age? - Joseph Baaoø, Anstin, Tea. The big seven-looter has been Invited to training camp by the Atlanta Hawks after playing in a Los Angeles summer league. For background, Vaughn had an emotional breakdown a couple of years ago, pulled out of a Chesapeake, Va., gas station and refused to pay for the gas, was flagged down by the police and acddrit,Jly shot in the stomach (the bullet fortunately passing through his body without touching a vital organ). He was found guilty of two misdemeanors and paid nominal fines. His problems with the law cleared up, he played with the Squires last year. qu the CawaAngeladN'S try to make a No.1 team In one year, they could have a lineup like this: Andy Etcbebazni, C; Jim Spencer, Ib; Sandy Alomar, 25; Jim Fregool, 55; Dave Chalk, SB; Bobby Reals, RF; LeRoy Stsntaa, LF, Rick Berry, CF, and SW Melt.., with a plichiag stall of Tanana, Singer and Mesaersinl&k Do you agree? - Jim McNeil, Anaheim, Call!. I agree that with such a lineup, they dill wouldn't win. I mean, Jim Fregosi (age 34) shortstop? You got to be kidding. Will the NBA schedule have more than 12 gamer for each Scorn became of the ABA c.mlag hits the NBA? - Martin Miller, Oakland, Calf. You're talking, of course, about the regular season schedule. No, the addition of the four ABA teams - New York Nets, San Antonio, Denver and Indiana - doean't affect the length of the season. It does affect the total number of NBA games - there'll be 902 this season for the NBA's fl teams. The slate gets wider I 1 ARRIVE AUVE Alameda, Calif. Exposing him to waivers was a calculated gamble - the Raiders didn't think anyone would claim the defensive end because of his bad knee. And within the organization, frankly, there's a feeling that Tony, who has been a terrific competitor, no lunger had It physically became of his scarred legs. He has played very little the last two years. . Sanford SAFETY --- ----- 'Men Only' At Women's Tea . - I g. ' -. -'. ,-: By DORIS DIErcjj Herald Correspondent So the proxy tea for Katie Myrtle Gradick, Corinne mushroomed into quite a Campbell, Anna Mae Wells, political gathering, as well as a Marie Fitzpatrick, Dora Lee What started out as a delightful social soiree. A Russell, Mary Blair and Peggy women's afternoon tea Thur. steady stream of women called Hattaway. sday, sponsored by the during the appointed hours, and Democratic Women's Club of they did not appear disapSeminole CoufltytohonorKatiepointed that the original Nichols, Democratic candidate honoree failed to show. Was the for Florida Public Service delegation a break for the men Commissioner, resulted In an or for the women? about-face. Assisting hostess Jean Norris Just a few hours before the in the preparation, scheduled tea time, it was refreshments and serving were learned that Mrs. Nichols would be unable to make her ap. Q'O'O'O'O'O'#"#I# 1 O#OOO ,Ow.eO.QO, pearance at the tea site, the "j ;;: .: , . f . .• ' . /- - 5.. . . - - . .. ' . . : - Idyllwilde home of Mr.and ,vuuajji iorris. With a few telephone SOS 5, a - .-..;;, . -. - / USE Lot me help you do your -. -.I.v,,'w ,. JI comfort of your home or office See out collection of unique cosmetic gift items Gift Certificates Available conglommerate of political candidates emerged as emergency guests of honor. They Included the following and only men attending: Joe Knowles, Bob French, John Alexander, Dave Gunter, Bob flattaway and Larry Blair. Abaentee honor guests were JoAnn Saunders, Bill Gunter, Doug Cheshire and Senator John Vogt. Substituting for Bull With the friendly season In full swing, politicians Gunter was his wife, Teresa, appear to cast their votes for four-month-old Laurie and Chris Saunders Blair, held by Jean Norris and admired by Bob represented her mother, French and Bob liattaway, seated. JoAnn. SUEDE 21 - - 4 - With Negative Heel LADIIS' CASUALS $4 97 2 Pairs COSMETICS Boyer CASUALS $097 U OR "Ours Is The Cosmetic That Works And Gets Results I" jg E Qu dna FANTASTIC SAVINGS Ladies' Fashion - way Oct. 21. Q. I thought the bumpead-rea In pro football was IllegaL I AM see dthadlig backs knocking receivers around as they go down the field. Hew come? - Robert F. Rosebarg, Ore. Such a respected wide receiver as Gene Washington says the anti-bump-and-nm edict Is meaningless. A defensive back can still take a shot at the receiver within three yards of the line of saimmage and then bang him around once more as be's going downfield. Only reason it hasn't gotten out of hand is that almost ail teams now play zone defense and bwnp-and-run Is primarily a rnan4o-man defensive Lactlt. Q. How could the Oakland Raiders let Tony Cline go on waivers to the 45cr.? Why didn't they just put him on injured reserve for the senses since be's only 23 years old? - Tim G., Flowers .. - 1 Abby] 's A bicWkId. ___ IodNdf ri4kllshIithShecalledfori- gkI -g thekkhi, ? VVQ%lm ,Od. I3,I7e-I, P ractice Makes Perfect In Ki s-rk Kitchen By JEAN PATroN - $ Shop �___ • WN I SIJIL.. 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And another en tip: ds Add onion and cook mdli ten- for Orange Mocha Mix, a de. one In jar stir together the cof- boiling water. blade vegetable peeler, remove of my sisters oft ad Add tomatoes, lemon juice, lighif ul combination of dr fee, cocos mix and dry milk; Variations: th e peel from each in a contin. ied f spirals of salt, thyme, and pepper; bury the Dried Orange uoussi.Onacockj e 91M orange peel, instant coffee, In- lunon peel to racondituted in the mixture. Cover Add 2 ground cI simmer uncovered for 5 dat cocoa mix and not dr spread the two spi ra ls in 8' flat y frozen orange Juice. tightly. namon to the Orange Mocha minutes. Add cabbage and cock milk solids. To vary this basic Slore at room peratfora Mix. U singl e layer. Dry In a preheated ORANGE MOCHA se as directed. 5 minutes longer. Peel bananas, mix you can make two spiced ¼ cup instant (nit MIX week before using to allow Xege oven for a bout 2 slice and add to skillet; heat. versions of it flavors to blend. Makes about 2 Add ¼ teaspoon ground hours. Cool. Use for Orange freezeifrled coffee cups Mix, cloves to the Orange Mocha Mocha Mix. - - - twi -• An easy sad Isterestheg ___ dish that's Busu ini Sasisge Skillet Dinner Is perfect for last. q*k family spers guests or THE STORE YOU CAiN BELIEVE IN.) Simmer Up Pilaf For _ Family Supper By CWLY B*OWNBTUf4E Free Feed or A _ IS FUN FAMILY DINNER Iamb and Rice Pad Spinach Owls may not be hooting 1 cap finely chapped sits with some of the frosting. Top into glasses and add ice cubes. In a saucepan, mix honey, di we rise) but your guests will be, with 4 ease (17 isaces eaeh) with second bundt cake flat side Garnish with orange faces. To cranberries, sugar, raisins, I tesipses sail Oft, if you give a party for kids vanilla fuming down. Spread the top and sides make orange faces, cut round nuts and spices. Cook over low 2 eggs, well beato and adults together to celebrate Red and yefl.w tied of the cake with remaining pieces of orange skin from top, heat stirring constantly to one of the oldest holidays, All 4 slices Amerkan doese, coloring frosting. With a spatula ridge bottom and sides of orange. prevent sticking. Cook until Hallows Eve. After trick 'n cat into % lack Green leaves the frosting to make It resemble With the Up of a sharp knife cut cranberries are tender about 5 treating, Invite friends to a gay, wIde strip. In a large bowl combine a pumpkin. Roil up some of the eyes, nose and mouth into to 6 minutes. Cool. Spoon oat. Iright and fun filled party to pound cake mix, 4 of the eggs leaves Into a stem shape and orange skin cutting ni* quite afl meal into bowls and top wi th this autumnal event, and 2 cups of the milk. Beat place In center of cake along the way through. Remove the cranberry miiture. Serve with ba large 1dbrown Ct)uCk arvest fresh cranberries with an electric mixer until with green leaves. U you only orange skin leaving the white milk or half-and-half, as mdii brown and crumbly. Drain create a fabulous Great very smooth. Beat In remaining have one bundt cake pan, make undermembrane to show desired, off excess fat. Add onlone and Cranberry . Pumpkin Cake, eggs and milk until very up better ahead of timeand tirough. Floe faces In drinks. garlic and cranberries. Saute delectable, and a super cen smooth. Fold in cranberri es, refrigerate half of mixture. another 5 mInutes. Stir in terplece too! Berry Popcorn orange rind and nuts. Pour Then bake first cake. When CASSEROLE kidney beana tomato sauce, Squares are easy to make, batter into 2 greased and ready, bake second cake. (Ser',e, SPICYCRANBERRY salt and pepper to taste and crunchy tasty treats. Serve fiOwed12 cup bundt cake pans. CRANAPPLE GOBLIN OATMEAL Chill powder. Cool. In a bowl, 1 pounds ground chuck along a bewitchingly tasteful Bake in a preheated slow oven PUNCH (Serves4) 2 large onions, chopped mix rice, 1 teaspoon salt and drink, Cranberry Goblin Punch. (325 degrees) for 1 hour to I (Makes h eap.) ¼ ci, honey 2 cloves garlic, chopped eggs. Use rice mixture to line GREAT CRANBERRY hour and 15 minutes or usd11 4 cups Ocean Spray cran berry. 1 cup Ocean Spray fresh 1 cups Ocean Spray fresh the bottom and sides of a PUMPIUN CAKE cakes test done. Urunold and apple drink or freeen.tresh or f ased 3-quart casserole. gre fr (ServesZStotS) cool on racks. In a bowl mix 4 cups gingerale, chilled cranberries cranberries Spoon in meat mixture. Bake in 4pscbges 117 ounces each) frosting with red and yellow 2 ci,e pineapple juice, ¼ cop sngar 1 can (15% ounces) kidney a preheated moderate oven (350 pound cake mix food coloring until a bright chilled ¼ cup seedless raWs beans, drained degrees) for 40 to 45 minutes or / $ eggs orange color. 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LEE DELUXE I can (14 ounces) artichoke mediism4ine (¼ cup) 1cup converted rim ¼ cup dried currants white-wine vinegar 2 tablespoons mhed celery Minced fresh or dried tops herbs and crushed garlic i teaspoon salt to taste Grated rind of 1 medium Mash or chop the artichokes or crop very fine and with a fork beat in 1¼ CUPS orange Juice 1 teaspoon chicken bouillon the remaining Ingredients Or for a delightfully smooth granules dissolved in spread, turn all the ingredients I cup boiling water Into a French food pr,,,r Trim fat In a 1S4nth , quickly - (using the steel blade) and Process until smooth.crackers, Serveasa brow,, chops; remove and pour spread for small offfat.Addbutteraadoni cucmunt*r$ skillet; cook gently, stirring of- rnatoes. Maklicesorcherryto. es about 1.cip tW,WdllmOfteued.StirIn the remaining Ingredients. COME FOR DE&SERTI Arrange chops on top. &mmer Favorite Cheese Cake covered. until rice and chops Tea orCoffee we tender and liquid is ab FRESH ARMOUR VERIBEST / 00 SAVE'45 SAVE 40c PLUS DEPOSIT .., '. , sorbed - Makes 4 servings with plenty of FAVORITE CHEESE CAKE A Wyncote, Pa., friend generondy gritutm another of her MORNING COFFEE C t Crumb Bars 2 tablespoons butter Coffee 3 double graham crackers, QX CRUMB finely crushed (¼ to Easy snake, easy to serve. be Ni cup bitter or margarine 1¼ powicte cream cheese ~ Clip aI 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla rice. 6 eggs 1 package (12 ounces) vanilla wafers, very finely crushed (about 3¼ CLIPS crumbs) (3¼ ounces) flaked coconut I can 1 cup finely chopped DINNER FOR FOUR Curry Rice Chutney Lamb Peanuts Salad Bowl Oranges Plus Beverage ORANGE PLUS An epicurean dessert. 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Actually, they'll ¼ cup soil butter or enhance many a dish and place margarine it in a new light. ¼ teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons water APPL GRAPE GLAZED FllU TURKEY 3 pounds slightly tart (Stuffing Iota 15 lb. apples turkey) 3 tablespoons butter or 1¼ cups finely chopped margarine pared apple 's cup sugar i cup minced celery , cup sauterne or 1 cup minced onion other whlte'wine 1¼ cups butter or teaspoon cinnamon ¼ margarine (24 sticks) cup grape Jelly 8 cups cubed cornbread In a bowl, mix flour, egg, s cup chopped unblanched butter, salt and water to make a almonds soft dough. Chill for 1 hour. L CU raisins flour ed hands pat dough 2 eggs slightly beaten into an ungreased 11-inch Elan 2 teaspoons or pizza pan until bottom and 1 teaspoon sage, crushed sides are covered. Chill. 1 teaspoon thyme, Peel, halve and core apples. crushed Chop half of th e apples and Melt % cup butter or place into a saucepan with margarine In a large skillet, butter, sugar, wine and cmAdd celery, onion and apple and flIflOfl. Simmer until apples cook until celery istransparent. are tender (about 15-20 Combine with cornbread, minutes ) . Beat until a thick almonds, raisins, eggs, salt, puree is formed. Cool. Spread sage and thyme. Season turkey puree evenly in pastry lined inside and out with salt and pan. Cut remaining apples into ' Arrange sli ces on pepper. pie in circles. Bake in a Tr. Place turkey breast side up preheated moderately hot over degrees F.) for 35 to 40 on rack in shallow roasting pan. Melt remaining ¼ cup butter minutes or until crust is brown and brush over turkey. Place in and apple slices are cooked. OVCfl at 325 degree F. l not Remove from oven and cool on cover. If you have a roast meat a rack. Heat red grape Jelly in a thermometer, use it. It should saucepan until smooth and register 185 degrees F. when melted. Spoon melted jelly the bird is cooked. It will take evenly over apple slices. a bout 4 hours. Baste the turkey Remove slides from pan and with juices from the pan about cut into wedges. every 45 minutes during roasting. The Glaze: Combine a 10ounce Jar ofwhite grape jell y,a six ounce can frozen apple Juice, thawed, and 2 tablespoons grated orange peel Serves 8 to 10 persons. GLAZED ROAST PORK 6 pounds fresh pork loin salt, pepper, garlic powder in a small pan. Cook over low Is cup apple jelly heat until jelly is melted. This ¼ teaspoon ground cloves will take about 10 minutes. 1¼ tablespoons vinegar About 30 minutes before the 3 slightly tart apples turkey is done, dthle the gix ¼ cup margarine or over the turkey using about a butter third of the glaze at first. ¼ teaspoon ginger Repeat 3 times. Garnish with ¼ cup honey pickled crabapples or other 2 tablespoons lemon juice fruits from orchard and Sprinkle pork roast with salt, vineyard, pepper and garlic and roast at Serves 10 to 12 persons. 350 degrees F. until internal FRESH APPLESAUCE temperature is 180 degrees F. tUocookedt This will take .ioout 3 ourz. Peel, core and cut up 6 Combine apple jelly, cloves and medium apples (Golden vinegar for the glaze and br ush Delicious, Mcintosh, Johathan, thickly over roast. Contin ue is. 88c Newtown Pippin, Cortland, roasting for another thirty Northern Spy) placing the minutes. Meanwhile, core and SeCtiOflsthcoid altedwaterfor slice apples into '2inch at least 10 minutes and not over tions leave the skins on. Melt 1 hour. This prevents browning. butter ormargarme inankillet. About 5 minutes before serving Add ginger, honey and - COUPON ' 104 BEEF SHORT RIBS FAIRWAY WILL NO LONGER ISSUE TOP VALUE STAMPS AS OF MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1974. SAVING LUNCH MEATS It's that time of year. Food dishes and blend remaining markets are irresistible. Fruits apples. from orchard and vineyard Fresh applesauce snakes a never looked so good. Fresh fine accompaniment for ham, Apples of many varieties pork chops, spareribs and Practically tumble into the barbecued chicken. It has a shopping cart. Crisp, colorful tart, full apple flavor. relishes and sparkling Jellies Makes about 3 cups, 6 serand Jams offer inspiration vingi aplenty for creative cooks and OPEN FACE APPLE PIE lovers of good food. This Open Face Apple Pie Is a Some families and many one crust pie with a glamor guests aren't adventurous when touch of melted red grape jelly it comes to trying new recipes that gives It a shiny face. Note or unusual foods. They like that half the apples are cooked turkey in one piece and no fancy separately Into a thick puree, sauces. Apple pie should look then spread over the unlinked. like pies grandma made and It crust. The remaining apples would be unthinkable to tamper are cut Into thin slices and with Aunt Sue's hot biscuit arranged in circles over the recipe. Pity the creative cook puree. The melted red grape who has to cope with such Jelly is drizzled over the top limitations. She needs all the after baking. sympathy we can muster. Pastry The accompanying recipes 2 cups silted all-purpose - LEAN MEATY RIB END ROAST plJj. an y 1.88 SEVEN BONE POTATO SA LAD 1.19 LONDON BROIL BONELESS TOP ROUND STEAK ROUND BONE ROLLS 1.68 LB. WINGS-GIBLETS HOT-TO-GO TILE P.M. SPARERIBS NICE'N' MEATY LOIN END ROAST I LB. KITCHEN FRESH SAVE 20c LOIN CHOPS T. BONE STEAK SLICED FRESH TO YOUR ORDER SPECIAL WITH PURCHASE OF 1,53 PORTERHOUSE STEAK EYE ROUND ROAST AMERICAN CHEESE 1.O9 TESTENI)ER BEEF DELI I'I'E1S ONION. PUMPERNICKLE LB. -3 ECONOMICAL LOIN * 45c SLICED YELLOW OR WHITE COUNTRY STYLE ' -3 ARMOUR STAR BONELESS BOILED HAM VERIDEST PORK ARMOUR ._ • 1.39 CENTER CUT 63c Oz. 3 BREASTS CENTER CUT 1.29 LB. ECONO PACK ASSORTED CHOPS QUARTER PORK 45c FLORIDA PREMIUM 1.19 SAVE 30c WELL TRIMMED FRYER PARTS WEBBER PATTIES OR 53c LB. SPLIT BROILERS 1.18 WEBBER HOT OR MILD ' LIQUID DETERGENT 99c LB. BACON 59c FRISKIES LYSOL CUT-UP FRYERS FLORIDA PREMIUM RIB CHOPS ALKA-SELTZER BRILLO LB. 1.LB. FOR A REAL TREAT SERVE A USDA GRADE A CORNED BEEF 6/el COUNT FOIL WRAP SOAP SCOURING PADS 68c LYKES BRISKET 99c NABISCO POUND CAT FOOD LB. STEW BEEF 19c j)•i,1 USDA GRADE A ALL LEAN 0 LBS. OR MORE) 49c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 34 1.48 FAIRWAY FARMS PIE SHELLS GRAPEFRUIT DRINK LB GROUND BEEF 4/89c SPRAY DISINFECTANT 100 COUNT S 02. REFILL _DIXIE CUPS OZ. PREMIUM SALTINES DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW 3 ____ (X)OKIN'(j(J) FRYERS FRESH 75 PCT. LEAN (3 LBS OR MORE) 75c TOMATO SAUCE ARMOUR CHILI W/BEANS o. LIBBY lox. CAN CANS NO. 304 4o • PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK SPRY SHORTENING WHOLE KERNEL CORN 4/1 CUBE STEAKS CAMPBELL PET FROZEN 2 PACK 1776 COOKIES IOL KRAFT PHILADELPHIA BISCUITS FIRESIDE COFFEE CAKES good quick recipe. E& 89c with juice from 4 large IINCH 2 ora nges L4 cup sweet, ruby-color awguine PUMPKIN PIES .. cup finely chopped onion cherry liqueur LEMON OR ¼ cup thinly sliced May I large Bartlett 2 cans (each 10¼ ounces) Pour the liqueur over the JEI ROLLS EA. 69c or- condensed cream of potato _________________________________ anges; cover and cJfor,. soup era] hours (or even overnight) Milk to allow flavors to blend. i3t YOU'VE GOT TO 1 can (8 ounces) minced ore vi ngpeel thep, be1er TRYT.G. LEE'S clame undr a core and cut into I NEW 1 can (6¼ ounces) chunkstyle sections a small device that light tuna, drained A PLUS cores and "wedges" a pear at sliced one fell swoop is useful here. SWEET ACIDOPHILUS undrained Add the pear to the oranges. FAT Pepper to Taste Makes 4 servings- The pear I added at the last moment so it MILK in a medium saucepan gently will be fresh-tasting and retain cook together until softened, its white color. HALF GALLON stirring often, the butter, onion / SPECIALLY PRICED and celery. Stir In the soup J ___________________________ J COME FOR COCKTAILS! as it comes from the cans; (till (ktaiIs (with liquor or non., can with milk and the other can WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO .dcoholicj with water and add. Add clams, LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES Artichoke spread tuna, tomatoes and pepper. ARTICHOKE SPREAD Heat, irnng often Makes 6 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE sikr Phyll ev'4ed thi. g:rri :r'.uIs. THURSDAY, OCT. 14 THRU WED., OCT. 20, 1974 POT PIES ALL VEGETABLE POTATO BUDS NEW PULL-AWAY 93C 99c BETTY CROCKER BAKERY iow 49c SUPER MOTT COTTAGE CHEESE CRAFT POLE BEANS - CHUNK TUNA DEL II • FOOD ORDER (E,T JIUE BANQUET MEAT' SEALTEST PEARS TESTENDER WESTERN--------- RJ1" _________ LIMIT 4 WITH 7.30 OR MORE SAVE 30c SAVE 30c Adk BUMBLE BEE EACH D'ANJOU '* 3 POUNDS I Il JUICY LARGE HONEYDEW ARMOUR I1()I1ED 33_____ LB. _ - BONELESS _________ _____ I ACORN OR BUTTERNUT Maryland Chowder Corn Sticks Salad 1OcOFFLMEL SAVE 20' together the cream cheese, sug- SUNDAY SUPPER ____ PKG. ' 69< Melt the butter; stir In the crumbs; pat over the bottom of a1sprthn pan. But - •. . BATHROOM TISSUE 1¼ teaspoons vanilla 4 large eggs Topping see below walnuts at aul vanilla; add U5 and In the large bowl of the dee- beat thoroughly; pour over trc mixer, cram butter.sugar crumbs in pan. Bake thapre. and vanilla. At low speed, beat heated oven for 45 in eggs, Oneat a time, alter- minutes.3S0degree Cool completely nately with cru mbs. With a this takes quite a while. Pour rubber spatüla, fold In the coco. the Topping over the baked nut and nuts. Turn into a well. cooked cake; bake in a pregreased 9by9b2n heated 350-degree oven for 10 pan. Bake In a preheated 325. minutes. Chill. Using a knife degree oven until a cake tester dipped In water, cut Into goodinserted In the center comes out size wedges at serving time. clean -about 50 minutes. nutes. Cool Topping: Stir gether 1 pint in pan on wire rack for about 10 commercial sowtocream with 5 minutes; cut Into bars. tablespoons sugar. . CETERCIJT SlhlA)1N ____ ___ ROAST SAVE 30c ' SOFT 'N' PRETTY about 40 mInutes. SUE GELLMAN'S CHUCK ARMOUR * TESTENDER WESTERN BLADE CUT :: SCOTT'S NEW - WESTERN 59 fl ?" TESTENDER 0•. . CREAMY FLAVORS ARMOUR * PORK SHOULDER 8 PACK HALFCALLON I.This Time Of Year - COCA coi dr to il l BOARt 16 01 BO1TLES ICE CREAM 2 tablespoons salad oil ¼ teaspoon dde or Food' s Irrisistible BETTER MEAT AT A LOWER PRICE Than FAIRWAY! Brownies LAMB AND RICE PILAF For Berry Bright, Halloween Party Treats - flour. Stir in milk and mmntai'd brush with remaining 1; Cook, stirring constantly, mdli tableapoon bitter, melted. Broil mixture thickens and comes to 6 inches from heat for 2 to 4 kffê(iShed ¼ P PH.. ckipp d ii. _______ lthekneasjofee .. 2 the &W 1% 1 JI! .:t...... With WITH IROSLEl) BANANAB ¼ Ci, 3 5 $er if lmhes Ividod iii tap soft 1 I - 4*y,Od. nine-Il N 011 CE TOP VALUE STAMPS THAT YOU NOW HAVE ARE STILL VALUABLE CAN BE REDEEMED AT TOP VALUE REDEMPTION CENTER, OR FOR $2.75 PER BOOK TOWARD GROCERY MERCHANDISE AT ANY FAIRWAY MARKET. lemon time, drain the apples. Place juke. Cook for one minute. Add half in the blender with cup the apple sections and cook apple juice and 3 tablespoons about S nunutes, turning twice. WATCHFOR A NEW PROGRAM OCTOBER 21 THAT WILL SUB. white grape jelly. Cover and Serve as garnish for glazed STANTIALLY LOWER YOUR F OOD BILL. blend at high speed until pork. pureed. Pour into serving Serves 8. �P s_mrunaiij wsr.w. ONOBIqL Pi. Evening H.rald,$.nf.,'d, Fl. Quantity Rights Reserved WINK ii BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP 8-12 AM !! 11T4NSIa 'LaEEF1_1= lMu INAVY WNTS A1151110 1110F 99c Ion.1.s S..f DO'h...oI or S NOW W.DSRANSIJ$Mc$o.cI lZCMVIInp - ai • 189 i • —Swaim 80111 StiwMist .. ' 9' — Cullf.Sfsuk .. LL l" 49C C LB. S W.D BAND Hof MM log $11, s-tI $119 • Sees.,. •••• MO 1 ,ur.fik •••• 599 swo Steaks .. .' HIcKORY SWEET SLICED BACON $931 tib E e Steaks . 2" W.D BRAND - USDA CHOICE CALIFORNIA BliP ROAST .. FEET OR 00MM? POirH. ..-. $1" uM Fork.Liver . Lt. 79! .l,6O • 2.11. . WESSON BAGS Limit 1 with. $3.00 or more . . € ,.. 'áb° 35 W.D BRAND SXW4LfS55MOI0 Sausag.-.. . PI$179 OCT. 14-16 /' 1148 PUG: 99 $129 STL. Jiffy Co ii Mvf4hi Mix. 5 "' l,oI Lsmon Lemon Juice . . ' 79c PORK LOIN ROAST DELICIOUS EEF 8 0 i - V HARVIST 'I ICE MILK ,'.; OR SUPEIBRAND SHERBET OR ' ICE CREAM HALF GAL. FOR PRODUCE MORTON KIN, Sill OR TURKEY POT PIES IORDIN'S ORANGE JUICE"7,"' C $199 I 3QT. CTNS $1°° PIES HARVEST FRESH YELLOW Nil ONIONS 246 Grill Fraiks -. PKG. 9" -o NO REQ., THICK SLICED & ALL SW 1.11. • • • 1KG. 99c BO ogisa W.D IRAND COCKED Sliced Pi cnic • : 2' W.D I1ANO SPICED LUNCHEON OR '-'I. PKG. • • • COPILANOS Variety Pack. PKG. 9P SLJP4NYLAND FRESH BREAKFAST UNK 2. Sausaae ._... MUNZ '4' k.1saa a Is a V -. . 1" ROWWYPLAU FlINcH TOAST OR HOMEMADE 00 SUTTIRMIi,x WAFFLES io.az. Mvmns . . . .- PKO. 39c INTO RICOTTA IP55)S ••••• CUP$ 119 SIENTO WHOLE MILK MOZZAflUA S-.z. à%ti I UIIISS . .. . .Po. 77' OIDIN5 INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPIDSUCED CHEESE $129 Singles..... 2 1° ASTOR POLY MO FRENCH FRIES ILL -'I- $100 2 CAKES 5 SMITH'S PUMPKIN PIE n MANDARIN ORANGE, 99C . •,...BLACK FOREST WALNUT LAYRI IUPIRBUNS W$IIPPID OR STRAWIENRY TOPPING SHORTCAKE i . .a,,, sioo 9vm 0 - _____________ _) - / DiXIANA DEEP DISH _______ 8 -PIE SHELLS PKGo 1p2 59c '.• - AITOOCUTCORNOR GREEN PEAS 4 .1°° 4 La. ( -. 79c BAG Harvirst Fresh Carrots ....4 411 s1oo SAM LU . PEO " FRESH THRIFTY MAID . APPLES SAVE 14, PRICES GOOD QUARTERS IBUTTER OIL Limit I with. $5.00 or mc. Purchase•*cI. clv. 10OCT.99 PKG. LAND 0' SUNSHINI - Tip Steak ... . • • La-, Elflit TEA FRESH NEW CROP RID I LI. LIPTON WESTERN COIN lID WHOLE OR PULL RIB HALF $1 . 19 $ons4sn losE Rosmd Sirloin 110113" - Fl A*i, ' H LB. Tip Roast - WSdsi71O. 13,1,75-75 Q'.ianflty Rights Reserved WINN.OI*PE STORES. COPYRIGHT - IPTSINC. 1 4/ BONELESS. C w WAND Frush Port (3 Lbs. £ Douun LB. PKG. 10$ (I SI,olis - 8-02. loch) Ion.hss ls.4 Deirmanices or N*w Yøv1 York HUCK ROAS I - - —. Irsub Doøw,sic hoist w/RlbsLa 89C Râbfts . . . . . 9" — - Ilk FRESH fi1uc rotighii / $ 99 Sh.. losE Chock WHOLE FRYERS USDA Or. A Ersub Frysu Drwuuthdii, - ( 1000" UIDA ORAN 'A' IRISH P1021W - 1 BEEF WHOU 14 • 24 IL AVO W•D BRAND USDA CHOICE IF CHUCK INCLUDING 710141 CENTER CUT 4 GROUND DELMONICOS Steak ...'2" - PRICES GOOD IN TNI$I COUNTIES ONLY... ORANGE, $IM$NOLI, OSCIOIA, AK1. CITRUS SRI yARD, COLLIER, AND VOLUSIA SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LIIAND MARION - W.D BRAND MANDI.PACK 100% PURE IS. ( RJ W-D BRAND USDA CHOICI YORK STRIP OR _USDA OC1 WNOU SUP ROUND GO® OCT. 1416 I rBONELESS W.o BRAND I HARVEST IRISH HONEYDEWS EACH U. S. No. 1 VENT VUE 1.LB. $109 - S POTATOES PKG. -S. Sliced Bacon . PUG . . SHANK PORTION HICKORY SMOKED HAM 17 TO 22" 79c La. 11O 79c Harvest Fresh Green I -. t1'10:11 HARVEST FRESH SARTLETT %XII I'AI;IEft r A IIr PHUIII or lr.ii Portion Hickory Ssnoli.d Comm Sliced Hickory SmoL.d SIPO&IdHWU . L. 89c Ham Steaks to $179 U. S. CHOICI IRISH / WHOLE 01 RUMP HALF LEG 0' LAMB LI. LI FOREQUARTER. • ••• I.B. 69C U.S. CHOICE W-D BAND, 150 TO 17011. AVERAGE HINDQUARTER. ... I&. 89C U S. CHOICE W.D BAND. INCLUDES ONE FOREQUARTER AND ONE HINDQUARTER. 300-350-LI. AVERAGE SIDE OF BBEEF LB. 70c I/ I :1); SUPIIIIAJID ALL FRUIT FLAVORS YOGURT 4::; $1 00 SuP-brwWE.g. or Sto Fit Low Fat Cottag. (111. CUP 75. SwIlierbrand Cheese . . . . . its 9" Sour Cream . • "A" 39 _•i LOS. $100 3 $19 9 U. S. Choice Lonib U.S. C}ioic. Lomb Rib or Shid Roast . . 9" Sirloin Chops U.S. CHOICE W.D SAND ISO TO 1104.1, AVERAGE Cabbage ...2 LIS 29c ______ TABLETS STANBA0( 99c MAL 9 "ICY. MAI LAM 1' IMAU,MIDIUMORLAIN -, - i GLOVES .. 6 9c ONIONS V iii 't l, HIJiij 1*0111 FLICKER SHAVER tAcit 77C niiielPin fIrc COLOATI I MurAl rAA.I k ' UflIML CR 93c I , sm- SlUT IREACOL x" STL $147 . Potato Chips SHAVE CREAM lbs. SIZE ANACIN ARTHRITIS PAIN FORMULA TABLETS 40-CT' $119 1 -IXAC SIZE 78 GILLETTE TRACII __ J PETER PAN 12-oi. £6 Peanut Butter JAR 77c PILLSBURY AL FLAVORS Brea Mix •• PKG. 89C CADBURY 6-ox. 69 Candy Bars BLADES 9-CT. PRO. Coffee G. 49c 48-as. Crisco011 C i . • . TL. $189 SEVEN SEAS CAESER 8-01 Dressing .... BTII 59c MARTHA W TI CORN Brea Mix . 4 xs 89C GOLDEN GRIDDLE 24.o: 925 Syrup . . . • • • ANTIPERSPIRANT 4 I SAVARIN t4 )lNiiU 01 UNSCINTID GIRITOL. TABLETS 79 0- $2 AQUA VILVA ICE BLUE AFTER .SHAVE LOTION AIL $123 r PRINGLE $16 9 C' jjjjjjsjjo7 ( 1;A-i>s HARVEST FRESH YELLOW CORN op JOHNSON & JOHNSON OVERNITE t Diapers • •• IT. CHUCK WAGON EARS 99c Puppy Chow 5 BAG GLAD SANDWICH - HARVEST FRESH NEW CROP SWEET Pals 80-CT. Bags . . . • • . PKO. 53c GLAD LARGE i', POTATOES Tg IS-CT. 99c ( HY I'Hiiijt'4 - 1. Garbage Bags '\P" GLAD GALLON SIZE FOOD $100 75-CT. Storage Bags PKG. Potatoes:" iut..,aoiiq 409 SPRAY RAG 29 22-oi. — Cleaner • • • BTL. (5c HARVEST FRESH MOONSTONE B-os, PKO 71c Cereal. SUNSHINE 1KG 99c ChipARoos 14'o, I-Lt. ..... c 9 9-os. Ovaltine . . . . z' CARNATION ISTANT IO-ENV. Break ast ... o. GREEN GIANT 2 17-os. Peas ..... CANS 89 WHO KERNEL 12-os. Ni lets Corn • CAN 39c GREEN GIANT FRENCH STYLE OR CUT $100 Green Beans 3 32-cit. Mop& Go.. I SIZE KAL KAN CHUNKY S IF Dog FooJ •.• CAN 57c _ .. s i I ) CUCUMBERS FOR 99c - MAZOLA DIET MORTON FLY-PAC GL&Z(D : 71 C Douglnuts •PKG. 99c hORDE N MOUSEUTE ER Egg Beater - 9° _Candy Burs. - 99 DIXIE DARLING RAISIN, CINNAMON FRUIT OR II! Margarine FLEISCHMANNS PECAN ' -i I NEW STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU SUNDAY SATURDAY 9 9 a.m.-9 P.M. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. a.m.-7 p.m. SANFORD THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 1. FIRST ST. . SANFORD 117 SOUTH ROSLIND - ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CNTIR MT. DORA 419 E. FIRST ST. 11 5YUfERS FRENCH BR(AD 32 : Toter Tots 1KG 9 9 c Cheese Pizza 11-01 $149 ORE-IDA (WITH CHEESE STOUFFER'S FRENCH BREAD PEPPERONI • 12-oz Tater Tots PKG 99c Pizza . • PXG ORE-IDA POLY PEARL BEER limit two 6-packs with $5.00 or more purchase e*cI. cogs. PACK 1 1 2-oz. $1 6 CANS �1 !1U*Mo NitsU, $Sa, FL WI iuIt$, Oct. $3, 1914 ILiDIE. Aiiswev to PreviewPuz)s Trees ACROSs 50 Mulberfy bark lShwdytise 4 .. 7 Timber tree 10 Evsrgrusn 12 Body of water 13 Lien 14 11111n4 15 ChIlds game 16 Lawyers (lb.) 17 CubIc I MM lv 21 WITLI BAILEY oogcai 36 Arabian robe 37 IndIgo 38 Cognomen 40 Translucent slonsi 41 Erlcaceous shrub 43 Wiser 46 CItrus tree _______________________________________ 51 ConjunctIon 53— bark BY IUNICE BEDE OBOL (Australian eucalyptus '" For ) 55 Greek letter ______ 57 See bird 5$ Ever (post.) 55 RecognIze ____ ______ __ CAM= MUM CAM= MUM directIon 13 Used a chair II Decay 20 SIngle thing 21 Fsmlniis name 23 Exclamations 24 South American _________ 33 Tree Of larch family 39 Peer Gynrs mother 40 Swish cheer 42 John (Plymouth Ieft1mr) 43 Glut nation 44 Three-banded S Meadow 25 Moslem ruler Armadillo 6 Tree with (vi?.) 45 Aariform fuel fragrant 26 Horse color 47 With (German) flowers 7 Highly (Latin) 2$ Kind of tide 4$ Native metals 49Glrrsname ITakesaseat S9Msscutlne 50 Golf mound P Her Majesty name 30 Wicked 52 Maiden name Ship (ab.) II MarIners 31 Religions (lb.) Sl Compass point — ___ 2 31 5 — 12 — T' — — 9 • iT - - ______ 15 — — — — 19 THE BORN LOSER by Art Ssnson, Vw OWN wmi mc — —— — ' — — — — - WAMOMW 5'Ta" 5' F — 21 30 131 4L) — 41 L u tt r 50 AICNIE ARM (March 21-April 19) worthy Intentions for persons you feel responsible for may be diluted by your methods. Clue them in on what you intend to do. TAURUS (April 20May 20) Advice given you today could be very sound. You'll have to pay attention to use It effectively, GEMINI (May 21une 20) Gains should offset losses today, but there could be much mere without careless mistakes that have a way of adding t. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 'FEY ° overlook petty affronts today. Don't attach undue importance to something a friend may do without thinking, LEO (July 23-Aug. Don't telegraph your Intentions today. Premature publicity could cause delays. VIRGO (Aug. 23&. 22) You're slightly extravagant today, but don't fret too much. Your generosity Is directed toward friends who won't forget it. UI3RA (cpt. 23-0ct. 23) Acquiin cesoflould not mistake kindness in you for weakness today. If your principles are challenged you'll quickly display your muscle, — Lose — — — By Thus, we would respond two diamonds with the South hand. A seven-card suit to the ace. king Is worth bidding. However, we would have tried three notrump as our second bid with that South hand. Then if North passed and he should do just that, South would wrap up that three notrump. We would be lucky. West would start with a heart and the third heart lead would clear the suit, but unfortunately for the defense there would be no way for West to get in to score his last two hearts. With some other lead the play is more complicated. but any player worth his salt would still bring home nine tricks by careful play. But Gradually DEAR DR. LAMB —! am 55 years old 5 feet s and weigh lze pound.,, My blood pressure is 150 over 100. Also my husband is dying of cancer. Now mydoctor says it's my few pounds. overweight that is causing my blood pressure to be high. I went ona 1000-calorie diet to lose weight and did lose a few Pounds. But, I have to work requedto Dr. Larnb care f hard and couldn't make Itso I the Evening Herald, P.O. Box Increased the diet to i1 1551, RMIIO City atfófl New calories a day. Naturally lcan't York. NY 10019. lose any more. DEAR DR. LAMB I have a My doctor wants me to go to a friend who is losing his hair. He psychologist and be hypnotized has to keep combing his hair to see why I like to eat. I tried to different to cover up the thin explain It wasn't the desire to places. I feel he should see I eat alone, but I needed food to doctor and that he probably have strength to do my Job. lacks some vitamins in his He said I would have to be meals. He says he feels good down to ) pounds to be weak and that it will grow back from no food. Ever since I had again. I will appreciate any this round with him the other information on day I have been very upset and DEAR READER if a MY heart just pounds. I feel I person is eating a balanced did have enough with a sick containing sufficient vitamins, husband without this from him. taking additional vitamins will DEAR READER — Your not prevent loss of hair. doctor is right in trying to help It is true that a diet deficient You lose weight as the best way In protein can lead to hair loss. to get your blood pressure Most people, however, get down. However, I question the plenty of protein and usually far way you are trying to do It. more than needed. You should be able to lose Premature hair loss can be weight slowly if you are on a associated with poor nutrition, real 1200-calorie diet and are any illness, and even occurs as reasonably active. And it is true a complication of pregnancy that you will have a loss of about three months after the energy on a diet too low in baby is born. In these situations calories, whether or not you the baldness or hair loss is have already lost all your ex- temporary. cess fat deposits. Anyone who H"redltary factors are a has been on a severely major reason for early baldrestricted diet knows this. Loss ness. In any case I agree that of energy is par for the course. I anyone who has excessive loss agree it is hard to work and stay of hair at a young age should on a 1000 calorie diet very long, see a doctor, preferably a May I suggest that you really dermatologist since they stick religiously to a 1200 Specialize in 'disorders of the calorie diet and try to Include at least 30 minutes of walking a It is normal to lose about 70 day. I'm sending you The hairs each day. The life cycle of Health Letter number 4-7, a hair is from two to six years Weight Losing Diet constructed and the hair follicle has a as a balanced 1200-calorie plan. resting period without hair for Try it with some regular about three months. exerJ.se and it will do the trick for you gradually. Lkftg Your pressure may be lower when you have less stress than you have now. Life situations are often a factor in Increasing the blood pressure. Others who want information on the Weight Losing Diet can send 50 cents for It. Send your Dr. O3GOL0 ULD BE A 6EAT) (664. WATCHDOG FER '(A, - —rf i : PETUNLA! IL. p WHAT' GiI THINK NG/.Ci.JLO.. ON HES LAUG+41N) , (V 91 c 2U McIBu6sv I1 '7; I LiKE A 000 WITH A SENSE OFHU.(OR... I'LL TAKE HIM /2ti ,,.- PET a II i".L Il,'di"• 1:W EEK&MEEK - . k3 by Howie Schneider AAACBMDWWM & our i s6y.- Me I / - S PRISCILLAS POP I THINK THE U1TLE CACTUS PLANT YUJ GAVE ME IS GONG TO co REAL WELL. GRANPMA' by Al Vermee r rWONPERFuL. AR!1 I ARE 'rOJ TALKING I 110 IT LIKE 1 TOLL) N-1 UT0? Lamb - p st ( BETTER \ THAN I '4 TAK E rm JCHN WAYNE 'THAT...) . MOVIES ' 911 ly FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves OpFqNp, X'D SY ThE VER'ricau. MOLD i OM THE gL1Nc. 10.13 THAI4 by T. K. Ryan —v tX of 1/ I WHAT ARE 'ItX)R QOAUFIC.4110N5? Eft AM - IVAly C4løiJEw5 BL r tal 111 Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT T0: DANIEL J. HATTAWAY and RUBY P. HATTAWAY, htiwtte, Whose residence is: Sec tion U5Q Florida States 1557. S: Diane H. Faisted PublIsh: Oct. 13, 30,37, Nov. 3. 1576 DEE-72 PINEFOREST NORTH. Apartment &S Cleveland, Tenn. 37111 YOU ARE HERErr NOTIFIED (Do you have a question tot th etperts' Write Ask the Jacobys care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions it stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies Of JACOBY MODERN) by Gill Fox Workers I II Factory Closed - circ ñVItIA.S ... r lJITJ5 same a me StaMis. To',tt: 3ec:cn 3/.5.09 Florida StatuI.. i•ç 5: Frances Mills Evelyn E. Donaldson Publish: Sept. 35, Oct. 6, 13,20, 157 DED.I45 r,ainviy " JAMES E. MUSIC and CORINA MUSIC, his wit,, Defendants NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JAMES E. MUSIC and CORINA MUSIC, his wife IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Last known Address: EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. 1011 Manchester Circle CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE, Maitland, Florida 32731 N THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CivIl Acfiei He. 7l1604.C.B that a complaint seeking the FLORIDA. SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR. foreclosurlofamortgagehasbeen CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-I57$CAe4.A IGAGE COMPANY, filed in the above entitled Court, and In Re: The Marriage SI you are summoned, ordered and Plaintiff, ---..,---. AR THUR OLIVER ANDERSON - wow ,4u.rEg iu -.-.--..- - N Cause Why the PETER E. NILS5ON and NORMA F. NILSSON, his wife, same Should not be granted by serving a copy of your written Defendants. defenses, if any, upon the law firm of NOTICE OP SUIT BORNSTEIN. PETREE A. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: PETER E. NILS5ON and SHADER, P.A.,123 S. Court Ave., NORMA F. NILISON, TO: WANDA MAY ANDERSON Orlando, Florida 32501, Attor neys hI. p' rIa,mIrfl, ox M and by filing the Rome City. Indiana 16754 2345 Research Avenue Original thereof with the CIerkof the Baltimore, Maryland 21327 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Circuit Court, Seminole County that an action for DissolutionofYOU ARE HEREBY notified that Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, not Marriage has been filed against you, • Complaint to foreclose a mortgage later than the bid day of November, mbering cu the 1516. and you are required to$.,. copy en following real Of your written defenses to it, II any, property: The real progeny being sought to Lot 10. Block c. SKY LARK be foreclosed on Is described as on CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Petitioner, whose address is 612 SUBDIVISION, ac cording to the follows: Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, plat thereof, as recorded in P1st Lot Si. HOWELL ESTATES Sanford, Florida, and file the Book 17, Page $5, of the Public RE PLAT. as recorded in Plat Book original with the Clerk of Circuit Records of Seminole County, 'I. Pages 47 and 4, Public recordeof Cou rt of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida. lFiorlda an or before the 11th day r, has been filed against you and you If you fail to appear or Show cause Novem ber. AD. 1576. otherwise a uereQUIredtoserveacopyofy, in accordance with this notice, default will be en tered agalnil you written defenses, if any, to It on default will be entered against youa for the relief demanded in the JOHN M. MCCORMICK, attorney for the relief Sought in the corn. for Plaintiff, whose address is Post plaint. Petition, Office Box 3323, $01 East Church WITNESS my Hand and the This notice will be published once ficLal seal of this Court on this the Street Florida, and file the a week for f ou r (1) consec utive original with 11th day of October, AD. ma, Clerk of the above. weeks in the Evening Herald, a S.aIJ Styled Court on or before November newspaper having general cir. A,lh.., II EL..,..- •i5t till: Hiri.,lta. I...4,.-.-rn$I,,,. Count y, Respondent __ -,--...- __., be ;~Ierfd #gain$# YOU for the rellet By: Cherry Kay Travisoemanoso In the Complaint. Deputy Clerk said Court on September 23rd, 151g. CARROLL BURKE (Seal) SAttorney for Petitioner 612 Sanford Atlantic Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Bank Bldg. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Sanford, Florida 32171 Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 13, 20, 27, Nov. 3. 1976 DEE 71 Publish Sept. 29, Oct. 6, 13, 30, 1976 DED.1I9 Florida. ,- - ._-,--.- a sensation PRECINCT 17 ( I PRECINCT IS Florida Gas Training Center, Building 130. Sanford Airport, 2711 Carrier Avenue, Sanford, Florida I I i1 Seminole Hospital PavilIon, 300 Bay Avenue . San ford, Flor ida PRECINCT 27 Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Sanlando Springs Drive. Highway 131, Longwood, Florida PRECINCT 47 -: -. RECINCT 50 ment'sDivfrmonof Occupational Winter Spri ngs, Florida 01 10.3 or 14 4 V4 'W PRECINCT Si "How do you want it cut? Thin, extra-thin or expensive by Garry Trudeau t 'PRECINCT 32 PRECINCT 33 Red Carpet Inn and Racquet Club of Altamonte Springs, 13$ N. Douglas Avenue. Altamonte Springs. Florida Wirt Recreation Center.Summ,rset Swim Club. Mark David Boulevard, Casselberry. Florida Longwood Community Building, 111 West Church Avenue, Longwood, Florida BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that clear notice of the change In the Precinct Pouting places be postedonthe door of the previouspolling place. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this 31st day of August,A,D 1576. ( $eal) ATTEST: iirlhur H Beckwith, Jr. . Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners in and for Seminole County, Florida .ly: Joanna K Hare )epufy Clerk Publish: Oct. 3, Ii. 1976 DEE II - Ch lirch 1976 soniold Col ( I cpa,,5 %ndUS"Y I Colorful Pictures Roe WEATHER tFIzo '1es1a's high 7$, today's low 57. Mostly lair through Thur. sday. Highs low to mid SOs. rns"sn's Lows tonight in lower Will Northeasterly winds around IS m.p.h. today, decreasing to ii m.p.h. or less tonight and th I 1 976 ntury america - PROGRIS)EDITION Send PROGRESS 1976 to your family and friends i outside Florida and let them see for themselves what Central Florida life is all about, Help us share our pride in the communities in which you live. Simply fill in Florida Federal Savings and Intersection 131 & 136. Altamonte Springs, Florida the coupons with names 8 addresses of your relatives 8 friends, We'll mail them a copy of our fabulous Progress Edition. Loan. Portable, Casselberry Elementary School Parking Lot, 451 S. Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, Florida PRECINCT fl Sanford Civic Center Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida PRECINCT 21 Se mi no le Hospital Pavilion. 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Florida Altamonte Springs Elementary School, Aitamonte Spr;ngs, Florida PRECINCT $7 Wirl Recreation Center-Summerset Swim Club, Casselberry, Florida PRECINCT 3 Longwood Community Building, Longwocd. Florida I ONLY 75; Per Copy Postage Prepaid I RESERVE YOUR EXTRA COPIES TODAY! F - - NO ea - No --- No No No No I ,Name I U - - r ----i - - II Name Mailing Address GENERAL ELECTION for November 2. 157$. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a true and corrected copy of sResolvIion PdUedunsnirnOUsly by the Board of County Flor ida, its regular meeting hold an the 31st day or August, 1976, as same appears on the record in the Minute Book for Said County, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand arid affixed the Official Seal of the Board of Cou nty Commissioners, this 31st day of August. A.D. 197 (SEAL) ATTEST Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners in and for Seminole County, Florida By: Joann K. Hare Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 3, 13. 1176 DEE IS City Zip •• • • I I s Zip . I Add tional list enclosed i :: PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER ---- - - - -ON ---- - No I I I City Ii II State I Additional list enclosed PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER No W Me ea Name I II U I Mailing Address I City I I I II i..State Zip I I Mailing Address City i I State Additional list enclosed I L I Mailing Address State BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that where the abovesaid aesignations - - - - - - - - - - - • Name of polling places shall result in the voting place for two or more precincts being located for the purpose of an election in one building, the voting places for the several precincts involved shall be established and maintained separate and part from each other in said building, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED th$ said temporary polling places be recorded In ttieOfficial Record Book in the Officeof the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminal* County, Florida, and that this Resolution be publishd not more than thirty days nor lets than twenty days prior to the holding of the upcoming RESERVE YOUR EXTRA COPIES TODAY ! No orders can be accepted after Oct. 23 I Winter Springs, Fire Station No, 2, $31 Northern Way, AM ERICA 04 Health mid last sy. eral weeks of fruitless fnvestigation. PRECINCT 12 PRECINCT 31 E 4 ______ I Community House, Avenue E & 7th Street, Chuluota, Florida I ON I PRECINCT 7A PRECINCT 17 1776 In Celebrating The Wonderful Progress Of Beautiful Seminole And South West Volus Ia Counties... thereto: Portable, Casselberry, Elementary School Parking Lot, 431 S. Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, Florida SCOVER Join Us "We've got to identify whatever took place," said Qarles Gates, manager of the Essex plant. "The problem is, until you on know what to look to for, you d 't know where look." In Jefferson County, 700 per. sons continued working at the ROIa.JTISPJI Co. plant in Punxsutawney while health of. I flcfals continue their hunt for the reason 70 employes became ill there in September. "We've been up there six times and we're n further ahCO3 now than we were a month ago," said Charles Straw, director of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration office in Pitts. burgh. And In Columbus, state investigators have concluded they may never be able to explain the illness which struck Soof the S00employesattheRw Controls Co. plant in August. A ,__.. ,.,,_ .,..,, --_ - - "c" 1W a a I result. "I feel we've gone as far as wecango," Dr. George Shedier of t he Ohio Health Depart. Legal Notice Florida Federal Savings and Loan, Int ersection 434 and 434. Altamonte Springs, Florida Donald J. Anderson Martha N. Bellamy Brenda J. Brooks Dar leni & Grooms CeledeS, Harvey of being in- RESOLUTION RESOLUTION ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. SECONDED BY COM. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER KIMBROUGH, SECONDED BY MISSIONER * KIMBROUGH, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS COMMISSIONER HATTAWAY, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, BOARD OF COUNTY COMM ISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 31ST DAY OF AUGUST, A.D., 1916. FLORIDA, ON THE 31ST DAY OF AUGUST, AD., 191$. WHEREAS, Florida Law requires the adoption of a Resolution when WHEREAS, Florida Statutes require the adoption of a any change Is made in the locations of polling places designated establi sh ing temporary polling place when no accommodation,Resolution for any presently Election Prec inct, and exist within the boundaries of a precinct adequate in compliance with WHEREAS, Florida Law, Chapter 101.71 (3). further proscribes that Florida Law, and the location change in any polling place can only be made when the board WHERE, Florida Law, Chapter 95031 and 101.73 further prescribes Of County Commissioners determine that the accommodations for. the that the location change in any polling place can only be made when the holding of any election are inadequate at the permanent polling place, and. Board of County Commissioners determine that the accommodations for any holding of any election are Inadequate at the permanent WHEREAS. the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, polling place. Florida, has determined that the accommodations of the permanent and Polling places in Election Precincts are inadequate in complianc, with WHEREAS, thC Boa rd of Cou nty Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida Law, Florida, has determined that no accommodations presently exist within NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Precincts 7A. $7, 17, 22. 21. 31, 32, and 53. adequate for the expeditious and Commissioners of Seminole County. Florida. that the polling place o i#111climl housing and handling of voting and voting paraphernalia within Election Precincts 3. 13. 17, 15, 21, 17, 30, 31, 52. and 53 are temporarily said precincts, ctiangid for the GENERAL ELECTION called for November 2, 1576, NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board as of County follows: Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, that for Precincts 7A. 12, 17, 27.37,34,52. and 33 the following polling places be designated as temporary PRECINCT 3 Midway School Auditorium, Jit way polling places for the GENERAL ELECTION called for November 2, 1916, Avenue, Sanford, Florida said polling places being outside their respective precincts, but contiguous PRECINCT 12 Sanford: tozicated. TOM WITNESS my hand as Clerkof the said Court Daytona Beach: high 12:02 this 27th day of September, I91. Lm,, 12:29 p.m., low 5:50 a.m., (Seal) 1:37 p.m. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Port Canaveral: high 12:14 By: Mary N. Darden a.m., low 5:44 a.m., 1:23 p.m. Deputy Clerk Bayport. hIgh 4:23 a.m., 1:34 Publish: Sept 25, Oct 6, 13. 20. 1576 DED-la p.m., low 11:55 a.m., 11:41 p.m Legal Notice 0 Sanford: Wile Durnell She,.I P. SeTI U. DWart Bradford L. Foley Edwa rd Gross HWOid Howe MIYIII. B. Hughes Benjamin F. NInE N. Moan William Reynolds Maureen & Shea __ tronics plant here where 100 the last two weeks. Five people workers were sickened were were hoepitalixed. being tested today for toxic Meanwhile, electronics substancesw)JeJfaljorye- plan ts In nearby Jefferson maIns closed. County; Columbus, Ohio; and me employs of Essex Grants Pass, Ore., reported International, Inc., were fur. that their workers have been loughed without pay while similarly stricken in the last state, federal and company in. few weeks. ________________________ In each case, employes cornplalned of hidaches, nausea and stomach palm. Some re. FICTITIOUS NAME Notic, Is hereby given that I am pted dif ficulty breathing and -.-- Petitioner Bertha E. Bobbltt, DeLand Eula Maniker JO1m F. Mc1,ttt, Deltoni Barbara H. Page, Dultona Deenla C. Kimball, DeBary' William B. Myers, Delton Lida Riggs, Deltona Leon iL Ames, Deltona Joaspidne C, Recce, D James Atwell, New stnyrnaMargaret C. Davis, Deltona Roberta D, Bowltng Beach Thomas J. Doff, DeltonaLongwood Ar thur H. flowers, Orange SIkiey A. Larom, Deltona Mrs. DavidNatalie) Hen City ____ &boy, Orange City Martha McCullough, Deltona derson HuIda U. Hill, Orlando DISCHARGES K7&(fffG Pa. (AP) — spectors tried to discover What Legal Notice - WITNESS my !'.3,I4 r.d &aai .4 this Court on S.otemb.- 77?pi, (54.4) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy clerk Publish: Sept. 25, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 1576 DED.132 . OCrOBER 12 ADMalows Air Samples from an cisc- caused waves of illness twice In FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am Qaged in business at ill East Semo,'an Blvd.. Aitamonte Springs, that an action to foreclos, amet. Seminole County, Florida under the tpaqe on the following Property In fictitious name of TRIM CLINIC, Seminole County, Florida: and that I Intend to register said The East 30 feet of Lot 30. and all name with the Clerk of the ci LoIs 21 and si in Clock I of Court, Seminole Circuit engaged In busIne at 17.57 and Dog Florida In SAMUEL A. ROBINSONS SUB. accordance withCounty, Track. Seminole County, Florid., the provisions Of under DIVISION of BlOCkS 1,2.3. and I the fIctifIog name of SAN. of ttie Fictitious Name Statutes, SAMUEL A. ROBINSONS AD. Wit: Section To. FORD ORLANDO PAINT AND us.ot Florida Statutes DITION TO OVIEDO, according to BODY, and that I Intend to rigister The plat thsteof as recorded In Plat 1537. saId name wIth the Clerk of It. S: Diane H. Falifad á1 b • FUUIIC ..-.._ uit court, S.mino County, P(SC$ Of PUbliSh: Oct 13, 20, 27, Nov. 3, 1q76 Sem ino le County. Florida. F lorida In accordance with the DEE-?] his been filed against y, •. provisions ci the FIctltIor4 Name , are required to serve a copy of Sliut. To- Wit: S.cllo . your written defense,. If any, to it on Florida Statutsi 1q37. FICTITIOU S NAME GIBBONS, TUCKER, MCEWEN, NotIce is hereby given that we are S: Paul E. Evans SMITH, COFER TAUB, attorneys engaged In at 165 N. Publish: Sept. 25, Oct. 6, 13,20. 1t1 business for plaintiff, whose address is P.O. Cou ntry Rd., Lake Mary. 32716, DEO.130 Box 1361 Tampa, Florida 33601, and SeminoleClub County. under the tIIetheorlg(naIwlthtMC,s,..,offfi, fictitious name Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of COUNTRY Oabeve styled Court on or before CURL, OF and that we intend to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA November 2. 1576; otherwise a register saidnamewlththeCl erkof Cl 7ê46l4.cA4 C Judgment may be entered against the Circuit Court. Seminole county, LESTER KALMANSON and you for the relief demanded In the Flo rid a In acco rdance with the BARBARA KALMANSON, his wife, WuJ...j*y, Oct.13, HOSPITAL NOTES ; . 35 YfiWAv AM jW 1 4 Fictitiov HamS Statutes. To.Wit: DANIEL J. HATTAWAY. of. ux. WANDA MA Y ANDERSON A California reader wants to know the meaning of an open. in five-spade bid. It It has no meaning in normal bidding. Someone once suggested it should ask partner to bid six with the ace or king of the suit, but the bid never took hold, SIDE GLANCES Vesiba WARM tXcilW Thl'W 1!1t I N HWY5F of 04- 91'tlN .1. J PAW CIVIL ACTION NO. ll1$$4CA.. Seminole County. Florida under the name of TRIM HEALTH II AND WEIGHT LOSS CLINIC, and DIVISIN that I Intend to register said name ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ASSOCIATION,. corporation, Seminole County, Florida in ac Ptaintlff, cordance with the provIsions of the ac4kA'lpI k&.E At4EDciiy 7kV .AWRY AIM4VA FICTITIOUS NAME - I DOONESBURY iii 2101CYN"UDICIAL Cli. 11ONT Notice is hereby given that I am Uly OF THE STATE OF engaged In business at 711 East FLORIDA IN AND po Semoran Blvd.. Altamonte Springs, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Clerk of the Circuit C6brf Today's hand reached US from an Oregon reader. It seems that he played five diamonds and went down one. This was after the opponents led a heart to the ace, a heart back to the king and a ruff of the third heart. North felt that with only eight highve -card poin ts, South Should na responded one notrump, not two diamonds. But after he had responded two diamonds, he should have passed the three-spade bid. Three spades would have made, since North would lose just two hearts and two spades. The hand brings up some in. teresthig points in bidding. - vjUp,uq TUMBLEWEEDS Your ambitions will be in high gear this year, unhampered by the inhibitions of the past. You can now let out all the stops. OSWAI.D and JAIES JACOBY Weight, N THUCIRUI COURT OP THU Complaint. YOUR BIRTHDAY t':t. 1, 10 5 — — 3 — — — by StoUt) & Heimdohl SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You're prone to act on impulse today, then Mew about it later. negative Dismiss those thoughts; what you did ra4 right at the time. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The way you handle cammerclal situations today is quite clever, though you could lose a few points by obliging those who don't deserve It. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) Although you'll aim high today, conditions could drIft you off the mark. Second-best law nothing to be ashamed of. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Minor Issues may vex you today, but In situa tions that really count you'll find yourself In the driver's seat. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Enjoy yourself today, but don't feel you have to spend a bundle. Things that are too costly won'tO be fun anyway. WIN AT BRIDGE — BUGS BUNNY 14, 1976 1 — — by Rah Thursday, October (p1) SO Lutist — — — 1 HOROSCOPE [La= fvsia Hsra, Sis, FL Level cIoBl 6050 (SCOt) hunter 23 Separated DOWN 21 Long and thin s Blood (b. i Unlock (poet.) km) 2 Tunes 33 Oriental porgy 3 Interlock 34R40.dg. 4 Organic 35 Operatic solo compound Mart Waihar, mom 1119601111111 • • Zip Additional list enclosed PROGRESS MAIL..A-WAY ORDER _ - ---- We W 010 I PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER • 1 . II NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE 0110 NN en _ • _ _ _ ease _ _ - se Evening Heiald POST OFFICE BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 _ _ _ �12 Pt TEL E VISION LISTINGS y ____ CL T 1* PEWS (4) cs ABC PEWS I (I) THE PRICE RIGHT L4) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES (I) $125,000 QUESTION HOGANS HEROES (J .00OP'tWMD ____ CI) TOPIC: "Dsdslon 76." I of VofiU Coisily and Cornman Caias PII1*I, .: Wi 1w League Ch . .---' ussrss. TEES: boo- '(4) Mid"CI) B pressured 0000 Inloi ___ Pw b be ecome es s marnber of am ' VIII. 1O0d. Vs _ luiTaiIr a ws CL CL M (1) 05 WILD.WILD WEST .1W1RY HART?AAN, MARY HATMAN L UUAS, YOGA AND YOU 11:30 05 MOVIE Single GiL" Tony NSlaIeWood.Toboos*drcja. Son% of a scandal IMgsns mp1on of mswd puythov (I) WUNDER WOMAN: F$oilu le be Announced. NOTE I a bath plsd! B necessary In 1w National I"%* ChincloU piopwnii*ig will be " uus. EllsipMyLove" Claudette Colbert. Don Amedii. 1945. Men $55 to lve wile crazy. 8.30 NBC MOVIE: °° CL Free." Mch.sl adori, SUS an Saki Janus star ProieulonJ garner M's twenty flswssolds.sitI.ndinNgl stakes poker genie and B by underwoitdllgiss,thsnkdlsneancl Treasury ger, &I of whom wwS his help. (t) (4) BALI OUR Comsd 3 1. .W 130 (4) LATE NEWS (I) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (4) PASTORI STUDY Morning (P,bt) 900 (4) (1) ALL INTHEFAMLY: A trip to to Supermarket in. I.nef.ea Ard'$ s leeligs 01 FLOYD 'NTI*P*I$(i ThIMII$ T**TU 11 ;VANISHING POINT I 9.36 7:30 [ • : 49 SLUMBER PARTY 'Si" a MAMA'SDIRTY GIRLS" - SWN1 IM "" '' ..,.41i"RtWl'u055h, pm'. swap swap ANDPLIAMASuT CALL =1216 # _________ li,30 THE GONG "BRUCE LEE" In 2 BIG NITS 'THE CHINESE CONNECTION' A and 1-1 'FISTOF FURY' r '" . . ., - - - - ' Pa. '-T''' FALL SCHEDULE 1942. (Fit) The Great Ran'snon Dan D Duryea. Ench von Svoheam. 1:30 2J 12, OAYSOFOURUVES 6j9ThE \, (Subject to change) is 3:00-5:00 Monday .................... Private Partles Tuesday ...................Private Parties Wednesday ...................... 5:30-10:30 Thursday ........................ 7:30-10:30 Friday ......... . ................. 7:31-10:30 11:30-13:00 Saturday 11:00- 2:00 I. TOMORROW Si' LOVE. AMERICAN si'i..€ 9) AL!. MY CHILDREN 12:55 2 It NBC NEWS 1 00 2; i SOMERSET 4j MICOAy 1945. 'A 11. Li ' FAMILY FEUD 5:45- 4:30 ...,434- 7:15 L .4 ' - : cI Sanford i / (tti You're invite I. cern. Ion ino own at Skate city for . Seminole County Board of Realtors general membership meeting, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Candidates in Nov. 2 election will speak. Arts A Crafts Show for residents of Th e Forest, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in mu1t1-purpa room. Sterling Par k Elementary School Fourth Grade Open House, 7:30 p.m. "You and Your Heart" discussion led by Dr. Luls Perez, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom of ftpj WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 20 MaltlaiidPubUcUbrary FaflLecture Series Election 7:30 p.m. Lee J. Coiling on "Should Appellate 'Judges Be Appointed or Elected?" Sanford Optimist meeting, noon, Holiday Inn, San- mornings a week help a working Mom maintain house . Let me sh ow you how you can make $300 to $300 per week. Call 323 4S42. O(R LITTLE FEE AGENCY" AT YOUR SERVICE Central _., ,,.,, DISCOUNT RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FOR CHURCH. SCHOOL, CLUE A BIRTHDAY GROUPS II or MORE ON THE 000 TRACK ROAD OFF HWY. 1 7. 339-2474 ____________________ FERN PARK. Hiddn words below appear forward. b rind each and box it In. Benzene Fuel Oils Octane Decane Gasoline Petroleum Diesel Oil Hexane To'Iuene Ethyl Alcohol Kerosene Xylene Tomorrow: Historic Assassinations $130 - , -' " . small lake, carpeted, heat, Deary.Or.,,go City are., lit 1. last. i.assi. 11 Oeltoria -7 BR. i14 bath. PtioneSli. 3si after $ P.M. ,,, co ndition, ml,L lease 4 mnos. $743 me. No pets. NIarsctooI. 331.0335 . - ' 2SOSGrove Drive 3 BR, I Both, Family Rm. $145. Info. In window oneva ' MARY, 2 OR, Florida room fenced yard & shady. $13,ml. 332, 1507. Furnished 2300 Mellonvill Ave. Willy Patio Apartments Studio, 1, 2,3 Lg. 1 BR turn, apt. $150 ma., $50 damage,haif utilities, nodeposits 3393343 5:305 wkdays; or 323. 1202 a ft er 5:301. wk.nds. Bedroom ApIs. Quiet,On. Story Kitchen Equipped ,,, .. , i - t Call 322-4470 . carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 bedrooms, $125 to $133 month. _ Sanford. Adu lts Modern StudJ,1 BR & 7 OR Unfurn. Air, carpeted. etc. $0 'no. up. 3214319. r *qhborhood? 44 3 for details on fur. condo at New Smyrna, a Half acre on Jewett Lane, 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat I air, mint coed. 531,000. Owner. 3n-i.- sacrifice a our extra special St. Johns River home. VETERANS-... No homes. WE HAVE RENTALS Harold Hall esseenaily 0 32) 5176 'elephone solicitors, experience preferred. Salary plus corn mission. 333.1776 beginning Mon.. Oct. ii. 14-Business Opportunities year. In. vestment required: $7,450 plus van. For personal. confidential interview, call Mr. Duke Snyder, Sunday, Oct. 10-Thursday, October 11th al 303 $621200. - TS II /J I apartment. kitchen equipped. $95 month. Call 323 5701. b" I - i I Welcomes You HOMES of DISTINCTION Altamonte Springs Longwood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 ('n,.) .Ini J'.IIR, )UpP),'5 IS WIp4fldirIy Thv'r' was thit' :iKal;on '.SVW 9 lOcatInnI lii I'17b Thqn will b 21) .. .tt:iuii n 1977 The hiltciw ii ij I, i(dtft'ii, lit 'OUl .it'a .t,. il.? Lii).' 191.5 Tht'rv I,, iIliL'ili')f3 II,,, w)5 s-II a thtwv pvopl,' whu lntvnj to woth thy ,n r.' till a lull t?niv bash Most of our ,t,,r,' I)wfl,ji .1lt' husband i-I wify k',,ms with rh.4..l,vn aiiJ thy clkIt.'n hyip tin' It you ,tr,' tntyiy,tyd In k'aming m,iy ab ,um tl'ti, oppoitni It. . It' lit an appoie,trn5mnI In Pinch A Pynn,, Inc 19S() CaIUrntI VI (','.iswats'f. (Ia 115)5 LI DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker DeltOn.. 0 tI .Snsom Low S20s Special 322-2420 FOR APPOINTMENT CONSTRUCMON Sanford, Fla. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS CALl. 3223 103 $18 Neat BR, home, cen tral air. carpet, drapes, ran.,. '-"V., refr igerator, was he-.r & dryer. Fencedvard.OfliyIomos young Start Packing! Call George Willis, REALTOR ASSOCIATE CallBart We're Offering A 333 harming older 2 story home. ,.,0.iedpool.'.'1 acre lot with pie.'Pot lrees 8. Shrubt. 142.300. OVIEDO- S OR. S _ 25% $7 375 9 Reduction on Our Largest WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY- 1335 SUMMERLIN- 3 BR. 2 bath home, neat & clean. immediate occupancy see $ )7,950 A mutt handle government reposs.essions, all area. Small down. teller pays cising CRANK REALTORS-e30 606) REALTORS $294 , ft NOW W000mere 01 ILY-4:30 a.m..5:30 p.m. is Ii,,? (3.111. oiah, IV) , iI II 2 bath. cenraI heat & FOR INFORMATION CALL 323.7080 or 323.7860 DIRECTIONS: In Sanford. West on 25th St. off I7.fl ½ Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive 2.S2l Park Dr. 322-7111 Alter Hrs: . 3223991 322044* bath, red brick Mutt sell. Willing to talk terms 520.000. Phone J73 $602. Another Fine Development By WILCO CONSTR UCTION CONPANI A Subsidiary Of Whiner Industries Mr. Anderson, 36$.S740. PET SKUNK Will take trade in. Balance of $50 II or $0 p.ymentt of $6 Call credit manager. 322 9411 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E Is? St . Oownto*n Pekingese Male puppy, 3 mos. old, AKC Req. Champion biocd line. 1969 Simca, runs good 3221116. 25MPG,5a 3373433 1973 Chrysler Newport, 1 owner, excellent condition. Air, P.S., PB, We Buy Furniture ... " 55695. 3$Ma 'Jep,: -. Ws buy and sell - good furniture and antiques. HWY 16 AUCTION GALLERIES, 3226972. ' 35.000 $1800. 3.73 J-S. hard Pop and doom, mIles, ex c ellent 373 $112 after 6pm $977 Mer cury Marquis BrooQham,4 dr. Immaculate cord See to appreciate. S2500-869-1132 after S. Cash 322'432 For used furniture, appliances. I Leesea Datsun includIng z cars and tools. etc. Boy 1 or '1001 tems. trucks. For Information _r.ys Ma rt . 215 Sanford Ave. ________ call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, $31 35 - Want 10 buy furniture, toflet fix. New white & yellow wrought iron turn - anything of value, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '12 dining room set. I white and I '73 Models. Call 323.0370 or 03.4 upholstered chairs, large ex 4605 Dealer tension leaf. Originally siso. We Buy Used Furniture Asking $200 firm. 3231119. I Item or Houseful 1911 Dodge Van, 6 cyl, standard 1727333 41.000 miles. Clean. $2.175. I 901. n.. 1774. 52-Appliances Cash for Antiques, Consignments Wanted. Hi-way 16 Auction l9?3Mercurycapri,autOajrcond Penney's Portable Dishwasher, Galleries, 32 76772. 43,000 miles, brO*n. 5)500 Can excellent condition. $50 or best $31 3192 after 3 p m offer. 331.1333 after 6. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture 8. Miscellaneous i'p 1569 Dodge Polar., 7 sir.. PS, p, KENMORE WASHER, parts, Air, runs great. $400. 333-9116 or to, oct commiSton. Fre* Pick Service, used machines. 373 1702 after 6 pm anytime I Auction. Saturdays 7 pm AAOONEYAPPLIANCES3fl($477 . weekends, Sa nford 3222270 BUSINES * -1 S DIRECTORY " EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST n PH('WI (CU I QWQV i can (Over VOuf home w.th alum Iding & Sottit system Also Roofing Gutters 20 yrt €tp Eagle Sting Co 151 9563 - 'f'I -' 'I . / I TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hariett.s Beauty Nook) 519 E Firtt 322 3712 Carpet Cleaning Landscaping £ Home Improvements - Lawn Care Carpentry. Remodeling Acklt,ons Cu'om Work LicenSed, Bondtci Fr estimate 3236030 LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Brenemen. 157 1399 - -. Window Wasrnnq, Floor Stripping 8. Wamnq, Carpet Free estimate Beauty Care Shampooing - Pest Control Central Heat & Air Cond itioni ng For free estimates, (all Carl at SEARS in Sanford fl 1711 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, I, Classified Ads didn't wo rk there be - Harris ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2S62 2562 Park Drive _____ Roof Repairs, Carpr,itr 127 MA% - Piano Services Pa.nlm,sg, Home Repairs, Gultering, Cement - work Free estimates $31 $662 PIANO 8. OR GAN SER v c Tuning & Repair, All M 862 9300 - Let a Classified Ad help you find mor e room for storage CIassIfint Ads bind buyr last Sewing Land Clearing - Alterations Dress Mi. Upholstery 322 0/01 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING BulIdoling, Excavating. Ditch work Fill dirt, top So 322 5911 Hauling m r 3 ,,, ., - Tree Service \e-JsmT,'iI,', people .'tx)ut .t etpl a Ctasstm Act 9993 ____ fl the Herald 3fl 7611 631 Tree I ANOGARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 323 4.405 or Home Improvements ' PJnt,n E S4EPHEMD Remodeling. General Call 323 4075 Classified Acts will alwa,s give you mo,, , Much, Much Mote than you expect To List Your Trimming. HUGPIEYEQUIPMENT L i fe* Clearing, MOWIng, Disc ing F11l Dirt, Clay, pock, Sand. BJ(kho, LOade r Ph 333 4677 Landscaping & t 323 5549 Well Drilling .'4ELLS DRILLED. PUMPS I SPRINKLER SYSTE MS Lawn Care All types and Sizes Werep.a.r and service STINE MACHINE 8 J - EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowo,,. E'.ng. Trmmng Free Estimates Pl',34lellT3 1791 Business ... DjI Cutting 01-4 r.; L.-isc.J .1,10 Insure,i 5371 - Rpjr BUILDER-DEVELOPER Somebody Is loo king for your bargain. Offer it today in the Classified Ads. ____ Bowlirm ElectricIndustrial. Commercial. Residential Free Estimates 25)5 Elm Ave , 3fl Down Bralley Qdham-323-4670 details. Female. SMOnthsOld Phone 123 6347 - 68-Wanted to Buy --------. BY -SINGER. VA Financing -Nothing Down • FHA INFORMATION CONTACT AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. No charge other than 53 registration tee unless vehicle is sold. Call 904-253 III) for further English Setter, AKC. 3 yr. old male. Free to good home only. 671-6920 anytime, - Electrical '25,000 Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks So uth of Airport Blvd. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold a public - LIGHT HAULING 8 YARD Homes ready for your inspection andimmediat,occupancy for Sale _____________________________ puppies, excellent show.breedk,g potential. Contact board. 441-1267. New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes . Conventional-5% ational Scout, I wheel 'lv., hea vy duty front bumper, idea l hunting, fishing veh icle; 1963 Ford ~ ton flat bed, VI engine, runs, rough body, make offer; 1939 Ford 1- ton flat bed, dump body, V.I. rough, make offer. 333.4130. AKC Doberman _____________________________ FOR Pilot I., ARV 4lui.s,*o, mu,S Iwl., vhS V0i I IUflC$l lhiiit,ti4I ...h hI,i..q5 b.,nl. nam, and (a,,, p.',anal inn,,,,,, / 1953 mt Rent Kittens free to Good home. Call 333. 41$ after 6. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SElL-TRADE 311313E,FirstS, 372.5672 l'tIOn,349 ?m 79-Trucks-Trailers ______________________________ 6S-Pets-5u,Iies Duo-Art Player Piano, electric or pump. Twin Beds with mattresses a box springs & King size head. Hunt Realty, Inc. SO UTH FROM - - minoring, excellent condition. Sanford's new es t residential neighborhood TII"1 64Equipment fOr Phone __________ 'SANORA wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping -No maintenance fees. 1771 Honda MT 250 Good Condition, $150 322-0694 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff '5 Garden Center 60$ Celery Ave. Double Mattress, Sealey Duraflex, - Concrete block construction. Central heat and air Conditioning. Fully 3721195 - Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1916 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 305122.1720 collect. Rug Shampooing- Living room, dining area, hall-regardless size, 515.95. 322 3311 equipped kitchen. Shag Carpeting throughout, Ceramic tile baths. Decorator condition, custom seat, sissy bar. Deluxe Aluminum above ground Swimming Pools. (2) I5'x21' and 'Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpel Shampooer for only $1 50 per day 1 5 '*33' complete. 1 yrs. old, CARROLL'S FURNITURE reposs.'sed. Sacrifice, ½ price. Call collect 305.313.0410 Aluminum Siding air, family rm . garage, large fenced yard. separate studio. equity & assume loan of 137.000 3250503 - __________________________ Realtor 3229211 . Harley Harley Spàrtsler, 1 73, excell en t ______________________________ Peg Real E state Broker SALES - RENTALS 117W. 377 56.4) or 3337757 alter Hrs. Jim 3, -- - - Quality 3 bedroom . 2 bath garden home. 1267 square feet of living area. ?.crctar;ai _______________________ 22,125 MODEL OPEN: --. Days-3fl 6)73 Nights-3n2352 ,BR. Gas plen ty of p'gepectj .. Ad vert, your product or %ece 'n the Clatsified Ad:. wood or Steel desks, executive ok 'l Harley, Super Glide, fully eise. Excellent Condition. Low mileage. 322 3.133. Used Office Furniture BALL REALTY Lovoly . ' _________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ .-. -. ....-I.. . ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS _____ -. 3 BR, l' Forrest Greene Inc. Model Townhouse $30 4033 ORIGINAL PRICE 54nford 3 SR. 1' bath, 5i 00 $171.37 total monthly payment. annual Pct. rate. 360 mos. 111.500. REAL ESTA1 Realtor OR WIlT REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker, 321 3237995 322274* 3220719 W5 -- Singe,' eguippea to zig zag 1. make button 2 COMMERCIAL LOTS plus 3 BR, 2 bath home on 2 more lots. All for 1 ______ Sanford Ave. month OUT OF TOWN-) BR, I bath, large lot, cent. H&A, well and pump. Horse Pasture avail, for rent. 121.000. 323 3144 or 32) 7110 1 11 Caswlltry, 1792,530.1304 an S 7iq Zaq mach,nes Assume aflcrof $185 SOor pay SI) 90 per 1)1.5533 Motorcycle Insurance 60-Cice Supplies '" - - BLAIR AGENCY _______________________ ' chairs, straight chairs, filing Matching set of 10 ratt an dining cabinets, as is. Cash and can ct.Ivs, us each. Sanford Auction, NOL L'S 1200 S. French, 323.7340. FUTIJRA. Jordan Realtor Cliff - Remodeling SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. tangular pools left over from 1915 season, half price. Guaranteed i nstaIiaI' and terms. Call 505 S3 _______________________ 9351 collect. days 1949 Honda, Co 350, 9000 Miles . Excellent cond., 5390. 372 3017. Park, 614-5541. 51-Household Goods convince 7$-MoICyCISs Piano, walnut, refinished, new action, keys, tuned & delivered. Many others to chase from. Win ts,. - Iront and back yard, attach ed ;.age. Your first seek will you Priced in low Can be bought FHA or VA 234 SPARK [H - Any yea r thru 1916 models. 7 we*. Ca ll collect, 345.3131. -323-7107 or 321.0959. - Wanted, MOTHER SAVER- Warm 3 OR with country kitchen and ad. joining family room, fully fenced Realty.. Call Sanford's Sales Leader 6 LOCATIONS IN-GREATER ORLANDO (u' MA- High corner lot, Ba1t1Miy furnished 2 BR home with carport and Florida room, Brine your ciothesanct move right In. $1,900. Req. Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3724437 ********* Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers Street Lights Sidewalks '2 OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS PINCH A PENNY lr.m DEL LOCH ARBOR- 2 1 5 Ridge DriveOwner transferredt Mutt sel: 3 BR. 2 bath home '2 block from Mayfair Golf course. Includes family room, enclosed sun porch, central air & heat. Double carport, large laundry storage. Spacious fenced home site. and 12 mos. Buyer Protection Plan Warranty Sc. it todayl Reduced to $37,500 96____________ ' Sanford 834 9212 psta,rs 2 bedroom unfurnished IIi, q))icl1l;1lt JOHNNY WALKER Life In - bR THE BUYER WITH CA$H' SHIRLEY MILLETT 834-9212 Cassel berry .Winter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs Con ________. 3W for Sale Plants & Answers now has your answertoraregifts,antiqijes a nostalgiques. 210 I. lst St., Suite 0. LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR For Wrecked orJunk Cars & Trucks HAMMOND ORGAN. Sounder model complete with rhythq3 section and instruments. $213. MalIland- Off Howell Branch & 1W For sale by owner-Duplex in exc ellent condition. Landscaped, water well. 2,340 sq. ft. home on Guaranteed reconditioned auto iO.sq. ft. lot, semi country . 125. $I3.5 batteries, exchange. 6572 or 6151401. REEL'S BODY SHOP, $100 temporary-i level, 3 OR, 2 bath, $71000. Jenny Clark Realty, 372. "p a *34-9252 Custom ' TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT. 119S.French 3324991 Eves. 322 1195:322.4144; 322.1951 2017 S. FRENCH 111111/ HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT - W. GARNETT WHITE Special Of The Week IA.dtions Coil oday:_ 2017 S. FRENCH MORE CASH - Pianos & Electronic Orga, with automatic rhythm section. Liberal t ad ft Bob Ball's Piano I Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. Fir5 St., 322.335S. . Wantea Wanted BUYJUNKCARS-fIOIIISIOtO$20. Call 322.104 after 1 p.m. ________________________ Kitchen Bathroo m Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks. installation available. Bud Cabell. 3221052 anytime. 321 0041 Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor 77- Autos - Ynted 54Jsce$ap - MLS.REALTORS " 211 W. 25th ekcmGWaon hostess will heI QUALITY CHARM- Beautiful 3 OR, 2 BA ho me on Corner lot with quality workmanstt,p throughout its spacious rooms. Lots to offer you for lust $27,00. Rn Real Estate Broker JOHN WRIDER,ASSOc, 10? W. Commercial Phone 372 7501. Sanford SaaiflC('- 1V73 Streamline, 33 Mobile Homes, 3503 Orlando Drive, msoo tt, Gregory Smallest Ad with the greatest op portunity. Ca ll - Merchandise I _______________________ P1NECREST- 3 OR, 1 bath, h arkveru c'erlooks Pinecrest "two playgr, Out of state owner says sellI $1,3Q0. 7rantlenaj Vehicles ________________________ 3fl.Ol part. 322. 3to6Family Rental Units Private Buyer Phone 31, 3517 ________________________ , _________________ ROBS0N MARINE 2925 Hwy 17-9) __________________ LOVELY 3 BR. l"i baths, cen tral heat and air, carpeting, fenced back yard, Florida room, utility shed. washer and dryer included. Only $36J00. mower, .-Msil Merchandise 3fl.0s1 ISNI $5 , 40 I1 sider mote.' tailS ,1,1. lawn SS-Boats & Accessories Acr,s,oefwva.partlaiuyfs,., funding. By builder, 131.1449, Equal Housing Opportunity. POOl. HOME- Now Is the time to buy- 3 OR, 7 bath, central heat and air, double car garage, 1S'*3O' pool, outside of city. $35,000. Bicycle, ______________________________ 12'z65'mQbilehomewiffii, $23,000 with terms. Would con. IN BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACEBR, 3½ bath, law than 1 year old, on large oak shaded lot. Truly a beautiful home bu ilt by craft . $100O Own 43-4_Ø5.AtJ'seg, 1100 F 75th St 1726655 Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1½ bath new tames. under $2S, with la_ than $730 down. Government 3237132 le % 321.0041 .. 06 " , J. . t I 170 Si'ep £ Tram Clothing, all sizes furnit ure, misc. $1I. 00-Terms. Broker, $310133. Hal Colbert Realty EVES 372-1317 or 1 4S. - Req R ea l Estate Broker RUTH TUECH Rentals ii OWNER TRANSFERRED-.. Must sell) BR, 1½ ba th home on lovely tree shaded fenced lot, Reduced to $21,000 . MLS.R EALTOR S (Zi C GENOA AREA- 1, 2, & 5 Acre tracts, water & electricity available. Zoned for mobiles homes. $2,000 per acre, u. ragi SlSS Cauefberry: 3 BR, 2 full baths, 1¼ CARPORT SALE- Fri., Set., Sun., SWAP SHOP FLEA MA2KET Oct* all fenced yard, swimming Oct. IS, 16, 17 at 570 N. Waymon i Anyone can be a setter or a buyer. Ave., Longwood. 10 a. O Charge. All pool. lots of shade trees. $17,000 & to S p.m. I admitted trie. 13.000 equity. Will trade equity Many useful items, including Come browse evtry Sunday 9 to 3 value. Payments $10.5. 530-1111. clothing, housewares, etc. Also at the Movietand Drlv,.mn 1959 Mercury Station Wagon. Call Thea tre, South 17.fl. phone 333. S31-90S far into. 1314. It YOU donl believe that went ads bring r esults, try Ciii, listen to Got something to sell? A Classified your phone ring. Dial 3727611 or GARAGE SALE. Thurs,.Sat. Ad will sell it fast. DL,II Circle, Caswlberry- 531. 11)999). Osteen- 9,3 acres, surveyed, mostly cleared; 361 ft. on road. TAFFER REALTY, fluday, Oct. IS, 191$-US I S4- 2411 or 831 9953. SUNLAND ESTATES- 205 Dr..Owner. 3 BR, Central H & A, The government has released complete kitchen with dish. money for sutieldiZed housing to qualified buyers. New houtis In a , washer, dual drive. Many extras, $31,300. 349.537; rural area. No down payment. Monthly paymts less than lent. Sanford- 2 BR, CB, air, screened Call to see if you qualify, porch, double lot, fruit & large oak trees, nice neighborhood. 519,900. $2,000 dn., about stoo mo. Owner will finance. 2032 Jefferson Ave. Rig. Real Estate Broker 322-1371 days 3234137 after 6. 503 W. 1st St. ______________________ 373.6061 ph 323.OSileves. Sanford - Pinecrest, 3 OR, 2 bath, r pool, Appraised $21,000. Selling $.3) $500 down. 323..I __ LAKE MARY Macaged I 3000 HARTWELL AVE.-3 BR, 1½ b.ths,carpe$ed,CH1.A 133.900. Owner will hold 2nd mtg. M. UNSWORTH REALTY 322.2090 S Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 333. Em While They're Hot" REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime - * .. 24355 Ave. 121 O75 eves . 332 743 "Get 511 1514 Realty Reg Real Estate Broker multiple listing wrvice interested ? LOOK AT THIS ONE Beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath, central H, dishwasher, disposal, ww carpet, apqs. s000 equity & assume low mo. payments at 7 Pct. interest. down payment BATEMAN REALTY __ 20 29h so, EALTORS I Architect's 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central heat & air, large fenced yard. large workshop, plus metal utility bldg 323-1001. Sanford, Flo, - -WE SELL SUCCESS- 2 )) Commercial 2565 PARK HAS EVERYTHING_. Attractive 3 BR,2ba, fficent, air, family room fireplace, pool, fenced yard, beautiful location, good school area. Charm. Low 530's. 1505 W. 25th St. L I $10,000 Tool and die experience. REALTORS IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY Class A KEY PUNCH OPERATOR .54.200 Recent experience. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN ........$9,300 Experienc, with small motors. . ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service '135 4 Slow No experience necessary. Will train to do grounds work. )IESEL MECHANIC .510,000 IHOP FOREMAN 322-2420 From Air, chauffeurs ......... Ip '.eade r - SALESREPS .........Open Greet possibilities for experienced outside sates people. . rd' 1611111,010. 61111 tlt.ie. carport, fenced shaded ' WELAKA APARTMENTS Call Sanio GOODIES ADDED- Like new furn iture added-choice) a, ii.', o. Bedroom ,' Efficiency $113 utilities md. $434000 CITY- 1020 Bay Ave.- 3 BR, i, baths,convefluefltlyts,, home. BPP ii me. warranty. $23,300. 11111900. Adult-Family 1, i1$.5R434,L000wood $72 URGENT- Owner must sel spacious 3 BR, 2 bath with Iamll room, workshop, garden area pen Florida snnnra. s_u,nc3 - EXTRAS..- Call Gordens 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE CoiorTv,alrcond ., Maid s,rv QUALITY INN NORTH Lane- Redu ced again for quick eaSel Nice 3 OR, fl', bath home In nice section, nest door to Mayfair Country Club. Features include central air-heat, carpeting, utility bu ilding & deep well. Now i yard. $19,900. Easy terms. Winter Springs-. 3 -. after I wk.days. fl3.1 TEE 'N GREEN- 107 Bunker - 1 BR., turn, a pt ., lights, water turn., Mature adults. No pets. SAP MO PARK. I, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult 1. family park Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17-fl, Sanford. $22,300. Real Estate - Responsible couple- 3 BR. 1 ... good location. siso MO. MOVING- Anxious owner w.nt on extra neat 3 BR. im deposit. 323.24. maculate condition, fenced, well 3,3 BR houses, central air a . for garden, pool. 23, $,50 fenced yard. 333.30$3, - license. I OR, AC ad ults. $110 n's. 322-SM. 1 O Unfurnished EEZTHYLLULAEOI USEEDHNKGDI E IEI LSCJ LURUNEYOXEHNFROUELA OROMBXCRNCFIUSLLLAN TOSTOREAYXYLENEUOL I ALEYLETSNNEOLTUAIYR CENTACXEXENSEVFULHD LYE CONE N I ISA U ZEN E TM YBNBSTWEDITGMUTENER . 31-Apartments Furnished ________________________ RE TAIL SALES 230 . Full and part time available. MANAGER TRAINEE .510.000 Excellent company, great opportunity. Retail exp. necessary. from 52030,000 per ___ air, 2 a ATA LOW, LOW F EE ...ea...-..-.-.. DEL AIR E- 1226 RandolphFurnished) BR, 1 bath home, neat as a pinl Many extras, including washer, dryer, freezer, utility shed, roof turbans & fenced. "Ga rden of the Month" Winnirl MI3OII3O. LAKE . block hone, turn, or Im?urn)23.39100r333.7.2,after 4 2 BR, %w in 1he ~ - nc - I koom mobile horns. No pets. $1 lOper month. Priied, 1JN% 1111100" UNEMPLOYED? Never again If you have sincere desire and ambition: S.rios only please call 514-2004 after 1 p.m. or writs 1040 Giovanni, Deltona, Fla. 32743. ranchises are being offered in Surrounding areas for a unique %fvlce business capable of profits CTEHN!CAL IRENCMLHTA OLYPLDLINEOLSAUOOYZ EAREXI ENESENAXEHWAE X N PT El T EON I R I N L R ,, 3 room apt. utilities included. 1st 1 last ma. required. 322-2710. -- Must have transportation, - f!taftltClI. 332-4530 !6 LO L.lv=KT BUENA VISTA- 1314 Elliott- 2 BR.3bathhomewlffi com,ciaI Zoning, includes large workshop, citrus I pecan trees, garden with sprinklers, equipped kitchen, and fenced 100'x130' yard. Just $21,000. -. 12 WIde, furnished, buslness.residence $11330. 41-Houses t) oviloO-PTU- plexes. Furn. Unfvrn.. Wooded, Horn. sue lots. RIDOEWOOD VILLAGE. . 3721. BIossomTraml.Mr.Egafl,,$5.0050 ford. InstructIons: TUESDAY £ THURSDAY RESERVED FOR PRIVATE I TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, Greater Maitland Civic Center Inc., annual mombership meeting and election, 8 p.m. SUnl•nd, 3 OR. carpeted aPSI, fenced, Clean, Isese. $173. $100. 333Med. EnhIea, PagV. From $115. Call 3210320 between iI...!i! . in addition. InterviewIng Wed. & Thurs. at Gold Key Inn, S. Orange - bination - 38 ittrpp.o Anundant riraq, (jniillg A, attic) and "Gr. Energy I Electrical Trouble shooter, should have at least I yr. experience. with some ty pe of formal training SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 Free Musical show featuring Gainesville Sunland's Blue Hornets Band, Miss Orlando, recording star Sandy Contella and others, 2 p.m., Maltland Civic Center. Bring toy or Halloween candy for Sunland children. Zainft said. The reporting date for the exams was to have been Tuesday, but the judge granted a three-week delay. According to court files, police say Wally confessed to the sIaythgshortly after was . 7:30 p.m..lI:N pm. , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 MId.Flcrfds Singles Club, 9 p.m., dance at Rainbow Ranch Wally lsat Youth Hall, being examined by psychiatrists, Von 1:30 p.m..4:SI p.m. 'I RINK tt,an Plant Clinic conducted by Horticultural Agent Tom McCubbtn, 1-5 p.m., In conjunction with Winter Park Mall plant show. No charge. "I said in the beginning that I don't think the boy should be tried as an adult," said ASSIst ant Public Defender Michael Van Zamft. "I don't believe understands the nature and consequences of that." I SKATING person, Sanford Nursing & Con. volescent Cents,', 950 Meilonyllie Ave. AA Sanford Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Wally's defense attorney has subpoenaed witnesses and taken detailed statements about the SUNDAY 1:31 p m..3:3Im. arid 4:50 pm..4:N p.m MONDAY pfl p,m.-II:Is p.m. FAMILY NIGHT wEoser,Ay 7:3 p.m..II:31 P.M. LADIES NIGHT FRIDAY SATURDAY :30 a.m..II:31 an,.. a LPN, 4 to 12 Shift. Geriatric '. perienc, preferred. Apply In Three 34-bjle Homes 4 S. , I - oom apt,. and completely furnished stud io apartiet1ht Conveniently ioCated&belutlfvliy 32% 4210434. In*enzatjomzaj Display, 9 to noon, Westminster Crafts from many Asian nations. closed, 8p.m., Ascat Church. Vnted Nurses: RNs a LPN's, Aides, Aid. Companion. Needed' immediately. United Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Road, Casselberry. 100 W. First-(ommerciai Zoned 2 OR residence for corn. CITY- _____ . -:- Nice 2 BR 'sçj single ilery I NOW Light delivery. Must own vehicle. have knowledu. of Sanford area. 322-1774 begInning Mon., Oct. 11. of "May I please adopt Wally or AU Judged Horse Show, sponsored by Dusty Boots have him ass foster child?" Riding Am., 10 am-,Wflc0Sales Arena west of 14 on SR But judicial officials uy . the46. Spectators free. case Is moving toward trial doMIdFl Singles Club, cookout at Family Cainspite pleas for Wallace Mosky, pgrowds, W. SR 46, starts at 1:30 p.m. who Is charged In the July 31 Fags Festival, Sis. Peter and Paul Church, Howell death of 9-year-old Greg Bill Branch Road, Goldenrod, noon to 6 p.m. ta 4 ' Thai "Even 11 he killed this other child, and perhaps he did, he IS still a frightened 12-year-old boy who does not need I)Unldb ment as much as love," a . year-old mother wrote iarrjson, OIio. k4 - ,, 18-Help YAC', Club for Singles, 9p.m. Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando 12-year.o!4 ,, boy charged In the'stabn death of a 9-year-old boy two trial as an adult despite dozens of protest letters and several offers to adopt him, judicial of. Ildals say. WINTER Skating Scheduler *. . Tanglewood AA, closed, 8p.m., St Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. Loegwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Roiling Hills Moravian, SR 434. MIAMI (AP) -A tfli *hsII family Dance ...................5:00. 5:43 Fundam,nta is .... . ............ AARAP & To Youth RoVer Rink • Educational CiwIdCare for as,,as $2. Weekly if you quality. 373 $43i .or 332-lais. N IMOJ I THURSDAY Ladies SUM & Trim ............ 9:15.10:45 Tiny Tots (4& under) ........10:45.11:30 UUIeFOIIS(S&4Yrs Old) .....2:30- 3:15 hlterm.diat,Daiicu............ 4:15- 5:01 Basic Buck's 7 a.m. NART 2:30 p.m., First Federal Seminole, Sanford. Charged Wednesday is Ladles Nighti 10:31-12:00 Ph. 322.9333 " " 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 46A) 0 4% • I ' ,, CLASSES Cony, location, good references, fenced yard, 2 meals. 3214351. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Qiumley's, Altamonte Springs. rtded. - * Child care in my Sanford hom. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, .' ' . fleeodoe CO-) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 3$ THE RIFLEMAN ,. 7:30-10:30 41 '6) HOIEROES 4$ PARTRIDGE FAMILY 25' PLUS SKATES, 7:30-10:30 2:00. 5:00 ri 'V . FOR 1v)lfly Bogart. 7/. (4) SEARCH MOVIE- () A een 101 Ci. Gordon Scott. Alum Tamaa'plf. French, 1962. (Tues.) '-s* MurderEthixid O'Brien, John Agar. 1954. (Wed) Bullets of dward G. Flobnson, THURSDAY * a. NEWS - .. ' 6-Chl$dCare titamoate 8prie Garden Club covered dish supper, 6:30p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Speaker, Mrs. Beatrica Fiske of the Soda! Security Office, Sanford. ThaI Internatloual Display, 4.9 p.m., Westminster United Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Road, Casselberry. Cra craft for sale from in As ian nations. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 Rummage sale sponsored by Christian Women's Fellowship, 9 sin, to 5p.m., Deltona Christian Church, 960 E. Normandy Blvd. Slaying 3$ ECONOMY rnTj 11TPIITun (9) M.D. (2) FAMILY AFFAIR 3$ RIN TIN TIN 5:00 2) ADAM 12 4$ MY THREE SONS Si FLIPPER 530 2) 3$ MOTHERS IN LAW 11:00 2 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Keep monet. noon. 40 BEWITCHED .. 32._41. Apartments ' Fortherssurnofew..and cont ents. Majtlasd.Sosjth Seminole Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Maitiand Civic Center. "Meet the Candidates," (4) D DOUGLAS SHOW: C011051; Dorn DOW". (R) (4) (4) pp S RIGHT '1) NEWS (9j RYAMS '"" '.::: r- 430 NOW LEASING Sanford Court $100 Reward conducted . IiJson apartments. furnished or unlvrnushed. Newly redecorated. Come we. E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323.1310. - by Horticultural Agent Tom McCubbln 5.8 p.m. In conjunction with Winter Park Mall plant show.No charge. ta HOLLYWOOD SQUARES '.12) S ORDA JC SON r4j Plait Clime Plant (9) EDGE OF NIGHT 9.100 ____________ SESAME S1Ftr BAMBOO COVE APIS & F'jp4 - . One a 2 Robert I.Slricklln 5-I_.ost ::: Pinecrest- 3.3, l$'s1I' lam. rm., many extras. Asking 134.900. _ BPP warranted. 131.S0. - I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF 9.11.14. Saaf.çd Clvftaa, 7:15 sin., Buck's. Sanford-geminate Sanford-geminate Jyeees, 7:30 p.m., Jyc E c& ó,v000ny : DONAHUE 4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 4$ (Mom) LIFE *4 THE SPIRIT (Tues.) PRACTICAL LIV ING .) HI ji DOUG (Fit.) THE BIBLE l 9J NEWS sss..n.i. ISLAND GRIFFIN otuoms IERV rrv CLOSE Ii' 12:00 9 NEWS 4) t4)YOUNGANDREST. LESS UI PERRY MASON `d~ 10 VV (4) -C ! INC. Call 433.1517 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 33111 South Semlaile Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada km, "! 'O Its only. Refer ences required. 321.0041. K ISH REAL ESTATE Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Altamonte Springs. 'a , IRONSIDE 3$ m irrr RASCALS 2 4. 4:00 County SctxoI System RERRE- Afternoon 1:5 S FRIENDS, )el air cond., carpeted throughout. FACEDWITHADRINKINO PROBLEM Rends. for all Winter Park High School alumni, 7:30 Pfl., Winter ParkHlghSchool, 2lXSwnmerfjeld Rd (off Lakemoid). Sanlerd AA, $ p.m., 1301 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, I a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sertama Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Ciub. UNDERDOG (4) (1) CAPTAIN KANGAROO • DUCK DUCK GOOSE (Fit.) MAX B. NIMBLE i, IN SCHOOL TELE. VISION: Lkii 3) pm, i'('l 1TY MARY 99`0iWthiesday'i 0. U z iauy aoua.vs ; 'zo zocat 3$ fl$( 90uIpei. dining room.livIng, "P$Hne." Adutti or Teens, DIVORCE FORMS- For free in. formation write to: 50* 791. Pompano, Fin. 32041. SISTERs lie. luncheon meeting at noon at the Holiday Inn at the Monroe Harbor Marina, Sanford. viiio, 0e.a, on lake adjoining golf course. All cupe ad, carp and UtIlity room. $320.50 month plus security deposIt. Call 3130,51 or after 3 call 322.7472. -. ' Spacious 2 BR. I bath, apt. Kit W000MERE- 2539 Sanford Ave.3 BR, 1 bath, wall to wall ca r. Poling with fully equipped kitchen, 2 Sidroom, porch, $150. 2 Bedroom, dining rm., $173. 3 Bedrooms perch, $115. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, $325. Also accepting January corn mltments. 574.1, 21B, I bath duplex, 37.1 5 ________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 4442027 for "Wi Care"- Wlnnin m. (7) LILIAS, YOGA AM) YOU Olu) MAGAZINE FOUR,4 -4.j 4jagaruainwhodonntwstants (Wed.) EVERYWOMAN twied vie ,4l.bib.$ COin(Thurs.) CRACKEFIBARREL pita 10 win $20.000. (Fit.) LOOK UP AND LIVE 14) 1) LOVE OF LIFE Ii SUNRISE JUBILEE 4$ LOVE. AMERICAN 6:04 STYLE :12) LIVING WORDS 0) HAPPY DAYS (R) 600 IS G000 DAY: ColiosIs: ,it II NEIGIBOR JSflat LanQhWI. John Willis. 6:10 11:50 a sti, si*& ALMANAC 6* PAUL HARVEY co.,,MENTARY 1155 4) 14) 1$ CBS NEWS private Saves of baseball Players. EPI$Od? to be an.. Z. 600 - - - at the Mayfair Country Club, Sanford, honoring County Conunisgioner Richard Williams. Those wishing tickets may can either Susan Upton or Barbara 3:15 •) (3pEp HOSPITAL 3:30 I es 4$ 31 io FOR WOMEN ONLY: Cotosts: Polly oer,n . Frar* Field. 19)HOTT 12) MARCUS WELBY. MD. 1130 2 '12) STUMPERS: Allen --------, _ Realty Stenstrom Iveing herald, Saafaid, FL - 42Mobile Homes SEE TO BELIEVE Country Club Manor-I a) OR, below FHA appraisal. Owner, 372. 353) 110 Country Club CIrcle, gQt Lake Mary-Rowa 2 OR furnishec tame Instead of a house. Spolleis. Men Preferred..No oets. 3fl.3'30. dgle Ufli lest me. pIta 500 dip. After , call 333.3i', 4-Personals $ p.m. Preempted Friday for ' ry #s Ftsndu. (4) GMISH' Thurs day "rift SW*V JIM BOU110n. bSSd Ofl his book aboiA015 - , Friday _______________ Sem inole 3$ TENNESSEE TUXEDO 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (I) WILD, WILD WEST 15 THE UNTOUCHABLES 1) YOGA AND YOU 12:45 __ M MYSTERY OF T HE , wEac Ihook A By. Baby." Fr*z Werner stirs in Vii storY of Vii kkWiIQØIig of the Intent son of wealthy author. 1.00 (2) TOMORROW 15 IiOTICtS EN ESPANOL 1:10 CI) DAILY WORD cb=Pgw punch and bm d'oeuvres event from 6to 2411 vu APE 830 12:00 ftNuntila - House. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11 (9) GOOOMOtiiou • Noon aWurnlstlad.heoWnjTy Deposit. Adults Preferred. 332. 0031 or 32373is. : _____ oii (2) t TONIGHT (I) MARY HARTMAN. MARY - U dvi after 1. i Room turn. Ovleds Ratery, 7:30 sin., the Town 700 ( 2) ) TOY (Lccal news at 725 al 825). (4) (4) CBS NEWS: (730,5 Mn. local r Cti. 4). •POPEVE AND FRIENDS 20 SESAME r s Sunday pin., -•ft live coverep of oft onWe&iy and Thursday. pre.rror r,áw proarn- 6:56 DAILY DEVOTIONAL ICA' Noon The Day Before PublicQtlon 41-Houses storage. $39,900. m SM. DELTONA. AVAILABLE NOW AC. carp,. ,-- 41-Houses . Furnished sts. 322. Adults. No pets. Civic Cente. w',_ (4) LOCAL PEWS tat 11:00 pyongen I SR Ipt., kit. equip., 1 - COUNTRY- I BR. 2 bath, Ige wooded let, near lake. Cant. H, $123 month plus deposit. CIII Jordon, Realtor, 531-5532. 9. 0 noon,Civic Center. Casseibmy 54.lary, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Sanford - M Senior CftIz Dance, 2:30 Sashrd Riwasts, 41-Houses PrIvate entrance. Adults only. )0O4 Palmetto. SOtd. Country Trailer-i OR, I both, air _________ , thru2Stimes .. . .3lca line utimes ............. 24ca line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHANCE) 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES thee IM Presidential Carnpa1 ." , 6:45 at 05 NEWS 1) WOMAN P6I - 0 fourth And iw Two Party Sydem and %7:30p .ni.,iack () BASEBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS: ioo ," ,p. Ton fOf U.S. C 9ISSIOal Ole lct , ALL MITHEFAMLY 0 ThREE STOOGES -4 carps?, screen room, citrus, lots of Clean fUrniShed 1st floor, Fan Lecture Series Election Pak $4 14) (0) $11 I ij ULIAS. voa mo you (W GA R N ER TED ARMSTRONG - AMBASSADOR COLLEGE ioo cue s ol po em via ____ . EP.$9 &l*ç T who enIsti the tIS OP 2 0sdris ballielukIPLI1*IQsMrdcan bandillollielklem.4 lo Ihodoo. CL (S) THE BLUE KNIGHT. &ayçsr (Genegs Kamsdy) ss t nor th heeiim VmLls and Iolrs onhis St *P*% he IN b Slur S Wile a Isr Its. D.ibva RIosilusIsk*osd Wi 2 Wi 1w fsetjmd role ci y$,. CHARUE8 ANGELS Epluodlebsa.wouicstMsy bspr000, lud for a1ourthgsis 0 STAR TREK 1"t (2) Unfurnished - RATES 1:00 A.M. -5:31 P.M. MONDAY Wire FRIDAY SATURDAY 0-Noon 10 am. to I ithruStbmes ........ 4IcaIIne HOURS Convnimlty acu 030 Don MwsJm pmssti a hd 'g.M Isak Sale, South SerrJnole Uwy,Altaznonte Springs, 301 Maitland Ave., (B&W) i000 KUTMM THE QUEST: Tim4) SUMMER SEMESTER o im, Kurt Russell star. * FRAN CARLION EX. CL P. 700 CL TO TELL THE TRUTH (4) BEWITCHED (I) THE CROSS WITS DREAM OFJEANME 1) FEEDBACK (1) WILD. WILD WORLD. OF adtyolflod B MOUSE CLUB 4$jfl Uni- PICTURE Q CL CLAUCtEsotib, ID wvcmc. MA1EMY. MFD I () ONE LIFE TO LIVE 32-4Ious - I,UntVrn. & i turn. Rent or Sail - immaculate 3 SR. refrigerator . bun, carpeted, garage, fenced yd $123 n's. 404 Park Ave. Call Orlando $5. I $155 'nO. 333.744, 9571. . 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Invftad Get wine new Christmas decorating Ideas. 31-Apsrtmjnf FurnIshed .1 Orndo.WInter PQ4 . - _____________ CLASSIFIED ADS : 3222611 A.'llI-'y VFW Pod 10105, Sanford, $ p.m. (bppercraft party, Post Home mi the lakefront Everyone (4J (4) T)EGUICING LIGHT JEA*IE (Wsd) OROC PRO. to J am CL 625 2) (n.) WITH THIS RING (Tint. Thum) I DREAM O - S.mlnole Wae*'s 2) () THE DOCTORS FILES WI EDUCATION (Fit) NEC P (4) CBS NEW - it . 230 U) V44TS HAPPEMNG? ,,, I WEDNDAY, OCTOBER 13 lit tiol ns 1 P- 130 E -, RETTk Fplo'ie b ybSliSUi-I.4 0B4CY ONE CL , D FAMILY Foote 100 CL CL l5 ,,, Evenlag CI gim ___ Wednesda rt. CALENDAR f 20,1 A 322-2611 SUPPLY CO Ind or . 372 6432 831-9993 �I NMK hs. PL ; w I . I . I o Wuiuluy,09L ii. 07$ Pools Paid Sanford It For, But Staying Empty--Why ? 21 1yJA(IJIUN DOWD public would probably lung Club. During the summer it is Lyman .Athletic Director over south Seminole, Buckner including the YMCA offer pool along with pupils In the aboutsomelegal ramifications opened to the public on William Buckner uys If an said. They pay about $12 a lessons at country dubs and county's exceptional child in relation to Analysis liability and other weekends, while during the got hurt at the pool, the acmonth to participate. The Seminole Courgy School program, acco private homes, but there is to Roger probiens," Harris said school year the Greyhound ddent would be covered by the The AAU program at Lyman Bosdreciatlyets,*of Harris, assistant superinalmost no opportunity for Lyman High School in varsity swimmers physical school board's general in. "The school board is insuredgives youngsters it chance to children or adults to go taxpayers' money to bay a tendsnt for budget and finan. Longwood has a swimming pool education classes and an SWAM Policy. "It's just Uke at against owe of popetty that Includes COL participate in competitive swimming Just because they on the school grounds that was Amateur Athletic Union a bull game, if someone falls The program Involves swimming as a sport. Several feel like taking a dip on a hot P swbiwnbig pool —54 there "Opening it to the general built by the school's Booster program leave no extra time. down and gets hurt," he said. about 125 youngsters from all other groups in the county we spparly no plans to open afternoon. the pool to the public; So now Sanford residents are Pools they caii't ______ PIyIJ me: the school board's new =as COUPON! IaiRkel $1 _IUU1L*W f a pool beNIKlSaafotil Memorial Cl s P &adhmi and the old dtypoolat P °' oldsborowblchwucbosedi, wdlWedlnnrulyearssgo. pUS1U$lW... Re1.W8tWdkI - - ___________ I 14 69th Year, No. 47—Thursday, October 14, 1916 Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIc. 10 Cents #u - ___ pPI ___ Vw coot of building Ow CrqNsbol pod is Included in a I I WMUN$ M*11 MINI The IM i bond issue was w1marily to buil d th e marina, but It also Included th; i $i IF • . . pmvW* for mwv delta - whi ch is where the iwimmini ool comes pt tY t( :dPar being ow to off the bond sue, but Sanford rtaidentsueplcklng up tab .1 - k ins bond bum that won't be I SUN 1 L , I I OFF ANY NEW , p I I NALF.GALLON PrcrItIon' _______ ICE CREAM I r FREEMAN I Herald Staff Writer p ' ____ in p l opu a flavors p p p "W II LimltlCouponPerCust,m.r ThrU Oct. 2L 1q16 Sme.i • Child's BAYER 0.,,g. f.,•d C,iiâ.Oq., out of rever ons from the city's adility tax and electric fr S 36 ASPIRIN chise. The satire may not be up to that published in the National Lampoon, but a politi cal cartoon generated by Republican Cowy Comnmtaslon Candf date Dick WtllImr4.1 ha sparked a protest from Democrauc County Atty. Tom Freeman. "I do think that Dickle belongs In the funny papers," write Freeman in a letter to the editor of the Herald. '. "Because that Is the type of commissioner he has been. I must vigorously protest.. my hairline does not recede that much." The cartoon in question is one In which a picture of Freeman as Kingmaker appears plugging coins Into a "Political Machine" feeding Williams' Democratic op ponent, Dave Gunter. "That cartoon is causing me a great deal of discomfort at home," muses Freeman. "I allow my wife a modest awn of money; the feels this amount is inadequate. That cartoon showing me contributing $1,000 to to some candidate is false. "And, since rny wife saw that cartoon, she feels she ls entitled to more food "Ole Tom Is really at It, isn't he?" quipped Williams. "He may be In trouble not having any money since he is not feeding at the public trough; he might Just starve out there in the real world." Williams' reference was to the fact that Cornmissloners have voted for an In-house legal staff, eliminating Freeman's position. Though Freeman calls his cartoon picture "dlstorb ted," Williams reply is that "the cartoonist didn't get the eyes quite beady enough. And we tried to get his facial expression to show his unquenchable thirst for power." On contributions, Freeman says, "DiCkle must be thinking of Thorn Rwnberger's law firm not mine. ThEY gave $2,000 to John Klmbrough's campaign. I can't afford that." " Fr eeman is trying to squelch the fact that Gunter IS a major cog In the machine," Williams says in replj Freeman, on the other hand, skips over to Williams' performance on the board. "Everything has to be explained to the board five times. The first time for the other four commissioners and the last four times for Dickle. "It has been a lot simpler lately. Klmbrough has taught him to vote yes If Klinbrough scratches his right ear and to vote no if Klmbrough scratches his left ear. Commissioner (Harry) Kwiatkowski almost dies laughing everytime Dickle get his left and right mixed up. Kl brough has to call a recess." Williams says repeat questions stem from all that "mumbo-jumbo" Freeman calls legal opinions. Williams says Democrats don't have to ask for clarification because they "decided everything the night before at the Citrus Club; they're real versed." "Anyway," Freeman concludes, "I wish that you would refuse to print that particular cartoon. Food money Is a very emotional Issue In my household as In most American families." Ed Pricketi city residents, Tarnm Plained. Manager Warren K0O1L says he Goldsboro io 219 ' Without coon 36c - y9 "Tl* city had a lease on I pry,"K0owies recallet ba" 's ____ S57Cs.12 ASPIRIN 101676 .-. — •ciiui $45. VODKA 4 playgroundequIxnentcowdbe a new westside moved to School officials clased, the racial tensions of the 19Ws were reaching a peak In Sanford. 7be county school 37 thru 34 9 tIMTOM(QuPONpfI(u5yos,, . ".... ~' UPONI -1) . /\ Nursing Pads Shap.d4..ffl . .. pack .f 22 by CURRY Limit 74$ ______ It ..;_._ ___ u usmit - private schools. 3 :*. OORDONIS VODKA school were peacefully in- But no one suggested reOpening the swimming pools Since the Goldsboro pool and A47 101676 01. BASNAMNS J&B MellonPrhaveenc1ose wunming program. . J $COTCH4IIk CROWN now being preparedPl school boar tji.g members rnjp &47 _-*" cjggi1wt WitItout _..._- 99 c Limit 2 .... ,or . ~ 1076 Coupon 11.1$ TRAC II . by shaving cartrid ge* mm LIC 39C __ thru : Withoutco.çon.67 X. LINJI Oki COUPON pa Cusyo • sIzs;Iegulart • Nail Polish I.mo,.r - 10-16-76 139 th Without coupon $1.47 LIMiT Oft( COUPON PIP (USTOAqI LIMIT Owl COtftOw PIP (LJSTOMLI . rs 1Mà s ) FANTASTIK I i. si u i 1WI%IIII1FullMOTH BALLS strength ONI.POUND PACK ___ - ... _. Napthol.n. I oo CUTEX 4-oz 32.02. ANTISIPTIC thru 11 another public pool at Fort U (WITH4O4OFFLAuL) I -. ) J tosy SPRAY CL1AP4II .- Idg - 22.01 '!I 3.INONE OIL '-. the ring connected to the nightclub also had been in operation at least two months. Herring said the third, separate prostitution ring uncovered is still under Investigation. He declined to give details. Palmer has been jailed on four counts of prostitution, three counts of rape and two charges of incest. He Is also being held in jail pending proceedings in a "mandatory conditional release" from prison In a prior case, officials said. Palmer, who reportedly has a record of prostitution related arrests and once testified In connection with a $50 million International stock fraud and counterfeiting ring based in Orlando, was arrested last week at a fish camp west of Sanford where he had been relaxing while law enforcement of ficers armed with felony warrants conducted an intensive search for him. The one-Inch-thick vice report going to Gov. Askew outlines "criminal activity" by elective and appointive Casselberry city See CALL GIRLS, Page 2-A . AREA DEATHS - JAMM MAli LERSON • ..: - - ..- — ...~ [ ~:____ FI - al r 14 t - I . :;_i:. . .- - -_',,-.. .-. - - - - I. -- r - - Harlan (The Colonel) Blackburn, his appeals exhausted, finally went to jail this morning. Another photo, details, Page 5A. . - - J F. -. '-. --a LT. - .. Around The Clock .....4-A Bridge ..... ................ 6-B Calendar ..................6-A Comics _............... 4-13 Crossword ............. . 6-B Editorial .... ......... 4-A Dear Abby . ............... 2-B — ' ._ — -'r- SCHREINEIt Today 1. -. lIEltIbING arrangements - ' •- I - I--- -. - - ..:.. -. - - - -- -.- -r-------:-- -r_-- -_ - .- —.. .,,,. -- -_- .- '' -,- ,. r ,.. .-..- .- -.-. r- - .. - -r--z . - -,-. - .— -. .- - -_ "r ------. .. ._ -. ... 4, r- — •_ -------------------- ---------------r- - - -- - -_.---- ' C ., -. -' -. --.,- - • .. - . - r- - - s_)1 L..- _arJ_ , - -. r .. — - - ——:— 1 - ' - -' i -,---. - - . - __ , :- -' - — Ilu Shots Resume Tuesday? r - --- Horoscope .. ....... . ... ..6-B Hospital ................. ..6-A Obituaries .................6-A Sports ..................74-A Television ..... .......... ...4-B Weather ................ ... 6-A Women .................14-3-B '- - - - - -. — - - 7- 't — ---I - IL, I- . — . - , .- .—.• -.. - .- - .- - Four other Florida counties also suspended their maculation programs Wednesday and health officials in counties that con. trnueil offering shots reported sharp drops in .he number of persons asking for the vaccine. There was no hesitation at the White House, however, where President Gerald Ford's personal physician said the 63-year-old President would receive his shot today. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford scheduled the shot today In an effort to convince Americans the vaccine is safe-The inoculauonprogram is designed to reach up to 200 nullion Americana - including 6 million Floridians. Three of nine states that suspended their inoculation programs have decided tu resume giving the shots. At least 33 elderly persona in 16 states — most with a history of heart trouble — are reported to have died after receiving the inoculatotts. - - tl I - Seminole's swine flu inoculation program will be ready to start up again Tuesday — If tests by federal health authorities reveal no evidence that the vaccine caused the deaths of at least 33 elderly persons In 16 states. Dr. Orville Barks, director of the Seminole County Health Department, shut down the free program Wednesday afternoon shortly alter neighboring Orange and Volusla counties suspended their Inoculation programs. He decided to have the program ready to re-open Tuesday after he got word late Wednesday that preliminary tests made at the federal Center for Disease Control an Atlanta established that the swine flu vaccine is safe. But Barks said he wouldn't make a definite decision to go ahead until he received results of tests being made by the federal Food and Drug Administration. "We just felt we better be on the safe side and wait until we got definite confirnuitlon that the deaths were not caused by the vaccne," Dr. Barks said. "I'm sure we'll have that confirmation by the first of the week and then we can continue our program." Orange County, which had planned to kick off its inoculation program Wednesday, opened its clinics today after a 24-hour delay. Indian River County has made plans to begin Its delayed program next week, but health officials in Volusia have made no definite decision, to resume offering inoculations. About 1,000 people were Inoculated by Seminole health department staffers on the local program's opening day Tuesday - but Barks had hoped for 3,000. After the first deaths were announced Monday, many people apparently changed their minds about getting the free shots - or at least decided to wait until tests on the vaccine were completed. Barks said turn-out Tuesday at Longwood Elementary School was - I.' - -- ' - -'- - "very poor" before the program was suspended in early ofternoon. If mn,l ••• u.k.,, .,nnf %V %A&•I... U5I 's... UIV YdtUIC 13 5dIC cUini through, Barks plans to resume the previous schedule. The free shots will be offered from noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at Altamonte Civic Center and next Thursday at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Clinics that had been planned for this week in Longwood and Oviedo will be rescheduled. "Alter the tests establish that the vaccine Is safe, I hope people will turn out in great numbers," Dr. Barks said, "People need to regain confidence in this program." Dr. Chariton Prather, state health program director, said he notified all 61 county health departments Wednesday that "there is no need to alter or delay the program." Prather authorized use of the vaccine after Asst. U.S. Surgeon General David J. Sencer said there was no evidence linking the deaths with the vaccine. .,,.h..s . STATE... WARNER GAME Herald Staff Writer 1. McTEER. MRS. MAUDE E. Funeral services for Mrs. Maude E. Mcii,r. 74. of 1103 Valencia Can-?, East, Sanford, who died Monday will be held it I) am. ThigSdiv, at Assembly of God Chur ch, Sanford. with Rev E Don Co* officiating. Burial in Oaklawvn Cemetery. Braison F uneral Horns- is in Charge of 40 Sut&sltE OF By JACQUELINE DOWD 4 ARRIVE AllVJ AlA LIE . Funeral Notice_ - FLORIDA SNAP, CRACKLE, POP I 16, NAULIRSON, JAMES CARSOLL — Funeral services for James Carroll RaUIIrSOn. II, Of Geneva. wito died Monday, will be Ps-Id at 3 p.m . Thudy, at the gravesId, In Gins-v. Cemetery with Rs-v. Leo Barnes officiating. Brisson Funeral Home IS In cPirge of arrangements. What makes Johnny run? It's the spirit of the Pop Warner League, captured here by photographer Tom Vincent as the South Seminole Pee Wees stopped Lakeview. 18.0, in a recent game. Top Is South Seminole pass play to Curtis Smith (23 red jersey) with Craig Cochran (52) looking on as Freddie Miller and Paul Griffin move in for tackle. Middle left Is Dwayne Johnson (32) bringing Paul Brown to halt. Middle right is Lakevlew's Carrell Thompson and Jay Burke in pursuit of Chuck Hooker. John Smith Is batting away pass for Curtis Smith in tower photo with Lakeview's Tony Williams and Jay Bark coming up to help. Pop Warner League play continues Saturday at sites throughout Central Florda. at Ilie Springs isbehevedtohave been operating since August and , - t He is a member of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee and has held patronage jobs at both a local area horse track and a dog track. Herring said Schreiner, who also is fanner employe of Club Juana, a Casselberry nightspot featuring nude dancing, ac cording to the "master plan" was to "provide the call girl to the high public officials." my opinion this would compromise public officials If It was allowed to operate," Herring said. "We feel that we've nipped it In the bud." Herring declined to name the "one Casaelberry official" he says has been involved in "acts within and without the Club Juana 5to me edapt that the persn Is compromIsed." Herring said the prostitute who gave the sworn testimony Is hesamewomanwhorecelvedmriJuanaauegedJy from a Casselberry Police Department evidence locker. Criminal charges have been brought against Casselberry police detective Bobby Gene Bennett in that case and he has been suspended from duty with pay pending outcome of the case. Herring said he won't make public the Casselberry city offtthl's name "but It's In the report to the governor." At least three girls have been questioned in connection with 1.1 the alleged prostitution ring that Herring says Schreiner was heading. The second prostitution ring uncovered In the widespread south Seminole vice investigation byal Ill's and state attorney's agents was headed by Charles J. Palmer, 30, 117 Red Cedar, The Springs, west of Longwood, according to Herring. He said agents have talked to five girls in connection with this ring and are looking for at Least five more girls. "It appears to be a pimp-type commercial operation with a said. "We have evidence of a very sophisicated operation and indications of steady customers." Herring said the ring that operated from the rental residence - James Carroll Raulerson, 96 of Geneva, died Monday night Born in St. Francis, he lived it Geneva for the past 50 years Survivors Include his wife Mrs. Carrie Raulerson Geneva; two sisters, Mrs. Violi Bedenbaugh, Oviedo and Mrs. Laurie King, Geneva; two brothers, Emmiti, of Geneva and Roy of Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. ' re-election. During his first year in office he served as city council 3.02.1121 ri I chairman and was in charge of the Longwood Police Department. Household lubricant - I Clergy Meet About Juana, Pige 3A - 881 \/ pr. (i QT '129 101676 Without coupon, $1.47 _ ShirF.ghton. ...... DIAPUI uIk 1W' Panty Hose % % 99' 1O i66 V PAMPERS DISPOSABLE ' TJ I t maa I 11111-- was being hammered old and many white families were making plans to move orb flthelrthildreai inall.wtüte FABERGE CAIVIRT ___ "The same year the pool was 1111f:141 OROANICSWhwO.rrnOuaN.n.y CANADIAN Q GIN eel _ ~ i::1 __ II III ,'çfll.acl2TOSS(Il'$ ec *igul&y troco,1, I *-%! Walgreens worth COUP ::., 3 M 101676 UWYN 710 5 r,c, t~_ :.1. Rigularly flc L'MTOMCOUpOiCr, OW UL MJ "SAFE 19 '19 LNlTONtCOOMI(jtI X. 1%-az. ____ 'cempm" one Casselberry official. "I'm sending it bccaue there fl& r" mention o: Lt governors office during the investigation of of I prostitution rings," Herring said, "the one Involving Club Juana. "it has to do with a call-girl operation which appears to be a service that would be available to high-ranking public offlclals.. .from the governor's office or congressmen when they come Into this area." Herring said a "master plan" was revealed by prostitutes who have been given Immunity from prosecution. "They would have a contact man who they would get in touch with. H. would contactthe head of the ring, (Donald) Schreiner." Herring revealed that Schreiner Is named In a misdemeanor warrant charging prostitution and that officers have been searching for Schreiner for several weeks. Schreiner is a fanner policeman and SeminoliSheriff's deputy and narcotics Investigator. He completed a two-year term on the Longwood City Council last December, failing in his bid for . Regularly 43 p&g 'k,,k,kJj,EXjj 2..z. IOOTARLIT$ ... Not long after sc.bad afficialia had an access road to Gold, sbaro Elementary School laid through a city baseball diaznond, the city moved what . *.'.'. Anti.P.rsph'ant lailonir Stick Limit I thru q mud asahowdy.do,here'sa ser coming right down n middle. They wuut CWfl , 1 U.S.P. 5.gr. "Worthm.r. ___ SSlCs.12 Limit? 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Reubin Askew for possible action since the vice probe has implicated public officials and Protest nwiil iiw :aw rr 'meni - By BOB LLOYD WILLIAMS ___ )___ PHONE 323)$ IX 3214250 'WAIOaUNCO..Ino 1000 • _ __ Wa We Oeswdc Low Work 1sf.,for You : A PLAZA .SANFOI STORE HOURS: prSc.s for your gsn.rk pfstvIp$io,. win1ex and, quite possibly, 1 mew city Seminole C 114irl Rin g s Smashed; O ffic i als LIn ked I ,. - , .- . :.. . 4 I -. - -Th :- - - - - - � 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 13, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 13, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 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