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I would appreciate Some occur I Would suggest that you concerns avoid coffee, tea, colas, help from You as this chocolate and any other cat. me. e-COfltSlnhtlg beverages you Your doctors have not done may drink. Also avoid anything because it is not a and alcohol. ,. am sending you major problem. I gather from Letter num ber 6-12, Heart your comments that you are Irregularities, Skipped Beats, unaware of the Irregularity. ._50 ris ciuci sAys fl4 'DO YOU AOVAYS \. TRAVEL WITH A TRUNK V' A-W by Stoffel & Hsimdoh( / ,i4l'c. - I j IDLD rr! ii<, i T4AT THE SAME JOKE EVERY AY 1 IN - , -j 1' CHEER I Vij TOLl) ME r-i. 'r EXPECT ALL \ MATEIZJAL' WHEN YOU WERE YES, 1wVU'VF_ DAY. Cx_V0 ABL)ur IT. 1-oz 73 it ___ 0P 'y?N I10~Ll_ __________________ by Al J ".T'% ____ _____ --I...— ;Ail 'C ' ______ L t -i f jlI . I . TONIGHT LECTURE BY II EASTERN I WISE MAN t25000 I I :. • p.. • I v 1; — • •• . I. ______________ • ••. A FEW WORDS FROM LOCAL -• - - . . WISE GUYS 1 1.98 - , - r = 77 I — '. , 11o' ' J se v CE IN II URSEL RUNOF-E-MJ NARY INPIAN (I Ji Iw / I 1 I - Th /1 , , ( .t / - 7 ¼, .. .• 'i / \ ' I I ',I I Gar Twdeau 7;6 W-56 7V WM I __ 41774W ,/ ' waas A40XKj% XilaM6 ' / ' / by State Attorney Abbott Herring's office today or Wednesday, according to Casselberry City Council Chairman Sal Orlando and City Atty. Kenneth McIntosh. Orlando told colleagues Monday night the evidence, required to pay the costs of the investigation. i don't ow the - ' - . - Min RON .,. Approved the regional sewer committee's plan to begin north Seminole by expanding and upgrading the existing Sanford sewage treatment plant. The commission also backed the co mittee s decision to dispose of treated waste water by spraying it . , 4=1 1111111 IlL' C'L' DI) sae number of houses with lower maintenance costs." license for Bla ClubJuana, under state law, for f Amusements not be renewed even though the pinball and "appealing to sexual interests amusement hail closed Sept. 30. Five residents of the which are not pure and Sanford Avenue area near Blast-Of f offered sworn testim onySouth that wholesome," the amusement hall disturbed their neighborhood. He said he will commwilcate Approved an occupational license for a slot-car racing his ideas instructions and track in the same shopping center where Blast-Off was located ' 411111 but Knowles reminded the commission of an old plan drawn up by the city Planning and Zoning Commisson to close streets and lengthen city blocks wherever possible. "The city was weU laid-out but now the trend b toward longer Wock," Knowles told the commission. "The city can see the - , Me city engineer and fire chief recommended leaving the street open, mts, but frankly I don't give a over land rather than injecting it deep into the earth. dam," Orlando responded. — Approved a proposal from the Jaycees to build three McIntoGh, saying he will have horseshoe pitching courts at Fort Mellon Park. a follow-up report for the city Approved bids on playground equipment for Goldsboro council today or tomorrow, park, and bids on shelving units for the new public works coinadvised the board immediate plex. a ction can be taken against - Formall) ordered that an occupational - consisting of a basketful of swom statements, polygraph tests and other documents which he was permitted by me." evidence as detailed as that "exposureofpersonsjna naked fashion," advising that the city Orlando indicated the afforded himself and McIntosh. should not either revoke the v1dence against the city of. Councilman Charles Sizer club's occupational license or had protested anging the restricted commercl zoning to general conmercial. . McIntosh estimated the costs Of a court fight to the U.S. To da y review of Juana as $20 000 to $30,000 He Around The Clock Orlando said he was hopeful Www would request that a 4-A Horoscope know" basis and "putting the a court injunction to halt the monkey on our backs." 2-B Hospital Calendar .............B 3-B Obitsarks B activity at the nighLVot, adding Comics . .............. 2_B sports lorida Senate committee Councilman Nathan Van that if Casselberry seeks the Crossword fB Telev ision Ome into the city to invesflgate Meter, meanwhile, was con. injunction alone, legal costs Editodal ............. 4-A Weather he matter fully lie also urged ctriiil •ibiit ho would be could run as high as $5,000. Dear Abby -.. I-B Women F with employe grievance& "We went thro ugh the whole hocus-pocus of having a long de tailed policy manual written ow - Stenstrom was accused of interfering in the appoin tm ent ' KNOW • ES T (t),I with that," Stenstrom said. "I grievance procedure grievamv procedur e. I would j did what any good corn- established by this corn- file charges," Knowles said, imasioner would do Icalled the mission,"Knowles sai d. The answering Stenstrom s charge acting city manager." City Manager Warren sittlation was handled badly." that Smith had been fteatened Knowles also said he had B at work after an extended ignoring the city's establ ished . S F.. "one hell of a mess:' pened,ltoldVlrlt(he next "The man did violate the time he by-passed the ro-74 Knowles, On his first day back warned Smith earher about 3,B ering deling uppo rt unitytoapplyforthe job, "1 don 't see an ything wrong the evidence only on a "need to said Herring's office could seek Bridge I%tt' Sanford City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom was criticized Monday night for ignoring the city's esta bl ished channels of of Edgar Griffith as the city's new ref use supervisor because :icials is connected with the said, however, that if Herring "usurp" the authority of the perations at Club Juana, a has evidence of criminal ac- State Beverage Virgil Smith — whom StenDepartment by ________________________________ strom opless go-go establishment in tivity going on, he should arrest att described as a "personal em pting to revoke the club's he city, the guilty parties and "that liquor license. Last week, the city attorney would be the end of our L't)IL'It'L'. L'Iti ii l I I I.:i& tenst ro m Of Pol'I'cy Tci - — Approved a rezoning William Hart to expand his business, Bill and Belle Restaurant at 2511 Sanford Avenue. i& AVE. S Information on how to handle Owner Gerald Page assured the commissioners he is "noi up and then, in our infinite the problem in the next few catering to any half-dressed bunch of juveniles... days. — Worked out a plan that will allow restaurant owner George widsom. we adopted it." Mayor fie said the governing body Smith to expand his business at 2101 French Ave., without I~e Moore said. "Then the first could consider adopting an rezoning his property. Residents of the Highland [lark time a personal friend comes to Jack Fuienwider to view his fellow councilmen to ordinance prohibiting the neighborhood behind (suy s Bar ue including McCianahan you, you throw the whole thing 'seared the li vi ng devil out of request a briefing on the in the wastebasket. ictivity at the rughtspot. - - I lty council's authority and He added that Herring's Supreme Court against Club esponsibility to regulate the office was permitting I I . . The Orange Avenue problem involves a house owned by Rutha Mae McClennon which extends 1.8 feet onto the adjacent lot. "Those two women fight like wildcats," Knowles told Me commission. "The attorneys have thrown up their hands, too." The commissioners voted 4-1 to let the matter ride. Com. missioner John Morris opposed the "hands-off" policy. In other action at Monday nightts meeting, the commissioners: Fourth ejected a request from Holy Cross Episcopal aurch that Street beclosedbetween Park and Magnolia avenues The D was instructed to determine the problem." ' • I City of Casselberry is to be "It Must be Oc " Oer. Here'S tO fit3t ChrilltfM Card from ve dropped off our IlStl,- ; replied Knowles. erry rime 0 ew o ata By DONNA EES P EW%W Meyer said. C Herald Staff Writer 1 10-11 - I "We've never forced anyone out yet," Commissioner Gordon . )I I 1 foe, "No, and I don't think we want to get involved in that," I I I • • commissioners said, the building --is being utilized by trespassers for drinking and sleeping." Costs Of the demolition, which are expected to run close to $5,000, will be charged to Moss and a lien placed on his property that will prevent him from selling It unless the city is paid. But the commissioners declined to a pprove the proposed demolition of a building at 1013 Orange Ave. ., rernitt to Gov. Reubin Askew . - . .. • . ___ A ____ -/ . - , •. 50- • . '•) • ' %I I ay • II DOONESBU ' _____ p... A packet of evidence of "criminal activity" by elective and appointive officials of the / You • • ' by R ' T ( TUMBLEWEEDS XrON ' I transplanted kidney can be placed in many arew. Some are Placed in the pelvis. You cow alsI) use an artin" kidney ff u "I don't think we have much choice, do we?" asked Cornmissioner A.A. McClanahan. The citybuilding department recommended demolishing the. . • Sanford Wont Fight Lake Mary Edict, Page $-A I . 'it T building — which 13 not occupied — and the police department backed the recommendation because. as a memorandum to the 44 44 your general medical condition will tolerate surgery, and if you it. Of course, the usual matching problem exists A . ., . . E& .1 time. J • $ - Sanford city commissionersMunday night voted imanimously to tear down the two-story building at the corner of Third Street and Sanford Avenue after fourth time extension granted or Joe M of Gainesville ran o City Manager Warren Knowles said Moss has not responded Gill Fox bv AbuUd1ng that was condemned InFebruM l5 will finally '_ •owo. tom . • bUding'3 Code Violations or demolish it is running out for the fifth . Down Herald Staff Writer I. it StSmp*d. Self-addressed envelopes are enclosed The Most interesting questions will be used in this column and will rgc&lv@ copies '01 jACOBy MODERN.) l question, but It is possible, If u un ______ .. : - After reiMng the Comi *nq to the city's last notice that the time he has to either repair the (Do ou have a question to, the experts? Write 'Aft SIDE GLANCES didn't say why you asked the 4 • - •,..lfr 4' has not been made as yet. is 12 ard Points called for acuon. He doubled. West left it in and opened the five of clubs. East took his ace and shifted to the live of diamonds and when the smoke of battle ngnng count y .•. Aawbiwalw* can be uncomfortable. Smaller frequent mealS, with care to avoid foods that increase DEAR READER • . ______ by Bob ThIeVes . could save as a Pass-through for SCA without ew B7JAcQUELINEDOWD ,. . Last week County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski asked Percy to find out U the coy 01 I. ndemned .• respond one notrump to his She Jacobys partrier's club opening. North newspaper. rho Jecobys *,I/ jassed and East decided that answer individual questions alcohol these habits can also occur without heart disease in healthy people. It can be make that probl em worse. DEAR DR. LAMB — Over 40 frightening and may cause years ago I had a kidney sym ptoms. In general it an removed be cause of tu ber. irregularit y causes MINIS of the kidney at age 22. that are bothersom e or 13 it Possible to have a kidney repeated there are medicines that can be given to control transplant, either at the place where the kidney was removed them. If extra beats occur and or to replace the remaining cause no symptomsthey may kidney. be disregarded, I Torn v .c.n) , t - was informed that serving a a pasa4hrough agency for SCA could jeopardize the county0s request for federal funds to construct a new Jail, a new agricultural center and seven new fire datic Owner Will Bear $5,,000 Cost ...._,,, Oswald: duplicate Uot has prWUcSII died out is the old.= board-a-match team of four." Jim: "in tbb game each Several readers want to hand is played twice and the know If the penalty for a team that &es better, Scores revoke has been reduced to4 full Point for a win by lo one trick. The answer is that Ints or by 2,000 pofn U. It has in the laws of duplicate Ere 5 a e bridge and will probably be game. but it really Isn 't changed in rubber bridge shortfy, but that last change stomach adthtywill help. fy Force population. Rapid heart action or drink caffeine-containing beverages, smoke or use parosmal tachycardia — Ill by _ .c'Jn ulllingrowjngnumOe con- • notnunp; South had to go on to game. East opened a club and Sou th managed to bring the contract home for a score of plus 400 and a well. of deserved win." t important if stomach. It is not dangerous but usually are 'c Grand .. (Heraldd in a memorandtun John rcy, director of c officigils and st mike from 120 to 150. But other table in r At table one South elected to Some people can tell when more complete idea of what the the ha ve an irregularity of the heart They describe it as a nip. heart can do. Others who want this informittion can send 50 flop or the heart skips a beat. cents with a long, stamped.self. Others have runs of rapid heart addressed envelope for it. Just action. my guess is that you have the occasional extra beat send your I tter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, or premature beat that is so Radio City Station, New York, common even in the healthy NY 10019. Population. The cardospasm You have "Irregularities of the heart" means spasm of the lower covers it lot of territory. The premature beats of the heart esophagus where it joins t,e ' *...'' ;:. - !ij\'' 4 others played St part score Oswald: Today's hand shows this game at its silliest. Tachycardias 30YOU Will have a they are not causing sympt I saw many of these in healthy pilots in the United States Air I HATE MCNPAY A;;-) MORNINGS, HAZEL! 7- ,, IM ,c pan match, So decided thei one diamond. North p ed with a forcing two — 5 6 . Navigator any other table In the West North LIII Sss 14 Pass Pan DW. Pan Pap . . board and they would have at •A52 ,, • . forovertrlcks." Jim: "East and West 483 Neither Val,abIe Lamb . . centrate on the m since a few tables passed the hand out while nearly all _________ irequedfur property adjoining a 134-Acre complex on SR419 near pamion of the East Big behalfofSCA wouldnotbeththebes e Park site will of all Winter Springs. profitable for the youth of Seminole County. the people In Seminole County. The co unty winconduct a survey and topography of "I think this is the right way to go," commented Commissioners today &ISO rejected a pgvpoW from the land. An additi five acres will be required for Commissioner Dick illi W s. the new playing fIeldL In November, commissioners Williams to poet a county biologist ut MIr Ike in Then commissioners turned their attention to Forest City. The biologist would have ..lMed tk,sId will be asked for final approval before act ual con- I5,OOO In reque s from the Seminole nzn unity dwelle rs in preparauOnofay to mbatp . proceedings. VA43 •K$5 aKJS,DA762 *AQ73 r. . An agency (SCA). The panel wu told that toactas a pasMlrouaj'z agency for WA would jeopardize cow eala for a portion of million In federal called for creaticu of aa ad hoc cloimiftee I I1l of comb e Seminofe cou ' pro misinyth oudworkrnr . at right, Baillargeon for one notrump doubled, 5o for the pan score, 5o for m&k. rAff VJI2 •Q713 I I I (at former &J84 DEAR READER BUGS BUNNY PRISCILLA'S WEST doctor. He hasn't yen 'A y. They did not find anything at McClanahan .• ..,.- Joseph Falgione and bad collected ON diamond, one bead and two clubs, while lO98S I A.A. Faithful 4Q10,4 [______ my doctor says is cardloepasxn. the hospital except that I had irregularities of my heartbeat. They did nothing about it and sent me back to my family U)Ry DO I 1 ALL?"1 CIF rr ByE wreaceELamb,M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB — I was hospitalized this year for complete examination. I have had a problem for years t City commissioner . . cleared away VKQ7 Irregular Heart No Big Pro blem PMNQPAL.' *n rJro 0 K 106 JIOICS TOM H,MA TO PMNOPAL, IMMEPAT YET a NORTH _ .. Knights of Columbus Grand Knig ht) fly (WALD and JAMES JACOBY — sT - Monday was Meanwhile, Approved federal construittion funds highlighted action at COWY IW=trW DeVeloPment Andmiq SCIDA). thdarsSeinlnole Cowty mission meeting. Addition playing or some 2,000 YO rucflon g underway. Seminole County baseball and foot ball players w James L Lewis, vice president of Seminole granted unanimous approval the commission. Baseball Inc., told commissioners that parents are Comm1ssIonereapped a request from Seminole "cng for girls' Playing fleldL" Lewis eald Baseball Inc. and the YMcA s pop Warner foat ball more or less have flunked out of baseball but are taking • .. ceremonies. Willia m Hums, Post commander and _____________________________ Fields Ill WIUL ... rejection of a Pmdy4lghting Featured speaker W INAT D ball New football and baseball fields for county youths, an aborted aem~ to win approval for a pollution . lakefront hosted Special — I*w ' 10108 on the Sanford i County Baseball PRICKErr lie Col u m b us bay brough t out the colors as - Veterans of ea than you realize. lely Foot DAY indequiacy. You're much more Should you feel a twinge of fonnIdabl than you give Ja&unYtodsYarding what anoftr is or ML cottin YOUr yourself credit for. JBRA (SW. t!zslngs. You hav !ar more • —— —10 52 53 by Bob Montana — — II - 2 — 141 •1 L ' • hurt someone who is fond of today, let it all hang out YOU. Treat sensitive they may with extra fact. and, $fl) only could h you you're v PCE8 (Feb 30-March ) of —— ——— - ——— \ P'I.LVb) I. 'I r \ 'o ___ y dded I i 01 Florida 32771— Prlce 10 Cents - -.01, co a.' erai[41 69th Year, No. 45-Tuesday, Oct. 12, 1976 iEE At ; t:TEirfTh r a- ]Hl 1976 tod y tuaUom. You're my Sharp mentally You could take the wrong track off b&- by heading bunches that coWd today, but don't t*mW.adg cocked on an expound. Read closely what ICOIPIO (Oct 34-N, Avoid giving in to 1.111.1. YOU TAURUS (April abby 9) desires today. You'll pr nie cycle where you presently more Ultimately by thinking of dweU is am of perimnal K- What You Can gain for all in. cumulation, as long as you don't volved. let Some arpie derail You. SAG117TARIUS(Nov. ZDec. GEMIN?(May 2Wune) 21) You're normally not the e Important tub Seet to might be tuft nickname .. For Tuosday, Ochilbor 12, __________________ vacation, said N. , hadn't had grievance procedure by taking 1B time to investigate the his problems to Stenstrom. with firing. Stenstroin said Smith had not b) passed the grievance See STENRO%I, Pate 2A �0 I !-Enüii IsW, hud P1. TuNy, Od. IL srn Ivenlag "ON , 50d. Pt, NA JON tsIBREF RmMDA IN BRIEF Muquakl. Indians Collect. $6.6 Million For Land Gurney Re-Trial Slated; RulingOn Dismissal Awaitei TAMA, Iowa (AP) — After 30 years of legal powwows, the Mesquakle Indians have collected $66 million from Uncle Sam as settlement of a century-old debt for 17 million acres of land. The tribe that lives in Tama's pine-forested hills got the money for land it once owned In Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and Kansas. The U.S. government acquired it In 10 treaties between 1804 and 1867. '"Ibe government is very slow when It comes to Indians," Frank Pushetonequa, the tribal planner, said In an interview. President Ford signed a bill appropriating the money last year, after the tribe won a court suit. — 4' Carter R•-Trial Begins JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Tight security was set up for today's opening of the murder retrial of former boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, freed on bail after nine years behind bars after his case attracted widespread pubilcity. 11.m County sheriff's officers planned to ftlsk spectators and send them past metal detectors. Reporters have been Issued special credentials. Strike Solution In Doubt DETROIT (AP) — Hopes for an end to the 28-day-old Ford Motor Co. strike remained clouded by a possible veto from skilled workers, as union officials began tallying votes from around the country today. United Auto Workers leaders have given the 25,000 tradesmen authority to reject the new three-year accord even If a majority of the 145,000 UAW Ford production workers ratify the agreement. Viking To Study Mars Soil PASADENA, Calif. (AP) —Soil from under an oddly shaped Martian rock nicknamed "Mr. Badger" will be studied by Viking 2's laboratory, as scientists begin to run out of places near the lander to seek life. Scientists hope to begin analysis on Friday of a scoopful of soil scraped from the protected environment underneath the rock fee if It contains organic molecules. Singer Mel Thus Honored NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) — Moments before the nationally televised 10th annual Country Music Association awards show, Mel Thus was still trying to find his wife and his assigned seat. It's a good thing he finally found them, because 80 minutes later he was chosen entertainer of the year - the CMA's top award. EnIng&iuiij Tuesday, 0CtO1W 12, 1976--Vol. 69, No. 45 PubllUd Daily and Sanday. licept Saturday and Christmas Day by Th. Sanford Herald. lu., 360 N. French Ave.. Sanford. Fla. Jmt. Second Class Pista. Paid at Sanford, Florida 32711, Home Delivery. 55 cents, Month. $2 10. a Months. $14 30. Year. $2040 By Mail ln Florida sama5 home delivery All other mail Month. 17 70; 6 Months, 11620. 13 Montpi, $32.40 ORLANDO (AP) The perjury retrial of former Sen. Edward J. Gurney was to get under way today while attorneys awaited a federal judge's ruling on a last-gasp defense attempt for a dismissal. U. S. District Judge George C. Young ordered the jury selection process to begin while he considered a motion by Gurney's lawyer, who contended that one of the government's star witnesses lied on the stand in the first trial in Tampa last year. Young said Monday he would "most definitely have a ruling before the jury is seated" If he did not come to a decision by this morning. 'Bulldog': H e Eyed Army THE RACE State it1.e. Robert T. klattaway (I)Altamonte Springs) is being challenged for his District 33 seat In the Florida House of Representatives by Greg Drurnmond (R- Altamonte Springs) in the Nov. 2 general TALLAHASSEE (AP) Newspaper reporters tagged Greg Drummond with the election. nickname "Bulldog" during athletics in high school and college Hattaway, to celebrate his 40th birthday Robert Talley (Bob) Hattaway, 39, began his nursery days, but the Intensity with which he played the games wrecked business with a investment 21 years ago and today the enshortly after the general election, was first his hopes of a life In the military. terprise grosses $1.5 million annually and has 85 elected to public office In èrnployes. 1974, defeating thenA huge man — 6 feet 4 Inches and = pounds — even in his A graduate of Lyman High School In 1956, having gone to the two-term incumbent Eugene Mooney of NO school days as a four letter sportsman: track, javelin and old Lyman (now the Milwee Middle school) from first through Casselberry. Hattaway Is active In the local discus, wrestling and football - Druinmond was offered 12th grades, Hattaway never had the opportunity of going on to scholarships to six different colleges, but chose Lafayette College Democratic party and n the Jimmy Cartercollege. in Pennsylvania. for-President campaign. After high school, Hattaway went to work on the night shift at He lost the scholarship, however, after six months when be Drummond, 45, was active in the local the Continental Can Co. In Winter Garden, uved his earnings and could no longer play foothill because of numerous injuries to his of land In Oviedo for his first nursery. Later he, GOP prior to his appointment by then.Gov Purchased a Piece . knee. After undergoing surgery on his "football" knee, be was no bought a Parcel of land on which his large greenhouse operation Is Claude Kirk to a vacancy on the Seminole longer eligible for military service. located today In Altamonte Springs from his grandfather with Board of County Commissioners in 1969. He Drummond went on to Valley Forge Military College, money earned In the Oviedo business. graduating with a degree In business administration, met his was elected to a full four-year term on the The greenhouse facilities operate with a coonpiderized en. wife, Jo, while a student there and got married. county board in 1970 and served several terms vironmental system. Bob has invented a potting machine and a She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and was a as commission chairman before his templant cutter for more efficient work production. surgical nurse for many years at Orlando General HospitaL porary retirement from politics in 1974. In addition to being the President of Hattaway's Greenhouses, Although his own dreams of a military career were gone The 33rd district comprises most of he Is president of Hattaway's Inc. and LOU Inc., a broker-realtor years ago, his two elder ions, Gary, , and Geoffrey, 20, are In with Altamonte Realty and a director of the Southeast First Seminole County and one precinct in Orange. the Marine Corps. Gary, a graduate of Lyman High School, is a National Bank of Maitland. County. guard at the American Embassy In Taipei while Geoff Is stationed During his high school days, Hattaway played baseball and at Mt. demons, Mich. football and was a center at 135 pounds. Mrs. Druinmond Is a talented sculptress and painter. The His future wife, Peggy, was studying at Winter park High "sunshine" of the Drumznojid household, however, Is 11-year-old School. They met at a stock car race and were high school (t1a student at Forest PartachooL j4enta of Florida il4ce 195th of Seminole County since sweethearts for three years. In Bob's high schoograduation claas there were 12 boys and iL A month after Peggy grad"t 13, UI Drummonds 11W on a Al ame "swamp" off Alberta Street. The family raises beef steers and dairy cows, until from high schoolthe two were married, that was 1$ years ago. These are the first persona l-political Their first home was on Hattaway Drive. They now have two ; recently had 21 geese (they make great watchdogs), have "free profiles of candidates In the Nov. 2 daughters, Pam and Ted Sue, 16 and 17. running chickens" that are locked up only at night (to protect "Peggy Is a fantastic lady," Hattaway says. He describes his election. Herald political writer Donna them from foxes) and have a family dog named Gretchen. daughter, Pam. as an 'anlmal freak- who loves all animals from Estes has talked to them away from the Druinmond, who considers himself an "ecology and nature her guinea pigs to her Tennessee walking horse. 6 ofaspecjai n" has Pecan trees hybrid variety on his six campaign trail in their home and play Ted Sue owns a Palomino. Both are excellent horsewomen acres, in addition to his tree farming operation and 10 varieties of environments to learn what they are and both attend Forest Lake Academy for a "good religious "fancy fruit" citrus. Horses are also boarded on the property. really like. background" Nothing on the property, from the animal waste to dead pine I r. ,I.wu. .A W5._.._..----- . . . . . - Ilisfta way . has ha.i ......L4.... I.. -- - -- -IJIMI WI iicys- a pme iree cue- s, U15 aa ne can remember. me wood is used In the While In school, during dog track season, he spent his afternoons household fireplace to heat the house and for old-fashioned cooking in the fire place..St ens trom Vs. Knowle andSaturdays leading dogs, using the Money he earned to buy his own car and pay for Its gas and Insurance. Greg and son, Chris, swim almost daily in the 50 feet by300 (ContIucd From Page 1-A) to anybody's attention. I did It feet "swimming bole" on the property. Jo, In addition to her "I've lived here (Seminole County) all my live and I plan to on my own," Stenstrom said. "I continue living here the rest of my life," Hattaw y ceramics and art, makes her own bread and pastries. procedure, which requires an feel like I did the right thing. If remembering a said, A"bltofa loner and amaveiwhat the county was like In the 1950's. In 1962, he jck," Drummond says most of ernpjoyetotake his problem to the commission wants to his activity Is family-oriented. "Owls Is the mod important thing his immediate supervisor, then criticize me, that's okay.I have 421 his father's real estaeofftceat UI ofSR,SR (the old Fuller property) was the only broker In town. In our lives. Our way of life Is centered around Owls," the couple to his department head and, a broad back." egrees. The entire family — his father, brother, Peggy and the girls — finally, to the city manager — "1 have not accused anyone of are Involved In his political career today. His father, brother The family takes trips together to display Jo's works of art w ho will arrange an ap- anything," Knowles said. "I Rick, and are aasistlng Hattaway's campaign for reand Chris especially enjoys trips to the Altamonte Mall and the pearance before the city haven't finished looking Into It election andPeggy, Pam and Ted Sue In help as Central Florida Zoo where his favorite animal Is Sobik, the commission If he as they can. much work andwhenIdo,I'1Jhavearrt depiiant. What does the future hold for Hattaway' "I've always been out a satisfactory solutlop, for the commission" — Intrigued with Washington," he admits, ,but I Intend to stay "1 was not asked to bring this Jacqueline Dowd where I am until after the state reapportiona In 1*." — Ho it-di I'd like a home where in s- bujjalo can lawn and ,,,v dee'i' and ntis aiite'lope can p/si'! 3 out of4 adults find help in theYellow Pages. ViII )Iu et sour shire of the eiIIs 1mm jiopk hc go It, the \lIow Pages to find sale or rental hou.sint! our 'iIIow Pages Saks Rep can design it prograni br si u that'll make ii easier It w thew et pie to find sou. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION ,1?ItO14 )cYC Li L'VLJflVb — Gov. Reubin Gangster Details Rackets JACKSONVILLE (AP) A confessed murder-for-hire gangster says Tampa underworld activities included killing, counterfeiting, stolen securities, and narcotics dealing. Ellis Marlow Haskew, 37, made the statements to a federal jury as he spent two days on the witness stand under government questioning. Attorneys for nine defendants in the racketeering conspiracy trial begin crossexamination today. — Reporter Faces Hearing PERRY (AP) Miami Herald reporter Ron Sympson faces a contempt of court hearing Friday after appearing before a grand jury delving into the murders and kidnapings by the late Paul John Knowles. State Atty. L. Arthur Lawrence sought the contempt citation against Sympson Monday following the reporter's 40-minute appearance before the secret panel. to I Last week In a county court trial Alexander was acquitted of misdemeanor charges that he violated the county animal control ordinance In connection with a July 13 incident in which a chimp roamed the — s TOKYO (AP) — A Qilnese government spokesman announced that Premier Hun Kuofeng has been appointed to succeed the late Mao Tie-twig as chairman of the Chinese Communist party, Japan's Kyodo news service reported today from Peking. Wall posters appeared In Peking last week reporting the succession of the 57-year-old This, but there had been no official announcement. The spokesman explained that the announcement had been delayed to allow the entire Communist party organization to be Informed In advance, Kyodo said. The official Hslnhua news agency still had not reported the appointment. In a communique on the establishment of diplomatic relations with Papua New Guinea, Hun signed as preniler, Hsinhua said. However, In a dory Saturday, Hslnhua referred to the party Central Committee "headed by Comrade Hun Kuoleng." There still was no confirmation of other unofficial re-potts from Peking that Mao's widow, Chiang Ching, and three other high ranking officials, all associated with the party's radical wing, had been arrested, accused of plotting a cot,. These reports suggested that serious Infighting was going on and that positions dill might not have solidified since Mao died on Sept. 9. manner and had no guideihies. Alexander, 37, says he's spent $000 In building new cages at his 56-acre property on Lake Harney Acrettes Road but date officials report the cages Mill don't meet date requirements for housing chimpanzee,, which are classified "dangerous animals." Alexander says some of his chimps are highly trained performing animals and he considers them "his family." He has vowed to fight to the end to keep the chimps. public roadway chased by sherlfVs deputies and county animal control officers. Meanwhile, Central Florida Zoological Society executive director Al Rozon says the society len't Interested now or has It ever been Interested in owning Alexander's chimpanzees. The society already has three chimps. In a letter Rom said, "We wish to correct any misinterpretation concerning these statements (about the Alexander chimps being placed with the local zoo If seized on court order) to the press Involving the Central Florida Zoo." "As a matter of routine cooperation with a county department the Central Florida Zoo made available to the county several of Its capture and transportation cages suitable for primates several weeks ago," Rozon said. TALLAHASSEE (AP) With voter , registration in Florida having surged past four million, Democratic officials say their effort to corral new Jimmy Carter voters has been successful. The Division of Elections reported Monday that 187,510 new voters registered after the books reopened following the September primaries and before they closed earlier this month. That put the total number of registered voters at 4,047,496. -- Taps Hua Attorneys for Geneva animal trainer Rudolf Alexander will seek dismissal In a Wednesday County Court bearing of a civil action seeking seizure of four chimpanzees. County Judge Wallace Hall will hear the motion In a 4p.m. courthouse hearing. In mid-August the County Animal Control Board found in marathon public hearing that the chimps, subject of many complaints that they ran loose In the rural neighborhood In violation of county ordinance, were "neglected." Assistant State Ally. Randy Kramer filed a civil action seeking seIzure of the primates and suggesting they be given to the Central Florida Zoo. Alexander's attorney, Irving Gussow, has now filed a motion seeking dismissal of the date's civil action claiming the animal control board was Improperly Impaneled, acted In an Imcondltidlonal I Democratic Voters Increase What Are They Really Like? Red China By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Askew has pulled out more statistics in an effort to defeat a proposed constitutional amendment to limit state emloyes to one per (';'il nf the population. Askew said Monday that only two states, New Jersey and Ohio, have a state employe workforce totaling less than one per cent of their populations. Askew, who has repeatedly warned of massive layoffs If the proposal passes Nov. 2, said that Florida was at 1.17 per cent and only nine states are lower. Hattawoy:Life In A Nursery. .. Lawyers Want Chim p Suit Quashed Askew Airs More Statistics * HATTAWAY AND FRIENDS — JIM AND ROSIE PANICO Tse.y, Oct. 12,1975-3*; — IV WORLD IN BRIEF MY OPPONENT, THE INCUMBENT, DICK WILLIAMS, THINKS THE ISSUE OF THIS CAMPAIGN IS MY NAME. LET'S STRAIGHTEN THAT OUT RIGHT NOW...I'M 95 Die In Crash Of Indian Jetliner DAVE GUNTER NOT BILL GUNTER I THINK THE ISSUE OF THE CAMPAIGN BOMBAY, India (AP) All 95 persons aboard an Indian jetliner were killed early today when one of the plane's two engines caught fire and the pilot crash-landed at Bombay's Santa Cruz airport. The Caravelle jet was taking off for a domestic flight from Bombay to Madras, and an initial list indicated nearly all the 89 passengers were Indians. A larger Boeing had been scheduled to make the flight, but it developed engine trouble during a preflight check. The smaller French plane replaced it, and 20 passengers were bumped from the flight. - IS WILLIAM'S RECORD: INCOMPEEp1T LEADERSHIP HAPHAZARD DECISION MAKING TOOL OF SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS ARROGANT ATTITUDE • ILL-SPENT TAX DOLLARS TIRED OF IT ALL? ... Syrians Promise Retaliation S ME TOOl YOU CAN By The Associated Press CHANGE IT...REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOUR NAME IS...VOTE DAVE p Gunter COUNTY COMMISSION Pd, Pot, Adv. - DISTRICT 3 Paid For By Camp. Treas. DEMOCRAT St The Syrian government vowed today to take "decisive deterrent and punitive action" following Palestinian attacks on Syrian embassies in Pakistan and Italy. The attacks were an apparent reprisal for Syria's intervention in the Lebanese civil war against the Palestinians and their leftist Lebanese Moslem allies. Three Palestinians brandishing machine guns broke into the Syrian Embassy in Rome on Monday. 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Get Involved With The News be Clock AUDIE MuRPHY A newspaper has two primary responsibilities: to Inform and to stimulate. And this being National Newspaper Week, we thought It a good Idea to briefly review how we meet and attain these responsibilities. As your local newspaper, we strive to present 4 emphasize to you every action or Inaction by yourofflclals — electedandappojnted._that will affect your lives. And every official decision will 1 one way or another, directly orIndirectly. We utilize our news pages for this responsibility. But we go a stop further. On our editorial and opinion pages, we try to go behind the every-day issues, explain, analyzing, orutIn1z1ng them. What do they iian for you? How do they affect you? Timothy Dooley, Seminoles ' oály resident edeengg,to p, 1W the pod fowws.Ithtnghth.was down ,, j, BahamaIndelgfng is Mswsskl7es$f,g,.jng again. øut siwiti t, recanu, and told a W. Went story: it seems he bad been up at the North l'OlC. vi1171 Seda Claus. £cceding to mu, he took oft on a whim, and found Ssita at his North Pole heedquar te,, The Jolly OW Elf us 'Itting U his desk, but he didn't appear to be In a very jolly mood. "Begoflab, Santa ye look as If a famine has wiped out YW potato Crop," tin' said to his old friend, "Hello. Tim, nice toss, you,,, Santa said. "I wag Just going over Myear's Mack of paperw" the wee ones are writing In their requests already, huh, Svga?" "I wish It were that simple," Santa said drearily. "The truth is, Thu. rm Just preparing all the govermueg forms that are required before I can begin this year's trip. Christmas Is only two and one-half months away, you know, and Washington likes to have these things on file early." Ewileg Hera hi, S.d, 1111. 'Rsd tape, lad?" TIm blurted. "I'vssserlserd of such atblngln all m.bonidsy,, Rod tspefor SmdaClaes,Tik,two Saáta picked spa thick aofppe, This Is what I'm working on at the moment," Santa said. "ft's called an Environmental Impart Statened. Washington wants to know it rd be polluting the environment during my ride on Qttentas Eve." "And how do they expect Santa to pollute the esivirousneg?" Thu growled, growing irritated at the whole situation, Santa sirugget "With eight excited reindeer, accidents do happen," "All right, but it seems very petty," Thu said. "What is all that other stdf?" "This Is from the Federal Aviation Administration," Santa said, showing mu Another M*k of forms. "They insist that I file a complete flight plan. Apparently the skies are crowcieci with Jetliners now, and they're afraid I'll run into one of them." "Well, I'll be an English AbeV dog," m, said, totally astonished, Mary . —A __ Mon.opoly.Turns Sour — ' the same conference table in Geneva. It's really true, as Dorothy Parker rhymed, I that men don't make passes at girls who wear glasses. But women like men just as well with or without spectacles. reports the Sight Improvement Center, a New York company that ') Madigan, It-Ill., Richardson Preyer, D.-N.C. specializes in contact lenses. anti James Symington, D.-Mo. A study made by the center of 670 female and 550 male patients found that more than 70 per Gorog proposed that each of them be given cent of the women this canned pitch: "As you know the President who replaced their glasses with contact lenses "became almost Instan ord Bottles Up Clean Air B* 1i BERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON During the rush to adjourn s posed to patch ge er up to th the bill's final Congress, White House aides maneuvered language. They were expected to straighten out behind the scenes to save the automobile in. the differences between the Senate and House dustry the cost of complying with a tough clean- versions of the bill. - I 34 0 0 o - - _____ air law. Without a full quorwn, the bill couldn't backstage effort to gut the legislation Is cleared for final passage. But Rep. James described in an extraordinary White House Broyhill, R.-N.C., who was working secretly with memo, which was intended strictly for the eyes the White House to block the bill, didn't think of President Ford's lobbyists. rould be possible to keep enough conferees away The clean Air Amer.dmcnts, as the leglslat 1on from the meeting. was called, would have compelled auto Reports the memo: "Broyhill advised that manufacturers to modify their exhaust systems preventing a quorum would be extremely dlI- to keep dangerous poisons out of the atmosphere. ficult." Therefore, the President's deputy This has been bitterly opposed by the auto assistant, William Gorog, recommended that the industry which has always had close ties to White House lobbyists put pressure on 13 key President Ford. The auto tycoons informed him members. of their opposition and he quietly areed with Gorog listed them - seven senators and six representatives In a hushhush memo to chief presented the President with a White House lobbyist Max Friederslorf. "1 But this presaged think problem. U the Clean Air Amendments cleared it Is Important," Gorog wrote, ,to call the Congress, he wo uld face the unpleasant choice of following individua before the. ls conf erence." vetoing the bill and infuriating the enOn his list were Senators Howard Baker, ft.. vi ronmentai or else signing ft and angering Icon., James Buckley, Con.-N.Y., Pete his friends in the auto industry. Domenici, R.-N.M., James McClure, It-Idaho, Politically, his best course was to bottle up Robert Morgan, D.-N.C., Jennings Randolph, D.the bill in Congress. This could be achieved W. Va., and Robert Stafford,-Vt.; fl also po ssibly by persuading Senate and House con- Congressmen Tim Carter, fl-Ky, Sam Devine, fvrees to stay away from the meeting that was R.-Ohio, H. John Heinz, ft-Pa., Edward - ____ __ ____ - 019140700A int "Since you are going to not vote for either candidate, which one will you not vote for more apathetically?" .. sought 18 months ago to have the questions of more popular with the opposite sex." They tly significant deterioration and auto emissions more standards dealth with by the Congress. However, on dates alm more compliments and were asked out it does not appear to us that an acceptable bill ost twice as often as when they wore wasses. can come out of this conference. I hope you would act to keep an unacceptable bill off the On the other hand, only 10 per cent of the I) President's desk." single men said they noticed any difference In Gorog told us the idea of boycotting the their ability to obtain da t es. The old double standard is still alive and Senate-House conference came from another well, Ford Administration official, Gorog also denied it seems. that tile White Ho use intended to kill the bill. The iw pow. ne said, was t o ma e it more acccptable. The conferees obligingly reported out a weakened bill. At this point, Sen. Jake Garn, R.Utah, announced after conferring with the White House, that he would filibuster the bill to death. White Ho use ai des ins that y didn 't instigate the filibuster. Garn's office confirms that he spoke with the White House before the f thbu4 r but alsi claims that the f ilibuster was his on idea. Cam's talkathon effectively killed the bill. . - ' . OAKLEY . k Goo* A W City Attorney Vernon Mize had recommended drWing dw eisa, which has already cost Sanford taxpayers close to $1 000 g"There'a net a good chance that a higher cour il t w l versa the wdedslon," Miss told the commisajo,,em But Qty Commissioner A. A. McClanahan pushed for the Appeal because the contested land, on the soutliwest corner of Rantoul lane and SR-*A near Mayfair County Club, lies In the prime recharg. area for the city's water supply. A city wellfleld Is directly across the street. "I think this thing Is Important enough to the city to pursue it," McQanahan said. 'Td take It to the Supreme Court of Florida before I'd give up." so•called dun election law of W15, pissed with 10 much fa fanfare by Congress, the new Senate Detroit Is watching On behavior of the and House campaign-financing rules are making automobile-buying public more closely than ever it exceedingly difficult for numbers of this year. $ chaiengerstora13e the money required fwage Will people go for the new slned.do effective races against Incumbents. Chevrolets, Oldesnobtlu, Pontlacs, Bulcks and To make matters even worse, these new . Cadillacs Just introduced by General Motors, or regulations have encouraged the proliferation of special-Interest will the industry's pace-setter lose sales to Ford est political groups, a thousand and Chrysler, whose big cars r"naln unchanged todaYucouflParedwith500twoyuraago. thaizeforlVTflWulGfact,becompeting The result: specIal-Interest groups In the first with Itself since Its tidermediate models mod we not dw months of this year had given twice as much duee for the same treatment will, l7$? to favored Senate and House candidates Sam period of 1974 — $10 million as compared corporation Is betting that Its gamble will PAY off, that Americans are ready for the kind off with million, according to a Common Cause I' "full-size" family cars it says will have to analysis. And the worst is yet to come. Typically become the standard If the industry Is to meet the heaviest giving Is In September, October and . -.. ___ early November, months not covered In this government-mandated gasoline mileage . report, which covers only contril,igigns through guidelines cars that are Ilgider, shorter, more ------ ' Aug. 31. economical and yet (is Its heavy advertising campaign IlflplLUilII) have as much or more More than a tenth of the Aug. 31 total of $10 interior room and trunk space, as well as the ride million, or something over $1 million t . interest and performance Americans have become ac Syrian and Christian forces are wiping out the catomed to. beat fourthquarter in Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn.), vance Hartke _______________________________________________ "We expect the last pockets of Palestinean resistance inLd)5nOn. ID-lad.), Lloyd Bergson(DTex.), Jots Tunney The surprise move by the Soviet Union to try to (DCel.), Harrison Williams(DN.J.), James history." says Robert D. Lund, general managers negotiate an end to the fighting only confirms that ofChevrotet,whoeeCaprice O'Hara (D-Mich.), Paul Sarbenes (D-Md.), JOHN CUNNIFF 6 Palestinian guerrillas can no longer resist Syria's William Green (D-Penn.), Edward Kennedy IDare almost 11 inches shorter and 7po ____ effort to pacify the country by force. lighter than their predecessors. Mm), and Robert Taft R-Ohlo). If so, it will signal a dramatic reversal of a The prospect for an end to the Close to a tenth of the $10 million given by ci trend which saw Americans, who.seem to have interest groups in,Athis period came from war made it possible for Secretary of State Henry-- -,' IecIl AmerIcij,' Medicil aionThllowed by' forgotten all about high psolineprices, ap Kissinger to go before the United Nations recently ping up big cars as fait aa the 1ndustr éould committees, AFL-00 éornrnittees on with a new and more emphatic appeal for reconproduce them this year. Only Am political education (COPE), maritime %57d,s, NEW YORK (API — In the bottle of dominance of the ReaLemon brand, and its ac whose largest model is cussed asMoth an in. vening a Geneva conference on the Middle East. United Auto Workers, National Education ReaIemon on the grocer's shelf Is contained not ceptance over the years by the trade and the termediate, sold fewer cars In the 1971 model The Lebanese civil war, as bloody and destructive Associations, the National Association of just a widely used flavoring but a marketing public as the premium brand." than in 1975. as it has been, may also have created dr. Realtors, the International Association of (Irama that has shaken the manufacturer and Viewing that conclusion, other food marketers y But whatever the final sales figures will be for Machinists, financial institutions and the united stunned some antitrust and trademark lawyers. cunistances that make a negotiated settlement are wondering If widespread acceptance, 1977, the long-range future would seem to be on Steelworkers. It might change marketing techniques too, traditionally between Arabs and Jews closer to realization. considered a measurement of the side of General Motors. Cause notesthat at a new because a Federal Trade Commission Judge The Palentine Liberation Organization is now success, now might be considered a marteting committee formed by u American Trial ruled that Borden, Inc., owner of ReaLemon, offense. "Something Just had to be done," says Lund. even more of a shadow-figure In the picture. Yashir "Cars were getting too big because of the Lawyers Association had, by Aug. 31, must license others to produce the reconstituted Further observations by the Judge perhaps goveroment's Arafat has been discredited as its leader since his demands for emission controls contributions of $1l0o0 to 1976 congressional —lemon juice product. added to that uncertainty. Demonstrating mo- and safety improvements, such U door braces swaggering appearance before the United Nations candidates, more than half going to candidates The decision, which Is being appealed to the nopoly, he suggested, were: in 1974, While Arab leaders may still choose to and bumpers. All of this added up to about 500 for the Senate "where no fault Insurance has full commission. Is viewed by Borden as "an —"The concomitant relative Impotence and pounds to a car's weight and made it so long been a major Issue in controversy." recognize the PLO as the "government" of a new unlawful confiscation of a valuable property small market share of competing brands except many people Again, of the $10 million, $4 million was given right and Is beyond the power of the corn- possibly Golden Crown recently In some garage." Just couldn't get their cars Into a Palestinian state, it is hard to believe that Arafat's by labor groups, .7 million by business groups, mission." extremist views will continue to characterize the metropolitan areas;" Thus GM officials made the decision four $1.3 million by medical, dental and The judge, it maintains, doesn't understand health demands which the Arabs would be making at —"The premium price commanded by the years ago to redesign their big cars from scratch groups. 9710,000 by dairy and otier agricultural the operation of the market place or the function ReaLemon brand;" Geneva. groups, $137,000 by attorney groups, - to build-in safety, emission and, especially, of trademarks. But the administrative law The squelching of Palestinian resistance in —"The competitive necessity for other lemon economy requirements rather than continuing to A study of the pattern indicates what seem to judge, Daniel Hanscom, didn't arrive at his juice brands to sell at substantially lower retail add them on to existing designs. Their corn. Lebanon by no means signals an end to extremism be a strong desire to Influence legislation by decision easily; it totaled 170 pages. prices peril of losing shelf space and being petltors must eventually do heavy giving, the new morality here being in. Borden Insists that in ReaLemon it offers forced on in Arab ranks. In the past, the Palestinian unthe same, they from the market;" believe. distinguishable from the pre-Watergate customers a high quality product, and that its derground has tended to react to political setbacks —"The exceptionally high profitability of morality, We think they're right. We even think this strong position in the market Is dervived from with new acts of terrorism. This makes it all the ReaLemon lemon juice over the years amount- may be one case where what's good for General As noted at the opening of this column, thie the respect and allegiance of those customers, more imoortant for the United Nations to heed the lug to three to four times the rate of return on Motors Is good for the country. new rules favor incumbents, especially first Hanscom, in his decision, of Sept. 3, didn't see assets realized by other firms In the ... Industry appeal of West German Foreign Minister Hans4 timers who have not yet built a firm base at it that way. He found that Borden unlawfully group." thetrich Genscher for a new treaty creating a solid home from years of service, and especially time maintained a monopoly position in the processed Crime pays for those companies In the But Hanscom had other observations that business of trying to prevent crime, anyway. international front against hijackings and other from marginal districts. The reform law thus is lemon juice industry, a position that sometimes tended to suggest that quality alone was not the forms of terrorism in which innocent hostages are benefit to those newcomers who first reached 90 per cent of the market, Spending by the private sector of the economy reason for ReaLemon success. Borden's Seized, won their seats in 1974 on reform slates in In doing so, he rejected Borden's contention marketing practices, he said, hindered, re- fo protective services, deterrent and wake of Watergate. Many were elected in that In measuring the market fresh lemons monitoring equipment and fire control equipstrained and even prevented competition. Kissinger hasMiddle conceded that his step-by-stepmargin.al districts and their seats, It was should be included along with processed lemon ment will more than triple to $13 billion by 1990, diplomacy in the East has gone as far as it Among other things, he said, the company predicts foreseen, would normally be in serious danger Juice, a position that would have reduced BarPredicast, Inc., a Cleveland, Ohio, can go. With his own service as secretary used promotional allowances to combat retail business information and of state this year. Numbers of this group have been as dens relative position, research firm. competition, special allowances to restrict sale possibly coming to an end, regardless of how our willing as the old group to engage i Hanscom found factors that he said were Protective services will account for the of competitive products, and selecti ve price cuts greatest grow election turns out next month , he has given both the political activities design ed to Insure their, 'strongly demonstrative of monopoly power," that th, with revenues approach $6 left competitors unable to sell products billion by 1990, it says. By Arabs and the Israelis a nudge toward a step that reelection, one of them being "the overwhelming that year, more than above their costs. $2.5 billion will be spent on guard services alone, could represent a final and conclusive peace with over 40 per cent of Industry utlllring outside initiative the presence of Arabs and Israelis at JACK ANDERSON guards. PLO Fading Fast has One Check - A court fight between Sanford and Lake Mary Is apparently ;0Sr. SenfoedMayor Lee Moore cast thededdlng vote Monday In 34 rejection of a proposed appeal that would have challenged Circuit Court 14g. Kenneth Leffler's recent ruling that Lake legal rights to about 300 am of land both cities claimed. Auto Industry Gamble We try to do the same on Issues away from the local arena. For in this small, Intertwined world, nothing that happens at city hail or the county courthouse Is too far removed from those events occurring In the statehouse or on Capitol Hill. No event is Isolated. Now, during this special week, we Invite you again to look to us for information. And to do one thing more: consider i your newspaper, your soundlngboard, your place to express reactions and opinions. That Is one of the reasons we are here. So keep Informed. Get stimulated about the things that are happening around you. And then share your feelings, suggestions, opinions with i. We welcome them. This week and every wek. By JACQUICIaM DOWD BeraldSWf WrI$t, 1 "Fill out the format" hearisweredaofuy. "That's all any of us can do., .1111 out the forms." -' ASHINOTOH -- a, predicted by the men who brought Suprez Court action against i sharpen it with a penknife. __ ires 3 7 am W 5OR. 1t'5 Jed not the siiime iflDIOta," he silt "ThIM iTS gitthig so ee'nplk.t.t Led year we were fired upon, you imow. A young Air Force $101 Intercepted U the CanadIan border ad Munched a Sidewinder minifle at us. Those 11We devil. we hard to Pt away from." "&wa, and that's athima," ran salt "if Iwere you, Santa, I'd Just go on strike." "I can't do that," Santa salt "U It weFdi't for me, the poor children around the world would get nothing for Christmas. I can't allow thU to hapPen.', Tim chewed on the stem of his corncob $i'e trying hard to think of a solution. But he was stumped. "What are ye going to do, Santa?" he asked. Santa Claus picked up a pencil and began to DON Election Reform Law Misf nford Won't Fight Rul"ing n 300wAlcrle Lake Mary W in "Yes, WA lii,," said go" "but .dOIplI tun alW$71 managed to do* the sirplanu In the Twey, Oct. 12. me—iA ... . .. . 4 . - '. " l McCLANAIIAN MOORE Qty Manager Warren Knowles told the commissioners the his vote... outvoted .city's water supply could be Jeopardized If Lake Mary'placed wells too close to Sanford's existing wells. But he also said he considered the possibility of such a problem remote, since lake In a ruling handed down Sept. 23, Leffler awarded the Mary would not be able to close to exlstbw wells. get much water out Of wells g too contested acres to Lake Mary and ordered Sanford to turn over to is its smaller neighbor tai collected in 1974 tram c 1 property just so happens that their i,eer are our eineers," owners involved In the dispute. Knowles said. "but no engineer would recouij.j placing Lake Mary, which included the land In Its 1973 incorporation, wells too close." collected the property taxes In 1975, Sanford had rezoned about 24 acres of the land for cornSanford had annexed the land in June 1973, less than a month merdal and multl4amliy use in December 1974 at Jeno before Paulucci's request. But the city retained strict controls over becamethe special legislation creating the city of Lake Mary law without the governor's signature. developms,* plans. Leffler ruled that Sanford has no authority to annex the land As far as Like Mary Is concerned, all 300 zoned because a notice of Intent, Including the legal description of Lake icultiwaL proposed boundaries, was published Jan. 24, 1973. McQanahan feels Sanford has a legal right to control Mary's McClanahan felt the ruling could be appealed because the development In the area. "We're talking about the future water case Leffler cited in his opinion does not parallel the Sanford-Lake supply for 25,000 people," he said. Mary situation. Commissioner Jots Morris backed McQanaha's attempt to Mize agreed that the facts of the two cases are "substantially table the proposed appeal and let it the a natural dea th when the Afferent and added that the Sanford-Lake Mary case Is aptime nina out on filing the appeal nest week. But after párently " without exact precedent. Mcclaiahan's maneuver was defeated 3-2, Morris joined the But Mize did not think the factual differences would convince other commimloners In voting 4-1 against the appeal. a higher court to reverse Leffler's decision. dV Unft ft Torch Burners Steal $500 O" and a window were shot open vending machines and out with an estimated ji) made off with an estimated $110 damage. cash plus 42 cases of beer In both cases deputies said valued at $235, investigators Sheriff's detectives today were investigating a Monday night burglary at Pamar Inc., Rand Yard Road, wed of sanford, In which yeggs used torches to burn off a safe door. Investigators said burglars broke a window to enter the Offices of the finn that deals in spent shotgun cartridge casings said. were found. Sanford police today reported Two men, described as being in their twenties robbed the burglars scaled a fence at the Shop 'N Go store. Pessvfrw Sanford Ho"sing Authority offices at Casue Brewer Court, Ching, for an unidentified Avenue and SR-434 Monday W. 1i, Street, and kicked in a night of an undisclosed amount 4nact&wal..stsetnd concrete PC,!14 t,,nstct1qn who apparently used Industry, asd Drought two -gunman an automatic 18-gauge shotgun ctdtipg torch outfits from a early today to blast out door nearby building to the offices. and window glasses at two The yeggs got less than $500 lo.'atlons near Casselberry. *and some credit cards for their Three front doors were shot lengthy effort, Investigators out at Red Bug Elementary said, and apparently left a torch School, Red Bug Road, with burning In an office. Officers said the burning damage estimated at $300, R.D. Strobridge torch was discovered by em- deputy reported ployes this morning and had caused little damage. At McDonald's on SR435 at Sheriff's deputies are sear- Lake Howell Road glass In a 1- 5'Sp ecia I of money, deputies reported. paint shed door. Officers said a One of the men threatened trick w1ndor will sidèhed and "to cut up" the store's clerk the thieves took 13 gallons of with a 12-inch kitchen carving Paint valued at 11. knife If she didn't hand over money In the cash register, U. Roy Hughey said. Burglars pried open a storage room door to enter the Starlite Lounge, 3200 S. Orlando Drive (U.S. 17-92), Sanford, according to deputy Arthur C. Price. Once inside the yeggs pried Stanley Wayne Wright, 23, 36 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, was arrested by sheriff's deputies on a circuit court warrant charging the obtaining '' , '': :'z Reasons for giving to the Of property with a worthless check. Bond for Wright was set at $5,000, according to county jail records. Bob Lloyd - 'Water Plant Site Propos ed United Way Campaign By JANE CAELBERRY Georges St. Laurent told the negotiate with the city onshould be completed in two Longwood City Council Monday providing one of several sites Local Industrial developer weeks. night he would be willing to available for a proposed city City Councilman J. R. Grant, water plant and tank. wt.o has been running the city's In making application for public works department, said federal Public Works Act funds the city crew often had been for the water system expansion, called away from the SR-434 the city must provide a work by emergencies in other statement certifying the city parts of the city. owns a site free and clear, City In other actions the council Attorney Ned Julian said. approved taking $6,000 from the The city is requesting a total transportation fund to match The Winter Springs City report, as presented by million to fund a sewage the county's $2,000 to contract Council Monday night rein- Councilman Claude Ash, the collection system and ex- with the county to build a fivestated its 11 p.m. curfew council decided to table that measure until City Attorney pansion of the water system. foot sidewalk for the safety of regulation for those under is. St. Laurent said he was not children walking to the Residents and council Gary Massey has had the op• members had expressed portunity to look into the willing to donate the land, but Is Woodlands School. concern about a recent increase charging of liens for city cosb will Ing to negotiate a tradeoff The council also voted to in vandalism and late-night for cleaning of unkept property. with the ety for future utility make copies of applications for loitering by teenagers in the City Attorney Gary Massey lines. St. Laurent said he could the position of public works Terraces development area. was also asked to look into any supply the legal descriptions director. Each councilman will The council was Informed by conflict between county and and estimated cost of several study the copies before in. Florida Power and Light that city ordinances for signs placed proposed sites within the next terviewing the applicants at a Winter Springs would now be on median right-of-ways. The few days. workshop session. responsible for future street council expressed their con- A special Council meting was The council authorized a full light repair caused by van- fusion as to whether the county called for Wednesday at 7:30 audit of the Police Departcialism ordinance prohibiting such p.m. to discuss the St. Laurent ment's municipal court account Councilman John Daniels signs on public right-of-ways proposal. because of pages missing from referred to "vulgar teenagers would nullify any other city James M. Haynie, district the receipt book and other congregating around the ordnances, utilities engineer for the questions regarding the acThe council also approved Florida Department of Tran- count. Terraces." The council left open the possibility of lowering ordinances regarding the sportation, reminded the Also, the council voted to the curfew limit to 9 P.M. If collection and assessment of council that the right-of-way require all department heads to enforcement of the 11 p.m. time fines, and the final working along SR 434 must be kept open attend all city council meetings. budget for the 1978-77 year. becomes a problem. Finally, action on a rezoning to facilitate completing the Although the budget measure widening project now under request by Blacke and Cole was Councilman Donald delayed until Nov. 8. The Browning and Fire Chief was finally passed, Councilman way on that road. request seeks to rezone Charles Holzman announced Donald Snes voiced his obHaynie said a Longwood crew property on East Sanlando arrival of their long-awaited Jections to the hiring of a city fire truck. Next problem is employe to monitor changes In relocating water lines may Springs Road (SR 434) from B-i payment of a $37,302.32 loan the zoning map for the in- delay the project, which he says to C-i Commercial, from Southeast First National corporated area. Sines' main Bank of Maitland for the truck. objection was that the new With abolition of the procedures for rezoning under municipal court system next Ordinance 145 should be more year, the city council sent to the specific as to who has final Florida State Department its control over the mapping. 01 request to have a County Court George C. Hearn The final half hour of the set up for Winter Springs. It Is meeting was taken up by a possible, Mayor Piland pointed discussion between the council out, that a county court will be and citizens about the matter of The New All In The for Aid established either here or In utility rate increases. The Casselberry, to serve Winter Winter Spring,, City Council has Springs and other West been actively trying to prevent Seminole municipalities, what they feel have been un1_ InregardtothePublicWorks necessary rate Increases, Herald Staff Writer USO YMCA ,Winter Springs Okays Curfew CALL 834-8776 I0 WE CARE HELP YOUR RED CROSS BOY SCOUTS FRIENDS AND GIRL SCOUTS SALVATION ARMY aaa asa.___ .... uvvu SAMARITAN HOME NEIGHBORS CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY INFORMATION AND REFERRAL 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 TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I 'Mail a Check Today - - - - - - - - - - - — - - I I Add my name to the list of contributors. Enclosed is my check for $ ........ to the United Way. Name....... ..................................................... Address........ .................................................. City............ State ........................................... United Way of Seminole County P.O. Box 144—Sanford, Florida 32771 SPONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD: Sanford :1 6 �Central ST. TERURG (AP) Hualeah.M(ami Lakes Met Its No. 1ot this week to Fort flute Central as the dde's blg.chxl tsn thoipn by the Florida Sportswriters D. rq. ins L a kes - Fort Pierce, undefeated In Fm Names, bent Orlasde Jones 317 ad moved from third to flMInthSQAAAApull, replaring the defending chani Hialeah lad 15-3 to Miami Edis ion and dropped to seventh place. Ocala Farad keg Its top rat- victory over Galasyllic Sac bolt. A 6.6 victory over Lake But. lerUnlon County vaulted Wildwood into the Qua AA lead, while Greensboro took the amall.chool Uses A lead with Its 564 victory over Carrbelle. The previous Class A leader, Florida MM HIgh, lad 33-21 to Wibnil,. Hereare the riking,, season recorda and points, with the number of votes for the firstplace teams In parerdheaes: a em1no1e, off a 124 "Mm win over Colonial was tided first In the ascend 10. Qua AAM 1. Fort Pierce (6) 5.0 112 2.Taznpa Plaid (1) 50107 Miami Carol Qty40Si Tallahassee Godby 5065 Tallahassee Leon 5-064 Gainesville 4-053 Hlaleah-Mlami I.afr j 4.1 31 North Fort Myers 4.028 Tampa Jefferson 4-0 27 Sarasota 4.023 Kaot, Nolan Set For NL Showd6wn Top Prep Ranking 4Ai`lchilpgan Remains N at"on's No. f Also receiving votes: Sanford Seminole, Clearwater, Merritt Island, Jacksonville Lee, Paul. PAW Beach, Miami Killian, (linda Oak Ridge, Hollywood Chaminade, Orlando Edgewater, Winter Park and QIoctawhatthee. Class AAA I. Ocala Fared (11) 5.0 111 Tarpon SprIngs (1)4-0131 New Smyrna Beach 4031 Delray Atlantic 3073 Titusville Astronaut 4-174 S. Jacksonville BolIes 5-052 7. St. Augustine 5.0 3$ ___ 3. Starke-Bradford County 5. 032 Lesburg 4019 Names City 3-2 I Also receiving votes: Fart Lauderdale Dillard, Venice, Auburndale, Dade Qty Pan, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aqulna, Naples, Panama city. Bay, Tampa Catholic, Tallahassee Rickards. Class AA 1. Wlldwood (7) 4-0 115 I. Pahokee (5) 4.1113 Alachua Santa Fe 4.031 Lake Butter-Union Co. 44 I CINCINNATI (AP) Man. 37-Year-old )Cast, who at main problem is to get 'aiD OUt ages' Danny Ozark dlaco,ered Mlsmeaota pitched In one chain- before they get to first." what was wrong with his Phila- plonship series and one WorldKaat was 2-I against Qncfndeiphia Phiuies, but it may Series, believed the Phiuies nail during the regular season, have been too late to save the were In a relaxed position, but gave up 39 hits and 14 rims Etirn Division citenqilona "We're two down, and ne in 232-3 Irmings. fremel1mInat1qnjnthjtn- g!usathanceto win Th -.iear-o1d Nolan was 1. z r Ill 1.;' ñyoffs, series) now," Kaat said. "Na Cincinnati's biggest WUIflCT in "We've been omd'luckled," one expects us to win three the drive to th stern Dlvie We explained Ozark, the master of here. We just mi t shock a lot sian ch gh ampionship. He was seethe malaprop. of people. If we win tomorrow oral on the staff In complete ___ Ozark hoped the Phili' luck (Tuesday), we have a good games with seven, and was Inchan ged In today's third game chance of going a ll the way," valved In three shutouts. Nolan Of the bed-of-five series in Kaat was prepared for the was 1-1 agaInst the Plillhles this which they trailed the Qncfn- Reds' beseitealing game. Season, He was, however, batnati Reds 2.0. 141-bander Jim "I'll have to hold them in tered for22 hits and 12 runs In 20 Kaat, 12.14, pitched for the close," said Kaat, who has a Innings against the East Polls, and Gary Nolan, 154, good pickoff move. "But the champions. tried tO put the Reds In the World Series for the second straight year. The Phillies, who won 101 games enroute to the east title with the help of an often spectacular defense, have fallen HiraM. Sanford, FL Tuesday. Oct. 12, 1975 apart in the field duringIA-Ev.eln the ________________________________ Playoffs. They made only hm physical errors in the first two games, but mental miscues , , - -. I,, \ ~'& . 1. • i N, 1 74 Branford 50101 Tallahassee FAMU (5) 3-1 5. Blomtdown 4-066 I. Umatilla 4-155 Miami LaSail, 4-0 40 Miami Westminster Ow. 4029 Daytona Lopez 4-124 Milton Pace 3-113 Also receiving votes: Crescent CIty, Newberry, BualmellSouth, Palmetto, Ransom Everglades, Bonlfay-Holmes Co., Fort Myers Vend, Otipley and Wakulla, Class A I. Greensboro (7) 5.0 114 N Trenton 64 30 Roiling Green 5-078 St. Augustine St. Joseph 5-0 61 Miami NW Christian 4.043 I. Marion Academy 5.0 31 St. Petersburg Northalde QIr. 44 26 Monticello AtxllIa Ow. 34 11 Also receiving votes: Tampa Temple Heights, Mayo-Lafayette. Hassler, Ellis Go For AL eri - , .\ . ." . . . WEEK'S 49ers Upset Rams Behind Hart Rush Pe r e z Vs. Phiiiips ; Boudreaux Vs. Maye 'Now Playing Left Field For hiladelphia •.. Pete Rose# FalconS Go With Inter im .. Harvard 14rinrilliff v ;1"rc r 1- Year Agreement had upset the Rams 16-0 in their penalties for holding. As Plun- and tluvttled Cappelletti at 12 nationally televised National kett saw it, "That was the only yards in seven carries. ~ McROBERTS TIRES WANTS CInCI Blrmhm 340 Mum 4.10 t 3I.) 420 3-10 3.1.0 32.0 0 7 7 0 2 5 7 1 2 0 2 12 0 3 0 0 3 - Eng DIVIIISI We$5Y S Ffd4'AtEd lb 41frri.f. bVP Edmln Hstn 020 0 3 Miedays Games 4'P 7WOdSN AE Ole" ,9'EAVF#fAGep M MR 72t'Y4*' IWWR1O5r4$c ICtIIjlid TIY$ Gomm II Quebec at Y Still On this committee merely advises - - CONFIiENCI Patrick Division W t. T Ph OF GA N 2004 51 Allan 2 1 041311 NY Rang 2 1 0 1 13 10 PhHa 1 3 0 2 4 7 2 I 0 1 12 7 1103 47 1 2 0 2 Ill) 120 2 $11 030 0 4)7 ENC E ENd SO Lou MIVVI Cob Vancvr WALSS Ole DIvisle., $mythe ChgO MCnI DIII CONFER Norris 51CO4 %$6O# 45 A TAItPACA', 15 f G1'FAT 5TA#7 iW 01F115E Of W9 NARO5N,COWli IN 171 /11 /MP 1?/6 !dVD l 10 .. . XY,ZLL. C. IN /115 . N16/fEST 7D14i IVAt44 2 1 0 4 11 4 3 7 3 I I 1 3 12)1 -' 4. O5#f o1'RfoRp. I 2 I 3 1111 ... /, iflns 1 2 0 2 11 Adams Division OF Bstn 2 1 0 4 13 12 I. . 5o%oirflurornoffII1t dlvi 11)311, I I 0 3 Butt i i 0 2 3 5 Monday's Games No games sch.jI 10.10. 7.00, 5.40; 2. ManoloAguirre Miami 2 3 0 .100 102 110 Today's Ga mes (1) 3.40, 3.20; 3. SantiAttu (4) 500; NY Jets I 4 0 .200 4)13) Montreal at Detroit Q (I.)) 21.00; p SIg Q (2. Central Divisiie Atlanta at New York Island. 1 with 13 1.21010 Cinci 4 1 0 .500 13$ 64 irs Handle - $111111; A -2,101. I9stn 4 1 0 .000 4 44 New York Rangers at Mm. CImi 2 3 0 100 107 153 nescia MONDAY NIGHT P1155 I 4 0 .200100 110 WeVisdiy's Games FIRST -1. Jose-Coldo (5) 13.40, Boston at New York Rangers 5.50.7.10; 2. Ica-.MvI (2) 5.40.5.20; 3 Oakld Western Division I I 0 -am 113121 New York islanders at But. Aldana.Yza (3)110; 0(1-3) 33.10; P Dqnv 3 2 0 .400 126 30 a le (5-2) 91.20. S Diego 3 7 0 .600 113 53 Los Angeles at Toronto Kan City 1 1 0 .200104141 Atlanta at Cleveland SECOND - 1. JoseSanchez (7) Tpa Bay 0 3 0 .000 24 120 Pittsburgh at ilc 1110. 4.10, 3.60; 2. Larrl-Coldo (1) NATIONAL CONFERENCE St. Louis at Colorado 4.40.3-20; 3. Ogwza-javi (1) 3.10; Q Eastern Division (4-7) 13.10; P (7.1) 101,70; DD (3.7) Dallas $ 0 0 1.000 133 47 1*00. S Louis 1 1 0 .500 143 102 wash 3 2 0 .400 101 101 THIRD - 1. DomingoSoto (2) PhIla 2 3 0 .100 72100 13.40. 6.20.3.40; 2. Ica-Yza (5) 6.00, ORLANDO.SIMINOLE NY Gets 0 S 0 .000 6114 3.40; 3. Urza.Javi (3) 1.60; Q MATINEE RESULTS Central Division 34.20; P (3.0) 105.30. Mliv, 1 0 1 .500 fl 53 FOURTH - I Patij-Eljza (2) FIRST - 1 JosoYza (7) 16.00, Chgo 3 2 0 .600 51 52 7.40, 1.00; 2. EddyJavi (2) 4.20. 14.00,7.00.3.60; 2. N.gui Aguirre () Dlii 2 3 0 .400 00 44 10.50, 7.00; 3. (I) Cacho-Albeidi (I) 7.60; 0 (2 7; 3. Aldana.$.ajlcnez (3) On Bay 2 3 0 .100 72 Ill 4.30; P (7-2) 11710. 1.10; Q (12) 44.00; P (2-1) S0.00; oo Western Division SECOND - I. Echano.Javi (1) (22) 15500. San Fran I I 0 .800 104 60 I4.20. 7.10. 2. LarrI.Yza (3)1.00. L.A. 3 I I .100 $ 75 SIXTH - I. Cacho.Soto (1) 450; 3. IcaMiguel (2) 1.10; Q (IS) 11.20, N Orins 2 3 0 .100 '$ 112 710. 330; 2. Oguiza.Elorza (3) 6.40. 34 40; ((1.3) 130.; OD (1-1) 143.10. AlInta 1 1 0 .200 17 N THIRD - 1. Eddy.Yza (4) 6.10, 4.00; 3. Patii.Javl (2) 3.00; 0 (3.1) 511* 0 S 0 .000 85 153 °° P (3) 141.00. 7.60.2.60; 2. Echano.Beitia (4)610, Mondays Results 3.40. 3. Ica Coldo (1) 420; 0 (4.6) San Francisco 16, Los Ange. SEVENTH -1. Endy.per,z P lii 0 11°°.$.10.7.O0;2.Aloana.Miguel FOURTH - 1. Arecha.Soto (I) 5.00. Sunday, Oct. Il 4.50; I. lCa.AIbl (2) 7.00; 13.60, S.10, 4.20; 2. Patxi.Santh,z (3) (47) 55.40; p (7.1) Detroit at Washington 109 -20; Big Q (3. 440. 4.00; 3. Oomlngo.Aitu (3) 3-K; Seattle at Tampa Bay 4) ,fl (43) . 0(5.5) 39.40; P (5.5) 15.50; DJ6-l) Kansas City at Milmi EIGHTH - I. S-antiEctave (I) 111.10 Cleveland at Atlanta 13.50. 410. 4.10; 2. Sata.Sanchez (2) FIFTH - 1. Anton.Ecbave Baltimore at Buffalo 31.00, 11.10, 10.00; 2. Fermin-Arca 10.10. 1.00; 3. Maruri.Juan (7) 5.20; Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 0 (1-2) 37.50; P (1.2) 107.10. (I) 15.00; 6.00; 3. Alaba.Altu New York Giants at Mm. 100 • 6060 P (45) 313.50. nesosa TENTH - 1. Fermin (3) 10.20. SIXTH - I. Echano.Bcnoa (1) Philadelphia at Green Bay 101 Wash #EAGCOWrEO PO4' 65 7XE1 h5L',i5, M - . 15-40, SA0.3-60; 2. PaIxi-Aguirr Dallas at St. Louis I the IOC and does not make 340.3.30; 3. ArediaElorza (I) 5.00; Santi (5) 3.00; 0 (23) 2.40; P (32) Oakland at Denver 51.00. DO (23) 130.10. fl' P (I)) $510. Chicago at Los Angeles decisions," Palmer said. "But SEVENTH -1.Aldana.Boiti,a(4) Houston at San Diego at least I aired it, and tam glad 500. 6.30. 353; 2. JoseMiguel (4) (1)ELEVENTH - I. NaguiEloria New Orleans at San Fran IS 20. 1040. 6 60; 2. Cacho Perez to say nobody fainted and fell on 610. 1.50; 3. Echano.Yza (1)3.00; Q (4)600.660; 3. Arta Soto (1)300:0 Cisco (46) 73.60; P (6.4) 231.00; Big 0 (1 Monday, Oct. IS the floor. (1 6) 31.40. P (1-4) 51.30 3) & (4 6) 1.415.20. New York less at New Eng. "This would hurt a lot of EIGHTH TWELFTH land. (n) I. Marurl.Altu (7) 1. SantiLarrea people In Canada. I don't like 11.20. 6.00. 3.10; 2. AIva.Bengoa (3) 27.00. 100. 2.40; 2. AntOn.Ecpav, (s) (3) 10,00,1.00;), Anton-Juan (1)2.10:0 12.40. 240; 3. SalaBengo. (1) 5.00; hurting people, but I feel we (37) $9.10; p (7-3) 150.00. Q (35) 36.10; p (53) 107 00; Big Q have to take action to prevent NINTH I. Juan (2) 15.40, 7.20, (16) and (3-5) 1305.00. what happened in Montreal 140; 2. Patxi (1)520,1.00;3. Bilbao H 113.0.41 - A - 2103. AT FERN PARK happening again In the future." (11 800; Q (12) 34.40; P (21) 91.50. Pro Division TENTH -1. Santi (5) 15.10, 10,10, The IOC has no jurisdiction 4 40; Ken E vans 2. Ramon (5) 5.20. 100: Tom Daniels over the Commonwealth Larrea (3) 3.00. Q5-u 60.20; P ( 2539 30--v Jack Poole 3129.39-,p Games, which are scheduled 200; DO (20)211.10. AMERICAN CONFERENCE DaveGr,tp,er 3937 ELEVENTH I. Aretha.Echav, for Edmonton. But the federEastern Division Novice B Division 1250 4.50. 3.50; 2. Negui Quiota W L T Pct. PF PA Lou Branding ations could force the games t 253231-91 (4) 3.20, 1.20; 3. DomingoAguirre Bait 4 I 0 .000 152 101 Billy Daniels 2$ 33-33-s4 be moved. Judo, Palmer's (1)5.00; 0 (21) 10.50; P (2.4) 104.10. N Eng 3 2 0 .600 131 115 Ron Tottinhaus 3525 33-N TW ELFTH - 1. Bilbao-Juan (3) Butt sport, is not a part of the Corn2 3 0 400 102 16 Dawn Kessner monwealth Games program. 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A Mary IS. Navy 14 Nebraska 31, Kansas St. 7 .• - Northwestern Loses Boykin 4.1.0 - . Swim Coach Lakers Cut Mike Dabney - 401 (4 401 (34 30° ' 'I' Taiwan P Football League battle. way they could keep our defenSan Francisco, after a 0.0 No. Carolina 23, No. Carolina St. 15 San Francisco quarterback sive guys out." first half, whizzed 73 yards in Michigan 42, Northwestern II Jim Plunkett threw touchdown Coach Chuck Knox of the pie- tow- plays after taking the see- Notre Dame 2$. Oregon IS Ohio U. 31, Miami (0.) 21 passes ci 31 yards to Willie viously undefeated Rams ad- ond-half kickoff. A Plunkett to Color ado 25, Okla. St. 17 McGee and six to Tom Mitchell mitted, "They have one of the Del Williams pass gained 20 California 3$, Oregon St. 4 in a third quarter blitz, but few most active defensive lines in yards and another eight when Penn St. 26. Syracuse 12 32. Miami (Fla.) 24 defensive lines have done the the league. They just got us In the receiver fumbled out of Pittsburgh Illinois 15, Purdue IS *job of the 49ers' front four. situations they would like us to bounds. On the next play, Plun- Texas Tech 33, Rico 16 (N) They tossed the 210-pound be In. We tried adjustments in kett hit McGee for the touch- San Diego $t. 35, Pacific 7 (n) San Jose $t. 30. Long leach St. II Harris for losses 10 times, a our blocking, but it Just got to be down. (N) 49ers' club record, and remind- third and 12 and here they Then Hart's sack., on Harris MIssissipp' So. Carolina 13 ed the big quarterback of when come." MU 12 with resultant fumbles set up Ibous'. AIabs cnn 21 he was playing for the embroyo "We knew If we could stop the the second touchdown and an Arizona. I 'nfl 3I Buffalo Bills. Rams' running game, par- 18-yard field goal by Steve Arizona 5?. 22. UTEP S "That," said the 6-foot-4 ticularly on the first down, we Mike-Mayer -all the scoring In Texas A&M 30, Baylor 31 ivlane 22, Army 20 (N) Hart, "was the greatest game could beat them," Hart ex- 5 minutes 56seco seconds UCLA 30, Wash. $t. IS of my career," and no one plalned. "They have the best quarter. Utah 21, Utah St. 17 ç, would argue with the nine-year running in the conference and The game marked the first Va. Tech is. Virginia 7 E. Carolina 27, VMI 21 time the Rams had been shut Wichita St. II, Drake II out at home in a regular season Ohio State 24, Wisconsin 22 game since they came to Los New Mexico 16. Wyoming 1 Yale II, Columia II Angel es from Clevela nd in 1946 Washington it, Stanford 14 BRIEF - 500 1.057 ' - _____ - . ..' Ysiday, Oct. 12. lfla-7A .T1jJ . - ', .,., r•.•r.r&AIi A BARCELONA, Spala (AP) Charles Palmer, outspoken have been contested a total of year, your faithful should rack up victory No. 44. President of the International 223 times? Jove, that's a lot of carreapondent wishes he were North Carotina's prize rwmèr Juc Federation, claims he Is football years. twlnzsohecinildwltnesstwo Mike Volght, who averages gatheringa*çportforaplanto Fortherecord, hen is games the same day. This better tha n deprive Canada of all iderthey line up: Nebraska vs. Saturday would that we could per contest, will give the Tar national sports events for Kansas State (list renewal); be quadreuplets so we could Heels the edge, 25.10. next 10 years. Oklahoma vs. Kansas (their take In four great intra-state And Mill In the south, In an HeasizedtheinjUaUvedur4 74th joust); Missouj vs. Iowa engagements Old Dorninwn meetings of the 31 OlympIc fronaJoq State (tot; th time), and fiercely contested. At the Virginia 11 I Tech Góoblers will sports federations with the Exthe baby of the series, Tallahassee, The Flori da State journey to QiarlottesvilJe to Uve Board of the Inter. .. Oklahoma State vs. lorado Seminoles wi host e Florida meet Co ll th the Virginia Cavaliers, na tional Olympic ConUIIIU (their 1h meeting). . ......... Gators with 40,500 shrill The famed Cavaliers have which opened Monday. Reading from the top, here is spectators on hand. Alas, your come on evil days, Palmer wants to slap janc. how the Hoople System sizes Fearless Forecaster has bad wise, In recent years, l tio ns on Canada because an d w il yMMORAMOSB. HOOPLE 'em up: Nebraska 37, Kans asnews for the Seminole be no match for the Tech Canadian government shut out Fearless Forecaster State 7, in a cake walk; adherents as our reports In- troops, failing the athletes of Taiwan from the Egad, friends, there's big Oklahoma 31, Kanaa 2$, In a dicate a Gator triumph 26.12. In the game that will have the Montreal Olympics last July doings In the Big Eight Con- real barn-burner; Missouri 22, Also down south, the North whole state of Utah talking an act which the IOC claimed ference this week with an Iowa State 18, in another Carolina State Wolfpack will Utah will go up against was a breach of faith. members meeting league foes. thriller.chjller, and Colorado invade Chapel Hill to engage State for the 75th time Utah "1 think we must take the Would you believe that, In. 23, Oklahoma State 17, In a the North Carolina Tar Heels. latter's home grounds in Logan. Commonwealth Games away cludlng this Satur da y's good, tough football game. The latter has dominated this Neit he r the Utah Utea nor from Canada in 1078," Palmer engagments, the four games About half a dozen times a series -43-164- and this week Aggies is having a particularly said. "I don't like hypocrisy. If good season, but victory on we apply sanctions, we should Saturday would make the year make them stick properly. for either club. From our "At least a half-dozen federvantage point It's the kaff- ations have told me they will kaff - Year of the Utes. Yas, support my plan. Another halfwe confidently predict a Utah dozen are violently opposed to m, 21-17. it. All the others presumably Now go on with my forecast: are somewhere in the middle and we shall have to wait and Colo Colorado St. 17, Air Force IS see." Georgia Tech II. Auburn 12 Bill State 2$. Akron 4 Palmer is an Englishman of Boston College 23. West Va. II (N) growing Infl uence, because he lip Bowling Green 32, Kent State 21 LOS ANGELES (AP) - pro veteran from Morris Brown usually are good for four to six Brigham Young 24. So. miss is is the secretary of the General 30, Cincinnati 26 (N) Assembly of . Federations Tommy Hart proved the silent College who has been the start- yards on that first down. We Tulsa IS, Citadel 12 giant of the San Francisco 49e ing defensive left end for the Mopped them, and that is the Richmond (GAIF). Duke 3$. Clemson 21 ashe smashed through the line, 49ers the past sIx years. Brown 7, Cornell o He put his plan for Canada difference." Harvard 20, Dar*movth 14 tossed LosAngelesquarterback before Monday's opening seaHis greatest game propelled In theflrdtwoleaguegames Florida 26. St. 12 (N) James Harris for losses on six San Francisco to a 4-1 record both Lawrence McCutcheon Georgia 2$, Florida slon of the IOC's Tripartite Vanderbilt II CommIssion, on which repreoccasions and didn't say a and ahead of the 3-1-1 Rams in and John Cappelletti, the 1-2 Iowa 3$-, Indiana 22 31. Kansas 21 word. sentatives of the federations the NFC West. The Southern running attack of the Rams Oklahoma LSU 21. Kentucky 25 "I didn't say anything to him California team had been fa- gained more than 100 yards Penn and the national Olympic coinIS, Lafayette 7 m.ittees sit. and he didn't say anything to vored by 13 points, Rutgers 22, Lehigh 14 each per game. 40. wake Forest was the response of the The Ramsdomlnatedthe first "It was not the place to dis.The 49ers Mopped McCut- Maryland St. 17. Miss St. 14(N) 251-pound Hart after his 49ers quarte; but Picked up four cheon at 72 yards on 16 carries Memphis cuss my plan at length, beca use Minnesota 21, Mich. St. 21 - \. D... . •-• öI• WWIVUIC lila neia 0(110 second Completing the Top Ten were Last week, it was Southern iAuc,g.n Michigan remains on top in place. Southern California, rising Cal, Florida, Boston College '"' (31 ; Associated Press major Nebraska Jumped from sixth from 11th to eighth; Ohio State, Notre Dame, Texas Tech 3niva e football poll and Ne. to third with 14$ pobda follow 4-UCLA Texas, Texas MM, Arkansas, 3.MaryL.nd , the No. 1 preseason big Its 24-12 triumph over Cob. Tech. It marked the fird time North Carolina anl ISU. '-°°" r a', has moved up to third rado. 7.Mls$ourl In the Top Ten this year for Ole MissrdurnedtotheTop UCLA, which topped Stanford Texas Tech, 15 lad I.S. week. th Twenty after Its upoet of Gear- 'Ohio Fresh from a c-b romp over 38.20, leaped train fifth to fourth Southern Cal best Washington gla, Ho uston made it for the 1O.TixasSt.Tech chigan State and facing with 834 po ints. Maryland State 23-14, Ohio State rooted first time after a 50.7 romp or l.Geocgl• $orthwu er 17.FIorida on Saturday, the received MO points and ad- Iowa 34-14 and Texas Tech up. Wed Texas State and Alabama I3.Te oIverInea drew 57 first-place vanced to fifth from from sev- ended Texas MM 27-18. came back after a oneweek 14. Notre Dame votesand1,194 of apc)sjtge1,. enthlMtwe,kaftera164dt.J. absence, its first since 1V70 IS.Kansas ba points from a nationwide sion over North Carolina State. knocked out I&.LCUISI4Aa St. of the unbeaten with a 244 victory over un.j Mississippi elof60spodj "Titers vj Oklahoma fell from third to ranks by Mlathslppl, fell to Southern Mississippi. lS.Atkins sportscasters in balloting an- sixth with 611 points after a 64 11th. Then it was Florida, 1.Houston Boston College fell f jounced Monday. tie with Texas. 20 Alabama Texas, Notre Dame, Kansas, rankings by losing to Florida Pittsburgh got three firstMissouri, ninth last week, Lonislana State and Mississippi State 284, Texas MM lost to • Place votes and 1,317 points beat Kansas State 28.21 and ad. tied for 16th , followed by Ar- Texas Tech and North Caroer Its 774 triumph over vanced to No. with 435 points , kansas, Houston and Alabama. tins's Idleness cost It a spot. Hoople Likes Nebraska NEW YORK (AP) It i said least one error of omission. that U you are gg to rttke There were pop files falling all : mistakes, It is bed to make over the place. There was a , 1\\ ., them all at once and get them missed cutoff throw and base, ' o ut of your system. U that's the running blunders. It was a team case, then the New York loss In the truest sense. Yankees should be In good "Did you ever see anybod shape for tonight's third game look good when they lose?' of their American League wondered New York catcher Playoff series against Kansas Thurman Munson, who made City. two of the errors of commisDock Ellis, a 17-game winner, skm, both bad throws on stolen. g gets the start for New York bases. . .• against Andy Hauler, 5.12, of "I don't pay attention to er'urn Raines, who triggered Seminole's 124 win over the Royals. RAINES REPEATS rors," said Yankees Manager Colonial last Friday, was today named player of the The teams are tied 1-1 in the Billy Martin. "My players are week, marking the second straight week senior best-five playoff that will human. It was Just one of those the AS STAR send the survivor into the World games." halfback garnered the award from the Sanford Series. The Yankees barely Although t he five Yankees ererOptimists Club. Rabies, left, Is congratulated by survived swscia's 1-3 second- rors cod only one unearned assistant coach Jim Dawson and Optimist Charles game loss, run, they were symbolic of the Ward. ______________________________________________ errors of There were aseason-hjghfjve sloppiness of the game. Kansas co mmission and at CIty's go-ahead rally in the sixth inning was ignited by thirowing to George Brett's triple, a hit that against the aggressively rimdarted out looking like a rouning Reds was very damaging. tine fly ball. Ozark insisted at Mondays "I thought I was going to workout at Riverfrod Stadium ORLANDO - One of the by catch it," said Yankees center-0 that the Phiflieg had not been World's Howard Smith while Perez will "Stop Maye in less than six but they want to make sure I top In support of the double main one of the most popular fighters ranked lost a one-sided decision to rounds." Intimidated byQlnnU'stac_ heavyweights Johnny former world's champion am still the same fighter I was event, matchmaker Trampler to ever appear at the Sports fielder Mickey Rivers, who "i lost the Smith fight before the Obed fight. plays his postlon notoriously tics. He pointed to his players, Boudreaux, IS being imported Elisha Obed. has pair ed Milton Owens Stadium. Trampler and shallow. "ft took off and there because two of the Judges who were bantering as they by promoter Pete Ashlock to against Johnny Evans and Mhlock would like to use him in was no chance." claimed i was not aggressive The Smith loss came In New the Ortarido s worked, and asked if It SLIdIUnI "Well, I can answerNo, that lam one,Walker. Frankle Santore against Leroy a main event in the near future i without any question. Peered they were tight. tonight, 'ii the Texan IEco- York 'as one of the featured enough. I know in my t not the same fighter, I am but they must find out If he Li t riBrett gambled trying for the ple and barely beat the "If they were standing featured with Sanford's Taco preliminaries to the Joe won that fight, but I will never better. I know now that i for that kind of match, throw. He might not have If Owens Is undefeated Frazier-George Foreman giveanyoflethechanceof using around (quietly), rd be very Perez In a pair of 1Oiowalers, showdown. Before that split that excuse to steal a decision stand up to any man in the five pro bouts, and in Walker should provide that pj hit thecutoff man. embarrassed having them out answer tonight. world In my weight division, effort he upset the highly rated Boudreaux Is set to face New decision verdict, Boudreaux fr om me again." But the throw sailed past seethere," he said. Hailing frowith at fighter." thought has made me a Eddie Davis on an easy YorkJoeMayewhileper Perez, who gained a greatTh het was considered one () m Miami, Leroy oral baseman Wile Randolph,. The Reds' Joe Morgan, how- set has been In decision. to square off against New hottest properties in the world. deal of respect by becoming one ever, disag reed Termite Watkins the likes of andthortstopFredstanleyhad En gland's Roger Phillips. of the few fighte rs ev to er go the Perez will get a chance to see Marcus to make the relay. That was the "When we're doing our thing Evans also scored an upset In Anderson while and headlining error of omission. Boudreaux fights along the distance with the hard punching lf that idea is true we create pressure," said MorBoth Boudreaux and Perez style of the way Muhammad when hefacu his last fight, which took place bouts from West V n AU Obed, hopes to use Phillips as a Phllii. Roger Is known for his In Miami Beach. There he out California. irgi ia to Earlier, Royals' shor tstop gin, who walked five times In are out to rebound from losses did, when be was still known as springboard to a big fight in free swinging style and hustled Sanford's Kip Braden, Freddi e Patek had finessed two games but has yet to get a in their last ring efforts. The Cassius Clay. Four bouts, South Africa next month. powerful punch. if Perez Is to to take a split decision and featuring a amateur hit. ' team from Brim Chris aa.migis on the basesmooth boxing Boudreaux Despite his normal style of Chambliss on first "It's not the pressur e of the found his Impressive string of have been told by Bruce win tonight, he will have to be qualify for tonight's teat with swick, Georgia against a- paths. 1aSe in the third was Inning winning lop-sided decisions, Tr"I with ampler that the promoters able to absorb the punishment Owens. Playoff that has been forcing undefeated pro fights anapped Boudreaux has predi Florida squad, open the show at cted he over there are interested in me, he is expected to take. Philadr1phla to mgepjjgs, New York leading 3-2. Carlos Santore is quickly becoming 8 p.m. May bounced a single Into right It's been us," Morgan said. ______________________________ fIeldandChamtLs3tookofffor IS Morgan said the Reds' strate. gy would be different for second. Waiting for him was Patek, taking a play that sent third game. "We can play for e g inni the runner sliding In, sale by Mo th bi ng now, because feet as the ball bounced Into we're two games up. That doesn't mew we'll take it easy. P right field. Mot her mistake. In We're going to play like it,s the the eighth innnlng, the Royals wrapped up their victory with a seventh game of the World Series. But we can take more three-run rally on a pop-fly at. CINCINNATI (AP) Pete told friends he Is disgruntled up in a Philadelphia uniform, cards with his hustling, aggres. chances." tack of looping singles by Frank Rose, a red-blooded member of with annual contract haggling Under major league baseball sive style, has been a thorn in White, Patek and Buck MarOw Cincinnati Reds, talking with the Reds' front office and contract rules Rose holds the Philadelphia's side all season. ti, a trio of hitters who never 4) about switching uniforms? is considering a move that right to select where he would will be confused with Murlie hit .442 against Polls' That possibility surfaced could land him with the Phil Loses s. Ike to be traded. A player wi th pitching during the season and derers' Row. Monday as the Reds were at"Sure I'm unhappy. But it 10 years experience in the ma- went into today's game with a "It's a bo ut t ime," decided tempting to eliminate the didn't Just come up. I've been jor leagues and five CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Ray Essick has resigned with the for-10effort. rookie Tom Poquette, who Philadelphia Phillies in three unhappy with my salary a long same club can veto a trade to as Harvard University's swimming coach to become drove In two of the Royal.,' sevRose Li reportedly irritated straight for their second Na- time," said the 10-time All-Star. another club, national competitive swimming administrator for the over t he Reds' Ini tial contract en runs with a single and tional L ea gue playoff sweep. Rose, who ironically has been Amateur Athletic Union. The 35-year-old third baseoffer whi ch ed doub le. "Things had to start call for a twoyear Unhappy over references to the chief tormentor of the Phils ick's resignation after three years as the varsity man-outfielder, who was raised contract at $200,000 a year. He evening out. We haven't been his age during recent negotla- during the regular season and in sw swimming Cincinnati and became one of is currently receiving $190,000 a coach was announced Monday by athletic getting any breaks." tions with the Reds, Rose has in postseason play, could director Robert B. Watson. wind baseball's biggest drawing year. Teammates Johnny Brett thought the victory 0 ATLANTA (AP) - General Bench and Joe Morgan are the might be a turning point for the Manager Pat Peppier, who nevpaid players on the Royals, who staggered Into the er has served as a head football world champions, both at a playoffs rw~h .k....... Bench .. with nine losses intheir IIiJi OWVI v* ivu IL AP.l a year. ivai ii regwar-season games. W I I I V level, was on the practice field Rose would neither confirm WSANGELE5(AP)_ Thelos Mgelu Lakers ha ye "We had to beat them Suntoday as the new coach of the nor deny the report, saying: cut their third-round choice in the National Basketball day," said Brett, who had four Atlanta Falcons. "My lawyer has met with them Association draft, guard Mike Dabney of Rutgers. hits in the first two games. Peppier, 54, was named Mooand we're still talking. I don't The move Monday left the Lakers with 15 men on their "l'hat's pretty obvious. If we day niht a3 he fleldboasoftj want to get into it now. This is roster, three over the limit they must reach before the lost that one, we'd have to win faltering Faco ns for the restart of the NBA season Oct. 21. nottherlghttimetocli.scg," three in New York. I'm a conmalnder of the National Footwhen pressed on the trade Dabney, the Lakers' second selection in the draft, aphdent guy but that would have TAMPA (AP) The flew back to Pittsburgh late he does." ball League season, succeeding Tampa Bay Buccaneers' peared in two preseason games and scored eight points. possibility, he told he ,s.. , been kind of ridiculous." Of. Monday, apparently to clear up If room has to be made for ated Press: "Philadelphia Is Marlriri Campbell, who was fense,wtilchhasscoredonly26 some tax details In the proposed Hanratty, Coach John McKay fired by owner Rankin Smith. poIntsthfivegames, takes ooa W. the only other team I'd like to said he would cut one of his pIayfor.IcoWd Peppier, who has not actually new look today followIng a playkftfl Hanratty said he Is aware of seven running backs. there." coached on the field since shakeup in the coaching ranks expansion-team problems but serving as an assistant at Wake and a tentative agreement to said he likes the area and A Reds' spokesman, who EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - Tailback Greg Boykin, The Bucs have only two quarwould the Forest in l, &1,50 will contin- hire quarterback Terry like to asked to remain anonymous, leading ground gainer in Northwestern history, Is lost for play with the new club. ter barks on their roster: Steve ueas general manager, a posi- Hanratty, the season because of damaged ligaments in his right Spurner, a nine-year veteran said the report "Is strictly ru"I expect to compete for tion he will return to when the moratthIspoInt."fleae-j,"j knee. Vernon Law had a hand In all g job," he said at a news acquired from San Vrancisco, season ends. have to believe that Pete Rm the scoring Saturday ISa nford dInator and quarterback coach, conference. The seven-year and rookie Parnell Dickinson The Z5-pound senior from Kent, Ohio, suffered the "He's got a thankless task," unexpectedly resigned Monday veteran also passed the team w ill always be in a Cincinnati injury in Saturday's Recreation Department nag it 7.0 loss to Indiana which extended from Mississippi Valley said Smi th, who called the di.,- night shortly after th state. Rein' uniform." f Northwestern's record losing ootball as he scored on e winless physical Monday and even streak to 11-games. touchd own runs of 30,60 and 3 missal of Campbell "the most fins-year Sues reached a re- watched some of their game difficult decision of my life." ported one-year agreement yards and had a 30-yard scoring films. He's confident he could pass to Ra ymond Robinson in with Hanratty. be in uniform within a week. the Cowboys' 26-6 victory The former Pittsburgh SteelDues officials said he definan over the Wildcat.,, who were led by : er reserve said he ezpeics to tely would have to compete for DAYTONA BEACH (AP) Yarborough. who had won Racing (NASCAR). sign today. Tom IIen(jrlcb' 60-yard TI) the job. Darrell Waltrip 3,151, and Rich- Jaunt. Ca le Y a r b o r o u g h 'S (our straight races, had to settle ''Every th in g went "This Is an opportunity for us w inning habit has been broken With three races left, Yar- ard Brooks 3,009. It took a pass interception for second place. smoothly," Hanratty, 2$, said to look at a guy under our Sysboro'igh has 4,225 points and by but his bid for stock car driver Meanwhile, Yarborough took Eric Freddy late to after Monday talks with the tern and see 11 he's capable stop P th et e ty has 4,098. over the of uf the year has improved. lead in winnings with Bulldogs But that was better than The Dusty Boots Riding Bucs. "There are a few details helping the team," said Ron , 124 losers to the r-84,83l for the year Donnie Allison, in a new car, Richard Petty's eighth-place '\.iocIaticn will sponsor a horse that have to be worked out. It,* Wolf, vice president of They are followed by Benny Pond became the and Lennie Rains. The winners scored on oper- registered his first victory since finish and widened the 'huwSundayat Sa ninth driver razzle.dazzle pass plays to Wilco J beca us e I have a thoro ugh atlons. "We're gap be- Parsons 3,914; Bobby Allison not signing Han- 1971 on the $42-million grand tween the two top contenders to collect more than $100,000. Freddy for Arena on State Road 46, west of attorrny, maybe too thorough." 3,731; Dave MareLs 3,506; Lenratty to hand him the quarter. national circuit their touchdowns. Petty dropped to second in at Charlotte for the 1976 title In the National I-I, beginning at 10 a.m . 1k. 1er, Too DeCellu, back job Well h.ie Ui ee how Sunday. me Pond 3,494; Ruddy Baker wiwlings with $280,084. David Tracy GOodknjght snared a Association for Stock Car Auto 3,460; Richard Chlldres.i 3.203: Pearson Kevin Huaman pass for the is third with $242,859. Bulldogs' score. %loffm I ' '. £,uais HiraM, S 11 - 111,11il. - r'. �SA-tviøki, NsraW, 1O1s'd, P1 - Yveiday, Oct. it, irn MYERS RUM W. mom - . I INIS 497I QT.i CARLSBERG BOTS. BEAM SCOTCH 97 4 0T. 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IN WINERY ABC 15 95 DEL- CONT 16.75 ABC GUASTI ALMADEN c; 00 • P151 CMA5I5 IUNGUNOY SAUTINNI CS OF 4 ROSE CHIANTI CLARET 3099 ' TOM COLLINS 1. 19 99 4.29 WHITE PORT CLARET- SAUTERNE GOLD SEAL BUNIUNDY ROSE C ASE SAUTERNE 21 95 • PI C HA BLIS GALLON GALLON • MUSC CASE DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 16 50 4. .115 *014 -uTllNi • CASE OF 4 IJ*OD*PIAAZO 16,95 GALLON MOUNTAIN CHABLIS CS 0F4 MOUNTAIN BURGUNDY 2395 5. 99 3.49 ' 19 • 101111111411 ABC SAUTERNE BURGUNDY CASE CHIANTI • ROSE 1350 ALMADEN CHABLIS • BURGUNDY CASE CLARET • SAUTERNE 21 15 3.79 2.29 3.89 CHEVY R0 YALE scocj L ~01IAND GT• 860 Prf DEAR ABBY: TIRED OF K.D. 40% KY. 8 8.99 z3 499 IQT ACTING wrote: "After eight YR. BLEND years of marriage, I've fallen out of love with my husband. He's gener ous, a wonderful father and easy to live with. I have a of my own, don't nave w wor k, and I anow he loves me but I'm sick to death cooking times) arrive at of faking it in the bedroom." table at - CANADIAN J SUNSET 7.99 6.99 s 7,99 . or SiN ¶. CANADIAN TOM SIMS TOM SIMS' 8 49 5 -- Sc ashani. 101 2 97 2 97 2 97 2 97 6 1 QQ FAMA ASh SPUMANIE ITALY SANGRIA FROM SPAIN JUAN ISI(IAN POMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL 3.69 SWEET (ii 011 PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY 015(15 ASS SPAIN 15 YIN PINk 110 WHITE 12 CHAT CADILLAC 13 CHAT TIMBERLAY 13 CHAT PALMER 6.451 SPAIN *10 SOIDEAus 74 lID SONOIAUS MAIGAUI 2404 sus SIN 3004 °' 199 24 01 119 sts CHAT LAFITE ROTHSCHILD CHAT LATOUR CHAT HAUl BRION CHAT P(TRIJS CHAT. CHEVAL BLANC su CHAT LASCOMBES MAACAUS 399 199 24 0! '° iiiioi 1249 11 CHA I LA LOUVIERE 71 CHAT RIPEAU 11 NAT IA ('OnlY 13 CHAT BOUTET '1' PAUIIIAC 1595 Rio GIIAVIS 14 95 at P05511011195 z. c (55110'. -'--------- 2.99 not CHAT. LYNCH BAGES 199 z4 oz CHAT GISCOURS 3.99 , , MA $111111111111111114___________ 11 R 229 NI lEttER SCHWARZE KA1Z TORRES SAN VALENTIN 399 239 BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUM,ICH GIIMAN, IISEOA ROSE PoibuGat GOLD SEAL CATAWBA 159 / I)1' WWIi( 61*1(5 ST 1551(10* P0551101 N(OSOPD*slUI P*UI(L4C 55*10*01 In . 9 199 .* II , 149 50 119 50 104 50 8395 Last A Edith and Joachlin IJebert stepped into busy now roles as co-resident managers of The Forest in Lake M*rtt A •......,. .1.l....... there, they have been '• 0? 1,l -- 4 4J 399 an n p.95 ,, -): of 109.50 74 oz 11500 24 04 115.00 t tUItION 4,49 CHAT. PHELAN SEGUR Jz SI ISIEPNI 6.15 24 04 9.95 J 109,50 4995 12.90 - - - 7' - ,.• .;.": . , . .' / • , whose ambition Is to become a symphony conductor. Not only Is Zachary a piano virtuoso, but he is a talented . / - '- dressed to the nines at a reception Saturday night at Mayfair Country Club. artist and quite an acSMCA presidentBettye Smith complished writer. At Sanford and her husband, Dr. Robert 3. Middle School where he is a were In too form Ih.v straight A student, he is welcomed the patrons. Bettye Edith's Job at The Forest Is president of the Student has a new Tennille haircut bookkeeper and she also Council. (which she said was not inarranges the programs and Recently th e Florida Reading tentional), and Dr. Smith was social activities. Her sideline Is Quarterly, the official sporting a new moustache, sewing, but she Is no ordinary publication of Florida Reading which was by choice, and very seamstress her fashions are Council, asked for student appealing. coutourler's creations, contributions to be published The couple has three childr en periodically. Zachary's and four gran&hildren. For bicentennial essay, "ins unwinding, they attend con- Yest erday and Today," was ob Ball's Planos& Organs certs, operas and enjoy all featured In the latest 301 W. First i,.. forms of general en- publicatièn, and was among one 322.22.SS tertainment. They also swim of the first to be accepted from f frequently and are active in all-Florida students. Seminole County Senior Citizens programs. District 34 State Represen.. Pianos-Organs . . Club Notes I VA #AS Ixora Gardeners Meet The lxora Garden Club met at [)osie de Ganahi, Katherule Bishop, Annette Wing, Edna Indian Mound on Oct. 8 with Southward, Doris Brumley, Sally Rosemond as co-hostess. Juanny Mercer, Florence St enstrom andCarol Kirchhoff. President Nancy Terwilliger An interesting program and presided with the following demonstration was given by members present: Carolyn Mrs. Bishop, entitled "Spice Cornelius, Beth Bush, Kay Hall, Bouquet, New Seas on Easy Way To Kill Roaches and Ants ' .• I T!' the home of Mary Mcintosh at - L' Bru,.aIi on unce...la,ta for atonlhs . ,-;fr, •. Mrs. Woodrow Clark, president (left) with Mrs. Itaiph Austin Smith and MN. Robert E. Karns Association (SCMA) patrons were •" / .1' - .._•. . 41!15 24 $I IMIUO* .95 3895 4990 4995 former structural steel of the coveted Boy Scout "Silver Beaver" Award. He Likes people and said, "You won't believe this, but I enjoy reading newspapers of all month .. . ., 49 AA . and I'm soured on men, but \• SICK OF TIPPING should couple Lived in Winter Park for • -•'I TIRED OF ACTING decides to look aro und and see how many about a year and a half after dump her husband, I'll be services a waiter performs. movingtherefromNewJersey. waitin g in the wings for a -. he'll be in for a bi g surprise. The jovial German-American with his credentials. Sex Isn't I , WASHINGTONIAN attested,"Wemovedto Florida everything. tative Vince Fechtel was a king DEAR WASH: A waiter who because of the climate and just Mrs. ALONE Congratulations are in order among queens at a coffee given William Rape greets her Leesburg high school DEAR ALONE: Those wings performs the services you love It. Why, I'm a walking chum Rep. Vince Fechtel (R-Leesburg) to Zachary Dunbar, Sanford's in his honor Friday. Hostess most be pretty crowded, describe has certainly earned a Cham be r of Commerce." 14-year-old concert pianist, Nancy Rape and the honor judging from the number of generous tip. But what about guest had not seen each other letters I've received from the 'salter w ho's incompetent, since their graduation from women who'd like to be on that Indifferent or surly' Does such Leesburg High School. a wafter "care every Up he (or waiting Ui Which gaily goes The tall, handsome reaffirm that one woman's she) gets?" If Ups were given repre se n ve tati appeared to be Act III Players, under the Sponsored by the Home Life Thanksgiving program If they lab which will tralrel throughout making a big hit with many of leftovers is another woman's for performance Instead of automatically, some waiters director of Anna Lea and Department, Mrs. Alexander like. area neighbochod and J Sanford's leading Ladies. Forema n Heard, will perfo rm Brewster, depa rt ment chair. : would be "In for a big The Octobe r meeting was to educate citizens on all conDEAR ABBV Assist ing Nancy in serving in a Thanksgiving program at man, suggested to the members conducted by the 1916.78 cepts of crime and its and greeting the guests were Congratulations to SICK OF prevention. TIPPING! He's the first person DEAR ABBY: Begging to the November meeting of that they wear early American president Mrs. Woodrow Clark Caroline Crapps. Dorothy Woman's Club. attire to the Nov. 3 as a new season and adMrs. W. B. Ellerbe, chairman Bach, Carolyn Sallee and Kathy who's made me furious enough disagree with you, "regrets Sanford ___________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ministration got underway. A of the Social Department , Gray. to actually write a Dean Abby only" on an Invitation DOES historical review of the club announced the department's letter. NOT simplify matters. My husband supervises the What about those persons Seminole Mutual Concert presented by the Arts Departof the new seasonwilJbe held on di ning room of a large hotel. He who are out of town and do not ment, dedicated to Mrs. Clark Oct. 13, at 1 p.m., at the started as a busboy and worked receive the invitation? How and past presidents Mrs. clubhouse. his way up. We have four could THEY attend? • Robert E. Karns and Mrs. Hostesses serving the children who have depended on "Acceptances only" Is much Ralph Austin Smi th. co vered dish luncheon were bps for the roof over their heads more practical. That way the Mrs. M. R. Strickland Mrs. G. F. Drew, chairman and for quite a while. hostess knows definitely who is chairman of the Public Affairs : Mmes. Go rdon Sweeney, John Abby, the responsibilities of a coming. Departmcnt, asked members to E. Bolton, Estelle Davis, waiter are unbelievable. It's the The best idea of all is a firm save old newspapers, towar d George Parks and Gilmer waiter who makes sure that "Please reply," followed by a : • ' the purchase of a mobile crime Randolph. four or live tables are served phone call should the hostess the drinks they ordered, and receive no response. that six different dinners G.W.H., (which all require different PASADENA ( - 159 rrj CHAT. TROUEVIEL[E CHAT BATAILLEY CHAT. SIMARD PAIJILLAC 124 90 iri+ estimator, Joachin is the holder Woman's Club S C Rc .......................- By DORIS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent ' . 229 AU AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH 199 49 BANGER • MARGARITA • MACHO Pfc Nw (; .0 1 /2 PRICE SALEII MONTEZUM,A TEQUILA COCKTAIL f FQrP surrounded with all the the same time, and all frolic of The Forest and are well Well, Abby, I've been hot. He brings water, coffee, well queallfled to talk "forest" marri and divorced three the ash trays clean and with the airs of experienced times and all three husbands clears the table before being pr were great ed In the bedroom. But ed. Ma ny waiters work for German-born Joachim the first was allergic to work, eight hours consecutively receiv ed his U.S. Citizenship the second chased women and without sitting down once! papers in 1944 and was later to the third was the world's worst I know everyone who works marry Edith, who calls father. with myhusband,and they earn Brooklyn, N.Y., home. Before I'vebeenaloneforflveyears every ti p they get. moving to The Forest, the YR 86° KY. BRB. NIX ANY 12 61.95 ST. ••_• Anything Goes By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN '-. SOul CARDOLIE DRY VERMOUTH 2.79 Three-Time Loser Ready For Fourth _____________ • P11* COIAOA • DMOUIII 'MASUTIAN •OIDIASMONIO AMAAIT1O IMG( lOflhl • MM 1*1 DUFF GORDON SHERRIES ABC GALLON PooT..SIL**T CS OF WHITE cai.* Os Dii' 55(1*' MUSCATU 19954 , . 1995 IM • ________ 99C OIIMANI PORT 9 SHERRY _ CS. OF 4 CASE CHABLIS GALLON IUIGUNOv CHIANTI P151 CHAlLIS SAUTINNI wIN NOSE ROSE - 49 1 PLASTIC BURGUNDY - QT. Ti. SCOTCH case s.ss . I CLEAR SAN MARTIN 49 , VINEYARDS [ST. 1825 MT WHITE CHABLIS 1.79 VAutsa. TORO 1010 MT ROSE 179 L.AMBRUSCO BURGUNDY 219 Ts ANY 12 BTLS 29 10 Buy TTAUAN. ia BaLI CHABLIS GE 2 7 19 SVN ITALIAN S.,,, - ZINFANO(L 223 srs CHIANTI WINE RECCO.,tç4'), GREEN HUNGARIAN 2401 ITALIAN - MICKIUNGILO LAMBRUSCO 249 ..PINOT CHARDONNAY 109 siw MIX ANY BAROLO 4.49 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3 49 SIN 1201 ASTI SPUMANTE 4 g CABERNET SAUVIGNON 17.1141 24 OL MAG.MBRUSCO I 4 79 jusoim sz s iius GM I 4.99 , HOLLAND HOUSE 98' .. MIXERS VALUE Li 3.49 5TH LONDON DRY _t BERNKAST(LER SCHWARZE KATZ NIERSTEINER PIESPORTER STIAWSINNY vuiu )tAL CATAWBA CASES 197 JD8 S --M P "It '73V1 ASI ST. • UUANflTV IGHt lIst tO! SANGRIA ____________________ 144l'].fJfl'Lfl Qy AMAREUO.MENTHE.CACAOiNANA ANISETTE.BIACKBERRY PEPP. SCHNAPPS.SLOE OT. GINTRIPLE SEC.DOMAIP4E 299 '73 viwr*se . I CRYSTAL N I JAC0UI *sci NEAPOLITAN LIII GAUANO MARIE BRIZAR0 CACAO LOCH A-MOOR ii*i OIMISuII UEIFRAUMILCH FINE FRENCH WINE BEAUJOLAIS GARELLE 14 JQUIN _________ VSOP. COGNAC 4 49 ITAUA* CHAMPAGNE SABRA. VANDIRMINT BOURBON (,Z4C#"Zd jjflQ ANTIQUE LU....................... rRunn DICINE & 8MNOY 4 JACQUES SONET 69 99 w GIN BLEND SIN 'QUANTITY NfM?ç RISfIIo 39 GOOD SAT OCT 16W/COUPON J,/4 1/ - VODKA GOLD SEAL Sul ..LEND MR. ED. KY. 99 0 86' SCOTCH It's eight & it' s great 4 OT. KiqiSd PSsIss Iv Sea f1twiml 9 4 T. TEQUILA_ ' t ax CANADIAN Mr. and Mn. Harold Kastner GOOD SAT. OCT 16W/COUPON- SUNRISE IlADWAAi '.; / GIN IART0NKYBRB VODKA J BEEFEATER, 10 YR. V.0. STANLEY KY. - 1 1. t FLEISCNMANN ' 1VPU! 69 I 439 1 SCOTCH The weather on the .VVDMEN terrace might have been a little cool for a patio P°'Y. EEvening HeraW, Sanford, FL Tusiy, Oct. 12, tm-i I but the fellowship Inside the Mayfair Cortry Club was warm as the directors of the Seminole Mutual he sold by board members March 17, the InConcert Association hooted gj the first a reception for members Ragtime Years' with Norman Luboif Choir. and prospective members. ther.pianld Max Moratli, SMCA will present a on Nov. 5. special Christmas per. Greeted by SMCA Family memberships forinance on Dec. 6 by the President Bettye Smith are priced at ; inStetson University Chorus and Dr. Robert J. Smith, dividual mesnberthlpo at under the direction of Dr. guests mingled, chatted $12 and student memRobert C. Rich. and enjoyed hors d'oeuvres bershipa at $00. Members of the prepared by the Other concerts this aasoclatjon this year are association officers. season will Include a also entitled to attend 7be reception marked performance Feb.26 by performances by the the official dart of the W15Broin, a young musical and concert associations of n concert season. Memdance company from Daytona Beach and Fort berthipe to the SMCA will Czechoslovakia, and on Pierce at no extra cod. TEQUILA JUAN ESTEBAN I GOOD FRI.. OCT 15W/COUPON 3 ST. WINE BOURBON ouas,,ui m,sts supsylo SMCA President Bettye Smith with Dr. Robert J. Smith, left, and Woodrow Clark, SMCA director 900 499 to. 99 TEN HIGH BRUGAL LIGHT OR DARK RUM L CREEK IL (R KY BRB OLD FLORIDA LIGHT OR R 1PM DA RK - 92.50 •J 1 QUANTITY RIGHTS ItSIsvlQ ITEZ.MEXICO VODKA 52.68 51.95 95.88 . 3 BUTLER WHITE OR ,if* L GOLD GOOD FRI, OCT. 15 W/COUPON Ous*Tini' rnGsT$ mtsEsyo GOOD THURS OCT 14 W/COIJPON ITALIAN LA SILLA lqw wmlw SAXONY 51.95 GIN 0T. 1UILA 5495 52.68 43,95 499 29 CALVIRT I MEXICANA .:. 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ON 1LONOI ]I I LONOI K1upi 34 111'st no Ema_____ HOROSCOPE Lc _ 4* ad 44 'omitui' 41 ROSIII 13 Donkey (comb, 12 r i i i i i i i ,Y. - 1C /I is -, Mud ftlar ME .01 pq Mu ~Kiiiil& NA IN BED MEEr.. 50 Against $t Sheaf #01 AcT1lAu.', i (WA.:p4 I AND CLiWJ& MAIM ue AMM ,p I Siouan frdSIt$ 31 VSISSSaJS for bOth you. TAURUS (AlJ $May r r r ______ — r. — would welcome the — — — — — F met)mik wilJ come to you. Give your batteries a muchLEO (July 23.Aug 33) If needed recharging. there's an sequalubm you PISCES (Feb. 20Math 20) — — rr joasn into a Suede you planted are Ibont tO frien entsin him at home. bear frL Someone to going to He will wartn up to you more try to repay a kinubtees you quickly. thought was forgotten. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 33) YOUR RIRTHDAV This is a day when you'll reap the rewards for yt.t. p DCL 13, 1976 SC. tions. U you truly tried, your Activity In both mentsJ and gains will be substantial; physical areas lies ahead for otherwise, they'll be ynhiIma. YOU this Year. The over-4 effects *111 make you a more LIRRA (Sept. 23'. 33) minul of -eerlencu In wekOUnded individual. J _______ IT• r - I' I _ - - - - - ________ a" F T' - — - - - - - ________ . ,x.. ___________________________________________________ — — — - — WIN r--— — — II som Brain Ceus Trigger Spasms AT BRIDGE ______________________________________________________ By OSWALD and JAMES JACOB" East returned his Jack of South played his ace and West dropped the queen. Now it was do some thinking and the results were disastrous. He decided that East had led the Jack of ad., from Jack-b. deuce. e entered dummy with a club and took a finesse against that 10 spot that East was supposed to hold. West produced that card and led a second diamond, • whereupon South, who was reallymadatblmselfbythen, hopped up with dummy's queen to wind up going one at his notrump contract. DEAR DR. LAMB— I'll get directly to the point. I went to Dr. the hospital not too long ago for EEK&MEEK by Howi. Schn.l4.r I SOW RE4'J2& 'WflL AR ANDWARITAL AR A CU MMJJ IL) ThE MILAR HOtMER,d . HEAJJ! 10 eem.k)1AT ELE. =X I FiP&tc Me.xr iI I tv.'t two convulsions which I had several months apart. The doctors gave me an EEG (brain wave) and discovered I had epilepsy. They put me on a medication called Dilantin. What I would really like to Lamb I El J know Is what is happening A convulsion from low blood during a convulsion. Is that sugar Is not epilepsy but a medicine like a tranquilizer? I medical problem with the know epilepsy Is a chronic symptom of low blood sugar, nervous ' disorder. Does the which could even be a tumor of medicine eventually cure Hi. disorder? — My doctor told me that I wasn't allowed alcoholic beverages while on this medication. Does this mean I'm not even allowed one drink, say At a wedding toast, or is he referring to excessive drinking? DEAR READER— The convulsion is caused by cells in your brain literally releasing more electric charge - rrnrerôi - ~ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H.imd.hI HEY, SYU,ESTER, NOW ARE JUST Ae)urT YA COMIN WIrN TMT — F1NIHEp, SIGN PER TH Pi:A IRE! lAKE PASs A L4\)K 1 AM UNDERSTAND YOU WANT J -. METO TRY A IFFERENT -, '.-_ 1 TERS I TO D \ APPROACH .' than .0110 ./,J~ 11"~_~, . r7) -~, , A1/_7 11- th eydonorm.ally.mLssets off a chain reaction and the train literally has an electrical storm. The surface (cortex) of the brain Is usually involved and It affects the cells that control movement muscular contraictions. As a result the arms, legs and various parts of the y . PRISCILLA'S POP WOULD 'rO(j Yof COME ANP BOY SLICE THE PEAR? MEAT by Al Vern., rNEVER I T HOU GHT WED USE THIS - ITIS BEEN AGES SINCE WEW HAD ELECTRIC KNIFE AGAIN.' ,- dergo A RS1 A HAM, /w MGNG TO WRITE) vulsion. Under special cir- You susceptible to a convulsion. cumatances even normal brain cells can do this. That is why every convulsion is not an That is why your doctor doesn't want you to drink any. And you should never stop your medicine abr uptly as that could cause a severe convulsion. 'Those who want information on the ef fects of alcohol can send 50 cents for The Health 1tter number 1, Alcohol, Whiskey. Gin, Vodka, Rum, Wine, Beer. Send a long, r:'-_ ',i' ft epileptic sehure. remember ~ vulsion but may remember changes that precede the actual attack. Th ere are different classifications of epilepsy. co mmon type is cabled Idiopathic, meaning that no by Iah Tkiiiivi. underlying reason for the convulsions is detected. This is true In about 70 per cent of adult -)~ %__ - - a FRANK AND ERNEST PI.A(fr I$ 71 to FPG MAME OF OUR I + - LI -~,4., "—r i ~ pt -, LAYING LRIMfOAI ?HUE LANDS . 'I n I RuEN, NJ ALL '-,, _ . INCLUDING rne 16Z HICgeN AND IWO RESgRv!p AT51'o'r . fHeiR RtCHES... BOWL - . usually does the actual The person XIELWO X GAMES ! .. 'i cases. stamped, self-addressed - 1 FARAPHeALIA SIDE GLANCES J I J .# I ~ 7 - ,. C ,) OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 5 I "He can't come to the phone . . . he's in the Intensive care unit!" i. - IITTLFI..lD J cZ1(k'E.. \ LY1ERE 'R.G0I6A1 /"'b (rcV I / III tfl -'- I ' C\ \ \ ,"'\ 41--1 ii.. I :1 i.-' - " " , =_==~ — - 11 .....- 'i i I' iV""i ' I f'-" . ' '1. -, ' ._'-'. • . ., - II -. sw ( i . ' ( C ? I.- , - - I " 4 "y - 91 I :il 41 - ,q "- ' UNITED STATES MARSHAL MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA KENDELL W. WHERRY ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publith Sept 21. 21£ Oct. S. 12. 1*76 rFr 407 " , _.._..,., , "\ - L.'.,.,r' Notice of Administration; October 5Th, 1976. Carol Wagner L. Jean Highsmith At Personal Repres.enta live 04 the Estate of George L. Highsmith DecassAid ATTORNEY EPEE FOR PERSONAL wR crrt CARROLL Box qvire JONES, P.A. . ri KLINK PLUMBING & HEATING. INC. a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, WILOCU DEVELOPERS. INC. a Florida corporation. Def endant. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that pu rsu ant to the Final Judgmen t Fo re c losur e and sale entered In the cause pending in the Circuit Court, in a nd for Se mino le County. Flor ida, being Civil Number 76 1125 CA 09 Al the undersigned Clerk will sell the property Situated in Seminole County. Florida. described as Lots 7 and 26. HOWELL BRANCH WOODS, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plot Book It, pages It and I?, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. TOGETHER with all buildings and improvements thereon, at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash on the flnd day of October, 1976, at 11 00 AM at the front door I of the Seminal* County Courthouit, in Sanford. Florida. DATED this 5th day of October. 1976 (Scot) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Court By Mary N Darden ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE OF$NIRIPF'$SALE blillf $10 al Altamenle Gars,. action for dl*Chjtlon of mordsige Notice Is hereby given that a NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN ft1,$ 117 Lafliwa.sd AVEW, AMsrasWe has been filed against you and you Public Hearing will be held by file by virtue of mat certain Writ al Springs, PIsiidi. AdditiI Ii.' are required to serve a copy of yejr Planning I. Zoning Commission In Execution Issued out of and under fOrfllaihSIl miSSile Preen the CIVIL written defenses, if any, to It on the City Commission Room, CRY iii seal of the County Court it OIVlsleftoI me Seminole County, Elsie Moran, Petitioner s whose Hall, Sanford, Florida on Thursday. pirtenent. Or...geCounty, Flcrlda,upina final nu1' address is 1431 Carlisle Dr., Oct. 21, 1914 at 1:00 P.M. to Consider judgment rendered in the aforesaid sild tls underslgeed 50 SherIff it Casselberry, Ft., 32107 on or bate-i n a condItional use, a motorcycle court on the 2h day of May, A.D. Settsinole County, Flerida, will it November 5th, 1974, and file the repair shop In the GC.3 jai eat305E. 1*76, in that certain cost entitled 11:00 A.M. an me 77Th day of Oc. original with the clerk of this court 25th St. Florida Rock Industriei, Inc. foible, AD. 197$v oifr let' sti fl4 either before wrvIce on penti.,, All parties in interest and Citizens 'vs. Howell & King, Inc., * sill to tIle highest bidd, fit' CNN.,, or Immediately thereafter; shall have an opportunity to be Defe,W, which aforesaid Writ t any and all ssistlns leIiS. otherwise a default will be entered heard at said hearing. Execution was delivered to me as at the Front (West) Dew Of The against you for "to reIie,f, By order of the Planning and Sheriffot Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County courthouse In in the complaint or petition, Zoning Commission of the CityCl and I have levied upon the following Sanford, Florida, the above WITNE55myhandandt of Sanford, Florida this eighth day of described property owned byHowell desa'ibed Personal progsfly. this Court on October 1sf, 1914. October, 1976. an King, Inc., said property being Thai said "Mis baffle made le (Seal) Arthur Harris located in Seminole County, Florida, satisfy the terms of said Writ it Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Chairman more particularly described as EsicUtlOn. Clerk of the Circuit Court City of Sanford John E. Polk, follows: By: Linda M. Shaw Planning and Zoning One l9ll Lincoln Continental, 4dr, Deputy Clerk Commission Seminole County, Florida automobile. ID No. IY$IASI115I Publish: Oct. 5, 12, 19, 25, 1976 Publish: Oct. 12, 1176 Title No. 10204591, light blue with Publish: Oct. 5, 13, 19, 24, 1974 ' DEE 32 DEE - 70 DEE-22 blue vinyl too. Terry P McMahan. Esquire JONES&BHOP.P.A. 400 Maitland Avenue Altamonte Springs. Fla 37701 9 that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the FiCtitiOuS Name Statutes, ToWit: Section *6309 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Diane B Scott PIThIiSJS: Set, flu. Cd £ 13, It, 1*74 flFD ' • - - ------- Political Briefs I City of Altamonte Springs, Florida Intends to register the said name with the Cleriiof the Circuit Court ot Se minole County, Flor ida. Anthy Castellano Publish: Oct. 5, 13, 19, 26, 191$ DEE 31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-1791-CA-89.5 PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK. a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New Jerse y, Plaintiff , VS JArKIE D. UNDERWOOD, it ui, it al, Defendants MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO: WILLIAM KILDAY ROSS Residence and Add Address Unknown and to any and all other parties claiming any right, title, andor interest In and to the following clescribed'property. to wiv Lot 97, OAKLAND HILLS AD DITION, according to the plot thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13. PagetO, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Suit to foreclose a mortgage onttie above described property has been instituted against you in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole C ou nty, Florida You and each of are her eby requir ed to lilt your Answer with the Cler k of the Circuit Court. and serve a copy thereof upon VICTOR E WOODMAN, of the firm of Winderweedle. Homes. Ward & Woodman. PA Post Office Box $50. Winter Florida 33759, Al tOmneys for Plaintiff in the above styled action , on or before the 10th day of November 197$ if you fall to do so, juc'gment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in Complaint This Notice shall be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in the Evening Herald WITNESS thehandof the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, this the 5th day of October 1976 ISeali Arthur H Beckwith, Jr r, b a I WND IN) ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Winter Park, Florida 327*9 Publish, Oct. 12, 1916 D I E %h Sanford: Lorraine Bryant Clara M. Fields Marla L Fields John Gaines James F. Garner Earl Johnson Joseph C. Perry Jeffrey Russell Sanborn Stewart George H. Thigpen George D. Thomas Frank Webb Annie E. Wlsswear ';' Joseph Zavrotny Charles S Beasley Publish: Oct S. 12, It, 26, 1914 DEE)] I . WEATHER Edward C. Frye, DeBary Allan R. Hibbard, DeBary I Henning K. Johnson, Dellary Rose Runkel, DeBay Monday's high 76, today's low 6L Amanda Harris, DeLand Mostly sunny today and John Lesch, Deltona Wednesday. Continued windy. Irwin W. Ohman, Deltona Gertrude A. Sheldon, Deltona Highs mainly in the low SOs and Teresa Behrens, Lake lows tonight in the low to mid Monroe 10*. Northeast winds 15-25 Richard L Alsman, Orlando m.p.h. TOMORROW'S TIDES Eddie Cobb, Oviedo BIRTHS Daytona Beach: high 11:46 m ' low 5:07 s.m., 5:47 p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Remi (Patricia) Port Canaveral: high 11:23 Levasseur, a girl, Longwood DISCHARGES a.m., 11:32 p.m., low 5:04 am., 5:36. Sanford: Isiah Bradley Bayport: high 3:53 a.m., 5:35 Minnie B. Garner p.m., low 11:06 2.m., 1051 P.M. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 Women's Auxiliary VFW Pod 10100, Sanford, 8p.m. Coppercraft party, Post Home on the lakefront. Everyone invited Get some new rhrlstmas decorating Ideas. Overview of Eavirosimeutal Changes and Their Impact on the Balance of Nature class, 9:30 a.m. at lorida Power and Ug)d, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., led by Ira Weigley. Ten week course ending Dec. 8. MRS. MAUDE McTEER Warrensburg, Mo; Franklin, Mrs. Maude E. McTeer, 74, Austin, Tea; Forrest, Winslow, 1403 Valencia Cl., East, San- Ariz; Paul, Holloman Air Force ford, died Monday. Born in Base, NM; and Mark, Sanford; Clermont, she moved to San- sisters: Mrs. Mildred Riddle, ford 50 years ago. She was a Lakeland, and Mrs. Merle charter member of the First Hartman, Eustis; brothers: Assembly of God Church. Dwight Parker, Jacksonville; Sur v iv ors incIude: Wilbur Parker, Eustis, and daughters, Mrs. Peggie Robert Parker, Brandon; 10 Brumback, Arlington, Va.; grandchildren and five greatMrs. Joan Rios, Dana Point, grandchildren. Calif; and Mrs. Donna Crosby, Brisson Funeral Home is in Winter Park; 'sons: William, charge of arrangements. LEARN FOR F U N . I 2... Nov. 2. 1976 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cato No. 14-111,11,S-CA-4413 'In Re the Marriage of Petitioner and LEE MORAN Respondent husband NOTICE OF ACTION TO. LEE MORAN Address Unknown Optimist meeting, noon, Holiday Inn, San- ford. Bargain Book Sale, South Seminole Community Library, Altamonte Springs, 301 Maitland Ave., 10 a.m. to 5 P.M. Maitland Public Library Fall Lecture Series Election 76,7:30 p.m., Jack Lane on "The Two Party Sydem,and the ins Presidential Campaign." Sulord KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serauders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.in., the Town House, ' r THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 ci.npagn punch and hors d'oeuvres event from S to 8 p.m. at the Mayfair Country Club, Sanford, honoring Seminole County Commissioner Richard Williams. Those wishing tickets may call either Susan Lipton or Barbara Winningham. SISTERS Inc. luncheon meeting . SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEISURE TIME PROGRAM "Class Guitar," for people with little or no experience with the guitar, ten weeks, begins Oct. 12 meets Tuesday 7:30.9 p.m. Covers basic music theory, chord progressions, accompaniment, and development of chord-melody solo. Instructor: Tony Lima. Fee: $15. 7:00 p.m. Reunion for all Winter Park High School alumnI, 7:30 p.m., Winter Park High School, 2100 Summerfleld Rd. (off Lakemont). Sanford AA, S p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sertoena Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Civltan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Plant Clinic conducted by Horticultural Agent Tom McCubbtn 5-8 p.m. In conjunction with Winter Park Mali plant show. No charge. Altamonte Springs Garden Club covered dish supper, 6:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Speaker, Mrs. Beatrice Fiske of the Social Security Office, Sanford. Thai Internationial Display, 4-9 p.m., Westminster United Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Road, Casselberry. Crafts for sale from Asian nations. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 Rummage sale sponsored by Christian Women's Fellowship, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Deltona Christian Church, 960 E. Normandy Blvd. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Quimley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, Buck's 7 a.m. AARAP & NART 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. 'ranglewood AA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m. Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins, Orlando Thai International Display, 9 to noon, Westminster United Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Road, Casselberry. Crafts from many Asian nations. Casselberry AA, closed, $ p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. AA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 11 W. First St. Plant Clinic conducted by Horticultural Agent McCubbin, 1-5 p.m., in conjunction with The classes listed above are fee-supported, and are presented at no cost to the taxpayer. Those desiring more information may contact the Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College. LORI DA'i [ A! RI VE All VE - . ft ',.'.t at noon at the Holiday Inn at the Monroe Harbor Marina, Sanford. Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Maitland Civic Center. 'Meet the Candidates," noon. AREA DEATH FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged In business at P.O. Boa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1951. S: Lawrence M. Goodwin Governing Board. Ora D. Hawkins Thomas J. Johnson Beulah A. Keeney Elsie Leonard Rufus C. Semi Addle Watson Jim Williams Joe Young Amanda Harris, DeLand Alice Tefft, Deltona Ronald Neff, Lake Mary Ruth M. Baumholser, Lcngwood Helm M. Kilroy, Longwood WARD & W OODMAN. A. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To- Wife Wit, Sect ion ItS 09 Florida Statutes Sterling Park Elementary School third grade open house, 7:30 p.m. Friends of the 8*. Johns, 7:30 p.m., First Federal First Street, Sanford. Speaker, Dennis Auth, consultant and first director Of St. Johns Management District Sanford OCTOBER 11, ltl$ ADMISSIONS "Modeling," eight weeks, begins Oct. 14. meets Thursday E S. Court, Seminole County, Florida in ELSIE MORAN accordance with the provisions of agricultural agent. F Ou By Martha T. VihIen Depdty Clerk E . OCt 69 Whiter Springs Jaycees, ?p, VFW building, 17.. Overeaters Aiseymo., 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Ught, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry United Mrtt Church, Casselberry. Home Citrus SemInar, 7:304:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Speaker Frank Jau, county HOSPITAL NOTES UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN,...M t he undersign.ddejirjngt;engag, In business under the Fictitious Name of NUCCI'S RESTAURANT AND DELI at 902 Saniando Plaza, DEE 61 Pilot Club of Sanford, 8 p.m., Flagship Bank of San. ford. • relepiOne: 6441424 Publish. Oct. 12, It, 1976 DEE 65 Post Office Box TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12 Women's AnTIH.Ty, VFW Pod 10100, Sanford, 1p.m. Meeting at the .Pnet Home. All members try to attend. me qizaidylng period for candidates to get en the ballot at Wilder Springs and Casselberry Dec. 7 elethóñs close Friday. In Winter Springs three seats on the City Council are up. Incumbents John Daniels and Donald Slimes have filed qualifying papers. Group 5 Councilman Donald Browning Is not running for re-election. Former Mayor and Coundiman Irene Van Eepoel and John Sabbatlni have qualified for the seat. Papers were picked up Monday by Laurent A. Pellerin, who was defeated in a try for mayor last year, he says he will also rim for Group 5. In Casselberry, where three city council pods are open, candidates qualifying so far are David Smothers, Bill Brady and Frank Lucadama. Maitland, Florida 37731 NOTICE — —e o CALENDAR Markham Woods Homeowners Assn. will sponsor a "med'the-candidates" night Wednesday at 7:30 at the Quality Inn at 14 and SR 434. U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly and his opponent Mrs. JoAnn Saunders, have been Invited. Also expected to attend are State Rep. Vince Fechiel and County Commission can. didates Robert French, Tom Binford, Vince Perry, John Alexander, William Kirchhoff, Dick Williams and Dave Gunter. representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the cour t. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: October I21h, 1976. Michelle 0. Barnes As Personal Repr esent.. live of the Estate of JoVONNE M. BARNES Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE E. POPE BASSETT $00 South Maitland Avenue Deputy Clerk of 12 00 o'clock noon on Thursday, engaged In business of 6005 River 1045, 342 Church St , Longwood. 0 Octocier 21. 1916 al the wtSt door of view Ave , Altamonte Spr Ings 31101. Seminole County, Florida under the the Seminole County Courthouse. Somirvole County, Florida under the fictitious name of L&S SERVICES, Sanford. Florida Dated 91476 fictitious name of "DIANE SCOTT . and that we Intend to register said MITCHELL A NEWBERGER , . THE WALLPAPER LADY", and name with the Clark of the Circuit _'-' I ,. 4\ lw'.. and the amount claimed. if the claim is not yet due , the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or property situate in Cauelb*rry, Florida 32707 SeminoleCounly,Florida,de5(ribed Telephone- 834 S?W states, ac as. Lot 47. Orange Publish Oct. 5, 12, 1976 cnrdng to the plat thereof as DEE 29 recor de d in Plat Book Ii. page 56. of the Public R ec ords of Seminole County, Florida, at Public out cry to FICTITIOUS NAME the highest and best bidder for Cash Notice is hereby given that I am uwam. &., 1 - .~l =_ i '= %W, I I (' ted States Marshal. dorsigned mw of his :;uthorized °s' "- . .1.. - __ - I. fl's ,67',sqy. ApqJrI - .1 I I Le'A65 I - LJ__ )Wi4// ,,-,j ,.''4%. Ljy/ COURT NO. 76-1119.Orl.Civ.R UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff. v LUCIUS HARRIS and CHRISTINE HARRIS, his wife, iff at,, Defendant(s)-NOTICE OF SALE- Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure entered on September I916by the above entitled Court, in &i V the above styled cause, the un will sell the FtN(,T 91 tiiø,ou 1%/ (4 _________________ 116 'M'' %_ I --3 j, f - WTY,E V TflJdeaU _ they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or unliquldated, the nature of the jurisdiction of the cost. uncertainty shall be stated . If the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND claim is secured, the security shall OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED be descri be d. The claimant shall WILL BE FOREVER BARRED deliver sufficient copies of the claim Date 04 the first publication o this to the cler k to en able the clerk to Notice of Administration: Oct mail one copy to each personal 1*76 representative, 5: Charles N. Ben tley, III All persons interested in the es tate As Personal Represents to w hom a copy of this Notice of tive of the Estate of Administration ties been mailed are Charles R. Bentley, Jr required, WITHIN THREE Deceased MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF REPRESENTATIVE. THIS NOTICE, toflleanyoblections John L. Thomas, 11 they may have that challenges the 21$ East Jackson Strict -'. --vali dity of t h e oecenaen,'s will, the Orlando, Florida 32501 qualifications of the personal TeleI)hone. 143.1290. representative, or the venue or Publish. Oct. 5, 12, 1976 jurisdiction of the court, OEE.2e ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED DISTRICT UNITED STATES WILL BE FOREVER BARRED COURT. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Date of the first publication of this FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION- 1JY Casselberry, Florida 32101 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.lt47..CA.o. I FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. porat ion organized and existing under the laws of the Unit ed States 04 America, Plaintiff, vs. DONALD S. CARVEIRO and NORMA R. CARVEIRO. his wife. al THE CIRCUIT COURT 11 10-OZ Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: 5: L. W. Carroll, Jr., Esquire of CARROLL S. JONES, P.A. P.O. Boa 911, •••••••• IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE Telephone I3t100 Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PublIsh: Oct. S. 12, 197$ NOTICE OF ACTION thattheadminlstratlo,oftheestate DEE-12 __ TO: DONALD S. CARVEIRO and of CHARLES R. BENTLEY, JR.. NORMA R. CARVIERO. IN FOR dec.asad, File Pfumb,r747$3.Cp,is his wife pending in the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Residence. Unknown Seminole County, Florida, Probate PROBATE DIVISION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an File 7$4S3-CP Division, the address of which is Number action to foreclose a mortgage on Seminole County Court House, Division the following property in Seminole In no: Estate of Sanford, Fior1d.'-1he RersontI county, Florida: GEORGE L, HIGHSMITH. 11 V ." 111 0 Lot 3 a nd thi West'25 feet of'Co? , ' Deceased CHARLES R. BENTLEY. III, BlOck 3. in the Resurvey of Block 1, NOTICE OF whose address is 1032 Formosa WILOMERE. City Of LOflgwood, OS ADMINISJRATION Avenue, Orlando, Florida. The recorded In name and address of the personal TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the Public Plat Book 1. page 50 of Records of Seminole CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST representative's attorney are County, Flor ida THE AROVE ESTATE AND ALL for th below. Pius been filed against you and you All persons having claims or OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED are required to serve a c op y of you r dema nds aga inst t he estate are IN THE wr itten defenses, if any, to it, On YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED required, WITHIN THREE JuliuS G. Petruska, ROWLAND, that the administration of the estate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PETRUSKA, ROWEN & Mc. GEORGE L. HIGHSMITH, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, deceased, File Number 76.3 03.CP, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk whose address is 30$ North Magnolia ' of the a bove cou rt a written pending In' the Circuit Cou rt for Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32101, on statement of any claim or demand Se mi no le County, Florida, Probate or before November Il. 1976. and file they may have. Each claim must be Division. the address of which the original with the Clerk of this in writing and rrust Indicate the Seminole County Courthouse , basis for the claim, the name and Sanford, Florida. The persona l Court either before service on the Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately address of the cred itor or his agent representative of the estate is thereafter, otherwise a default will CAROL WAGNER, and L. JEAN o r attorney, and the amount be entered against you for the relief claimed. If the claim is not yet due, H1GH5MITH whose address Is i demanded in the Complaint. the date when It will become due Mcintyre Avenue, Winter Park, WITNESS my hand and tMseaI of shall be stated. If the claim Is Florida, The name and address 04 this Court, this 11th day of October, the personal representative's at. contingent or unliquldated, the 1976 na ture of he uncertainty shall be tray are set f or th below. (Seal) All persons having claims or stat ed . if the claim is sec ur ed Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. security shall be described. The demands against the estate are Clerk of the Circuit Court WITHIN THREE claimant shall deliver sufficient required. By. Cherry Kay Travis copies of the claim to the clerk to MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Deputy Clerk THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF enable the clerk to mail one copy to THIS NOTICE. to file with the Publish: Oct. 13, 19, 26. Nov. 2. 197$ each personal representative, clerk of the above court a written DEE 71 Allpersonsinterestedintheestate of any claim to whom a copy of this Notice of statement or they may IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE V, Administration has been mailed are have. demand Each claim must be in writing required, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. WITHIN THREE and must Indicate the basis for the CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF claim, the name and address of the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF COUNTY. FLORIDA. creditor or his agent or attorney, THIS NOTICE.to Ill* any Objectio CASE NO. 76.1125.CA.09.A i) - ALL CLAIMS, DEMAND S, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date at the firv publication ofthi Notice of Administration: October 3, 17$ KENNETH L. FORTUNE As Personal Represents. tive of the Estate of Carol A. Fortune S en- Garry 7WW1. ,q'lcWMV - Deceased 0 causes and not epilepsy, X)CC/14?C4U uyi NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ,/(, 7'. "......, , .' -........- .... ns ) because they have a definite cause. A brain Injury that leaves a scar In the brain that can set off the electrical discharges and the problem is quite different. In many of these cases medicines are still needed to prevent convulsions. IT, CHARLES R. BENTLEY, JR. , velope for mailing. Address your letter to Dr. Lamb in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. . Division IN Re: Estate um I'I1AUUng group convulsions from various . -pm— • by Gill Fox 0 I !J •, ESTATE; (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $7 to: "Win at Bridge," '/o this newspapdr, P.O Box 489, Radio City Station, l;Øw York, NY 70O19 my's lOforcedEast'skingEvJ 11 COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76'te].CP ...ii ii... -.-----i-'_- -. 11 0 D..kIi.k. fl-69 b' 's" a, THE CIRCUIT COURT POE W4 THE & 5VIVL W t;SU by T. K. Ryan ALAS, HOW IRA SIR. WH'r. I ØUJSH O A17MI1 ThRI WEEN CtJR SVW41 I SYSTE M IS SI XL ON INE PRAWIN& 1 ARP HOWWR, I 170 HAVE SOME- I IHIN& ¶HA1'U. LIFT 'DtJR SP1RfIL.. A Missouri reader wants to know if you pass as dealer and then bid two spades in response to your partner's one-diamond opening, your bid is a game force, a one. round force or Just a strong bid? We apply the bid as a game force based on a hand that is below an opening bid ill i ng'Ju ar4 has been im. proved by our partner's call. metlü like: £AQJ10ZII •KIXXIZX, The game was match-point duplicate and South felt that he needed a top score. Hence, Hen his twotllamond , the spade opening. When North raised to three diamonds, South bid three notrump. If West had led anything but a diamond, South would rattle off 12 tricks for his top or at least a tie for top with any other who played three notx'Ump and made Hqwever, West decided that maybe South was trying some thing. He opened his fourth best diamond. Dum- '41E'J*JflT ' is, TUMBLEWEEDS N Now about Dilantin. It Is what we call an anticonvulsant. It is not a It does act on surface of the brain in areas thatControl Movement. It d ases thetendencyoflthese cells to fire off large electrical charges. It doesn't make you sleepy. In, fact, tranquilizer's have not proved to be very useful in epilepsy and may even make matters worse. The anticonvulgants do not cure epilepsy. They control the electrical discharges to prevent convulsions. Rardy,after thsee to five years with no convulsions a person may be withdrawn from the medicine and may not need it any more but mad people will continue to need treatment. Alcohol will amount of Dilantin in the bloodstream, and could make THE PRESIDENT.' ) ( -' '... 10 and relaxations causing the con- - A LEG CF" ._- contractions ___ the naiureaL I M Iqul Notice You q, 7011 seek to accomplish. The yourselfnd reins' thy — Moth. SUIT CANCER (June ii-my fl) to Imitate you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-Feb. 19) the end game toda y Who you deckle what LAW the old =4 says "Let A M 5 I-. 20) person socially. The more you enjoy 19) You stand tall hi the 070$ OI1 yourself, the more' you'll others today. The way you caI ti vate an cl contoct yowaJf inspires other Cap r L.I Notice THE ABOVE Y ta1sis and c4lIen SAGIITAMIUS (Nov. 23Dec. can groilde a gensiou return today. Perform to TM fgeet 21) Today, your diplomacy and You'll an what I measL tact extricates etli.ers from GEMINI(May 21-June 20) Iifiig situations. 'They'll deeply Others receive you with open appreciate It. arms CAP 5CORN (Dec today, particularly — p ?Iu .. '' oeo (S 54.fy fl%) tlitatetOalkOfleyOu'Ve hasd to do yoga favor. This to upstage tawitynIto.Thsr,'aroomlnthe ____ r r r 10.11 try 10 S5Dancostep AQe$ 5Q I' eu uvy do your t)nkhig. you today, prov R#afflanie 34Saeseasb I ttAiowji,g0 33 HOW Iseresset waste 3? Dieter. 20 Cal 1ITMSIOO4 21 Pc:::aee 20 Movsrt tucks 40 Fork pronge DOWN 22 ProfkbN 22 Basebal CMbs 41 23 One of Santa's I Pays vtsa 23 Dray 42 hakan C*?y reIndeer 2 Pseudonym at 24 Above 43 At ii tines 2 1.5mb Kind of 30 Asseverate 3 Foriaken 21 Bambooitie otow 31 Wagers 4 Sloe matinal asI 45 Nested boass 32 Race course S AccOnpkshers 27 Femln,ng a Roy's Circuit IPresently sums 33 Soak nsa 7 Months ati 11 28 Gemsoumge nicknains ii Hae 04P II I pIoU your course today. It j ARIES (t& PuthitIpMtaUoancouIdbe ______ 52 luiflIg cheer • ,. ______ SIETLI IAILFY 13, 17 ______ ________ ________ II Gisak dawn lmi 6 For Wednesday, October ______________________ L!gol Notice PROBATE DIVISION 41 Fastener form) 14 plegags in vo brain _ Ij IWflCI RIDI OSOL 38 39 CoI,d. 40 area Isiw Tisiday Oct. U. Wfl-0 £vnlng HiraM. Sanford. PP. • THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT POE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. In compliance with the Home IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT POt SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cult, IN AND PO SEMINOLE Disclosure Ad I15, $ IN0LI COUNTY COUNTY, FLORIDA First Federal Savings and Loan FLORIDA Pile Nvmbsr 7$CP Association of Mid-Florida has PRORATE DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 7s.iais.c*.ge. DIvIsioN prepared a mortgage loan Pile Nwmböv 7.314CP BARNETT MORTGAGE COM. In Re: Estate of disclosure statement Covering all Division PANY. formerly BAR NETT CAROL A. FORTUNE prrtinint loans mad. or purchased In Re: Estate of WINSTON MORTGAGE COM DocUIId by us from October I, 1*71 through JoVONNE M. BARNES PANY, a Florida corporation, NOTICE OP September 30. 1*73. Plaintiff, Deceased ADMINISTRATION VS. Loans on properties located within NOTICE OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING this metropolitan area will be ADMINISTRATI ON KENNETH W. STRAIGHT, SR.. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST itemized by (tip cede) or (census TO ALL PERSONS HAVINC Individually and asMmlnistrato,ot 1' Estate of Kenneth F. Straight. it ESTATE AND ALL tract). Loans on properties located CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINS1 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED outside this metropolitan area will THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALt IN THE ESTATE: be reported on in total by the OTHER PERSONS INTERISTIC Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED m etropolitan areas in which those IN THE ESTATE: MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE that the administration of the estate Ions are located. NOTICE OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEC of CAROL A. FORTUNE, deceased, T he statement will be available thatt he administrationoftt,eestati TO: KENNETH W.STRAIOHTSR, FileNumbr7&3q.cp,isp,ingi forpubllcinspectonuri ng Residence and Address nor mai of JoVONNE M. BARNES the Circuit Court for Unknown business hours at these First deceased, File Number 743U.CP, H County. Florida, Probate Seminole Division, and to any a all other parties the address of which is Seminole Federal Savings and Loan Pending in the Circuit Court lot claiming any right, title. andor County Courthouse, Sanford, Association of Mid Florida offices: Seminole County, Florida, Probat 345 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand, Division, the address of which ii Interest in and to the following Florida. The personal represen. described property, to-wit: Seminole County Courthouse tative of the estate ii KENNETH L. Fla. 25)3 N.W. 13th Street, Gainesville, Sanford, Florida. The per sona Lot 10, Block 3, Heftier Homes FORTUNE, whose address is 350 FIa, Qrlando Section One according to Lilac Rd.. Casselberry, Florida representative of the estate It 2133 U.S. 90 West, Lake City, Fla. MICHELLE 0. BARNES. wPioii Plat in Plat look 13, Pages Sa nd 32707. The name and addre ss of the i S. Atlantic Ave., Public Records of Seminole personal representatives New Smyrna address is 211 Windmead attorney Beach, Fla. County, Florida ows. Altamonte Sotings we set forth below. 30110 S Orlando Dr • Sanford, FIa, Florida 32701 The name and ad TOGETH ER WITH: All persons having claims or The Act requires that mortgage dress of the personal represen Range demands the estate are loan disclosure statements be tative's attorney are se$ forth below Refrigerator required, against WITHIN THREE prepared by every metropolitan Washer All persons having claims Of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF area savings and loan association, demands against the estate we Ory,r THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF commercial bank, mutual savings required, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WITHIN THREE THIS NOTICE, fof Ile with the cterk bank and cred it union having over MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF that a suit to foreclose a mortgage of the above court a wrItten SlO million ln assets that has federal THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF on the above described proper ty has Statement of any claim or demand sa vi ngs insurance and which makes THIS NOTICE, to file with the clef) been Instituted against you In the they may have. Each claim must be home mortgages or home im. of the above court a writtem Circuit Court in the Eighteenth in writing and must Indicate the provement ins. Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole basis for the claim, the name and statement of any claim or demand Loans covered on the statement they may have. Each claim must be nty, Florida. You and each of address of tAe cred itor or his agent include those orig inated by us as in writing and m ust Indicate the are hereby ruired to file you r or attorney, and the amount asil as those originated by other basis for the claim, the name and Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit claimed, If the claim is not yet due, institutions and later purchased by address of Court, and swveacopyth,, the creditor or his aged thereof the da te when It will become due us. VICTOR E. W000MAN, of the firm shall be stated. it the claim is or attorney, and the amount The statement Itemizes loans by claimed. If the claim is not yet due of Winderw,.I, Halnes, Ward 5. contingent or unliquldated, the ronventional mortgage loans, loans the date when it will become dvi Woodman, P.A. Post Office BOX ISO. nature of !h. uncertainty nty shall be 'iir,d or guarente.4 by he shut be Slated. It the, claim '1 Par'i. Ft'!da 3. r' At stated. If the claim is lecur et, the c'!ral Housing Admnstrat,.,n, contingent or urllqulo a?ed, t. torneys for Plaintiff in thc .Clove "curdy shall oe described. the styled action, on or baler, the 3rd claimant shall deliver sufficient Veterans Administration and nature of the uncertainty shall be day of November 1976. If you fail to copies Farmers Home Administration, and stated. if the claim is secured, the claim to the clerk to home improvement loans. Loans on security shall be described. The de so, ludgment by default will be enable of thethe cler k to mail one copy to multifamily dwellings of more than claimant shall deliver sufficient taken against you for the relief each Personal representative, four units are reported on copies of the claim to the clerk to demanded in Com plaint. All persons interested in the es separately, en able the clerk to mail one copy to This Notice shall be published to whom a copy of this Noticetate 0 We can assu re you that the policy each personal repr esentative. e each week for tou r consecutive Administrat ion has been mailed we this Instit ut ion will continue to be weeks in the Even ing Herald, All persons interested in the estate required, WITHIN THREE fair and equitable to home buyers. to whom a copy of this Not ice of WITNESS the hand of the Cler k of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF When funds are available, loans are Administration has been mailed we the Circuit Court, Seminole THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF granted to any qualified buyer of required, County, Florida, this the 1st day of THIS NOTICE,to III* anyobJe ons WITHIN THREE property which is adequate security MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF October 1976. they may have that challenges the for a loan. (Seal) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF validity of the decedent's will, the Publish: Oct. 12, 1976 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. THIS NOTICE, to file any objections qualifications of the personal DEE 64 they may have that challenge the Clerk of the Circuit Court representative, or the venue or validity of the decedent's will, the By: Martha T. VihIen jurisdiction of the court. - _____ _____________ S Nlvir banlsr 31 Played IO5* to 11—of so" 12 Me dick owd uiirNiIe ________ _____ I Pflson room Aim bone UPS ; Mi.ir to Prawóijs Puzs ble =Jul 4Y*ODI rre awx TWO O1.001( 44S M$ plant show. No charge. Tom Winter Park Mall SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 Mid-Florida Singles Club, 9 p.m., dance Ranch. Save Gas. Life. FLORIDA 5 y*1i j GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION Florida Department of Administration MPH at Rainbow �FL Tussy,t. 11111111111111 CLASSIFIED - TELEVISION LISTINGS I . _- How" (Wad) DBCC PRO- Tuss day Evenlr4 ,. - 6:00 .1 Cl) Cl) (I) NEWS 41 EMERGENCY ONE a LOVE. AMERICAN 630 Cl) a NBC NEWS (4) Cl) CBS NEWS ._ 7.10 1) TO Tat THE TRUTH (4) BEWITCHED (1) CROSS 41 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 630 four peW ERCISE SHOW 'ii uuAS YOGA AND You ilt 0 A R N E R' I E D ARMSTRONG-AMBASSADOR COLLEGE 6:45 6:55 fish of them 2 DALY DEVOTIONAL 7:00 2) (12) TODAY (Local news at 725 and 825). (4) (6) CBS NEWS: (7:30,5 flfl O1 4) 6$ POPEVE AND FRIENDS 1) 24) SESAME STREET spsaia. (9) 41 $ 100 CLUB 10:30 Of ALAN BURKE SHOW 1100 NEWS () (4) () (4) MATCH GAME (I) ANDY: WithAndy WVHOGAN'S HEAOE&..... HOLLYWOOD SQUARES :4) 8:00 IS DUCK, DUCKGOOSE (Fri.) MAX B. NIMBLE Cl) NEWS 1130 SHEEP: A nsse air shot n by ft" (Robert Co Mm toughI s9 At We uis Per, is'S he (7) IN SCHOOL TELE- TONIGHT • CBS MOVIE: "Kodak. (li Sivatas) dleKolili (Tally (2) VISION:Until 330 pm,, Coisly School System 24 MAC NEL.LEHERERRE. covaoshelsFo harassment f,,, who Is ftnivi~ No dothes them at Ping Pong. (4) CETONYORLANDO AND DAWN: Guests: Fj Stie 41 MOM' -ft SiJ*L" j01`n W'nis, Jeffrey IkinIsr. 830 inifl, kllhiulflpid by indlerie. Cl) AMERICAN LEAGUE - C*•Itil.IPIONSHIp. Live mYeragscithsealf New York Yankees vs Kansas Ciy Floyals. 3 MOVIE: -Those Fantastic Watiylsd filen," MIKE D)(JQ.AS SHOW wiukied when a sexy i1 who OrilyWvIOdatemanhsdmsfl mest.s a sly bachelor who prelends b be minted beae he doesn't war* a long term kivoiiemsril with anyone. (R) F)p*ç Foote." OW he,. Tiny Donahue. Based on a kiss 12:00 (I) WILD, WILD WEST Verne tale afta a speos to 73 uijAs, YOGA AND you" 120 _ NBC NEWS UPDATE (.4) 3 CBS LATE MOVIE CONT.: 'Wheeler and och." Jack Warden, Chris Stone stat, Aprtvate ey. guard. (2) POUCE WOMAN: Carol Lyoiiy, Pat Crowley 45 (Mon.) LIFE IN THE SPIRIT (T,) PRACTICAL HRISTIAN LIVING (Wed.) HI DOUG (Thurs.) MANNA (Fri.) THE BIBLE 10:00 2) (12) SANFORD AND SON (R) '4) 4) PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 41 THE set in VIctorian vies. 1951. 8:57 900 2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Chaos and comedy are - '74F LILIAS, L) MOVIE OF THE WEEK: DSVIII Biniey MIChIII LaIt 1956. Mon Nth lot 35 MOTHERS IN LAW 1100 (2.) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4) PHIL DONAj.tj SHow (4) GAMBIT 95 35 NOT FOR WOMEN Wan*ONLY: Cohosts: Poly Bergen, guest. $g( Dlddneon) I er_ended from rne and sit,er1erJ to a dspsrknerilal bW slur she I telsily aoctwad of menially lnO1Satrç a Ismaje ak,*eI suspect. 'Cl) (I) MWS"H: P.d,s Forntys 1 2i (12) NBC NEWS tOO 1 2) 12) SOMERSET 4) MIDDAY 3:15 16) I 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:10 9) RYAN'S HOPE 3$ MOVIE: (P) "A Queen I(J MATCH GAME 7) LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU 1954. (Wed.) 'Bullets of Ballots. Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogarl. 1942. (Fri.) GRIFFIN * HWDY D000Y "The Great Ranwlon." Dan Dur yea. Erich von Strohem. 17) 24 SESAME STREET 191 EDGE OF NIGHT 12i HOLLyWOOD SQUARES fl.i LITTLE RASCALS 1945. 1:30 I 2 12' DAYSOFOUR LIVES 4) 61) AS THE WORLD FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous 4:31) TURNS Can Help Call12) 4517 Write P.O. Box 12 13 Sanford, Florida 3fl7l '4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW. W I 9' FAMILY FEUD 2:00 9 $20,000 PYRAMID 2:30 Cohost: Dam Dettise. 65 BEWITCHED 9 MARCUS WELBY, MD. 12' FAMILY AFFAIR 5:00 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE J5 MKL*EY MOU8E 1.116 (8W) IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends Cl problem 2 ADAM 12 as Mv ThREE SC)G i4r(nk..'; I ,,r f.r$t,C, inforniatiun ,..Il 423 4.37 35 FLIPPER or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553. Sanford, Fla. 37111. 3:00 530 2 :12) ANOTHER WORLD 46) ALL IN THE FAMILY 2 NEWS '6 HOGAN'S HEROES 4* THREE STOOGES IS PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9j BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 35 THE RIFLEMAN 9 BASEBALL' 6-Chiki Care Educational Child are for as low as WS*kIY if you qualify. 3231121 or 373.5415. __ 18-Help Wanted IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 39 RIN TIN TIN 4) (6)THEGUIDINGLIGHT $1O Reward For the return of piwse and contents. Keep money. 322.1301, - I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF 5-11-16. Robert E. Stricklin Florida's BaI14)o Ge"1139 Crow LPN. I to 17 shift. Geriatt-Ic ex. Per lance preferred. Apply in person, Sanford Nursing £ Con. valescenf Center, 550 MellOflyilli Ave. It's easy to place a Classified Ad. Well even help you word It. Call Electrical Trouble shooter, should have at least 1 yr. exper ience, with some type of formal training in addition. Interviewing Wed. a Thurs. at Gold Key Inn, S. Orange Blossom Trail. Mr. Egan, SSS.50. Male or Female full & part time help wanted. Cashiers I. gasoline attendants. Must be It. Apply Seminole Petroleum Co., Laurel Ave. t. A JOB? No, NO riled A POSITION? TALLAHASSEE (AP) - after the governor corraled - '4J 1 61) LOVE OF LiFE IN. LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 05 0000 DAY: Cohosts: Janet Langharl. John Willis. 11:50 PAUL MEtJTARy (Tues.) MAGAZINE FOUR 11:55 4i6. 6* CBS NEWS (Thurs.) CRACKERBARREL Afternoon' (Fri.) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9) SUNRISE JUBILEE 12.00 2 g sot 12 LIVING WORDS 6:09 And more presidential candi- decision overturning a lowerdates may be on the way even though Elections Director court ruling. -The U.S. 5th Circuit Court Mary Singleton was directing election officials today to prig ballots In the form already or. Independent Party are appeal ing rulin gs denying them ballot position. of Appeal at New Orleans dered that the name of Lyndon With today's 2 p.m. printing ballot. The state had appealed a merit-retention of appeals deadline for the Nov. 2 general lower-court ruling giving him Judges. election, there were these 11th hour developments: -Askew's ethics and fljancial-disclose amendment, which gained ballot posthon the ballot position and said it A judge has denied a temporary injunction sought by would also appeal the latest. -Two leftist presidential Holley to strip the amendment candidates, Communist Gus f rom the ballot. Hall and Peter Camjo of the -------Workers - Party uro.ii Social--ist 0 - 6:10 6:15 6. SUNSHINE ALMANAC ER! GE N A RU SN HE MA I RM D DOULWLLMAHTNEBOuNO F AHUXLASNEPSSOC T I LOS OP H E R SH KS SO NYSOiLBHWSPENCUREuN EETNIABCHLIRLYXELOG BLRUSCERIWOERLNBLNR AA C H ES UT V L CR WI HE 0 E RPCEXUHYEEDNKGRM liv TTEOWINEHLAEVEUNRWE L LA DN VILE X R P L IS HOE 0 USNHUXLDAUBSHOBB INT RABRADLADHEVO INEMAC IEMUHEPRHIMYELEKREB SI NGHLYBOUTHKERUS IL 624 12. WHATS HAPPENING? 625 2 (P,A,a) WITH THIS RING (Tues.. Thus.) I DREAM OF unhIruciions: tiiaaen words below appear forward, back. ward up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it in, Hobbes Mill Bacon Newton Bentham Hume Huxley Russell Berkeley Locke Spencer Bradley Tomorrow: Liquid Fuels LI IRL sions if they breach the public trust and would make corrup. officials and persons who corrupt them liable for damages. Askew said he will keep fighting the rule-veto amendment, He said it would "destroy much of the checks and balances that make state government work." On the presidential ballot following Monday's decision and . earlier 1J '- I actions, were: Demo- cratic Jimmy Carter; President Ford, a Republican; Torn Anderson, American Party; independent Eugene Mécai'thy and Laflouclie. Besides the pending Hall and r. ..i.., D..,....to....n..i.1 Program for the entire Program Sick Leave, which provides income while the Em. Ploy" Is sick or injured A participating Retirement Program to provide luxurious living in the later years. A CAREER that other pressional at people envy, that does not require years and years of formal education, that does not require years 01 work on the bottom of the ladder before advancement begins, that does not require an investment of capital. a CAREER that provides the Status and the Mode of Living that you have always wanted and couldn't WHY SAVE IT ... SEi"TT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. 6310636. WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an 0 apartment? WELAKA APARTMEF 114w. 1st *t. 323-0526 Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale. CALL 322.2611 afford at the Sheraton Sanford Inn 41 SR 44. Sanford Wednesday, Oct.13 11AM.) P.M. orSP,M 7:30P.M. 'lease do not call by telephone, as this matter is too important to both of us and calls for a personal and private meeting, OWN YOUR OWN USINESS PINCH A PENNY PI and Patio Supples espan(IIn(j Then' I975 There were ') locations in l'ilt, in I'x,1nns In 11177. Th e InIhwri l.,c,, n in,,' location Then, still Ise 2') ii ,,,,jr ire,, ,It,. 6 LOCATIONS IN GREATER ORLANDO IL, . 3 PIECES CHICKEN-HOT ROLL CHOICE OF 2 ( 171w 49 Regular SR £ 7 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, etc. $55 'no. up. 323-1015. 1 OR apt., kit. equip., A.C. carpeted, Adults. No p pets. "S. 372-22% wk. dys after 4. LUZU!, Spacious 2 OR, 1 bath, apt. KltthenØ equipped, dining room, living rm., air cord., Carpeted throughout, Adults only. References requlr. 3210041. K1SH REAL ESTATE GOOD BUCKET of CHICKEN 15 PIECES $570 ALL DAY Taste Reepoe FRIED CHICKEN PEN DAILY I) AM. IlL 530 P.M -FRI. £ SAT, TIL I 0 .35p M. ISO! French Ave (Hs*ly I? Sfl S.!si'rd T -h) 151(5 I BARREL of CHICKEN 21 PIECES $725 Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or Take Out c*z Ma'4y/and FRIED CHICKEN 2100 OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 tO 9:30 Fri. & Sat. 9 tO 10:30 S. French Ave. Ph. 322.9442 Sanford Studio, 1,2.3 of BedroomApts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped I Adult-Family Upstairs 2-bedroom unfurnished apartment, kitchen equipped. $55 month. Call 3231701. One Bedroom t-rom 1135 BAMBOO COVE APIS 111, I Beoom mobile horn,, No pets. $llo per month. Phone S)04630, U 12' wide, furnished, 1 BR, Ad. adult,. $110 'no. W. 25th St. I Sanford, ha. a 3 I. Sea sell-starter and be willing to learn our bu;inas. 4. Have a good record In your community and the ability to sell i n an honest aboveboard manner. IF YOU QUALIFy, WE CAN OFFER YOU I. Protected territory for all of our tract spelling this out. Everything is product lines with a con In the open I Proven marketing plan with training. Initial and continuing as well as advertising and stall support in all areas. back yard. Florida room, utility shed, wither and dryer included, Only *26,300. q School playground Out of state owner says still *19,500. rL I' . I ,,.~,4, .& - . ~- ~ - . : ppland .- Park ..'.04,14; 3&4 Bedroom 2 Bath .!,".. QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES VETERANS Central Heating and Air Conditioning (t Pr,',' 30 P1*, 1797 South of SAn$oru Carpeting 11111*1 IllitIlt "T04N__gm.esr,, Meetings Business 7:30 1st Tues. __ t Bingo Every Wed &'Sat Early Birds 7:15pm I1 .4., - i.,.,I Mitzi= th 1W3S:fltd,Fa. Models __~T 25% V.F.W. $ 7 375 9 ORIGINAL PRICE 1:30 P.M. NOW t/ 4) I Opportunity for income with practically no limit but as a guide 3$30M 5 achievable in second year. You must be generating a good income after the first ft days or we both are doing something wrong. THE HERALD CHECK THESE QUALIFICATIONS AND IF YOU HAVE A STRONG INTEREST CONTACT MR. SIODLE AT I341) Ill.Slll OR WRITE MA. WHITKER. P.O. BOX 454. FERN PARK. FL. 32730 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322 Thl I OUT OFTOWN-3 OR,I bath,large lot, cent. H&A, well and pump. Horse pasture avail. for rent. Wo f Tw*r Ge LOCH ARBOR- II] W Crystal Drive- Comfortable 3 BR, 1'., 2 COMMERCIAL LOTS plus 3 BR, 2 bath home on 2 more lots. All for $35,300 Win" REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker, 321 0610 323.7535 " °" Deluxe Aluminum above ground --. Swimming pools, (2) I3'x24' and 13*33' complete, I yrs. old, repossessed. Sacrifice, 'a price, Call collect 305.273.0610. wa wanted, Residential Site "r swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1176 model a bove ground POOl. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 305. FOR INFORMATION CALL Ii " $177 37 total monthly payment, I', annual pct. ra e, 360 mos. $11,500. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service IM International Scout, 4 wheel drive, heavy duty front bucnwr Iel hunting, fishing vehicle; 7943 Ford % ton fiat bed. V-I engine, runs, rough body, mike offer; 1959 Ford Iv, ton flat bad. dump body, V I, rough, make offe,' 332.4430 p' CIctr;c Carpv' ampooer for only $1 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE - 65-Pets-Supplies - Aluminum Siding can cover your home eth alum s'd.nq & soft., sYStem Also Gutters 20 rs E41) Eagle S.dnq Co $51 9563 -.- 80-Autos for Sale: : -. 1, 909 Sinica, runs good ',,' 39MPG,$iQQ 7973 Chrysler Newport. 1 owne exc ellen t Condition. Air, P.S., ki 51695. 323.1730. 10 __ __ Jeep, CJ5. hard top and door 33,000 miles, excellent condltioh, 3231142 after 6 pm - 1972 Mercury Marquis Brougharn dr. Immaculate cond See Is _!ate*2.W.1137eftif, Leasea Datsun including Zcarsa For informati,', call Bl Ray or Jack Mink, 13) 1311. :- - MAKE PAYMENTSJUST '12 '73 Models. Call 3231510 or atli $$ 1603 Dealer. 1974 Dodge Van, 6 cyi., standard. 44,000 miles. Clean. *7.475. 1.904, 734 1726 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS-830 6061 Carpet Cleaning 256$ PARK Rug Shampooing- Living room, dining area. hall-regardl of size, *l95 3223315 JW. SANORAI SOUTH Electrical Bowlin Electric- industrial Commerciat, Residential Free Estimat es 2575 Elm Ave. 332. 2)73. Hauling - ANOGARAGECLEANUP Phone319 337 Is Conventional-5% Down " Carpentr y . Rr'mo.je,,nq AdØ,t.or, Cu 'om Work LiCenSed. Bonøe Free est,mjt 323 6035 Landscaping & Lawn Care LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Brenemen. 557 13 99 _____________ - Window WaShing, Floor Stripping & Pest Control Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive _.J111, 5tflp AND THINK A MINUTE It Classteu Ads d,Qn't s,ork tflCre viian'Ibe,,ny Roof Repair,. Carpetitry, Paintuig. Home 'epars. Guttering. Cement work Free estimates all 5662 ___________ Let a Classifie,? Ad help you find more room for storage. ClaSSified Ads find buyers fast 3220143 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Bung a new home? Movng t an apartment ? Get some actor, with i Herald Classified ad We'll help you *rite an ad that *11 bring a Past s-al, CALL 37' y'i Sewing Land Clearing - - ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Aiteraton, Ores Making. Drapes. UptnOltry 372 0707 Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work F i ll dirt, top Soil 32? ___________ _____ Home Improvements HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lite' Clearing Mowng. Discing. F ill Dirt, Clay, Roc k . Sand. C E SHEPHERD Landscaping & Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs Call 373 5*75 Lawn C Car e is VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA i Home Improvements seji people ibout ii *th a ClaSsified Ad in truc meralo 3721611. 131 New 2•3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 251000 - - -- Eves.3733ig W / Waxing. Carpet Shampooing Free estimate 323 595.z (formerly Hat iett's Beauty Nook) $19 E . 322 5712 - -. Tree Servi ce r L Tree Tr. rnm.ng, Cutting , 4 Re rno'v.rig Licensed and lnsurdg Prione32) "OS or 72375,49 - Well Drilling Ba,,khoe Loader Ph 3735$77 I Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy I Sanford Ave., 4 Block* South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Classif ied Ads willl always give YOU more Much . Much More than you expect Bralley Qdham.323-4670 Wlt.00 CONSIflUCfION COMPUY Whiner Industries - - handle governri,nt reposseuio,,, all area. Snail wn. seller pays closing costs. We FROM ' DIr. ECTIONS: In Sanford. Weston 2Sth St. off 17-92 ½ Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive Of 79--Trucks-Trailers 64-Equipment for Rent BUSINESS DIRECTOR LIGHT HAULING S. YARD 323 .7080 or 3234860 A Subsidiary 601 Celery Ave. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE V JUST A PHONE CALL AWA Y Sanford-] OR, 1' bath, $100 down, 322-2420 22,125 DAILY-1:30 a.m..3:30 p.m. SAT.-Il a.m..4 p.m. SUN.-)I Noon-& p.m. Another Fine Development By I91I Hands MT2Sg Good Condition, 1.130 _____________________ 3 220691 - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES -- *21.000. $294 , ft MODEL OPEN: A. '.5 iI'r 11 YOU' cli b or organizati on '.sould lust' 10 be Included in this lls?lng all: CITY- 701 W. 3rd St.- Needs a little attention, but the inside is as neat as a pin! Workshop in rear, en closed Paneled front porch 111.0m, Sanford's newest residential aeighborhaud • 62-Lawn.Garden FUTURA BY SINGER. IR 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. FLEET RESERVE . Get plenty of prospects . .Ad vertise your product or service in the Classified Ads. - batteries. $12.95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233516 or 323-7710 1971 tterley, Super Glide, fully dressed, Excellent condition. Low mileage. 322.33. ________ REALTORS Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area. Concrete block construction. Central heat and air Conditioning. Fully . - & chairs, secretarial desks & Chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry, NOLL'S -Casselberry, Il-fl, 5)0.4205 Plants & Answers now has your answer to rare gifts, antiques and nostalgiques. 210 E. 1st St., Suite D. - ba th home on large 13$' x 190' shaded lot. Paneled family room. central air & heat, sprinkler System, pius many other extras Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse V.F W LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT I969 Honda, Cl 350, 9000 Miles. ______________________ Excel lent 0nd., 5350, 327.3117 Used Office Kittens free to good home. Call 322Rental apts. with great appreciation Patio Set. Washer, Dryer, camping 1129 after 6. potential. Corner lot with parking equipment, above ground Pool, Convenient to downtown 4 11.53, small group Rattan furniturw.'322. *1CC Dernsan. puppies, excellent sIiow.6re.ing potential, contact 5)9.300 621 $049. (.OUNTY- Wekiva Park Drive- 3 7140. Mr. Anderson, 36SS1iQ. OR, 2 balls, custom built home LARRY5AXONiNC,LT,, on approx 5 acres with 300' on ' EXERCISE CYCLE Mailla.....Off Howell Branch '36 EnglithSe$ter,AKc,3yrofdrne waterfront. Equipped kitchen, ° For sate by owner-Duplex in Free to good home only, 671.6920 Phone322.OlSs central heat & air, wall to wall excellen t condition. Landscaped, anytime carpeting , plus loads morel Many water well, 2.560 Sq. ft. home on WILSON MAIER FURNITURE trees. *os,000 with Buyer ___________________________ l0.000,q. ft. lot, Semi Country. PET SKUNK BUY-SELL-TRADE ij. Protection Plan, 6372 or 67$ 1451 311 3ISE F,rstSt Female. SMonthsOId 332 i4fl LOCH ARBOR- 469 Crystal Lake Ph0ne373.434J Ave.- Conveniently located, 2 OELTOPIA- Do you want to sell ------'---....= OR. I bath home ideal for young sour home or lot? If the answer -.. 51--Household C: or retired couple, Large lot in quiet Wanted to Buy yet, call the Action Gr oup of neighborhood, Loads of potent ial Pric ed to sell quickl $II,o, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwici, Broker We Buy Furniture One of S'nger' Og IOUCI. and Sew Dettona, 611 6611 IDYLLWILDE_ 20'7 Dogwood. DAVE- S 339 6.176 Zig Zag machines Assume Ex Executive ecutive] OR,2bath on large t SUNLANO ESTATES- 201 Bamboo we ualance of 5185 SOor Pay $ it 90 per buy and sell 000d furniture and in Idyllwilde. Brick fireplace in Dt'.. Owner. 3 BR, central H & A, month Will take trade in Singer antiques, HWY 16 AUCTION living room. Breakfast bar, complete kitchen with dish. 'au'pped to zig Zig & make button GALLERIES. 322 6977. 143.900. washer, dual drive. Many extras, holes Balance of $31 U or tO *21,300. 349-5311. payments of $6. Call credit WYNNEW000 DR.- 1305 Wyn Cash ",'n,iqer. 327 911) or see ,j newood Dr- Charming] BR, 1 Sanford-7 OR. CB, air, screened For used furniture, appliances, SAPIFORDSEWINGCENTER bath CS home in quiet section. A porch, dou ble lot, fruit I large Oak tools, etc. Buy I or '1001 items. 307 E 1st 5' Downtown Perfect starter or retirement trees, nice neighbortson4. $79,900 - -Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave home. Features include an all 52.000 dn., a bout $160 mo. Owner ..._...,..fully equipped kitchen, will finance, 2032 Jefferson Ave. and even the washer a. dryer ) Priced tosell 322 1371 days, 3234137 after 6 -, at only $19,100. Can be purchased Sanford- Pinecrest, 3 BR, 2 bath, under no down payment. VA or p iow down payment FHA. or Appraised $25,000. Selling conventional $35300 down. 323 1951 Call Sanford's Sales Leader Every Sunday 78- am.otorcycIes 1 ___________ - 2 BR, 1 bath home, large fenced lot, excellent neighboi-soo,tL location, 7709 Cordova Dr., Shown by appf, Call eves. 6 to 10, 332.3631. S117,901). 133.000. OR week. Call collect, 3112111. Matching se Cl 10 rattan dining chairs, $13 each. Sanford Auction, Furniture 1200 S. French, 323.7310. Wood or steel desk,,, executive desk . j 'FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H . Any year thru irn models. 7 days - ,,., We're Offering A Meelog ?nflMOrd,,' 2000 Club HOy 3 P 01 t)a I, u,,,i t.1 sit,,, Jiss 3237701 or 3210959. - Did you know that your way to inform the public For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICEPiano, walnut, refinished, niiv Leading manufacturer and action, keys, tuned I delivered. distributor has aluminum rec Many olherstochcse from. Wmnt,., tangular pools left over from I75 Park, season, half price. Guaranteed ___________________ installation and terms. Ca ll 305-000 -SiIie -533-9331 collect. - club or organization can appear in this listing each of your club activities 'Call 327 1624 a fter 4 P.M. - 322.432 " For Appointment Call 305.323.3103 ,.,.. week for only 53 per week? This is an idedl BUV JUNK CAR5 - from *10 tø $30 Stenstrom Realty 1`11, . Is AMER coICAN ,',t,, 323.7832 EVES 322 1311 or 322 0612 Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor L 4-1 ASSN Req Real Estate Broier JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 107 W Commercial 22 72;). Sdniod 77- Autos Wanted ____________________ HAMMOND ORGAN. Sounder model complete with rhythm section and instruments $215. Guaranteed reconditioned auto W. GARNETT WHITE - Organ Sales 1 Western Auto, 30) W. First St.. 332-2253, anytime. _________ CoIbe't Realty Sale Cabinets, Bathroom Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell. 3225052 2017S.FRECH N LAKE MARY- 4 OR, 2 bath, *39,300. , Quinn Star '13 Coachman, 5th Wtieei all equipped, tape player with speakers. perfect cond. $5300. 323-5149 after 3.' Pianos & Electronic Organsj automatic rhyt'm siction. Liberal t. jj0j offered. Bob Bali's piano Kitchen 3210041 1919 S. French 327-1991 Eves. 322 7196; 3224161; 332.1954 DISABLED .~~, . isIIaneoiis MLS.REALTORS MULLET LAKE PARK- Canal front, 2 BR, 1 bath, $10,000. PINECREST_. 3 BR, I bath, backyard overlooks Pinecrest KESIDE NOTICE I $30,000. n. Gregory Mobile Homes. 3503 Orlando Drive, 323-5200. 59-Mjsical ?rctsndjse 4224220 Collect. BINGO vestment Is secured by product inventory, display material and training. able to support yourself and your family for as long as 50 days. LOVELY 3 BR, 1', baths, central heat and air, carpeting, fenced n a orolessonelly Masao" i'sos _____________________________________ I A Must.$nvesfment 00 51550 with an ironclad contract In. LEMON BLUFF- River access, 2 BR, I bath, lot size 125'*200'. I , soy minq i bnln *ilk SO,, iUt,.fll tl 4fl( iii sl,1,WflI oqIi hi,,015 bank and fo, p t n.i.l ,,l.,,, ,, Those Selected Will Realize An Income Well Above Average and an Opportunity To Share in a Solid Business In a Brand New industry Representing On. 00 the Top $00 Companies in the U.S.A. We are considering people in Seminole, Lake and Voiui Counties with the following qua li fications: POOL. HOME- Now is the time to buy- 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat and air, double car garage, 13*30' Pool, Outside of city, $36,000. Must Sacrifice- $973 Streamline, 33 - _________________ 3 LAKES surround this 3 BR, 2 BA home with central H A. WW carpeting, split plan with large bedrooms, insid e utility. Corn. mnunity Rec. Center and access to 3 lakes for only $31,000. $16,000 75-Recreational Vehicles - 75 tsp. electric start & ,iit Evinrude, Spartan trailer, good coed., make otter. 611.0017. - Merchandise I ____________________ find him listed in our Business Directory. 17' Crestllne, deep hull fiberglass, Private Buyer , Conie browse every Sunday 9 fo 5 at the Moyleland Drive-in Theatre. South 17.92. pp.n W. 1216. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll 3106 Family Rental UiitsWanteo t.q RIl Estate Broker IIOOE 25th SI 132 6655 t_.ak. M.,-...... n "1 ti.. -. •I •" I1U'fl flEW I' 4"Ii homes. Under $23,000 with lets than $750 down, Government COUNTRY- I BR, 2 bath, Igo funding. By builder, wooded tot, near lake. Cent. Hh1, Country Club Manor-2 1. 3 OR, below FHA appraisal. Owner, 3223133 110 Country Club Circle. 311133 & T,IS ___________________ 2921 Hwy 17.92 Phone 319. 5317 Opportunity, Sanford 322.2710. 3323901 - ________________________ fenced yard, swimming 47-Real Estate Wanted a; oi,eves. 323 7643 Equal I1ou,Jng ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m ROBSON MARINE value. Paymen ts *169.10. 1301111. Reg Real Estatelroker 24355. Saiif ord Ave carpei,screenroom,cltrus,Iotsof storage. $39,100. 323 5652. th e same Items arou you moved last Spring? Planning on storing them another year? Don't Cash for Antiques. Consignments do It. Plan a garage sale and don't wanted- Hi-way 16 Auction forget to advert 1%. it In thiHerald •'u11 3224972. want ads. Like magic, the cfuttor PINEY WOODS BARN will disappear, and y'lf he We Buy Furniture a. Misceflanewjs. Sell extra cash in your POCkSS. for 30 pet. commission. Free Pic k ________________________ 56--Garage Sain 0 BUILDER-DEVELOPER To List Your - EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mown,,1, Edging, Trmm.ng Frt, Estimates Phone 333 114';) .'JI Business , anyThing of value.W. SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET 103 Valencia St. _____________________________ Aflyon. can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted tree. POOI.lOtsofthadetrees.$17,(E0& 53.000 equity. Will trade equity 321-0041 REALTOiST'",0123, multiple listing service interested? COUNTRY CLUB- 2 BR, 1 bath, Awn acre all - We Buy Used Furniture 1 Itemor.Hous,f,l 373 3332 ________________________ Carport beginning Thursday & Sale dilly until sold out.9 am. to dark. Calselb.rry: 3 BR,3 full baths, 1'/ TAFFER REALTY IN BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACEI BR, 31,, bath, less than 1 year old, on large Oak shaded lot. Truly a beautiful home built by cratt'men. sas,, 34-MCbO Hol7lS Patio Apartments REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st St. - 323.4061pt 323-0317 eves. Lake Mary-Rent a 2 OR furnished tome instead of a house. Spotless. Men preferred NO pets. 322.3530, arden$ Ururnlshed M. UNSWORTh Country Trailer- 2 BR, I bath, air, $123 month plus deposit. Cliff Jordon, Realtor, 531.5322. II VO -..1 Furnished 33-Houses turn. 5439 . BATEMAN REALTY $21,tvv). ML .RE,TOR5 4 - Want to buy furnfture, toilet fix. _____________ 55-Boats & Accesso,I REDUCED $5000 P MARY OWNER TRANSFERRED- Must $Mt 3 ON, 114 both borne on lovely .r, rwq ml. uuvuu To After Hours: Phone 323 an. LOOK AT THIS ONE Beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath, central HIA, $306533 REALTORS dishweshe,', disposal, ww carpet, ark Ridge, 3 BR, 2 bath , spilt plan, drapes. s6C0O equity & assume low central air, screened porch, 'no. payments at 7 pd interest, fenced var. Laroe family rm,, 94131I. with Welber. *io do., I, assume mtg. 6212361 3334771 or 323.3534 established neighborhood. $34,900. The government has release money for subsidized ho5irig 11 qualified buyer,. New houses In rural area. No down payment Monthly payments less than rent Call to see if you qualify. - must see. ui,sso. KENMORE WASHER, parts, - 3 OR. l,bath, red bric., -Aust sell. Willing to talk terms. $30,000. Forrest Greene Inc. . 0 Toppricespald,used,anycIt 4661)76, Winter Park, 322-2115 3323591 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED otter. n-im atte.r 6. Cleaning the garage again? Moving Realty, Inc. Realtor 322 9214 FOR QUICK SALE- Plnecrest, neat a, clean 33, shaded corner, They're Hot" Rent or Sell Immaculate) BR. 2 bath, Carpeted, garage, fenced yd. $113 mo. 333.74, 3 1A-(splexes cupancy. A Harold Hall Realty "Get Em Whio Rag. Real Estate BrOker 2324 Par k Dr. Trot shaded Site. 3 BR, 2 bath home. neat a, clean, immediate oc. Halt acre on Jewet? Lane, 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, mint cond. 131.000. Owner, 323.4632. WE HAVE RENTALS REALTOR, MLS 323-5174 AnytIme BALL REALTY Jim Hunt tub In master suite. $35,100. WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY-133SSUMMERLIN condition. $50 or best service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 332.06,, - $ 2.000. 321.0503. acres of freedom, formal dining, country kitchen, fireplace, sunken homes. Deltona-31R,1½bath, Phone S74. 3321 after 3 P.M. Day,-3334173 NigMI-333.3332 LOv.y., BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studio, 53.000 equity a, assume loan of 3fl.licg CRYSTAL LAKE Spacious 3 5fl 3 bath 'one, lv, 3 BR, iv, both, th, fully Carpeted, central heat & air, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus metal Utility bldg. 323.1005. @xc 332.S4410r3232737afte,Hrs LAKEMARY_. - Penney's Portable Dishwasher, SALES- RENTALS Sl?W.lstST,,Santord REAL ESTATE Realtor STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't WOrk. there wouldn't be any. a-Vbiio Buy - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS IlBaft Teesãy, Oct. it 4)Hou '- Call Betty Flamm- Realtor. AUOCI& VETERANS- No down payment - Sunday, Oct. 10-Thursday, Oc. tober 11th of 305962.4200. - Prior Be OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAI.5 "cii Famous For Good ,,JaLU8 1 ,. ,.c. Value $1117 Cole Slaw . Potato Salad . Baked Beans French Fries . Mashed Potatoes & Gravy C'." u.'. 3 Reg. 3 BR, 2 bath, country home, $700 pet me. References I Lease required HAL COLBERT REALTY, 323 Ion or eves. 322.1311 or 322-0612 classified ad to solve it. Try oni Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, I WE ARE NOT MUCH FOR BIG CLAIMS AND FANCY PHRASES-WE JUST NEED A FEW GOOD PEOPLE TO HELP US IN OUR BASIC MARKETING PLAN FOR SUCCESS TODAY AND IN THE FUTURE, WE HAVE A PRODUCT LINE SECOND TO NONE AND A PLAN THAT IS OUTSTANDING. CHICKEN DINNER 3 BR, on small take, Carpeted, heat, air, DeBary.Orange City area, $150 1st & last. 3224351. EXTRAS- Call for details on for. rushed condo at New Smyrna. a sacrifice a. our extra special St. Johns River home. soon WInter SpvI,w._ 3 PR, •'ellent !C'r.' -'t ,1 'Iditiozi. mlr'._ isa 6 mos. $265 mo. No pets. Near school. 377.0333. Sill that .itra bikø wOP Claaaihvd ,sd. 31515 IF YOU CAN SELL... bath.dble. carport, fenced shaded yard. $19,00. Easy terms. block home, turn. or bedrooms, $123 to $l3S month, Adults. Phone 322.1510 Franchises are being offered in surrounding areas for a unique service business capable of profits from *20.30.000 per year. In. vestment required: $7,430 plus van. For personal, confidential interview, call Mr. Duke Snyder. Th ilppntuntç 11 ,1 open Ii.) I tii.,'SI,,rs We w I sell a frJn(f,s' all or pant. only to those people who intend to work the on a lull time hciSI% Most of our store (rners are husband and wife teams with chitdtn and 11tv cP.klreri help too' if you are inferesreti In k.uniriq more ,mhotjt this opportunity. wrirq for an .ippoifltmenl ti, F'inc) A P,'nr, Inc I')",() Calurnet 't GOODIES ADDED- Like new furniture added-choice 3OR, Ii4 HAS EVERYTHING- Attractive 3 BR,? bath, cent, air, family room, fireplace, pool, fenced yard, beautiful location, good school area. Charm. Low $)0's. vic Daddi YOU CAN HARVEST THE SUN WITH OUR SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS * 29 3103 Grove Drive BR, 114 Bath, Family R m. Whatever the occasion, there is a carpeted, quiet I and 2 Air, 24-4usiness Opportunities landscaped. Abundant storage (including attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package", From $145. Call 321 0220 between 5 & 5:30, Unfurnishecj Lmfvrn.322.3530or 322-7$25after, $62.i0 Mak e e room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified Ad, Call a friendly ad taker at 332. 761) or 531.9593. MOVING- Anxious owner wants offer on extra nest 3 OR, im. m maculate condition, fenced, well for garden, pool. *23,300, $100-322606. I'4&SR44,L.ongs The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claims, . - ,j Large custom built 2 bedroom home. hardwood flocrs, paneling, Over. size rooms, 2 lovely lots, with roomera garden on quiet dead. s, Be first In line. $11900. - $11,500. ______________________ Nice 2 BR First Time Offered Reg. Real Estate Broker General Confrictos' 322 -649 URGENT- Owner must sell er iocklngLakeMonroe._351,, spacious 3 BR. 3 bath with family Ovbath. $12,000 Jenny Clark Realty, room, workshop, garden area. Realtor, 322.15%. 2 BR house, older couple preferred, MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv. air Coed., Maid Sery. QUALITY INN NORTH Nurses: RN's I LPN's, Aides. Aid. companion. Needed immediately. 30-Apartments " Efficiency UtIlities md. Call 332.4470 Light delivery. Must own vehicle, have knowledge of Sanford area. 322.1716 beginning Mon., Oct. it. a iwci IYI UI.0 D(i of the Libertarian Party and [ester Maddox of the Ame'rhan IIiJW - _ JOHNNY WALKER LAKE MARY, 2 BR, Flc,Jde r" fenced yard P. shady. $13,000. 332. 1507, Resultsl 2 BR, 2 bath duple I. 57.1 Bougan villea, O' B y, on lake adloinini i, cou,.. All Carpet ed, carper and utility room, $220.30 pet month plus securIty deposit. Cal 323-0551 or after 3 call 322.767.. SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family par k. 204 S. Sunlard, 3 OR, carpeted, drapes, fenced, clean, lease. $175. Weekly, 3313 Hwy 1743, Sanford. 131-63-ri 3231530. Telephone solicitors, experience preferred. Salary plus corn. mission. 322.1176 beginning Mon.. Oct. 11. R.ntab 1 Iset me. plus sso dip. After 3, cal Sal). $165. Into. in window INC. or a personal interview contact: ,ljInu theleaving....., office .an; tn%4 -' I e , the h Circuit to order their names onto the Florida ballot. Askew said he was "very pleased" with the Sunshine Amendment decision. He said it gave the voters an opportunity "to make full financial disclosure and other Important ethical reforms a part of Florida government." The amendment would also forbid elected officials from lobbying for two years after 1 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC Lg. 1 BR turn. apt. $150 mo damage, half utilIties, no deposits, 3355363 5:30.3 Wkdays; I2 after 3:30 £ Wk.flds. or 323- One & 2 Bedroom apartments, come, Challenge. Excitemen dential candidates. She In- Advancem ent Opportunity. t and furnished or unfurnish.d. Newly redecorated. Come We. E. Airport structed them to print all nine A CAREER with a Company that'; Blvd., Sanford. 3731340. proposed amendments, saying been in business two thirds of a century, has millions in assets and specific ones could be deleted i ii the prn4pss Cl launching NOW LEASING the later if the courts so ruled. greatest expansion program in its Sanford Court history. Also pending in the courts is a Apartments A CAREER with a Company that motion by Atty. Gen. Robert values its employees to the New modern single story I & 2 Shevin to dismiss a suit by fullest, with fringe benefits bedroom acts, and completely galore.a complete Charles Holley of Naples to refurnished studio apartments. Hospitalization and Life Group Conveniently located a. beautifully move from the ballot an dered by courts in a maze of Laftouche, U.S. Labor Party candidate, should day on the. amendment calling for the hearings, It HI NEIGI'IBOR R 7:30 ballot in a 7.0 Supreme Court 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Furnished 2300 MIlionville Ave. 3722611. islators to override state agen- (Wed.) EVERYWOMAN ILL 2) IRONSIDE 4) GIWGANS MAP' ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. U42027 for "We Care""HtIin," Adults or Teens. DIVORCE FORMS- For free In. formation write to: Box 751, Pompano. Fla. 331. cy rules was returned to the 6.00 I UNDERDOG 400 S-Lost & Found - least five presidential candi- (Plon) CAMERA THREE F 4-Personals dates. tearnert with Mwning I 24 ZOOM 39 ROCKY AND FRIENDS. Furn 46 -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 323.5176 pete to Win $20,000. ZY UlIY AAW.0LTs PIIISW*piOp AND PItA MAS KIT 'a SUNDAYS SPAS. CAU.flI.Uta (4] BEWITCHED for Caesar.' Gordon Scott. AlUm Twwolf. French. 1962. (Tues] 'Shield For M.sder." Edmond O'Brian. John Agar. JOB SHOP WITH US Friday I ROOM turn, duplex, 24th St., 1st 41-HouI 41-Houses DtPOt. Adults Preferred . 32 M20 or 323715, The Best Buy In IOWn-A Iow1 Classified Ad. I ON. turn, apt,, lights, wife,' turn., Mature adults. No pets. $5. 32 32% after 4 wk.days. OUTSIDE SALES REPS AUTO MECHANICS SECURITY GUARDS HOUSEKEEPER AUTO PAINT £ BODY DESK CLERK-NCR 1200 Esp. DIESEL MECHANICS-Class A KEY PUNCH OPERATOR MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES dures amendment allowing leg- DY MANY 990 DIRTY GiR 1.5 Sunday-Noon 31 -Apsrtm,n VOf.'R LITTLE FEE DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication given voters the choice of at Wednesday ISSLUMBER PARTY '37" s 5:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY due gamein wf*hccntestanls TNWUA TW 14 VILLA ALEGRE 3$ TENNESSEE TUXED0 Preempted Friday for 31 ca line ithrull times 2611mes ............. 24ca line 1 $2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Real state =---- Unfurnished, two bedroom, Securlt 3 room apt, utllit;55 included 1st 5, last 'no. required. 322-370. - 4lcaIini .,.. 200 (.4) PASTOR'S STUDY POINT 6$ LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE f 9) ALL MY CHILDREN "OURS • _ size lets. RIDOEW000 VILLAGE 365. 3721. a=- RATES lthru S times 31A-jp4,*95 OVIIDO.FTU_ Duplexes. Furn. or Unturn.. WOoded, Home Let meilsow you how you can make no to $500 per wk. Call 323.5312. 219,000 petition signatures, No, NO, NO remained before the people in a WHAT EVERYBODY 6-1 Florida Supreme Court Mrs. Singleton said she would REALLY WANTS IS: decision. tell elections supervisors to -An administrative proce- leave space to add more presi A CAREER that offers High In. 2:30 ..There. 2) (12) THE (4) 1) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW CLASSIFIED DEPT. Cowls have upheld the right of Floridians to vote on Gov. Reubin Askew's Sunshine Amendment, returned another proposal to the ballot and have TNIATIU. VANISHING 831-9993 Frank Field. '9) HOT SEAT 12) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 11:30 2 J 12' STUMPERS: Aim Ludden hosts an inew world (4)LATE NEWS aOCs'e cNaa 322-2611 belongs lotheSyndicate. in ioo j) 0 'rouoiFiow 41 NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 1:15 (I) DAILY WORD , PVMMM o*ie,yandnnday. proontirç regular P'O yyi,g tN f1IflaI51y8p.nt ( 2 (12) THE DOCTORS 45 COPJAUNITY CLOSE UP (4) ww HARTMAN, wv ! CG,r.dGt$5 Peters, Sly arid the 8:00 4) CAP TA IN KANGAROO 11:15 BAA BAA BLACK MORN ICA. ("Good l.bving Florida" at 725 and 825 am., local news, weather. sports) 0 WILD. WILD WEST a MY THREE a 4) LOCAL NEWS enleapt ,afta$l$ help against a rilils ss C2)CANDID CAMERA KUTAM I) SUMMER SEMESTER 0 FRAN CARLTON EX- i000 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS: If fourth and filth pia)v6 games are neswy. ABC will provide live coveragie at this time 12:30 (4) and business peinar in a STAR TREK C2) lesson About U from th* 40 PERRY MASON 9] NEWS 11. (4) (1) SWITCH: Beverly Geland assts as Mmc's frlsnd (I) WILD WIfØ Øj OF il PICTURE OF HEALT)t thverVty of FIcr1. slier w 1) FEEDBACK 1) (4) (l) ONE DAY ATA TIME kM and Ctiudi learn a hwd (2) 2 POLICE STORY Sii Lt,isrg, vy 9.4kw Star in v I" Of fl&U)&$ kweS1Is who, arm arspdmlnd, get a 1p thsI PIOS In oppoutt*y lo (LAICNEWS _ a MAYBERRY I LESS houssguists,' w hile STYLE ;i FILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) ____ St m , oo,*siss to flIS horns. Third of Seminole ADS Oriondo Winter Pork M11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - (4) (6) YOUNG AND REST- Ivesle. HiraM, laalerd. FL 3Q.Apartnsr5 UnIurni$,$d UNEMPLOYED Never igain it you have sincere desire and ambition: Serious only please call 5142056 after 4 P.M. or write 1040 Giovanni, Deltcna, Fla. 32163. ELLS DRILLED PUMPS ; SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typqj md sjet Werepar and Service •; STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 2nd :,t 322 uj2 322-2611 or 831-99931 �Eltvuuila INMV tab. 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. Ph. 322.4707 -- FILLED - SCOPAoSCIDA - Sanford, Fl.. .j 't' _____ Ovi.do 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients VA -Medicaid Out Patient Therapy PRESCRIPTIONS The firm may be contacted during off business hours for supplies for condominiums and hospitals In case of an emergency by calling -*39 seven days a week. Gonzalez will open the shop to furnish the parts needed. For every day information about parts and rentals, call King's Supplies six days a week between 8 a.m.4 p.m. -ADV. - "where your friends are" 919 E. 2nd St. - Id NURNG Gonzalez Buys King's Supplies Transfer at ownership at King's Supplies, Sanford plumbing supplier, was coinplated last Friday morning when Phil Gonzalez purchased the business from Flora King. King's division at Gonzalez and Coda Assoc., Inc., is located at 35 Park Dr. The name of the business will remain the same, Gonzalez said, because it Is so well known In the area. -EL WILLIAMS U Immediately, Gonzalez said Friday, adding "after Mrs. -4- PH. MSfl4a '•.. - tA : U 2N4 FRENCH AVE.,SANpOD_p.1 AMPLE PAINO - UTO CESSORIES N & GARDEN QWPMENT PARTSAN° _ cleared " Dr. Barkasaid federal of- OVIEDO TRACTOR CO 0I.ESA& - - DUDA AUTO PARTS AND - U - OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT S62.0302 5 Kathy's IJnkues Choice o I Seminole's swine flu programs In Orange and the cowit commaaround us stop. Inoculation program has been V011111111 V011111111counties were halted ped. halted. nwnl,ia f,,. earlier today. Turn-out Dr. Orville Barks, director of "We were caught right In the shots at [WOOd ieinentary Jj:./ e county health department, middle and had no other School was "very poor," Dr. said he stopped the program at choice," Dr. Barks said. "We Barks said. ..; 1:15 thIs afternoon. Inoculation couldn't after "We don't fear any ad reaction to the shots we've 1. • already glveLLof Barks said, --- BREATHING MACHINES NOW AVAILABLE REGISTRATION STILL -CERAMICS. PAINTINGS 'N .. A FAMILY WITHOUT _ A HOME I' uente Crs; ft. 3fl453$ Other PhosclogAviltuOs I? Judy can provide unique into travel in gland, insight been born and raised OPIN having Pu-scwooi. 2427 HOLLY AVENUE there. She will supply travelers TEACHING (OP 25* ST. BEHIND WINN Dlxii) with material received PROGRAM regularly from the British :45&M.tP.M. 1111110okly Robs v-isio Tourist Authority - in. John and Judy Schienk of Caribbean Cruises offer the personalized service and 111 10 ULUAAU formation on things to do and expertise that make every trip your best. see that may be also discovered a jewel of a portunity to really get away easy m s it you're commodatlons available. In the hotel in Tobego, site of one of from it all. past two years, business trips touring at random. Judy knows the most have been made to England, beautiful International But this Is only a small Landon so well she can even champi on France, Spain, India, Nepal, ship golf courses in sample of what Caribbean give the correct bus number to the world! She reports that the Cruises can do to make take from your hotel to any Mexico, the Caribbean, Los point of interest. She's Angeles, New Orleans, St. area Is tranquil and unspoiled travelling more than just another trip. There Is no detail presently recommending a Thomas, HlstnkI, Leningrad, - a perfect vacation spot. or special request that won't winter package tour to England Panama, Guatamala and Costa The second "treasure" was receive personal attention. Rice. Two recent trips that that has the advantages at shorter duration and lower cod Judy has made have produced unearthed on a trip to the San Wherever you want to go, firsthand recommendations on Bias Islands In Central whatever you want to do, the than those usually offered. America, home of the Cuna Schienks will eliminate the excellent travel buys: Three years of living In South Indians. This is an almost chance of night mares and give America allows Judy to give A package tow for eight days untouched part at the world, the kind of servi ce you've I. ,... h.r ê).. .......a.. particular uaidanee both to to Trinidad and Tnhaun always looked for In a travel tbose ping there and those who available for only $294 including produce the molas (actually a agency. Just a phone can to iUIUUUUIU•UU.i,._llIa......; need aSpIap.aking , j air fare from Miami. Three sort of shirt) becoming an Caribbean Crujsesat&45.20600r consultant. Her knowledge at nights are spent In one place, Popular as wall decorations a visit to their WInerparic Mall $1 ANY OR MORE offices can dart the wheels S. PURCHASE WITH COUPON U Peru is especially extensive. four in the other at the here in the U. Caribbean ioim and Judy Schienk and traveler's choice. The package cruises can arrange air tran- turning on one at the m t FREEMACRAMELESSONS S os Oct. is their staff travel all over the Includes many transportation sportation and WITH PURCHASE Sc- memorable travel experiences • world to check out the ac and hospltalityextras. But Judy commodatlons for this on of your life. - Ally. MACRAMEa SUPPLIES 'GIFTS OFF County Close 's WULI*AIN COIUNKATN NV SANFORD : J Mobile/Portable CI TOTAL Vii UTILITY Isciwdel SpilSiru p-m e MlcripksRS, Aisisisi Sanford, Florida 32M-price 10 Cents a . - t. iuuv.a rijqi handles your travel arrangements, your night. mares are over. 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 � 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 12, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 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 12, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6d168d9b4c891c82ae1df50a7ff44851.pdf 4a5b8ba6588406f32f127ad131e727e0 PDF Text Text I' _ Evening __ I ______________ _____ In H [era I Z 69th Year, No Monday, 11, 1916 Sanford, Florida 32171—Price io Cents to rj ' _ , _ to : Two Cha Policemen rg e Res _ r*4. _______ ' ____ i:! I . ___ __ ..) ' L' M aras sment; BYBOULLOYD Herald Staff Write (j Federal investigators are expected in Sanford later this week to prove allegations of racial discrimination filed by two black pollcemen against the Cit artment. Mean while, one of the officers fa j ___ \ Th ___ says he's being followed • . ____ . _____ %70 PI .1> AA of Li I. _- 0 Ik, J other officers both while he's on patrol and off-duty. The second complaining officer has been hospitalized for a week for hypertension he say3 he behem was 4 ___ - _____ r'li ' - r— •. g -------.- I r' i > __ IT • _________________ $ 3:: ? to c- M M / - 3 - 74 • : and and gold the group had made the highest score nJj become a said a new records system recently adopted by the department is causing Rdditiunal Paperwork "each time you get Out Of the Patrol car" and said it has cut down on public relaWns efforts between officers and merchants and citizm. mz Brooks asid until recently black officers had been assigned the oldest pal cars used by the police, but since the federal 70 complaints were filed these old VeWes have been taken old of service, and reportedly are to be repainted and assigned to detectives. .J. :1 p He claims there are cases wherein the city has Ignored civil service rules and others In which applicants have been turned away and told There are no positions open for h1ackm 11 Brook3sald black officers are assigned to predDmin&n UY black communities for Patrol and are not rotated to other patrol g. P_ Er 03 911 11 - g . . ____ RRU 5 m . t— 2 .. . m m goo '_____ - . _____ . . ____ I . - .. - rn .. . . ~R an CD t 5 I / J JMI In ZIP cn ______ r 3 . 5 MIAMI (AP) ________ I ' - A confidential manual for Jimmy create crowds, handle hecklers and conduct telephone . ME M19 a " Fr . -. _ Miami Herald. goo M ColuistVeraGlasersaldthatsheoalnedacopyof I 2 . " - - .: ____________ 1 a a The handbook gives many standard organizing techniques, but it also advises advance workers to withhold infoation from the press, to use fictitious I -. - 13 ton identities to take polls, and to place television lights to 0 -- $ . Cn, . . . ' > 65 m - . 8 Carter's deputy press secretary Betty Rainwater said . 8cn . M IA highiight Carter's hair, described as the "best in the trade." . E .7 . Sunday that she had not seen much of the pamphlet but wassureitcontzinedno(hingharmfwto"anyoneorany ____ . I -•i• - 0 I 000n',. -- u "' '.. • ll - ___ 0 -- iF or 9 o - ____________________ - -- 9 - I OF NOTICE CONDEMNATION up to decision until Smiths newly a hearing to consider revoking Notke is given that, this building is consider*d INAEMM4 unsa Oty of Sanford intends to hold pc.ed1gsto C Sam city Court Judge Kenneth ffler's also scheduled to consider near Mayfair Country Club that the crowd ... Encourage pan- J.)_ ' .• gan1ze 'spontaneous' cheering ... The city engineer and fire chief TIl E OFFICJU.NOTICE_ WHATHAPPENS NOW' help our candidate be displayed in the most cornplimentary fight possible." Carter employs about 60 advance men under the direction of King. The Knight column Saturday said that me of Carter aides were fired recently for not prodacing crowds. I ., BAround'I"Clock ridge fJ . . . publicity for Carter's - / the candidate. "Never tell people more thari they need to know etterable control what happe ns." ne manual also advises that local workers should be II . . MtN, briefednottolosethelrbeathsaT000ftefl.$theual . . ,- Calendar Comics Crossword FAtorial DearAbby Dr. Lamb B - 4-A l.B Horoscope Iospta1 Otuatks ------------Sports ...............54~A 'Best In Wea ther Women 2.A 1.B The Trade?' Workers who must an weekend campaign rallies are 4-A -. - . warns,turn to jelly, forget their jobs and trail off behind the candidate." book says. Coder, the manual states, "disli kes be in g hustled aro und by excitable people. He needs 15 to minutes of Discovering Col umbus, Pagi Il 1 II Instruct job to do," she said from Carter's Georgia campaign headquarters. althoughl'lladmit•hatwefeelft'sourresponsiblutyto Today the claques to clap, chant, and cheer when the candidate arrives," the manual advis". Thehankte1lsCaer'spress aidestodribb1e out thformaUontoreporterstourem - - Wfl A 'I iI of pctplc." "I think much of it is written in a fairly light-hearted She said she does not believe it centains any tricks, r4C: F 44 behind the onesurvey to estimate how many of a city's residents will be out of town. -Invent a fictitious name like Resort Marketing, Inc.," to use in the calls,the ____ ________ -__ vance chief for the Democratic presidential candidate. . —CL - See APP Page 2A Of Sanford Ave. Bldg. On Agenda asmchance Carter's campaign workers advises them to use tricks to polls, says a Knight Newspapers column published in The \'N homeowners and parks people met. Kanelis and Di" s p aying The Candi"date 2 . have chance ' Pr C " hL a °'• Or S Final purchase awaits an 11PPraisal to insure county officials the land is worth the asking price. The site is located On Douglas Road near Altamonte Sprtigs. Today, William reiterated last Tuesday's position that it was "rt" to vote on acquisition of the park site until to other officers here." - drinking and sleeping'_ g the project. happened to me doesn't happen demoli tion of the building. A Sept. 23 ruling in favor of the tonight Holy boss Episcop l report to the city com defender. The Sanford team - city of Lake Mary. Sanford and Church's request for the city It prevailed Saturday by a mlssioners says the building is IS smaller neighbor had 34-0 score. Pop Warner League details, gone to close Fourth Street between "being used by trespassers for court over 3DO 5A_ __ acres of land Park and Magnolia avenues. + 113 - - of Third Street and commissioners delayed a the city commission scheduled recommending 8 . Er parks committee. Comm1or Dick Williams c the one vote in me e moc t1c commissioners Oppositionthre rs Mike Hattaway, Sid Ven Jr. and Harry Kwiatkowski voted in favor of On Sept. rhood Warner League action by a Jackson llefrhts ' ' IT I to 91. • / . CO to F_ TONY L. BROOKS JR. minimum standards But hired attorney, Frank the occupational license for the zoal (Herald p by c ng official John Steffens Whigham, had time to prepare teenagers' gathering place. rep tha t apresentation. Another hail Hot done. MAY THIS DANCE? Attheir last meet, the Foot's was ordered cl osed by The police department has commissioner also delayed a the comm ission Sept. 27. Sanford junior midget player Tyrone Lowery is joined the building department decision on appealing Circuit The commissioners 3re caught from behind just short of the goal line in Pop in / / ___ Z — from "Hell," KaIneells said today, 641A and behold the pI boad recommended it — and to bell with Apple Valley." The most controversial both cities claimed. Leffler have recommended that the Sanford sewage treatment Item of the meeting, which will awarded the land than by injecting in deep into and the street be kept open. plant. begin at 7 at Sanford city hail, is property taxes e eart th to Lake Mary. The commissioners will be Condemned bldlngs, hor expected to be the continuation Other items on tonight's Sanford would like to asked to confirm a decision by 3whoes, sewers, court appeals of a public hearing on a request Co mmi ssion erthe John agen da include bids on Morris, who chairs control development of the land the regional sewer committee and churches are all planned for a rezoning that woul sewer ments at Goldsboro Park, d allow since it lies win the prime to begin worktoward co discussion top committee, will also ask the a prove for topjg's a restauran t at 2101 French Jaycees' pro posal to build recharge area for the city's structing system that will commission to back the corn- horseshore pitching Sanford city commission Ave. to expand. court at water supply. see Sanford , Lake Mary and imttee's rneetng. decision to dispose of Fort Mellon Park, and a The city Planning and Unless a special meeting is north Seminole by expanding treated waste water by lengthy list of relati vely routine The commission may Zoning Commission has called to consider th e appeal, and improving the esisting spraying It o decide the fate of a building r ecommen ded denial of Guy's toni ver land rather b ines& ght is the commission 's last condemned m February 19Th Bar B Que owner George chance to decide to continue the that has been recommended for Smith's request. A group . of court figM,which haseady demoli tion by city crews, a Job residents from the Highland cost taxpayers close to $1,000. that w cost taxp yers about Park 1 A ar neighbo n e r publichearing restaura nt including City was expected to be conProperty owner Joe L. Commissioner A,A. troverslalhasbeencance!ed.It Moss of Galne ha bom McQanahan spoke against deals with Blast-Off granted four time extensions the proposed rezoning at the Amusement a game room on give him an opportunity to last meeting of the city corn- South Sanford Avenue, that was bring the building at the mission Sept. 27, but the closed do by is owner after Sanford Avenue rn . D Homeowners contend they weren't provided proper notification. Thie commission decision was based on a recom. SeeU&,PagezA corner _ I - - g -- d the comoo tfli3siOfl$ decision to spend $256000 Caught homeowner s "totally to by - .- H to 7b Committee an and no black input Into department planning and work assliP a 0 . 0 Co., of Orlando. I OYf II ( V — a last Tuesday n1g1I 3-1 vote to buy Ow land from Overstreet Investment WPM : a a . ' m 6 ' - _ a Out a plan of a" -- aga'rjt the county's 'surprise" decision W-0. vI to IQ-dLue a 49--jI park afte. — cla;'It Is going to be a real slugfest: it has On makings of another - ... 9 - n By JACQUELINE Herald st writ .' 2 9 - g a — E a The At City Commission Meeting Tonight l c 01% P ByEDPau rr HeraM8tffWrfter, I Vail HomeownersAssociation's Board of __ a p rn> . k g Directors, at a specW meeft tonight will map 'I just want to see that what's zones of the city as are white officers, re a re la supervisors Brooks also complained that no b ck ate.' 5 Pa • . marked car& Z gig Z 6 IL vented on the spur_of4bemomenL,, ays ater wasCaW partially caused by the filing of the complaints with U* Both Brooks and Moore say they were unsuccessful in efforts federal to see scored rn Equal Employment opportunity Commission .Yearinv~lW onapa n:eg; (EEOC) at Miami. Moore, a I According to an EEOC notice on file at c1tv hall, patro ocal department, said he at lFnen TMY L Em"i Jr. am john c, Moore ht ch butwastransferred.. --ged racial baci w Patrol. He said Ujat BuUer gave the reason jis,,othie public and 6W rots violations in job Classification, wanted you back an U* street$ in employment, uniformo You'd be better in prom one the uniform anyway. police Moore, contracted at his Florida North hospital Police Chief Ben Butter wasn't availaWe today for comment room at Altamonte Springs, said he was hospitalized a week ago for on allegations by the officers in interviews ension and in9 e3densive testing He SAW he week Butler and Other city officials 90 said they would have no doesn't know how longunder he'll be in the hospital but that he's been comment Pending completion of the federal investigatton. recei ving telephone calls almost daily from other officers Brooks said today that since the abg of the EEM com. bits that he and Moore'have been excluded from police per- inquiring about the federal Complaints. "I've been told I'd better give Lip on this (complaint). But I nelmee in 3 andoberofficersontheforee have been dt can't give up now, I've gone too far." they are to refer any questioning by federal investigators to the Brooks " frequently competitive tests are not ado city's labor attorneys. ministered for Promotions within the police department, and B oks, who presently is asalgned to a nit ro patrol shit said names o(thnee who de take tests and th& scores aren't he's been followed while on patrol as well as off-d uty by officers in ped for inspection at the police station. He ~!l _____ ago, sold he appUed for a transfer from um patrol to detective em ago. Hd aid after he protested about no action 101= 1 = 1 thiswith little sldvar he and quarters 'Cefour noti e and given 41a ted in. . 1, 000 r A Protestin r Brooks, a deparmg More managncM empioye it Jacksonville before he Joined the pollee force nearly tow years r _ Probers Due idents private time to prepare for every major speech. There must be decent private holding room with bathroom near where he will speak." The Presidefltlaican didate also likes a sandwich with coldbuttermilkorlcedteawjthlemOnon the $idewbeflhe arrives at his hotel And, if he sta ys at a private club, the advance man must be certain it is not a segregated club. Those who i co mpany Carter on the stageshould ddie American in appearance and balanced I What Are They Really Like? Political Profiles Begin Tuesday __ by race and sex." - -. -. ..---- i 6IYE URIIE fly A �!!!si,, Irs, k.rt PL Muidiy, t. 11, W7 2 Seminole M e' Held In Bcr ' Murder NAT ON JNBRIEF.. . . . Endangered Whoopers Flying H ~ ~ patrons South To Nest ALAMOSA, (lo. (AP) —At least four whooping cranes, the fragile fruit of an experiment to save an all-but-vanished species, are safely migrating south to winter nests, a wildlife expert says. Charles Bryant, manager of the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge, said Sunday that two whoopers hatched from Canadian eggs this spring by sandhill crane foster parents and two yearlings have been sighted in Colorado. Aflfth has already arrived at Its New Mexico wintering spot, a sixth is still at Its Idaho birthplace, and a seventh is believed safely en route. An eighth whooper died Sunday, several days after flying Into a fence. I columbus Ritual For The Candidates Wanted: IN BRIEF Head-On Collision Kills Two In Tampa Newspapers — POMPANO BEACH (AP) Treasure hunt er Norman Scott says tales of pirated Wells Fargo chests and stacks of bullion bars are l uring him to search Vktorlo Peak and Its desert basin In the San Andrea Mountains, New Mexico. Scott, who is preparing to take a crew of 17 Into the mountains next month, said said that $25,000 worth of ree search has convinced him that much of the "Doc Noss legend" Is hogwash but enough is documented to warrant a search for the treasure. He said he believes the treaiure might be In the rugged desert basin and not on the tiny, wart-shaped hill. FLORI[* H . For Recycling " The Lift. Red School Ruse seeds old By The Associated Press A head-on collisslon in Tampa that claim ed two lives was among the accidents reported to the state Highway Patrol bringing the weekend death toll to at least ii. Troopers Identified the victims as Ronnie E. Chattln, 33, and his passenger, Ferris L. Toole Sr., 35, both of Tampa. Officers said that Chattin was driving the wrong way In the eastbound lane of Fowler Ave. and struck another vehicle. By 1% Associated press Then Carter moved on to a vised services at That Baptist newspliersommaretbas Every four years, Columbus Grid-American banquet In the Church of Dallas, the largest ever, according to Day merges with the home urne city. There, he promised church in the Soidhern Baptist (ktlae Jose., erector. drddi of the presidential can- that he would support the ro- Convention. Its pidor, the Rev. Mtkeb the scheul for paign, and the cdklat., per. ration of the rule of the Greek WA Criswell, publicly en. retarded prehsekr, Is MIAMI (AP) A former cocktail waitress form set rituals of parades and majority on Cyprus, when Tur- dorsed the President. teap.rselly dosed, Mrs. lei and go-go dancer who helped federal agen laying the of wreaths in honor of kish troops control more than The Rev.Mr. Criswell, a psi ts in J..es hipn it will respea a drug the Italian discoverer of half thoisland. SEATTLE (AP) —Senior citizens are mcee case has filed an $80,000 claim agains tor with a habit o( speaking out ikstlly. lithe meantime, than "no-deposit no-return bottles you just America. the government for losses she suffered undert on politics, Was sharply critical she mid, several Projects carter today also attacked : throw away," says a retired union organizer Today, President Ford was Ford's claim that the adrnlnlsa new identity. are heft put Into adieu to carter In his sermon because planning to mark raise miasy fur the Little Columbus tratlon supports efforts to of his Interview with Playboy Marie Rand, 24, assumed a fictitious Day InØawrethete hare on their own behalf. "Irs a sign of the Identify under th e federal prctctIve identity th bbyt'ottoj Is. rnagzilne. tunes: Senior citizens aren't The collection of old rci. Carter released ofa program for those who assist federal law about to crawl In Washington, aewsur, while letter he said proved n. a "salacious, pornographic for recycling away and die," said 55-year-old Norm &lut In enforcement and then must "disappear" to has l Democratic challenger Jimmy clusively that Ford opposed maas1ne." He called Ford a been a mosey aninteew.schutisteaiou their lives. Protect Carter was attending Cohanbus Con si's ho raising pI.Jeet for the toimposetax president w "se'k Godly around the state this fall for representatives of Day services at Our Lady of penalties on Americana, wisdom In making worldly 11 I school, and the adsenior citizen groups and retiree organ Pompeii church in Chicago and that cooperatedth sions. Ford, he said, had mlat.r. are Oft to e b deci walking In the Columbus Iy boycott izations. He plans to form a statewide coorbeen asked for an Interview by iteP 'P the program, said By DONNA EgrES asked McIntosh to determine parade there. dinatlng council — a unified voice to take on Playboy Mrs. isumi. and had refused. The Herald Staff Writer The letter, from Treasury whether the city can Cancel As the campaign enters its imon, was the IV?? legislat ure. It also will keep records of of sax per.ons Drop..! f points for JU5fl3 lkiuoi license. William S MIAMI (AP) Funds to purchase land to nal flute weeks, the Retmbli. Secretary Qty Atty. Kenneth McIntosh aewsers are Taf eta legislative voting and attempt to influence Other Items on the agenda for cia, and Democrats are wooingthe written last August. It called create the 570,000-acre Big Cypress Swamp as Uchuge, President Ford, he said, 217 S. 1978 elections, will report on the progress of tonight's meeting Include: the nation's etlmlc and religotu tax legislation "an a natural preserve may be exhausted by next Magiolla; Sem inole Inappropriate and dangerous experienced a renewal of faith his Investigation Into the approval of the position of voting group., which f spring, a project officer says. e past Coast, th three Aas.datl.0 years. for Casselberry City Council's operations supervisor In the Wocks In major awing dates. response to a delicate foreign in again Is a term that makes me The National Park Service has already authority and responsibility utility department; funding of And both Ford and Carter tried policy Chilean office, problem imcomfortable in a sense. But if bought, ta ken options on or started conHiawatha; and In the concerning the operations at initiation for membership In to exploit the perceived blun.. During LiSt Week's debate, you want to call It born again, car ports of private homes Club Juana at that panel's 7:30 the East fee demnation of more th an 206,000 acres in the Central Florida ders of their opponents in Ford said he had vigorously op. ru use that language." meeting tonight. at 157 Fairway and 112 Regional Planning Council; seeking support of one group or po rare Southwest Florida wetland. the Arab boycott. Carter Ford's, Michael, I Tangerine Dr., all Ii McIntosh was instructed by authorization for requesting another. said Simon's letter shows that sad" with an interview given to :eh t hide for a brush chipper and In Chicago, c the city Ford was deceitful. Newsweek magazine. Michael, Other drop-off points determine the city's respon- recommendation on hid for line to pound away at Ford's state____ Ford, meanwhile, was seekwho Is studying for the minis. (ScIlde the ca r POrt of a cleaning equIxnent, sibility and a uthority under mont that the Soviet Union does big the votes of Southern Sap. try, said Carter Is ( fl OW private home at 315 In a workshop to follow charter and laws to reguiate the not dominat e the nations of JACKSONVILLE (AP) The fists, a constItuncy some have candidate who "has a personal, Ave., Losgwood, nudity at the topless go.go regular meeting, an address Eastern Europe. conceded to Carter. president of th e Duval Teachers Union says (Ci'-ied Frim Page I-A) diøi' Of the Intimate relationship with establishment after City will be heard from Clyde Rice, Speaking to a banquet of Pol. 6,000 public school teachers In Jacksonville Todd said they were wader the impromlon an opportunity In Texas, Ford attended felt- Jesus Christ." Country Kettle Reataurait Council Chairman Sal Orlando president of the Altamonte- Ish-Amerlcanj, Carter pledged ' would be provided those )eoaers who attended the session to 7 Cauelberry, ; will strike Thursday if there is th ere is no reported to colleagues that Casselberry Chamber of that no word or deed of a get back with all association rn.mli. to progress towards a new contract. . information he was privileged Commerce regarding the Democratic White House would Th " is to see from State Attorney Christmas Parade; a letter ennhint at acceptance ofpe r. is not 1968, th is is 1976," James W. But the parks board met last Monday before home owners U& '742, Abbott herring's office con- from County Judge Wallace manent Soviet domination of Geiger said. "Today we are part of organized c[ed a meeting. Hall on the phase-out of Eastern Europe. j corning the club ,,shocked labor and our picket lines will be joined by '1%)T dIcfrlJ to g&iiaeaa 1 municipal cuurts will be heard; "It's time we had leaders who (Coatllaned Prom Page 1-A) to other union mem land bers." withno an engineer's report regarding will speak up Id mentL for freedom In Teachersarouncj the state walked out in 1968 "We didn't have any opportunity to express Orlando said that the council, Lake Yvonne will be given; a Eastern Europe and also In Brooks, who was discharged from the U.S. Army with rank of In accord with a U.S. Suprmee before they (corninJasloners) went ahead end voted on and for ce d th e Florida Legislature to increase resolution on public works rest of the world," Carter said. TOdd after spendIng 14 months In Vietnam; said, "Hopefully added. Court decision, ha.sthe power W employment act will be constate aid to public schools. While most of the "Detente depends upon the EEOC Investigation will bring about changes In the police Todd said directors tonight will decide on a coarse of set moral standards for the sldered and Councilman recognizing the legitimate aspiteache rs returned to work after a few days, department's attitude toward black officers and there will be That decision will be presented to the 100'member association at a community and apparently Charles Sizer's request C. th e dispute lingered in Jacksonville for lack of more bl.cks hired and the city will itthere to Its own civil serrations of the people of Poland, under Its occupa tional licensing meeting Wednesday night. Association members may appear at regarding procedure for Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Ro. Vice rules and regulations," a noreprisal agreement. WINTER SPRINGS ordinance can rescind the the commission meeting on Oct. agenda Preparation will be mania and the rest of Eadem Brooks said he doesn't look for any promotions for himself as Following the nightspot's license. He also dlscue(j. monthly a result of the federal probe but "i Just want to see Europe." that what's departmental reports, City Parks Administrator Jim Buck said homeowners had happened to me doesn't happen to other officers here." Council plans to take final "couple of weeks" to voice their protest. "Maybe that wasn't Due to the EEOC Investigation the city must preserve action tonight on four or. Buck added. Buck sat In on u the Sept. fl meeting. He said ''" ''-— — w u cvwpiainz as well as records of """ nomeowners are worried about vandalism, traffic, fencing and Up for second readings are ; other employes holding positions similar to any positions that the design of the park to be located near their development. Brooks and Moore may have sought. the new sign ordinance; DISCHARGES John F. McDevltt Jr. T1i.IO is 120-day period In which EEOC Investigators are to ADMISSIONS ith0ihiMbon of the municipal decision In August 1975 to purchase a clay pit. Homeowner, near S f d . ss s oundfor _ Sanford: assess the site protested,the coamduion backed off an the MW vote to Philip J. Allen I the complaints the city will be Wined accordingly. Russell E. Webb, Deltons Nova MmUult for the Police education fund; : and County Atty. Tin Freeman plus Hattaway and Irene Brown Carol A. Jordan, Longwood Joan Rife, DeBary It J IflcaUon Isfo und thetOd al admin auveag, the 1975-fl fiscal budget or. Kwiatkowski were Indicted by Seminole County Grand Jury Raymond It Eden for Patricia Levasseur, trYto"medate"change5Incoflons byflhe fy Leon A. Ames, Deitona dinance and ordinance on If this alleged Violations of Florida's Sunshine Law. Joyce L Edwards charges were Longwood tail the EEOC could file federal court lawsuits on behalf Alice Teffi, Deltoca rezofllfl5 procedure. dismissed, but were appealed by t he date attorney's off ice. of the Charles S. Faulkner Nancy G. Spears, Orlando officers. Also on Essle M. House, lake Mary Actually, t he Apply Valley site Is the second controversy to agenda wm Frances E. Galloway Leroy James, Oviedo Percy L Mercer, Lake Mary pa nt for Mack Fire eflct Over Parb thIs year. A former park sife chosen by the p Henry J. Grandmalson Peace Saudi Roberts. Lake Mary truck stated for BIRTHS delivery soon : board was rejected by the comnhltilon after, homeowner, showed Phyllis Jenkins Deborah Sears, Lake Mary discumlon of Mr. and Mrs. Travis (San. o- : uP in form to protest. Charles F. Morris Robert D. Dean, odeen BELFAST, Northern Ireland (A?) struction In Planned Unit • An Alene M. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Richard angry mob of Roman Catholics punched (Novai and James Ryan MAYOex Office. Therisult, a girl, Sanford kicked the two leadersof the Women's Peace RczWW H. Tillman Z : : Margaret H. Willman Movement and destroyed their cars while the DISCHARGES : 9 Beatrice B I ison nette, Sanford: women took refuge in a Belfast church. LONGWOOD A public from B-i to C-i Commercial on DeBary Uura J. Garrett hearing at Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan tried 7 tonight will property on I E. Sanlando . Ralph E. Chalfant, DeBary William precede the regula: CIty Springs Road. to address a meeting of the Turf Lodge Ten. Beatrice Ruff, DeBary Elizabeth C. McClelland Council meeting. The hearing ants Association. The meeting was called on Heading the regular agenda Bernadette Stafford, DeBary Susan F. Meeker, DeBary will be an a request by Sunday to protest the death earlier in the day , Blake ill be renewal of Roy L Thomas, DeBOJ Rose M. Loyd, Orlando and Cole for change of zoning with Animal a 13-year-old of boy hit in the head by a British Ethel Cullum , Delthna County THE : Control for dog control Frederick C. George, Deltoria soldier's plastic bullet. Longwood. Lucille D. Marks, Deltona U Also up for discussion will be Charlotte M. Simmons, a Meeting drainage problem behind the : Del to us Carter kennels on 1.ongwood Mary Hitteil, Lake Monroe WEELLC.NE TOKYO (AP) China's leaders are Markham Road; a paving Charles F. Jemery, Orange Juneofi9the Iovedprofes believed to be waiting for a meeting of the was awarded the Doctor of petition to pave Overstreet City 1I .1 Dr. Wendell C. Stone, lAws Degree NNO-M ..90 Communist party Central Committee before Ruby West, Pensacola nd, In 1970, was Avenue; a request for a street 11 "' M I Professor Emeritus _____ tight In Lengwoo Groves /,, at Rollins presented the officially naming Premier Hua Kuo-feng to Hamilton OCTOBER15 Holt by College, died Oct. 5 at th for David Massey; and late e Medal and th e ODK ADMISSIONS award succeed Mao Tsetung as pa rty ch airman. But Winter Park charges on water Towers his excellence In teaching. Sanford: another report from Peking appears to inPmt Porno following a Donald J. Anderson iog t lln. dicate that Hua is Mao's successor. .a Dr. Stone served as the TrirvIc, Martha M. Bellamy _________________________________ Elected as Professor DlrectorofBoyslnt he Je " Brends J. Brooks Emeritus in April of 197o, Dr. Court, New Haven, Conn. in Willie M. Daffron I CIrcWt Court Judge A.J. Hosemsnn Jr. today Stone served Rollins as 19 and served as a member of Ruby N. Jones ) contlnusd until Nov. 25 two Professor of Philosophy, the American Phllophical Mae K. Lowe major criminal trials that had • . been scheduled in his court this week. f t he Faculty and, from 13 to Association, P1 Gamma Mu, SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Donna S. Medlin' Nathaniel Lee Wllliin 195Z as , Cadle Brewer Co , Dean of the College. Dr. Phi Delta Theta and the Winter s, 25 LEISURE TIME PROGRAM Gordon A. Sweeney Sanford, had been scheduled to go to trial on 1574 Y. Stone was a member Of Park University Club. Sandra L Taylor charges of attempted murder, first de Rollins community for 37 years gree arson, throwing a Claude A (1933-70). destIctive d1ce, W conspiracy in connection with the Dr. Stone Is survived by his Olga Young ,,SUm IN Trim," begins Oct. 12, meets Tuesday and fire-bombing of the residence of a Sheriff's Wife, Manila, and Sons, Frank Alexander Grant, DeBary de',gy . Thursday, 940:30 am., ends Nov. 11. Fee $15. A native Californian, Or. and Also continued until Nov. was the lottery trialof Alex, all residing in Winter Derims C. Kimball, DeBary Stone received his A.B. degree Clay ton "Drawing I," eight weeks, beginsO . 11, meets Monday 7. Thomas, ii, Altamonte Springs. Thomas Park. Horace J. Allen, Deltona was from Pomona indicted in July by a statewide grand jury in connection 10 P.M. College, Paul M. Chico, Deltona Claremont, Calif., and his Class will explore line drawing, form drawing, and the with $50-Ma-week lottery allegedly Operating In Memorial Services were AflCS H. Lengel, Deltona Ph.D. (torn Yale University. In held Friday In the Knowles Seminole and Orange Counties elements of composition and design In drawing. Drawing media He 13 charged wjiji conducting a lottery, pou used will include ink, Charcoal , conte crayon, and pencil. Fee of campus. Possession of lottery parapllernalia. Itery tickets, and $15. Both defendants are free on bo __________________________________________ "Class Guitar," for people with little or no experience with nd pen Wit I U get ) OUE skit'i., )l ihty calls from the pec çk V lit) t.1) It' trial. ten weeks, begins Oct. 12 meets Tuesday 7:30-9 p.m. the guitar, Sunday's high 7$, today's low the 'leiltiw Pages I() (II1(J aUk)flk)hilC or truck rentals' TOMORROW'S TIDES Y. I1enj Ocl Funeral Covers basic m usic theory, chord progressions, acNotice 11. Rainfall: 21 ladies. 'sour YeIkn Daytoiaa Beach: hIgh 11:07 Sates Rep can deshin a flrgram for P companlment, and development of chord-melody solo, t t'ti that'lI make it easier for ibe people 10 (intl am., 11:20 p.m., low 4:2* s.m., t)U. Instructor: Tony LIina. Fee: $15. Considerable cloudiness IS p.m. MILLS, MIS. EVILYN PUbI,,d Daily Wough Tuesday. Highs am U Pad CagWnd: Wo 11.0 WALKER — me mor lil sqfvic@s Sunday, e,C,pf "Modeling," eight weeks, begins Oct. 14, meets Thursday by The Sonlard and Horald. Inc. ay and Chris tmas , and lowi tonight Ii the upper a.m., 10:4* p.m., low 4:24 am., tar Mgj. Evelyn Mills. SO, OS 21)7 MàQnOII Ave. Sanford, who yeuow pages SICOfld CPau 4:52 p.m. d'4 Thtssday, will be at tO am. Paid ii 5410er4, FlO,,di 31?11 The classes listed above are fee-supported, and are presented HOrni. Delq, Iii. Northeast winds mosijy Wednesday at the Lutheran Bayport: high 3:23 am., 4:43 ss c en ts , MO,Ih, s at no cost to the taxpayer. Those desiring more Information may lr $14 10 Chwch at the Mal In F Redeemer with around 15 m.p.h. p.m., low 15:27 a.m., 10:11 p.m. i', horn, delve, All Minth. 5710. CMOnth. Othrr m,&,. Rev. LA Reucher OHicltiq contact the Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community Ste 20 12 Monin College. Exlnformanf Sues For Losses Senior Citizens Organizing - I Land Funds Running Low - Apple Valley Owners P t Plan For Park - - ' Dick Batchelor (D) and Lew Earle (R) will appear at the general membership meeting of the Maitland-South Seminole Ch am ber of Commerce at noon Thursday at th e Maitland _____ Civic Center. A news media panel will question the Ordinances UP)1 Al.' candiates. The public, is Invited. c ,. ....... State Rep. Vince Fechtel (R-Leesburg) will address the Casselberry Rotary Club at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the Caboose Restaurant, Casselberry. Fechtel will speak on the nine constitutional amendments to appear on the Nov. 2 ballot. - MRLD Mob Attacks Leaders Of Movement Longwood F oning Hearin - - . ____ - . AREA DEATH _________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Chinese Await Panel in - '' . / __________ __ Postond LEARN FOR FUN _______ - ct 3 out of 4 adults find help intheYellow Pages. WEATHER - Ening ___________________ GET YOUR ' _____ __________ I - SHARE OF THE ACTM IN ,,, =— I f)____,_J ? -, nuymunu, i..Ipon or Markham Woods Road has been named chairman of the Seminole County volunteers uvij- . , - Scott says he reached an agreement about a month ago with Bailey to cooperate In the treasure h unt. "Bailey knows where It Is, I don't," Scott says. "I've got the Permit to search. Bailey dominated the convention PONTA DELGADA, Azores (AP) Americas balloonist Ed Yost, rescued nearly 600 miles short of his goal, says he feels "perfect" and "in good spirits because I broke lots of records." Yost was forced down In the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday east of the Azores, cutting short his attempt to become the first man to cross the ocean In a balloon. But his - headquarters near Washington said that before Yost ditched, he traveled longer nearly 107 hours and farther 2,500 miles than any other balloonist. The previous records were 87 hours, set In 1913 by German named H. Kaulen, and 1,351.9 miles, set In 1914 by H. Berliner, another German. The West German trelgh.r Elisebeth !tn rescued d and was taking him to Gibraltar. The ship wss expected to arrive there Tuesday morning. The 57-year-old balloon manufacturer from Sioux Falls, S.D., took off from the coast of Maine lad Tuesday, headed for "anywhere between Norway and Spain." He radioed Saturday night that be was about 700 mIles west of Portugal but had run Into strong vertical winds and was being tossed up and down. His balloon's height was controlled by r.I,iafrag either helium from the balloon or ballast from the gondola. Yost said he was running out of ballad and helium and was gradually settling toward the ocean. Portuguese navy officials In the Azores said he told them the buffeting also made him W. U.S. and Portuguese officials in the Azores began preparing for an ocean rescue. Shipping In Yost's flight path was alerted to his predicament. A U.S. Air Force Hercules rescue plane left from the American air base at Lajes, In the Azores. It carried two paramedics trained in ocean rescues, ready to Jump Into the water If necessary. A Portuguese corvette was also dispatched to the area. Yost touched down In good weather at 0657 GMT (5:57 a.m. EDT) Sunday 250 miles east of the Azores and 560 miles southwest of Lisbon, Portugal. A U.S. military spokesman said Yost Jettisoned the balloon as soon as he hit the water, leaving the Steel and plastic gondola floating on a relatively calm sea. The Hercules circled overhead, but the water was reported a warm 68 degrees, and Yost appeared to be in no danger, so the paramedics remained in the plane. The Elisabeth Soften, which was en route to Egypt, picked up Yost and the gondola about three hours later. "Used to be most of our cl ients were women ,"said Jane of Orlando. "Then after the introduction of the pill, husbands got uptight and wanted usto spy on their women ." agenda. But John L Russell of Orlando, who circulated his book telling how to bypass and remove locked transmissions In t& .aInutes or less, said that the rumance and danger 'are Still there, not so different from paperback novels. Repossession of cars Is one of the varied assignments given to private investigators. "To some men, their car Is like a sex ob. Ject," Russell said. Bob Jane, who built his reputation for child snatching as an agent for a divorced parent, said that domestic disputes still bring In a large percentage of a detective's money. then-presidential assistant John Ebrllclunan to Treasury Secretary David Kennedy mentioned an Arizona mai who "claims to have secret knowledge of the Jocjen of 7Ø bars of gold weighing between 40 and 50 pounds each.' - - Garretson, wi has been in the business for 30 years, said he's seen the private detective's work evolve from peddling twobit Information to troubleshooting for corporations. He said he solved one crime by studying brands on more than 10,000 hides of slaughtered cattle, broke up a gang em beiiling meat from a meat Packing chain, and has been Involved In raids on South American sugar beet plantations. for U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly. Mrs. Lipton is the Markham Woods delegate to the Seminole County League of Civic Associations and corresponding secretary of the League. *She is a member of the Seminole County Republican Executive Committee, on the board of directors of the Suburban Women's Republican Club, and was active in civic affairs in her native New York prior to moving to Florida three years ago. - - ,1 - - - - W. Springs ITA I N AT H OSPITAL national amateur boxing chain. plonshlp before World War IL "Just a belly and ear gun," he said. "You've got to 'shoot 'em' In the belly or ear to do any good." The weekend convention for florida prh.,. detectives was held at Bahia Mar the same place MacDonald's fictitious hero Travis McGee keeps his Imaginary houseboat docked during his exploits. However, Garretson and his fellow private eyes say the reality comes with such hassles as law suits and a new state law req uiring $300,000 Insurance coverage for every licensed agent and his employes. Such administrative problems District 33 and District 43 candidates for th e Florida House of Representatives Greg Drummond (R) and Robert Hattaway (D) and - - Noss never found the fortune. Some legends claim the loot was the secret stash of Emporer Maximililan of Mexico or cache 01 an errant Jesuit prie. Aners say the mountain was the vault of Apache chief Victorlo who was stain In 1850. then gave the U.S. Treasury a "candy-bar sized" gold honk which was later confiscated by Secret Service agents. As early as 1570, the' White House had shown Interest In the story. A July 1570 memo from Panel To Quest!on Candidates _____ U OSO Probe Due Range and his company, Expeditlors Unlimited, has a 10day search permit from the army. Among Scott's backers Is famed criminal lawyer F. Lee Bailey, who represents a halfdozen clients who claim to know exactly where more than 100 tons of gold are hidden. "Give an J ust 30 minutes and a helicopter and I can lead the commanding general rigid to the treasure and show It to him," Bailey said In an Interview three years ago. Scott said he was hired last sense to join forces." Several people, including Noss' widow Violet Noss Yancy and the State of New Mexico, have Staked a claim to any treasure, but Scott said that only Bailey's clients have shown him evidence of a find. "I've been given a gold statue and a gold bar by the Bailey people as factual evidence," Scott said. "We're having tests done now to determine the gold content and age of the ssen pies." Bailey's business manager, Wayne Smith, said that Bailey told his old friend, former At. torney General John Mitchell, .1 I doesn't. Obviously ft made aboutthegolddoryfn1g73,a Political Briefs Duval Teachers May Strike - Scott said he his spent by the widow of Doc Nos, months rnapptng Out lilsusault who died 27 years ago with a on the Henbrlllo Basin In the bullet In his head and tales of a Army's White San Missile fabulous fortune on his lip.. Private Eyes Convene, Talk, Yawn FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) Although the setting was Straight out of a John D. MacDonald mystery, the sleuths who showed up for a convention here talked in less excitin g terms. "It's boring," ad iltted Cy Garretson, a Clearwater detective, as he d to pay attention to a discussion of lobbying methods, "But It's essential." Garretson, a huge, baldheaded man with a gruff, dusty voice, could have sprung from the pages of a paperback mystery. Armed? "You're covered," he quipped as he pulled out his hand from a pocket in his baby-blue coat. That big fist took him toa - . Nightclub lss,U*e Report Slated Msidey, Oct. If, 7-4A Tales Of Gold Lure Treasure Hunter It By BOB LLOYD near Geneva. the fracas, was shot as he and other bar IleraldStaff Writer Deputies said Kenneth Bagwell, 31, of Sorrento, crowded to the door of the bar. Officers said six Two northeast Seminole County men were being died from a bullet wound in the head after the shots are believed to have been fired from outside held without bond in the Lake County Jail today on shooting at the bar. Another ba patron was the bar, penetrating the door. Bagwell reportedly murder charges following a Saturday night incident wounded and hospitalized, deputies said. was shot In the chest as well as the head. at a bar at Sorrento in which a Lake County man was, Seminole officers said two rifles were seized In a Seminole deputies seized a small red Pickup killed In a volley of rifieshoth. wooded area near the Chaudoin brothers' trailer, truck after the arrests. They said It was lmpowide(g Seminole sheriff's deputies Sunday afternoon Investigators said the shooting occurred after at Sanford where It was to be processed by Lake arrested two brothers, Jimmy and Clark Chaudojn, two men were ejected from the bar during a fight. County officers today for possible evidence In the 30 and 22, at their trailer home at Mullet Lake Park Deputies said Bagwell, who had been involved in shooting case. ... ~ Ev.siip Nora, Ssiu,rd, FL M. — Three of Florida's leading farmers two Democrats and one Republican have been named to head the Florida Farmers for Ford - - campaign for President. CALENDAR _ Selected were chairman Bill Herlong, a MONDAY, OCTOBER 11 Sanford La Leche League meeting for expectant and nursing mothers, 8 p.m., 113 W. Crystal Drive TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12 Women's Auxiliary, VFW Post 10106, Sanford,, 8 p.m. Meeting at the Post Home. All members try to attend. Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees luncheon meeting, 11:45 a.m. Home Citrus Seminar. 7:30-9:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Speaker Frank Jasa, county agricultural agent. Sterling Park Elementary School third grade open house, 7:30 p.m. Friends of the Si. Johns, 7:30 p.m., First Federal, First Street, Sanford. Speaker, Dennis Auth, consultant and first director of St. Johns Management District Leesburg citrusman, and co-chairman Abney Cox, a Coral Gables potato farmer, farmer and Ed Fletcher, a Quincy cattleman and vegetable farmer. TALl JISSEE (AP) the program will have proven functionally illiterate," Tucker Officials say that if the pro. Welfare mothers who are such a success that it will be said. "They are frustrated and grain Is successful In getting unemployed and have no Job expanded statewide," said disco uraged people who don't the hardcore welfare recipients skills will be paid while training Murray Tucker, an [IRS con- know the work system, on payrolls the returns will be in private or local government sultant. although they know the welfare about $5 for every $1 spent on Jots In a pilot program meant to The program will be rertrict. system very well." the pilot project. - solve chronic welfare cases. ed to women who have been reSimilar programs are curTucker said there is a popular The project is scheduled to ceiving Aid toFamiUes with De- misconception that people want rently underway in New Jersey, begin this month In Jackson- pendent Children for more than to be on welfare. vile with 100 welfare women three years. They will be placed "Most of these women with several children the in private or local government - most hardcore of the unem. jobs to get work experience and very sincere about wanting to work but they have ployed. In February, another 50 learn Governing Board. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce quarterly director's meeting, 8 a.m., Chamber building. Coffee and Atlanta and San Francisco, Tucker said. rolls. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 Women's Auxiliary VFW Post 10106, Sanford, 8 p.m. C.oppercraft party, Post Home on the lakefront. Everyone invited. Get some new Christmas decorating ideas. Overview of Environmental Changes and Their Impact on the Balance of Nature class, 9:30 a.m. at Florida Power and Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., led by Ira Weigley. Ten week course ending Dec. 8. Sanford Optimist meeting. noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. Bargain Book Sale, South Seminole Community library, Altamonte Springs, 281 Maitland Ave., 10 am. to 5 P.M. Chairman Robert Graham of the Senze Health and Rehabi- trated in getting jobs and have litative Services Committee said the proposal was long project. out of the current 00,0)0 AFDC essentially given up looking," overdue. ai d. "M an y of em wi th ll A federal grant will pay the families Inthe state, officials he s "These people have a desire . probably consider this project women until they become say. e their last ch an ce for productive to be inde pendent and not rely proficient. While half those on welfar on the welfare dole," the Miami Offi cials of th e Department of are off in less than three years, lives." Democrat said. "We ought lo be Health and Rehabilitative Serv- these women are w hat social The jots which the smart enough to figure a way ices, who developed the project, workers call the chronic cases will be placed in co dwomen ul range hope to double that number in who have been unable to get from food servi ce in a hospital their desire to better take care o f their families and the the second year and reach 450 into the job market. to apprenticesh.ip with plwnb- public's desire to encourage women by the t hird year. "We are talking a bout women ers or other skilled tradesmen, people to work can be mat"it is our hope that by then In their 31or4Os, many of them Tucker said. ched." • H iroshima o Z Maitland Public Library Fall Lecture Series Election 76, 7:30p.m., Jack Lane on "The Two Party System and the 1976 Presidential Camoalgn." THURSDAY OCTOBER 14 Pilot Re-Enacts M ission Champagne punch and hors d'oeuvres event from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Mayfair Country Club, Sanford, honoring Seminole County Commissioner Richard Williams. Those wishing tickets may call either Susan U*on or Barbara Winningham. SISTERS Inc. luncheon meeting at noon at th e Holiday Inn at the Monroe harbor Marina, Sanford. HARIINGEN, Tex. (AP) — podedly is the last flying B29 in atomic-bomb simulator, a bar- inission and I was relieved after rel of ex plosives, sending a It was over that it was a sucWatched by 40,000 persons who the world. paid up to $5 each, the pilot who Joinin g 'fibbets at the con- miniature mushroom-shaped cess. dropped the A- bomb on trots dur ing the Airshow 16 cloud billowing skyward. "I've never l a night's Hiroshima, Japan, re-enacted weekend flights was Victor Admission to the viewin g sleep over the fact that I cornhis historic mission from a B29 Agaither, a retired Air Force area was $5 for adults, $2 for manded the bombing. The gray bomber — complete with inlit&- officer who is credited with ctdldren over 12, and free for hairs I've got now came from lion mushroom cloud, much of the restoration of younger children. the pressures of business." Fifi. The aircraft is named "i was not emotionally üTibbets, who retired from the Paul Tibbets, a retired Air alter his wife. volved In the dropping of the Air Force in 1966, is now presiFoe general, flew a first atomic bomb," Tibliets dent of a commercial flying ed said. "To nie, it was a military service in Columbus, Ohio. Grande city once Saturday and the Confederate Air Force, a twice Sunday to help raise nonprof it organization found money for a group that pre- in 1957. The weekend's activiserves World War II aircraft. ties were held to raise money for CAF work on its "G host The real bomb he dropped rom Squadron" of planes. the "Enola Gay" on Aug. 6, 1945, left nearly 130,000 persons Com bined crowds est imated dead, missing or Injured. at 40,000 watched as the big "mere certainly wasn't as plane appeared over a target area, opened its bomb bay much to worry about compared - to 1945," the 61-year-old Tibbets doors and delivered a simulated said after piloting the bomber A-bomb. for about 30 minutes each time. On the ground, a U.S. Army The plane he flew, "Fill," re-- demolition team detonated an Seminole CommunIty Coflegs Sanford, Florida Humanities Building Lobby Tuesday, October 12. mi 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. MWI? I— R1'ERoNAD ROTEN CALtLRIEs S �Ewn* Heiald 300 P1 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 305 322 2611 or $31 9993 Around Monday, Oct. 11, 1916-4.A WAYNE 0 DOYLE Publisher NORMAN H. O$HRIN Editor WILLIAM D. CIJRR)E. Miiiaguiq Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director II nw thIptr %Vik. 55 tirits: M.ntli. $2.411 6 Ma'nthj. lii 211: '.tr. $211.4o. Ih iail In )i*'rula as Ik'tfli ikJi-vr . All ether lIi,iil: Thinth. $2.1): 6 Month s. *16.211. 12 Months. $12.40. 9 ____ vow ______ '91W Checks Aplenty, But No Balance The Clock By NORM OSHRIN It's the New Year for the federal government. Under the reforms voted by Congress In 1975, the fiscal year iTI began Oct. 1 instead of on the traditional July 1. An interim quarter not attached to any fiscal year Is now past. Unfortunately changing the way the govern. ment keeps Its books did not guarantee any change in what they contain. Indeed, the budget resolutions adopted by Congress recently provide for a $50.6 billion deficit in fiscal 1977, requiring an advance in the national debt to a dizzying $700 Mon. The deficit is $7.6 billion greater than what Pri!dent Ford envisioned in the budget he submitted early this year. His proposal to couple tax cuts with spending cuts went by the boards. Antirecession tax cuts enacted last year have been extended into 1977 in the new tax bill, but Congress made no major cutbacks in spending program. fl* election debate concept has caught on. Now, concenuloen, our loercea report, and being known to All of these matters, as you can Well Imagine, In aditIai to the two more p esideglal debates and his follows as "Dr. NodallilI" Dr. Grady. also sparked live i*scesalon behind dosed doors. But the a deniiaJ debate Friday nhaJd nut asked approval of a special &m code for the biggest tne was yet to come: the matter of the Tuesday (l$Ils) well be treated to a confrontation debate. He wanted to weur knickem physical position of the candidates during the doser to home — between Florida lmocrstk Sen. Grady explained that such apparel is a com debate. It was In this ares that Sen. Odles made Ida Lawton Oilies and his RePublican challenger, Dr. fortabie symbol Of the good, old days to which he so most emphatic demand. John Grads. much desperately wants to return. And he wanted Chiles, knowing his long sit u and strength, InNegotIations for this latter debate were long, the debate viewers to be rain1ndiJ poigoJy of aided that he be allowed to Walk continuously involVed, Intend ye and secret. Word had It that Dr these happier tim during the debate. His argument was simple: The Grady was concerned with the built-tn advadage Dr. Grady lent out on this one. The arrangers voters obviously liked this style and voted for him his opponent had beca use of his Inctinbency. As a decided It would give him an unfair advantage, because he had walked around the date. And he result, In the negotiations, Dr. Grady sought as The matter of literature that would be permej added one telling point: Some voters jnd might not much of an edge as he could wangle. in the Loch Haven Art Center also arose as a recognize him In a stationery position. The Belle Glade doctor made several negotiating point. Dr. Grady, It was reported, laidled a bit on this. miggestiOnlL They were dWY discussed aA finally, Dr. Grady insisted that all members of the p His Initial reaction was OK — but later negative. He the arrangements were reaolvd. Here, for the first and audience be forbidden from carryfiig Playbey, offered a compromise. He would allow Chiles to time, is a report of what transpired. Penthouse, Rolling Stone, or any other "suggestive, walk U he were allowed to wave his flag during the Dr. Grady Initially wanted the first debate at porno-learning, suWarsive-9-1111111blications. With on e debate The deal was quashed. lead to take place In an Inland dlv; that is, not In a key exc eption, however. He said he would accept Continuing his protest, Dr. Grady claimed he coastal city. And everyone, knowing Dr. Grady's any questions per taining to the Jimmy Carter in. already had trouble following Chiles, positions and, background and predilections, understood this verview inJth tOne p is sue ofptyy besideLhe confided, hehua tendency to get ny preference. Grady has what is uncommonly called But overall, he emphasized, did not want to be when watching things move forward. He explained "Ccmjnuanoi,a" and thus is acutely sensitive to the seen or photographed In the he same room with that that he Is used to things standing dill or, prefrably, ease of access would-be subversive invaders have kind of literature If, he added, ..you ll ca that moving backward. Any other direction confuses along the coast. He didn't want to be there to hear literature." him and disturbs his reasoning proctaset The doct the chants, "The Russians Are Coming, The or won his point. Sen. Chiles, compassionate man that he Is, was Russians Are Coming.. ." It would distract him And, finally, Dr. Grady suggested other sympathetic and compromised. He agreed t during the debate, he said, o provision. He wanted John Wayne to deliver the confine his movements to lateral or backward Dr. Grady won his point; the first debate was bene ction for the evening. He di later dropped this motions. scheduled far Orlando. request when Sen. Chiles agreed — but only If Dr. Dr. Grady was happy. The two protagonists ur Enco aged and armed with these two key Spock could gfye the invocation shook hands onft. TOM TIEDE Cv iedo Breaks Ice, 134 2 -Y - affair was ova. Mile win did not come Easily. 0 Reset for 24 hours later, a fact 1' .- that few seemed to know, the game was played without the b.n4or dance Corpsfrom either team showing up. ft was 50 played without many of fans who shoed op the night before. But those that did come out Were treated to the ex. citing game the L iberty Abhors A Vacuum ! le €i . - . . # deluge Friday night that washed out the scheduled contest between the winless DON OAKLEY Frank Rizzo: Abra.s lye Off ByIJl3$Ipg Herald Comp.adeij But the second half was Despite falling to score, it turn was swinging to another dory. was obvious that the moines- Minutome;. At least it the obvious to MorIgnmer1. w Early In the third quarter The first year lesdw of the It took the Oviedo Lions four Cocoa Beach drove deep Into Lions watched his young squad ganses, one raincut and one Oviedo territory but had to another flild goal stop attempt ,centest that ended in a lie, settle f early In the (auth or a field ad, but before they finally won the first Niels Dahlmann. goal try by he knew his charges were In The attempt $ame of the season, 13-1Z from the 17 %I OM trouble yard line was Sat urday night over Cocoa eno mmm ugh, but It was also wide to Wlth $:101eft tn thegam.and Beach. E Nsrshi,$.nt, p, the left, so the nuen Mindey,Oct. nin-e* ____________________________ tgomery prmpI,eged, Ms learn leading by "We are 1-0, MooApparently the wait was away empt y. (C— ( Pug. $-A) victory could be heard coming ,fr= thleir locker room many - P - tl r,o 00A . -*, 14 . . -_ - _-a _ - - 1. -* a I F- ~. 6 —'V Victory at hand, thoughts of Joy In minds of Rick Nash, Charlie Johnson, Will Carter, coach Glib, left to right — ft~ Mait Randy Willis turns corner for Oviedo first down; Cocoa Beach's Steve McCabe MiIwee Teams Pull Warner Upsets years. 1' After a scoreless first period , the liars were able to drive down to the Minutemen's 11. .-..-. yard line. PHILADELPHIA Former u& Sen. JPh A holding call plus a stout Clark refers to Frank Rizzo as 'Philadelphia's : Cocoa Beach defense appeared One presidential candidate whose name is not Mussolini" — and that's about fair. The beefy, All of this high finance may be more relevant to stop the Lions. But, led by to likely to become a household word Is Roger L macho mayor of this town Is a genuine stinker. Americans today. The outlook for the federal . quarterback Randy Willis, the MacBride, standard bearer of the Libertarian five tempestuous years In office his honor budget from now through 1980 became a con. Lions got back tea first and Party. has dishonored virtually all that he's touched. 4 goal situation from the onecentrateci point of discussion — and disagreement Federal But anybody who Is really hankering after "a officers have conducted continuous — between President Ford %yard mine, and challenger Jimmy Investigations of his operations, newspapers Mllwee's lowly Junior football Teague prevailed on a 40-yard choice, not an echo" might want to lock Into From there, It only took warriors fired themselves op to sweep by Ed Wiggins and R.D. Carter In their first debate. 11 Mr. Ford did better have charged him with using police to spy on his MacBride's campaign manifesto, a modest' ! Henry Finney one play top new heights Saturday and Howell's three-yard plunge. paperback called "A New Dawn for America: r) than Carter in the debate, as some polls indicate,It Political enemies, even a leader of his own party Jb.lt over and give the Lions their brought undefeated, untied The Libertarian Challenge," published by Green Leading rusher David Henley is probably beca use the President's approach to ( Democratic) has accused him of bribery. 4' first lead of the season. • Pinecadle tumbling down In charged four yards for a Hill Publishers Inc., of Ottawa, M. The latter peculiarity is perhaps most these complicated fiscal questions seemed muh Oviedo went for a two-point two weight divisions of the touchdown and Lynn Sutton Simply dated, the Libertarian platform calls more knowledgeable than Carter's. revealing. When Democratic dignitary Peter attempt on the try after YMCA Pop Warner League. 'I added the extra point as for the abolition of the omnipresent power the Candle complained that Rizzo had offered him a touchdown, as Willis completed 4 Gary TomlIn's 10-yard Lakeview upended bureaucrats In Washington have amassed over lway's Political bribe, the mayor denied It. What's more Carter must somehow reconcile his apasstoFInneyInthed, •e reverse sparked the Mllwee Junior Midget aggregation. promise of the a lives of Individual Americana and the return 11, the mayor said he'd take a He detector test to balanced budget with the expensive new programs But, off sides on Oviedo was Mldgetteanoverpth,e0- Hen!eyplledup66yardsfor the of the government to what the Founding Fathers back op his denial. He did. And failed detected and the play was -. In his platform. He came up with figures 0, while Milwee's winless day while John Little blocked a In tended It to be. Indeed, adds Joe Clark, Frank Rizzo Is called back. Junior Midget entry tied the punt and Vince Edwards VI". . presuming that economic growth In the next four "Wt' a. Consider the following facts, says MacBride. , and stupid." The result This time around, Coach Joe ,.. South Orlandoans, 6-1, on recovered a fumble. Leon Years would produce $60 billion In extra revenue by being he hasarrogant Washington has Increased 14o1d In size and brought the Qty of Brotherly Love Montgomery brought In Antone Lemon's seven-yard Williams, Willie Carter and power David 1980 to finance those programs In just the M 45 year& Government at all ) ft Caughell to try to boot the ball while still meeting to the verge of civil war. Civil libertarians and touchdown pass to Alfonso Tim Herring also turned In top levels continues to double every seven years, the ballooning cost of programs already on the, ouiers spent most of the year collecting a wh through. The senior's attempt Ferguson. ., defensive efforts. ile the economic energy that aintains our lives reported 154,00o signatures to recall Rizzo, an fell far short and the Lions had books. That doesn't jibe with Mr. Ford's projecIn other junior Midget play The Tuskawilla Junior -I grows more slowly. The average person now tions, nor those of most government effort that has now been Invalidated by the state to settle for their 6-0 lead. Saturday, Sanford trampled budget team roiled up2loyards and pdvp soprune court. The court ruled the petition was pays more In taxes than for all the necessities of The score remained that way 1 winless Jackson Heights, 54-0, rushing as It overpowered econwists 1rho are trying to c&ct4 thefect A constitutionally inadequate. life put together. up till the gun sounded ending • Lakeview surprised Conway, 7- Teague,w 26-6. But the defense federa1ja budget policies on lnflatloei 11 The trouble Is that many Americana don't ' The recall attempt wai an act of desperation. and the the , South Seminole bombed recorded the first half . 6 ,. . , $ rate of economic growth. opening .1 . realize what has happerd, he says. They go on Unlike Impeachment, It did not require formal During the first two periods I4&r Orlando-McCo y, 40-0, and touchdo n wben Jeff Baker Jackson Heights Junior midget QB Torn Johnson , t . .. thinking the govenmieg Is the same as always t charges of illegalities to be lodged against Its the Lions defense kept .. the Tuskawilla topped Teag1ie, .4. blocked the , first of two 4iidi (Herald PPfs by — too big and In fact, Carter's economics may not wasteful, perhaps, but still "ours" subject. In Rum's case, actually, the rationale visitors at bay and shut off Taking The PledgeAgain Leroy King tripped up alter Sanford junior midget gain; Jackson Lck Wells) Elsewhere in the Midget for the day and Bob Van even jibe and dill, on the whole, benign. heights' class, with the prognosis coming out of the Democratic- behind recall was that many perceive him to be a their running and passing Angelo Boston (53) moves In Teague tripped Twyver fell on it In the end "They goon indulging Its expensive bumbling I ' games. controlled Joint Economic Committee of Congress. dictatorial iuifoom Tuskawifla, 12-I, to chalk up Its zone. Baker also jarred loose a and meddling us nartt IMuh,.q a a4,Ili1 .11W—.. At bed the recall maneuver was loaded with Disturbed by the apparent leveling-off in economic I first triumph of the season, brace of fumbles in a stellar grumble, but accept Its claimed Authority. This COCOA risks and hxplicaUon.t Rizzo's lieutenants Jackson Heights dumped defensive performance. recovery in recent months, it suggests that the next correctly 11 Vattitude has been endlessly useful to Washington pointed out that there is no law against Ocoee, 144, winless Sanford Scott Grant spearheaded 26 100 A d Ruthes-Yards 2 114 Congress consider stimulating it some more — with -uur pocuss and IIl Passing Yards Politicians promising one thing and doing bowed to St. Cloud, 14.4, and TuskawiUls attack with is 117 additional tax cuts and additional spending on job another. running our lives." 8 140 Penn As for the opinion that his honor Is 2.30 ' NEW YORK (AP) ri th Du ng e past week Overtime was too long South Seminole bumped yards on the ground and two 3-346 for rushing on 35 carries, but MOONEY Purvis 34 programs. In other words, more deficits for the "quite meaningless." He suggests it Is a conFew Americans, however, will be persuaded overbearing (he was a staunch Nixon ally), he various statistical Indicators pointed to a less Trinity Prep Saturday af- couldn't get the fInal TRINITY Maitland, 6.0. F receptions, scoring one coction rather than an Indicator. yard Into 9 First Downs sake of the forced economic growth that can only hardly alone; Congress too, Is full of gorillas.Is than buoyant economy, but perhaps to go all the way with the Libertarians, some of Id ,, ternoon. of even PeeWee bracket action saw touchdown. Pat Evans tallied a 31106 the end zone in Ruthes-Yarøs whom regulation. Why should Ruggles have such a low opinion? 40259 In seem to be advocating the total What was most disturbing about the attempt greater signLflcance they influe nced greatly the whip up the fires of inflation. ing ds Beac h 9 another upset as South six-pointer and a conversion as u The Saints dropped their ove11hescoredfromthe dlainantftng of the Because, under government contract, he has 4.1 to recall Frank Rizzo was federal and date govern1 'l' nlno1e deadlocked division- the victors Improved their Oviedo '.i heth fact ismore election race. 4141 ,• but Mooney countered for a 7-7 i 3 second game c • analyzed the Index and, In fact, Is working to ments and their replacement with what would season Punts 3-SI leading St. Cloud, 13-13; Mil wee The Index of leading eco nomic Indica to There are marked differences between the or less Innocent of doing anything except being as tie.In thesecondqua.,ciff II division ledger to 2-0-t develop a new statistical formula to replace it. amount to a multitude of mln1govenunen — ) 0-Finnyl run (run tilled) Fumbles- Lost scoring came himself. It should not be suddenly surprising to sharply. Wholesale prices rose. Th rs fell and Pinecastle drew, 6-6, in a CS— Mam I run (run failed) Penall,es.yards Offensive linemen Trip e unemBarnett hit White House and Congress on economic policy, as the on 12-yard field The unemployment rate also has Its critics. free and voluntary associations of people with 0- Finny 1 run (Caughill kick) time when Sarasota Cardinal battle of PeOPle of Philadelphia that the mayor is ham ployment rate remained high. powerhouses; Snelson, Jim Cook, Bill Norton, has been shown by Mr. Ford's veto of $9 billion but Trinity ormed M st Does It overstate unemployment? The Comcame up back GB- Winn 10 pass from foley (run common Interests. witha is-io goal, The Index of leading Indicators Is generally fisted. He has been so for decades, and has been Maitland cuffed Lakeview, 13-0, Jeff Hughes and Bryan Johnson for the winning score on a one- Cardinal ,w failed) worth of spending bills for the sake of holding down thoroughly victory. monwealth of Massachusetts maintains it does, Mo.y •i, I y For If Americans have a healthy fear of big Appreciated for It In this community. consIdered one of t he mod significant bas— u for its first victory of the year, keyed Tuskawilla's rushing plunge and that as a Yard by Trinity Jimmy Jones. P. • *557 -s the size of the deficit. As the federal government consequence its economy has been government, they also fear big Standard Oil or Rizzo was Philadelphia's police corn- romet ers of economic activity. When It is high me INDIVIDUAL LEADERS loss was "disappointing" and Tuskawlila trudged past effort while Richard Mililman The closest Trinity had come damaged by, among other things, higher big Teamsters or big anything else, and begins a new fiscal year, the course of its fiscal rnlasloner during the civil rights disturbances of and rising it suggests fair economic wea RUSHiNG- Cocoa Bosch: Matzo according to winless Teague, 6-0. and Steve Memory bulwarked ther; Trinity coach Joel to scoring was a fumble Into borrowing casts. the II 71; Ovledo: Flnny 22 141 policy remains subject to the checks and balances the I96. He became a part of the local folklore when fal ling It foretells storms. recognize the need for some kind of referee to Kelley, South Seminole's Junior the defense with five unassisted who saw his team come end zone by TP Seals tO run (Barrie" kick) Seals COCOC Beach: from the one Does It understate unemployment Scores of safeguard the Interests of the weak and Bantam Cobs-as pounded the tackles apiece. between Congress and the executive. As we see It, for his tough, crude, uncompromising attitude up with several superb efforts with Mooney recovering. But the Index of leading Indicators qui vers CM Wilson pan from Arriyo (Jot kick) $ PASSING- Cocoa Beach: F ol ey against a game Sarasota team. North Titusville Bills, 33-0, In the first Ford-Carter debate has strengthened the toward blacks, youth., and Vietnam-era non- m uch, m uch more than mod of us realize, so municipalities, including the City of St Louis, powerless and to promote the welfare of the Chris Stone logged two Trinity is now 3-2, the same S 140 III. Oviedo. Willis 230 ii. TP- Barneft 22 FO general public. greatly In fact says yes. They feel cheated e heavi con!orniljta. He kept no personality secrets. Norbert Seals th th est echelon, while touc hdowns and John at th e cliche "all o because, r had 178 yards mark posted ve the lot" they say, Republican argument that the frustrations and Actually, he CM-- JOi'*s I run by Mooney. But while It Is one thing to say, as MacBride J Sanford's Indians were handled Arthur Cleveland and Richard flaunted his vulgarity. During a suit can almost be applied. the understated figures deprive them of federal Hass, Mnlord Junior midget defenders Eric Johnson (40) 1 antagonisms which can arise from having a against a Philadelphia revenue-sharing funds. does, that liberty is by the South Titusville Bears, Zabest each scored one as South Tyrone Lowerv newspaper, the mayor the absence of forcible When It Is announced each month ft Is read by ' .' (32) break '.r for RickY Bennett President of one party and a Congress controlled said from the stand he was going to strangle a many people as a rigidly set figure, computer124. (20) Is the jobless total an accurate count? It isn't restraints, It is quite another to suggest that . eminole roared by the other can be q uite acceptable at times— porter. accurate and infallible. It Isn't. It Is revised each even a count. Few people realize that It results anything resembling liberty can exist ina state and reporter, quite important in times like these. of anarchy. is not an exaggeration to say that tle month, month alter month. The reading for th from a small sample that Is then put through a e On the cover of the official boxing program sold at the LYRUWCV majority In this community has been Infatuated iame month might undergo a dozen monthly 5flhICQ The Founding Fathers knew this. They knew computer. it is a formulation rather than a Pinecastle Orlando Sports Stadium that it was in the nature of men from the ranks of the with Rim's goon-like demagoguery. And not revisions. — in government , on fight night, It tells who Is lighting In count. It Is welgided, averaged, adjusted — and ,1 ' the main event, along with preliminary pro bouts. It also shows only the hard-hat crowd, but many of the Midget unbeaten. Baber, David The wholesale price Index Is not subject to so also corrected, but not until after the end of the or out, singly or In combination — to further their pictures of some of that night's participants. Peacock, Mike Jacobs antjBob sophisticates as well. 'The business community nany revisions, but It Is open to the same Year. own Interests at the expense of others'. And they r (4 11 Lowe keyed the victors' outleft us, after all, not with the finished structure of Under all the lighters names there is always the same line, and the middle and upper classes have wanted a Imount of questioning. Is the Index accurate? i - ~.,, Why do we pay so much attention to the a free society but I mea standing defensive perni "Outstanding Amateur Bouts." ngful? strong arm In city hail to forestall the possibility merely the blueprint for one. It seems to be there as almost an -1 ~~ 4 .1'. V 1- , numbers? Well, they are Indicators. Econotnjstj fonnance, ruinous racial conflict. after thought. Bouts that are thrown In just to fill out the card. The real challenge facing Americans today Is Some economists ha ve faith In this Index, but J. generally believe Washington's statistics are the how to Mllwee's Junior Midget coup "rof. Richard Ruggles, Yale Uni versity econNothing could be farther from the truth the balance they sought, the best In the world. But professional economists balanceachieve between public need and private was also triggered by a While the pro fights include some of the greatest names In the mist, Isn't among them. He maintain., It Is I also understand that figures can mislead. freedom. world, they sometimes have to take a back seat In importance, recovered bobble, this one championship and was named as "The Most Outstanding turned In by John Love. Carl ii and almost always In action, to amateurs. Fighter" In that competition. His record Is 21-3. Blonlgan, Tim DeForges and ,! The pros feature names like Gene Wells, Mike Quarry, Elisha Harris was the runnerup In his state's tournament and brings Santiago FWDA Echanlz Jr. anchored Obed, Vinny Curto and such. But rarely is there a match that will in a mark of 13-4. allow these men to meet fighters of equal stature. the defense and Steve Mobley Both men are just about the best there Isin 9 South In their carried for 5 yards asMjlwee Not so In the amateurs. weight classification, of 165 pounds. WASHINGTON — For decades, the taxpayers While placed the first smudge on Central Florida Is the place fighters porations are trying to wangle out of the taxbuild reputations The next bout will be between Lake Howell's James Salerno Pinecastle's The study charges that DuPont's use of have been giving the barge industry a free ride season slate. that a ll ow them to ti gh t In pla ce s like New Yo 's rk Madison Sq uare payers, is the renovation of Locks and Dam useful conclusion whatsoever about cance1and Georgia's Calvin Motley. statistics "to publicly congratulate Itself down the nation's waterways. Two touchdown sprints by on Its within the company." Garden, the Orlando Sports Stadium Is the Madison Square Complex 26 on the upper Mississippi River. low cancer rate Is not merited, Is misleading to Salerno was also most impressiveatt iecentGokjen Gloves Curtis Smith lifted the South Unlike other transportation systems, the Garden for amateurs In the South. in the word., of one analyst, the DePort report This is the key link in the Mississippi's barge 1 com pe tition and walked away with a huge trophy. He also scored Seminole the public and Is Inland barge lines don't pay taxes or mainth PeeWee club to its tie It Is a disservice to Its workers." "Is too well done to Attribute Its errors to e place a figh works his way up a recent win over Lakeland's top middleweight, James For months, the House Oversight and competent statistics. 1.4 This coining Tuesdayter ght Intenance on the rights-of-way they use. The entire transportation system. In 1969, the Army Cl Smit Averett, to with mighty St. oud. - . h ni is typical show at the Sports Engineers offered a plan to replace the old, Therefore, it is reasonable qualify for t his light, Investigation subcommittee has been d . I.. Stadium. raced canal system is built, maintained and operated deteriorating 42 yards on a sweep for checking tosunnisethattherewuadeliteft Into the menance of Industrial carcinogens Motley hasarecorciof 11-3 that includes a win over Salerno jn one score, thmlater facility with a new dam and two ed by the Army Engineers at a cast to the taxpayers l ona In the main event At will be a tough rugged club fighter from In mislead." He adds: "I would major U.S. cities. As part of Its Invedigatlod, larger locks. The Improvements would Georgia. This obviously another top bout between two of the areas classify it as a of more than $300 million a year. New 47-yard razzle-dazzle play. public England, Roger job.,Phillips, going up against relations our own tough, snow quadruple the river's capacity to handle water top performers. the subcommi ttee has tried to pinpoin Over the years, at least 13 federal studies and traffic. It t the ma jo Chuck Hooker passed to Greg rugged club, fighter, Taco Perez In the first half of a double main Asserts another scientist: "The report would also cost the taxpayers a sources of the deadly carcinogens The third fight features Georgia's Golden Is position papers hve urged the adoption of Gloves champ Cochran for the crucial extra event. carefully developed but Its metho& 1 wonder if they're mot'ing from the same house i'e 're mo ving :' Roosevelt Ostell, Against another Lake Howell battler, John waterway user charges. Yet year after year. whopping $400 million. It discovered that large numbers of employes and its condusjg are not justified," Is faulty point. In the co-feature 10-rounder it Is one of the world's top The waterway lobby's friends in the Senate "Hurricane" Hayden. at a Dupont plant In Belle, W. Va., 1. '$ heavyweight contenders, Johnny Boudreaux, taking on trial had COO. Craig Adams pounced on a Congress has quietly obstructed the move. Ostell holds a pair of wins over Salerno, although he lost A DuPont spokesman conceded A doer look at the interests behind the tried to 'UP the $400 million undertaking into an traded cancer. Therefore, the subcommittee thatFootnote: there were the fumble for South Seminole, and horse, Joe Mayc. omnibus water resources act. The bill authorized last time they met, and on paper might be too much for the asked DuPont to furnish information 'methodological shortcomings.. waterway lobby may explain why. Not all the other top defenders were Frank L The two pro preliminaries are also in teresting bouts: Frankie 117 pork-barrel projects at a staggering total !.-4i yo unger, less experienced Hayden. onover the in the data but insisted that the company had incidence of cancer at all 109 DuPont plants Zu r, Jo be hn Alexande r and barge lines, such as Cargo Carrier, Inc., and cost of 11.1 billion. Santore tries to prove he is good enough for main events, by acknowledged this. "We've done everythin an 18-year period. But Hayden has run off a string of impressive outings and Allan FeSTItO. g we Mid-America Transportation, are the obscure taking on th ano er al proven tri horse, Leroy Walker; and Milton But two alert senators, Gaylor Nelson, D.feels he Li now read y to try someone like Ostell. know to to protect the health and safety of The company responded with press releases emn our A 9-yard dash by Byron companies they seem. Mast are subsidiaries of Wis., and Pete Owens, one of the top middleweight prospects lathe nation, meets ploy es," he declared. The opening fight Is between two undefeated boys, Bobble that cancer among Its Domnencic, R-N.M., Worked the i employes between 16 corporate giants, which pock a powerful wallop Washington carried Mllwee to game Johnny Evans. . PUSH-BU Mays and Joe Turner. TTON LETTERS: Th Ste 14ck5 and Dam Complex 26 program. 7bc barge !Ind 1974 was 21 per cent lower than the national on Capitol Hill. Its 64 knot e j with the Pthec&stIe All four fights figure to be good, In interesting, hard fought Mays Is the best Lakeland has to offer in the 115-pound class industry will try again next year. rate. In two plants that had a higher than about to purchase asophIca.J cornptgj Pee Wees, and Washington bouts. Cargo Carriers, for example, Is owned by bouts. Well worth the price of the admission, SNOW JOB: A confidential congressional while Turner Is the cream of the crop In Melbourne. system to answer Its mall. For an estimated $4 average cancer rate among male employes, the million . added 38 more yards on 14 Cargill, the grain colossus. Mid-America report has accused the giant DuPont chemical But, If Boudreaux, Santore, or Owens lose it would be a major 1 year, Se These fights are obviously not just tough tests to see how far additional company insisted that the Canm had not be nate aides will be able to carries. The defense Transportation belongs to Peabody Coal. Other u et. OflC Out of live Customers moves every year. Which means potential ps Th ey all figure be to extended, but come away with conalong a man is In his career. They are the best around goin g up complex of misleading the public about inn caused by on-the-jobexposure to carcinogens. Answer their mail by pushIng buttons. 0 Customers are moving into your neighborhced all the time. was paced by Tracy Lemon barge owners include Amoco, Dow Chemical, dustrially caused cancer. vinctng wins, against equal opposition. A con1puter terminal will be Installed in "Oh, my gosh! With Congress adjourned I won't Robert Blonigan and David But these claims are sharply challenged by Senate office. The system provides a variety each of Mobil, Phillips Petroleum and, not last nor lead, A 'hIow Pages Sales Rep can help your share of these people Not so with the amateurs, In blistering language, the report characbe getting bills to sign in the Rose Garden and ltisflottheSportsStadlum'sfautt th epro'scan,..come Urbach. U.S. Steel. find you. He'll design u program for you that'll put you Rep. Andrew Maguire, 1)-N.J., In a confidential form letters. At the touch There too, four bouts been arranged. But In these, no one Is an up with fights like the amateurs, because sometimes they do. terizes the company's attempts to downplay the look presidential" report to the subc of a button, the m ittee. Dan LaFlew and Bill Martin Citing in the right places with the right informalion. overwhelming favorite. In each contest both boys have had to win What this means Is that the taxpayers are Incidence of cancer among its employee as omm the finding., appropriate form letter will But most of the times they are forced to make of govern,, "a be spewed out by the matches that recovered a pair of fumbles In subsidizing some of the largest corporations In little gyms and arenas around the South to qualify for a chance are good ones, with the local favorite figuring private experts, Maguire Computer, Each letter will look as deliberate attempt to mislead" and a "public declares: "Noneand to win, k at the tilt had been and Jim Russell ground of the analysts who examined painstakingly t America. The latest gift, which these cor- relations snow job." Sports Stadium. Why? Because of fans and their pre-occupation with records.apiece yped from the senator's own the DuPont data found they could draw out 66 yards rushing to aid The main event is between St. Petersburg's Jerome Williams any dictation. Thankfully It Is not that way In the amateurs. If you lose or if TkawUla's PeeWee decision and Georgia's Harry Harris. you win, you can still go out for things like the Golden yeaow Gloves, The over Teague. In the Midget Williams recently won the Florida State Golden Gloves A.A.U. and the Olympics. version of the same battle, So u th Sem in o le Pee Wees Tied . -. . . . - - - .. - • - • Politics m n m - Ec ono 71100 Trinity Shocked, 13- 1 0 - f 14 It Don't Sell Amateurs Short S . BERRY'S WORLD C. - .. Th of JACK ANDERSON Barge Industry Gets A Free R'i'de -" - .---' i=_,E~!~ 0 • YourYellow Pages ad can ntroduce you to a lot of new Customers. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION - - �I "---.2."! 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Eng While many ias coiuer. two of five NFL quarterbacks turned out to be the clincher Louis beet I! 2 3 0 .400102 $4 Sstn Philadelphia 33-14, Buff 1 1 0 1 13 17 CICh0.COIdo (3) 3.20; 0 III) 3110; 77.20 7.00 3.40; 1. Manolo.Juan iij parts were failing lik. buck pd. who will receive the "p OIfl 40 yards with l: left in Green Bay heat Seattle 2720 Miami 2 3 0 .140103 110 Cloy. fr I 1 I 3 fl vain on 11w taWefheId, I,ld P (41) iosjo. 4.00310; 3. SaIaPer,z (1) 1.20; NY Jets I 1 0 .200 13 131 Into heart" for Injuries received the game, I 0 By JEAN PAITESON and Cinclimati stopped Tampa Especially delighted with the a play on the tiary Looper SECOND - I. LarrlBeltla IS) 3)70.10; P ( l 4 ) 114,40. Al L Central Division Buff Nays aa'amhled from the los. Sundey. Also hurt were Joe 1 1 0 2 3 5 11.404.105.40; 2. IcaMiguel (1)13.40 Bookie Mike Kruczek, sub BaY 214. Clnci NINTH - I. Zaire 15175.50 4 1 0 .000131 14 WsmWi Editor result was Reed Frau, "High claude, "HIgh Noon." Dialogue SetINday's hulls W took up the battle stand- 'Nain$th of the New York Jet.,, hiflg Ii Biadshaw, since the 3.30; 3. Josi-COIdo 11) 4.00; 0(1.5) 4.702. Juan (3)5.50 340; 3. Hstn I I 0 .100 51 14 ArIa at Noon'," director, editor and N•w York Islanders 3. CM. SS.00;P(s.1) 741.00; 00 (431 Is kept to a minimum; the N.Y. Jetsi7, Batfal 14 C ve lo 141.10. 3.10; 0(35335.10; p ard and came old with a field Craig Morton of the New York early part ci the fowth quarter, 23 0.400101153 cagol Hollywood relocating p 3ctnor, coordinating solind THIRD to movie I. EddvBeitla plays to music and ( TENTH I) 0.00 -I. Ramon (4 ) 13,001 , ____ commiwion. , UWIT o . . Giants and AtInI.'. to. n.. ,nn.a.iI • , it0"%WTW v vi S.IQ j.iu; 1. urzaeporza (I) - i" ISO; 7. Santl (7) 70.404203. Sanford? Not quite, "l i" Western and action. A Seminole High Olvls)s special sound effects. By dory ABIGAIL the season uncier Oakld VAN BUREN CS Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 4 MAM Who Played 3.40; 3. LarriColdo (5) 400; Q (1.7) (2) 7.20; Q(47) 57.40; P147) 55 30 with 1:O remaining, it I I 0 .100 713 II? Toronto 7, Sostj', s But all the same, a little of the 2 School senior lad year when the According to Frau., Its style ; new Coach 110%) H01 Ofl with Shreveport of the defunct 3.I0 P (7.1) 134.10. Deny DO (SI) 232.50. 3 3 0 .44024 40 Cleveland & Wa the Lesh's *ad field goal witht $ Diego silver saran magic has rubbed movie was made and cii5Mly is mostly "clean slapstick and Washington 3 not enough to enable the FOUNTN - 1. OguizaJavI (2) DEAR ELE VENTH -'. ui ABBY: A woman who World Football League, was 3 2 0 .440 113 n Atuna I, PflhIad,p Super Bowl chain- g 3 Kin dy 1)004.003.40; 2. D*mingo.Zarro 141 (4) 11.4013.00510; . off on a group of local would-be a student at Seminole Corn- quick trick humor." I J'Quioi,, 11 0 .100101 ii with Sipe out, Qevela left. Nainaiji .had had a mastectomy asked If MA to the front suer Detroit i. Buffalo 0 pin Steelers to avoid their T ' 'O 3.103. AidanaSoto ( I) 3.00; Q 4204.00; 3. Cacho- Parts (a) Mars who learned Thursday mwdty College, he Is the no of .00 24 p of a Mivuota "ft took a lot of herd work and she should 1 Colorado 1 seles of Ube fomth i tell her gentlemen toaicx1own PSS general, Cleveland starting (21) SM; P (2.1) 101.70 DO (72) 5310: P (4-3) 13.$o. NATIONAL CONFERENCE in fl names. they had 5'. Louis"?. won first place Mr. and Mrs. In the William Fraasa, represents of the New York 201.00 artistic the season, a two quarterback Brian Sipe,was in. t lied friends about It. And If so, TWELFTH - . yarder to Rosters biyls$e Ran- I FIFTH - 1. MinoloEchave (3) p.20 4.20 3.00.2. Antofl.La,,es Mate for their movie, "High at 204 Krider Rd., Sanford. achievement to rookie when. of Chuck Nell comment: "We're Bradshaw 5 0 0 some 68 1.000 133 11gM end Richard 47 jured in a skirmish with was flown buck $vidoy's 7.103.101.00; 2. Marvrl.Arc (I) LOl 5.40 1.40; 3. BiIboiAitu () S Louis Noon." 1 1 0 .500 143 102 Stars of the show were Drew Seminole High students," he Boston 1, Cleveland 3 4y wife had a mastectomy borne, in the first half as the Wash Pittsburgh Steelers' def ensive about as good isa grade school Pittsburgh Where x rays 3.70; 3. AlavaRamon (3) S-20 00-1) (34) 05.50; P 134) 247.20; Rig Q f 3 2 0 .400 101107 Philad,Ip(a 1. Los Angeles 0 31. 00; P13-I) 14.00. The occasion was the Fame Bonglannl, who played the said, adding somewhat crypteam right now.,, at Dhl- PVIdSIIC Jets took a 14.0 lead. frootfoir. Phila with all-Si 115.00; (3.1 with all 74l ., -,;aster were were married for 2$ 2 3 0 .100 73100 Buffalo 3, Montreal I Convention, at Orlando's Good Guy; Pat Maltby, Bad tically: "Contrary to popular aI. i____ .. - . earl A . But N.mi*h .. ..A 1k lIT ttt i SIXTH - I. ArtA.JIAL. Wh.ii I )_....t.e t.__ no 6G. -. .. .... . ii UU5III .W 69II4 --•'-.--'°-"uacvIIVI uin me "5"- i' 'r ws ieeier Chig S Vancouver I Don uoctattenJa$I. 6.40 Hle ntrel Sheraton Twin Towers, the Guy; Gordon Deans, bar- belief, this film has nothing to' 1140,213; Att i; Divisis. homefrom th game with a conciasion With yard third-quarter ehoupltalshe w okeaman said the quarter- cod half after a minor miwcle Miri ?Way's Gem" Minn my mastectomy, Ills reaction field .it 4 0 1 .000 7 53 No games scheduled animal gathering of the stak's tender; Debbie Whelchel, Good do with the Presidential back was 44resting cowort. PW* In his right calf, and rookie Chcgo the same beautiful woman I had told me Immediately If he was 3:33 Idt in the fird Na. He was blocked by the Steelers bit ably." media specialists. The featured Girl; and Gerald Meyer, drunk. debates." DIrt Richard Todd cajn taken there before her surgery. repelled or not. may have led the battle, but the (ambled buck to Cle land 3 3 0 .140 $0 41 • Montreal at Detroit ve on On say event was On presentation of Musical score was by Bryan It 7 3 0 .100 72117 "High at Noon" will compete &uwui, guided by Nays, won the Pittsburgh 29yard line. made no difference to me, New York's offense stalled in Atlanta at New York Island At 49 1 married a terrific Western OlvIujen the Jim Haabln Awards to the ers Harden and Frusta. In other NFL games Sunday, the second half, while Buffalo against productions from every e=eptlhat It brought us closer man. the war, 111-111. L.A. (I had had three proposals 3 0 1 .573 95 43 Mays then moved the Browns the Jets New York Rangers at Min. but student media pr°ns "High at Noon" Is a spoof of other state at the national finals downed Buffalo 17-14, rallied with two TDs. But Todd S Fran together and strengthened our and 3 1 0 .750 " do nfwa took my choice.) Had I felt Sipe, however, was not the to the Pittsburgh one from Dallas beat the Giants N OrIns In a statewide coated, the old western movies, the title in Miami In Auril next year. 24-14, marched the Jets from their IC*dbMed Fhm Pap 5-A) high, arching 9M that was ,, love. 2 3 0 .100 01112 only casualty of that particular where Cleo NUkr nmpm. r.,.,,_ w_ n. i deformed I. 9Inferior0 or -w-- I.. . 1 4 0 .200 47 110 VT MCAU13 ulamm AUMU WIF611415 Hockey -Association PeTIM. , goal. 71 woman 311OUld tell her myself, I'd have missed the Guy; Is wum issuvic uuvcwr neeG Frassa (left) to Pat Maltby, The film's Bad Slit National Football League war roll missed the point after with 30.0, Kansas Ci 0 5 0 .000 as 133 3d Up 21, t eshy's field Eastern Divislan ty Upset Washgoing to need to score again it Angle Taylor. Seminole County AN. direCtor; Gordon Deanc bartender in Dallas That extra point proved to 4 'Vbr early. It he Is a mat best part of my life. N.Y. GJist SVday's Ieutts 14 . L I Pts OF GA Sunday. Pittsburgh darting a dandln, Dave Logan, holding tngtn 3330, Detroit surprised we are to win this thing." New 11 0U50 most Important when ( York Jets 17 Roger man, it won't matter. But if Ure , Sliubach completed 13 Buffalo he 2 0 0 4 5 5 a the movie and Harry Garrett, Seminole High media specialist. I am now and.., ni quarterback Teffy Bradshaw for SIPE. Cleveland led 13-10. Dallas 21, New York Giants Cinci New England 30-lo. Baltimore Of 15 passes for Those within ear sus* 4 the Beach took over for their four 1 1 1 3 20 17 runs, he would have run received what was diagnosed as 178 yards and a 14 NEVER BEEN Birmhm HAPPIER Cocboft made amends for stopped Miami 2S44, I I 0 2 1 6 team's leading cheerleader chanm at scoring from the I& Don't let this holiday season easily ignite a loose sleeve or perhaps had bad a little too "n'ck and buck Injuries," a the missed Kansas City 33. Washington Indpit sometime during their DEAR ABBY: I'm a wyew. 1 I 0 3 S 7 iIgM PAT with a 50yard beat San Diego 27-17, Oakland touchdewn, a 40yariler to Drew s have been surprised, for yard end Minn marriage in tragedy. With the other clothing while talking to much to drink and leaves the Houston Pearson, as Dallas cruised to a I 2 0 3 5 12 even without the old man who married a 4S-yearfield goal with I I wondt; left in thumped Denver 17_3, Eng Cocoa Beach was Cleveland 1$ Pittsburgh ii Foley back near the surgery. Min. 0 2 0 0 7 7 j holidays approaching, prty the hostess at the bccua pit. "i her ~ 17-0 halftime lead m,er the Cl. old woman who h, had a on nwr, way. The 11on's 40-)tird line when he Winn cuding acroris tne fever ants. startz ji. j ffle ;; 0* - spread. mc 11T., MAN 14N ...magectorny. She said, "Not I 'tit.t 30, New England 10 W;i.ip9 The chef should never" wear liging fixtures such asi torch 2 0 0 4 1 3 med, his statement, with a bullet like i5S, which Edmtn Morton, the Giants' quarter Minnesota 20. Chicago is ALASKA I 0 0 2 3 0 helpful party hints will insure clothes which are loose or or on lamp miud be handled ' woman is IxkyenougJto Green Bay 27, Seattle 10 ' Phon DEAR safe holiday activities, was good for six points. Cocoa beck, threw one ABBY: 1 1 0 2 1) 17 chciown flowing while working, as In the with care. Torches should be With be sure that her husband didn't But his words proved to be Beach's head coach Frank H$PVI St. Louis 33. Phlladejpl,Ia I 1 0 Pus In the third quarter, but on 'reference to revealing a marryherJyforf,."I Never empty ashtrays late at kitchen area. Utensils used for placed far from party guests, S Diego more than accurate as New Orions 30, Atlan ta 0 her 0 0 1 I Clgry :nastect0my: lam a 21-year-old assured her that she meant far the last ci five sacks he si'JHouston I?, Deny.,) night before retiring. When you barbecues should be long with a illuminating the perimeter of 0 20 0 3 L0fl1wW3abletodCpCOCOa Guertin, could have tried R1ltimor 2$. Miami 74 feted, Morton fell to the itupaga1nwfthanrapo -WaleandI'dadvizeawoman to moretomet han justahoan Saturday's Results are tired, you may forget to safe handle which will not the group, rather than being er Beach. Two minutes lat Oakland 37. Sin Plogo Quebec S. Calgary? tell the man about It as soon as buddy. Dote by Dahlmann, but he decided grasping his left knee, He was dampen down the cigarette and conduct heat to the chef's placed in a spot where a dancer Nam blasted over on a four Houston S. PhoenIx 3 Isday's Games th By EU)A NICHOLS ' the relationship became replaced by veteran Nom help. "Chuck, our 12-year-old cigar butts left by merry hands. Son Francisco of Los Angq. Cincinnati 1. San Oleo 7, I I and goal situation from am go for broke am went for a two. 1 i MORRISTHE can easily turn into the Igplted ' HamIdC.ITenI*.&.t Iii In) n, assists on a freshman revelers. serious. Personally, I point conversion. Snead, who mustered one TD es. wouldn't Any liquid fuel used for fuel. Candles should be placed Lions one. TAURUS 11. Sunday's Rewlis Joyce Dorftm. Altamonte, ~*` bat an eyelid. Only a fool would night. Debbie, a senior, is in drive, capped by Larry The crucial play was a Often the party hosts will use hors d'oeuvres or other soacks in containers where hot DEAR ABBY: I can't pass up Quebec 4. Birmingham 3. OT KANSASCITY(AP) - Mu. looked like they were going to There was no question in m Csonka's SU-yard wax or , has the next thing to an band and a cheerleader." a st ove or oven to prepare party In process. She may become fad The crucial extra point handoff from Foley to Maria. be more concerned with how this opportunity to share the CoIl.g. Minnesota 4. Indianapolis 1 hammad All won't like this, but beat that poor butterfl cannot cfrjp ed0 corn. possible mission - she's New Orleans 3l Atlanta I Wirlipeg S New England 2 caused some anxious moments But that effort was halted in the Joyce, an attractive blue- tidbits and make refreshing distracted by her guests or bustible tables or table cloths, y Into mind to go for third, especially 'much flesh covers his lover's most beautiful moment of my ____ City Royals float submission, the Kansas for the home team, chairman of the Athletic eyed WwAte, doem, "heart than the feeling she holds life: I had had a double offee. The hod or hostess may Ted.!', Games with (John) Mayberry backfield, by a hod of () New Orleans quarterback Football like a butterfly and Sting lilm a No games scheduled boo er's st conc Paul Splittorff, who had spent up.,, . ession stand at ape "Initforhim. eavean oven orstoveonthe about her commlttment o back lothe tackk rs ,led Bobby Scott threw for one by Hurij1, Twelders Gap"@, mastectomy at age 44. Iliad bee. J EAST Lynan thghSch(,ol, six weeks on the disabled list Brett proba bly didn't realize touchdown and ran for another, school activities. "I've been holder, quarterback Terry Mazza was dropped in his Sin obvious Diego at result Is charred hors PHILDADELPHIA never been married and Quebec Bucknell 3. Lehigh 0 Borrowing a page from the NXI had not won a game since it, but Mayberry was bendin Ever try lining up 18 to 20 Calgary at Birmingham ' Foley, low and 1w could nt gpF~All ABBY: When I was 34 thought my life was over. Then active In PTA and volunteer own backfield ending g while the Saints held the Fal. The Winter Park Merchants COW&'* 10, Holy Cron 6 d'oeuvres in the oven or a fire In addition, registrations are people for a varsity home Cornell 5, Harvard 3 heavyweight champion, the July, relieved Leonard and under the burden ci an 0-for-23 cons to 168 total yards and sent it UP In time for Dahimam to and starting the wild jubilation 1-had a breast removed. Until I met a wonderful widower and on the stove. Flowing clothing Association will hod a Plant now being taken for the second lightweight Royals used a buzz- when he retired the Yankees in slump agains C.W. Post 31, Wagner 0 game, plus six to 10 for a get a shot at kicking it Atlanta qua rt erback Barwere in elementary school, and ' 'that time I had a fabulots it was love at first sight, but I that erupted on the Oviedo side t the Yan kees. near open flame or hot electric 3WC and Show in conjunction annual cake decorating, the Florida St , 25, Boston CoLe saw attack that fluduated from order in the sixth inaW, - a freshman or junior varsity against thun had come tkowski to the sidelines injured. For the extra point attempt, of the field. Howard 3Z Delaware St.0 elements should be avoided with Tom McCubbln, horSweet Art Show, to be held at 'figure. In fact, I modeled fought my feelings because I It last Idt , I rustrating to funny and -sur. marked the first time In the on July 6, a co game, and sometimes all three Hofstra 27. NY Tech 15 , surprised a lot of brassieres. When faced with didn't know how to schools. If It's important to my Baztko,skl left the game fa. When queftned about his Also. uple of weeks g his right ticultural agent for the Orange the Winter Park Mall Oct. 21-23 MATINEE RESULTS Maine 70, New Hamhire 0 ; children, then It's important to death or mutilation, I had no the lovely figure he tell him that In One week? Well, that's par fVIM Mr Prise - the thiR gism that New York failed to before Splittorfrs IL-it victory. VOrin people by giving Caughell thinking behi nd th ee moments Many times electric hotplates County Agricultural Center, in conjunction with the Frosting e move to admired Malsochusoffs 33. Baton U. I worked, for get at least one base runner. FIRST - 1. jow.Arqn& a) ,U 00 another chance at kicking the allow CGUghell to try the extra me! By helping mine, I'm choice. (My dearest friend is was not all "me." I Mayberry had been a perfect before the first half ended. Suror coffee pots are used to Penn 7, Drown Oct. 14-16 from 10 am. to 9p.m. on the Cake Decorating School serve i 11.00. 13.10; 2. Aldsn,.Beltia I It was in 1967 when Joyce first ball over the goal posts. So Kamm City,given up for It was Also, a signal for the placid butterfly, but suddenly gery may be necessary. now a terminal cancer patient helping others. I've enjoyed Penn St. 38, Army 16 point, Montgomery re party guests. Late at night, the I finally ______________ po i! told him the whole ncjecj 4.80; 3. Eddy-Sanchts dead, bounced up off the canvas Kansas City bees to dad Pittsburgh 27. Louisville vvvg (1) 10 60 Q (4. heard of Lyman's Athletic Caughell rewarded Mon. "I knew he could do it. JUt,s .1 getting to know so many ding. he turned bee, buzzing a single K=11112 CItY A W81alliVon 34 I - because she waited too long to story, to which he replied, hostess may neglect to remove 7) 4.10; P(7-I) 102.10. Princeton 9, Columbia 3 have and took off for New York ing. I t9ouldrY's confidence with the operation.) The Chiefs used a play, dotolftthatUed th s at SECOND - 1. Eady-Migugl (1) . and a all. I Just knew he could do it.11 electrical power cords from line Richmond z. Vilianoya 7 what? You see these lovely I today, tied with the Yankees at . -19.40 4 10 i,"., '..ir.arara I college, entered Lyman as a . JOYCE DORFMAN teachers"LatigM 'IU,yqT 19 ....iiwj- '.n' UU U,7. v IWIM '...ny t.oacn J, COflflKticUt C 9R5, she ad[UQEZe lOin '0 circuits with resultant Dy 11 gowns to teeth that you admire so much? 144 3. JosAIberdi (0) 6.1 I s• Connecticut 20, freshman. "Somebody ded, "I sometimes find my job I-i In their best-of-five Amen- als sixth with a long fly ball to quette, who had singled home a Paul Methuselah," Wiggln In as handing "as oldthe d, and a prosthesis during overheating and fire. as Well, they aren't mine elthetl" $300,0W has been raised, North. 0(1-1) 33.70; PCI-I) $40.50; 0D17. eastern ii CAM Leag ue Playoff aer4es after center field. Mickey Rivers rim in the first Inning, doubled Redskins their second straight • and asked If I'd help called overevery penny going back cutting Into my volunteer work ytime, allowing me to wear 270.30 at a with In wanner climates, outdoor We'll be married 10 years In $t. JoIm's. N.Y. 7, Manhattan a 74 victory Sunday night. THIRD football game. I've worked off 1 slipped as he darted after the up the left center alley and Io.. 1. Demifle,Y,. ( .0 V V Nu~lm. into the athletic program, time!" :sweaters, swimsuits, etc. No December and life Is beautiful! cocking Is popular during the For awhile, it didn't seem ball, then turned the wrong 75.400.70350; 2. lca.Beitla II) 4.1 and on ever since," she said. according to Joyce. m latest On a home game night. Joyce Syracuse 3 Tulane 0 problems. . Mayberry, looking more like a I B1PD IN holiday season as throughout Echano Miguel possible. But thp butterfl y Trinity 16. Williams 0 Flowers in glorious (1)3.40; Q( My husband was terrific. It With 1:04 left, Mike LivJoyce worked full time as a big under-taking for the club Is arrives home from work, jumps way. When Riverswstl.ough trthanabee,u1nl,iedhome the year. Guests who have 40; P135) 20310. ( ARLINGTON Wesleyan 0, Coast Guard 4 turned e aslwjtat the Van- the bull had' faI bookkeeper at Ivey's, but feels into FOURTH hibmnd him ingston took the soap handed made no difference In our love a pair of jeans, and takes the go..ahead rim. - I. Cacho$ot, 13 the olympic-sized swimming W. Virginia 43, Temple 0 .. Imbibed a little too much can Fall Colors to brighten a - I :. I kees w dosing In Ivery..is has a p'*lem. Whir, the kill. and Brett was on third base 11.40 4.10300; 3. P4egUi.Jy (1) 4.0 there is a burning need for pool, with all costs absorbed off with the family to grab a Vale II. Dartmouth I Given the leads life, except to Improve It. 1113 off to Woody Green, who handorff 1.30 . J. v?Fsrapsn.naIr,tyw Vr_ I btn I 1' the day. Ar$a.Aran. (4) 3l0: 'Q. New York had wiped out an with a leadoff triple, SOUTH Boost er Clubs, saying, "I and being paid 1 :sensitivity and consideration -*sirsy Bo* N.. 45155. LA. Calif. ed Off to wide receiver Henry hamburger.then the race hung on to it. He br 3410; P13.11 05.10; 0 0 2 3; $75.71 off by eajy2.0ICin Alabema 71, S. Mississippi • City lead and 05040. Enclose stamped, self personally prefer to give my Boosters. "I knew that R1ver'. Pad a FIFTH - I. MaAOIO.EChIV. (I formemademelovehjy eezed Marshall, who lateralled back agaiMtime.begins. Did the Ice Appalachian St. ii, Furman addr,,d envelope, le•.. 'safari w op free tim e to something of this 2 :more. '' 7740 gone ahead 3-2, kayoing Royals soreshoulder and doesn't throw enth and eighth, giving him 2-3 passed (3) 5.0 to Livingston, who finally Joyce considers herself lucky arrive? The cold drinks? Will Bob Bali's Pianos & Organs FerAbby'sb.oaIet,'l$.wp.Haye 460) MiruriAltu 15)000; darter Dennis Leonard In the too well anyway," said Brett. Innings of shuto nature " of Delaware is, Wm. & Mary 13 Q(I-3 al rather than sitting rld s When I was 47 my husband to Larry Brunson on the because she has her entire everybody who promised to a Lovely Waddle,." send $1 • 301 W. First St., Sanford ut relief, his R 13.00 P113) 13350. DUC 20. Miami, Fla. third bring. Five of their first "When I touched second base, ' L..dlng Florists" around playing bridge. It helps family's involvement and work show us? i ed. A year later I darted Abigail Van lynn, 33 Lasky Dr edskins' eight. Brunson bulled SIXTH - I Pat,i Alb,rdi IS 22 longed dint since he got hurt * E. Carolina 45, S. Illinois 25 2" E. COMMERCIAL nine hits were doubles and it he was just picking up the ball. July Beverly Hills. Calif. 01212. Please 120 I. Larrl.5 (1)4.00 tb, provide things the students support. Dan, her husband, is "It'Sprettyhectic,beforeap4 dat1ng,andlfIfeltthemanw LSU 33, Vanderbilt 20 rest of the way. PH. 322.1022 a long,self-addressed, (4) s Maryland Is. No. Carolina St. 3. might not get otherwl,se.ft's during the game, and then the Q( II) 45 getting serious. I told him about .nct.s. in the D1FOI1 30, New England II stamped (2 Sc) envelop.. P(I-1) $41.40. Just football, It's for all athletic game, up to his elbows In pizza.clean-up afterward. But I Greg Landry threw three SEVENTH I. Domlngo.Blh,ii St. 20, Auburn 27 projects in the school." really get a great deal of peru ll.401.403,40; Jos.Quioia (4) touchdown passes, two to rookie popcorn and soft drinks. He MiSSISSIPPi 21. Geor gia U 1 _____________________________ M$iiisippi St. II, Kentucky 6.207103. Urza Perez (7) 120; 0(2. In the 13 years the Boosters secretary of the Boosters sonal satisfaction In helping the tight end David Hill, and 4) 17.40; P(3.4) 9.5Q; Big Q( have been active at Lyman, year and really pitches in Boosters reach their goal.,, Detroit ended a three-game St.N.7 Caro. Central Ii, Virginia with (2 6) 7.110 10. New England winning streak N. Carolina AlT $3. Norfolk 9. EIGHTH - I. Manolo.Z.r-,, (1$ 701 00 340 3. Fermin [chive (1) and their own three-game los- St 7 040 340, 3 Maruri.Larr,a (7) Carolina 35. Virginia 7 2.00 Ing string. S. Carolina St. 21. iC. Smith Q(I 1) 2030; P114) 7050 NINTH - I. Bilbao (7) 1540 600 Baltimore 2$, Miami 14 Tenne, 43. Georgia Tech 010; 2. Arecha 14) 73.10 540; 3. Bert Jones ran for one Baltl0/ The American Red Cross and College Park areas to program. Zaire (5) 7.40; Q(6 7)17000; P174) Tennessee St 31, Grambling 0 mbre touchdown and passed for 20 Foster Grandparents program Sunland Hospital. Morning and There Is an urgent need for $.30. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - delphla Phillies, 177 yards, including a 10-yard TENTH - I. Arco (2) 7140 760 urgently needs volunteer afternoon shifts are available, Florida licensed LPNs and Tuskegee 21. OFF they're still Livingston Just the Phila- ID strike to 2° 300; 7. Ramon (3) Cincinnati Reds Manager Spar0.004 30; 3. Said i drivers to transport passengers live days a week. Call the RNs, as well as lay volunteers. Virginia Tech 37. VMI 7 "Come Oct. 14, or Glennwith Doughty. ($1 3d) Q( 2 1) 43,20; P(23) $4100; sooner, It delphia Phillies," Anderson The victory, coupled Wake Forest 70. Clemson 14 OVER 400 STYLES and COLORS ky Anderson made a prophetic won't matter w ho Is doing the said. from the Washington Shores volunteer office, 894-4141 New Call 831-3000 to volunteer. Four 65 W . Carolina ii. Jacksonville OD(? 2) 33000. statement last week when talking, somebody will have England's loss, gave the Colts so w ELEVENTH cen tral locations have been 13 I I. Arecta Perez Well, unless the PhiUles are asked about all the psy. been (5) 10.40 7.60 t20, I DomingoSofo sole possession of first place In In addition, the Red Cross in scheduled. Mass immunization , full of wind. The best team capable of beating the Reds the MIDWEST diologicaj needling between his (2 )S- 40160; 3. Nrgui-Elorsa (1)700 Bidwin Wallace IS. American Conference East. Seminole County Is coor- will take place for three is going to win. We are t Wit I ' , he th ree tenQ(2 SI 41.40. straight In Cincinnati's P(12)10060. team and Its National League world berg 0 r Oakland 27, San Diego 17 champions, and until Riverfront Stadium, TWELFTH - I. Santi-Larra (I) dinating and scheduling separate weeks, Tuesday Bowling Green 25. Toledo 20 the Reds $470 Oakland's II 10 340; 7. Anton- Perot (5) and nurses for the through Thursday, and one Ken Stabler threw Playoff opponent, the Phila. they beat us three games, are going to defend that world C Michigan 17, Ohio U. IS 7 340450; 3. Fermin Aguirre (3)3 20 __ three touchdown passes, two to wine 'flu immunization weekend. Cen tral St., Ohio 77. Ken championship th In n I I tucky St. 21 e World Cliff Branch and one to e . . Series. E. Michigan 32, Arkansas St . Cincinnati holds a 2.0 lead In league's leading receiver, tight Help me pick a theme end Dave Casper. Illinoi s St. to. BalI St. 7 'r the best'of.fjve playoff series, Indiana 7. NOrthwt,-y 0 Houston 17, Denver 3 .' and can end it Tuesday when :1 * '1 Ind iana 20, N Illino is $0 for this year's parade. Houston's Dan Pastorinl - H " The Annie Russell Theatre at Iowa st 41, Utah 11 they send Fight-bander Gary completed24of4ia,ssesfor2I8 Kent St 71. W Michigan 12 Nolan, 15-9, agaInst the Phlllies' Rollins College opens Its 45th Enter the theme contest Micn;gan 47, Mich igan St. $0 yards against the league's best 0 i / Jim Kaat, 1244. season Oct. 21, with the Florida I Minnesota 79. Illinois ii ~ I I statistical pass defense, and now! The deadline is Friday, Oct. 15, 1976 'I" Lalfl a premiere of the recent Missouri 7$, Kansas St. 2$ 'Ibe key play of Cincinnati's g- Ronnie Coleman and Fred WillV. I ,, Nebraska 21, Colorado $2 Broadway hit ,,Can. musical 1 1 2 victory in Sunday's second is ran for touchdowns. Ohio St. 34, Iowa 11 __ / 4'/ dide." Performances are Oklahoma St. 2$. Kansas 14 Air Conditioning Sy%iem game came in the sixth Inning, scheduled Oct. 21,221,fl,2$, Purdue II. Wisconsin 16 _ MInseaOI 20, Chicago IS ________________ CONTEST RULES . I ~ ',I involving controversial Dick " S Dak ot a ii, N. Dakota 7 29, 30 at 8:30 p.m. There is also I 'i me ---r ! ! ,._V Vikings built a 17.0 half Allen, the Phillies' first 5 Dakota St. 14, Mornlngsioe 14EATING INC RULES: an additional Saturday matinee ., . time l ea d oflscojn na.,ofone I 0 ____________ baseman. Allen failed 1. Former Themes May Not Be Used. O~Ea of Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. . to hold a and five yards by Chuck Wichita St. 30. Fresno St. 21 4 i 2. Only One Entry Per Student. line drive by Tony Perez. Two Foreman, then held off The show has a musical score SOUTHWEST the deruns sco red, sending the Reds 3 DsadlIni On?. For Entries, tobtr IS, 1514. EAMPLESOFOREATSAVlNGS! Baylor 32. SMU 20 by Leonard Bernstein, corntrm R. -I . I ai V1A4U53 Houston 50. W. Texas st. 7 4. ContsStLlmltsdToChInln Grades one ThghEight ttisa u. uneau .-z, anu they coUected a blocked an extra point attempt poser of "Wed Side Story" and SAVE SAVE 25% SAVE 20% III . Rice 26. TCU 23 S. All Entries Bcome The Property Of The Christmas Parade. ______ total of four rims In the Inning, and Commifte,, Texas 6. Oklahoma 4. tie former conductor ot the New I : Sap., Twist Shilling DIscovery Bears placeklcker 4. EntriesWl Be JvdgidByACommitt.. Of Tp,,e,Ju,,,B Fashion Ton, Ar' Should Allen have caught the Thomas missed another Bob that • Te.a All 37, E. Texas St 0 \ A York Philharmonic Orchestra i Christmas 4, Parade Commit?... . / bail' & ioo P,ti Lo Texas Tech 27, Tti,a A&M 11 Screq SPJQ 7. The Winning Entry Will Be Used As The Them. Of The Based on ! Voltaire's sag Ionic would have tied the score 20-20 $73tPPcy1 The Winner ~ 'Itf'o FAR WEST -.. , '., Will Receive A Savings Bond, And Will B. Invited To RideParade, Bob Kenney in -70 l; I)1, 1O lrj $I)',O classic of the same name, On Santa's Float In Air Force I), Navy 3 e Th Chri st ma Of the Camden, N.J., Courier the u-ti quarter. de s Para . Arizona 43, Texas-El Paso 13 Save money written in 1758, "Candlde" get the beoutUul lnterloi SL Lou 33, PhIladelphia 14 Offidal FORMER THEMES: California 27, Oregon 70 Post andscorers Bob Hertzei ci the 0 GA ward. Carpet provides the broadest expanse of been adapted for song-andJim Hart threw a 49-yard Jim "Christmas Bells Ring Lo ," "Wooden Cincinnati II. Arizona si Enquirer ruled an touchdown pass color and texture In your room. Doni 15k a cosny ve Of Christmas," "Christmas dance purposes by Hugh Colorado St. 10. Utah St. 1 Thoughts," "Christmas Through WITH PURChASE to Mel Gray, error. Children's Eyes," "Keeping Christmas mistake, call us today. j1 Washington 21. E Oi'egoi, 21 Wheeler, adaptor the musical OF ANY FOUR and the Cards turned two ThrOugh Christ," "Christ ma s Fanta sy," "Parade Of Christmas I Regular legs, "The ball your favorite ams," lh 31, New Masico St. a Christmas Around The World." success "A Little Night Music". was hit hard," said Philadelphia fumbles and Eu pean sty ro le two Long Beach St. II. Drake 10 Kenney, "but we felt it was FIRESTONE Th ll e Ro ins production will flare legs. -. Mon tana St. 41. Weber St. 0 Sanford FIr.ston. Mgr. invites right at Allen . The play sh ould tam int eptiru into scores ----CS- -ea____CS__ double cast the roles of Candide __,_ New Miio 36. San Jose St. Fancy stitching after falling behind 7.0 us TIRES have been made. Apparently a first quarter. • 1576 CHRISTMAS PARADE THEME CONTEST BERTS TIRES (David Bass, Tracy Scott) and . pro-washed and lot agree, a lot don't. ft was a N Arizona 23. Montana 27 you to visK his n.w store for his sweetheart, Cunegonde, .M4 Y SIZE ready to wear. . Green 'Bay 27, Seattle the poitoM do ins Pacific U. 31, Nevada Las judgnlent call." NAME_________________________ (Cary Boyd, Polly Miller). ____________________________________ Lynn Dickey passed 4-PLY POLYESTER for 215 The situation was created AGE / Southern Cal. 23, Wasnington fantastic savings on all your Junior & Grover Gardner will play a yards, including a an • when Dave Concepclon walked to s' 's • • • Misses Sizes collection of roles- Voltaire, Dr. wn pass to Steve Odoiu 4 FOR UCLA 30. Stanford 30 COME VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM ga to3trtthe Re(j3joffJ i 10 xth im and the ADDRESS Pangloss and a sage. Dale Washington 71. Oregon St. $2 GRIP, SMOOTH • . : Packers came back FIr.ston. and Goodyear Tires AND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION CITY ________ Ionborg, who had not yielded a f • A7$-l3 Wyoming 3.1, Don't overlook - Gil-is Brigham Young Amlund is designing the rom a 20.7 t hird-quarter deficit : OF CARPET SAMPLEShit until that point. Concepcion , our tops either. ________ I costumes and scenery that lfklPIJIVL PARENTS NAMES_ and Service Needs. ~ moved to second on a grounder to beat the winless, exTREAD I -'-.1fl"i....: CALL US T)OAY extend to the tenth row in the and scored on Pete Roses SrisJ scored twice , Annie Russell Theatre. The ,, LUBE & for Green 'UI : I I hit. Bay. SCHOOL production is being directed by Ken Griffey singled, kayoing PRINCIPAL__________ the Director of Theatre at CIJICIDiIIU 21, Tamps Bay CAMPBELL CONFERENCE for Lonborg. Rollins, Dr. Robert 0. '" Division Defensive back Torn CasaReliever Gene Garber THEME W I. I Pts OF GA Juergens. nova returned a fumble Nyisi tentionally walked Joe Morgan 20 o $ Tickets are currently on sale , yards bra third-quarter touch- Atln AS LOW AS 7 I 0 4 13 II __________ loading the bases. $ 7.5O . at the Annie Russell box office Then Perez down and intercepted a pass to NY Rang 7 I 0 4 73 10 JOHN DICKEY INC. REASON FOR THEME_________________________________________ reached out and lined a pitch set Phila 1307 17 from 1.6 p.m. and may be up another score as the Dco down the first base line. Th Smyth, Diyii Ph. 322-0451 reserved by calling 646-2145. 21 0 4 $2 7 ball hit Allen's glove and tickede Bengal.s handed Tampa, the CPo '135 W. first St. 311 Wt $ Lou Season St subscript ions are still o th er expansion team and '' Sanford 1 0 2 a 1 off intoshort right field, two PUIips _______________________________ " Minn SANFORD, FLORIDA w. available and further in. o z II II rim winless, its third shutout of the Cofo 21 8.220 E. FRIST ST., SANFORD scoring 2 0 3 5 MAIL ENTRY TO: CHRISTMAS PARADE COMM. ___________________________________ formation may be obtained by season Va'scvr PH. 322.3524 0 3 0 0 4 17 P.O. BOX 1521, SANFORD, FLA. 32771 -.:. ' calling'the box offlce. i - Touches Sanford - Mastectomy Has itre n 9th en ed Love - of . , J - . - -- •- Oviedo Wins - - --R- -- -I eolna Her Own Thing - - Sorry ' All ! Roya!s St"ng L eike A Bee MakeHolid y e Mission Almost Impossibif? For This Lyman Booster - - - I Plant Clinic,Cake Decorating Set - ' ' J ai Al i . .. - L . .. . __ - -- -- - - ' - HOLIDAYS COME -- S. IFI - ALIVE WITH rS _ A I WIN - - - Pianos-Organs ' - fli .r . • - Philos c,cihi'mcal Sp,ar!y. 'They 're Just Phi s 1 ClaRPET SALE -Wl ~ _ Red Cross Tackles Grandparents, Swine 'Flu Parade with 20-33 ! TS TIRES Comes Rid. in the Christmas ca ndIde ke~ To Ope At Rollins =.;- : WANTS Santa Claus1 .e KOOL ______ WM III! u MI HELIN II l 1 11j ' - . ' ,. - . - . I- ' ATTENTION' . 1 . , 'FREETHArSRIGHTI Mike Still, PLAIN & ' - ' FANCY ' AT AMERICANS ' shod made at home. A ECONOMY & LONG , Pro Hockey McROBERTS TIRES OIL I HI-SPIED BALANCE ALIGN $3.50 4 $10.00 MONROE SHOCKS ' I 30S-322-331S PHILIPS ' S4 CITY TliE CENTER * - .7 ____ ____ - - I - - --------- - --------- I .- - I - �m.aliv,ce,.i,,m. a Till CIVIl OP CM5 a PLOISIA IN AlSO P0 Till lass. W _ _ NW. ms j1 LijW en _____ [ijW W, - e it it me L Gr,ICS 55W flild hIn. ____ It P NIl he COUNTY OP $SMSNOL$ IN. THU CIRCUI? Tenmpilp N soum. terne $it ffiarsit en ____ _____ ly OP OflI Ne 11* iii pipe W it NW he fl mco14 In Na dsfsuft will W IM.H aak,st FLOIDA Ease $ East, ala pW North p PIll laiN 1 Pape Lu me PmmlIc CiVil. ACTiON NOs l$1l1$.CA4I5 OWNED BY: FLORl sW * me ritual *mandal hi me COUNTY IN AND P01 T$$ md Official Records Book isi. .,e curve concave East.rIv and mo I LAND dsprsen 11' Wit. a dls?anee it OP SIMIN0.l ii In iavr it ESTATE o a radM of t114.fl flit: thence run OlVIStON OF AOMINISTRAT,Off, COMPANY,. Funds Ca Neciis of Simløele County, CsmpIaInt. ___ fp $ij FISSIBo. STATE OF FLOrnA DEPART. THOMAS 0. PRIDDLE. A.K.A NorHhldI?, ilOnp the arc of Said Ofrnlsaid$sdMo35,meC,,1 MINT OP TRANSPORTATION, WITNIU MY HAND AND SEAl. DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, Thomas lucom Friddle, curve, nwwgt, a central angle SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE ,Nii5 itsaidC.wtsnmelmd,yofO. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART. East. a dMfance tylnp wIthIn the following OlCeaied, DARLENE hi Olficlit R dsscrie tens., AD.. ws. FRl dsg.W$"adlstaflc.0f335.13NW ___ Silk it SEMINOLE COUNTY. I.1II NW her the POINT OP beundsrils: MINT OF TRANSPORTATION, 755, pipe 175 In favor it OLE, Individually and as Ad. to the end of said curve: thenc, run (SEAL) ____ ____ GAC BEGINNING, NWice nan South 33 PINj mlstr$ri* of said Estateg an Norm 5d19. Si' ir' Eta distance H. Beckwlffi, Jr. PROPERTIES, INC., a Phes dsgrpis 31' last,. dIitan, it iii SEMINOLE COUNTY. Ccnhmence on me West line it CorporatIon: and MORTGAGE fail: MORTGAGE recOidsd In OffIcial of 744 feel to me begInning Of a cierk of me CircuIt Court ____ ___ _ _ _ GAC PROPERTIES, INC. it al ____33 TownithIp 30 South, $' Sectlan Plaintiffs, Records Book ion, Pile INS and curve conca• Westerly and having rsco*d In Official Records SeN East, a distanci ____ By: Mary N. Dsrdan Ranpe$ East, at a point NorTh 0 Sit, page Il7 and ASSIGNMENT OP tp.uic nan math 07it 335.30 NW, CORRECTIVE MORTGAGE aradluiOf7,U4.iSfe,$,fhencerun pi*y Clint NOTICE OP NIARIPSO _____ dsgrws 13115.. dsYWS ii' Wet, a distanc it PulIsh: Oct. 11.15.35. Nov. I. l'fl THE lMPACToROup,iNç,,,5, recor*d In Official Records Book RENTS recorded In Official Ner,sr NorNherly, along the arc of said a 1A EaI. • ! I ii TVWT !Tfl — -w PA bW5 — 'W' 5001 57, pipe 1$ In favor it. VflS loumuest DIE.5$ PeNflOants. 1O. page 375 In favor of HER. curve. ilwcugh a central angle oft nIII dselaii as' as' NOTICE OP SUIT comical East, a NOTICE OP HEARINS said $ictlsn 3$; AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVI5 BERT A. LICHT AND PAMELA deg. 45' 30" a distance of 351.11 feit. stanc* it lJi tie, thence THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: TO SHOW CAUSE NerthNalogcpaS3S'Eist,$dlstmc. LICHT, his wife: and q AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Nsi1 07 dsss to a point on he North line of sa Rar*jfl Curby 13' 11" west, a l,ll&it fit tsr me POINT o NOTICE OP SUIT ORLANDO IN ml CIRCUIT COURT ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE SectIon n to a point on said it ,un BEGINNING: U*ICe fllfl South 33 SIMIPSOI.I COUNTY. FLORIDA THE STATI OF FLORIDA TO: recorded In OffIcIal Records lo. havIng a tangent baiting of North 0 RemWiiten Avenue NOdNMdeIrSaiWtit,.ed,c, degrees 31' East, a dlotance it lie Chemical Bank. Co-Trusts SECTION 7*1S*: 1025. page 1524 in favor dsp. Sr or West, said point being STATE ROAD it Sill fit; mem.,,, Oeo5 thence . Seffi 33 fesf, tlusncerun North Sodeyass 2P PROBATE DIVISION SERVE: NOVbOIne Seteley, S.434 SEMINOLE COUNTY digrim 31' East. Pile Nimbi. . ' FLAGSHIP SANK OF ORLANDO: 1.3044 lsØ North • PARCEL a distanc, it is Est, a distance Jr., President it , DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. tin feel to the begkmlns -.EastoflheNortflwestcornerot said it. thencerun$ouffigide,r,.se3 $PIn.Suit FEE SIMPLE — RIdely OP WAY , 15" loRe: INTEREST, If any, of F. AN. secsu.nn,andmeeistofmuscen,,, P Guaranty Bank and Trust Company New York. New York 10013 test; penc, KATHERINE S. KRAUSE, A triangular parcel ci land located con avetoths$oume,$y.ndkw East. a distanc,of DERSON VAUGHT. JR.. in. line of construction descript Ion. a radius of 2,174.13 fist: SERVE: William 0. Ireland. Jr.. l'Ufl 110am $2 thence fron dsgreai sa' t" East, a PARCEL No. ill in Part it Lot 47, Entzmlnger Finns dividually and as Trustee, joined by PresIdent a tai—, bearing dlitiflc, of North N it 2NJ1 feet; thence ru, Addition No. 3. accordIng to plot NOTICE OPADMINISTRATION his wIfe MARTHA LEE VAUGHT In Containing 4,333 square fit (0.10$ digreis 25' 00' East run Easterly NorTh 07 duress 03' 15" 370 MaIn Sfr, TO Mercantul, Safe Osoosit recorded In Plat West. ALL PERSONS 4a __- •' eA M,.sL mn,. nr 'tt- •II' I. ,, -,0, i_ii__i__. .w,wIr; uance ai t4 NW, menc, run CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST wsssc1Iussfl I Trust Company, publIc records of Seminole County, Successor Truste, formerly i;i. Quits NodhNdegreesWEast,a, THU ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Florid., and being described as dIstance of 455.44 PART I it 17.11 feet: thence ru South 33 OThER PERSONS INTIRISTED NW to the ip4 PARCEL NO. 101 MercantIle Trust Company, follows; login at the inirsacti it saId curve; thence Thai part of: trim a tangent degrees 31' East, a dIstance Co-Trusts, me ezIstk10 Westerly Right it it is IN Till ESTATE: you and each of you are hseI Way bearing of North $3 degrees Sr 44" fist tO thi begkvilng of a curve Loan "Sonny" Sadler a minor line it SERVE• H. Furlong Baldwin, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED severally notIfIed that the plalniffs Sherry Avenue, beIng 33 t Ea run Norm a degrees Government Lot 3. co Lay.. Sadie. pjp " coflCaV me.riy and having that the admstratlan of Northwest and parallel to the West, a dIsts. filedIts itsDeclaration sworn Complaint, tOgi$ pec me estate Township 20 South, Range 30 East, with of Taking 101 LaNa View Drive f, Ton Hopkins PIa aradlusoli.17U,NW, tliencefromn Of KATHERINE S. KRAUSE, lying East it State Road 415. in the ThimasuIl, OeOIo exIstingand center line of said Sherry run Norm 13 degrees 30' 44" East, a a tangent bearing it Baltimore, Maryland 21203 Avenue the exha .m i decissas. File Number 74)SiCp, Northerly distance it 37th NW: Thence above styled Cowl against you and degrees PARCEL NO. Ill OP' Eit nan Ei5titIy pending in me Circuit Court PARCEL No. 117 Norm o. lying within 30 feet Easterly of the condemn the above described or w' west. alOfl5thearcofIaidcu,,.gs, thence nan Norm along said Wesi ita Seminolo County, Florida, Probate United States Trust Com. following descrIbed center line it of 115 fit; thence run centralsngleof l7 digre.121'44' A. right of way of said Sherry Avenue, $oum .,. Division, the address f which Is cojction of State Road 415. property located in Seminole $2 degrees 50' 41' West, a distanCe u sts.a test to me ifit 354 Londonderry Drive piny of New York, it Seminole County Courthouse, a distance ci tO feet; thence run distance County, Florida, by EmInent $ec$l noio. of 47.33 feet to me said curve: thence front a tangent Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal Findlay, Ohio it$io Co-Trustee Domain proceedings. Southwesterly along a straight line beginning of a curve concave to me bearing PARCEL NO. ill of North 53 degree 50. 41" representatIve SERVE: Charles W. Buek, to the said existing North rIght of it me estate Is You are further notified that the Begin at a point on the South line of Southerly and having a radius PresIdent East tUfl NOrth 4 degrees o' 14" BARtlETT BANK OF WINTER Plainti will call up for hearing Wende(i I. Spurs weyIIneofsaldStateRS..4,4at. Ultil feet; thence run Westerly West, a distance of 13 feet; thence PARK, NA.. whose address Is 230 45 Wall Street poInt 10 feet west ot me point it Section30 27, TownshIp 20 South, the one Honorable Kenneth P.1. Range East. Said point beingwN,, Loftier, LoniI.nJ.rry DrIve alongthaarcofa cwyethrough a run North $3 degrees Sr 44" East, a Park Avenue South, Winter PIrk. York, New York 10005 of me Judges Of thai 3,031.37 feet North IS deg. 14' 23 Fktdiay. Ohio 45540 beginning; thence run East along central angle of 4 dI,riisQ2' is". a d*5tancs oi 37157 NW; thence run FlorIda 32755. The name and adPARCEL NO. ii; saId right of way lIne 10 lit to the distance of 245.17 fit to me end ve stYled Court on the 22nd daW East of the SW corner of PARCEL NO. 111 North Os degrees or W' West, a dreN Of me persOnal rePrelen. POINT OF BEGINNING, of November, A. 0., 1574, at 4:00 said Section 21; thence run North said curve; Thence run South is distance of 17$ feet: thence run tativVsattcrney.resetft. N. F. ZrernskI, Vclo p., inme Seminole County 12 dig. 35'03" west a distance If said defenaits are living, art If Containing 50 square feel, more or degreis 45' 35" West, a distance it South $3 degrees Success Trustee 4i' West. a All persons having claims or Courthouse, Sanford, Seminole 337.57 Pest to the beginning ita diStance of mu taut my or all of said defendant or lesi. to me demands aaalnst the estate are Two Hopkins Plaza 3321.50 feet to Easterly the beginning of a county FlorIda, Its applIcation for curvecoaveIotheNw?pIy curve concave and having an Order of Taking in accordance defendants are deceased, the begInnlngofac,vetome requlrqd, Baltimore. Maryland 21203 WITHIN THRE a radius of 2,251.13 feet; thence run with its DecIarauo having a radius of lMtlO feet; Southiclp art having a radius of MONTHS FROM '4F 'ATE PARCEL No. 117 OF mbnowo spouse, heirs, dsvlsin, OWNED BY: GREAT AMERICPN tncArtewiAs,tyathea(cof 3.V;'. feel; tfwnc. net t Taking Northerly. aiung the arc Of Westerly THE FIRST PUYATiON OF said heretofore flied in this cause. All sORlDA, INC.. 4ihicurvsffirougnac.nj.aiangieci aionl$arcofsatd or"II.I rtlmtQ curve, ttu-,...?t.. a central angl, c4 rough. Darlene 0. Friddle. ?rvt .eflder, aPP:T1E— Georg.. .,.orn.':n parties to this suit and all other f gr deg,ss'$"ad(st..,eof$u05 3$ Q)", a or •gai,it any such deceased central angle of 4 digress 02' ii", a Of me above court a written individually and as interested parties may appear at the 244.55 feet to. point s. sale curve: distance of 245.1; feet to me defenaj or defendants, if alive, SiCTiops Administratrix. Estate of end of statement of any claim or demand liSaS.3eie, STATE ROAD thence from u tangent bearing totheiftofSaidcwve:thancerufl time and place deslgnatad and be North 0 dig. 2333" East a distance d, it dead, their unknown spouse, %.434 said curve; thence run South is they may have. Each claim must be Thomas D. Friddle, Deceased SEMINOLE COUNTY North IS deym 35' 30' West, run degrees heard. ot 54530 fees to me beginning of hairs, devlseei, Iegatees, grantees, DESCRIPTIONS 45' Unknown PARCEL NO. 111 South is degrees 25 00" West. a 331.57 feet 25" West, a distance in writing and must indicate the AND curve concave Easterly and havIng creditors, iiinors, or other parties FEE SIMPLE to the beginning PARCEL No. 117 of a basIs for the claim, the name and Each defendant is hereb a radius of 2.14475 NW; thence run csaimunp by, through, under, or (A) That part of: RIGHT OF WAY distance o mn ii., to me curve concave to the Northerly address of the creditor or his agent and Normerly, along the arc of said reguired to serve wrItten defensei beginning of a curve concave to me having a radius cf 1,432.40 see,, or attorney, and against any such deceased defen. Ro L. Maine, Lot 3), Entzminger Farms Ad. If any, to said Complaint on: the amount curve, through a central angle of Nmwesferty and having a ct.or dint or defendants, art all paa'1l thenc, run Westerly along the arc Co-Trustee claimed, if the claim Is not yet due, No. 2 according to the plat radius it 1437.2$ feet; ttunce THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, dig. 37' 45" a distance 01323.13 feet hiving or claIming to have any ditlan run said curve through Residence Unknown a central angle of the date when It will become dvi thereof as recorded in Plat Book 5, County Attorney to the end of said curve; thence run Southwesterly along the arc of saId 10 degrees 35' 01", right, title, or kierest In and to me PARCEL No. a distance of 117 Shall be stated. tt the claIm is Seminole County Page L of the Public Records of curve through a central angie of ii 344.35 feet tea point on said North S dig. SI' 15" East a distance property described In the Corn. Seminole curve; County, Florida, contingent or unllquldated. the Sos 70 7544 feet to me beginning of degrees 01' 00", a distance of 107.43 Plaint, to-wIt: thence from a tangent bearing of L. F. Sadler, nature of the uncertainty shell be Attamonte SprIngs, Florida curve concave Westerly art having feet to me end it laId curves thence NOrth IS degrees 35' 30' West, run CO-TrUStee stated. it the claim is secured me Iyng withIn the following deicrl a radius of 2444.75 lest; thence run run South 44 degrees W West, a South 4, degrees 23' 00" West, SUCTION 1714S.341i; STATE ROAD boundaries: Residence Unknown a security shall be described. The on or before the 17th day of NOrmerly, along the arc of distance of 175.11 fees to the POINT distance of 253.57 lit to 5.434; SEMINOLE COUNTY PARCEL NO. ii me claimant shall delIver sufficient curve, through a central angleslId OF BEGINNING, DISCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 154 of? November, A. 0.. 1t7. and file the beginning of a curve concave to me Commenc, on me West line it copies of the claim to me clerk If said defendants are living, and dsp. 45' 20' a original with the Clerk of the above distance of 251.11 fit PER SIMPLE NormwterIy RIGHT OF WAY Section 33, to if any or all of said defendant Styled Court on said date, to show or to a point on Township 20 South, ContaIning 250,401 square Thai part of: the North lIne of said and having a chord enable the clerk to mail one copy to defendants are deceased, the Sect 21 to a point on said curve feet (3.745 radius of 1,137.2$ feet; thence run each personal representatIve, Range 30 East, at a cause wh•t right, fIt!e, interest or "That part of Lit 35, Block 0, degrees 11' West. point North 0 acres), more or Southwesterly along Ihe arc of saId unknown spouse, heirs, All persons interested In the a distance of leer, you or any of you have i, devies, having a tangent bearIng of lying Northerly of Longwood. 1,024.43 feet from the North curve through estate grantm, a central angle of 17 to whom a Copy of this Southwest OWNED creditors, lienors, or other dig. 55'02" West. said poInt beIng and tome properly descrIbed In sal Notice Wagner Road, BY: FLORIDA LAND degrees OI' 00", a distance of 41743 AdmInistration parties claiming by, through under, l.343. has been mailed Complaint and to show cause. If any Algii feet North N dog. 3511' lying Westerly of cornerof said Section 33; thence run COMPANY, a Florida Corporation fist lottie end of said curve; thence required, Aasn In Fiat Of Noflhtidegrees2rE.Stadistaflce or against any such deceased East of the Northwest WITHIN corner of said you have, why said property should run South U digress 25' West, a MONTHS FROM THE DATE North Orlando, is? Addftio,, as of I,115. lei for THREE defendant or defendants, it alive, OF and, 27, and the end of this center not be condemned for the uses and recorded in Pit Book *2, Pages?] the POINT OF SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE distance of 175.14 feet if dead. their unknown spouse, line to the POINT THE FIRST PUBLICATION BEGINNING; thence run North 23 reCorde $ Of construcl it forth in the Corn. and 31 of the PtlIc Records in Official Records Book OF BEGINNING. drlption. heirs, devisees, I.gatees, grantees, Of degrees 31" West, a distance of 40 iSa, THIS NOTICE,toflleanyobl plaint filed herein. If you tail to do page 173 in favor of GAC Ssfnif101eCOunty,Floruds,Imsbegin feet to the beginning creditors lienors, or other partIes they may have that challenges me claiming by, so, a default will be enticed against of a curve PROPERTIES, INC., a Florida ContaInIng *3,300 square Containing S,12$ square feet (0.324 at a point on the Westerly Right through, under, ci concave to the Northwesterly and Corporatn feet (0.310 validity of the decedent's will, the you for thi relief demanded In the or acre), more or less, exclusive of acre), more or lets, against any W.ylkWOfAfoIerIAvenueas,l,wn having a radius of 3,715.72 feet: such deceased defen. area lying In existing of qualifications of the personal dent or Complaint. road right in said Plat of NorTh Orlando 1st thence from a area in existing rights exclusive of of way. representative, or the venue or having defendants, and all parties tangent bearing of WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL AddItlon,saidpoW3.ØQ$f SUCTION 773552511; STATE ROAD or claiming to have any Norm U degrim 25' East run iurisldctlon of the court, of said Court on the 21st day ci DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. Ill OWNED BY: RILEY WOOD and N S degrees 53' 33" W. from the Northeasterly along the arc of said right, title or interest in art to the INTEREST. If any, Of OVER. SSptentber, A. 0.. 1575. PIE SIMPLE RiGHT OF WAY MARCELLE K. WOOD, his wife wersectlOnoflhewesterlyRigof curve through a ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND property described in me Corn- STREET INVESTMENT COM. (SEAL) central angle of 7 SIMPLI OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED plaint, twit: RIGHT OP WAY WayIinofsaidAfoAvenuewIth degrees33' 13",adIstanceofSel,25 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. PANY in and to the following: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ttie NorTherly Right of Way line of tees SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE SECTION 17070.2305, STATE ROAD to the end of said curve; thence That part Of: DateoftheflntpuJblicatofthis 415, Clark of the Circuit Court me Lonqwo.Wt,,' Road, th,e S recorded in Official Records SEMIN('LE from a tangent bearing of North 30 Book Notice of Administration: OclObef DESCRIPTIONS COUNTY, PART II: By: Mary N. Darden cOntInue N I degrees 35' 33" 24. page 301 in favor of CLEO 11th, 1574. degrees 33' 47" East. run SouTh 35 Deputy Clerk That part of: Lots, lying South of Ovl.do Road, JACOBS and RACHEL JACOBS. his alongtheWestirlyRlghtofay PARCEL NO. ii? degreesl7' 73"East,lds,aflC.0,40 (EXCEPT the East BARNETT BANK OF Publish Sept. 771 Oct. 1. Ii, II, 1,75 of laud Aigiers Avenue *50.0 tees, feet i,ots wile; and INTEREST, if any, of to a point on a curve concav, to thereof), WINTER PARK. N.A. FEE SIMPLE—RIGHT OF WAY A part of Lots Sand 14, SHUMAN'S DED125 thence run S $1 degrees 3S 57" W. the Block "0" of 0. Nit. DEBORAH KAY WOOD, a minor, That part of: Northwesterly art having a ctiell's By: Robert J. Lespuana Survey of the Levy Grant, CHRIS MICHAEL WOOD, a minor, ADDITION to EUREKA HAM. 13.55$ feet, thence run S Idegrees 55' chord radius of 1,437.7$ The 700 foot right of way of the MOCK, recorded in Plat Trust Officer 4 33" E. 1.10 feet, thince run S Si from a tangent bearingfist; thence according t me put thereof as ALLEN WOOD, a minor, LAYMAN Seaboard Coast Line Railroad As Personai Rupresenfa. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Sow?, 34 recor page 3], Public Records of Seminole in PIat Book 1, Page s, ci "SONNY" SADLER, a minor; and degres3y 31" W. 17.dfeet, thence degrees 41' 25" West, of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, g Company lying Northerly of Soldier County, run South. the Public five of the Estate of Florida, lying within nansodigreesuz.44'.e43onNW the 200 Records aiLSernInole ..RMOELL CURBY Creek art being FLORIDA in the NW ¼ and loot right of way of the KATHERINE S. KRAUSE County, Florida, (EXCEPT me thence run 522 degrees 35' 33" E. the NW ¼ of the throuotlacentr.iangIeof), Seaboord CASE NO. 14-IS2I.CA-44.P Deceased NE ¼ of the 5W¼ Coast Line Railroad Company. right of way for Shore Road SECTION ' ioUteet, thence run N Sldegrm 35' 11' 31", a distance of 33101 feet to 7SIS341I;STATIROAD ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL IN u THE MARRIAGE op of Section 21, TownshIp 20 SOuth, described In Official Records B 57" E. $3.t$ feet tome Point of the 5.434: SEMINOLE COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE: end of said Curv,; thence run Range 30 East, ROSALIE SABRA TUCKER, ALSO: Bellnnlng;andlelsthatpaniylng South44digreeS2yW,tJ,adlste 2]l.PagelO2,andahwExCEpTtM DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 351 Daniel N. Hunterof Hunter That Petitioner, $OuthhlOfeetthif,of), in North Orla ath Additlo iyingwithlfl30f PERPETUAL DRAINAGE Pattlilo,MarchmanI. -I Sachsidaof thi cording to the Plat thereof ac ci 175.14 fit to the POINT OF EASEMENT following described center as BEGINNING, WALTER H. TUCKER, JR. '°° a lying within the following described line of Apartof LotSMand7S, SPRING recorded In Plot Book 14, construction of state Road 4)5, HAMMOCK, Pages of Containing i,ite square feet (0010 243W. Park Avenue, Respondent. recorded boundaries: the Pubilc Records In Plat Book LATERAL DITCH LEFT (NORTH) P.O. Box 340 777Q of Seminole acre), more or less, exclusive ci NOTICE OF ACTION 3. pages 2 to S. Public Records Commence on the West line of STATION 101+ 17.1$ County, Florida." EXCEPT The area in existing rights of way. Winter 01 TO: WALTER H. TUCKER, JR. Park, FL 32750 Seminole County, Florida, lying Section 33, Township 20 South, That part Of: Hlghlar, Section Three, according (B) That part of: Begin at a point on the South line of Relidee Unknown Telephone: (305) 4474500 Range 30 East, at a point NOrth 0 within the700foo$right of wayof the to the Plot thereof as recorded in Tract I, The Highlands, Seclion Publish: SectIon 77, Township 20 South, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Lot 31, Entamingir Farms Ad. degrees 1V West, a Oct. Ii, ii, 157k YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Plat Book 17, Paged, of the Public ditl distance of DEE.43 No. 2, according to the plot 1,021.13 feet from Rang, 30 East. said point being Company; action for Dissluf ion of Marriage Records of Seminole County. ttwriof as recorded the Southwest as recorded in Plat Book 17. Page 45, 7.02157 feet North IS dig. 14' 33" has beet f lied against you and you in Plat book 3, cornerof said Section 33; thence Florida, of the Public Records of Seminole East of the Southwest corner of said Pages, of the Public Records of No arere uired to serveacop, of your lying withIn 30 feet each side of the 11h 44 degrees$'East,adidi County, Florida, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Section 77; thence run NorTh Ii dig. Seminole County, Florida, written defenses, if any, to it on following described center line of 1.11115 feet for the POINT OF TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION 33' 03" West a distance Of 3,5$. FRANK C. WHIOPIAM, ESQIJI RE. cOnstruction of State Road IlL OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY boundaries: BEGINNING; thence run South 23 lying lying within the following described Eastofandwithiniofenof the OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. to the begInning of a curve Section f101O: pe,er' attorney, wtaose ad degrees 31' East, a distance of 100 ditCh survey line described boundaries: concave Easterly and having a 5 is STENSTROM. DAVIS I Notice is hereby given mat a Commenc, on the center line of feof;thencerunNorth44mSr Miows: radius of 2,2t.$3 feet; thence run Begin MCINTOSH, Post Office Box 1320. at a point on the South line e.st, a distance of 3]S.30 feet, the sutveyoi State Road $131. at a point Public Hearing will be held at the Normerty, Commence on the West lIne of run South 01 degrees along the arc of said Section 27, TownshIp 30 SOuth, Sanford, FlorIda, 37771, on or before Commiu South 01 degrees 20' 00" East, a Section 35. Room in the CIty Hall 02' IS" East, a TownshIp 30 5offi, distance of October75, 1575,andfjletheoriglnal urve, through a central angle of 13 Rage 30 East. distance of 134.51 feet from the Commence at"E", the The Northwest te City of Sanford, Florida, at dig 25' 34" a distance of S1.01 d point being feet; thence run corner of Block Colon.in7:00 Rang. 20 East, at a point North 0 North $2 eith the Ck this COurt vithet feet 2,021.37 feet North IS dig. I' o'clock P.M. on October degrim 55' IS" East, m nades, First Section, according to Normwestot Lot)), Block 21, degrees 11' West, t the rt Of said curve; thence run bef service on PetItioners a distance of distance of 255.11 feet; thence run the Plat thereof nsi East of the Southwest corner of said North Orlando Ith Additlo. ac the adoption of 1,074.43 feet from Itt, as recorded in Plot North 0 dig. 73' 33" East a distance sectIon torney or immediately thereafter; Southwest North 01 degrees 03' 13" West, a Book IS, ordinance by the City of Santord, 77; thence run North 12 dig. cording to me Plat thereof as corner of laid of 545.30 feet to the beginning Of a Page IC, of the Public Florida, title of Sectlon3; thence run dIstance 01255.40 otherwise a default will be entered recorded which 35' 03" west a distance 01 feet; thence run 3.32555 Records of Seminole County, In Fiat Book 11 PagiS. of North U degrees 21' East, a distance North 44 degrees is as follows: curve concave Easterly and having it to against you for the relief demanded the Public Records the beginning of a curve 25' East, a distance Florida, being aise ma a radius of 7,144.75 feet; thenc, County, Florida; thenceof Seminole of 1,217.33 feet to the beginning of a of 57.1$ feet; thence run South n oltheWestlineof in the Petition, to wit: A dissolution run concave Easterly and having a ORDINANCE NO. 1343 run South 23 curve concav, to the Northwesterly 37. Block "0", Northerly, along the arc of said radius of 2,21113 of marriage; permanent custody 01 degrees 31' East, a dIstance 01 is 0. R. Mitchell's Survey Of feet; thee run degrees 21' 00" West, a distance of art having a cor radiusof the curve, through a central angie of I 1337.21 feet to the beginning of a curve Grant, according minor Child born issue of the Northerly, along the arc of said 341.1.1 feet; thenc, run North 04 feet; the Levy AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF deg. 37' 45" a distance of 323)3 fit curve, thence run Northeasterly along concave to the marriage MARK ARNOLD SOutherly and having as recorded In Plat Book rage thereof SANFORD, FLOR IDA, AMEN. 10 pi through a central angle of 12 degrees 33'oo"W,st,adi$tanceof 10 the TUCKER, in the PetitIo; per. nd of said ce; tPn run dig. 55' 34" a distance Of arc of said curve through a aradivsof2,1n.$3feet; thencefrom of the Public Records feet to the existing North DING ARTICLE 7. SECTION 12 OF Norm I dig. SI' II" East a distance to right of centralangleof 17degreesoi'",1 a manent alimony; permanent child the end of said curve; thence run of Seminole ORDINANCE NO 1057 way line of laid State Road 5134 tangent bearing of North ti County, Florida, and the OF THE of 7,41 feel to the beginning existing for distance of 44742 feet to the end of support; attorneys fees and thej degrees 25' 00" East run Easterly South right Of way line of State of a North 0 dig. 23' 33" East a distance the POINT OF BEGINNING; said curve; thence run Road CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, curveconcavewesterly and having of 34530 feet costs of this action; and equitable NOrth 1, alongthearcofsaidcurveffirougha 3.434; thence run North 0$ to the beginning of a THE SAME BEING ENTITLED a radius of 2,141.71 the run North 45 degrees]? is" degrees 25' 00" East, a distance of central angleof 17 degrees 31' 44". a feet; thence run curve concave Easterly and having West, a dance degreN ZONING ORDINANCE, SAID Northerly, along the and personal property of the parties of 14.14 fit to the 42.37 fit for the POINT OF distance of 435.41 feet to the end Of the West, a distance 01 4)14 fit to AMENDMENT AMENDING THE curve, arc of said a radius of 2444.75 fist; thence existing Eaiterlyrightof center line way lineof BEGINNING; thence run North run through a central angle of 7 Northerly, lncludingawardofthereal 10 laid curve; thence from a tangent Road 3.434; thence property Shesat, Boulevard, of survey of State PROVISIONS FOR THE OUTSIDE deg. 0' 20" a distanc, of 311.11 along the arc of said run Suttt according to the degrm35'oo"W, distanceof 10 bearing of North $3 degrees degrees or 3?' feet curve, through a central angie owned by the parties as tenants by pat thereof recorded DISPLAY OF MERCHANDISE to a point on of East, along in Flat Book feet the the entireties to the Petitioner. said North line of said dig. W 45" a distance of to the beginning of a curve 50' 11" East run North said AND PRODUCTS TO PROVIDE 1, Pages 33 art center line Of survey, a distance Pvblic Records Concave 323 I] feet Section 77 to a point On said property being more particularly to the Southwesterly and degrees 09' II" curve to the end of said curve; thence run of Seminole County, Florida; thence West. FOR DISPLAY IN COMMERCIAL having a tangint having a radius ci 50 fit; thence distaceof 15 described as follows: a 1,004.42 feel for the POINT OF AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS TO dig. 35' 02" West.bearing of North 0 North I dig, SI' II" East a distance feet; thence run North run Southerly along said BEGINNING; thence run North Easterly from a tangent bearing of North 45 Lof TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES said point being $3degrees 50W' East, a dista right of way line of Sheoaf, degr,es25'00' a BEAT LEAST NINE FEET FROM 1941 feet to the beginning of a degrees ir 20" West, of East, run Northerly according to ttte Flat thereof as 570.17 feel; thence rim North 05 312.34 feet for feet Norm N dig. 33' 11" curve concav, Westerly art having a didance of ANY PROPERTY LINE OF THE East of the the end of this Boulevard to the existing North and Westerly along the arc of said degrees 05' iS" West, a Norffist corner of said a radius of recorded In Flat Book 13, Page 4301 right of way line on said Stale 2,541.75 feet; thence tun distance of described ditch survey line. Road curve through a central angle of 171 113 feet; thence run South BUSINESS PROPERTY WHEN Section77,arttlte,ndofthscent.r Northerly, along the Public Records of Seminole S 134; thence run Easterly along INTERIOR LOTS ARE IN. $3 degrees the arc of said line of construction descripti..,, degrees *5' 01", a distance of 105.0 50'44" county, Fiida. v OLVED; West, a distance of 125.35 feet Containing laid right of way to th, POINT OF TO curve, through a central angle Of? FURTHER feet to the end of said curve; thenc, to the beginning Ofa WITNESS my hand and seal deg. curve concave acre), moreI0,91S or les*.square feet (0.233 PROVIDE FOR ALL OUTSIDE Containing 49,355 uare feet (1.135) to a 19' 20" adlstanceof 391.11 feet ( thl5 COurton2ddayof September, runNorth74degreeI51'01Wt,a lothe5outheflyarthavrl BEGINNING. point on the North line of saId DISPLAY ON CORNER LOTS acres), more or distance of 120.1$ feet thence run A. less. Section 21 to a point on said curve ContainIng 50 squar, fit, mor, or North 7) of].4Il.l)feet;therun Westerly OWNED BY: GUARANTY BANK WITHIN OF THEONE NEAREST STREET IN LINE BY RAILROAD COMPANY, HUNDRED FEET OWNED SEABOARD COAST dig degrees 50' 15" West, a alongIhearcofsa4curvethr (SEAL) less, bavingataflgefltringØf0 AND TRUST COMPANY distance of 19024 feet; thence run central angle of I degrees 0? 15", a hur H. beckwlrn, Jr Sr02" West, laid point being THE SECTION SHALL BE SET formerly The Norm IS degrees 05' 55" Sanford and Indian 1.34344 I eel Norm As Clerk of the Court East, a distance of 245.17 feet to the end of You and cacti of BA OWNED BY: FLORIDA LAND A DISTANCE OF TEN River Ii dig. you are hircby distance of Soft; thence run SouI:a said curve; thence run 5y: Railroad Company and The EasI of the Northwest Cherry Kay Travis COMPANY. A Florida Corporati South 79 severally nolified that corner of sai.i 71 degrees S)'O)" East, a dIstance a. ET; FURTHER PROVIDING South Florida Railroad Company As Deputy Clerk degrees 4$' 29" West, a distance the toeqher plaintiffs FOR SPECIAL SALES OF MER. art the fIled Its sworn Complaint, Section27,andtMofthiscent,r SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE I4I.) feet to the beginning Savannah Florida and lineal construction description 327.7 ft tome beginning on a with of a STENSTROM, DAVIS recorded In Official Records Book CIIANDI SE OR PRODUCTS Western Railroad Company, and by curve concave to the Northerly and Curve concave to MCINTOSH the Northerly and abi Styled Court agaInst 715. page 175 in favor of GAC having a radius of Flagship Bank of Sanford 17.4O feet; WITHIN NINE FEET OF THE consolidatlonwjththeAtlanticCoast Containing ]S,OlI square having a radius Of )2.iO feet; uchOfvouasdelendanfsw.kingto PROPERTIES, INC.. a Florida feet (0104 thence run Easterly along the PROPERTY LINE OR PUBLIC L:ne Railroad Company and by acre), more or Suite 77 RIOHT.OFWAY Corporation less, exclusive of UPON SPECIAL arcof IhencIrunWesterIyalr-,gtof condemn the above described APPLICATION TO THE CITY Railroad merger with tne Seaboard Air Line area Post Office Box 1320 saidcurvethroughacontralngof saidcurvetttroughacent,alang,,of Property lying in existing road right of located in II degrees 45' 79", a distance Of Company, Sanfont, Florla 33771 10 degrees 35' 01", a distance way. Seminole COMMISSION FOR A PERIOD SECTION 77$l534IE STATE ROAD County, Florida, by Eminent NOT TO EXCEED TEN DAYS. 95 feet to a point on said curve; 341.55 fit to a Attorneys to. Petitioner point on Said curve; Domain pceedings, 5.434, SEMINOLE COUNTY thenc, from a tangent bearing of thence from a tangent Publish Sept. 77IOci 4.11, II. 197S SUBJECT TO GENERAL MON INTEREST, If any, bearing i You are further notified that the DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. its copy Shall be available at the TGAGE recorded of JOHN L. South 59 degrees 34' 30" Cast, DED 125 in Official CASSAQy and DONALD G. run Norm 15 degrees 34' 30' West, run Plaintiffs will call FEE SIMPLE cc of the City Clerk for RIGHT OF WAY for turing persons South 49 degrees 25' 00' West, a South 19 digress all Records Bock 9$, page 133 and GALLACIHER in 2$' 00" West, a before the Honorable Voile desiring and to he to examine the SUPPLEMENTAL MORTGAGE distance 0125)50 ft lottie POINT distance of 291.51 it to the Williams, one of e. NOTICE OF INTENT TO the Judges of the OF BEGINNING. recorded In OfficIal Records book parties in interest art in that part of Lofs 52 and 33 abovestylidCourtont3yof REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME citizens 93 page 233 In favor of UNITED 4,jlI have an opportunity Nortti*itily and having a chard December, A.D., 1514, descrine as Beginning at the In. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat Containing 5.750 square feet (0.132 at 2:30 heard at said to be STATES TRUST COMPANy OF PART III. radius of 1337.24 feet; thence run O'CIOCkP.M..intheseleCoumty hearing. theundersig,jringtoag. 'ersedlonolthe East right of wayof acre, more or less, exclusive of NEW YORK and WILLIAM N That part of. By order of the Mess Road and the South right of Southwesterly along the arc of said Courthouse, Santovd, Florida, Its Inbusiess under the liditious name area in existing rights of way. City Commission HOWELL, as Trustees, art curve through a central angle of 17 applicaticnfo,anOrdifof way of State Road 5-131. thence run Taking In of t City of Sanford, Florida. of DON'S SHOES at itso State part Of Lot 21. SPRING HAM degrees EIGHT SUPPLEMENTAL MORH. N. Tamm, Jr. *i' 00", a distance of 47.43 accordance with Its Declaration South 74,$4 Street, Sanford, Florida, 33771. feet; thence run OWNED BY: WENDELL E. fttotneendofsaudcurve; TGAGE recorded in City Clerk OCK SUBDIVISION recorded in intends to register Efsterly 350 feet; thence run SPEARS and ROMONA A. thence Takinghe(ofofoqefil,JlflIhisc the said name Official Pp., 8002, page ReCords Book 427, page 734 In Publish' Oct. II, 1975 3, Public Records favor with the Clerk of theCircult Court Of NorTherly 5)0 feet; thence run run South 44 degrees 25' west, a Allpartiestothissuitandsliofhw. OEE4i SPEARS, his wife Seminole County, Florida. dlstanc,of 175.14 It tome poINT iNerestedpar1iesmay,f,h, UNITED STATES TRUST Eásterly 100 feet; thenc, run lying Semirole County. FioridI COMPANY OF NEW YORK and wIlttlflIhe200fOotrIghtofy0f,, OF BEGINNING, NOrtherly 277.23 feet, thence run time and place d.sIgnat and be DATED this 10th day ci Sep ' SUBJECT TO' ASSIGNMENT OF ROGER LMAINE,asTrtjst; eaboard Coast Line Railroad Westerly to the Point of Beginning; fentbe,, AD. 974. NOTICE TOThE PUBLIC MORTGAGE recorded In Official Containing 9.309 square fist (03)9 heard Company; MORTGAGE recorded in Official Nolice is hereby given S Elisha Morgan Bck "0", DR Mitchell's Survey of ReCords book ion, that the Records book n, page ifl page MI in favor acre), more or less Board of Adiusiment of the AND S Linda Mørgan the Levy Grant, accord ng to the of BARtlETT City of MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY in favor of lying within 50 lest each side of the BANK OF WINTER Pt thereof. as recorded in Flat Sanford will hoid a Special Meeting Publish Sept 70, 27, Oct 4. II. 1976 PARK, NA. foling descr OWNED BY: J. I. MALCOLM. JR. center line of DED IC) d NELSON H, STRITEHOFF, as construcll or, Friday, Book I, Page 5, PublIc Recds of 1$, 1974, Each defendant Is hereby City Hail t October 1130AM. In lIt, Trustees, alt d HAZEL P. MALCOLM. his wife reguired of Stat, Road ut, __________________________ in Order SemunoleCounty, Florida, described S!CT1ON 37351.3414, to serve wrlit.n detenses. consider a SiCilu. 11010 to THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL IN if any, to said Complaint on: the request STATE ROAD SECTION as Beginning at the infersedior Of 77Si5.34)e STATE ROAD THOMAS FREEMAN. County Io rear for a variance in DENTURE recorded in Official FICTITIOUSNAMI S-434; SEMINOLE COUNTY Zoning the ezisting South right of way line yaro Ordinance as if pertains Records Book 71), Begin at a point on the South Notice is hereby given that I am DESCRIPTIONS PARC!L NO. rn line ci SEMINOLE COUNTY AflOrny, Seminole Co.mly, page 193 in favor 01'$t setback reoulrem.nti Road S 431 and the existing Section fl, Township ertoaOed in business at Corner 015th FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY ESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. II Box 70, Attamonte Springs, Florida P.O. in RI I Zoned District in theW. 10' Ejst right of way of South Mols MERCANTILE SAFE DEPOSIT Range 30 East, Said point EE SIMPLE and Maple, Sanford, Seminole the S. 133.3' AND TRUST COMPANY and C. E. 2021 57 teof RIGHT OF WAY 37701 on or before the 15th Rçad. thence run South along said of Block S. Tier fl of HEINMULLER. day That North IS dig, Ii 1g County, Florida under the fictitious of Sanford, FL November, AD., 1fl& and file the Eastrignt of way of laid South Mosi being more Trustees, Successor Eastofthethwestcorci s nimeof U.M.C. INC. dba UTILITY That n ci. and specifically described as located at LofsM and 27, Enfzminger Farms original with the Clerk of the above NE Road. a distance ci 10 fees; thence 27. tce run North 17 MANAGEMENT and that I Intend q deg styled Court on said date, to cornerci 4th St. and Poplar Ave run Northeasterly along a Straight Addst,on No 7, according to CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE 35' 0)" West to register said name with the Clerk a distance 01 3.S34ss thereof as recorded In Flat book S. West 50 feet of the East si recoroed in Official Records Book Paved use of the property. jpe to tae said existing South r,ght cause what right, title, interest or Commercial feet to the beginning of a cur 01 the Circuit Court, flit Of LotS, Block "0". tying 3th lien you Peg. 9, of the Public Records of $31. page 541 -we Semnoi. buiiding for a Of*ay line of said Stale Road S 431 or- any of you have Itt art 1 grocery mod FIRST SUP- concave Easterly and having County, Florida In accordance with Seminole County, Florida. (CX. Sanford and Oviedi 2014, and the the property described in said store. PLEMENTAL MORTGAGE radu, of 2,291$) at:. point IC feet East of ne po'nt 0 feet; hence run N provisions of Ihe Fictitious ',Corded in OfficIal Records Bouli CEPT existing rights of way), West 10 it it ma North 250 fit of Complaint and to Show cause, if any L. Perkins b4gmnning; hence run West along Northerly, along the arc of sain ame Statutes, To the East 132 feet of LOf, BloCk "a", you hive, why said property should 131, page 503 in Chairman Wlt Section laid right of way line IC fit to the of CHEMICAL curve, through a central angle of 17 16309 Florida Statutes 1937 lying lying South Of Sanford art not be condemned for BANK and Lfavor Board lying within the following Icr-ibid of AdiustmenI F SADLER, POINT OF BEGINNING d5 the 11515 Sod PublIsh: dig 25' 34" a distance of 519 Oviedo Trustees, and Road ci 0 A. Mitchell's P,'rposes as set forth in the boundaries S John D Whelchel test Oct II, I97 tO the end of said curve. (President) Corn- DEE 4$ Ittence run FINAL JI'DGMENT recorded in form 0 dig 73' 33" P bush: Oct. 4, Ii, II, 25, 1976 EaI a distance D€073 — . , . . ZUM WALT BYRD Join Us — In Celebrating The Wonderful Progress — Of Beautiful Seminole And South West Vol us ia Counties... . - _,... - _____________ Legal Notice C.0 Legal Notice ... ,-- - - -'' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. I CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLA. CIVIL NO. 74-943.CA.35.E IN RE THE ADOPTION o STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE art ROBERT DEAN POWERS, NOTICE OF ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS TO: ROBERT POWERS $5.45 East Fontaria Street Downey, Caiitornia YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the ' ri...;, r........ -- •... F1) '" £1fl .a... SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Noticeof Public Hearing The Board of County Com. moisioraers of Seminole County will holdS public hearing to consider an the Board of Ad lustment fl denying a Lot Width Variance in an R.1AA Residential ZOnefrom90leettosofeetanda LOS Size Variance from 11,100 sq ft to 7.000%qftonthefollowingdescrlbid property Lot 20. Block 3$, Sanlando tne Suburb Beautiful, PB 3, Pg 64. in Section 1721.25, on Lake Marion Drive. (OuST. 1) This public hearing will be held In Room 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse in Santord, Florida, on November 16, 1976. at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereatter as possible. Written comments filed with th Land Development Administrator will be considered. Persons appearing at the public hearing will be heard orally. Hearings may be ContInued from time to time as found necessary Further details availapie oy calling ui liJu, txt. ,. • ' . L. MONROE and GLENPIA V. MONROE, his wife, have filed a Petition for tte adoption of the minor child named In that Petition. towit: ROBERT DEAN POWERS. and you are required to serve a copy of your wrItten defenses, if any, to KENNETH N BEANE. of STEPHENSON, STALNAKER AND SEANE, PA,, Attorneys for the Petitioners, whose address is Post Office Drawer One, Cassetberry, Florida 32707, and to file the original with the Clerk of this Court on or before November- I. 1976; otherwise ajudgr'-ient may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal a this Court this 24th day of Sep timber. 1974 (SEAL) Arthur Pt Beckwitt Court Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk PubIih Sept.21, 1Oct. 1. ii, ii, in DED III Clerk Circuit . - " ,_. • - 4 - — . • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 76)749.CA.09.O FREDERICK W BEREt-IS. INC.. Plaintiff, vs DAVID ARTHUR HAT TAWAY, - 201 Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By Mike Hattaway, Chairman Attest Arthur H. Be(kwith, Jr. PubliSh Oct. II, 1916 DEE 62 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 75.I$33.CA-20-E In re the Matter of the Adoption of: 111. RQBERTLAWRENCE,aminor,by Defendants. R. L. LAWRENCE aid NOTICE OF ACTION ETHEL LAWRENCE, 1is wife TO Diwid Arthur Haltaway NOTICE TO DEFEND and TO: MARGARET LAWRENCE ,lonnie L. Hattaway COBB 120 Colony Drive whose residence and last Arden. North Carolina known mailing addeess 75704 are unknown and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Maria cia Penha Hatlaway Ihaf the above named PetItioners, Residence unknown R. L. LAWRENCE and ETHEL YOU ARE HEREBY notifiedlhat acomptainl toforeciosea mortgage LAWRENCE. his wife, have liled S encumbering the following real Complaint in the above styled Court for tIe adoption of the minor child property: Lot 441. Unit 1. WINTER named therein, and you are hereby SPRINGS. according to the p1st required to serve a copy of your thereof as recorded In Ptal Book II, written defenses. if any, on PIED N. JULIAN, JR. 01 STENSTROM,' Pages 6. 7. andl. public records of DAVIS A. McINTOSH. Attorneys for Siminole County, Florida. has been fIled against you and you Petitioners, Post Office Box 1330, .sre required to serve a copy of your Sanford, Flo'lda, 32711, and file the writtendfentes. if any, to ton VAN original with lt• Clerk of tte above DEN BERG, GAY 1 BURKE, P A.. styled Court on or before November I, 1976. otherwise a default and attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post Office Box 193. Orlando. Flotida ultimate iudgment will be entered 32502. arid file tI. original with the against you granting Slid adoption, WITNESS my hand and the seal of Clerk 01 lIe above Styled Court on or before October 26. 1976. otherwise, a sa'd Court on the 73rd day of Sep ,udgment may be entered against tember,A.O., 1971 you for the relief demanded in the (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. complaint Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and the seal of By Mary N Dirden sad Court on the 16th day of Sep Deputy Clerk tembel'. 1976 STIENSTROM. DAVIS ISEAL) I. MCINTOSH Arthur H Beckwilt, Jr Post Office Box 1330 Clerk 01 tie Circu,I Court Sanford, Florida 32771 By Cherry Kac Travis Attorneys for Petitioners Deputy Clerk 7P & o( 1. It. 1976 Pub.ih Sept 271 Oct 1. II. II. 1974 Pubi,$h Sept DEDlJ9 OFflhiU - here for 40 years n. '1---------II,uia IUW1V[UCfl. UIU fird as hands Legal Notice ______________________________ . here feel __.---------. , - \\ Legal Notke -- - - Sp0,1, I Indust Zumwalt will NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH THE VACATING, ABANDONING. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF RIGHTS.OF.WAY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7s.1146.CA4C TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE JOHN 1. WORTHY, NOTICE that the Board of County Husband.Respondent, Commissioners of Seminole County, and Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the KAREN E. WORII'IY. Ilfhdayoftlovember,A,D, 1974, in the County Commissioners' Meeting Wife Petitioner. Room at the County Courthouse In NOTICE OF ACTION Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Hearing to consider art determin, JOHN T. WORTHY, WHOSE whither or rid? the County will RESiDENCE iS THE STATE OF vacate,abandon. discontinue, dote, ALABAMA, COUNTY OF -....... ,wnw,n,w .nu uIc,aim any LAMUtIt rigni or AND WHOSE ttie County and the public in art to MAILING ADDRESS IS: RT. 2, the following righ?s.of way running BOX 17 8. LANETT, ALABAMA through the described property, to. 3143 wit: ASwOrfl Pet itlon for Dissolutionoi That portion of 4th Court lying Marriage a Vinculo having been South Of Lots 7 through I. Block 1), filed regarding your marriage to P8 I?, as shown on Replat KAREN E WORTHY in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County Townsite.North Ctuiuota, Pages u and 45, as shown on the Public FIor,da. the Short litleot which is IN Records of Seminole County, a RE THE MARRIAGE OF: JOHN political Subdivision of Florida. T. WORTHY. Husbind Respondent, and KAREN E WORTHY. Wife. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY Petiliorei. these presence corn APPEAR AND BE 1-IEAROAT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE mend you to appear and file your SPECIFIED. answer or Other defense or pleading lSeal) with the Clerk of the Circuit Court In Board of County and for Seminole County, Florida, and serve a co Commissioners of thereof on Petitioner's attorney. Jack T. Seminole County, FloridA Bridoex.. p flr,a.r Florida 3277), on or before the 20th Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. day of October, 1976, or otherwise a Clerk of lhe Circuit Court default will be entered against you. By: Joann K Hare Deputy Clerk WITNESSrnytandandeealoftp,e PubliSh: Oct. Il, 1976 Clerk of the Circuit Court, on this DEE oi 16th day of September. 1976. 1 SEAL) Arthur H. Becknith. Jr As Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS By - Jean E Wilke NAME STATUTE Deputy Clerk TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Jack T. Bridges, of Notice Is hereby given that the CLEVELAND, MIZE & undersigned, pursuant to the BRIDGES "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter P 0 Drawer 2 $65.09, Florida Slatutes,wlil register Sanford Florida 3277) with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Attorneys br Petitioner inand lot Seminole County, Florida, Publish September 20.21 1 Oct 4, upon receipt of proof of the Ii 1976 publication of this notice, the liC. DED 103 tilious name, to wit: RV ASSOCIATES under which we are UNITED STATES DISTRICT engaged in business at Rt. 1. Box COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 205C in the City of Sanford. Florida. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION That the parties interested In said Case Ne. 16-344-OrI-Ciy.Y business enterprise are as follows: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, William Gene Russell Plaintiff, vs. PRINTHA M. CARRobert Michael Valone PENTER, etc., it al Defendants. Dated at Sanford, Seminole ORDER FOR SERVICE BY County, Florida, September 29, 1976. PUBLICATION On motion and Publish: Oct. 4. II, 11. 25, 1914 affIdavit of plaintiff in the above DEE 71 entitled cause by its Assistant United States Attorney, in an action against the defendant(s), Printha IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE M. Carpenter, a single woman, and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Milund, Inc., a Fiorida corporation, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and to eiforce a lien upon real COUNTY, FLA. property slt:'ate In this District and CIVIL NO. ?4.943CA.21.E described as follows: Lot S. Lake IN i1E THE ADOPTION OF Sylvan Estates, according to plat STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE and thereof recorded In Plat Book 12, ROBERT DEAN POWERS. page)) and II, of the public records NOTICE OF of Seminole County, Florida, and it ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS appearing to the Court that the TO: ORVILLE EDWARD defendant, Printha N Carpenter SCHEIBE are not inhabitants of nor found 121 Walnut Street within the State 01 Florida and have Waukegan. Illinois notvoluntarilyappearedherejn,and YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the that personal service upon them is Petitioners named herein. HAROLD not practical because their L MONROE and GLENNA V. residence and whereabouts are MONROE. hiS wife, have tiled a unknown, it is ORDERED tt Petition for the adoption of the Printha M Carpenter appear or minor child named In that Petiti, plead to tne complaint herein by the to wit: STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE, 1st day of December, 1976, and in and you are requlr,dto serve a copy default thereof the Court will of your written defenses, if any, to proceed to the hearing and ad KENNETH M BEANE. of ludIcatlon of IhiS suit as if Printha STEPtIENSOPI, STALNAKER AND M. Carpenter- had been served with BEANE, PA.. Attorneys for tne process in the Stat, of Florida. but Petitioners, whose address is Post only to the extent provided for by Office Drawer One, Casselberry. Section 1653, Title 7$. United State-s Florida 32107, and to fllethe original Code, ills further ORDERED that wilI the Clerk of this Court on or notice ci thiS order b published by before November I. 1976. athw'wit. , i..,_,a c.. J. m.rr,, in a aJudgmentmaybeent,redagajns, new'spaperofgeneraldirculationin you for the relief demanded in the Seminole County, Florida, once a Petition week for six (4) consecutive weiss, wiTNESS my hand and Ihe seal ci commencing on Octobir 4, 1974. this Court this 74th day of Sep. DONE AND ORDERED AT tember, 1976. Orlando, Florida, this 15th day of ISEAU September, 1914. Arthur H Beckwith GEORGE C. YOUNG Clerk Circuit Court United States Mary N Dardin District Judge Deputy Clerk 4, ii, 11.25 Nov Publish Sept 271 Oct I. Ii. 11. 1976 1976 OEDIiO DEE 21 -. AD., 1974. (Seat) Arthur H. Beckwitt, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 4, )), 9, 75, 1974 DEC.25 Petitioners named herein, HAROLD appeal against " ,wliti..l - •, '- - ------- Itivorks... ' ,_ .., 1-' — -, - P since Febriary with a thaine thing In Zmnwa*'s favor. Ills a Virginia electorate. He believes charged with friag a Virginia exciUng than Zwnwalt campaigner. And his years in the natcn has all but forfeited Woman IMo sexual relatlone. Get Crowds Excited the Senate are devoid of military superiority to the Virglnialsforlovets,you know. ' 5I5flhIICSflS acuvny, save Iwo '"'L'iUIi i INUVVV5 llaU7 4W, p0UUL. RICHMOND, Va. — A retired military personality a matters: (1) he changed his polltIcal candidate may be said four star general and one time Democratic party affiliation In to be in trouble when his InArmychlefofstaff—whoao W7O,andsoistodaytheonly troductlon is more lively than tried to turn a service record Independent In the Senate; (2) his speech. Into a political career. In 1V74 he has been supuior to the So It Is for Elmo Zumwalt, he ran for the date house in other Virginia senator, Richard lateoftheu.S.Navyandnowa South Carolina, but lost badly. &**t, who once called a press $ ltfc candidate for the The reason: he was too proud, conference to deny a charge he U.S. Senate. He - appears toostlff,toomuchljkea general was the dumbest man In enough, with They say, 'Herb, this gummlzut to be a politico. ugIresalve Congress. eyebrows that frame his Zumwalt's supporters insist Despite his benign service, doesn't belong to Richard features like evil exclamation this gwnmlnt doesn't he Is not another West- Senator Byrd has Inherited his 1points, and a set of shoulders Nixon, belong to Spiro Agnew Herb, moreland. And indeed the lather's friends, Conservatives that look capable of turning a this guminint belongs to US!" candidate goes out of his way to consider him comfortable. He destroyer. But no. Enter the Big Z, with 'the unbend, to be Just another one votes agah11t Social Security The other afternoon Zumwalt crowd breathing iieavuy iiis of the swabs. He calls himself increases, against school was presented to a northern hands are behind his back. pj "Bud" rather than Elmo. He Is busing, agamont gim control: 'vlrgmnta audience by his voice Is soft as the qulcktosinile,seemsgen*dnely and he votes fo the death physical subordinate but wave. ThIrty years In the Navy at SC with people, and has penalty, for military spending, podium superior a slim, tiny, has left its mark; he Is adopted positions on the issues and for the restoration of and very enthusiastic chap addressing the graduating ciasa that are progressive, pro- citizenship for Virglnia.hero named Herb Harris. Harris Is at Annapolis. He is relaxed human and decent. Gen. Robert E. the Democratic Representative formal, pleasant but hlghblown, Still, he is not quite right on Ironically, Byrd Is the mont from the state's eighth district, He speaks for a few the stump. In the pod-Vietnam popular candidate in the and he does move audiences, about things like obligation and era his military bearing and military circles. As chief of With Zumwalt in the wings, responsibility, and the crowd is sholliderd& background could naval operations early this Harris let it mnn.. s.,,..,, za.. I...,i..,. u_...._ ',..___a ---1P'JUi_i I1U4Ii. i$cII'V muv L.ULIIWOII tia wri dJJVU U wasaies. "I keep meeting people on the P'c'y. can't help remem-' Zumwalt's Virginia bid hats aa Navy and the Pentagon with his street and in th stores, and bering William Westjnor,tuj obvious s.cioiogtcal attempts to modernize the they say to me, 'Herb, let's get when they wah mo significance. Can an old noldier traditions; meanwhile, Sen. this gwnmint of ours back.' wait. Wedmoreland is another wlnpublico(flceonthestrength Byrd was voting the straight ofhlscllppfngs?Oristherea service line. At a recent ship Westmoreland syndrome? The christening In Norfolk, Byrd answers may be the mod In- was an honored and ballyhooed teresting aspect of this heated guest but Big Z wasn't even SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Senate race. invited, ANDZONINGCOMMISSION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Notice .4 Public Hearing Not that there aren't other And so It Is all uphill for CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-l$le.CA.ss.0 The Planning and Zoning Corn. In Re: the Marriage of: interesting aspects: Harry Zumwalt. The polls have him mission will hold a public hearing to EMILY C. COURSON, Wife, Flood Byrd Jr. for one, He Is the trailing by substantial margins. consider an Amendment to the and incumbent, an Il-year veteran And it may not get better. The Seminole County Subdivision HERMAN D. COURSON, Husband, Regulations. 01 the Senate and the scion of a admiral hopes to raise $300,000 NOTICE OF ACTION The proposed Amendment would THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: family that has always been to use in the stretch drive, but allow the Board of County Corn. HERMAN D. COURSON WHOSE difficult to beat in this state. even this will put him behind missioner-s to grant waivers to the RESIDENT AND MAILING ADThe Byrds are apple orchard the $500,000 that Byrd will one acr, minimum lot size DRESS IS ROUTE 3, BAXLEY, requirement for installation of a GEORGIA 31313. barons from the Shenandoah spendlnthesameperlod,About septic tank. A sworn Petition for Dissolution of Valley. The original Harry half of Byrd's cash will go for Copies of the proposed Amend. Marriag, having been flIed -. ---------- • — - decades, u anytlüng, syni is less that h pleed much of the 2-yeas.old oppordat has been ----------m..I ar. AAIIAhIA i,.. --- nw a request for the Land Development Division, Room dissolution of said marriag, to 113, of thi Courthouse in Sanford, Emily C Couron, In the Ci,'cuit Florida. Court in and for Seminole County, This public hearing will be held in FIor1da, the store title of which is: the County Commission C1aml)ers IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF of the Courthouse, Room 203. San. IMILY C. COURSON, Wife, and ford, Florida, on November 3, *974, tIERMAN 0. COURSON, Husband. at?:)0 P.M., orassoonthereafter as these presents command you to possible. Written comments may be appear and file your Answer or filed with the Land Development other defensive pleadings wIth the Division and those persons in at. Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for tendanc, will be heard orally. SeminoleCounty,FIorida,as, Planning and Zoning a copy thereof on Wife's attorney, C. Commission Vernon Mire, Jr., Of Cleveland, Seminole County, Florida Mize A. Bridges, P.O. Drawer Z, By: Herbert B. Hardin Sanford, Florida 33771. on or before Land Development the 5th day of November, 1974, Administrator otherwise a default will be entered Phon. 3233330 EWt"307 against you. PublIsh: Oct. Il. I'll WITNESS MY HAND AND OF. DEC-40 ' FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the — ' e S J , t Do us prebeNy Klasinger in the cW1t haMad Together the father and Ion nothing more, the deitanly deed, and he vows have rolled over their op. ButZumwaftlsnctyetflstlng toflgMfai'rever,alajfekcted. ponents for a staggering five in water. He has beau naming And there may be one more — — = BIg 1 J ' governor, then in the Sende). give By a / Colorful Pictur.s _'ri 0 ______ aIR ORANGE . ' Cr•01,4 èntury america ':' . . - — 1976 PROGRESS EDITIO1 Send PROGRESS 1976 to your family and friends 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 the coupons with names 8 addresses of your relatives & friends. 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S It "444t :1 MODEL OPEN: by DAILY-1:30 a.m.-S:30 p.m. ,l'i 'I H I ,$r,',i built. protection ,...N IN-GREATER ORLANDO DO lit plan 'I Zig Zag m4chines 1174 Harley, Super Glide, fully dressed. Excellent condition. Low mileage. 3223.G3. -- us.ck& Get plenty of prospects ..Ad. the Classified Ads. 1971Honda MT 250 Good Condition, USO 322-11111194 _____________ 79-Trucks,.TrajIe,s 1555 Ford pickup, 6 cyl.,' auto transmission. current i4'ltpeCtior, sticker. 5210.3231151 after 6 p.m. -'-' 68-WtedtoB&jy ______________________ 1N4 Scout, good engine, good body; New tires, brakes, shocks. S.t a. make offer at 501½ E. 2nd St., 3230174 days. We Buy Furniture' DAVE'S 339 6116 Assume . 1563 International Scout, I Sanford fl2 2270 . -, , BUSINESS DIRECTOR 6 .1.1,1 JUST A PHONE CALL PWPY ________________________ I Aluminum Siding BALL REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 117W. Is1 ST., 5anfor ______ 372 $411 or 322 3757 after Hr's. '" - - _ '-'-a. Lov.i5 3 OR, 2 bath. Central heat 2521 Park Dr. Realtor 3279214 322 2111 Alter Hours: 3223991 I an sting cove& your ham. *.tPi alum Sofft system AlSo goofing Gutters E. Eqie Icing Co Ill 956) ____ - Beauty Care _____________________ 3220115 Carpet Cleaning mm=mm 1 1 ~J -SANORA SOUTH Sanford's newest residential I neighborhood - Electrical 2313. Hauling New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes / e VA LIGHT HAULING & YARD '25,000 Financing-Nothing Down • FHA and immediate occupancy Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. -- - Home Improvements E SHE p,iERD Painting. Remodeling General Repairs. Call 323 117$ Ciessilied Ads will always give you more Much Much More than yOU expect . urauley Ydham323-4670 - BUILDER.DEV ELOPER Home Improvements Carpentry, RemoI,ng AOd,ti0,'I, Custom Work Licens, Bonde d w'rny. P*t,mate 373 4035 Lawn - C entral Heat & Air Condit ioning. - Free estimate 323 5951 oloof Repair, Carpentry, P0i'fltiii Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2S67ParkD,ive 332-alas _t7fl STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II' Cl$ifi Ads didn't work there w.uidn't be any ___________________________ - Bill Brenemen, 557 1399 - For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS In Sanford 322 Care LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Window Washing. Floor Stripping & Waxing. Carpet Shampooing WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying 41 new home? Moy:og to an apartment' Horn, Repairs. Guttering, Cement work Free eStimate, 13) *447 Get some action with 0 Herald Classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a last sale Let a Classified Ad help you fm-id more room for storage, Classified An find buyerj fast. CALL 3" 76!1 Land Clearing - Alterations. DressMaking Ora pej, Upholstery 332 0707 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work, Fill dirt, top Soil 373 ;;'a1( ¶Jie, are ri %e4%041 Tree Service Tell the people about it With 4 Classified Ad Herald 3303411. Iji 99c) Tree Trimming, Cutting 5 Remoyrig L;cen:wj and insur Phone 323 4105 or 323 1519 Phone 149 5371 Homes ready for your inspection - Landscaping & APIIOGARAGE CLEAN UP ______________________ Conventional.5% Down ma - Sewing Bowliri Electric- Industrial. Commercial. Residential Free Estimatis 2515 Elm Ave., 332 ___________________________ FROM 7J EXPERTS READY TO SERVE V REALTOQS-$30 4061 Eves. 323 3149 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT A Subsidiary Of Willrter Industries 51-Household Goods -- Rug Shampooing- Living room, dining area, hall-regardless Of site. 5)9.95. 372.35i. 1 WILCO CONSIRUCIION COMPANY 65-Pets.Suppljes - PET SKUNK Fefnale.SMonths Old Phone 323.4542 _______________________ - $177.37 total monthly payment. l's air, family rm. garage, large ICnCed yard. separate studio 13.000 equity & assume loan of 537.000. 321 0103 2565 PARK 119 FOR INFORMATION CALL 3237080 or 323•7860 Another Fine Development By BLAIR AGENCY 3233SI6or 3237710 -' English Setter, AKC. 3 yr old male Free to good home Oel. 6751920 an ytime. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE III 313E. First St. '' . d$.cujs,.i,,, ,u no,, b,i,01 alit, .0 I • a,,..s tI,s.n, aI oaIt hl.ie, 64n1 an,* and tu..i p',,n,I eelri v ntrs Motorcycle Insurance CARROI l'5 FllQMtTulrzE - show.breedlng PotentIal. Contact "r• Anderson, 365.5740, 322-2420 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ANYTIME -, I (formerly HarieftSBeautNook ) Si9 E. First 3225742 ______________________ Multiple Listing Service Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. - DIRECTIONS: In Sanford . West on 21h St. off 11.92 '. Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive II any eiue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 per day "" - - - Doberman puppies, exc,lI,nt AKC - one annual Pct. rate, 340 mos. $15,300. Call Sanford's Sales Leader j .r. This oppoftu rtttV is nut op.ii to lns'%Ioi W' 14111 wIl .1 all t Pitt. only to thow pwupiy Who intend to W(}til th %1 , ,re on a full-limy baits Most Of Our SIMe oWn,rS sty .o;.I wily teams with chtld,,n and thy cP'ldryn l'wtp too' If O5I nw Intyiy5gJ in kjtr,,,;1 liii 4t 41001 this .,pp, 'riu,i,t At:t,' for an appointment I. )' ' I, A I'.'., it ., )'i) (',1T).t St Cly,ir4t, Fla 3.151r, buyer REAL'TORS ______________ noll WOO - IfeP Honda. CO 350,o Miles. ....,,, .jw. muir. -. tan, purebred; 3 females, $50 each. 322.1490 alter 4p.m. EXERCISE CYCLE $30 bath home on 2 more lots. All for BR I bath home. Ideal for retired Couple Close to all conveniences. I3rno BPP warranty 813.120. - 1#P4t 1-'Equlpment for Rent __________ 7110, $33,300, scaped 131.500 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. $71 3)67 Deltoria Tb5,,' 3 bedroom ______ ______________________________ Dachshund miniature Patio Set, Washer, Dryer, Camping eq uipment, a bove ground Pool, small group Rattan furniture. 322. throughout. Eat in kitchen, We handle government carpeting, central heat & air, reposseniw,n, all area. Small walk.in clot$. beautitully land down, Seller pays Closing Costs. ORIGINAL PRICE 29.0'O' NOW 22,125 HILDA RICHMOND . 197h $7m375 9 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse (East) 516 models. 7 days week. c..ii cosleci, e "31. _________________________ KENMORE WASHER puts - LeaseaDatsun including cars and Service, used machinis. trucks, For informationcall Bill 7G-Svp & Trade WIU REALTY Pseat, and enclosed back yard. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3n 0451 I ___________________________ Ray or Jack Mink. 531.1315. Owner will lease with option to ______________________________ Reg. SWAPSHOpFLEAMARKET buy. $24.100 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS, 323.7593 337.2715 s - arage sales__. I Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. .LQ!! '13 Models. Call 3231570 Or $34. No charge, All admitted free. SAN LANTA- $77 Rosaila Drive- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 160$ Dealer. Caine browse every Sun4ay to Unbelievable 3 BR. I'', bath, with Carport Sale begInning Thursday , BROKERS at the Movieland Drive-in 1974 Dodg e Van, 6 Cyl., screened patio. Herdwooci fioon Standard. daily until sold out. 9a.m. to dark. Theatre. South 1792. Phone 322. with loads of extras. 526.503. ____ Days-3fl 6123 11.000 miles. Clean. 13.113. 1.504. 10 3 Valencia St. Nights-322,2352 ,..1216. 1fl6. ___________________ LOCH ARBOR- 101 F ores t Drive- Sanford-3BR, I"ibath,$10ói, I " warranty. $21.000 HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 8349212 ___ tOwail carpeting, central air & mo. Iflullity. 62-Lawn-rden MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks oalancpof $163 SOor pay 51)90 per We buy and sell good drive, heavy duty front bumper. furniture and month, Will take trade in Singer Ideal hunting, fishing vehicle; antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION 323-7832 upp to zig tag & make button ed SUNLAND ESTATES- Bamboo III) Ford là ton lilt bed, V-I GALLERIES, 3726512 hole's. Balance of $55.88 or 10 . EVES 3fl 7 or 3220412 Dr., Owner.) BR, central H & A. engine, ruin, rough body, make .1yments of $6 Call credit -t complete kitchen with dish. offer; 1959 Ford 1½ ton flat bed, Cash 322-432 "anaqer, 3329111 or see at washer, dual drive. Many extras. dump body, V.I. rough, make SANFORD SEWINGCENTER $21,500. 349.5371 For used furniture, appliances, offer. 322.4450. 307 E is, St . Downtown tools, etc. Buy I or '1001 items. _______________________________ Larry's Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. Sanford- 7 OR. CB, air, screened STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Want to buy furniture, toilet fix. 80-Autos for Sale Porch, double tot, fruit 5. large oak Classlind Ads didn't *ors", tree,, nice neighbor-hood. $15,900. tures. anything of valve. 322 wouldn't be any $2,000 On., about $140 ma. Ownerthere I'Ô'Simca,runs goon will finance. 2032 Jefferson Ave. Twin Beds, chest of drawers, & Stenstrom Realty ________________________ 29 MPG,$400 332.1371 days. 3234537 after 6. we Buy Used Furniture 322 3433 desk. $100. Wood table & chairs, IDYLLWILOE- lOS Brentwood1 $75; Bookcase, $20; Wicker desk, Owner will se ll or trade for small Sanford- Pinecrist, 3 OR. 2 bath, 97) CPWy%Ii Newport, 1 owner, 3323322 Wicker sofa, His a. Her Golf club 01. Appraised 521.000, Soiling home. This lovely 4 OR. 2 bath excellent condition. Air, P.S.. PB. _____ sets, Dishes, Lamps $25,500. 5.300 do & more, 333. Ca wn. executive home. Includes $1695. 323 1730. sh for Antiques. Con5Ig,,ts 4110. spacious 22'x33' game room, fully wanted. Hi.way 16 Auction Jeep, CJ.S. hard top and doors. equipped kitchen , central air , OUTOFTOWN_ 3 BR,l bath,large Galleries, 322 6972. lot, cent. Ha.A, well and pump. heat, wall to wall sh ag Carpeting, S2'-Apjatce 33.000 miles, excellent condition, Hone pasture avail, $1600. 373 1112 aft er 6 p.m. double garage with auto controls, _ PINEy WQO5 BARN We Buy 821.000. pluS loads more! 342,7 00 , Furniture 1 Miscellaneous Penney's Portable Dishwasher, Sell 1973 Mercury Marquis Brougham. I tow' 30 pct commission Free Pick excellent Condition. 5.50 or but dr. immaculate cond. See to 7 CO4WERCIAL LOTS plus) BR, 2 OREAMWOL_ 2100 Hartwellups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. offer. 377.1232 alter 6 appreciate. $2500. 549.1132 after S. RAVENNA PARK- 110 Tangerine Drive- 3 BR, I' bath, with f enced ba ck yard. Large ut ility bulld.ng and plenty of Citrus. 12 We're Offering A 1~_ cli, 3321421 aflerl p.m. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES *OOfnflts Garden Canter l0t Celery Ave. answer is FUTU RA BY SING ER. yes, call the Action Group of One ,,,l S'nqer' 'Op TOuct and Sc's' DYNAMIC PROPERTIES ' S V. - BUY JUNK CARS- from $30to. Cilssilberry, 1743, i_.4304 ts your home or lot? If the to a.... ,'n... _______ 1 N a. - Autos Wanted n_ Wood or steel desks, executive desk 5. chairs, Secretarial desks chaIrs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash arid carry. NOLL'S 1S'x33' complete, 1 yrs. old. repossessed. Sacrifice, ½ prIce. Call collect 305273.0610. -anted, site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wan nicebackyard to display new 1516 model a bove ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location, Call 305 p.m. Used Office Fumihire Deiuve A!tit-'r.um above ssI.und Swinij,f,,,,j pools. (2) 15'x24' and . R esidential 323.5149 after S. Fold down camping trailer with 60-Off ice _____________ Supplies canvas top. Phone 3fl.$34 after S - - ______________ _____ Hal CoIber't Realty - -- - batteries, $12.15 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 110, .. Must Sacrlf ice-. 1573 Stresmiine, 33 ft. Gregory MobIle Homes, 3S Orlando Drive. 323.5200. Piano, walnut, refinished, now action, keys, tuMd 5. delIvered. 29' QitlIxi Star '73 Coachman. 5th Wheel, all equIpped, tape player trot". Winter with speakers, perfect COed. $5500. Park, 4445511. 0. DELTONA- Do yau want to sell $)3 75-Recreatio,501 Vehicles s2. ______________________ Plants 5. Answers now has your answer to rare gifts,antiques a nostalglques. 210 E. lit St., Suite Phonelfl.Ql9j _______________________ _____________________ LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR Maitland- Off Howell Branch & 436. For sale by owner-Duplex in LAKE MARY- 4 BR, 2 bath, Loch FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H )1,c 41,4 .14i ll 1977 1 h&' . l xiii. 414 1`114 `111 PiIo ' DELTopfr.- 1105 Daroca Drive- 2 Suppiw, is s' x pirc I 'IRJ Thvt.' LOCAT IONS MULLET LAKE PARK- Canal front, 2 OR, I bath, Brittany farm house in beautiful CALL 322310j 211 W.2Sth Sanford, Fla. Additions __________________________________ Remodeling $349712 Altamonte Springs Longwood '1 .E REALTORS 207 2 5th multiple listing service automa rhythm %iCtion. Liberal The Best Buy In Town A low csit trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & Classified Ad. Organ Sales 5. Western Auto, 301 W.FInst St., 332.3233. Leading manufacturer and distrIbutor has aluminum nec. tanautar pools ten over, from 1115 season, half price. Guaranteed Installation and terms. Call 305. - Auction 1200 French Ave. 323-7310 Pianos & Electronic Orga.w with SWIMMING P0(11. SACRIFICE- 4224320 coliect. TOWN SALE Owner moving, must sell. Big I BR, 2 bath, central air, carpet, big porch, sprinklers, fruit trees, all appliances. Only 526,500. Sanford 59jJ Mshende Like new, baby bassnefte, pad 5. 2 baby carrier*, I diaper bag all for $25. 3320244. - AiaSter <311 . 4 OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS PINCH A PENNY II flit P,it,n .i I I RUTH TUECH interview, call Mr. Duke Snyder, Sunday, Oct. 10 ThurSday, Oc. tober 11th at 305 512 $200. I'.1, MLS REALTORS 321-0041 30175 FRENCH .1k. 0 GOING OUT OF LEMON BLUFF- River access, 3 BR, I bath, lot slz )25'x300', _______________ SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 ranchisas are being offered In surrounding areas for a unique service busineSs Capable of profits from $20 30.000 per year. In vestment required: $7,430 plus van. For personal, Confidential 322.4437 CankArnenlcord and Oiarg we lcome. __________________ a. ,,, W. GARNETT WHITE _________________________ 107W Commercial Phoni 377 71U. Sanf or d _____________________ CLUB- 2 BR, 1 bath, I COUNTRY sio,o LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch House 323-$670or 831.9777 3 OR, IIU country Club Circle. Reg. Real Estate Broker General Contractor I a. below FHA appraisal Owner, 333. JOHNNY WALKER StemperRealtor home w large rooms, lovely oak Iloors, paneled workshop and private pool. Asking US,. Country Club Manor-3 Req Real Estate Broker jOt'IN (RIDER.ASSOC interested? '\4llage. Efticliy$IIj Utilities Inc l. Call 3224470 to, - ______________________ 19195, French 333.4951 Eves, 323)496; 3224144; 322.1951 le$lonally Mana A" storage. , '°'°°°' St. 322•209O , A Community Service Massage From The Herald 1 th Sanford, Fla. of 221.3041 Citizens Band Base Radio, single side band, pease lock Crystal, synthesier. POL .2, beam an: anna rotor. 3321112 after Sanford Ave, 2017$. FRENCH ,, '135 funding. By builder, 531.1445, Equal Housing Opportunity. COUNTRY- I BR, 2 bath, Ige wooded lot near taka, Cent, HIA, ClDVlS(leefl room, citrus, ,ots of UI.%.9FALT0R5 Like new paragon 37" kfln, furtIe slip and a few small moi. Call 323 9430 or $450554. homes. Under $35,000 with less than $750 down. Governm en t Guaranteed reconditioned auto OWNER T RANSFERRED-... Must Sell) OR, 1½ bath home on lovely IT"thadedfeIlcId lot. RidIJ,0 $21,000. NECR EST- 3 BR, 1 bath. backyard overlooks Pinecrest School playground, Out of state owner says still bath new Lots of twniture, bidding, ap liancea. TVs Slid mlscaf,, items sold at barg ain 17' Crestline, deep hull fibirglase, IS n. eectr start a. no Evinrude, Spartan trailer, good coild, ma offer. Matching set of 10 rattan dining chairs, $15 each. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French, 323,73.40. __________________________ Req Real Estate Brok er 1100E 211h51 1324453 Mary- 3 BR, 1½ 50-Miscellafleousfo,'s.pe AUCTION Mon., Oct. 11, 7:30 P.M. NEED SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Busineis 555.5351 collect, TAFFER REALTY ' PICTURE PERFECT- 2 BR home with new pant, w w carpet. ref. & Central heat. A ba rgain at $21,300. BATEMAN REALTY PUBLIC 332.5NI ,_ FOR QUICK SALE- Plnecnest, neat & clean 33, shaded corner, established neighborhood. Lake ROSSONMARINE 2551Hwy 17e2 Bathroo m Cabinets, HAMMOND ORGAN. Sounder Counter tops. Sinks. Installation model coniplet. with rhythm available. Bud Cabeil. 3225052 section mo Instruments _yHm.. 323.7707 or 321.0559. after REDUCED S5 LAKE MARY Merchandise________ fl-Auction Kitchen mtg. 42$-226d. 323.1211 Cr m253i Reg Real Estate Broker 263$ S. Sa,,ford Ave. ___________________ OlS9eves In 7613 LAKE MARY, 2 OR, Florida room, fenced yard 5. shady, $13,000. '332. From a. I sip Only $26500. ,BidroomAphi. One Bedroom 1505 W. 25 3 OR, 1 bath block home, assume mortgage, monthly, C HA, en ed yard Laroe family rm., with wetbar. $l500 &i., assume Night Adult.Famlly MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, aircont,MiIdSery QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR 13.4, Longwood $121000 Ii that can't be cram-d. Say goodby to college plans am. Kitchen Equipped a. 3:30. SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedroom trailer apIs. Adult a. family park Weekly. 351$ Hwy 17 fl Sanford 333 1930 on. Shoplifting is stealing. It is punishable by lass Served Mon. thru Fri 11 Quiet, One Story REAL BARGAIN ,_.,,..,., Wm, H. REALTORS drapes. $4000 ejity a. assume 'no. payments at 1 pct. interest. park RIdge, 3 SR, 2 bath, split plan, 5141511. _____________________ Central air, screened porch, f c LOVELY 3 OR, 1½ baths, cen tral By Owner Handyman's SpecIal. heat and air, . car #I '.-u" masorwy 2 OR home, owner will back yard. Florida room, utility carry mortgage with low down shed, Washer and dryer Included. Total price. $)j,5Ø, 333*713, - Inc . ...' Foàest -. --- Greene ---"- dishwasher, disposal, ww carpet, 530 4133 pool, outside of city. $34 000 WE HAVE RENTALS Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime __.... '''-'.".,.r,,ru,non, LOOK AT THIS ONE FOOL MOME- Now is thc line $ buy- 3 OR. 2 bath, cent,., and air, IS'x30' ,, cupancy. A must we. $17550. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Broker, 322.1174 AUOC. motes Day MOVING.- Anx ious owner wants Pettor 322.7.495 offer on extra neat 3 BR, urn. maculate Condition, fenced, well IN BEAUTIFUL WILSON PLACEfor garden, pool $333 I OR, 3½ bath, less than 1 year old, enlarge oak shaded lot. Truly GOODIES ADDED.- Like new a beautiful home built by craft. furniture added-choice 3 BR, 5mm. $59,000. bath,dbl,. carport, fenced shaded yard $".GO. Easy terms. 3 £ Accessories 3SN.1'bith,,edbck,,,f,af1 l. Willing to talk terms. *70,000.1 Phone 37)0507. I a. RW4D j5,,4 • CallBart REAL ESTATE ______________________ $11,900. ., ardens xu,y Patio Apartments Studio, 1,2,3 • Casselberry.Wintpr Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs litre it conies again URGENT- Owner must sell spacious 3 BR, 2 bath with family room, workshop, garden area. Sanford in addition. interviewing Wed. 5. Thus. at Gold Key inn, S. Orange Biono,n Trail. Mr. Egan. $13 0010. 35 THE RIFLEMAN _ . Sale or Female full & part lime help wanted. Cashiers & gasoline it. tendant. Must be Ill. Apply Seminole Petroleum Co. Laud HILLBILLIES __..,.__ $18,995 Neat 3 BR home, Central air, carpet, drapes, rang,, refrigerator, washer & dryer. Fenced yard. Only 10 mos. young. Start packing? Call George Willis, REALTOR-ASSOCIATE. - 41--H,s,es efleva 2300 Millonyllie Ave. Salary: $10,250.37 to $13152.15 2 ADAM 12 its' MY THREE SONS 35 FLIPPER 530 2 NEWS 6, HOGAHS HEROES its PARTRIDGE FAMILY Real (state $lcm 2 BR bhrk "0mm, turn unfurr,373 32200r322.;$79.ft erö 'HAS EVERYTHING.... Attractive 3 BR, 2 ba th, cent, air, family room, 2 BR,'on small take, carpeted, heat, fireplace, pool, fenced yard, air, DeBary.orange City area, beautiful location, 5110 1st & last. good sChool 0i1. Charm - -. .... i ,,ew. VaR, 2 bath, country home, $200 per too. References I. Leas. requIred. EXTRAS- Call for details on fur. nithed condo at New Smyrn., a HAL COL BERT REALTY, 333 sacrifice & our ex tra special St. 7132 or eves. 32215w or 322 0613. Johns River home. Deltona-; BR, 1") bath. ___________ PlsoneSlI. 3521 after 5p.m. ________ VETERANS.- No down pa yment 31-Apartments Furnished .. -i w.soo. ____________________ Half acre on .Jewe$t lane, 3 BR, 3 very low down payment 'V Florida Class B Operators C.r. tificat. required. Full time permanent employment with ix celtent fringe benefits. Interested Qualified applicants please submit letters of Application with resume and references to the City of Sanford Civil Service Board, P.O. Box 177$, Sanford, Florida, 37771. 4:30 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Coliost Dom Det.use TRY OUR LUNCHEON SPECIAL $100. 3224494, -- mediate employment of a 10 HOWDY 0000Y ' 24 SESAME STREET 9" EDGE OF NIGHT 12: HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 35 THE LITTLE RASCALS 41& . OR house, older couple prwerre, _____________________________ . - homes, Superintendent of Utility Plants, 500 ThereAreAlotOf Gond Things Under Our Roof S. landscaped. Abundant storage (including attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package. From $145. kiperintendent of Utility Plants, The City Of Sanford, Florida If accepting Applications for lm 6, MERV GRIFFIN P,R .p m 3121. tature companion to live In and car, for elderly woman. Room arid board plus salary. Must have driver's license. 322 4265 after 4 10 BEWITCHED 9' MARCUS WELBY. M.D '12' FAMILY AFFAIR Sanford 2503 Grove Drive ICR. 1½ Both, Family Rm $165. Into. in window - RIOGEW000 VILLAGE. 315. Jgh$ delivery. Must own vehicle, hive knowledge of Sanford area. 3321774 beginning Mon., Oct. ii. & GIWGAN'S ISLAND Ph. 323.8266 3 __________ & air, 2 car garage, corner lII. 10 Pd down. - Make room in your attic, garage, Sell idle items with a Classifi ed Ad, Caliafrlendly ad at 3 2611 or 131 NOPefS furnished, i BR,AC, adults, $ito mo. 332.593,. H Sunland, 3 BR, carpeted. drapes, fenced, clean, loose. $i;s. $344345 & 2 Bedroom apartments. furnished or unturnished. Newly redecorated. Come we. E. Airport Is Blvd., Sanford, 323.1310. -WE SELL SUCCESS01 Commercial 323517a 2 IRONSIDE Aaim&hh. Ah BAMBOO COVE APTS Oct. II. 3$ RIN TIN TIN 2002 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) $ Upstairs 2-bedroom unfurnished a,urtmunt. kitchen eqijipp.d 595 r.r1- C all 323.510). p.m. 9) BEVERLY bring fast Sal.. Specious IN. I barn, apt. Kitchen equipped, dining room, living rm., air coed., carpeted throughout, AdultS only. References required. 3210011. KISH REAL ESTATE INC. mission. 3221774 beginning Mon., FRIENDS, SjT Unfurnjshed - 32-Houses . - ----. - CALL 322.2411 Call 321.0220 between $ - plus security deposit. 323.0951 or after 5 call 333.7 Call Got some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write silo Phone 5305450. 12' Wide Telephone solicitors, experience preferred. Salary plus corn. 4 00 6 PRICE IS RIGHT WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new horn.? Moving to an apartment? an ad that will MO- bath duplex, P.0 Bougan. villea, DeBary, on lake adjoining golf course. All carpeted, carport and utility room, ,r month last mo. required. 322.2750. 'Otft LITTI.E FEE 1GENCy 24 ZOOM Young. is 412' PIERV GRIFFIN SHOW 10.00 2. 12 SMFOAD AND SON It room apt. utilities Included. Is, & Mom 7. LItIAS, YOGA AND YOU (96W) Charles Boy,'. Loretta last $ MONEY $ Boys and girls, age I) and over, I BR., turn, apt., li ghts. Water turn interested In working after School Mature adults. No pets. $5, 322. and on Saturdays. for are.i 32% after I wk-days. leading newspaper (this is not carrier work). Contact Mr. Smith I BEDROOM APARTMENT Evening Herald, dial 3332411. Furnished 4 , BEWITCHED 6 MATCH GAME 35 ROCKY A UNDERDOG I Room turn. dUplix, 24th Conveniently located a. beautifully . I Bedroom mobile home. 4630 or 333.73 OVIEDOFTU- Duplexes. Furn. or Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. 184felp Wanted REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 503W. is! $t. 323 1061 Pt 323.05)1 ws Lake Moiwoe -2 + acres.3 BR, 3'' ''•"_' bath, pool. vs,000. Jenny Clark, 34-?MbiIe Homes Realty, Realtor, 322.1551 ---___.-____ Unfurnished. I Deposit. Adults Preferred 332 furnished studio apartmsnts. Evening lieraM I 322.2611 Friday Sanford Court Apartments Educational Child Can, for as low as $2, Weekly It you qualify. 323 5121 New mctacit sIngI. story 1 a. 2 bedroom apts. and Completely or 133.4435. CALL US TODAY? 3:15 GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 9.00 Found M. UNSWORTH DeCARY NEW HOME Beautiful 3CR, 3 beth, central heat I- _____________________ OR, 2 bath home, 1W acres of freedom, formal dining, country kitchen. fireplace, tub in master suite. $55,500. WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY-1335$uMMERLIN Tree site, 3CR, 2 bath home, clean, Immediate cc. neat bath, central heat I. air, mint co. w. Owner r-sn homeinsteajf house, Spotless. -. -. 'v.n ---.--pruerr. NO PitS. 322 3530. car, Adults, No pets. $ss 332 n wk vs alter . 6-09 Id Care OUR PATENTED" inventio n is this daily newspaper. If you are not shopping the display and classified ads in each day's paper, you're missing out on a lot of dollar-stretching bargains. We'd be pleased to deliver our product to your home each day. The price is most reasonable, WHY NOT ' I BR apt., kit, equip., Ac, 30AMrItniends Utth,rnished j Furshed SpacIous 41-4bjses I _ LAKbMARYCRYSTAL LAKE 2ni00s. The government has released money for suj housing to Qualified buyers. New houses Ins rural area. No down payment. Monthly payments less th rent. Call to see if you qualify. $125 month plus deposit. Club Jordan. Realtor, $315232. - NOW LEASING new 24 VILLA ALEGRE 2i PHIl. DONAHUE SHOW "6. MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6* (Mon.) LIFE IN THE SPIRIT (Tues.) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIVING (Wed) HI DOUG (Thin.) MANNA (Fn) THE BIBLE 9 MOVIE; (l.bL) 'e - & - For the return of purse and contents. K eep money. 332.1301. 3$ TENNESSEE flJD() Preempted Friday f o r 'Fomliy's Antique Furniture 8:30 4* C4UNfly CLOSE LIP 24 LNJAS, YOGA AND YOU (fl) 4 PROFESSIONAL SPECIALISTS S PROTECTIVE ESCORT SER. VICE Plain Clothes or Uniformed SCOLLECTION of Sad Debts GUARDS For Your Bustrim Site ISHOP LIFTER SPOTTERS CASFt TRANSFER ESCORT No Ordinary Guard Service Yet Rates Are The Same) Phone Sanford (305)333.3 MAXIMUM SECURITY SERVICE 1€ (fl.a) "The Land (B&W) Jack Mahiyiey Shawn Smith. 1957. (Fri.) Si: PCI! SWAP SP "Høtllne,' Adults or Ttsns. DIVORCE FORMS- For tree In. formation write to: 80* 751, Pompano, Fla. 33041. They're Hot" Lake Mary-Rent a 2 BR furnished Free 4443027 for "We Cars- ri Hou _.-. carpeted, etc. $55 mo. up. 373.50), -.. .. - NONNIIIi AUTOMATIC, SOUNDS LIKE A ._ 3 BR, I", both, fully carpeted, central heat & air, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus metal utility bldg. "Get Em While Sanford. Adults, Modern Country Trailer,-. 2 BR, 1 bath'' BR a. 2 OR Unfujrn, Air, Studio, i -I, ; _~Z, HANDY-DANDY, Classified Ad. 4I..44J _______________________ mo, fl37$I ' ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tell 300 tars 1954. (Wed) 'Slieet f 'SLUMBER PARTY'57"& DIRTY GIRLS', Sunday - Noon (B&W) Chance." (B&W) Burgess Meredith, Claire Trevor. 1942 R j 2:30 '2 12 THE DOCTORS '4 6' THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB sire. Rock 'kicleor., ki W. 1955. (Tims) -Al a&i Shelley Win- ':3' Elijah Job Esau Lot Moses Hosea Amos Solomon David Isaac Tomorrow: British Philosophers $ Sell that extra bike with a low cost Noon The Day Before Publication 2:00 P 44) '.6 CBS NEWS:(730.5 TNZATU cur" I,*,r sT Humphrey Bogart. 1942. (Fri.) Great FIa nwion Dan Dora. Erich von Stroheim. . wonrIei Over a business ban DuTY MAlT 99C O'Brien. Join Agar. 1954. (Wed.) Bullets 01 Ballots." Edward . Robnson 6:45 LOCAL PEWS 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 0° 2i 12) TODAY (Localrwm t 725 and 825). it of is". soamid the t&aniI of Israel. Ted Qt1 Vote. It's the Bicentennial thing to do. ' W,ntr Springs- I BR, excellent Condition, min, lease 6mos. $265 mo No pits. Near school. 322.0333. DEADLINES $100 Reward for Ceasa, Gordon Scott, AlUm Tanwfl, French. 1962. (1) -Shield For M.rder. asss.00, COLLEGE CfvIs*, Sier,. ROCk osi version of the BitcaI story hth Abraham Adam APANTp _ C nstructions: Hidden words below appear forward. back. W, wF uianaiiy, rina eacn and box it In. , 32-HousesUnfurnls' Air, carpeted, quIet 1 and 21Rentor bedrooms, $135 to $135 month. bath, Sill - lmmaculaf,3 BR, 2 Carpeted, Adults. Phone 3221110 garage, fenced yd. $1$5 3 Lines Minimum 9.N00fI WELAKA ___ itirul times .....4IcaIlne 1hru25tlme$ ....3Ica line 2time$.... ..... ... 24ca line (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 3$ MOVE. (t) A Ouem 6) SUMMER SEMESTER FRAN CARL-TON ERCISE SHOW 1) IlL-lAS, YOGA AND YOU 2j G ARNER ' I E0 ARMSTRONG-AM- (2) 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 __ Nov. 2nd. _ Iii W. 10 $1 RATES "OURS ii 11) RYAWS HOPE 630 8:57 .- CLASSIFIED DEPT. PEWS ALMANAC 4) K(JTANA Phyllis. I' : . ) MIDDAY FILES IN EDUCATION (Fn.) ax we cum FOR 212: SOMERSET PICTURE Of M.TR Lk .ersaty of Florida. (4) (1) PHYLLIS: CuusI dalrç b.sTw serIous when a Pwoms, secre*e man an. pi going to many 1. (5 JEAPE(Wed.)DHcC PRO- Rsvoiion. 5* NEWS 4th 100 6.24 12) WHArS HAPPENING?? 6:25 (Man.) WITH THIS RING (Tues.. Thin.) I DREAM OF O EVANGELIST JIMMY SWAGGART 10:30 July feeling on • 83-9993 322-2611 SUPER-DUPER, 9* LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12.55 '2) (it NBC NEWS Wilier. A Cw*y. 0 MovtE "The Dews DteclpiS.- Bitt L$flCU*Sr, KIni PI Doi s. 1 960. BrIfI. Cos bSflS $IM bsesd Oil Gioi9s Bernard Show 's witty 0 $aVOO(*OflU'sArnsrIcan ness In the Ion categories of ac ment. the ___ Es Orlando - Winter Pork ,..,,• 2i 12 THE GONG SHOW REL 2 ) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 stanng ach6everrient In the 12:30 IIflfl (I) THE TAiN AND TEN.. 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(Fist 01 three pails) THE OLD TESTAMENT '2' 9) NEWS 4)(S)YOUPIANDREST. 600 (2) 0 THE LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: Laura is h1yltstL13. J JJ MAUDE: SEEK 1 FIND' TRY OUR NEW, wim) to Interthe In t raj 4 11:50 Morning pisdes an espsnslvs taos re for Nw9is (I I .tonet Langhan, ..khn Willis. Tu.$day dspreeW when the 11 6 HAPPY DAYS (R) 35 GOOD DAY: Cohosts: DAILY DEVOTIONAL 800 P t, * LOVE. AMERICAN (4) PASTORS CE JOHN MCICAY SHOW SI HOGANS HEROES 1 _ IewI with Caleb pete to win 120,000. 4) 1 6) LOVE OF LIFE 2 WILD KINGDOM ,w __ 1200 Cl) WILD, WILD WEST IS THE UNTOUCHABLES 1) LLIAS, YOGA AND YOU (ID DAILY WORD 1:30 ___ lZ) STIAERS: Men Ludden hosts thils now world din Sam ki which coressitalft 100 CI) o TOMORROW 115 t FEEDBAcK 11 2 11:45 5$ I DREAM OFJWINIE $ D'. Frank Field. 9) HOT SEAT .0 MAMCLISWELSY,MD. Cl) NEWS 0 MAYBERRY, RFD 7'00 1) 10 TELL THE TRUTH CU BEWITCHED 1) POLITICAL GRAM t FOR ONLY. CoIios: Poly HART MAN ri zoom ABC NEWS CL i4') PHIL DONAHUE SHOW ii) GM€$T for "Fobcbm Ci) MARY HAR MAN. MARY ix IONBCNEWS' CL CE CBS NEWS 11' - I LISTINGS To List Your HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lite' Clearing; Mowing, Discing; Fill Dirt, Clay; Rock; Sand; Loader. 3fl7 - Well Drilling --Landscaping & Lawn Car. 1 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS I All type's andsiz,, We repair and service STiflE MACHINE & SUPP L Y CO EXPERT LAWN SERVICE MOwi, Edging, Trimmng I Fr,, Estimat es Phone In l7' 207W 2nd St Business ... Dial - 33244,32 322-26]] or 831-9993 �I -Iu liwuW, *.m , PL t it, in [— At the Pally At APTIMTWWV HOROSCOPE AS A BY 4 Gm food to 7 Pub drink 47 Music studies 10 Dill herb 51 Sc~ Cap 12 Scarce (Latin) 52tratng .:.: \' ( I U_ BEETLE BAILEY MW 01"Ir $EETLE!*UYMDbIMEJ _____ 32 NO" mirwal 4 Good ones __ 5 V J3 u j told$ 27 Average dog 28 Dread that 29 Things in 9 msf1ws "tin 37 Poker 39 Light up I _____________ :fr:f; measure — a- IT I j oS7 r —— - - - FT —— — - Prayer ending Party 331thr"(Flomm) BEETLE _ 1 od 24 Could cause 3 Ti A MINUTE, a ARID (March n.iiprli i' 54 Negative 53 contraction Make do A fJtIflIItJ pec@ ::Eds maws I? P,r 0)11. di rection ø Aunt roam mother 11 Former 50 Floorn for 18 IfltWi$t Russian fUlirl 38 Make relaxation 20 So" artlats mistake Salt (pharm.) 13 Winged So do thIs 40 Permit 60 Second-year 19 Horse 22 Hands over command 41 Customary sheep 21 Cor4tion 24 Mvnoneft 43 Girls name DOWN 20 Finishes (suffix) 44 Toothed I Sport 23 Perennial ~s bill 2 Pr tuberous plant Ity 45 Desson • ' - - - e day will likely e improve today In direct for You.b If4d ndu Yr FoportlontoyoursbIlltytoget did all wfthout °procruUng, It to the Point. Stalling only spins your wheSIL d be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't AQUARMS(Jan. WFeb. 19) a- - — - eug CAMMN (Dec. 2W n) 19) Dw charim of success CANCER (June 21-July group (ab.) 7 lEveniiN!; - Sanford, - ______________________ ——•—--21 THE BORN _LOSER / \ ''I ——— Ssnaom . I I u p • ' I - I ____ ___ I . • i Hhr II I I ULJLJL '\ I \ I I (P .1 • ___ ir i iw I° I., ARCHIE -- - ______________________ S Pool i - .- - - - KNIGHT AND (COLUMBUS) — 54 Depe Dependso so Y on Your hsic - M,RE40 LLEO IuMPfI wcw TH,iltTAWMIF ON MR. BA! *AFTER TWItING THG'nnf THE CWPAMNY COMP MA'AM. A/ e!i Ii. \ '' - low 0 - - I •' (: ................... - - UK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider irrii Ni THE 1EAJflflr ( jo P(LLmE Ak4IA... .E. LP Uiwp .flQjJ. - M *W,4kU1W I, - / 0 _______________________ k— OpenIng lead Now you ow you have some form I irregularity you anything except Valium. I may become 0conscious of extra would like to know something about thi& No one has ex. beats and they may then bother You. Thai 13 the price one Plained anything except to say for knowledge. 11 this shoal nothing was wrong with my ld head. I would appreciate Some occur I Would suggest that you concerns avoid coffee, tea, colas, help from You as this chocolate and any other cat. me. e-COfltSlnhtlg beverages you Your doctors have not done may drink. Also avoid anything because it is not a and alcohol. ,. am sending you major problem. I gather from Letter num ber 6-12, Heart your comments that you are Irregularities, Skipped Beats, unaware of the Irregularity. ._50 ris ciuci sAys fl4 'DO YOU AOVAYS \. TRAVEL WITH A TRUNK V' A-W by Stoffel & Hsimdoh( / ,i4l'c. - I j IDLD rr! ii<, i T4AT THE SAME JOKE EVERY AY 1 IN - , -j 1' CHEER I Vij TOLl) ME r-i. 'r EXPECT ALL \ MATEIZJAL' WHEN YOU WERE YES, 1wVU'VF_ DAY. Cx_V0 ABL)ur IT. 1-oz 73 it ___ 0P 'y?N I10~Ll_ __________________ by Al J ".T'% ____ _____ --I...— ;Ail 'C ' ______ L t -i f jlI . I . TONIGHT LECTURE BY II EASTERN I WISE MAN t25000 I I :. • p.. • I v 1; — • •• . I. ______________ • ••. A FEW WORDS FROM LOCAL -• - - . . WISE GUYS 1 1.98 - , - r = 77 I — '. , 11o' ' J se v CE IN II URSEL RUNOF-E-MJ NARY INPIAN (I Ji Iw / I 1 I - Th /1 , , ( .t / - 7 ¼, .. .• 'i / \ ' I I ',I I Gar Twdeau 7;6 W-56 7V WM I __ 41774W ,/ ' waas A40XKj% XilaM6 ' / ' / by State Attorney Abbott Herring's office today or Wednesday, according to Casselberry City Council Chairman Sal Orlando and City Atty. Kenneth McIntosh. Orlando told colleagues Monday night the evidence, required to pay the costs of the investigation. i don't ow the - ' - . - Min RON .,. Approved the regional sewer committee's plan to begin north Seminole by expanding and upgrading the existing Sanford sewage treatment plant. The commission also backed the co mittee s decision to dispose of treated waste water by spraying it . , 4=1 1111111 IlL' C'L' DI) sae number of houses with lower maintenance costs." license for Bla ClubJuana, under state law, for f Amusements not be renewed even though the pinball and "appealing to sexual interests amusement hail closed Sept. 30. Five residents of the which are not pure and Sanford Avenue area near Blast-Of f offered sworn testim onySouth that wholesome," the amusement hall disturbed their neighborhood. He said he will commwilcate Approved an occupational license for a slot-car racing his ideas instructions and track in the same shopping center where Blast-Off was located ' 411111 but Knowles reminded the commission of an old plan drawn up by the city Planning and Zoning Commisson to close streets and lengthen city blocks wherever possible. "The city was weU laid-out but now the trend b toward longer Wock," Knowles told the commission. "The city can see the - , Me city engineer and fire chief recommended leaving the street open, mts, but frankly I don't give a over land rather than injecting it deep into the earth. dam," Orlando responded. — Approved a proposal from the Jaycees to build three McIntoGh, saying he will have horseshoe pitching courts at Fort Mellon Park. a follow-up report for the city Approved bids on playground equipment for Goldsboro council today or tomorrow, park, and bids on shelving units for the new public works coinadvised the board immediate plex. a ction can be taken against - Formall) ordered that an occupational - consisting of a basketful of swom statements, polygraph tests and other documents which he was permitted by me." evidence as detailed as that "exposureofpersonsjna naked fashion," advising that the city Orlando indicated the afforded himself and McIntosh. should not either revoke the v1dence against the city of. Councilman Charles Sizer club's occupational license or had protested anging the restricted commercl zoning to general conmercial. . McIntosh estimated the costs Of a court fight to the U.S. To da y review of Juana as $20 000 to $30,000 He Around The Clock Orlando said he was hopeful Www would request that a 4-A Horoscope know" basis and "putting the a court injunction to halt the monkey on our backs." 2-B Hospital Calendar .............B 3-B Obitsarks B activity at the nighLVot, adding Comics . .............. 2_B sports lorida Senate committee Councilman Nathan Van that if Casselberry seeks the Crossword fB Telev ision Ome into the city to invesflgate Meter, meanwhile, was con. injunction alone, legal costs Editodal ............. 4-A Weather he matter fully lie also urged ctriiil •ibiit ho would be could run as high as $5,000. Dear Abby -.. I-B Women F with employe grievance& "We went thro ugh the whole hocus-pocus of having a long de tailed policy manual written ow - Stenstrom was accused of interfering in the appoin tm ent ' KNOW • ES T (t),I with that," Stenstrom said. "I grievance procedure grievamv procedur e. I would j did what any good corn- established by this corn- file charges," Knowles said, imasioner would do Icalled the mission,"Knowles sai d. The answering Stenstrom s charge acting city manager." City Manager Warren sittlation was handled badly." that Smith had been fteatened Knowles also said he had B at work after an extended ignoring the city's establ ished . S F.. "one hell of a mess:' pened,ltoldVlrlt(he next "The man did violate the time he by-passed the ro-74 Knowles, On his first day back warned Smith earher about 3,B ering deling uppo rt unitytoapplyforthe job, "1 don 't see an ything wrong the evidence only on a "need to said Herring's office could seek Bridge I%tt' Sanford City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom was criticized Monday night for ignoring the city's esta bl ished channels of of Edgar Griffith as the city's new ref use supervisor because :icials is connected with the said, however, that if Herring "usurp" the authority of the perations at Club Juana, a has evidence of criminal ac- State Beverage Virgil Smith — whom StenDepartment by ________________________________ strom opless go-go establishment in tivity going on, he should arrest att described as a "personal em pting to revoke the club's he city, the guilty parties and "that liquor license. Last week, the city attorney would be the end of our L't)IL'It'L'. L'Iti ii l I I I.:i& tenst ro m Of Pol'I'cy Tci - — Approved a rezoning William Hart to expand his business, Bill and Belle Restaurant at 2511 Sanford Avenue. i& AVE. S Information on how to handle Owner Gerald Page assured the commissioners he is "noi up and then, in our infinite the problem in the next few catering to any half-dressed bunch of juveniles... days. — Worked out a plan that will allow restaurant owner George widsom. we adopted it." Mayor fie said the governing body Smith to expand his business at 2101 French Ave., without I~e Moore said. "Then the first could consider adopting an rezoning his property. Residents of the Highland [lark time a personal friend comes to Jack Fuienwider to view his fellow councilmen to ordinance prohibiting the neighborhood behind (suy s Bar ue including McCianahan you, you throw the whole thing 'seared the li vi ng devil out of request a briefing on the in the wastebasket. ictivity at the rughtspot. - - I lty council's authority and He added that Herring's Supreme Court against Club esponsibility to regulate the office was permitting I I . . The Orange Avenue problem involves a house owned by Rutha Mae McClennon which extends 1.8 feet onto the adjacent lot. "Those two women fight like wildcats," Knowles told Me commission. "The attorneys have thrown up their hands, too." The commissioners voted 4-1 to let the matter ride. Com. missioner John Morris opposed the "hands-off" policy. In other action at Monday nightts meeting, the commissioners: Fourth ejected a request from Holy Cross Episcopal aurch that Street beclosedbetween Park and Magnolia avenues The D was instructed to determine the problem." ' • I City of Casselberry is to be "It Must be Oc " Oer. Here'S tO fit3t ChrilltfM Card from ve dropped off our IlStl,- ; replied Knowles. erry rime 0 ew o ata By DONNA EES P EW%W Meyer said. C Herald Staff Writer 1 10-11 - I "We've never forced anyone out yet," Commissioner Gordon . )I I 1 foe, "No, and I don't think we want to get involved in that," I I I • • commissioners said, the building --is being utilized by trespassers for drinking and sleeping." Costs Of the demolition, which are expected to run close to $5,000, will be charged to Moss and a lien placed on his property that will prevent him from selling It unless the city is paid. But the commissioners declined to a pprove the proposed demolition of a building at 1013 Orange Ave. ., rernitt to Gov. Reubin Askew . - . .. • . ___ A ____ -/ . - , •. 50- • . '•) • ' %I I ay • II DOONESBU ' _____ p... A packet of evidence of "criminal activity" by elective and appointive officials of the / You • • ' by R ' T ( TUMBLEWEEDS XrON ' I transplanted kidney can be placed in many arew. Some are Placed in the pelvis. You cow alsI) use an artin" kidney ff u "I don't think we have much choice, do we?" asked Cornmissioner A.A. McClanahan. The citybuilding department recommended demolishing the. . • Sanford Wont Fight Lake Mary Edict, Page $-A I . 'it T building — which 13 not occupied — and the police department backed the recommendation because. as a memorandum to the 44 44 your general medical condition will tolerate surgery, and if you it. Of course, the usual matching problem exists A . ., . . E& .1 time. J • $ - Sanford city commissionersMunday night voted imanimously to tear down the two-story building at the corner of Third Street and Sanford Avenue after fourth time extension granted or Joe M of Gainesville ran o City Manager Warren Knowles said Moss has not responded Gill Fox bv AbuUd1ng that was condemned InFebruM l5 will finally '_ •owo. tom . • bUding'3 Code Violations or demolish it is running out for the fifth . Down Herald Staff Writer I. it StSmp*d. Self-addressed envelopes are enclosed The Most interesting questions will be used in this column and will rgc&lv@ copies '01 jACOBy MODERN.) l question, but It is possible, If u un ______ .. : - After reiMng the Comi *nq to the city's last notice that the time he has to either repair the (Do ou have a question to, the experts? Write 'Aft SIDE GLANCES didn't say why you asked the 4 • - •,..lfr 4' has not been made as yet. is 12 ard Points called for acuon. He doubled. West left it in and opened the five of clubs. East took his ace and shifted to the live of diamonds and when the smoke of battle ngnng count y .•. Aawbiwalw* can be uncomfortable. Smaller frequent mealS, with care to avoid foods that increase DEAR READER • . ______ by Bob ThIeVes . could save as a Pass-through for SCA without ew B7JAcQUELINEDOWD ,. . Last week County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski asked Percy to find out U the coy 01 I. ndemned .• respond one notrump to his She Jacobys partrier's club opening. North newspaper. rho Jecobys *,I/ jassed and East decided that answer individual questions alcohol these habits can also occur without heart disease in healthy people. It can be make that probl em worse. DEAR DR. LAMB — Over 40 frightening and may cause years ago I had a kidney sym ptoms. In general it an removed be cause of tu ber. irregularit y causes MINIS of the kidney at age 22. that are bothersom e or 13 it Possible to have a kidney repeated there are medicines that can be given to control transplant, either at the place where the kidney was removed them. If extra beats occur and or to replace the remaining cause no symptomsthey may kidney. be disregarded, I Torn v .c.n) , t - was informed that serving a a pasa4hrough agency for SCA could jeopardize the county0s request for federal funds to construct a new Jail, a new agricultural center and seven new fire datic Owner Will Bear $5,,000 Cost ...._,,, Oswald: duplicate Uot has prWUcSII died out is the old.= board-a-match team of four." Jim: "in tbb game each Several readers want to hand is played twice and the know If the penalty for a team that &es better, Scores revoke has been reduced to4 full Point for a win by lo one trick. The answer is that Ints or by 2,000 pofn U. It has in the laws of duplicate Ere 5 a e bridge and will probably be game. but it really Isn 't changed in rubber bridge shortfy, but that last change stomach adthtywill help. fy Force population. Rapid heart action or drink caffeine-containing beverages, smoke or use parosmal tachycardia — Ill by _ .c'Jn ulllingrowjngnumOe con- • notnunp; South had to go on to game. East opened a club and Sou th managed to bring the contract home for a score of plus 400 and a well. of deserved win." t important if stomach. It is not dangerous but usually are 'c Grand .. (Heraldd in a memorandtun John rcy, director of c officigils and st mike from 120 to 150. But other table in r At table one South elected to Some people can tell when more complete idea of what the the ha ve an irregularity of the heart They describe it as a nip. heart can do. Others who want this informittion can send 50 flop or the heart skips a beat. cents with a long, stamped.self. Others have runs of rapid heart addressed envelope for it. Just action. my guess is that you have the occasional extra beat send your I tter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, or premature beat that is so Radio City Station, New York, common even in the healthy NY 10019. Population. The cardospasm You have "Irregularities of the heart" means spasm of the lower covers it lot of territory. The premature beats of the heart esophagus where it joins t,e ' *...'' ;:. - !ij\'' 4 others played St part score Oswald: Today's hand shows this game at its silliest. Tachycardias 30YOU Will have a they are not causing sympt I saw many of these in healthy pilots in the United States Air I HATE MCNPAY A;;-) MORNINGS, HAZEL! 7- ,, IM ,c pan match, So decided thei one diamond. North p ed with a forcing two — 5 6 . Navigator any other table In the West North LIII Sss 14 Pass Pan DW. Pan Pap . . board and they would have at •A52 ,, • . forovertrlcks." Jim: "East and West 483 Neither Val,abIe Lamb . . centrate on the m since a few tables passed the hand out while nearly all _________ irequedfur property adjoining a 134-Acre complex on SR419 near pamion of the East Big behalfofSCA wouldnotbeththebes e Park site will of all Winter Springs. profitable for the youth of Seminole County. the people In Seminole County. The co unty winconduct a survey and topography of "I think this is the right way to go," commented Commissioners today &ISO rejected a pgvpoW from the land. An additi five acres will be required for Commissioner Dick illi W s. the new playing fIeldL In November, commissioners Williams to poet a county biologist ut MIr Ike in Then commissioners turned their attention to Forest City. The biologist would have ..lMed tk,sId will be asked for final approval before act ual con- I5,OOO In reque s from the Seminole nzn unity dwelle rs in preparauOnofay to mbatp . proceedings. VA43 •K$5 aKJS,DA762 *AQ73 r. . An agency (SCA). The panel wu told that toactas a pasMlrouaj'z agency for WA would jeopardize cow eala for a portion of million In federal called for creaticu of aa ad hoc cloimiftee I I1l of comb e Seminofe cou ' pro misinyth oudworkrnr . at right, Baillargeon for one notrump doubled, 5o for the pan score, 5o for m&k. rAff VJI2 •Q713 I I I (at former &J84 DEAR READER BUGS BUNNY PRISCILLA'S WEST doctor. He hasn't yen 'A y. They did not find anything at McClanahan .• ..,.- Joseph Falgione and bad collected ON diamond, one bead and two clubs, while lO98S I A.A. Faithful 4Q10,4 [______ my doctor says is cardloepasxn. the hospital except that I had irregularities of my heartbeat. They did nothing about it and sent me back to my family U)Ry DO I 1 ALL?"1 CIF rr ByE wreaceELamb,M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB — I was hospitalized this year for complete examination. I have had a problem for years t City commissioner . . cleared away VKQ7 Irregular Heart No Big Pro blem PMNQPAL.' *n rJro 0 K 106 JIOICS TOM H,MA TO PMNOPAL, IMMEPAT YET a NORTH _ .. Knights of Columbus Grand Knig ht) fly (WALD and JAMES JACOBY — sT - Monday was Meanwhile, Approved federal construittion funds highlighted action at COWY IW=trW DeVeloPment Andmiq SCIDA). thdarsSeinlnole Cowty mission meeting. Addition playing or some 2,000 YO rucflon g underway. Seminole County baseball and foot ball players w James L Lewis, vice president of Seminole granted unanimous approval the commission. Baseball Inc., told commissioners that parents are Comm1ssIonereapped a request from Seminole "cng for girls' Playing fleldL" Lewis eald Baseball Inc. and the YMcA s pop Warner foat ball more or less have flunked out of baseball but are taking • .. ceremonies. Willia m Hums, Post commander and _____________________________ Fields Ill WIUL ... rejection of a Pmdy4lghting Featured speaker W INAT D ball New football and baseball fields for county youths, an aborted aem~ to win approval for a pollution . lakefront hosted Special — I*w ' 10108 on the Sanford i County Baseball PRICKErr lie Col u m b us bay brough t out the colors as - Veterans of ea than you realize. lely Foot DAY indequiacy. You're much more Should you feel a twinge of fonnIdabl than you give Ja&unYtodsYarding what anoftr is or ML cottin YOUr yourself credit for. JBRA (SW. t!zslngs. You hav !ar more • —— —10 52 53 by Bob Montana — — II - 2 — 141 •1 L ' • hurt someone who is fond of today, let it all hang out YOU. Treat sensitive they may with extra fact. and, $fl) only could h you you're v PCE8 (Feb 30-March ) of —— ——— - ——— \ P'I.LVb) I. 'I r \ 'o ___ y dded I i 01 Florida 32771— Prlce 10 Cents - -.01, co a.' erai[41 69th Year, No. 45-Tuesday, Oct. 12, 1976 iEE At ; t:TEirfTh r a- ]Hl 1976 tod y tuaUom. You're my Sharp mentally You could take the wrong track off b&- by heading bunches that coWd today, but don't t*mW.adg cocked on an expound. Read closely what ICOIPIO (Oct 34-N, Avoid giving in to 1.111.1. YOU TAURUS (April abby 9) desires today. You'll pr nie cycle where you presently more Ultimately by thinking of dweU is am of perimnal K- What You Can gain for all in. cumulation, as long as you don't volved. let Some arpie derail You. SAG117TARIUS(Nov. ZDec. GEMIN?(May 2Wune) 21) You're normally not the e Important tub Seet to might be tuft nickname .. For Tuosday, Ochilbor 12, __________________ vacation, said N. , hadn't had grievance procedure by taking 1B time to investigate the his problems to Stenstrom. with firing. 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M AS MAN KHAVES 530 UMCWM -: (4) (I) ON PEWS ' ZOOM a DIMENSIONS IN CUL. TUPIE COW ffm in Los ot -s., CE) THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO. Part two of In* Well the Ci(X* __ pdftk oft, to ____ 8 THE MAN WHO WOULDNT KEEP QUIET b(.tbs.* tobbsty in Island arm. C Gssr guest I __ CL TONY RANDALL SHOW: The Judge (M) riftlualled Dow Judge tJ ry 1 SF p hlocy - "---- -' ubc ' 7:30 CL THE GONG SHOW CL HOLLYWOOD SQUARES : 1) MATCH GAME :• 41 HOGAt(8HEcs ioo KIT CL CL CL CL ,.n, IIARVWAOTIJAM Li&DV HARTMAN '" 8 LJUAS,' YOGA AND YOU CE NANCY WALKER SHOW: :• DAREPOFtT MOTNU.WSS a IPSUD 5:5 Friday Morning 6.00 by I (I) SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:10 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 Cl) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.25 yjp ms R (Tues., Thin.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) 00CC: PRO. FILES IN EDUCATION (FrI) PICTURE OF HEALTH: UN& 6:30 (4) K1JTANA (I) SUMMER SEMESTER 8 (Wed.) HUMAN RELA TIONS AND SCHOOL 015CIPUNE 6:56 I DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:58 (l PAUL HARVEY 700 1 (13) TODAY (Local news at 725 and 825). 1) (1) CBS NEWS: (70,5 mm. local news, Ch. 4). 41 POPEVE AND FRIENDS 1 24 SESAME STREET CL GOOD MORNING AMERICA: ("Good Morning Florida" at 725 and 825 am., local news, weithet, spo) Inere really was a Dracula There Is a place YES! called Trangylyanja YES! S Ills Evil Presence Is W) Seased I* The Carpathian aa MOaltalal Friday & Sstvrduy . ONLY S ca 1Pch TheaVarfiie gf),,1 seller hqromq, the motion P icture !P"l"erer get 4yonr mind. Drajla ° c( 12:00 X (ID YOUNG AND LOS ANGELES (AP) - A ci 41 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE CI) AU. MY CHILDREN 12:55 (2) () NBC NEWS 230 (2) THE DOCTORS (4) (K) THE GUIDING LIGHT CL ONE LIFE TO LIVE (04W) 3O0 (2) ANOThER WORLD (4) CI) ALL IN THE FAMILY II THREE STOOGES g #JGRE 3:1 CI) GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 (4) BEWITCHED_ (I) MATCH GAME 7) UlJfr,$ YOGA AND YOU g zoom 4:00 (P (2 IMONSIDE (Preempted Tues., es. below) (2) ( (1US$. only) SPECIAL TREAT: "U"Was There." Following owItig his mother's hospltallzatlon, a boy (Scott 80) is p'aced in I dFifl'$ stu whets he has great gettIng &0fl9 _, til he i befriended by a black socIal woitir (Vivid Pend. CI) MERV GRIFFIN 7J 8 SESAME STREET (5) EDGE OF NIGHT Football Apples Frost Autumn Grapes Calendula Columbus Day Halloween Tomorrow: Ancient peared made by a French ginhis. That Is, until a symbolic gorilla popped out of the bushes and chased Miss Ra ye around. She symbolically hit the beast in the kisser with a custard pie. Indian Summer Opal Tounnaline ' World Series Greece t 1: ; • ill'" • 4 . r ! 1 umber rirty'57 (R) 'I - - . %•• ' ,. •I . . . - '.. 4 Genevachimpanzee trainer lip ? and owner Rudolf Alexander ,, was acquitted today in cusity to,. " court on charges that he . . /. , . '• violated the county animal . ' control ordinance by allowing chimpanzees to rat at large on . , .. public property. Coy Court Jd Wallace Hall ordered the directed •' , verdict of acqalta on the two counts at the close of the 2thour jury trial. One woman on the jury, . which never got the case for deliberation, told Alexander she thought the whole thing was "ridiculous." "The poor thing (chimp) didn't mean to get out," she said. Assistant State Atty. Randy .L Kramer presented three prosecution witnesses: Board Of County Commissioners Recording Secretary Marie Walker, deputy sheriff Joe M. 111491"1111111111011101@* 'r.m VIIICi?) Patton and Chief County animal control officer Bruce Clarke. Clarke and Patton said a Stepping Up His Campaign chimp was cavorting in Lake Harney Heighfs Road at Alexander's residence near It was time for one of Democrat Lawton Chiles' Geneva on July 13 and climbed patented walks this morning as he strolled through atop Patton's patrol car o play Sanford and Seminole County in his bid to retain his withthe blue lights before being U.S. Senate seat. He is being challenged by chased a half-mile down the Republican Dr. John Grady and the pair will be road by0a5 used a to keep the debating on TV Oct. 19 from the Loch haven Art Mace-lik e Center in Orlando, ills first stop this morning was at ctümpfromgoingontopropey of other residents. 408W. Crystal Drive for a chat with Guy Strickland, The state witnesses didn't identify the playful chimp as "Otto" as was charged by the 5aie. Unemployment* Ràté Takes Slight Di p. Calendar................... ... . '. •.. A .Lt.t CRANKING UP FOR COLONIAL Seminole High quart terback John Litton cranks up the old arm for tonight's game at Orlando Colonial, where the Seminoles will be shooting for their fifth straight victory without a setback. In other area games tonight it will be Cocoa Beach at Oviedo, Lake Howell at Lake Brantley and Orlando Bishop Moore at Lyman. Details, Page 6-A. a. See CHIMP Page ZA Around The Clock ..........4-A Bridge ........ . Judge Hall granted acqual Today Am bulance Firm Offers County $20 ,000 Savings Comic, ..................4-B Crossword ............ ..4-B WASHINGTON (AP) of rising unemployment offers Progress in reducing Inflation Editorial, Unemployment edged down some encouragement, the and the gradual decline in job. Dear Abby ...............141 from 7,9 per cent to 7.8 per cent jobless rate at 7.8 per cent is the lessness earlier thIsyear had Dr. Lamb .. ........... .... 4-B By ED PRICKETF IR of the nation's work force in highest of any presidential been a strong point in Ford's Horoscope ............. .... 4-B Herald Staff Writer September after three con- election year since 1940, when It election campaign. An Altamonte Springs amHospital ............ .......5-A secutive monthly increased, the was 14.8 per cent. But the slowdown in econom- Obituaries ......... ........ S-A bulance firm has offered county government said today In its fi. Unemployment last month Ic growth and three consecutive Sports ... ... ..... ......6-8-A officials a deal they can't nil jobs report before the presi- totaled 7.4 million, about 122,000 months of rising unemployment Television ............ ... . 5. refuse: ambulance service dentlal election, fewer than August. Total em- this summer have given the Weather .. wi h the $),000 subsidy paid But there was virtually no ployment stood at 87.8 million, a Democrats fresh ammunition Women the holder of the exclusive 1.B improvement In the over-all job decline of 162,000 from the In the waning days of the franchise. picture, as total employment previous month. political campaign. But the holder of the present also declined slightly last Th explanation for both offiThe inflation rate has held contract Herndon month. clal figures dropping, simply, is steady at 6 per cent this year, Ambulance Services feels Labor Department analysts that fewer people went looking the level that Ford a dminis. there may be a fly in the oint. said the changes were not large for work. tration economists set as a goal ment. enough to have any statistical The Job report follows Thurs- for the year. "We've been here for five significance, day's announcement that The September jump in years," said Herndon President "We consider it about un. wholesale prices were up nine- wholesale prices followeda one. Idus Willis. "We've cut every changed, with both unemploy. tenths of 1 per cent last month, tenth of I per cent decline in corner we can, but he says he ment and employment really on the steepest rise in 11 months. August and Increases can do it for nothing averthat's a plateau," said one official. While the White House Issued ai:g three-tenths of I per cent impossible." The job figures were the tat- a statement asserting that in the preceding three months. But that's Just the deal est in a string of statistics in- Ford's economic policies will Sharp increases in farm Bernard Fidelo of Aida dicating stagnant economic prevent a resurgence of in prices and an unusually large Ambulance Services has ofperformance. f 1 a t I o n, Democrati c Jump in prices for Industrial THE fered Seminole County. Coupled with rising prices presidential challenger Jimmy commodities were to blame, the Exec. Asst. Roger and a slowdown in economic Carter seized on the report and government said. Neiswender said the Fidelo growth, the lack of improve- said the Republican adIndustrial prices, regarded as offer is to provide services ment on the Jobs front cast ministration "is the first In a more sensitive measure of similar or the same as Hemdoubt on President Ford's con- history to give us the highest flation than volatile farm don's without the $20,000-a.year tentlon that his policies are. unemployment rate and the prices, rose nine-tenths of 1 per subsidy paid Herndon. leading to sustained recovery, highest inflation rate corn- cent, the sharpest increase A public hearing has been set While the end of three rnonths bined." since last October. for Oct. 19 to gather U 1n11- U ) g SCHOOLB - - . I Dining Dancingii l00U SANFOR0 AID SON .. , and 1030 MOVILAND -. - isbtmrrgw's 4J (I) PRICE IS RIGHT "MAMA'S DIRTY GIRLS" .-•- • -' i BY BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ', 4 1bdy's Smile (2) PHIl. DoNAHUE SHOW (6) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (5) MOVIE: (Mon.) -The Can. pany She Keeps." Uzabeth Scott, Dennis OXeef. (84W) 1950. (Tue.) "The Bank Dick." W.C. Field,, tine Mericel. (84W) 1940. (Wed.) 'Fingers at the W1ndow." Law Ayes, Larajne Day. (84W) 1942. (Thin.) "Ministry of Fear." Ray Millard, Marpije Reynolds (84W) 1944. (FrI.) "Hidden Fear." John Payne, Aluxafl(Jef Knox. (84W) 1957. 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County School System, until 3 p.m. .' . . 'Out tolunch SPECIAL Acquitted By Judg e :'- 7 nutty new sort-of-variety series is afoot these days - "The Lohman and Barkley." Not "The Lohman and Barkley and Dawn Rainbow Hour." Just "The Lehman and 7 .., Ih.k..6. - Rarkl.v" -- .j. l4I lr4 51 UYVI7 1V Alas, only ahandful of cities ferred to "Celebrity Wresnow air this syndicated series. Wing." It starred the Masked But If your part of the handful Moron as chief villain. carries It, drop everything and Then Lolunan and Barkley Ii -FLORIDA"" watch it on a weekly basis so as said Miss America, their apeto keep your mind in shape. cial guest, was going to appear. ARRIVEAUVE Itisawelrd,funnyshow.It Shedldn't.Lohmanforgottoin. ,.SUNSHINE STATL began here Aug. Arn. vite her. Su they got ataJd,fat or things, It featured The Swiss man with a moustache from the Family Door Slanuners and a audience. recipe for Duck a L'Orange: a He sat in for Miss America. pot of water, a duck, an orange They serenaded him with "The and an Iron. Impossible Dream" and missed It stars two Iowans, Al Loh- the high note at the end. The hour closed when the man of Storm Lake and Roger Barkley of Odebolt. Both are stars profusely thanked their Los Angeles radio veterans who audience, spoke of love and got since l since have conducted a many hits in the face with ci s. radio show on station lard pies. Ki here. Nest week's show wasn't as Sometimesonthatahow they good. Its best act was a man 11th 1 play records. Other times, they called "The Frank Sinatra of do things like promise around- France." He got so carried away with a Gallic love song he the-world tripsortorun everyone stabbed himself with a the audience, a soap in op.severely rubber knife. era they call "Ught of My Life,' winner of the Heisman But consider, consider that Trophy." There are a lot of Lohman had taken a $100,000 those other times. tribe from the mob to "throw the show" and boost a cornWhen I first saw their 'I" petitor's ratings. show, It Initially seemed just I'm not sure If the show a another Mery Griffin imitation. low-budget "Laugh-In" orisan 2 piiC honey-dipped tried The stars sat In upholstered $119 Chicken, ma,,w potato" $1.45 chairs and talked with their in-studio version of "Monty Pyand Iravy, cehe siaw I'Id. + Tax Value hot bUt?O' tastin biscuit. guest, Martha Raye. She gig- thons Flying Circus." But Lohman and Barkley, dead of pan, Eve" Day Eiicep$ gled, then sang. Wed 1. Sun h i im hI 3p.m. Then she got serious. She wild of humor, deserve obserFant04" s For G. Taste Limit 2 spoke of a new avant-garde vation. movie she'd just made with a So observe them If they're on ?tlf4f FMCD CHICKEN French genius. Said It was full in your town. Remnber, OPEN DAILY ui £ TILI:31p.Mp,11 SAT. VOL 11:1 of symbolism and marked a it's "The Lohman and Bark. French AjtNI.wav l7.5) Sanford P.M. 1, new artistic direction in her ca- Icy." Not "The Lohman and reer. Barkley and Dawn Rainbow Her hosts nodded gravely. Hour," which stars Tony TamThey ran the film. It Indeed ap- pa, Orlando's cousin. 9.00 ttiertof 'ie 7:30 SUNDAYS ,.AL$ P.M. GenevaChimpo wner. Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, hick. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find lath and box It In. A LESS 0 PERRY MASON Sanford, Florida32771-Prlce 10 Cents 830 STARTS 1:10 Nutty' Series Funny Show 69th Year, No. 42-Friday, Octol,e.' 5, 197 41 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU (. FRIDAY 8 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (IF) BEVERLY ' -CuAfternoon THE r)IOnS cr5$$Id by her rrKewis aIho5sm. (11) FAMILY AFFAIR: F PORT "NAMPOO' £ "THE FOITUMI' NEW SHOWTIME 1155 CohostConrlsSiswra. BEwITcHED (4) MARCUS WELBY, M.D.: Prsw-Md Wed, see bslow. Cl) -n (Wed. only) AF SCHOOL SPECIAL-Poqionl in sd lust, see 4p.m. 5:00 i) ADAM 12 IIMY THREE SONS 8 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 5 (2) NEWS (4) CI) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 MAC NEIL-LEHERERRE. L ITS awi LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE JD HAPPY DAYS (R) 11:50 41 PALL HARVEY COMMENTARY 4:30 (4) MIKE 0OuQ1A$ SHOW: ocTOBER S A V I N 0 5 P1 I R C S A WP NBUHINONHTNETIN TFOOIBESI DLS YC ELOCBHEFURITFSWRCDU GE LAOTB LRMOE000EAAB UNULUNOCLONSOLRSLSN AINGHTTOAATSIRRDETA HLBOAHCEFLHUBOALNEN L D HER OW PRO R R G CA U L SMSDLENDULSALPSOUSU ERDEOINDIAEDASAWLEO YUAN WO R L S E P U L 0 CIA RI EM N US NA ID NI H P ED A0Y NRA PP 1EV IN El 10 E CO L LANDNTUORNGROSUME I 8:00 law.. J ____ als to win $20,00D. (2) () lOfT CID (2 SOMERSET: . (4) CBS LATE MOVIE: 2. Cud lsstuss: "Kolek," withorg , TSiIySavaias. 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OCT. 1.2.3 SHOWTIME 8:30 PM To 1:30 AM Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails 7 Days A Week 1 2 FOR 1AT REGULAR PRICES ' I I FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES j [ LUNCHEON SPECIALS SERVED 1IA.M,.2p.M. DINNER SERVE DSP,M..hlp.M. Ike Fo*ty Tkuiu& 205 PALMETTOAVE. (Next To Post Office) - '"i Ifl! "MIAMI" COCKTAIL HOUR 4p.m.tiI6p,m I . Q ONE U0 WA! THLJRS, 7 I STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE Downtown Sanford a SAT. SUN, ho '9 ..k..., t'.'U', &,.l Alva - .1 •11!'j O hear protests from Herndon. The franchise stipulates the ambulance firm must answer all police and fire calls. Willis said emergency calls account for about 30 per cent of his MON. 2938 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford 11 . '.- --. "i. . . The other 70 per cent's bus s comes from hospitals and personalh ouse ca ll s. m Ifernn is the sole firm that operates in Seminole. If Alda wins the contract, Willis said he will not pull out of Seminole. "I'd stay in the county, but I'd have to cut Daily: JOA.M,.ap.M Sun.: 12 N.5 P.M. THESE DAYS ONLY OCTOBER FRI. 0' ? Herndon furnishes three vehicles to Seminole. Dispatching is handled from an Orange County center. Since the number of service calls Is obviously limited, Willis says heisatalosatoUnderstand how anyone could offer tte service without the "II just can't be done cheaper," be said. any r"tk I FOLLOW • /t Children on School bus 169 had a lire drill this morning as part of Fire Prevention Week. Bus driver Lovett Wilson led the (trill for the pupils from Goldsboro Elementary School, Sanford. What's Fire Prevention Week all about? Photos, stories, ['age K-Il 'I'd give money to the poor I would soy nice things These are some of the things third-graders at Spring Lake Elementary School vould do II they iere President? What else? It's ill Seminolt, %lagazjtie in the Sunday herald. �1,1 1p, NATK)N. The NY BRIEF Thai Coup Eyed CIos.Iy U By Government Officials WASHINGTON (P) — U.S. officials are viewing this week's coup In Thailand with limited enthusiasm, even thoih the coup was carried out by what Is perhaps the most proAmerican group in that comtry. Just. week ago, Assistant Secretary of State Arthur Hummel told a House subcommittee that the United States was hopeful Thailand's democratic experiment would succeed. After the coup, the American officials described as "ridiculous and Incredible" it statement by radio Hanoi Thursday accusing the United States of aiding the takeover. The broadcast said the coup's purpose was to establish closer links between Bangkok and Washington. of 411" DETROIT (AP) — The 25-4sy-old strike at FordMotor Co. Is nearer to a conclusion today following ratification of a contract by the United Auto Workers' 175-member National Ford Cotmdll. The wilon's 170,000 Ford workers get the mt shot at considering the pact, which uld provide the average assembly line worker 40 paid days off in in, the last year of the contract. Balloting will begin this weekend, and UAW President Leonard Woodcock said rank-and-me ratification could come by next Tuesday. But it Isn't known when all striking workers will return to their thif the ,g approved because local work disputes at key Outs still must be resolved. NEW YORK (AP) — The malignant tumor In the bladder of Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey had only "superficially infiltrated" the tissue, his doctors say, and they are optimistic that he will return to the floor of the U.S. Senate. "The tumor was pretty much as we expected, confined to the base of the bladder," according to the senator's surgeon, Dr. Whet F. Whitmore Jr., who led a special surgical team In successfully removing the cancerous organ Thursday In a 5%4 how operation. The degree to which the tumor had .Peni trated ft bladder muscle Is a factoin 'detémining t& chances for lig ten E' vlval of a patient and the chances of whether the Cancer had spread. The limited degree of infiltration Is in the Minnesota Democrat's favor. CIA Sued For $25 Million WASHINGTON (AP) ri — A Massachusetts firm is seeking $25 million in damages from the CIA, charging the spy agency with illegally using Its name as a cover for overseas operations that included the assassination of foreign leaders. General Aircraft Corp. of Bedford, Mass., filed the $25 million claim with the CIA on Thursday. The CIA declined to comment. The allegations involve a General Aircraft subsidiary, Hello Aircraft. In 1962, the company said, the CIA approached it about taking over Hello as a cover operation. General Aircraft refused. But, it said, the CIA used the name anyway. '—I at ^.Alban& ny he isas spent $000 new cages for the chimps, several of them valued at $50,000 each as trained But GaIneand Fish Cnj,.e inspector Barry Cook reported this week that a Tuesday cage Home,'.B To Get Help ij WASHINGTON (Al') - — government hopes to give 3,000 wng the prosecution." Joanne's lagal Aid Society lawyer, Elliot Cook, argued that she had undergone her own personal agony and had suffered enough, "There was no celebration," said Cook after the ruling. "It's still very depressing." TALLAHASSEE (AP) Secretary of State Bruce Smathers, calling It a travesty and an insult to the people of Florida, says he will fight all the way to the Supreme Court an order placing U.S. Labor Party candidate Lyndon LaRouche on the presidential ballot. LaRouche's name was ordered on the ballot Thursday by Tallahassee federal Judge William Stafford, who last week denied similar requests of former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox and Libertarian candidate Roger MacBride. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The Florida Supreme Court has allowed a controversial school's libel and slander suit against a Daytona Beach television station to go to trial. It declined in a 5-1 ruling on Thursday to review a 1st District Court of Appeal ruling th at reinstated a suit filed by the owner of Green Valley School against station WESH. George Von Hulshmier, owner of the school, filed suit against the station after a camera crew partipated in a police raid and reported on the school. - herself. The baby, Carra, was born Sept. I in Bellevue hospital. On the eve of La bor Day, mother and child returned to a barren two. room tenement Apartment in Spanish Harlem where Joanne had been living. On the morning of La bor Day, Joanne went back to Bellevue to pick up personal belongings she had left behind the night be fore "I left the baby on the floor with the dog to protect It," she said. The dog, a female, had had no food since Joanne entered the hospital. When Joanne got back to the a partment 00 minutes later, the six-day-old baby was dead on the floor. An autopsy on the do g subsequently confirmed that It had partially devoured the child. Corruption Tale Unfolding , JACKSONVILLE (AP) The star witness in the federal court trial of nine persons charged with racketeering conspiracy has started unfolding a tale of gangland murder contracts, counterfeiting and narcotics dealing at Tampa. — Ellis M. Haskew, 37, under a 35-year sentence in state court after pleading guilty to seconddegree murder, named eight of the nine defendants and another indicted man who is a fugitive. Chiles, Grady To Square Of f t, i# .1 1111111 'L • I ~1UIJ Tom Hayes, executive vice president of the Florida Jaycees, said that was because the format for the Senate match-up will force shorter answers and will feature direct exchanges between the candidates. '11 / Injunction Denied TALLAHASSEE (AP) — An unsuccessful Florida Supreme Court candidate has lost the first round in his s ui t to remove th e merit retention of judges amendment from the Nov. 2 ballot and may be knocked out of court next week. — Friday, October L 1976—Vol. 69, No. 42 Daly and Sunday. acept Saturday and Chr istma Day 11w Sanford Hirald. me...—.- - — - — Sanford, )an,erO. Fli 3Pfl Publ ished s by Second C?*SS Postal* Paid at Sanford, Florida iii tirk hard (or yoU — around the dock. an'und the calendar. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTiON I DtIpvirq. SS cents. Month. 57 10. 6MCnIPIS, 511 Year, S7IiØ By Masi lflFIoriaamóhom,dC,er AItothermj,I Montn, $170' 6 Mo,fr, $16 70. 17 Mntp 537 10 ifOb N Nob ob Picnic A family picnic, SDonsni•.d h,, ., iiv vumuinea of Commerce of Mtamonte.Casselberry and Longwood, at the Altamonte Recreation Departme and Civic Center on Sunday, will begin at 2p.m. Touting the event are: Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, Clyde Illai ,,p...IA....a i .., urine /Utamonte.Casselberry chamber; Mrs. Helen Keyser and David Santangel, president of the Longwood chamber, Chambers — The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. SUBSCRIBE NOW ye4kyN 7aQC. ORLANDO (AP) The televised, debates between Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., and Republican challenger John Grady promise to be much livelier than the presidential matches, an organizer says. — Ewing Iletuld h%etIt%-(tur hours ii d4m three hundred and das a sear. %our Yellow F.iges ad is there to tlrunu up liiisine,. (or Thi.' year three out of (our adults will use the \llow Pates. Let SOUr Yellow es Sdcs Rep design a prtn.'nini that ll — Court Okays Suit By School II another YourYellow Pages aa never stops working, House Democrats begin arriving in Tallahasse( today for a fund-raising barbecue and what aides call going through the motions" ot confirming Speaker Donald Tucker for second term. Some 75 Democratic House candidates about half of those who face no general election opposition, will journey to Tal lahassee at their own expense for the food, money-raising and pep talks, state Democratic Executive Director Greg Farm er said Thursday. — Smothers To Fight Order "She has dreams. In a perfect world, she would like to be a photographer In Florida" Joa nn e came here from her home In "Kirkland In IVII áttfle age 21' Last year, she said, she becani pregnant as t result of an attack by an unidentified rapist, and derided she wanted to have the child rather than an abortion. She went on relief last June when six months pregnant, unable to work any longer at the odd Jobs with which she had suppo rted - De ullatm ment of Housing and UrbanDc- Plans %yould offer varying rates Horn (AP) Asked what Joanne's future holds, the death of her newborn daughter, Thiit fg}g lis hëwed todáth and par.' tially devoiwil ia labor Day by the unwed mâther's starving watchdog. "I can't believe It," sobbed Joanne, bursting Into tears when told of Thursday's dcclslon to drop the charge. "At least that's over." Joanne called her parents In Kirkland, Ohio, to tell them she was cleared by the state since, In the words of Md. Did. Atty. Alan Broomer, "she had no reason to know this would ha ppen." Parents and daughter wept together over the telephone. The brown-haired, 5-feet-2 Miss Bashold was not In court when Acting State Supreme Court Justice Robert Halt dismissed the charge on a motion of Broomer, who told the court: "We are persuaded that no proper purpose of the criminal law wonid be served by. velopment said lenders may not of increaseover the early years have all the necessary inform- and would involve a different Uon an the new program for num ber ot years 01 rising pay- I bet the onlr thing i/sat s woI*jgIfs u/sue Ins awill. is nit Yellow F3iges i. Atty. Get Robert Shevin will roll up his sleeve and bar his arm today for one of the first of an e pected 6.5 million swine-flu vaccinations I Florida. Several public health officials in varlou Parts of the state already have received tl Innoculation to publicize the vaccinatloi Program. But officials say Shevin was chosen to cal widespread attention to the campaign, whici gets underway in earnest-in a few counties th1 weekend and in most of the rest of the stab TALLAHASSEE lawyer replied: cleared of criminal negligence in the bizarre 1. jiJ Shevin Among First To Get Swine Flu Shot Barbecue For Demos $400 in clothing. NEW YORK (AP) — Four days away from her 25th birthday, Joanne Ba.sho!d set out today to pick pieces of her lfle after be should be ready to answer questions of home i . Inspection shows deficiencies In borne buyers a chance to de- casts by the last week of this conatruatlon that do not meet crease the monthly payments state requirements, during the first years of their The proposed new loan for. A,37,says he lost p mortgages. mat is act ually five different Job at a country dub in Br"ard . The Department of Housing alternatives, all of which offer County because of publicity monthly loan pa the chimp cases. But today he and Urban Development said start out sma yments which ll er revealed that he auditioned his t he test program should be st andard borne loan and ea re ve dyto cel thlrnp show Wednesday night r applkatlonby crease gradually for five or 10 it terry's Club Juana, a November 1. years. ilghtspot featuring nude President Ford proposed a A HUD spokesman said gradua ted mortgage payment lancers, agency will be able * "But my chimps had their peechIiiashis first campaign 3,000 mortgages wuuier Cidhes on," Alexa nder smiled. sIt represents an effort to help perimental program over fe said he expects word soon on imu late the home condruc- next 12 months. rhether his chimp act will be st The biggest break in payUon Industry by helping pr noked at the club. ment schedule In the early pective buyers who have been years would be under a stymied by the per which would call for a payment crease In new home prices dir- of a month for the first year lng the past two years at a time on a $35,000 mortgage over 30 when interest rates have years. That would be $46 less hovered over 8 per cent. Officials of the federal hous- than the monthly payments on the standard levelpayment loan bug department said people now in use in the Industry. tereded In taking advantage of Under the graduated plan, the new loan format should om0y ymen ts in the pa CO savings and loan stitutlons, mortgage bankers or ond year would be up3 per cent other lenders, who would In to $230 and the payments would grow by 3 per cent until the 1h turn make application with year. Federal Housing Adminis- paymentsFrom wou then on the ld be a level $300 tratlon for federal insurance on Or $31 more than the standard the loan A3POkfOrthe tt. monthly paymen t loan. ,,, ,, y 'I S Picking Up Life' s Pieces Tough On 'Mother county animal control pound south of Sanford. Meanwhile, Alexander and defense attorney Irving Gussow are preparing to face Kramer In cour*y court agaIn Oct. 15 — This time in the date's coo--- Im ç Johnell Brewington, 1107 Willow Ave., told officers some of the assorted clothing items residence of Thomas A. Pierrnlaslng were clean and soinetj donilnid, 355 Lake Seminary were soiled. Circle, Maitland. Patrolman J.A. Cash Deputies said the residence repo rted the house was entered was entered by breaking a via a window. window and items listed as Robert Singletary, 41, of uuu uiuu lour 111151, from his boat In a parking Bay In Palm Beach lot at South camera accessories, a his residence, according to a County, was being held without calculator and $50 In pennies. filed by Deputy a. L bond today In county Jail Ivan Berousha, 2701 Red Uon following his arrest Thursday Apartments, south Seminole, Sanford police today were night .t Sanford on a warrant told deputies water skils, a boat investigating the burglary of a charejng violation of probation ' cover and an AM-FM radio, residence and reported theft of in a 1973 circuit court case. _ — CALL 322.2611 THE HERALD • - 1111 - .11 U.S. District Judge William Stafford denied Thursday an injunction sought by Charles Holley of Naples to keep the amendment off the ballot. wwww Hurricane Strikes Mexico The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. MEXICO CITY (AP) — Hur- strength of a tropical storm. ncane Madeline roared in from ports of damage or casualties, Madeline, first packing the Pacific and slammed into tamed winds of 124 miles an but telephone communications 't Mexi co's west coast toi!ay with hour, made Its landfall at the with the area were knocked out. mouth of the Balsas River, 186 The U.S. National Weather winds gusting up to 161 miles an miles northwest of Acapulco Service in San Francisco said hour, the government weather and 37 miles northwest of the that Madeline had been downservice reported. But Madeline tourist city of Zthuantanejo. quickly dwindled to the There were no linillediate re- tropical graded from a hurricane to a SUBSCRIBE NOW — CALL 322-2611 THE HERALD storm. P. Connally Proclaims Ford The 'Winner' By Tk Ansei" Preis TALLAHASSEE (AP) nerurs detectives today were probing a daylight burglary In which Items valued .t $1340 were taken from the Mace in front of Alexander's driveway. There was no mention of Otto's death lad week at the chimps 10 Rings, Cameras, Cash Are Taken In Burglary ___ remaining IN BRIEF next week. ____ iirn,ift,, — left, Jaycee Mike Kyle presents a 'Tot-Finder' identification sticker to Pinecrest Elementary School Kindergarten pupils (from left) Kerry Wiggins, Celeste Mickle while Principal Paul Murphy look on. In the photo at the right. C.J. Bass, Jaycee president, sells Sanford Mayor Lee Moore the first '76 Jaycee girt certificate book, which is good for sizeable discounts at area businesses. Ma. Walker presented a copy of the dmaJ control ordinance in court U from the public records of the coasty clerk's office. Alexander was the only dofenee wne The A*dan. born animal trainer said he didn't allow the chimps to rum at large July 13 and they were imder his verbal control when he came home from work to find offidals chasing Otto with - FLORID - (C—'—sd P'r Page 1-A) on the aeJ charge that "Ully" also ran at large because there was no tadhoony that she was Oil i",llc pnperty In violation of the law. Clarke testified he saw Lilly, who had beenihotlnthehead, inside ctdrnpcage with . hole In the HHH Physicians 'Optimistic' Jaycees are busy these days as Is indicated by these pictures. On the Brotherson and Shawn Chimp £JpraW,itcL Sanford-Seminole - .- Ford Strike Nears Conclusion 'Spicing Up' Of Campaign Urged JAYCEES ARE BUSY President Ford Is picking iç support around the United States although he should "spice up" his campaign to offset the demagoguery of Democrat Jimmy Carter, says for. mer Tuns Gov. John B.Caw nally. ., s. • - told a dinner crowd that Ford's Ford's oldest son, Jack, told * people at that fand-ral. effort to remain In the White "President Ford epltlmlzea set'. "He's honed, decent and House has picked up momen- the strength of America," he dedicated." turn. "President Ford's campaign is on the move all over the AA iii.sdleal , C .... ,1Wml country," he told almost X10 IW5UUW persons at a country dub. He also addressed a sImilar audience at Miami Beach, where he told reporters that the U.S. will remain at GuantaMIAMI (AP) — Demoa'atic work. namo Bay, Cuba, and should vice-presidential candidate During his visit, Mondale not relinquish that base to the Walter Mondale says the continued his ticket's attack of government of Fidel Castro. Unemployment rate will go the statements made by PresiAsked if he thought Ford's down If a "people's president" dent Ford dining his Wetbie& contention that Eastern Europe Is elected to replace Republican day foreign-policy debate with was not Soviet dominated would President Ford. Carter. hurt the President,, Connally "We need a people's presi-- Ford said during the nationsaid he did not think that it dent, one responsive to the ally televissd event that hi would. people's needs," Mondale said didn't believe Yogoslavia, RuHesaidthepyeajdcst'sdate-- atatreet rally late Thuraday, mania and Poland conalder ment about the absence of So- "And we'll get It in Jimmy fhnaelvea dominated by Rueviet domination was technically Carter." ala. true. But he said Yugoslavia, The rally, attended by about Poland and Romania are "cer- l, that he people, was one of three talnly under Communist domi- public appearances the SUn- didn't think Ford could conricans of Eastern nation." nesota senator made In a quick vinci Ame 'th ..,II I... ,,,!, 14W1 ZU uwr .'su . "V'.•' eu w e*piamn impaIgn swing thIOt1gh this further," Connally con- Miami area before flying on to tries were not under such domil.,A l' Al, .,.on, .,,o. was .4 ,& nation, The wuuaQ-oe pram The former Texas governor Uberty City, a mostly black axfttwd to criticize ft dde-ent duriq his murs€ia also said that the candidates area with a high rate of JOb arances. were not talking about the real lessness. issues concerning voters such "I'm told thatln this ed,,nmuMondale, at an airport news as energy, farm problems and nity every third resident Is out conference held on his arrival world trade. of work," Mondale said."U you in Miami, said Ford's comment Connally's last appearance in have a president who can't give "was the most Incredible datehiswhirl.wthddaywasthjack. you jobs, then it's t1tnetote Iron sonyjlje, where he teamed with him what It's like to be out of ment madesfnc,thefr (> tAin fell over Eastern Europe." ' - U7) . Connally, who held two Cabinet posts under Democratic and Republican presidents, attended four $500-a-plate fundraising dimmers Thursday in Florida. Connally said In Lake Buena Vista that the President was the clear winner in Wednesday night's debate. But he said Ford "finds It difficult to joust in the political arena ... he hates to use demagoguery because that's not his style." Carter, on the other hand, "delights In demagoguery," Connally said during remarks to reporters prior to an appear- Need Responsiveness so - ' ' V r _____ y ,t ance before the Florida Chamber of Commerce tt Walt Dis. - .. - ncy World. Connally, a Democrat turned Republican traveling the coun- - - .: - . ' '- _1_...I - , - -- - lii , try on Ford's behalf, said Car- , _ ter "uses the medium (of television) well... He doesn't ree spond to the televison Interspond viewers' questions, but he gets his points across and that's what's it's all about." In Tarpons Springs, Connally - S • , . , - - - ' ,- • .. • CONNAII,y . Assaults Up In . THE A Seminole During the first six months of 1976, as compared to the first half of 1915, both violent and non-violent crimes decreased In Florida, according to a report issued by the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement (FDCLE). In Seminole County violent crimes (murder, rape and robbery) decreased but the county, like the state, experienced an Increase In aggravated assaults. In the first half of this year there were 239 aggravated assaults reported In Seminole compared to 219 the first six months of 1975. Non-violent crimes (burglaries, larcenies and motor vehicle thefts) decreased 7.2 per cent over the state as whole but In Seminole reported larcenies Jumped from 2,769 the first half of 1975 to 3,006 the first six months of 1976. FDCLE Commissioner William A. Troelstrup said the data base of the state's Uniform Crime Reports program pertains to a specific geographic area rather than to an agency or jurisdiction. "The program is intended as a crime activity report and not as an agency activity or management report," he said. During the first half of this year there was an index crime reported every 52 seconds in Florida. Index crimes Include murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny and motor vehicle theft. In Seminole County 5,048 index crimes were reported January through June, as compared to 5,282 during the First half of 1975. Murders were down from 16 to one, rapes reported decreased from 35 to 12, robberies dropped from 118 to 75, burglaries from 1,775 to 1,490, and auto thefts from 348 to 235. The percentage of crimes cleared by law enforcement agencies in Seminole also decreased from 24.7 to 16.7 per cent. The state crime summary released Oct. 1 by FDCLE shows the monetary loss from property stolen during the commission of Index crimes declined from 8116,803,989 reported in the first half of 1975, to $97,50,237 reported in the first half of 1976. The FOCLE report says this represents a 16.5 per cent iecrease. Arrests for narcotic drug law iola'ions dropped 5.1 per cent is compared to the first half of 975. Of those arrested, 19.7 per erut were under the age of IS. ilarijuana was involved in 75.9 mer cent of the arrests for drug sw violations. No law cnforcement officers ere killed in Seminole in the List half of 1975 or 1976 but Latewide live officers were illed the first half of 1976, ompared to four in the first all of 1915. rvupi B ETTER B RGAIN,0 AMERCAS TOPSELLING ' IMPORT STILL AT 76 PRICES If you hurry. your Toyota dear can sho. ,CU Miy 76 IO'C-taS been a bargain all year long And n.then you look around and see ,',tiat others are giving you at '77 prices a Tota is i'.en a better bargain now But its more than Toyota '76 prices thit make them a better barga:n fl,i,C - The better bargain is quality. That good is a good price on a car .',hose durability is questionable Toyotas are built tough with unitized veIded constriction to help eliminate squeaks and rattles And then each Toota car iscOmptetelysubmerged in pnmer pant to protect against corrosion and rust In fact. 9 out cI 10 T,üt cars od fl ths Cr -. tne mo-i-I The better bargain is economy. Just as important as Ioyota's ICMI purchase price is its total economy Other cars may otter so called deals '.nth huge savings But those same cars may even. tually eat up dollars with high operang costs or low resale vatue The economy of operation of a Toyota can help keep your new car bargain a bargain Check resale values at your Toyota cleier 'ICU 11 ke '.hat ycu see The better bargain is the top seflec Is a bargain getting something off on a car nobody wants? Not likely This year Toa offered new car buyers a challenge We said, 'If you can find a better built small car than Toyota buy it This year, more People are buinq '76 ibyoras than any other import car You see ,mrejl binjami i s aka',s a bargan ! 1HE - — — BARGAIN TOYOTA YOU ASKED FOR IT 'yOU GOT IT. 'I. j••. �Even'oig Hendd Noetaigla big bMs 300 ,'I FRENCH AVE.. Area Code 305 372 2611 or 531 9993 the 1 Around Friday, October S. 176.-4A 10614 _at NORMAN H. Editor __ 5 n'flls: Mi'fflh. $2.40. 6 Mi'fl$h. $11.20: In % 1.'ritja seItlC is hi'nw •k'Iit'r. 4inIh. $2.TO; 6 ?th*Ith5. $16.20: Meth, $32.40. $..1 . H 'thiT Inwi: V&W __ ____ 4ail. j:, ____ All 12 school sar __ clim ci M. Two p4nM.. .1 thet d tra dean th* fellow daiemmi.rs, and '"P1194 a rOIt an h.pp.s4 to than the ide that fallout _____ AcwtMng to the reelew, the bock makes ___ fascinating reading, because ____ y anybody ____ turned oat the way people thougig they would. took drags twida and taui with_____ those brlgldiyed kldeolI$N: aim. ci ths wiat ______ and mod popular ___ __ dud Mauhadan4 the___ , wWb " M of their cow ____ tlfl)IICfl,1 N wit the mlddl&class u of "a" Reading that review darted me wandering what had -I' ann nocue Fate 4 ! ~ ~1 I ~L Arab Boycott:0 Bad Business The ByAUDIEMURP$Iy The Saudi Arabian government has denied that It Intended to threaten another oil embargo If Congress passes new laws aimed at cotmtering the Arab boycott of Israel. Whether a Saudi diplomat resuy 11 11 3 M d t an our in our trade inconsistent with other aspects of our Middle East Policy. It Is this considera tion which no doubt prompted the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to reconsider its vote bIocking a missile sale to Saudi Arabia The amendments to the Export Administration 'r i stand, California just speded a 1w extending the state 's anti-trtt laws cover compilince with the boytott, even though similar law in New York is reported to have iven shipping business away from th e port of r w York. Neither Congress, nor the administration nor any state needs to get any more firmly or the suggestion : of religious or racial discrimination makes it repUflnant to virtually everyone. Public distaste for this Arab tactic is so great that laws requiring American companies to disclose the terms on which they are conducting business With the Arabs should be a powerful inducement for those companies to resist compliance with the And those are the laws we now have on the books. At the same time, the administration is applying pressure through dipl I ir Arab leaders that their ac omacy to persuade cess to goods and technology from America is going to suffer if they insist on strict enforcement of boycott provisions The spotty nature of such insistence with the Arabs suggests that this In contracts strategy is p . rr 14 . ~ - -_ mind, he said. Let me ic Increase the an oil embargo Uc boycott amendments, but a simple matter of how to oppose the boycott and do the least harm to our diplomatic and economic relations with theArab world. On those grounds alone, the conference committeeshould reject the amendments, (Into. sic and any loss of the audio during this debate, we're pretty sure, will be the fault of Your sets!" - under gap. ey were supposed to be integrated with the secrecy label. czLing *uilitary weapons such as the Navy's Government accowgas have found, for Sidewinder missile& example, that the Army's short-range air The arriving (.bapparral missiles, according defense system Is "troubled by uncertainty and to the government accountants, had some high cost." But the accountants don't have "performance weakneue.," such as "an authority to overrule the military brass on inability to engage Incoming aircraft, secrecy. So the misspending has been concealed Inadequate warhead, etc." This was a polite way from the public. of saying they didn't work, since their function We have obtained a copy, however, of the in in General Accounting Office's classified study of was to engage com g aircraft. The Army recognized the deficiencies and the short-range air defense system, which the intended to correct them. Or, to put It In the Army called SHORAD for shod. Clearly the taxpayers are entitled to know how their money bw'eaucratjc language of the Army brass, they "planned an expedited product improvement has been wasted. As for military security. In- program." telligence experts concede that We Soviets know But the accountants reported despairingly: all about thc SHORAD s)Stew because of Its "Although the Army has since come up with a widespread use In Europe. number of Improvements, they have not yet been The GAO report uses such wordu as "inadequacies" and "deficiencies" to describe made to the system. Thus the system In use today Is dill essentially the same as originally the system. To call it a "troubled" system would Added." be a mild assessment. Here are a few of the "performance The story necessarily is mechanical, 11w weaknesses" that the GAO cited: GAO study covered three basic components of —11w Chaparral Is a sunshine weapon. Its the SHORAD system: Qiap.rral milsiles, "unrestricted use. As Is possibly only in fair. Roland missiles and anti-aircraft artillery, weather conditions." Unfortunately, this occurs The Chaparral misales form the backbone of only a bout per cent of (he time. Thus an enemy the SHORAD syern. These missiles, mounted need merely Strike during bad weather. on tracked sctiicics, were rushed to Europe at —jppi-, Cbipanaj misales are also - - - . . . ~ pl~lw -, -~ M~i . . •.--. - - ... -11 - - , am ..' Secr I '311 1"~~__ - - ,'!' ' •s,. _______ ____ .: ____ ____ .: .. ,-•-.. • r.. - • -- wift. - ary of State Florida Chamber of Commerce he was opposed to the employmere cop, referred to by propunets as a "lid on bureau- 10~m ..- • . firIngs -il- - :- :' =" _7. - , &r.Thcrs said aoa u, people would Imp t" I _.join when and If it goes into .. -' 4 1 _ 14. . . , effect I ft .. -& I " .. "The proponents didn't real. — Mike Hewitt Ire what they were dolng...and and Sherron Crlbb, students at housed In the $1.1 million building. Construction it wasn't well thought oat," Seminole Community College, check out almost. crews should be finished by mid-November ln time Smathers said at a panel complet ed line building at SCC. Music, art and for faculty and st ud ents to move In during Christ. discussion Th iwsday at Walt drama departments and two auditoriums will be mas. DisneY World. Com~roIler Gerald lewis, complimenting sponsors of the measure on their attempts to I? "hold down on the bureauPr'o . cracy." But he said the problem If .. - -. -. . . - -. - " . . •- • - TARGET DATE: CHRISTMAS to plans to can then be - arts ivacy Not that have made ft hardening necemry wffl You Bo cott Israel was not numbers of people but WASHINGTON (AP) — said ft names of U.S. result of participation in the tion that his administration had member acknowledged ThursAmerican businesses being panics participating Incorn. for Cabinet officers and the boycott. opposed the tax action, a day, "We spent a lot of time department heads In determinAlftugh Forddid not mer, Treasury Department staff working against iv, or the economic boycott of Is ing how many people they Ford's handling of the Arab reel will have their Identifies boycott during the debate is what salaries. made public from now on. generating some sharp criti. Those disclosures will be cism of Ford and some canEducation CommissIoner made by the Comme rce De- fusionaboutwhathelntended. Ralph Turllngton said the propartmentincases of boycott reposal was "well Intentioned" He Is being criticized by 4 that U.S. bualneses re- Democrats for misrepresenting Thursday. Firms Congress as opposing legislathat received such requests In lion to counter the boycott while the past will not be identified portraying his administration publicly, as working for such a law. quests celve butthatthe job of cutting down on the bureaucracy was really one for the legislature. One of the measure's sponsors, Sen. Kenneth MacKay of Ocala, has said he Is reconsidering his position on the proposal because he didn't understand what It would do when he agreed to suppoit it. after The new policy is the result of The confusion sternmed from the poli cy reversal that Pres- Ford's statement that the jtmmy ______________________ when AREA DEATHS ______ • YOU CAN OWN A WESTERN AUTO STORE IN: LAKE MARY, FLA. COCOA BEACH, FLA. KEY LARGO, FLA. There is an oppotiunhly aiailjbk in the abuse towns lti %Vc'stcrn Auto Associate Store scII,n hjrdwjr. sporting ituth. .tutn1otisc supplies. furniture. refrigerators. freezers. w35h. ers. Icksisa,.ns. CU s. radws. ',Ihr ektiuntcs. ti We will train o,., help install your store and proside counselling after )oure open. Financing is asailahie to qualified prospects. if yourc intcrestetj tat owning sour own Wcslcrn Atit Associate Store call this loll trec . _ &n -- • WEATHER - 11 (w, - - boondoggle and for deregulation of nat ural gas prices, among other things. ' - Out CITIZEN I OF "THE FRUIT" WILL GET THE PARTICULAR FLAVOR YOU WISH ONE TO TELL YOU THE SWEET-NOTHINGS TO WHISPER IN THE LOVEDONES EAR TO WIN HER.HIM"PlCKED" BY THE GREAT LOVERS OF THE AGES, DO YOU WISH AN ANTIDOTE FOR ANY FORM OF ASYNESIA— STUPIDNESS— IT IS THERE, GET IT AND GIVE IT TO THAT PERSON WHO IS AFFLICTED WITH THIS DREAD DISEASE, THEY PROBABLY WILL NOT KNOW THEY HAVE IT LIKE, EARL BUTZ OR JIMMY CARTER—UNTIL TOO LATE AND THE DAMAGE IS DONE. ARE YOU TROUBLED BY THE CARES OF THE DAY, SORROW OR JUST PLAIN "WHY"? "THE FRUIT" THAT WILL GIVE YOUR HEART EASE AND MA KE THOSE CARES, "LIKE THE ARAB, FOLD THEIR TENTS AND GENTLY STEAL AWAY". IS THERE. CITIZEN I ARE YOU GOING TO ALLOW THESE "FRUITS" TO WASTE AWAY FOR LA CK OF USE? ADAM AND EVE PAID FOR THEM AND YOU CONTINUE TO PAY— TAXES— FOR THE ACCUMULATION AND STORAGE OF "THE FRUIT OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE" ARE YOU GOING TO PAY FOR SOMETHING AND NOT GET YOUR SHARE? —A natural gas Industry group Is dunning employes of utilities for money to re-elect an. ticonsumer congressmen, The "Gas Employe es Political Action Fund" is pushin g for an $11.5 billion synthetic gas Bulletin No. 3 S. B. "Jim" Crowe Exec. Director Fund For Elimination Of Asynesla -- ministration lobbied hard ToMoaRow's'rus against recent efforts in Congreasto make it illegal for U. Daytona Beach: high 9:19 9:19 companies to comply with the a,m. 1:34 p.m., Low 2:45 a.m., boycott. 3:13 p.m. Another anti-boycott Port Canaveral: high 8:57 measure was Included in the a.m., 9:02 p.m., low 2:40 a.ns, recent tax bill that Ford signed. 3:03 p.m. The new law denies business Bayport: high 2:99 a.m., 3:01 tax credits to any U.S. firm on p.m., low 8:52 a.m., 9:00 p.m. any earnings derived as the EMPHYSEMA? ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? BREATHING MACHINES 91 NOW AVAILABLE Iry: 111 0' - - CALENDAR AT NO COST WITH numhcr today. j IARRIVE ADE GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION campus In old student center, 7:30 p.m. Admission free to public. Jacaranda Circle 7:30 p.m., Sanford Garden Center. Vacation slides and films. Hostesses Mrs. Teola McSwam and Mrs. Faye Jones. Spaghetti dinner, 5-8 p.m., St. Peter and Paul Church, Howell Branch Road, Goldenrod. Foresters Square Dance Club, 7:30 p.m., The Forest. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. YAC's Club torSIngles,9p.m.,orlandoGa0 Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 Zero Population Growth Federation Dab, noon, Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson, Orlando. Rummage sale sponsored by the Sanford Women's Republican Club, 8 a.m., at the Feddersen property, 417 So. 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Hearn EwningIIeitj Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 Delivered 6* a week to your home, only - ________ -__ FREE DELIVERY OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT $2.40 a month. Or w;,tc: Renfro. VP. Wcstcrn Auto IiJ7 Grand '.e • tansj Cii,, Mo '4to.i He sure to pft'sidc)ouf phone nuniher FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 md conipkte .id,tcss Oviedo Booster Club dinner, 5:30.7:30 p.m. prior to football game. Chicken or chili with take-out available. L~A= "The Subject Was Roses," two-act award winning drama, presented at Seminole Community Coilege main A WO 612 44 I WEN 5k a week T i ==::: LJNSHINE STA.. MEDICARE & INSURANCE 862-0302 '0 ______________________________ Hungarian Goulash dinner, American Legion Post 53, 17-92, Sanford, 5-8 p.m. Members and friends invited. WNW FI _______ _ os fact, —Under White House budget restrictions, the Environmental Protection Agen for cy will be turn it sensiti ve computer data ov er to a private company to program . This would make the information available to other customers, including companies that EPA Is Investigating. Thus an unscrup ulo us official of a firm, seeking Information about his own Prosecution, would merely have to punch up the EPA file. EPA assured us that the most sensitive data would be coded, but most codes are notoriously easy to crack. There have been past attempt,, It should be noted, to tap Into government computers. - Eiipg - susceptible to enemy countermeasures. In enemy plancea could "et.nIdfly" have cm Departmenthas a Strange Concelt of wh Its plete protection from Chaparral attack, the main consumer representative should be. According to th e report warns, Federal Register, he's supposed to "help achieve a flow Assuming that (1) It'a a nice day, (2) the of Ideas between Chaparral's operators are keen-eyed and quick. the consum er and Treasuy." But the first man to get the job was a broker, named wilted, (3) the enemy planes are flying David Lef eve, away from Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. from the missiles In a "tail chase" situation and (4) the Chaparral unit can survive combat long His newly named successor Is an IBM official, Dr. John We bster, enough to shoot back, the system stil l has "In- WASHINGTON WHIRL: The Treasury • . • • % per ceiton the ntmsberofgae employes In relation to the state's population, effective In July 1571. Many 01 Its opponents claim it would mean ___ 01 prenL Jobholder,. et Bruce Margaret is takes Footnote: Despite all Its probl ems, the Arm y wants to buy muie Chaparrals, a move that the GAO label.' "questionable." The Army Li also developing the Roland as pa rt of the answer to the Chaparrel's Inadequaci es. But now, "seriou s Problems" have developed in the Roland program, . - ow. - It would place a cap of one - - M sufficient lethality to consistently destroy enemy) aircraft." the "probability of aircraft destruction Is o nly 30 per cent", assuming th e warhead Is delivered almost directly on target. If all this sounds disco aging, the A ur rm y remains undeterred. A spokesman acknowledged to us that "the GAO repo rt as It Pertains to Chaparral limitations Is accurate" but promised that the Army is turning the Cha pa rral into a "potent" weapon, _-_ - -... TV 4,1ULUIUN_ The Pentagon has the the end of the laiOs to fill an "urgent" defense disturbing habit of sweeping its mistakes Th : ____ - •• HOSPITAL NOTES - Covers Pentagon .. - -, the us - : . :. - - - - ident Ford announced during names of U.S. companies that the Wednesday night debate "have participated In" the boyrigos MIdeast,. with . Carter Ford cutt would be,dlscloeed. However, the Commerce Depart. 4 ment said Th ursday that only th e names of companies Involved with the boycott after Oct. 7 will be disclosed. OCT. 71 1171 Elizabeth Washington The crux of the boycott is the BIRTHS: ADMISSIONS: H. William of the Arab nations to put Mr. and Mrs. David (Natalie) Sanford: Joe E. Young Henderson, a boy, orange Qty economic pressure on Israel by Isiah Bradley Mary O. Hankins, CasselDISCHARGES: refusing to do business with Irene Brown berry Sanford: foreign companies that In turn Joyce L Edwards Gustave King, DeBary John J. Hunt do business wi th Israel. Russell S. Elmore wwlam C. wed, Deft" Merrea Jones Phyllis Jenkins The Arab nations obtain that Darlene S. Grooms, Hopkins. Maude E. McTeer Willie N. JonM vile, Ky. information by requiring cornWillie J. Sutton panics to fill out questionnaires Ronald Neff, Lake Mary p James P. Murphy Roy Templeton Sr Jam Ryan — which the Unit ed States co nHelen M. Kilroy, Longwood Kimberly D. WilhInk &ata.vi i'u siders boycott requests — beMark A. Vaughn, Sorreigo J. Russell Wolff Ernest A. HIl berg, DeBary (ore they can be approved for a Nancy C. McLean, DeBary business transaction. Such questionnaires are often Frederic W. Mann, Deltona _____ sent to a number of different Jesus Morales, Deltona . Frances Wurzberger, Del- firms for a si ngle transaction — ae maufacturer, the toii MEUS She Li '1ed by two sons, .......... rri,ai ""''b Mlt, veiys w. , or Je W. Mills 01 Sanford and and the shipping company that erna Gooden, Oviedo 2817 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, John R. Mills, New Orleans, _______________ transports the product. died Thursday. Born In L.a.; mother, Mrs. Dorothy _______________________________ Chicago, DL, she came to Overman, Sanford and aunt, The Commerce Department Sanford in 19S4. She was em- Miss Evelyn Scholz, Sanford. now requires American corn ployed by the Seminole County panics to report to the depart. In lieu of flowers family Sheriff's Office and belonged to requests donations be made 4 ment when they get such rethe Women of the Moose and the the Cancer Society. Brisson Thundas high 81, today's quests. Up to now, the names of Women's Auxiliary of the Funeral Home Li in charge of low 72. those companies have been Veterans of Foreign wars. Partly cloudy today and kept secret by the department. arrangements. mostly cloudy Saturday. A Under Ford's order, the 01 showers today and earliest any names would be showers likely Saturday. Highs disclosed is Oct. , since corn-- -------I.. eL I,a ,----- . . -. •• wJu w upper oss may parues are required to report 1 and low 80. Saturday. Lows days after receiving any boy. tonight In the low 70,. South east cott requests. ALL THE FRUITS OF THE TREE OF KNOWL.1 winds 10.15 m.p.h. today, Despite Ford's statements EDGE ARE STORED AT FIRST ST. AND PALbecoming variable Saturday. Wednesday night making it ap METTO AVE., IF NOT THERE THE KEEPERS Rain probability Is 40 per cent. pear otherwise, the Ford ad- on certain — . - - _•;..., Help "dangerous path of Politicization." He also blamed the Arabs for the connjct In Lebanon and gave a detailed catalogue of intra-Arab - WSCtTS,n.-.. . ". ..: ___ Minister Ylgal Allon rose to address the general debate. Am promptly lashed into the Arabs for dragging the United Nations down a .., Secrecy . —s A - . . UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (Al') The Israeli and Arabs are swapping tleir customary invective at the U.N. General Assembly, but are deliberately skirting any direct confrontations. Most Arab diplomats stalked out Thursday when Israeli Foreign •i BERRY'S WORLD . . ...r7*4 ... bank's capital, "the conditions moderated." sift ,r- International Monetary Fund have lobe removed, and the terms my figures and used them to prove my thesis was nottue.AnddJdanatheJobofftIsffl think I was right. But he was convincing. So it was In the Carter-Ford debate. Numhers. N um bers Numbers, In predicting the ability or inability economy to handle $60 billion of new both darted from the same data. But they up with such different interpretations of where having shaken the swnmer doldrums and of settling into a sa tisfactory growth phase, one assumptions into a JACK ANDERSON I for the - - try. computer, pour in a that is slower than early this year but dose of figures, insert series of complicated nonet heless solidly upward." equa tions, then confidently read the answers The principle so well exemplified and yin- use In television and radio broadcasts this week computer fed out. Rinfret Associates, Inc. notes that "In dicated by these newsman and others before Captioned "Continuing Recovery," it begins: He forgot one basic rule of emnpuier math: simplest of terms. the economy is slowing down, than must never be "The nation's buib.q recovery has not run unemploym by t Is rising, areas which should be "Garbage in, garbage out." The results which en rumor-mongering or sensatIonal lam Or Out of steam and should move ahead In the picking up at this stage of the business cycle are come from mat matical he analysis depend so ming mon s economists at Citibank say." not.. reportage of any kind under the co th heavily on the assum ptions (true or false) fed In, Of "tin '11w statement continues with an explanation It concludes. however, that a slowdown is not and on the choice of data used, that they tend to Asthe late MW Stevenson once remarkedii it that "recoveries from deep and mirror not the truth but the prejudices of the Is often easier to fight for principles than to live double-digit Inflation are never smooth," and to be confused with imminent recession. personhandlingthe corn puter. that "the outlook for continued recovery, despite them. "The economy is advancing slowly, hesitanijy This Is the problem we have with economic the gloom and uncertainty caused by and cautiously. A recession Is not in the offing theøiy and why economic predictions so Presidential campaign statements, Is very but neither is a vlgoros economic expanjo, it sel m do pr ove true. It is why an economist of good." M least two of the looks as If 1577 Will be a positive rierous school and one , t,g up presldentjaj candidate, who have In another commentary released to additional Stimulants are put Into the economy it widely different answers. will be a modest about being frozen out of growth year.", We Ford-C~ PrOfellSional clients this week, Citibank Ca3b 1his overdependence on theory is why can. television debates have didats with textbook answers can be dangero economic measurements that Eugene F. McCarthy, fo1Ther U.S. senator 0 CUM w un sum decline in the composite in their thinking. ve the Sam frm Minnesota. and Lester G. Maddox, u- Index of leading indicators In August. to belivth.irnu.,t, L.ii.ai !! ------umptions that in g0or of Florida, have been Invited to debate it called some of the ingredients Pr of incomeorgr ssnafional p(u doso its, of , the "Blueboy Forum," which Is billed as "the dicator "somewhat suspect" and said "any many eager men Starting new business, going nation'5 weekly, live sponjored forum from substantial degree of pessimism broke because they've convinced themselves of Is Una gay perspective" and which will debut Oct. Z warranted... It concludes that ,,the sales and profits ca1cuJatej on paper — economy will an WKfl).'1/ in Hallande, Fla. which never appear. follow the same moderate course It has for the Computer mathemetics Is useful in the "Ford and Carter have enough TV time ad past three months." physical sciences and in major areas of bua1j with their debates," points oil the program Since the past three months ha ve generally only where users hold rigidl y to objective dga. hod, Donald N. Embinder, publisher of been thought to represent the so.called pause, The most dangerous practice of all Is "Blueboy," a magazine slanted for foreca.d of a continuation would appear at ojection pr of w hat will happen based on hunhomosexuals. least -sunerfla.IIv ,,. - IUsUiC cuiogny dreds or thousands of bits and pieces of economic y a statement prepared by Citibank, an _ 9 nation s second largest cornmerejaj bank, for the -. I . - . adequate capitalization has been agreed upon," said MeNamara, referring - upon high moral principle Is also to assume a tremendous obligation to U* public. Philippines - ... '. made their point that the bank's lending terms my career and my life, " he told UK NEW YORK (AP)— Financialinstitutions and is less than vigorous. those figures led___ that It new nod to un.. - "It is not as simple as I ref use to do It. I cannot do It." saying that economic and dock market Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. issued a news believable they were talking about the same counter the growingconcemabout the release that be economy._ . _ gan with the opomisti ___ Th ProfanIon of joumausm tint essentiai economy with an espranlon 01 confIdence that thlt"slgua 01 renewed beferIse the expansion will continue, __ bulwark of our democratic freedoms, has be es were qi1one pe a en th th Neer y In the coinwoer eies es ci ll area; some forecasts at appear to be economy bly enhanced by Would come are being noted. aimed at counterbalancing tin spate of newsmm involved In these celebrated cases. But statistics so formidable his- opponents were statistical indicators are less buoyant than a few It states that "The economy gives all who call themselves jourallds mod signs of cowed at least for two years months ago. The emphasis on positive news Is ex emplified The .. • •-- to needy countries were hardening. "Once an And lo and behold, this able young man took Relations Therapy d ' ended today. In his concluding statement, McNamara said many governenth had - arguments hands down. I had no dwbts — so devastating were these numbers, Then a friend came along, a friend assigned to the opposite side of the que4lon I was proving. ,~ — .r He asked to borrow my figures. With assurance,4 I JOHN CUNNIFF l bank and realities behind the figures. As metheaUcs major In mycollege days, I learned quickly that numbers can be used to "prove" both sides of any Issue. I remember once, In preparing fora debate, I'd marshalled a set otdatldlcs which to my thinking proved my ( b - .Sl ___ easier rates as the joint annual meeting clear neither man understands the economIct )) Pu •1. . .L (AP) World Bank President Robert S. McNamara promier1 poor countries they cn look !rwaru to getting more aid money at slightly President Ford in their opuft debate, it is : , I ,II'l ~ ___ Myself. , an It Is not the threat of argues against adopting the McNamarapromis.s • datIatica, quoted so glibly by Jimmy carterand IMG FfruU Mahe _ - Ic LAKE BUENA VISTA (AP) Members of the Florida Cab& have contributed __ to a Mdebateorsapropaiedcon. stitutional amendment placing a limit on the number of state employee. Ally. (len Etched evIn, considered a strong contender governor's job In 1571, says he favors the proposed amendment which goes before the voters In November. . the situation was calm and the way was being paved for a return to a civilian-led democracy. WASHINGTON — (NEA) — For an the P_ ,: nochangelnmlandgfo,jgopofl that Co tifU S Ifl9 ,00 * Debated - said acting Foreign Minister Anant Panyarachun briefed Bangkok's diplomatic corj Thursday night. He said there woujd be I e I '_ second day today and no open opposition to Wednesday's coup was reported. The sources . 1• .9-4 dtyoffo million, remained calm for Figures _ bYCBS rePoflFDei anti-boycott record with their opposition to the Arab boycott. its at,r MANILA, same time was explaining to ° the U.S. Rouse of Representatives why ____ he could not dieclase his source of a secret InteTh viligoks,a New York newspaper. "To betray a source would be to betray Even state governments are risking problems with their own business climate for the sake of taking an fell, booby-trapped by his own flaws, Ford assumed t1 nffir. hi *wh.,,a.I ...I The 10s had Come agabL . ) %.It BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) Thailand's new military rulers have promised to relinquish power to a civilian government, possibly within a few months, Informed diplomatic soirees said today. Bangkok, a RAY CROMLEY moral principle in tin news media" against disclosing sources. articulated That principle Senate conference committee would threaten American fIrms with civil and criminal penalties If they bow to anti-Israel conditions for trading with the Arabs. This is just the kind of approach that would have a bull-in effect. . .411o. --- To Relinquish Power? The decade ended, the smoke cleared. America had found refuge In the arms of an absurd president. (Anything to Mop the noise.) When Nixon 1N. . J0urAAl1= is alive and doing very we in the United States. F newsmen with who spent 35 days in the Fresno (Call!.) Bee, jall now than tell a end how they obialned a seat grand Jury fr_ about alleged bribery, were praised by none Other than the California Association recent annual convention. 11w courage 01 the Fresno four In declining to reveal their source_____ of thform.Hatnonpslnof 1d Is by this conference," Mated a resolution passed by the lawyersbyavoteof Even Superior Cot judge Boils Bed, who it 0urInaC1ethat wentahithe way to the U.S. Supreme court, wimowledged upw WWher the threat of an embargo is directly or Is simply Implied on the basis ofmade past Performance by the Arabs, we have to consider our relations with the Arab states. There Is a limit to how far the U.S. government can go In trying to discourage compliance with the boycott without I I, ,! a p New Th ailand Rulers ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ brings foreign policy. The Arab attempt to get second and third parties to comply with its economic boycott of 1.1 I w - Econom Would wheel Out their "Oil weapon" at braiel is a serious and delicate problem Issue Victory this time becatae Issue before ow Congress. An enballo would interfere with their own eco nomic plans, and could boomerang by stiffening the renlv f Congress end the American people not to dependency on Imported oil In conducting 1 Employe to . lathe. WearemoredtoflOflf East today than we were In W73, and the Arabs know It. This doesn't mean, however, that they give in to Arab "blackmail." I' ai to acid.,, of DON OAKLEY of an I . L made the threat is iess important fact that the United States Is so vulnerable to such a I Clock 10 Pridoy, Oct. 5,1816-4* £wMa HiraM S..1, PL data. And what they learned they wanted to use. They wanted desperately to impose the new solutions on an wd.Ir and Inefficient world. The Kennedy aniniatratIon, with its hicreible Idealism, provided the Ideal vehicle for bringing those desire to fruition.The Peace Corps recruited missionaries and sent them out to ave the world. Then the Vietnam War brought home the paradox: the new realities aflhelglo,cothd,dwith _____ the old realities 01 the Cold War power politics. Teaching people to feed themselves and boiiPthtg Peasants arbitrarily defined as a threat to America dkbs't Jibe. ft was illogical. An entire generation took the streets. I _____ D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising %itk. - Ima1ect their histories would read very math like the group We book dealt with in California. Bat I really don't wet to know. There Is a certain comfort in rat having to face those psradoies that surely would arise If found cci. 1N were troubled years: how many times have we heard that? But the cliche doesn't do Justice to the experience. It seems the world has been wrenched 01? its aais. At any rate, that is the conclusion reached by many who reached adulthood during those years. Ibose 20, or even year, older, weathered the dorm better. tmklng Ck, one can see that the seeds the conflict lay In the burgeoning growth of America's educational system In the late and early Mililona upon milhiona were pumped lido programs which broke new ground in the fields of sociology and peychology. conditioned by the technology explosion to respect science and what it can off. inn unenrs 01 the 1$SOs greedily absorbed the new The OSHRIN Managing Editor Director WILLIAM D CURRIE, III tIlt' IhlI%(.I 0 The deCilla at aniftwerand vt.. the OW War is cswewm~ nbjedIld to a sort of WAYNE D DOYLE. Publisher JOSEPH 011 tileelsion, SA NFORD. FLA, 32711 CALL 834-8776 e The New A ll In The Ear Aid 318 GMAC TIME r4 YMENT PLAN _0 HOME APPLIANCE — CENTER 1700 WEST FIRST ST PH. 3223u3 tAIIr,s 1 �IN P e r . P . Can Oviedo and Lyman crack the iCe? And how about Seminole's Undefeated record? And what of the battle of the and Howell? Or of Trinity's inlury situation? Th Lakes— Brantley e answers rest on the football scoreboard. ° P The rich seem to be gtthg richer In Seminole Co.gy's NO school football spedirion. Aafortla . welL it ,Hfr. 11how 1Wn I. a. A. uwe_ to nei g la, otta i2a lives. Mm a. to to nigl* and Sitadsy if ternoon. Undefeated Seminole fravels to Otlanda to face ()1 Colonial, wWeea Lyman Is g p ______ 4.0 __, . I_ 11 MOOre, WNW 0*6 has a hatne introwito apinsit tough Coma Beach. i -4 I Howell, a team which crached the Ice last week with a wjyv y, ww 5flfrg ffl obviously Snip an= CO1O" oftm w" bed Lyman hm weeks ago with a __dlL _ With urn Runes back In full awing, the Sanbioka narrow win over Oviedo. the offense compliments Rabies' naming. QB Jclm U Trkft Prop entertains Sarasota Cardinal Mooney Saturda y at 2. __________ SPORTh directs the Semiroks, and has developed ido a stable — Lake Brantley, on the other hand, was sindoid by P$tIOt$ Seabrunje l week Jiat when ft appeared rely e m s elves. were darting to distinguish th on quarterback Jim McCallum and tull offensive factor. .. LI I~ ; . . ] J 9 10 Lyman Junior Vars ot I J — — / s o The football but at to Hayes. High School has been low in 111110 Passed to Wayne Kelley for . - var5y clr :i thJ _1, but wsextraPOuLeinInoIeisl.3. war dance Trinity prep gct its tr,u&, theGreyhoundjimlorvarsftyis downs from Jay Nlcofleona3t. - -. '~, __ ,. . . - - - • - r IJ .. , i h ' rn ,,C". I 1i ' - r •. -•" . .. " - wasthvrleIrnn. .1 IL11. .., ui i ,, es Gibson makes late grab for Kissimmee QB ui . p the scoring. Ste" Sefton scored quarterback Randy Isner Moretti pftft by Tom VIRM11 Mike Hayes tries to elude Lyman tackler Tom ________________ Wilmoth B Brooks had Th runs ci 15 and 6. "Wow," said losing coach a a - t - I ,I -. • .•• • • JotaRelchart."liwu2l.0In first quarter before our di knew what hit them." Reichart called the performance by BrooksI V* beat I have seen all season Brooks had 169 yards on 20 carries. Lyman coach Bob McColloua uses Brooks and Inknl alternately, each carrying about 20 times 0 - per game. -' I. . i E . .19!,;,;. •• . - ., Seminole's scores, which came late In the game, were on ' Tim Hare p plays of yards to Rickey Wells and 4 ' . -. - , . Lake liowell's Rob Schmidt wiggles, Albert Naming grabs I . I Miami In Key Vs. -: _-__ . I *t that a third straight low would have a dioua effect on Hurricanes' morale with nentsauthasbgi Notre Dame and Florida still to face. "Every game Is important for us to win," he said. "So we want to make every effort to win. That makes this a very critical game for . But I'd say way these guys have played in the pad, I don't thlak we'd collapse even if we suffered another disheantenlng defeat." After bombing Florida State 47.0 in its opener, - : . i. J' ..• , 11 I . i i II ~ ~ I I : i ~ i, I . -_ the Chamber of Commerce '• "• .. ~11 1 1, 1%\ 1 ' , ' %41 -4 • . I •- I ¶ •- • . 14' t, . • ' I. ' j ,. Ift, • ' ,( -I , • :., ' • • Mitch Pernal gets sack on Hale Irwin Back After Piccadilly QB office, , PlAza and Winn-Dixie. Tickets may be redeemed at McDonald's on Orlando Drive. The Golden Age Olympics furid will receive 40 per cent of the proceeds. In addition, musical events ha e been lined up to perform at the McDonald's parking I" , . , ' . - ' ' •'. • • at 11 a.m. Aaron Braves . . ';.• .- I • •' • . .. a ' • - . . •. • • • j '' - ' ,1 y j ATLANTA (AP)— Home run champion H tra&- his famillar No. 44 for a business suit when the Atlanta -Year Aon was named director of player development Th ursday by Braves owner Ted Turner In a move which was possibly the word kept secret In Atlanta sports - I, throughout the day, beginning -. • vs. Seminole Speed Vse Ronald McDonald .Saturday In ford. t; " — II ' -"-, C, , . ' -. 9 .i+ I ~ f., . • 1001111wf • llim — .• I, I 7- . I Bethun to Colorado and 17.9 to No. 6 - — Nebraska. Wayne Kelley hauls in pass, Wilmoth defends "You have to be disappointed Homecoming 0 when you don put enough He said Boston College's of' _""A"""""""""OlO iI%flJ5 UUUIM Points on the board," Selmer fensive line averages 260 admitted. "You dart to look pounds a man from tackle to IS arm," Hubbard said. and wonder why. But I don't tackle. Florida State nose It had been speculated since With two VIRGINIA squeakers In three WATER, good. In the opening round of j Florida A&M's three Opp guard Jimmy Heggins defenthink we have to make any gi- England, (AP) — Hale Irwin, the 1976 championship that in Aaron would rejoin v' ctOdM Florida A&M Coach rents this year have average theuly Braves a front gaintic changes. Well dart the who looks and talks like a day he beat off a strongThurs' sive star of the Kaivaa State DAYTONA BEACH jAP) — Office ca- Rudy Hubbard is not anticipat- more than 170 dial. yards a game same people." padly after his two-year con- Ing a rout against Alabama victory, weighs in at 198 and he Undefeated Bethune-Cookuniversity lecturer, Is back In lenge from Spanish teenPassing, but much of their 3ucagertractwiththeAmericaLongne State. looks big compared to line. man is expected to continue its Duke, 2-2 2 after losing 44-31 to form again after a virtual layoff Severiano Ballederas cess has come — one of Milwaukee Brewers expired Pittsburgh last week , im from the big time golf circuit, late In the gums backer Aaron Carter, a l. winning streak Saturday when The Rattlers play the Hornets with the Rattlers holding the the bcigtdest young Mars in Eu- followug the 1976 season. pounder Press" Selmer as "a good team it takes on Georgia,s Albany Irwin, winner for the past two opean golfing -2 and 1 over 36 at Mobile, Ala., Saturday after- lead. "I feel like I'm going ck State in a homecoming football offensively," and despite the yeai-s of the Piccadilly World rholies. ba to noon. Last year, FAMU eked "if ever ything goes the way I "You worry can you physi. game. 1954. like a rookie," Aaron said out a 12-11 victory over Ala. Pitt bare, has his r espect Match Play tide over WtIrwin frittered away a threethink it will, which it never cally stand up with them,- Bow. ursday. "I'm going to be bama State defensively. The Wildcats are 4 while the worth's 6,969-vard. par-73 hole lead, and suddenly it &:_ at home when Gr docs, they'll be throwing the den said. He said tailback Glen visiting "I can't say they really circuit, Is in Frulay's semi- came a battle. Afterward, Thlhq to learn AM hope I wL Coleman kicked a 25-yard field ball well at the end," Hubbard Capriola, fullback Tony Mel. one out of fourhave-0 gam won only he fulfill my role like I did onCan played aood defense against finals, a 3-1 betting favorite to said of his opponen : y the goal with 13 seconds to play. es. sald. chiore and split end Dave Zumplaying field." Pitt, but they're aggressive, be the first man to pull Bethune Hubbard said he doesn't mind quar terbacks off a has a fantastic future — but Ile said Florida A&M is play- bak have been impressive on Reggie Aaron holds U career home by Wowing t hi rd st raight victory in the he'll have to strIgJiten close games. ing well most of the time but offense for f im his 113 'w iui 11L5 LM uui, etmer said. , amiin event. "As long as we win, I don't driving." that several starters haven't not the Boston College offense signals 1l alternate calling last home run July 20 off Call- wfor the Wildcats in the about It," he said. Yet only a few weeks ago he Of the quartet of Americans lived up to their potential. that concerns Bowden most. fornia Angels pitcher Gary W83 held to yards and the temporarily packed away his playing, Irwin Hornet Quarterback Ben Southern IntercollegIate and Masters Roe. lie finished his career "We've got some people on first half. Dorsett finished with bags and sald:'There's more to champion Ray "They've got their whole de- Athletic Conference game. Harris, who stands 64oOt, the field w ho ha Floyd were the with a .310 lifetime batting ve Shown us femive team back,' he said. av- p es the large 129 yards and Pitt had a total of life than a sd of golf clubs.,, Bethune has averaged 319 per os st threat to what they can do, but they're "That's really where their g ,771 base hits anod 20 yards on the ground. e this season in rushing. The vacation has done him semifinals. am 2,M Florida A&M, Hubbard said. riot very consistent," Hubbard strength lies. rims bdtiad In. "lie's gut a shot gun for an said. Albany State lost to Florida "Thp ('..lI..... ucin ,!i& M 15-22 earli er this season. - Rattlers Saturday . ', &u fln,fnn ion ou Beat ooners ? - ','. ". I,uII.,u., Card nals Ta R * J. . . . ball. It plays you. Threedecades later, how"It will be an advantage for ever, his zeal was wearing thin _____1 I 40N1 them (the Royals) because they following repeated successes at -_ / /0 , ..I know how to play it," he said. "I the helm of clubs in five major -It Gets Post op think the stuff takes away from league teams' chains. ~10 &Q baseball." 6 "I felt sty7nied in Double-A," At 'Frisco John departure from Mayberry agrees. SAN FRANCISCO P the Cards' organization in 1969 Q. IfO.J.SImpsonisimtngbackal all ume,as h "I've n Joe Altobelli know what In to iTnage Indianapol is of the they say, why wouldn't the Los Angeles Rams give up Jack her e an practically0meI gng o? g Ainrican Association. YoungWooaddensIveend,toget7_T., Anaheim, Calif. games away, said Mayberry, Altobelli, an obscure name seven years inter he also but a veteran minor league Because owner Ralph Wilson of Buffalo wanted a lot more "because they don't know how than Youngblood. What really killed the deal was that after the abandoned hope with the Cin- manager. was named Thursday " Rams had indicated a willingness to part with certain players, "You can see the ball just as cinnati Reds, the parent of the to manage the San Francisco Wilson came back and Insisted on two first round draft choices as easy on grass or Astroturf Indianapolis club. and instead Giants, a team which struggled - well. End of deal. said Yankee center fielder took the job last season with the most of the year in the National Q. How long has Fenway Park in 5utoo been am? And was Mickey Rivers. "It's no big Denver Bears, a Montreal League West cellar before the Green Monster then when Feuwny Pan was built?-Marc deal. m finishing fourth with a 74-88 I Pollard, Alameda, Calif. But his Royals' counterpart,Cards • record. The .sho rt (315) l field Amos wall was there right from the 11 who has patroled Busch Jr. took note of Rapp 's because of the pecular shape of the real estate on which Fenway center field here since Royals - 44-year-old Detroit native, who ~_ excellent credentials," in$ Park was built in 1912. Lefty Gomez, pitcher and wit of the Stadium opened in 1973, eluding an 86-50 record ,Ind the has had a highly successful II?. Yankees, Is supposed to have dubbed it the Green Monster. ft laughed at Rivers confidence. year stint in the minor leagues American Association title with after ;,,: field was resculptured when the park was renovated in 1934, tee so-so years as a ma"He might find out differ* Denver this year. . • removing "Daffy'sQifr'-a hill that rose to the stands and was ent, jor league player. is said. Its one thing mastertully played by lefUlelder Daffy LiwiL Fats FotheU to practice on the turf, but when Srncearriving atRocheiterof proven and II hr1 f. once fell down that bill chasing a fly ball. the time comes to make a play success ague in manager at the the International Q. What do they mean by a "save" and which pitc ers i you don't have time to stop and 'ht ears" 1971, Altobefli has guided the eveIfor eight the major leagues In saves?B., Cincinnati, Ohio. think .- It' ll give us • a uUSC;, said in a statement. Baltimo re Orioles farm club to r 1, • fl, •s long d Under Section 20 of the Official Baseball Rulf r a f cent edge in some four first-place (wishes and a "Vern [ There's no such talk in the developing club, but u not the winning pitcher, and either pitches effectively NI., where both the Phillies and [kill been in baseball f or 26 i players leaves fl years, Mobelli told newsmen for three innings, enters the game with a lead of no more than Reds play on artificial surfaces my inini] as to his abilities." , three sand pitches for at least one bgor after the announcement. "I the game at home and in many of their Rapp's playing experience don't know all of the problems with the potential tieing run either on base. at bat or on deck. road games. A key question in Through August, Rawly Eadwick of Cincinnati led the National Included stops at St. Joseph, around here. I'm just Lonuiiiaha tolumbus, houston cmd wdsi wniiuii 4 peiiiiiL *League in saves, and Sparky Lyle of the Yankees and RoWe and Rochester in the St. I,ouis in 1977." Fingers of the Oakland A's were neck-an d-neck in the American. ivC uhain, and his managerial exAltobelli indicated he planned Q. Who was the investor of "around the born?" Abe, which . perience saw him serve brief to institute a strict set of rules major league player has been picked offaboe the most e terms with New York Yankee "a dress code, a hair code a career?- Jeff Kidder, Emporium, . 1 As with most baseball phrases, the origins of "around the Joanne McKenney won and Thtburgh ['irate (arm and a curfew" — and he will 111b's horn" are obscure, although obviously It derives trom expect the team to follow them. Thursday s points tournament ; mariners' reference to sailing around the Cape Hom off the tip of among women golfers at Sabal W-I South America pre-Panama Canal-Just as infielders in practice Palm golf course, edginass I g ~ ,. drills whip the ball around the Horn. Pickoffs are not kept as a A runnerup Nita Cottingham, a '\ ) a 11viable statistic because if a runner caught off base breaks for the 4". ~ next bag, he's given a "caught stealing," which makes it almost In Clan B, Juanita Peterson ~ I . impossible to keep an accurate log on plckoffs. won by three points with a 36, Q. Now that Tom Is joining twin brother Dick Van Arsdalt on Sue Reditt edging Jane the Phoenix Suns, can you tell me If they have ever played per by march of cards for together before?-J,ft, Tucson, Artz. I,second. RitaDeschambeau had ow Not '24_6 125"ociation. Both were second round dealt choices in 1965, Tom by Healy by three. I I Detroit and Dick by New York. Of course, they did star and coflfuse people as teammates at the University of Indiana. 1 ' said that playing for Harvard in the Ivy League cost him a chance '1resIFor ,a . to be a first round draft choice instead of being picked on the seventh round. hasn't th ere been an Ivy Leaguer who was a No. I I cMce?-LtL, Pawtw, ket, R. L Sure, Calvi n Hill, now of the Washington Redskins, was the first pick of the Dallas Cowboys In 1969 after completin g his studies at Yale. Tackle Lee Roy Selmon and linebacker Calvin Peterson am out of the lineup because of stretched knee ligaments from i . TALLAHASEE (AP) — is suited to stopping the pass," Florida Se's game at Bo Bowden said. "They're an ton College could be a clas.sic eight-man de(ersive line that confrontation of little speed- dares you to throw the football, sters against big bruisers. If you're going to throw they're But there's a catch. The a going to come after you and not vantage appears to rest square- let you get it off." IY with the brulsers when the Florida State quarterback teams square off in Boston t. Jimmy Black, a scrambler who day. supposedly can't throw, hurled Bost on College Is and Is two touchdown passes in rated No. 13 in the country. Kansas State victory. Bowden Flo rida State, W following a said Black is the kind of quar10 victory over Kansas State terback who Sho uld be most eflast weekend, appears to be fective against the burly outmanned. Eagles. He noted that Texas, Tulane and Navy were able to "We're going up re to win move the bail in th e air In losses that dam football game," vow. to Boston ed Coach Bobby Bowden. "We're going to fight them. 'We re going to hope t our quickness can overcome their sue and strength,' he said, "but I'm not sure we're that quick yet." -- I Q e R . another line- FSU At B.C. P oi"rs The Golden Age Olympirs gets a shot In . ( - I • , 6 i - . •. - crucial game Saturday night against Duke. __ Lyman's Anthony Brooks picks his hole Have Do' paigu, faces what could be a • , Olympics MIAMI (AP)- Carl Selmer, trying to pail the University of Miami out of doima of ~ Bert I .• - , I bac ke r, is & questionable be. cause f a 1der in . fered in lad Sunday's loss to Baltimore. - , a FOdU Loaie vetn, ned injury Thursday . Golden Age Th14 B ll TAMPA (AP) — Lineack,er Larry Bail of the Tampa Say 5 softered a back injury and may not able to play In Sunday's game against Cincinnati. Ball a five-year National with - ' Coope r I 1 • that series, width opens Satur- len. "I Intend to do a lot of to talk to frequently during the from lte Rase, who led the avenge. day night In Philadelphia, is talking to any Cincinnati player series Is Joe Morgan, the NL's league In hits with 213, rnoz And the Reds will have to whether the PidWes can stop that reaches first base. If! can mod valuable player In 5. with 130 and dochis with contain the home ran Power of the base stealing of Cincinnati. stop their concentration lint for Morgan, who stole 60 bases this while finishing wi th a .304 bit- Mike Sciunidi, who led the Q. Who were the silginal messenger - ,, ,,. on a three-yard run, Mike suffered a broken wrist. Oli ver ran ft over m the 24 Tom ein1uuight scored m the 5 and 11 and Anthony * L -i iOU ,iSoiq., . II Trinity Prep won Its first game on an 81-yard pass play from with a l)4trlwnphoverFather John Staples. Lopez;anddotook jton Oviedo's Todd Kessinger chin for the second time this helped his team avert a shutout season, , with Wed nge when he picked up a loose ball prevailing, and ran Th ya rds for a Lyman Led the ermIsaIon, touchdown. The Lions Were 26.0, and had four hands In on hurt in the first quarter when r ',' -tt_.. I. (N.W Pkss W lick Wills) Jam • Seminole which was win No. 4. Lake Howell receive M Inothergs, Lake ,Howe efforts from Gene Kjiightona .7 ' - as Seminole run. Ile running of fullback Coantys only adefeated a.. David Hamlln helped the Saints derciasanan team Thursday delve for the winning TD night with a 41-14 victory over control the tempo of the game. themselves ___ - " 04 ~_ . . Lyman's jayvees esta blished and Bill Meaner on a four-yard # • . - yard pea from Brooks Quinn It 11 ' . that's a dowtu i. c. ,~ - - - - I A____________ • _ I~ 0Wn ts Of ss Baby Seminoles L e 3rd, i ___ Ca In y By The AIasCIIteI prp, changed since 1(anua City was a Playoff Beat Set Saturday At Tex S Len . I .11 Baseball L Trinity lost Qian Muller earlier In the week from being sidelined for three weeks by a leg injury. Matthews and Norbert Seals comprise Trinity's biggest taa -1 guards I. pta foothill won by the New York Yankees. I'm not awe our catchers a second, It Just might make season batted .320 this year th avenge and Ken Grlffey, league with 30 while delving In how dW IM $Ygkm 11111111111011 to 6"kp?-L L,Clovelmid, 0. When the Yankees won five can handle them," said Phila- them one step slower." with 151 hits and III runs batted who finished second In the 10 rum Greg fAisinski who very tIM menger guards, relaying plays from the consecutive world champi deiphia first baseman Dick Al. One player Allen can expect in. He also can expect visits league batting race with a .326 knocked In runs, Is another were Un Hointon and Bob Gaudlo of th . e Cleveland ships from 1949 to 1963 many ~ slugger who the Reds' pitchers &OwnL The year was' go'Very low Peolile remember that for their players came from the win have to contain. . 0 first three years of the Browns, Otto Graham actually called club's farm club in Kansas City. Manager Sporty IMA of the signals. HORdOn was Premed into service because Bill a And even after Kansas City Anderson has been saying Is, who also darted as a guard, missed an offensive assign. received a major league f recently Ida team Is the best In (t,wutniaIerred to detef,ew4tr dub made ti with I AI %A I • II f , baseball, but he hasn't eon. 1111161y masmilen were Weldon Humble, Ain Agme, Joe . the Yankees which apposred to Wbinski and Chuck Noll -yes, the mme NOU who now cosid~oa benefit New York's champion. Larry, Bows. r 4!61 ~, world champion Pittsburgh SWJom ship bids. --It loob like Sporky h pouti. By The Associated Press football's oldest and most Played Saturday, Including an North Carolina Side NO. 9 -i Roger Maris hit 81 home runs heated rivalries. . emotional contest in Am Arbor, Wasouri visits Katimis Side, cking," sold Bows. "It aeons ~ in INI after being acquired in a .-7 like Sparky is afraid that people Texas linebacker Bill Hain- The Sooners, who will be Mich., where topranked and NO. 10 ONO mate, /4— Which don't know how good his Reds deal from Kansas City. He, ilton: "You're never asked, making their first live appear- Michigan 1% _ 4 *'", hD93 rival Michigan has a loss 4f and a tie in Its lad ar C'Iete Boyer and Ralph Terry Ho good's your team" OF ance on national television State. Michigan, which ban e two outings returns to RI' 20 play. 'Are you going to win the con. ' were former Kans as City ' 75 his club Is the ce 1973, are ranked third In deamrolled throih its first eoinpulition'at Iowa. it 13M who were members of the ference or go to the Cotton the nation. They have been four games, is . I .,V~ " bed In an of baseW' heavily favored IN4 Yankee team - the lad Bowl?' It's always 'When are plugging along at a Among the second ten, No. 11 ssK 'Mat's No opirdom We over the 1-2-1 Spartans who one to win a league champion. ° u going to beat OUI... while it* Longhorns, rated have lout the last six medings Okina i: WAShington Side at night; No. We didn't win 101 games by my are 2-1. between the two. While Yankees' history is " When I think about the 13 Bedom College welcomes acdde,t. And he knows IL" Micn people Both are ground-oriented linde da State at nigig; No. 1$ hav? Bowa predIcted a tough Q. With the indies death overtimes, can there sew be a tie filled with mem orIes of . Texas game, I see 40,000 is ho ful W Flori 4 teams operating out of the championships, Kansas City is on one side yelling and 00 TeXia Tech Is at No. 17 Texas series in which the better-hit' t stop they an going after its first league the other side yelling. Anything A&M, and No. 30 Lodds" ft team will win. He counter. There certainly can . In fact, the Minnesota Vikings and the crown when the baseball flay, that goes good makes someone Sooners mix the Inside power of emotionally-high peak, not cedentlon that ttm * L' M Angeles Rum tied at 10 in the Wcond game of the season. Tile fullbacks Kc.-..-., , King aryl.tim- make L'tak Offs bC9L reg"lonperlyjs,at.neverfinLq Tex linebacker Lionel myCUlLrcathwith the outslde heA hip,twr than sLnh 7Otf2d World S&1e5 1 GtiM to No 2 Period Of play is ProvI44 with any score ter. before moving to Oakland in Johnson: "They've been on top speed Of halfbacks Horace Ivo. X 12 Florida, ao. 14 Notre Pittsbtt would be the difforepee. le urguenerarns scores,the gameis aided. In Loo. uis. umv,io1$ArknnsasandNo. ry and Elvis Peacock. Darrell and I'm sick abo ut it." l9B8 and the f1 y post-seastin Playoff "We'vegtguys.ntldadub 19 unt il one team scores. The longed game on record remains the second-place finishes sWippi In a key Southeadem Two fallen powers Ala. who have been throqgh playoffs urday afternoon in Dallas and fullback Earl Campbell and a Con Mlaml-Kansas City AFC divisional Playoff in 1971, lading Sfies, Soya said. Be fer ence co n test; N 5 bama 82 "We're working to dad our more than 72,000 fans - in- pair of halfbacks, both named 'm1nutes and 4Oaeeonds. UCIA hosts PacifIC4 rival to retrieve dynasty" said Kansas City ClUdiflgPr esidentFord - are Johnny Jones. Tug McGraw, Steve Canton, St ,ord under the lights; N 6 Q.H.w do yea p sheet getting tickets to the Super Bowl? ' expected to jam the Cotton Manage Whitey Herzog as T.L., Anholm CWH. Despite what folks in Dallas Nebraska visits Big Eight Jan Kaat and Ron Reed; catchl to one of college think, there will be other games Colorado; No. 7 Maryland is at &W Penn er Tim McCarver, and second Forget about it for'Super Bowl X1 in Pasadena on Jan.9,1977. State hunts Army. baseman Do" Cub. - . — ,.,I7 a on! 15 in Un New Orleans Super Dome, the thing to do Is write Saturdai ... 'af' ternoon against BilDon Weiss, LComm1oner'sOfflce41O Park Ave New York ly Ma i rtin's Yanks. loon, iight now. "Tradition Is one thing," said Q. Are there still any players active who played Is the first Yanke es coach Yogi Berra, a Soper Bowl game between Green Bay and heroofformerchampionshjps, p app ,.SIwlsgfIeld, Mo. "but this is now." Amng, there a re still five pulling down paychecks who And while the two teams are played in that historic fird clash between the NFL AM AFL on ST I AP — Twice betthngfortheALtje,Qn. Jan. 15, 19. From the Packers, guard Gale Gillingham and nati, the defending world thamv hishid0r amajoF defensive tackle Bob Brown, the latter now with the Cincinnati g. ue pion, tries to become the first . to a * Bengals. From the chiefs, guard Ed champion ceeded on his t hi rd time Budde, purita Jerrel Wilson dub to repeat as NL and corner back Emmltt Thomas, all dill with the Quiets, around. since the St. Louis Q. could you lew te me whe I can contact e nea st veteran f j fl won In re th re against Phila. baseball umpires pschool? llI am very interested in becoming a deiphia. league l seasons is . profea1 mplrs, but do not bow where to go to school.field boss of The Phi llies are In the league Kevin Games, Concord, N. NationalLeague's St. Lo uis playoffs for the first time since ersburg, baseball began its two division Cardinals. format "ThIs like a dream come information about them by writing d Fleig, National League, th eir first league title since true," the yearId Rapp said 220 Montgomery St. San Francisco, Calif 941K though the schools 1950. Thursday when he was named -• are Independently run. Martin has bro ught his Yan. to succeed Red &hoenthet, --. •-I Q 'In & off Yaakto-Red Box gamel Mickey Riven bit 2 bail that kees to Kansas City early be. who was fired two days earlier. caromed the ght fle wa The Balder w to second in cause he wants the team fI1 attempt to cab lUert The bill *wk Riven inthe neck d far think it $ fantastic" he with the añdal surface. I shinned him. The ump4re called lime eeL After Riven was M n, a added from his suburban De arti star for the Yankees vcrhoiii. revived, be vu sent back to f following a dlscwelon. Why "It's a tremendous . . . when they were dominating the ch UDder whet e?-Sal ComIort Westerly, L allenge I'm happy to be with AL before a rtificial sur faces My baseball guiding light tolls me It was the wrong call. cam e Into existence, doesn't the Cardinals because It's the ball was d In play after it struck Rivers, and an umpire can't organization I started with." -, surface. call time while a ball Is In play. In fact, the Red Sex could have li ke " "I hate that staff," Martin Rapp, a native son and prod-. -• . tagged Rivers out. only exception would be if uct of Cieveland High, originalgrowled Thursday as New York thought the throw to nail Rivers was aimed deli berately at him. took the field for a two-hour iy signed with St. Louis as a Arizona State running back Lane wiggles practice. "You don't play the catcher in 1946. get free Injuries suffered! in an autoombile accident. He will be oult for the season. However, Brent Matthews Is tact alter I The relationship V w blitter qiarterbsck but jimlor Joey Clark has learned his .. .I,1-7A _ __ BY MURRAY OMMUIAN lemons quickly, and is considered "a leader" by coach Curtis Keen. Fry, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Olderman 4A-Ev.nki$ir$W,Si,FL Wyman Jackson and Ben carers. Like Howell, settling Into th e team expected In Preseason, his had to om=m the it= of a starting have the p imary brosiriny thred, however,on red of Yankees, Reds World Series Favorites 4 _1 Lymi each Dick Copeland Is hoping to turn hIa season around with a win over a ridged ciaai MA on pl.The Goth have made sty,h...iiucn the line, which finds more platoculng expected to make a fourth quarter f Quarterback Bob Biwkhart Is dill the key In offense, with Denny Williams his favorite receiver Colonial coach TerTy Mar,dl wed to tao, ht was wrong with DeLand Uds Likely he guts an answer hed l weak In ta gan,. Lake Bradley, a cne4lme winner, Is hod to Lake .M - Smhiole &Ppears to be m.unronuig pretty well at a in the IIIJfl. The S,Tiln4w are CIIIIIg off an Luilag NureN, ias,g. FL - ___ Altobeiii Are You HOT_____011, Because Your * i . AIR CONDITIONER : Went To POT? I KEEP COOL WITH ~ I I I . ~ 0 itioning Ii IiIPMBING WALL HEATING. INC 0007 Sanford - Ave. i27 6$62 I - . h I 010 I to J ' ', - " - . J 04 - .1 o ;. _S ' en ney oP - • , LI. Ko ,_ J Saba! Field \ LE McGregor Diess Slacks I ', , ~ 3Outof4 helpint a h adUltS X find • A ill Nml get ~otlr Nhale (it [lie calls irmll tile lX:ople %% 1141 ",I I(I tile eIkiw I ages to find %tU ihai II iiuke it car for he lopk to find sou. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION - e4kjw pages �h, FL Py, ftt.L irn Vikings ! Bears In NFL' s First Truelester Of Central Division MSC(REBOARD Baseball ______ CHARGERS Le1we aampe.nslsij k,1 By lie As,sMa Fries cuddly and cable of being who has revamped his club by Saturday. Oct. "They're basically a team The Mienent. Vikings e pummeled by the youngest of New York (AL) at Kansas turning out a defense able to now with some experience," he City (AL) - first in the National confer- team stop the best In the league and says. "Their people aren't Cincinnati (NL) at Phila. mm's CCar"DIvt*let. But here they are, growling anoffonsecapableofgrindjngjt making rookie mistakes. They deiphia (NL), (n) That's nd tmusuil. Sunday.Oct. IS with their old ferocity, stain- out or striking for big yardage play hard-nosed football and j,,gl, ping Into MImeso(a with a3. Cincinnati (NL) at Phila. They1lbe trying to ina hurry. They did both lot they're for real." deiphia (NL) It 8etday. record and a shot at the unfa- Sunday, routing previously New York The clubs rank high IndeCity (AL), (n) (AL) at Kansas That's net so imwal, either. miliar, ratified air of a dlvi- unbeaten Washington 33-7. tense, Chicago having allowed a Tuesday, Oct 12 The acsgo Bests will be atonal lead. But they've got one big trend league-low 32 points In four Philadelphia (NL) at Cincin. trying to take ft away fr In to push aside - losing to the games and Minnesota Jttit34. nati (ilL) then. Kansas Denver at Houston, Miami at Vikings. They haven't won In And each also has Its offensive York (AL). City (n) (AL) of New ThA'S uniial! Baltimore. Oakland at San Minnesota in five years and bulldozer. Foreman is MmWednesday, Oct. 13 The National Football I&" Diego, Buffalo at the New York haven't beaten the Vikes In nesota's with 326 yards this Philadelphia (NL) •t Cincin. has been turned topey(wyy Jets, New England at Detroit, their last seven tries. (ilL), (n). it necessary year. Chicago's Is Walter PayKans City (AL) at New WY tMs season with aomile Dallas at the New York Giants, Minnesota, coming off a 174 ton, the NFL rushing leader York (AL). If necessary L4Ime noowlimes acting Kansas City at Washington, Monday night victory over with 4N. Thursday, Oct. II like wwwwaters and some Pittsburgh at Qeveland, Tam- Pittsburgh, a triumph built on Philadelphia (NL) at Cincin The Vikes figure to have Bob nail (NL). it necessary peremla) podieason teams pa Bay at Cincinnati, Phil.. Chuck Forernan'sl4g yards and Lee back un the bench and Fran Kansas City tALl at New floundering around as though deiphia at St. Loufi, Seattle vs. two touchdowns rushing and an Tarkenton back at quarterback York (AL). (n), if necessary high dealt choices were first In Green Bay at Milwaukee and opportunistic defense which following his one-week their mbhib World! series Atlanta at New Orleans. On pounced on nearly a dozen "vacation" because of bruised Saturday. Oct. IS Not lbs lust of these newly. Monday night It's San Fran- Steeler mistakes, Is 34.1. AL winner at P41 winner ribs. "He was 95 per cent and awakened ilesping giants are cisco at Los Angeles. 5. Oct. Il If people are writing off the could have played against the Chimp Bearj, the .tin AL winner at NL winner. (n) "I Couldn't be more thrilled. Bears as early flashes, ex- Pittsburgh," saidGrant. "But Tuesday, oct. 9 Mosersotthe Midway who, Five weeks Into the season and pected to fade just as quickly, there'sstilIaIongseasonaj NI champion at AL cham. rece,* years, had played rn° we're playing for first place," Minnesota Coach Bud Grant of us and the Chicago game IS pion, In) like teddy hems, all cute and says Bears Coach Jack Pardee, isn't one of them. Wednesday, Oct. 25 very important." P41 champion at AL cham. Pion, (n) Ttnwsday, Oct. 31 NL champion a, AL cham Pion. (n). it necessary Saturday, Oct. 23 AL champion at NI 'h*m Af ter Sorry Road Trips, Giants, Jets Hbve"Pláce To Call Home lUTT. 1 byAlanMaw 52 ''° CCOtt4T W/iV4'/i ,',q 7,%y 3 744f MAY NOr5op,4,q4j01q Ir / 5ç1f 11JS (, 4tØ,Ar 10! ______ ACC0Mpu5E,j7; &"r i"ME// )W/ Coi/P(4' Q,'/jy '/ f7 0,28 4Pf 7r,016 pIR /1- ___ COIffl,ff(p W/t#$O/y C 26 Lfør YFAS1, Ir rxyo CIV A 87o.141fRt FECIA1Y 1W 77/F £tLto CA9F Of 7'5 "-'WI. t JY/IW ii • --- 4 ft. \. 2 6AME " /1/ 197.4' 11 f/MI 77/F 90 Woil 7//FIR Fmgr 17/flEE .-. -- IIrW$Sd(y Sunday, Oct. 24 AL champion at NI pion, it necessary - . • t . :. FIRST - I. Ica Sanchez (6) 1310 1640 3.40; 7. Ectiano-JavI (2) 310 1,00; 3. CachoArana (3)7.30; 0 (2 6) • SECOND 1. .low-Arana (s) 10.00 3.40120; 2. EChIflO-COIdO (I) 6.60 3.20 3. AldanaJavI (2) 1.20; 0 (Ii) 3300; P(3-I) 101.40:00 (65 I ' F Of Beautiful Seminole And So'- 'th W A a 1 / " (I,, / Break For Working Parents p°ii Later Hours Please Doc ' s Patients By JEAN PATTFSON a toddler charging ahead of her, Kenny to the doctor. But now I Parker, David Powers and Women's Editor eager to get to the wai can bring him in the evening, Henry Artman have adablisjij It was almost eight o'clock rocking horse. "I teach school and It makes life so much a unique service the evening, but the doctor's and only get off at 4 o'clock," easier." evening consultations on office was still bussing with said his mother, Mrs. Jan She can visit the doctor this Monday, Tuesday and Fridays activity. Kroog. "Before, I'd have to late because Sanford from 6:301 p.m. . A Young mother camelnwith take the day off work to bring . pediatricians Doctors Vann need for service," explained Dr. Powers. that there are three of us (Dr. Artman recently Joined the ParkerPowers group), we can do It." The step has proved popular not working mothers, but fathers as well. - -. - - _____ I tb fl R ' 9 ".. \ . . * 203 E. FIRST STREET, DOWNTOWN SANFORD ' t Dale Wagner lends a hand to wife, Debi, as Dr. Henry Artman examines their daughter, Tiffany - I. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Aw DEAR ABBY: A note to the lady who was considering divorce because she was tired of "faking In the bedroom" for eight years: I've been married for 30 years to a dear man who (I hope) is not aware that his love. making Is far from satisfying. But I would fake it" for another 90 years rather than hurt this beautiful man who cannot, or will not, discuss our sex h e, lie would be devastated at the thought of how unfulfilled and frustrated he has left me. And he would be crushed by the Idea that I thought he needed counseling, After all this time, I'm sure art of the fault was mine, NAMELESS, PLEASE Homemakers Active GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PERMIT NO. 12te SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE ON CLOTHES FOR THE FAMILY, HOUSEHOLD ItEMS, SHOES, PAINT, ETC. CASHIER WILL TAKE 40% OFF THE PRICES MARKED! GOOD-BYE SANFORDI COME UPER 0 IN SOME ITEMS BELOW OUR COST! SAVINGS ON EVERY ITEM! TODAY R CAL DEAR N A Ni E LESS: Therapists In the human sexuality program of many medical schools Inform me that many couples who have been married for more than 30 years helped tremendously by counseling. But it you "know" that your husband Is not a candidate for counseling and you are willing to "fake it' forever, you have handled your problem well enough to suit yourself. AND SAVE ! IT U1 Si A program on camping was presented at the Sept. 27 meeting of Sanford Homemakers Club which was W3e!d at the home of the president, Mrs. E. R. Wood. Polly Stevens reported her experiences while attending Camp McQuaide in the Ocala National Forest. Her cornmentary included talking to 'Wuv' CIP Saturday Everyone will get a chance to give CIP (Community Improvement Project) a boost Saturday by eating at Wuv's. Twenty five cents on each hamburger will be donated to the beautification of the lake Monroe seawall from Sanford to Mellonville avenues, F - ' Bob Ball's Pianos aOrgans 301 W. First SI., Sanford I 3227335 Ii FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning at budget Prices and coin laundry service in a pleasant at. : mosphere. Open 7 a m. ily Located at . . . . FAIRWAY I"LAZA On Hwy. 1792 at 27th 322.9739 Try it you'll like itt Bright red. Full length tubing with metal shut-off and 2 white sup pipes. An excellent economy buy. -, Send PROGRESS 1976 to your family and friends 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. 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A pine neetile workshop will be held on Oct. 12 at 9 am. For further information call Louise Gill, 3V-7l 28. November projects discussed were the Holiday Showcase and the Golden Age Olympics. Volunteers are needed. The next meeting is scheduled Oct. 25, at 1:30 p.m. Election of officers will be held and the nominating committee ,.. includes Eva Hunt, chairman, and Mary Elder. A flower arranging program is planned. / "ri With Mrs Douglas Bills, it's not so much her schedule, but that her son, John Devereaux, that presented problems In the past. I would not, however, advise I although she's always asking anyone who has been married her parents for some to feed for Only eight years to "take i" her and her 'brothers and In these enlightened times, a sisters"). The problem was spouse commits a grave error what to tell people when friends in judgment to "fake" ask what her kids are doing. satisfaction when real What a coincidence! We have satisfaction can be achieved three grown children who through education, turned out very much like DEAR ABBY: Yesterday I EMBARHASSELYS, but we received a chain letter In the aren't embarrassed. When mail. With it were strict in- people ask about them, we give stuctions to make six copies and them a complete rundown, and send it to six of my friends, or the usual response is: That's 'something" will happen to me. nothing. Wait till I tell you what What can happen if I don't? MY kids are doing!" WORRIED SOUTH PASADENA DEAR WORRIED: You will save 78 cents and a lot of time. No. 35-C DEAR ABBY: This is for EMBARRASSED. She said her three grown children were raised in a good Christian home, but one plays with a rock group and looks like a bum, Goodhealth another lives with a married man in Mexico, and another is into a far-out religious cult that WATER BOTTLE • SYRINGE doesn't believe in money sclnqofd £ CWI 0' sport.SIN \ . .an T uiscuss Sex, So She I Industry -and I \\ • SEMINOL "Lots of times the husband doesn't get a chance to meet his child's pediatrician," added ; Debi Wagner. :'we prefer to 's. come together." ,., CIO / . '•;. VOU.sje " "It would be really Inconvenient for me to get off work to come to the pediatrician," said Dale Wagner, "but this way I can hear what the doctor has to say about Brittany (his Infant daughter) and I can help my wife with holding her." . ies / LAKE only with ) " Uii U L_.......J "3./a I "ur,j. "VItUIVLV was a - this "Now " t V I" j' on each hamburger sold Saturday to the Wednesday from 4-6 p.m. at the beautification project. Westslde Center, and at the - Cacho-Eborta (3) 310 In Celebrating The Wonderful Progress GirLs :;12 will day, and Wuv's Hamburgers, which will be donating 25 cents - do 01 11 Mrs. Myrtle Gradick, president (left) and Mrs. Baton lessons for ls Vance Taylor, treasurer, present a 1250 check to Oct. 12 at the Civic Center, on Community Improvement Project (CIP) board Monday and Wednesday from 4. member Mrs. BIHGletow.me money wwbeuaJ, 4:45 p.m. for girls ages U. develop a flower bed along the Lake Monroe seawall Girls must furnish their own 16 neip beautify Sanford. Also eager to help CIP Is beton ' Karen flhucldyis in. gfrs.o!p J ai-Alai N Oueb I & .9.01400*43. Pro Hockey . 3 HELP CIP P THIRD - I. Una Soto 1,1 so ij.am 3.10 3.00; 2. Domingo. stills (7) 9,20 '1 1 ''" , Echano-Yza (4)3.10; 0 (171 - .0 L346--' .7 63.30. Cf 1116 FOuRTH - I. EdayQuola 13) 22.20 640 3.10; 2. Art..'yza (1) 7.10 L457 40y 2.40 3. Patzi.Zarre (3) 3.20; 0 (I s) 40.60; P (3-1) 100.50; DD (IS) 171.30. FIFTH - I. Manobo-Aguirr, (3) 13.00 6.00 3.00; 2. Maruri-Juan 1101.00:3. AntonRamon (S) 3.00; Q Miramar 13, Cnaminact, 3 (3$) 410; P 12 0) 111.40. Hollywood Hills 34, Nova 12 SIXTH - I. Jos.Zarre (2) 6' Miami Palmetto 37. MIami High 0 420 320; 2. Cacho-Bengoa ( #,40 3) Miami Jackson 17, Hialeah 0 4 00 3 PaIxi-JsvI (3)0(75)44,00; P Miami Norland 6. Central 3 (2 31 31$ 00. Orlando Edgewater 33, Lake EIGHTH -I. Eddy.Arana (1$ Wales 21 ii 80 540 3.40; 2. Urla-Coldo (4) $00 Ocala Forest 14, Gainesville 10.00:3, Aldana-Seitia (3) 4.40; Q (4 Buchholz 0 Winter Garden Calvary Christian I) $0.20; P11 4)173.30; Big 0(2 3) and (141) 1201.00. I, Lake Wales Christian 6 (OT) EIGHTH - 1. Alava Juan (2) 13.109,00440; 2. ManoboLarrea (I) Ceramics for adults is offered on Tuesday from 60 p.m., and Thursdays from 9 a.m.-12 noon. The chlldren'g classes are held n Wednesdays from 4-6: 30 p.m. There Is a $5 Instructor fee for adults and a $1. Instructor fee for children. . •c: SISTERS • By HAL Na that offense. The Bills are no Houston 3*, Denver 2* Los Angeles at Pittsburgh week. But the Chargers were A? Sperli Writer world beaters but the Jets have Boston at Toronto CAMPBELL This could be a duel between nothing against Denver. CONFERENCE NEW YORK (AP) - The two been out of this world so Washington at Cleveland Patrick Division far. two of the league's mod exPIttsburgh 2*, Cleveland 24 Phila delphia at Atlanta w L T Ph OF 0* sorriest road shows In profes- Scoring a touchdown Is a major citing kick-returners, Billy Buffalo at Detroit Sooner or later, the SteelersMy 151 100230 slonui football grind to a halt accomplishment. Colorado at Minnesota 100 2 65 "White Shoes" Johnson for the have to start winning. For their NY Rang this week when New York's Allan New York Rangers at St. Dallas 23, NY GIants 14 I I 0 2 9 S Oilers and Rick Upchurch of the sake, it had better be sooner Phita wandering teams open their . Pity the poor Giants. They al- Broncos, 0 I 0 0 0 3 LOUiS rather than later. Smythe Division Eastern Division home seasonu at last ways seen to come up a little Wazhbgtu 31, Kann City 14 1002 64 w I T Ph OF os St. Louis 37, Philadelphia 14 Chgo The GsIas ... er ... Giants short. The lift of playing In their 1 0 0 7 7 3 4 2 Clnci Those nice old Redskins need The Cardinals are the hosts In St Lou 0 1 0 0 1 6 Birmhm 0 0 0 0 0 0 arrive at their new home in very own ball park for the first a breather and the Chiefs are this one since baseball occupies Vancvr 0 I 0 0 3 9 lndpis 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Rutherford, N.J., to hod time would be worth something just the right remedy. That 3-1 Veteran Stadiwn this week. The Mm Eng 0200 7)? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0(211 11.50; P(21) 144.00. WALES CONFERENCE unbeaten Dallas The Jour- against most teams. But Dallas Washington record is deceptive Eagles are in too deep against 0 0 0 0 0 0 ORLANDO.5EMINOLI neymen ... er ... Jets come isn't most teams. NINTH -I. Bilbao (0) 23.60 1110 iii'i Norris Division 0 I 0 0 2 7 and It will be even more so after them. MATINEE RESULTS 12,10:2. Aria (1)5.104.00; 3. Arech Wash home to SItu Stadium to meet I 0 I 3 t Western Division New mlenas 3$. Atlanta 21 this week. (6) 7.00 0 (4 5) $1.10: P (5.1) 141.70 Mont 1003101 Clgry 0 0 0 0 0 0 Green Bay 37, Seattle 14 Buffalo. FIRST -I. Urza.Miguel (2) 10.10 TENTH - I Manobo (7) 11.10460 Pills The battle for the Southland. Edmtn Baltimore 27, Miami 17 1 I 0 2 tO 13 Never pick a loser to win un- DIrt 0 0 0 0 0 0 440300; 2. JosaYza (3) 3.102.20: 3 170; 2. Santi (6) 1.204,00; 3. Ramon Besides four straight games le Falcons still can't believe -ISIn 001133 0 0 0 0 0 0 If James Harris ripped It less that loser has won. The I A IcaJavi (1)3.20; Q (3.3) 3440; P 12. (3)240; 0(67)7340: P (76) 202.60. hoen 0 1 I 1 4 6 0 0 0 0 00 3)104.40. on the road, the Giants and Jets having touchdowns called back apart, Bert Jones should have a Packers won last week. 00 (I 7) 319.10. Die" Adams Division 0 0 0 0 0 0 SECOND - l.-AldanaArana (4) Bstn also share the National Football on consecutive plays and then picnic against that patched-up Seahawks haven't won )et. Cleve Viiipg ELEVENTH -1. Pleguilarre (I) 1002 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 700 1.00 3.50; 2. UrSiAlbeidi (7) 11.401.403.40.3. Arta Eloria (6) 160 League award for being the losing by one point to Phila- Miami defense. 0 0 I I 2 2 Thursday's Result 6.309.40: 3. OguIza-javi (3) 3.40; 0 360. 3. Arecha Soto (I) 120 ; 0 (6 j) Has anybody Ergo, we'll take Green Bay. Butt Cincinnati 7, Minnotn 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 friendliest visitors. The two dolphin. Chuck Muncie and seen Wahoo McDaniel' (4.7 3470; P (4.7) 63.70; DO (21) 70,00; P (US) 131.10. Tnto 0 1 0 0 2 4 Today's Games Cincinnati 40, Tampa 7 clubs come home with Identical Tony Galbreath will make the 01.90. TWELFTH - I. MirurlAltu (I) Thursday's Results Houston at Birmingham New England 35, Detroit 14 I.00k for the Bengals to run THIRD - I. LarrlAlberdi (5) 16609.6012.10: 2. Sant i.Arco (1) 0.4 records. Only three other Saints' winning margin more Boston 6. Minnesota 2 Calgary at Winnipeg 2.20 I believe. I believe.-The Pa- all over the poor Buccaneers. 100011.209.20:2. EchanoColdo (1) 300; 3. Mano(oRamon (7) 160; 0 New England at Edmonton New York Islanders 3. Phila clubs, Kansas City and the than that this week. 7506003 Aidana.Bjia (4)11.40; (4 0)50.60; PIll) 100.50; Big (60 Inots have beaten three of the But hang on, Tampa Bay. Eight delphia 0 Cincinnati at Phoenix expansion twins of Tampa Bay 0 (iii $6.20; P (1-1)117.30. Minnesota 21, Chicago 17 with all-I) 16120 and (SIwith all II Montreal to, Pittsburgh I Saturday's Games league's best teams in the last years ago, Cincinnati was an and Seattle, are dill winless. FOURTH - i Arta.pere (6) 320.40. Calgary at Quebec Atlanta 1. Los Angeles 2 Fran Tarkenton should be three weeks. Even a new coach expansion team. 13.00 3.60 6.10; 3. Aldana.Jayi (3) A -3.073; Handle Minnesota at Indianapolis Washington 3. Detroit 3. tie $111,433 Lad week's 9$ moved the healthy but that's not as Impor- won't help the Lions stop than i E 300 1 (1 410Chicago 6, St. Louis 4 Phoenix at Houston LA. 21, San Francisco to season record to 10-15-1 for .777. tent as Chuck Foreman staying this week. 0(24) 39.00; P (6-2174.40. 00 is a) Cincinnati at San Diego Today's Games Th R THE BEST e Rams showed what 296 70, Oakland 3$, San Diego 21 New York Rangers at Cobra healthy. He destroyed Pitt.,FIFTH - I. SantiArca (I) 9.10 they're made of last week, wipBanal. 34, NY Jets it . burgh last Monday night and he TV SERVICE r 1003.70:2 Antofl.Juan(4)4404.00; The Raiders, annually best of ing out a twotouchdown deficit Saturday's Games Waft'll O.J. sees that defense should lave an easier 3 Maruri.B,ngo,a (3) 4.20; 0 (*1) run- the AFC W.weren'L muchtqbeat Miami. W MILLE S am Watch them roll irsChicago at New York Isla" the Buffalo defenders see ning against p, . 3270; P (11) 132.90. Fort Lauderdale Northeast ii, against New England last against the 49ers. SIXTH 1. Aria-Soto (5) $040 Vancouver at Montreal Coconut Creek 13 2A 1 400 340; 2. The picks: The Sanford Recreation Civic Center Monday and for the I week course. Kay Department In conducting Wednesday from 4:456:30 p.m. Coffman from the Varsity rl Fgis rations for Its fall acSquad at Seminole High School tivitles. Ci,es are being of. Art lessons wifi begu Oct. 14 13 lnittt. fared in ceramics and tennis for for ctdideet ages 1.11 In the VYOMEN adults, and baton, ceramics and Youth Wing of the Civic Ceilt.. Archery for beginners ages 9cheerleading for childeet. FrIy, Oct. I, M6-119 from 4415 p.m. Students mad 17 will begin Oct. 1 at the Evening $..w SiaNri , Fl supply their own dermis. Westslde Center. Hobble Tennis classes have been bea $2 hArMW fee. Robinson the Westalde changed to Tuesday and There will jo. supervisor will Instruct the afternoon from 4.6 p.m. for Wednesday morninges, starting Mrs., Non-residegs will be ps$ class, Oct. 12, from 9-10 am., 1041 students age 9-12. Sessions will milled to register on a Cheerleadlng for girlsages 10Include such activities as available hula. Most of th am., or 11.12 noon. Students 12 will start Oct. 12 from 4:30Pr&teen activities will begin sewing demonstrations, tips on classes have size lImIti. q must furnish their own racquet 5:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. Oct. 5 at the Wutside Center, personal hygiene, films and register, call -3l1l, "tØ and one can of bills. There Is a There will be a $2 material fee every Tuesday and Thursday more. $2 Instructor fee for the 10-week 6$. course. Danny Wallace Is in. ith thall I) 18000; (3-5 With all 51 THURSDAY NIGHT 'FM p( AfAy/,1& MfO6iV9S : w 1WF14'S C#AqOFq t -.- /((g SAY 'v " ,.'•t. ' 14), , 4001D/ 0 - .' SEVENTH Aldana.Coio IS) IJS07.0Oi202. Jose.Perot (d) i&00 620; J. EodyAlberdi (I) 3.00; NINTH - I. Zarr, (6) 21.10 ; 2. Patni (I) 3.503.10.3. Bilbao (3) 7.60; 0(16)4400; P141)11100 TENTH - I. Marurl (7) 15.2o 9.00 1.60; 7. Sintl (I) 10004.403. Fermin (3) 4.60; 0 (71) 101.10; P uij 200.70; 00 (67) 107.10. ELEVENTH - I. CachoQujala ($))7.10I4.2Q)6.002. Jose •Zarre( 4.$01.20;3.00mIflQO'AItu(3)740;0 (6 0) 72.00. P (5-6) 179.10. TWELFTH - I. Alava.Jan ii 13.30 14.40 1.00; 2. Manoio.eengoa (I) 14106.00; 3. Anton-AItu (S) S. Q (25) 4300; P (21) 131.10; Big' (SI with 2.5) 1,290.20. A - 1.443: Handle - 5106423 •• mi /1 - I. EIGHTH - 1. Maruri.Zarre 12.00 4.00 3.20; 2 eilbao.Juan (3) 130; _•••, - Fall Recreation Activities Set 1 PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE Evening Hendd POST OFFICE BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 • I �5—c"My HsriW, 5110Wt FL £l*ilnp $sraW, 1 FrIiy, ad.$, Adv.f 1st Pastor's Corner . .. , cWURCw ASVI Methodist ~r Pss* !. By DR. J. TED COSMArO, leflort a it .I:I1.IIi.m. ISOu*1ssi...,. 1:11$.*. V11pIfl . 31m*au*1sW,,,,.sq . \ it THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY? IsiNIsudias ad RIy*sMAns,, U. ,U...!a. PHrWafl7 TflpOI*11$.I11d LpmMrn.1.11 L. II ...... Csnsc7IN$IIm C R.Netfl Si*1rp kqyscsj kswmicsss.t 131am - 11SFSBip$itvle 11115. Wlas4a Nt* Ice Nuns., The THE SIVINTH.DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Church... Assembly Of God PIUTAU*MkY I rir,suan an Chris ti InsI.r0...............1:11p.m. PimSpNI(s, j ...........7:11p. 0. Harsh Hauls SmuIvk$,s1* Ia"tI't F MIrmIiW.Iwp YishII Vol -loo p $,Hy wed Service ~ CALVARY amtty N$1 $srvlcs Y.P.•. Ill)) p Episcopal WIflIWp Service 131pm ; :z Ml1ha11snRIp V"MlR,W,t 7:Ilp.. . WOLYCIOSI 1:ssp.m. '.. till TIe Rn Lorevo us,, Ps, W Collins Hity Csmanuahs. s(MuCN •,,t,, CP.u,cttktaol IVISSRSNuiAép Md.Prayer service Nm to, open Lutheran 7:3I.m. 711p.m. WTIR Jam,, P. Neesam I-S'DSVS*11115fl45fl Bible S" Assembly Worship 11:11a.m. u 111pm. I 11:11a.m, 4009 m Morning Worship II, III,',, A. iuicAuq Worship Service Kaad,ria,tsa and Nuns,7 MT.MO1IAHPINItIVS shin BAPTIST CHURCH tvaøWIl,t ll:SSa.m. WriAhp 0000 INUPRIRD l:11S.M Tuesday Ilaiw 7: 30p m, Ladies Silk Class $sy1sI ... .. ... ... ..... 35:NLM. Wdaig5ySlkCl.,i M..J.., Sinless .......... 1:Ilim. 1:11p.m. Simud SM P* Suudsy NOV LUTNIRAII CHURCH 1111 DriasdeAus. (ITM) (Latin. Ouril I. Ammica) Itlli.m. Uvi*isS,,,, 7:11pm 7:35p.m inry 3132 $aa*5rd Ave. PtedhkCl*wV Poster 11am, lIa.m ksdaySrssii lkraoseWsnRIp Rev. RaI I. Lamaa .........Pastsr 1155k ............... 11:11a.m. :11a.. NW,.,, ........Ssll Isn$cis Uvsii.1Ilrvk, SIMS Study Tess. Sue. , lvi WunsAip Meth odist 1:31p.m. Wet In.l. $.nka Rev.Min1*.S.lSM C5MC5I5I ..... 7:11pm, W-006 Worship ..II:ISLM. MYF ........5:15p.m. Congregational PALMETTO AVENUE IDYll? CHURCH Pas*in ItrW,,m 711p.m. Ivehshc Ss,vic.s w.tp,.,s,a Bibl e 5,,, 7:31p.m. tui.aa.a, ,15.1.13. Huete, 1 , Fil*i3Wp VICTORY SApnSy CHURCH 515 Nest,, An. P1. 3331353 Iisshd 0. Taylor, Pasts, lkrRI, WenAIp Training ofter Russo., Wunilip 1:45 11:5l5... I: II p.m. 4:31p.m. l:31pm. Wait FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Pars Dr. Jay T. C.iivats Past,, Ms, m.l WSVsAip SyScIsit 1:31 Nurmay WS(1AIp a m. P')lp. Wit Pvapiq larvac. COMMUNITY UNITID . Pails, 11:55am. 11:044 ,on. Every church spire pointing heavenward biazens the secret of our country's strength. 755p.m. 7:31 p.m Christian Science B Nursery (ti III OaUA,i,,Sa,t,,g Pr. Wallam leaks .. Pail,, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Fn. William Autsunism Ant. Pasts, II. last S.c,a, Sti-i,t Sat. VlgIlMas$ 7:55p.m. Sssday Service B sm. Mau laM., I;31Bl3,'sss Sunday S5.it 11:468 in, Caistem.Sat. "p. Wednesday Stevie* l:31pm FIRST PRISSflIRIAN CHURCH OilAn.$3,d$t Nov. VientI L. SnysnI In. kiesill W. Milks, Mlmstsvs 5:31am. 1:41a.m. IllS I an .,. ay Monday Tuesday Wednesday Proverbs John John .112 3:1-12 8:12-15 4:7-26 WLP~sal ms Th ursday Friday Saturday John 4:43-54 Mark 10:46.52 Luke 7:11.23 FLAGSH I P U.S. BANK ~ I , ; THIN LAKI MARY UNITUD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 'llIW?Aus,L*l,M,v, Rn,A.p.Stevens Wooster Sunda,CSu,dsSdi,se l.eSa m OF SEMINOLE WILSON-EICHELBERGER E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. MORTUARY John Y. Mercer and Staff Mr.and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS THE McKIBBIN AGENCY and Employes Insurance MsraIMWsnsIsup hIss an. Vv$lO,svp 1:35pm. S lip an Wed Choir Practice UPSALA PRUSIYTURIANCHURCH Carse, ..nt, I £UpsaIaRssii , $5'*lV IdieSt M5cnaesWrsIip 1 wool" W5155.p PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. DEKLES' I 110v ivs Mel Dekie and Employes — UICI31IT LUIV1DtK 'Jur .irry L.D.PLANTE,,NC, ideo, Florida of Sanford 0 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford 1 CELERY CITY Don Knight & Staff — i i PRINTING CO.. INC. — — f It ASSEMBLY OF 000 Fard Assembly it Did, 37ffi B Sim UPYIST £ntiscb laplast CIvicS. Ovid. Calvary Saps.st £S5iMlly, Ill Fa,smmW ISas$,,I Garden Ctel. Hwy 11 lii Calvaip Ia.f,st Church. Crystal LIII S Jed. Las. Mary C.assilb.vr Saplail Church. 'ls $.munsLs laud Central Baptist Che,cl. 1311 0.1 Ai5 (Seuusla P.ntt Saptuit Cka'.aim Mais.amavy lapluil Clutch, Southwest Rd VIe Baptist Ch,tuS. Old Otlaads Rd. at Nests, Au,. Pant Baptist Clutch, III Pars Ave I' I Pq,indmJsp la.I'st Clviii, it Altamai,t. Ss,a,s, It US. AIIonsn spunpe Fu,*l Ipt'iI Ch.nda 51 Dump F,nst cswcs it Gaie,a F.r,J laat,st CIvicS .4 Late Mar First B.Splust Clutch .4 LaS, MW. Punt lipid CIvil it Lsnq.s,d. Car ChurCh B Gnant Paid S.spl.sl Church it Ov,eds FiISI l.aØusl Church 51 SanL.a*ds $pl5 Fril 151* M$S54IJIV PapIst Church. 1151* 1)15 St Por,st Cite 8001111 Church F.rl lapish ClUtch it 0*1.,. Fsyaai Head Saptil Chunch. O,u*4. JSidaai U.is,..any Siphst Clutch. 1411 W First SI ft"U" Baptist Clivith. Chool000lo, k%$$ ~Y Baptist CIvicS. .11Th Id. Ici.rpnuw Maipdsn.a Musi. Sa.ti*t Church O.i bill Rd. Oil.., Mn..,, Glory Sipist Cka,wcl, Gam,a He1 Mt MsvaaIi Pr,mta, $.SpuSl, 1111 L.rasl A.., lauslerd Mt O4.. U.iuic,., Spt,iI Church. Sa.uL..md. SpeunSS ad, _____ i i ~ HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff I I Church. 17$ Past Ave Ravine. Pave lspe,sl CIvics. 1742 * 3115 It f.ep•5 •as4l Chapel, 1311 W F .1 $l..d. *anusqS P..cm, 551151 CAuvcS. Ill * A.r,r1 Iivd Pr..'1 LIU lipid. aid" ad. Five Fork Prss,is MusIa.navp lptt Church. U,*.,ay I.cand $I.l.* Mis%.in5vy laplust Church *iit tailiord %am'5,h. laplast Timpie. Amer.cm i,.n Hill, F.m Pail aad Saplast Church 1CM PaIm.us Il James MIs$o ar y lipId Church. SI RI 415. 0000* SiptitI CIIvICII •l3 P,. A, St MIt?il5 Papist Church. Canaan bIgti Spianqt,hd M.ss.ssasy Saplast. Ijit. B (ida, 1M117 Saphil CheicI. 531 Cpe,is St v Baptist h"i Im ' iti ClIendli. Mail B *11mm Ii, Ahiam.nt. Spnuilili "wi NSPi Rapist ChurCh. 7*3 Olana Ave CATHOLIC Church 51114 NiIip.tp , Lake Ma', All Saul, Cattut.c ChurCh. III 041 A,5 - Isailarl It Aains Catholic Clutch. DSI.sid Trail. 0t$ay It Aursuslun. Chlpmeuc Church, Sunset Dr nia, left... Nd. Calw1wry St Man1 M.aien. Canmaluc (lurch. MautLond Ave, Alllm.nti Ifirloo Ow Lad,itm, LabisCathiluc Church. hllIMIham,haa.O.it,ii. CHRISTIAN (Madam CIvicS. 1417 5 lanisrI Ave Fct MI Sun. M,si.op laptait CIvicS, 1551 Jstrp Ave NietiSsudj (Ivaslas Clutch', Hay... Or. Ma.,'aisd MI l's. Ufl.inity laptud, Spas Ave LSlev.e. CMast,ea Church Sass LaS, Rd at Jam,ian N*w 5,tIwl laluss.usav, (hutch. 111111 4 HCkS.pAve CONGREGATIONAL h*d.pondaac. Si.lsl C.,ic L.alaa. 5I4,, Lemlus.d. Fl aCassn.sat,enai hrilt,an CSviCI, 1*11 PSI CHURCH OF CHRIST CkVVCR St Clviit. 11,3 S Pink A,. Chucchal Ch,,tt at Lu. (Ii,.. U 1 1713 N Cais.11vrrp South Saminsa, Cheich ii Clviii. $41$ Lake HsmSII RI CS fillet Ch,ait. Ill Palm Ipiiayi Di ,AItam•nuiS CIvicS .1 CIw,sl. Geneva --..--- -. "" " 'vsv. LanlessI (hitch of CIvil. Poole ('lurch .1 Clv,st. H 1775 Ii NOfI*s,d. (taur us SI CIlfiSt. Ph H5,si Dr. Midland METHODIST Sir,?I Unat.d Mimarpal CI.vcl. U DISSry Age. Uate, , SW Lake United Methadit Ch.rh 0.11,1 AM £ CIv,cp,, Casa., H5t1 ....... Caii.is.,n. r_..-.... .'...y umvu m,rhsIust CIviCS. Hwy 1717 4 RI. CissilSir,, Oiler, Cimuimv,mutg M.thsd,sI CIvil,. W Nuls$anss Rd. 0.Sacv Punt United MdImdst CSu,Oi. III Pa,5 A,, Pint U.t15d,t (lund, it Ov,tft Fast Sth.'n shallindish CIvicS. 34*1 Sani,, A, 5e Mitlid.it Clutch. SI! H 4th I 11 Geneva Methodist Chunk. Geneva . Gnu Unut.d U.thi,5 CIWnCR. A.rpsrt 51,1 Grant dhipil A U S (Sun,, 0ak,,, M.ltled,jl Church. Oviedo Ostoe,, Melhodutt Church Pa&. Ws$leyon UitPlodql RI 14 H at PaSta si jo,,,,, i U 5 flra t c,1..,, SI Maty' A M I Clench si. RI ale. 0jt,. SI Pads Method-it CIviCS. Oil.,ai Italto,d MImn,aI Church, I DilaryRI. Intinp,,5. SaMa,.ds United M,thmidusl ClenCh. Tamp Forst P.4 . Seaneran 51,1. Altam..t. Spi CHURCH OF C rn (lurch it Gad. WI Hichiry ChurcI .I Gad. Ill * 32nd , CIviCS of Gad. O,'.de Church SI God HiI.n5$, Lake Mivie (livid" it God U,ss.sa. £llstp,,u, Ch ur ch at Gad. 1*13 H em si Chut0 5 (Must, 0usd. CI,.ncS it G.edsl Prspl,cy. 805 II. Ave Chvrdh.IGo4.t PnopIvcp. 17041 Pinsmun.nA., Cli,rt, St 044 Mi,,.., Int.rp,,5, UnIty Chvrtls .d God. 17)5* 131111 Sack,. NAZARENI Clutch 54 the N asa,ss, liii S41515r4 A ve , Forst EPISCOPAL The Clv WIISOSISI.,.1, tMal,,SM 331 LaSaAv,. All So.arl Episcopal Church, E 0916fy Asir, fioof#fp#1" (Mast lp.IC.paI CI.,th LI$q*.4 Nal Cress Upuicipit. Pack Ave II 4th Ii *"#-#a Choorch of me kal&rwoo. 3 4 46. Geneva LeninisI C)agri, at tIe Nat.,,.,. Wam,m I J.swp A,e, LUTHIIAM A e'assunm Lutheran (hutch O'rclrse Dr PRISSYTIRIAN Lake Mate Unted Pe5Iftqni5n Clunil Caslilk,ry Luthara, Clivicøsl Pe'.d.unc. Øu9, L.t..a.. Chswrh if 'ha Itdi*v. lii H 8* Pla ce Lull,,., (lut$, Geiden Days On A Hwy (aisilkrv S Lehas Lvthi,aa Clutch II. 434 Slays II II. Snit pn,ti,qu Church St OSav, U NgIilla,4 CaRe.maait PnIsI,t,raa. Chinch, 3775 5 OlIende Or Au.dr,vi5 Pre*5,t.rs.n (beech. 5311 Seen Lal. Rd So SI MinIs PriIypfn, (heidi, 1131 Palm Spianpe Rd, Attam.nt, 59,5 - ..',, . 1W I4. j Sanford, Fla. -I) CRUMLEY..MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service hostess for the Presbyterial of North Florida Fall Fellowship ' ster Presbyterian Church on Red Bug Road, Casselberry. The NE Flo rida Presbyterial es from Jacksonville to Boca 'Ftaton, Including 44 United Presbyterian Churches, and Is Largest in membership In the . . WINN.DIXIESTORES and Employes ') . Vilila Community Prii5.Ier0 CIwil. Up,.Ia Rd *nlm,es*5 Presbyterian CSv,cl. lid S Ii. Canais,,,, SIVINYN DAY ADVINTIST W,$t LaS. Seventh Da Advasit SavantS Os. Cls,dS Hwy CM. F.,.., to. is "Viai. M4fl4 Ave aIimi,ay 'e,: Sa'W,ri SIws*fli D. ChwrO,. 7* a Rim Hunt,, Spes S'i,sn Dip Ad,int,1i 000, CIvil, MS u,,5 led Mars 14111 Sevsntp.s CA III P,nISI . Salted OTHER CHURCHES Allan', AM I CIvqch, O• & All Paula Chapel, Camp S.m,.m,j.. lve Pati, Rd BainlalI Av1øv, Kitinit, Clapet. SiavdalI Avq Cidvit. CSMMVa,17 Clench Church it issues Christ it Latter Oi laslarn Onthuds, ClutCh, s JSBa S.'i,ti. 131$ PSiS A,s F.ma Pans Clvysistem Chapel, Hwy 17 II C3star. OISCs.dsi Chvich St G.e IIII 0 CA., III Iivtl $t. Ps,. P$f5 FaviI Clutch 54 Christ, Scanlust, Iii U 2nd Las. Clepet, Oraipe 11,1, Las, Ml,W K.nSdaun Hall it J.lesei,s WI,M%5. Las. u..,,, Unit. I53 to F,nst Sir. CIwich if II, ad, P5AISC.SI.I Open l,U, TabarnadI., R4qewe, lIStS hunansi. H1511 kheai) As,, 1011 8th . First Piai$i(.tt.i CIViCS of Lsnqvpad Porto F#0114111161 Clowch of swile'd 11 Pea. 0n.pei tasqrai,,I, I34 Countr y CI.) MI Goo" ""nals CNW, k. Oak Hill go. Olt"" liusterd AIha5 Church. 1451 S Pats A, .4511 Sills Ch,rch, *1 1antsr *v. 34 34nts, VI - ' ..t .. "\ - " ' •'" - ._.D - , '; . ' REV. VAN CAPPS Thanks Thanksgiving g Service Ihe comm t , Thanksgiving Planning Committee of the Sanford Area Ministerial Association met on Wednesday afternoon at the First United Methodist Church to make plans for the Cornmunity Thanksgiving Service to be hel d at the Civic Center Wednesday, Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. Those5ervIngonth eplthg committee are Rev. Douglas E. Porter. chairman* .b,pk Porter . Church. sari. usnmhinin., ..... ner, Chamber of Commerce that night to see the film. C -..—.-..--.' ,,_ flnr , - LII-....,. 1. I I ., / King. publicity, Rev. Kenneth Holt. ushers; and Rev. Tom chblade" is the true, incredible story of David Wilkerson's now 'Mere is no admission charge. Free-will offering will be taken. Evangelist Van Capps from Smith and Rev. Harold Harris, legendary ministry with street A free nursery will be open. will gans, addicts, and hopeless youth on the streets of New be York. Filmed in its original setting, the film has been widely recognized as one of the GROUP SINGS experiences of Jay and Jean Johnson as fraternal workers of the United Presbyterian Ch urch, USA in the Church of I ; - at rn - I 0o k000n. AT HOMECOMING .vtsies depicttue as it really is on the streets of New be 7:30. A nursery will be provided for all services. ; ' , Based on the book, the film Lake ' ..i..i.... r__ dUWI3. "The Cross and the Swit- Ii "M:j' The Tai International Display, which was part of the National Meeting, will be shown in conjunction with th e Oct. 14 meeting in Casselberry. It will be o pe n for the public 4-9 p.m. nd on Oct. 15 from 9 am. to . music coordinator; Rev. Leo . 45 . D..k.4...I I •I.IIi'JU5 II% oa I I VJ113511 IU The project grew out of the a ,,,, tarn .,.. representative; Ozzie Osborn, -'.., . .._ And Swi tc hbla d e . Night A ' introductory film and session with opportunity for questions Dr. Culon P. Davis of college degrees, one is In for those interested in learning Tarrant, Ala. has accepted college, and two others have more about the November call as pastor of the First clone work toward degrees. campaign in Central Florida. Baptist Church of Longwood. was educated in the T) is scheduled at the San- He will assume his pastoral public s chools of Coffee County ford-Eustis Free Methodist duties at Longwood on Sunday, in Alabama. He attended Ch urch, corner of 4th and O t. 17. Baptist Bible Institute of Laurel, In Sanford this Sunday, Dr. Davis was born Aug. 8, Graceville, Fla; Columb us -. at 7 p.m. Thepubflc is ffivlt ed to 1920 at Elba, Ala. On Nov. 14, College of Columbus, Ga.; attend. 1954, he was ordained by the Howard College of BirGoodman Baptist Church of mlngharn, Ala.; New Orleans Enterprise, Ala. at the request Bapt us Snowh ill ist Theological Seminary of the Friendship Church of of New Orleans; Samford The Young People Depart- Samson, Ala. University of Birmingham, and merit of the Snowhlll MissionHe has served in seven Luther Rice Seminary of ary Baptist Church of Geneva churches in Alabama In his 22 Jackson ville. He hold, the B.A. will celebrate its third year of years of ministry, He has been degree from Howard College service on Oct. 17 In the 11 a.m. pastor of the First —,.. Rji.1ict ok. a. and 5 p.m. services. Bringing Church of Tarrant, for the last siac ivi.n. uegree irom Samford University and the Doctor of the message at the morning five and one-half years. Ministry from Luther Rice' service will be the Rev. G. W. In 1946 he was married to in Chappell, ch urch pastor, and at Margaret Bradley of New Sem ary. 5p.m. the minister will be Sgt. In regard to the gospel Brockton, Ala. and they have First Class Walter Harper Jr. nine children. Of these, two ministry, Dr. Davis has been Each first and third Sunday remain at home. All have effective in the pastorate In the evening Snowhill MB Church finished high school except one areas of Sunday School and will host the Community and she Is In the 11th grade. Church Training growth, Biblical Workshop at 5:30 p.m. Four of the child ren have building programs, co unseling, budget growth and evangelism. His ch ur ches ha ve in many'' instances led the associations in ross baptisms. The explosive feature-length most outstanding evangelical One of the great est blessings motion picture, "The Cross and films ever made. It has already he has experien ced has been the Switch blade," will be shown been seen by millions, at the First United Methodist Pat Boone stars as the Rev, that of leading the churches he has to increase their Church of Oviedo this Sunday, David Wilkerson. Music is by served at7p.m. The Methodist Ch urch Ralph Carmichael. The f ilm gifts tO missions through the Cooperative Program. and Oviedo's First Baptist aimed at mat una,th services through the week will — ,-. Harold Kennedy of "Here's Life America" will present an c ,. _________________________________________________________________ — president. Among the 4,786 United Presbyterians attending the itional Me't ing were 305 men and 125 missionaries from aro un d the world. I lass,*in Minavia. 773 Tuscawilla RI. HiltS? Vn.i.a (hutch Si Chest. Attanvent. t5*wniy (lapel. An Sps I$II ?nai.ty Chwccl 54 0.4 TI. PwIl 04s..i CIvics 51 in (Mist 1 I'4 Manpev,,n. A,. Own Liii iSsu, CheusI. Waihffi1t,4, St (anion CI, ' — Unique crafts and products f First Baptist Asian artisans will be available The new officers of the Youth for sale with profits above Council for 1976-77 of the First expenses going to church Baptist Church, Sanford. wuJ projects. installed this month during a The program w ill include reports from the National meetingof the UPWat Purdue University in July. Mrs. Mary LynneFrile,wifeofthepastor ,,4the Westminster church. resented the Synodical of the South as its president at the . meeting. Participants from the Presbyterlal will present for the others, the main events of this meeting. Mrs. Emil y Hicks , II . - Synod of the South. . FLAGSHIpBANK olSanfordandStaff 200W. First Csøs,,,et..&,, '1'5øi*,th5iO4s, 1154 TI,, lilvatuMi Army. 711 W mm So vices. . 1 - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK to be held Oct. 14 at westmin- SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Hspe $ipl,sI (kucin. FSI,II C,f Camm,'tp (.lar. Fivit Ci'p New Pill Calvary Uvinar y RapIst tile* IflllSP Him Salem Pr,m.i,, SapiusI ChurCh. I$ll H 11*11 N.. Testament 5,$t CIvicS. Quality lam 15, L5n5w,ad Niw MI 2... laptut . res byte rv M enicari and Employes - — ..i i.__I.. _._!l. u - sa y, and I agree,Um kind Of world we have Is the kind of wodd - . Westminster Hos t s Nam IS 101I Howard H. Hodges and Staff . . - 3 standing-room -- J. C. PENNEY COMPANY __ . . . .1 -- - _________________ —' FIRS? UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH 411 Park Ave. Las P. Na., Pails, Msrm,1Wsrss.p I:11BhIam ka4y 5415,1 LiSa an UMYF 1:11p.m. Men's Prays, breakfast 3ndB4tlTbvsday 435am. Family Nl,h,t 5pps, d$undsy 5:11p.m. . . - - ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH H . . . t:11..m ws 'W.5 cRd Sy The M*icat, • . . Pasts, .. MSr*1sWitsIlp C5s,t*$el lkrae.sWsnssop ko_ METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. '7,3., PIIWyR,d,iid. CaswlWrry Rev, William PICIsH Passer Rev. kleait% MIII,, Assist. Pasts' Morning Werslilp -3$BlIam. ClurclkSsil $:ZSBlIsm, Sanoces mdl classes *5' all s, PeshsmiMp CitIes leteas. sinless UMYF 1:35pm. Ivsnes,Wsn*1p 151p.m. Hid. S.bleStudyBPnye,5w, 711p.m First WSduwiday PshIew*5ep Ses,s. 4:35pm , Faith is the foundation on which the West was built—.and the East had been built before It. Faith in God and the right, in people and work and prayer. . this is the true source of a nation's greatness. Ccçi Ills Nssshv Asrts. Sursic.. v. Svu Catholic MYFII4SuR 1:11p.m. Iv,.WsnlkptB$5,. 1:35p.m. Wideildey Morning Prayer Onsup But the covered wagons carried something besides the pioneers and their material belongings westward. They carried the faith of a great people, and they planted it In every Village and settlement. THU L AKE hORROR CHAPEL Ovar.,. Slut. Lake M.m.s 11:11 a m 411pm. ImsgWs,stsp ?:31pm. PTIys, Uvihag WIdatday 4:31pm. 1vl1a *51*5k ll.flNwy.a.dLaao Is,ySiud Rev. MIclisi Aa*55 1:415... 11:11p.m. These were the rugged people who settled our West, and bore the torch of civilization across plain and mountain to the Pacific. Other Churches tIdrld.1 SdaYkIISRI Msn..1 WinSIlip SusdsyklHi • . CHRIS? UNITID MITHOOIIT CHURCH Teclir DrIve. lunla.d Istatss Nov. Dasl D. Sal. Postal Packed in these lumbering vehicles were camping materials, stores of food and medicines, clothing and tools and weapons, for danger lurked everywhere. Faster ll$.Ita m II Siam Wed. i... lash, Study COVENANT PRUSSYTIRIAN CHURCH 5.11a... During this Bicentennial year, we remember especially the covered wagon—and th e days when vast stretches of fertile farming land and rich mining country lured the pioneers across our western plains. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH IaIlS.Ps,IAV,. QuestleL It'. bard ii usden*..d bow God cue put up with wbat'i kuppeihg lithe w,dd. Why deesa't God its, all the wars aid ebaige the world ii that everyb.dy cue live li peace? Answer: The answer Is because of the way God made man. He gave man the power of choice. And too often man has chosen evil instead of good. He's chosen to hate and kill. I've heard people, •' . . Thurlow Spurr, one of the and has currently four groups Sunday In conjunction with the Lisa Hughes. Assisting her will is cordially invited to all ser. 10: 198 On. 2435 Patmsea Ave, Res Raym,udc,,, .......Pasts, . - busiest musical directors in the on the road Including the world annual Rally Day observance. be Janet Thomas, vice country Is producer of the famous SPURRLOWS who An attendance goaihas been set president; Glynna Alderman, "Praise Gathering" Choir, for a total ofl,00Opersons in secretary; and Greg Knight, which will appear on Sunday, 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship ser- treasurer. Oct. 31, 2:30 p.m. at the Sanford : vices and 100 per cent atEach age group has one Civic Center. He will direct the tendance In the Sunday School. representative on the council. nationally famous 80-voice Featured In the two services Serving the classes this year choir with concert brass and will be dynamic singing and are Dennis Garrett, Single 5()yfJ jfl their pfeser',witnessing group, "The Living Young Adult; David Hardy, &iOnof "Alleluja!" by Bill and Sound." The group Is also 12th Grade; Bobby Newson, Gloria Gaither and Ronn Huff. leading the worship each 11th Grade; Glenda Alderman, "Alleluia!", a 90 minute Saturday night In October 10th Grade; Vicki Beers, 9th concert of sacred music, during the Florida Conference Grade; Millie Smith, 8th Grade, I subtitled "A Praise Ga thering Men's Retreat at the Methodist and Lisa Pickens, 7th Grade. for Believers," features some Youth camp at Leesburg, while Jody Pickens will lead the il of the best-known. of .8111 presenting concerts at area Spi ri tual Enrichment CornGaither's choruses, solos, churches. rnittee as its chairman. HIS dramatic readings, personal Under the leadership of the duties include offering the testimony, and audience Rev. Terry Law and Music devotion for each of the council rUc1patlon. It is carefully Director Larry Dalton. Living meetlns. Ron flynn will nhin costumed and will be supported _______________________ Sound has a full-time and Prorneanrua1retreaas by special lighting effects and evangelistic outreach with two chairman of the Camps and spectraphonlc sound. full4Ime teams in the United Retreats Committee. THURLOW SPURR Spurr has directed the 200. States and overseas and an Beth Hirt will be chairman of voice Michigan Concert Choir International headquarters In the Fund Raising Committee. I** more than 60 performances were recently seen on the Tulsa, Okla. The group has had Vicky Lam rt wi be ll promote Tonight Show, Men, Griffin and several missions to South Asia, of this and other productions Fun and Fellowship as chaircrowds Bob Hope TV specials and who West Indies, the Mideast, man of the Funspiration from Michi gan to Florida. They also gave a command per. Africa and Europe Including Committee. Marian Ray were feat ured in Washington, formanceatthe White House. five ventures in Iron Curtain promote t he group's activities ec. at the National Religious This concert Is being spon- countries, as publicity chairman. Broadcasters Convention. sored by many of the local Bonnie Austin Is planning A fellowship dinner will be Prod ucing musical groups is churches In Seminole Coun ty. held In fellowship hail at 1 p.m. Installation banquet. She will not new for Spurr. He has been For ticket information, call 322 and awards will be presented to also be responsible for other conducting since the age of 10 9222. winners In the Rally Day poster banquets sponsored by the 13C11. contest for children. Each tai is asked to tiring a meat, vegetable and salad dish. Prairie Lake Thirty cakes one for each The Prairie Lake year are being baked by Church in Fern Park. will women of the hiinth eent having Its 'atI r,w.,..I n,.. in,...,.I... 15. Services this Sunday will be UU'LSt in Thailand from 195344 The United Presbyterian Presbyterian ORACI UNITID METHODIST CHUR CH Airport 15.1. B Wssdiaad Dr. L ommunity United banquetatthechurch,51gpk preaching and Brother Ralph Church of Casselberry will Ave. Roberts from Orlando will be celebrate Its 30th anniversary President of the council is leading the singing. The public 1:31p.m!t, 7:35p.m. T.1 IIIyNI* .............. 1:11p.m. SIs. *alIarNu 5,1p .. $iUWN ilL 11. N. Mar*ls .. ........ ... Flow PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST "'"way 45 West Heart. Tayhe, B Bed Hp Ivsø.Ilst, PINICRIST IAPTISTCHURCH I.Wi Class 5:11am. II? W.Arps,t Stud. • MI1WS1WflMp 11:11. i,i. Rev. deafto "W Ps, Iv,shayWuntp 5:15p.m. kadiy5.i 9:410 M. S4W, Classes W.d 131p,i,i Ms-"Worship 11:11a.m. CPs,clT'iIal.1 l:llp.m. God Gave ManA Choic e: Spurr W illDirect Methodists Observe Rally Da ~k lleluia Choir Here C y Longwood Baptist Free Methodist Calls New Pastor FIRST PUNTUCOSTAL CHURCH OP SANFORD I$13 Pars Avnus , ." Pasts, 911 in 531am Swadayldasse CHURCH OFCHRIST Fred Baker S4Nu Study .. ' ' 11:008 an kadaylusmay W,d.SllSStudy Lals' 1:35p.m. 11:11a.m. ieala55s,, Nunm.,5,,vj, 7:31p.m. Wednesday serviom 1:31p.m. Old TIuINuhs,aN,.Day LUTNIRAN CHURCH OP INS 110111111 113*, 11.1 Place "The Lutlics., N.vr' and TV TNu IS Ivans,Ihst. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH IflShIi5WeflJWp 1431 West First $*M Q.sr,s OihIs.ay Ivunfla lank, Pas SIIVkUSSI 11:11a.m. *IsIAlySE31,C5N, n'- '. D4..... _f FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF 10*10*000 MI Dra.,s Street Rev U. Rum Grant Suadsyklsil LIla. pas CHURCH OP CHRIST MIPshmSpnIpls or. AI$IRIIa* Springs Prays, ltf.an. Church Of Christ 11:04 m. 6!150 M, 11:11a.m. Cs,ats SWam IS . '•'cmI'unutn Msrj, WSI%AIp Paster . .. . Tom Lo"" 1:11p.m. 7:Np.n. *It PVSYIVMNI ......1:11p.m. II:N..m. IVIRISSIIfYIC, 1:35pm Nuns,, Pnuia SW Snftrd AV*. -. ii5ll Haven Dedicates Center 155 Non Denominational J. It. p.rui ' I ' I SANFORD 51511 CHURCH PIISRSJ$3.I,, CNNIIshW. k%aul SIRisy$dIsj II 131pm *•• IWII. • 1:35p.m. . 7435 people choose it to be. TostopaltwarsGodwud havethea way our ,,el of choice. And that's what makes us different from animals. We Dedication will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. for per. Lutheran Haven's 1145,000 fellowship-recreation center. aren't machines or robots, programmed to act In certain How bountiful ire the blessings he pours Into our lives. Look prescribed ways A man is free to be good or bad, to love or hate, at them: there are the successes on which we were not counting; obey or disobey. the bl essing after which we were not trying; the strand of music In Pirsonally I think all wars would be ended within 24 hours if 'the midst of drudgery; the beautiful morning picture of sunrise; we chose to obey God. why? Because peace Inevitably cornea the glory Drown In as we pass to or from our daily business; the when people follow the law of love. It', only way we can be unsought word of encouragement or expression of sympathy; the OVIEDO — The new An addItional 1,750 square feet free from anger, resentment, and strife. Over and over the Bible cottages houses 125 retirees. Festival to be part of the day's says when we love and obey God, we are choosing life and sentence that meant for us more than the writer or the speaker FellOWhlP-ReCr"tiOI Cen- will be used for arts and crafts, A)Day Care Center serves a* thought — these and a hundred others. Everyone's experience can ter at the Lutheran Haven Is a library-conference room and community five days a week, celebration. blessing and peace. Isn't that what we all want? supply numerous instances of what I mean. Activities will begin at 2 p.m. scheduled to be dedicated this Office space. A Now you may not be able to change the whole world, but you satellite wing and a children's cottage houses with You may call these accident or chance — they often are. We Sunday. The Lutheran Haven Is will house a three sta baseball ry games, sin ing can change the world you live in. I mean your personal world — tion dependent pre-adolescent groups, Count your inside world. When God's love reaches the deepest part of Oust always call It God's love for that is always in it. These am located on SR 426 about two beauty-barber shop, a large Ste Type children, with a capadty oit Booths featuring handmade you, and you choose to let God come into the overflowing riches of His grace, these are His free gifts. miles south of Oviedo. your Ofe, &A Him to ndreatroOmfafJes. serving 15 children. kitc hen articles, borne baked goods, change your inner world. Then as He dmges you, youll find you Dr. L.esile Weatherhead, In discussing the kingdom of joy The new building was The Lutheran Haven was The new Fellowshlp.Recrea. flora and fauna, games, says, "But I would give a great deal to get over to you the mighty designed by Associated Plan established In 1946 with the tional Building has been made elephant and others. Therewhite will can forgive and love the person next to you. And that changes thought that Jesus came Into the world to give peonle Joy. His Service, Inc. of Longwoey], and donation of 60 .cres of land by possible by grzi; from be • entrance into the world was accomoanied by angeLs singing erectu"d by Ward 'nd Rtot*- th. A. flt, Sr f'sr It's love that chang. penl., and. t"i'i 1 'fj ,eon!e vhnpon cart rtdei. far. c'mg V.....$....i t S h. '. i,.j dflU in tne righea, and on earth peace, good will toward wood, Lnc. of O~-ledo. The Luther and old' and "Dum Dum" the change the worid. People use Ow word love to me1zInost any an Qurch for Pur- individuals, am" Ong by the clown win befor roaming men.' The New Testament opens with the note of joy and ends building and furnishings will pose of establishing and Edyth Bush Charitable grounds the around good emotion, but I'm talking about the way God Wve& He loves with all the hosts singing the Hallelujah Chorus. . cost $145,000. you If you're bad and He loves you if you're good. He doesn't maintaining of a haven for Foundation, Inc. of Winter merit of kiddies. "Into every life a little rain must (Ali." That rain is approve of your bad thoughts and actions, but He loves you-good The main hall, 3,750 square children and aging citizens. Park, the S.S. Kresge FounA chi cken barbecue will be or bad. This Is how God loves and how He wants you and me to ,.r.zpresentative of God's refreshing blessing and we have been and feet, will provide facilities for This project has grown datlon and the Duds Founda* bntinue to be exceedingly thankful for it. Even when WC are not concerts, served from 5:15 to 7 p.m. and a love Others. Bible Study, considerably. Fitt) retirees and tion. awareOftheblCfleed5ofourlifeandprlortoanexperlep,t seminars, game areas, stage convelescents occupy a SqU5l' dance will take place in Can you remember a kind word or act that meant a lot— TheWomen'sAuailLsryof front of the new building maybe even changed your life? Sometimes the smallest things we Might consider disastrous; God easily and pleasantly Presentations and eating space residential and nursing wing. A Lutheran Haven has planned an public is are the most powerful. A tiny acorn grows Into a huge oak tree. refreshes us with a spiritual nature. A accommodating 200 persons. Retirement Center comprising Old-Fashioned October beginning at 7. 1U invited, little seed of kindness for your neighbor reaps a harvest of love and peace. . . for you, for others, for the world. And this is the way God has chosen to change te world — through you and me. Nvrsarv Presided *5, III Siflicas SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 131 AI1I1 51t laSam. B I...#:Iop.m. evenwilftlay. HIS Pawwmw S4*1SIw Mu.Weal 513 W. 1111 UWuSI C. O. ssmis ....................p" liadsy $sSt ........ ... ......111a.m. MsrRIWer$Ip ............it:115... $APfl$V ASSEMBLY OssSlsctley SsskNssh V.1*1 Mean SuasislasISenics CHURCH OP 500 Wooster :154 11115 m. 4:31p.m. 1:31p.m. Past.' 'eta m' IS an I:lSp.m 7Ilpm. $eadaykUHi Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLISOFCHRIST ii, - lives, in many simple. familiar and homely ways, God infuses element of joy. The surprises of life come unexpectecily g Our ays ling our eyes with light. God drops this added sweetness Into his chIldren's cups and causes them to PI4S1 CHURCH OF THE NAZARINI 2111 Sa*$lrdA. Ds,pasD 11111*1 o soo csu*cps *I$S.M. I The other day a it began to rain hard In army Morning ght cit those words, "Into each life a little rain must talL" is a blessing, but this phrase I think, is really a contrast with thesuflnYOOodday.IcouldnotheIp,hOwerbJhin of how we needed the rain at that particular time. The coming of the rain was a blessing. That scripture came to mind which says, "Bless the Lord, 0 mysW,and forget bendfts."pi Into all 1 I31i,iuI1, .......... ...11:15p.m. 'k Od : , ..; OINIVA CHURCH OPTHI NASARINI SR.N.Olviva Nov. Oarshd Nelki Pasts, SSMSy 54.1St 11:15am Sim. Worship II:N5.m $ss.Iu,.W.rsRIp 7:10 P.m. wet Prayer 1:3Sp.. _ OUR NATIONi ln+,' u"' I -- - ___ 1:lIp,Ii . Nazarene 1 1111 11111 111111 II I .* cv -N ~ g l p f:lla.m.' un.an.sI,:mam Oral Roberts ' Minister $AMLANDO UNITIDUITNOO,$y kay . ~ . r,w CR—U4$ P.1*1,1 J"%~" &a..&a. *.,ii Saelsrd Fl, ; i ., \ : 1W j / "T'he Here and Now" singing group from Community United 5lethodist Church of Casselberry will be featured fromI p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, SR 427 and Tucker Drive, as part of the old-fashioned i lornecom hag beginning at ii a .m. with morning worship followed by covered dish dinner on the grounds. Old friends and former members especially welcome to attend the church, formerly known as the Ebenezer Church. / York. The film is open to the public. The First United Methodist Church of Oviedo is locat ed two blocks north of SR 426 (Broadway) on N. Lake Jessup Avenue. �NiW, SaN$Utd, FL Fr$d.,, Oct. I, irn - - 'roarss' I wy Oosi.'vu fltJ i.Q '41R WITH ANICI TO me suu 1 _____ Mt A P11W OSSIN O* WE 3EWIPIS MACMINI? I_A.. INTIMATE t F Vici ,.1AVtNel j READY YET. ACNOU I SGuare -$ Fair Pvivsogsuu,, Herald, Saifert Fl. HOROSCOPE ______ 36 Star opera -- - TELEVISION Mart Wa Ike #VWi LJ&4 A WE SOT ,Wa ME TJ&E TgOQBLE Wrfl4 !v.r By BUMCE BWE OWL Friday hIs 42 e For Saturday, Ocfob.r 9, 1976 4$ ~Et 12One time _________________ EvenIng 4$ Slovan lndLsn ____________________________ I-s. 4, _________________ Business attUat1011i today will 14 ctwistie ARIES (Mirth 21.Apfil 19) 6.00 51 Spanish coin monogram i.sreiesaneu could be more complicated than they s j.pariea. cain______________Another '(21 NEWS " appear at first 1111ca Before EMERGENCYCID P4 _____ Vatiemant ONE prove to be exprulve f you IS Swedish man's $3 Motion Jumping in, ted the waters! today. Don't end up paying for $ P41W 54 Anglo-Saxon 31 Have existence SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) 17 Mouse genus BEHAVES someone else's mistakes. •lave '32 Operate 13 II-t Making compromises will be (CON.) U Attempt LOVE, AMERICAN TAURUS (April ) 9 French 56 Bud food 35 Glazes STYLE difficult today, but it's your JJ Decisions made in anger today novelist 36 Harangues 5? Noun SUMS 6:30 German 10 Excessive rate 37 Yellow bugle will only cause you additional wisest Cowie. Be reasonable 1) DOWN mystic NBC NEWS others to of Interest be ___ expect Plant frustrations. Keep a cool head YOU 22 Greek Perform. 11 orient (I) 33 Pitch : NEWS likewise. 24 Facile 2 Capital sin at all times. 19 Tree 1J ZOOM 25 mn,,iii 5 was os o....... 39 Post--office .... . .... SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. (M ay i.iWiV U4SUNI 9'? (I) ABC NEWS 4 Changes due 23 Jibe, for 29 Peoo 40 Mild sarcasm 2H Don't delegate tasks t°''Y Patience is not your long Creation to injury example AS MAN BEHAVES 42 Price 30 Roman date S WrIter's today, particularly when to anyone whose capabilities 25 Former name 43 cry , CONT. - wirploug T14C- SATTEPC ØA5ESAU. TEAM 31 Upper limb 34 Individual attsrlhoughts feeling rr r r - rF bacchanals 8 9 - - - - - - - - - 17 - - 21 - - - - - - -- 25 26 27 IoUL.P:v - - by Art S.niom 00100$0.04M 11156 - io - 3 r of Tokyo lab.) 26 Enclosed 45 Morally correct S Motto of social wagon 46 British fairness; (3 27 Target center comp, words.) 23 College 47 Garden worker 7 With Fr. officials so Conducted 35 Girls name 36 loyal 37 Locking • L&owmi IT 1 - 32 33 3a 39 N rO r ---- SON: Fred goes on a spies when an Arab off executive a33($ film there is off under the garden In ths **yard. (4) (4) SPENCER'S PILOTS: Cameron Mitchell guests as u1 ' owner of a crop dusting service who hires Garrett, not restizing the pliot has become a qv4srnment agent cover to determine K the dud. Ing covers enoewaagsla ty. 7J 8 WASH43TON WEEK IN REVIEW (I) DONNY AND MARIE OSMOND SHOW } MOVIE: "ft's Your Move?' Terry Thomas, Edward 0. Rob- - 1 performing an unpleasant task. You're In doubtof. Be doubly safety- Sure the man and the Job mesh. particularly Be CAPRICORN (Dec. flan. conscious with tools 21-July 22) 19) You're prone to take risks CANCER (June at today you'd normally shy awa', You might run into someone a gathering today who will from. If you find yourself ml oba bly be due arouse yo ur animosity. Don't tight spot, it'll pr own actions. say or do anything you'll later to 70W 0 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) regret. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Trying to bluff in a situation Usually yo u're looked up to by you're unsure of today could f riends, but today you could pull further complicate the issue. If a stunt that will diminish your you don't have the cards, don't luster considerably. call the bet. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 4' Anyone who doesn't readily agree with you today is likely to Weigh your words carefWhy experience your wrath. Coming today or you may say the wrong down heavily on the wrong guy thing to the wrong person. any type could cause you a heap of Sidestep 'hiiosophk or po!iteai uDle-c. ...pt. 23-0ct. 23 debate • =MAYBERRY RFD 7:00 (2) TO TELL THE TRUTH (4) BRADY BUNCH (I) cnoss wrrs 44 I DREAM OFJEANNIE 1) FEEDBACK (I) WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS ( NAME THAT TUNE MACNEIL4,EHERE R RE. om' STAR TREK 730 I) C E L E BAtTY SWEEPSTAKES (4) THE GONG SHOW CI) THE MUPPET SHOW 44 HOGAN'S HEROES (31 D HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 4y THREE SONS 4 SENIOR SCENE 8:00 SkNFORo AND ' • • insm 830 (2) !Z CHICO AND THE MAN: Ed's feisty and abusive behavior toward his new landlady (Della Reese) makes it seem Iffiofy he *0 lose the lease on the garage. li 8 WALL STREET WEEK 8:57 (2) (12) NBC NEWS UPDATE 9:00 CI) (12) THE ROCKFORD FILES: The Aock$ords' (James Gamer, Noah Booty) fIshing tr Is interrupted when they become the custodians of a 9 year old girl (Kim Rich ) whose father is hiding o..* from 'wccs agents and thn mob. "3 Great Bank bbbery." Zero Mosial. Kim W IN AT BRIDGE 51 - - IWLFWAY ITWASTh JGH\ STORYOF I THE MOVIE THERE'S I ww/ VICP.E ti-s' WHAT ON WHO AWAYC OF ir CNA WHAT #OAE - - - 155 1 - - 1 - 54 - - By OSWAI.D and JAMES JACOBY - - - - - - Disease, Heredity Linked Hearst UK & MEEK by Howie Scimsid. REALLY FA C DEAR DR. LAMB - My question stems from the apparent high Incidence of heart attacks In my husband's family. His father suffered his first attack at age 39. What can my husband do to avoid such a fate? It cannot all be controlled by diet and exercise. I have heard that aspirin is a possible I,ivo.. IhA --that - it opens the preventative- in fl --Jb pt ia C. vessels and serves to kind of Remember the three big cleanse them. I even know of factors South was using a weak are elevated Iwo doctors who take two cholesterol, elevated blood notrump opening and had to cigarette open with one club. This made aspirins every morning like pressure and it easy for West to overcall vitamins. Is this advisable? smoking. Diet with weight .-. -wrus one diamond aria e.asL East W What is the current status of control will favorably affect bid two spades after North bid research Into vitamin C In both the cholesterol and blood two clubs, prevention? Can this help? Is pressure if enforced South was still able to get to Atromld-S a prescription drug? adequately. Diet often fails three notrump and West Would it prevent the because the person may need to opened a spade. East was atherosclerosis that is in his lose 2o pounds and only lows lo. allowed to hold the trick with family? his Jack and shifted to the 10 Half enough often isnt even of diamonds. South went right I am looking for help in half as good• up with his ace and knocked preventing heart and vessel Aspirin is being studied for its out West's ace of clubs. West trouble. There are so many role in preventing heart atled a club back whereupon rumors, I would like the truth. tacks. Its action Is through its South cashed the good clubs, DEAR READER - The anti-clotting action. This action the 'ace of spades and genes one Inherits are im- increases the tendency to bleed. dummy's ace-king of hearts to portant in whether or not one No one with any disorder, such come down to a four-card develops heart disease but as a peptic ulcer, that may ending. genes are only one factor. Many bleed should take aspirin. He held the queen 10 of people with long-lived parents, Because of this it is better to hearts and queen-four of diamonds. West wasknownto free of heart and vascular check with your doctor before disease, develop problems trying such an experieinent on earlier in life because of their your own. Aspirin does not SIDE GLANCES hf.. .4.,1 .1e ...A I. _ . . IaLC 5pC, ICI WIU uduiI.j. lowe r chol estero l or Wood Men from families with a pressure. high incidence of heart attacks Vitamin C helps prevent at an early age are more prone atherosclerosis or even reverse to heart disease and need it in animals that are deficient special attention. We em- In the vitamin. Its role in man in phasize diet, exercises and prevention or the opposite, stopping smoking because such causing atherosclerosis, is a a program greatly decreases matter of dispute. the likelihood of heart and I am sending you The Health vascular disease or at least Letter number 1-12, After The postpones it. That does not Heart Attack, because a person mean that everyone will be should be following the protected by such measures, program suggested there However If you lengthen the before an attack as well, if he lifespan 10 or more years or wants to prevent it. Others who protect 50 per cent of the want this issue can send 50 potential victims that Is a cents and a long, stamped, self. significant accomplishment, addressed envelope for it. Send Your husband is subject to your letter to me in care of this the same risk factors other men newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, have. If his cholesterol is high Radio City Station, New York, he needs to lower it. 11 that can NY 10019. be done with diet alone, fine. If not he may need to take -medicines. One of thesecornflJff monly used is Atromld-S and it is a prescription drug. If his blood pressure is on the high ':'. side he needs to lower it. Often -- !Tc-CWi?LJ 1• j Lit BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl HN ~tk PRICE All tk ORR ORR 'II -: IC.., PRISCILLA'S POP STAND BACK! THE MAIN UNE TO THE U 8RARV IS BROKEN! by Al Vsnn.. THAT WAS ONE OF THE MOST ExcrnNG PREAMS VE EVER HAD' to11 // " if, ab t4( 0f• lob Y . 4d•',__ ' Il "Is 10.8 '! FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thoves MY NEW ?' If Cav$ YOU WATdI. THI MONTH AND DAY,, THb PHASE Of THE \ RAOMETRJ PRE5IuRE, I AND A TELEPHONE r- - •. . - ---.• THE 1 ' MPRATURE, HUMIDiTV, ,) AND - MOON, To Rj..L FØR THE HUM9ER oggci' TIME. lhAdi$yj.8 TUMBLEWEEDS - rFEELH,iR-r, CEASE bfE 7MS FPIC 4 PRJØ8UN' WN My' iiiN SltIrgE SIi:F-U FOR I PP1Y4IS bLJ SJNCER. 11{AT FOR iW2%.. S'flLL. MY YORE HEARTU SOON AF F0tL ( - ---- - -- .idII!UIII(d rias its IXEYr &7Vt:W (4WMRT? 7fS! I JT Mip L'uEW castMY4f /7/ \ - I Today's Smile is ibmorrow's A "A A• Aj - by Gill Fox 'S.-- _ Nil 'I Lj L i • , '--4 '5 'p.- Novak. 1969. Comic Weil AW a WOuldbe bill* robber with ssepeial.plv,sfo,ob a top security bst*. Set In the 13 NOVA Death 01101.. ease." (A) IC ABC MOVIE.- lPte Greet Houdlrils." 01arna based on the No and timse of the famoua lusiorilsi and escape artist, whose career masked a deep obeesslon with the oj was CI*ninsled by avw that he wotid one day speak from the e)ond. Stare Pan Michadif Glaser, S&g Stnhers, Ruth GordoN BU SIxty, A&ISm, Baibssu and VMan Vance. 8 USA: PEOPLE AND POUTICS 9:30 8 MV FATHER CALLS ME SON: -Racism and Native Americans," Doctirrientilly e. amining the issues 01 racism and native Amsdce,w. A look at the s1ereo1j,ed indian Created by Holywood, and the native American ghetto, the reservehon. 10:00 2) (2) SERPICO: lbs Indian" SerpIco (David Birney) masquerades as a cop on the take to capture an elusive narcotic dile 6* NEWS 1) MACNEIL.1.EHERER REPORT •24 .TVTV AT ThE SUPER. BOWL A behind the scenes look at the Ssçei-bowl game by the producer,of the recent Bob D4an special 3$ 700 CLUB 1030 6* ALAN BURKE SHOW 1.) FLORIDA REPORT 1100 (2) (4) (L) CI) (12) NEWS 6* WILD. WILD WEST 17) MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 241 UUAS, YOGA AND YOU 11:30 12) (12) TONIGHT 1) MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN J ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF CE) SW.A.T: A hospital becomes a battleground as Hon. do tries to thwart a second assassination attempt on a mobster. (R) 3$ CBS MOVIE: 'The Loser,." Wmame Smith. Adam Roadie. Four cycffstagoaftea POW in the Vietnam Aron. 1970. 12:00 CL WILD, WILD WEST 611t THE IJNTO(JCHAR[Fs 71 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 12:40 (I) MOVIE: "Midnight Lace" Doris Day, Rex HarrIson. 1960. Mystery thriller in which lovely woman Is terrorized by an unknown phone caSer. 100 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 2:30 1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (4) PASTOR'S STUDY 2:45 IC DAILY WORD Saturday Morning 600 14) FARM AND HONE IC GROWER'S ALMANAC 6:25 1) DAILY WORD 6:30 SUMMER SEMESTER 1]) HOT DOG 6:55 DAILY DEVOTIONAL CE) FRIENDS: Providence, R. I. 12) LIVING WORDS 7.00 ACROSS THE FENCE 14) ARTHUR AND CO. IC HUDSON BROTHERS RAZZLE DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW -, - EtT29. ac 1E 1E7T5?.' .c' r wiraers. GARNER TED ARMSTRONG 3$ POPEVE AND PALS 10 C2)(4)SOLLTRAJN BLACK EXPERiENCE 141 WASHINGTON WEEI.. IN REVIEW 3$ CBS CHILDREN'S FILM S'flVAl.: "P and 'Gde."Tthom Sweden brief time In the Wool al2yeljco1 Wtieektijfr In the -. 130 CL) BOARD 17) NO ROOM AT THE TABLE Doaanentaiy piesentsankdctinglookatC) County. CaNI.ulcop.swgti, pollution. 24 WALL STREET WEEK 2:00 TARZAN (I) ARA'S SPORTS WORLD 14 THE ADAMS CHRONICLES: "John Ane, Dlomat (11761183). (A) 3$ GET DOWN: Host Brother George VinnetI. 230 (I) MOVIE: The Naked Prey" Comel WWI. 1966. Advert,. Milt about man varsue the Iin9fe. watches his party of huatiers &iaily kited by a e who deetog him a.'.,f or CULTLIRE '17) SESAME STREET (A) (I) GLUOANS ISLAND (MUGGSY 7:30 (2) DREAM OF JEANNIE (I) THE P'NTSTONES ii JABBEFUAW (12) HOT FUDGE 800 (2) t w000v w. PECKER SHOW (4) CLSYLVESTERAND TWEETY 44 DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 173 THE ELECTRIC PANY (I) TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 8 VILLA ALEGRE 8:30 (2) a THE PINK PANTHER CL (I) BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER 44 MOVIE:"Abbott and Costell000ToMet,,'195o, 1) ZOOM (A) 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 9:00 13 GUPPIES TO GROUPERS KIDS WORLD 24 SESAME STREET 3$ SPANISH MOVIE 9:30 (4) MAGIC GANG (4) TARZAN, LORD OFTHE AP9 1EJ 'UNIUMER SURVIVAL KIT (I) SC 00 B V DO 0DYNOMUTT HOUR 10:00 M DUFF. THE TALKING (2) MC DOG (4) CI) SHAZAM it ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 13 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN (1]) KID'S WORLD 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC: The Prince and the Pauper?' 10:30 (2) (12) MONSTER SQUAD 4* GONER PYLE l) ANYONE FOR TEN. NYSON (A) (9) KROFFT'S SUPER SHOW 24 ZOOM 11:00 (2) 1Z LAND OF THE LOST (4) MARK II 4* BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 17) TO BE ANNOUNCED 24 INFINITY FACTORY 3$ MOVIE: "Naugl*y Nineties." Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. 1945. Comics invade the Southern world of showboats and car-ti sharks on the MIuIssçpf 11:30 -IC (17) BIG JOHN-LITTLE JOHN (4) CL CLUE 1* NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 73 BOOK BEAT 24 AESOP: Premier-. of series directed at nine to tt*teen year olds. Today's Nm tells about a child tumblertralrilria with the ,,, tramm team 41 the country; a 12 year old bicycler and brothers who play football and perform ki the rodeo. Afternoon 12.00 IC 17) THE KIDS FROM CAPER. FAT ALBERT Mt WR ESTLING 1) 1 H E KILLERS: "Pulmonary Disease: The Hidden Enemy." (R) LT JUNIOR ALMOST ANY. THING GOES 24 NOVA: 'Dea th of A Dis. ease." (R) 12:30 IL MUGOSY IC 11) WAY OUT GAMES Cl) AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS: Live, first playoff game Subject to change,dapendingondMslon and 'FIST OP FURY' M THE MUPPETS SHOW :7.) 8ONCEUPONA CLASM:"Thefticagroft Palmer." 3$ ANIMAL WORLD 600 (2) EMERGENCY: All., a gi an ecoer*Ic old fire W91,11011 Mtn's home (Pan Brlrmgar) hetnesb Ply 1Wpi,dics for saving him. (4) (1) THE JEFFER$ON$: S'ang, golnge on-George is ovsijoyeri when Lotiee accusis i*n of having an affair with ar.o1r woman. NATIONAL LEAGUE 24 *1 PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP: Andre KoskiiisnpU the Na- 50rdd SymphontIf DMIIsetnif. with Guild sojoist yehudi MeniE*i. The concert indues 'sVlolkiConcerto No.1 In 0 , m of hines from "Showboat," arid Wilam "Hew England WWI., CO STEVE AUDI SHOW 830 CL (I) DCC: Politics and n-ied don't mix when a. gFam b'rcndi.ir,t, a Covessman's visit to Doc 3:00 61 MOViES: "Plan PineFrom Oti.r- SapoS. Bela Lugoel. Torn Jolaon, fiction ttv$er paling 'IV. "Vampira" and movies' Lugosi. SECOND FILM: "They Saved Hitler's Brain." Waiter Stocker, Audisv Caine. 1964. 24 1 H E u A N ,HO COULDN'T KEEP QUIET 3$ THE CHAMPIONS 3:30 12) NASHVILLE MUSIC 9 NCAA FOOTBALL: at Texas. 4:00 12) BONANZA (R) AD MOVIE: -The Young Doctore" 8 CONVENTION 'm' Minor. fty Report. Special hosted by Tony Brown, centering on this simmers national political conventions and featuring black and Hispanic representathres in discussion of the cstnpaigt-i of Gerald Ford and .flmy Carter. 3$ WOMEN'S DOUBLES: vs Los Mg, Los VS San Diego. 430 1) CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR: 5-00 (2) GEMINI MAN: with the help of plastic surgery, a for90 agent poses as Casey (Sir, Murphy) and peneates Intersects Security to steal top Will •;l-:• Jo Am Pflug Joe B ogers Westside Cinic. 8:57 (2) (2) NBC NEWS UPDATE 9:00 (2) NBC MOVIE: _____ M OD MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: MOVIE: "5km Angel 9.30 CD BOB NE'i,' 6* 700 CLUB 3$ 0011KIRSHPIER'$ ROCK CONCERT 10 00 (4) C I) CAROL BURNETT SHOW: "The Family Show." 11:00 1i (4) CI) CI) (12) NEWS 24 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 3$ MOVIE: lbs Dolly Sig. tars" (2) (12) WEEKEND: Features will include a mrn.i report on Ball., Competition at Varna. Bulgaris. the Olympic of National BaSil" and 17 year old Patrick Dupon of France who won the gold medal, the highest award in the junior dMslon. 1) MOVIE:"Eye of the Cat" ii) MOVIE: "Khartoum." - 8 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 35 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 5-30 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 3$ POP GOES THE COUNTRY "BRUCE LU"k, 2IIGNITS THE CHINESE CONNECTION' 14 THE GOODIES a im. owg OF THE WEEK vivoJ. ctue t oo - (2) DAILY DEVOTIO ONAL 1 55 I) DAILY WORD , Come, Ride in the Christmas parade lfh Santa Claus! I4 r Evening 00 -' - IV7 I ,- • Ii IL 14) (6) 11 NEWS 4* MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 24 WOMAN 3$ BIG VALLEY 630 'IC NBC NEWS CI) CBS -C, __ NEWS ZOOM 700 IC MUSIC HALL. USA 1.41 BUGS BUNNY Cl) HEEHAW C9) LAWRENCE WELK SHOW:"Mu34cforEv,ne' Help me pick a theme for this year's parade. - Enter the theme contest now The deadline is- Frldt,v. Qi.# ic ioit Friday •' .s 1' - -, - Daneing - OfIl Y88 The Forty Thieves Presents CHOOSE FROM OUR BEAUTIFUL SCENIC AND COLOR BACKGROUNDS AND CREATE YOUR OWN QUALITY COLOR PORTRAIT. ALL AGES BABIES CHILDREN AND ADULTS • ONE SITTING PER SUBJECT • ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS - GROUPS OR INOIvIouas • • • i IN SAM( FAMILY - Si 00 PER SUBJECT • NO PROOFS-CHOOSE FROM FINISHED PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS POSES-OUR SE. LECTIONI • YOU MAY SELECT ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS OFFERED AT REASONABLE PRICES GUARANTEED COMPLETE SATISFAC)A URSMONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED NO HANDLING aup e 96 k" 10 MRTY 5 DY4*11 "MIAMI" : 1' 2. - featuring : Randy Bowling - Tim Donahoe . Wayne Ceynowa CONTEMPORY SOUNDS FOR THE YOUNG AND YOUNG AT HEART DANCE TO THE LATEST POPULAR MUSIC SAT9 SUN. tO -------------------- '- _____•.U•.,.._ 1976 CHRISTMAS PARADE THEME CONTEST NAME - AGE _____PHONE FRI..SAT..SU N. ADDRESS - -----_____ ------- CITY PARENTS NAMES_ Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails 7 Days A Week OCTOBER FRI. I L ) SHOWTIME 8:30 PM To 1:30 AM THESE DAYS ONLY P.4/N/7. Former Themes May Not Be Used, Only One Entry Per Student. Deadline Date For Entries, October IS, 1974, Contest Limited To Children In Grades One Through Eight. S. All Entries Become The Property Of The Christmas Parade Committee, 4. Entries Will Be Judged By A Corn mltte Of Three Judges Selected By The Christmas Parade Committee, 7. The Winning Entry Will Be Used As The Theme Of The Parade, The Winner Will Receive A Savings Bond, And Will Be Invited To Ride On Santa's Float In The Christmas Parade. FORMER THEMES: "Christmas Bells Ring by,," "Wande rs Of Christmas,""Christmas Thoughts," "Chrit?mas Through Children's Eyes," "Keeping Christmas I Through Christ," "Christmas Fantasy," "Parade Of Chris tmas Dreams," Christmas Around The World." \ OCT. 8.9.10 Daily: I0A.M..8 P.M. Sun.: 12 N-S P.M. ,' RULES: inin -and 8x10 COLOR PORTRAIT / IW 1 CONTEST RULES. ..,4-• L .1 I' I 6E YMI CWT W& Si(; &4fNA 44 ORNAMENTAL Hofçfl. . - • '-- 0111011111IT NITI TNURSDAT AaV azw 7MT JtPIE! N I_• Memory - 1 MAMA COW AM 1PATS NO ftL L.1 a Z'O(4s' 4?&*,FRIED CHICKEN 505 French Ave. (Hi-way l7-) Sanford THURS, P I • + Tax Famous For Good Ttt, Limit 2 (Do you have a question for the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions if stamped.sell-addressed I) envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOBV MODERNS HEART FIN Value 19 Good Every Day Except Ulgloot, and I have my BigfOot.In.the. S/A61 156O1 5/Ate \ $ 1 Wed &Sun liSm ?'I3pm A Nova Scotia reader says th e bidding has proceeded one spade-double-two spades. pass. He wants to know if that r two-spade contract is doubled. The answer is that it is not. The bid of two spades cancelled the double of one spade. by Garry Trudeau :.. .A1lN& 2 Meeydlp pod tried Chicken, mashed and Iravy. Cole sl aw and a bet butter tastin' biscuit. 1 Mouthl" .10 4 ---- --- - DOONESBIJRY -1 ffRJWBV23% 1.1 AW71ERWMW 11 lt(JA4flb&RfiJp PC11JR OF IX MAN&E I MIENs CNaR control but if not then medicines are available to : Aff4aY POW 900! A COtJPLE MccE FETANP rVIJ 60T I I . Out to lunch SPECIAl, ,, by T. K. Ryan ( Q L.flfLE AW..1N' HEJFEI ) this Can be done with weight I - --- ' 0 have either th ree diamonds to the king and one heart or four diamonds, so South was able to l ead a heart and finesse his 10 with perfect safety. The finesse worked and Sou th had nine tricks - if it failed he would still have nine tricks. The game was match duplicate and Sou th poled out how his bidding had given him a top score. East and West kept silent, but check ed when the game was over to find out that most North players had made four notrump. It seems that after normal bidding of one notrump-three notrump the West players had opened a diamond to give declarer two diamonds, one spade, three 0 clubs and three hearts and somehow or other most declarers had worked that heart finesse play out. - 51 - L- . - 53 ARCHIE E1 U LISTINGS _ ,, -' - AREJ4T iile PAP4CAE6 • iairness __ .1161111i An i MON. 11 2938 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford COCKTAIL HOUR 4p.m. 111 6 p.m. 2 FOR I AT R EGULAR PRICES FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES I I I I I L LUNCHEON SPECIALS SERVED 1A.M..2P.M. DINNER SERVEDSP.M..I1P.M. Ike FLvtiy Ikiijij 205 PALMETTO AVE. (Next To Post Office) I I I SCHOOL PRINCIPAL THEME REASON FOR THEME__________________________________________ STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE Downtown Sanford ____ MAIL ENTRY TO: CHRISTMAS PARADE COMM. P.O. BOX 1921, SANFORD, FLA. fl7ii �In INstall FL 1à1ki CITY OP CAl Lilily OARDOPADJITMINT N0TIC1 ISHENEIYOIVIN,, Fórc.s Phi City Of c.si.mwr7 SOled of Adjustment will hold a public hearing. Mr. At Na$1, ag,,i, ç P1IEDOmSmnORD Matin. orporal Frade 1. StaffOrd, , son of Mra. Elizabeth Stafford of 618 Cypoesa Ave., Sanford, is a component 01 the 4th Marine Ampldblot Brigade. He is one of 6,000 U.S. 1u jo II British and D*ch Martnea for i major comInned emilone landing in central Norway w4 a secondary 1iihllo lan. ding In 1nmait The Iwowe.k eeici, j valves more than 00,000 peraome sace sInp., 30 sulmiarines and aircraft from nine NATO cowdrtes and Frm homebased at Camp LeJeUfle, N.C. _____ ROBERt LANG, JR. Navy Fire Control Technician rd Qses Roberi lang Jr., * whose 1, tM1ne Is the nd %ft, Jack J. Jennings of Semorari Blvd., FernPark,ispartjcjpatjpgina major NATO maritime ezerelse: "Team Work '76 " He Is serving as a crewmember aboard the esng 1ltAotacommandthlpU&S r Mo Whitney. The two-week exercise ' Invalves more than 40,000 personnnei, 200 sw{ace 30 submarines and Y aircraft from nine NATO coimtrles and France. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Clii No. 75Ili3-C64,.c ADVANCE MORTGAGE CON. Ranch Nouse Nestour.edsci, PORATION and Sre,ar, Inc. r---, Plaintiff, variance ci sar, iie n a Vs. VleiaflceoffliM(p)fepfeOf Cf JOHN W. KING and MARJORIE a4*Iquar,f.Of ground slpt NELL KING, his wIfe, ci at., , parcel is IIgeIIy NOTICE OF SW? From the Northeast corner of State Of Florida imwest .,t. ci TO; John W. King and Quarter ci SectIon 17, Townihlp 21 MarjorIe Neii King Scum, Rang. 24 East, run hce Whose residence Is Unknown North ii degrees es' zi'• west o You are hereby required to file rm thence South 0 POW answer w' written defenses, if 13" East 504.32 feet to Point any, in the above proceeding wini theCierklthlsCourt,andfo,,ye degrees 12' 12" East 100 feet, run a copy thereof ton the Plaintiff's thence South 42 degrees 0' 1$" West attorneys, wtwsi names and ad. aiongsaid Rigid of Way lOOfeet,rijn *e* appears Melon, on or before thence North 0 degrees IJ 4"East the 11th day of November, , 230 feet to Point of Iegin,ing nature of this proceeding being a Public hearing will be held fO foreclosure of mortgage Tbaiday. October 2), 14Th at 7:30 against the following described P.M. in the Caiselbeny City Hall, 45 property, topwit: Lake Triplet Drive, Casselbeny, Lot 47. THE COLONNADES Florida. or as seon thereafter as THIRD SECTION according to the possible. platthereofasr,cord,dInptp0 14. Page SI, PublIc Records Of Seminole County. Florida. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford County of Seminole State Of FIOC4S, this 34th day of September, 1?74. ISle) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circt Court By: 5: Martha T. Vilden Deputy Clerk GREGORY, COURS. PANIELLO A JOHNSON Mary W. Hawthorne, City Clerk Canelberry, Florida Publish: Oct. 4, 474 De4 A former dadent of Academy 1USchoo Sanford, he thed the Marine Cons Auit 1001 Staffords t is IN YNI cimcuiy couiy op uwi ISNTIINTN JUDICIAL Cii. CUI IN AND POE SEMINOLE so psrticlpntthg In a major NATO maritime exercise: 'Team Work 'v'.' H. Is serving sea member 01 thfa Dvjj, Winf LsgaINoWc OUei I Armed CITVOFCASSELSENRY SOARDOFADJU$TMINT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Casselberry Board ci Adjustment will hold a public Attorneys,for Plaintiff Exchange National Bank Building IO Florida Avenue Tampa. Florida 33602 hearing. Mr. Robert W. Deloard, on behalf Of the Owner.deyefoper, First Viellnla Mortgage and Real Estate Joseph M. Panlello Investment Trust, is requesting a , m C;; ot Or. dine.e Section b;tt :: yat.'' cfl fe(a) number if ddeillng,. The parcel Is legally discyibedas: The east ½ of the west ½ 01 the northwest ¼ of the southwest s, Sectionfl. Townshlp2l south Range east Seminole County, Public hearing will be held Thursday, October 2), 1976 at 7:30 P.M inthe Cauelberry City Hall, Lake Triplet Drive, Casseibeny, Florida, or as soon thereafter as possible , Mary W. Hawthorne, I,I._. 'V f'l_ Cassefberry, Florida Publish: Oct. I, 1916 DEE.47 Publish: Oct. 1,4.13, 22. 1474 DCE Itt INk CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74'l$II-CA44.A MURPHY JAMES and JUDITH K. JAMES, his wife, aka JAMES MURPHY and JUDITH K. MUR PHY, his wife, Plaintifis, vs. ROBERT W. HATCH and GLORIAJEAN HATCH, his wife, and CHARLES ROUTH and -. -. .-- ---- - M,p1eauN ROUTH, his wife, Defendants, IN - TNI CINCWT COURT OP THE I1SNTIINf$ JUDICIAL CII CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA casi NO. 74lh$.CA4I.A THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, a municipal corporation and Public body corporate and politic of Seminole County, FIcrida, Plaintiff, 5 THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and the Taxpayers, Property Oren and Citilins thereof and of Seminole County, Florida. Including notwesidents owning property or subject tO taxatIon therein. Defendants, VALIDATION OF 1351.000 CITY OF LAKE MARY WATER REVENUE Logal Notici TRUST COMPANY, a Florida banking corporation, as Trustee in the above entmed cauw and you are required to 5ifvea copy Of your wriftenanswerandd,fenh.Lifafl, It Ofl STEPHEN J. BOZARTH. Esquire, Plaintiff's attorney, wfese address is SuIte 1401, CNA Tower, Post Office Boa Ii?), Orlando,1 Florida 32402, en or before October 25th. It7 and to file the orIginal thereof with the Clerli of this Court either before sarvice on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter; oIterwI,. a defautt will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint or Petition. The nature of said suit being for foreclosure ci a mortgage cumbering the following deScribed BONDS AND BOND AN. property situated in Seminole TICIPATION NOTES County, Florida, to wit: ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE TO: THE STATE OF FLORIDA, s '. of SE '. 01 SW ¼ in Section 11; THROUGH THE STATE AT. TON P4EV FOR THE All that part of the NW ¼ and the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. south ~ of the E ½ of Section 22. CUlT OF FLORIDA. AND TO THE lying East of Little Wekiva River; SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS, TAXPAYERS, CITIZENS OF The SW ¼ of the NE ¼ West of SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, Longwood Markham Road. W ½ ci INCLUDING NONRESIDEPqiT5 SE'. West of LongwoodMarkham OWNING PROPERTY OR SUB. Road, NW '.cf NE ¼, 5½ of NW ¼, JECT TO TAXATION THEREIN. North ~ of NE ¼ of SW ¼, W ½ 01 AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR SW'.,PlE'4ofNW¼,IflSecj33; CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN PROPERTY TO N '. SE ¼ of NW L4, SW ' of NW BE AFFECTED BY THE '.. west 7 acres of N ~ of N ½ of ISSUANCE OF THE WATER NW4ofSWI,,Scutp,*,ofNW,,of REVENUE BONDS AND THE NW ¼, 30 reds North and South and BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES 32 rods East and West in NW corner HEREINAFTER MORE PAR. NW¼ofNWIi,jnSection2; TICULARLY DESCRIBED OR TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY North ~ of NE 'i In Section 22; THEREBY: The above cause coming on to be heard upon the complaint this day tiled herein by the City of Lake Mary, Florida, seeking to determine the authority 01 the City of Lake Mary to isSue its City of Lake Mary WsterRevenuesinphqa1, %403fo be dated at of th dii' l .l;wery, in Ih. dnom,n.tten O Ithrultimis.......41ca line . .icaIine 4:00 AM. -1:30 P.M. 24times .............24c a line MONDAY ttiru FRIDAY (12.00MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY f.Noon 3 Lines Minimum _________________________ Noon The older couple preferred. $100 322404. ______________________ 3BR. 4__p,.e_,ij ______________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? ltd YOUR FAMILY? AL. ANON For families or friends ciproblem ink.rs. ForfurthermnforrnationcaIl4fl or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group p.o. Box 353, Sanford, Fia. 32771. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, p42027 for "We Care""Hotline," Adults or Teens. FACEDW1THADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Can Help Call 123.4317 Write PO Box 213 5aird, Florida 37771 I i Carpenter Trainee. 14 yes. or older. 2 PR, 2111 Palmetto Ave., Lwz' trade from bottom up. doublegarage.nopets. Possess chauffeurs license & Call 3230271 clean driving license. Send resume wIth references to Box Rent or Sell - immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. c The Evening Herald p.o. SIPS mo. 323.704. Box loll, Sanford, Fia., 32771. ItP C: CCX iii. , and reversions, ( remainder and remainders, rents, IPROFESSIONAL SPECIALISTS issues and profits thereof, and In. •PROTECTIVE ESCORT SEN cluding.butnotllrnitedto,allof,h, VICE riparian rights, rights of access. Plain Clothes or Uniformed egress, andingreuusage0f SCOLLECTION ci lad Debts tothelittleWekiva River. Together I •'UARDS For Your Business Site will all teases and contracts of, or •SHOP LIFTER SPOTTERS affecting, the said mortgaged SLASH TRANSFER ESCORT property, and all rents coming due NoOrdinarycuardService thereunder whether as a result Yet Rates Are The Samet PhofleSanford(304)332. MAXIMUMSECURITYSERVICE ________________________ S-Lost & Found __________________________ ___________________ 139,230, fl-Houses Furnished 13 SER ITA -3 BR. 2 bath, central — Unlurnished _________________________ H & A, wall.to.wall carpet, kitchen equipped, family i'm.. 10' * 14' in. ground pool. Only $43,000. Terms, Furn. or Unfurn. 3 BR, 2 baths, carpet, drapes, utility rm., car. port, air cond. 3221750cr 323240. ____________________ BAMBOO COVE APT$ One & 2 Bedroori apartments, furnished or unfurnlshed. Newly redecorated. Come see. E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323.1310. 1BR.3 BATH IN PINECREST -On 3 lots, Income from furnished trailer on back lot. Lots of extras, including pool. $10,240. Lake Mary-Refit a 2 BR turnished home lns?eadof a house. Spotless. preferred. No pets. 3223430. __________________________ 38R, BATH - Small frame home, situated on ¼ of a city block, Only jle Homes 34._. _____________ 3 roam apt, utilities included. 1st A last mo. required. 333.7740 DIVORCE FORMS- For free in. smat.. OVELY HOME IN COUNTY -3 BR, 2 bath, central H I A, wall.to. Wall carpet, kItchen equipped, fenced yard, Owner relocating, ___________________ NINtOIS 4àus 2 BR. eQuipped bst'. ' tzr1, room, lIving air cont, carpeted throughout, Adults only. References requir 3210041. KISH REAL ESTATE INC. $12,500. Terms. 12' Wide, furnished, I BR, AC, ,7lP4E OLD 2 StOut' JhherPI', 3 ,3 lalh, 7 tire. places, corner lot. $12400. Terms, 110 m. 377 St3 Troommootero SllOpermonsn. Phonel30MSO. .' VETERANS - THIS IS ITI Pest buy in town. No money down. New 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, Real Estate ___________________________ Upstairs 2bedroom unfurnished apartment, kitchen equipped. $45 month Call 3233701. _________________ - from $22,000. -- - Wm, H. Stemper.Reaftor ________________________ OVIEDO.FTU- Duplezes. Furn. or Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots, RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 3721. -- NOW LEASING Sanford Court trees, nice neighborhood, $14,900. la'llg Forrest Greene Inc. I306Uj G ° ordens *izu,y N' Patio Apartments Studio,1,3,3 Bedroom Apts. REALTORS Phone 323-4602. REALTORS 2Ql2Sthst. multIple listing service LAKE MARY, 2 BR. Fiorida room, fenced yard A shady. 113,000. 322. interested? bath. thti ytr, Yth, 2!!. 127,500. 3 BR, 1¼ ijalh, fully carpeted, central heat & air, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus metal utility bldg. 3231001. EXTRA LARGE 2 BR, I bath, and family rm., ISO' on Sanford Ave. 172,900. DOARV NEW HOME Beautiful) BR, 7 bath. central heat & air, 7 car garage, corner lot. 10 pot. down. $29,300. 6416161. Hal Colbert Realty _______________________________ 323.7832 "Get Em While EVES 333 ISV n, -. 3 BR, I bath block home, assume mortgage, $157 monthly, C H-A, very low down paym, Adult.Family REALTY Night LAKE MARY Sanford, Fla. Notice treeshaded fenced lot. Reduced to AKESIDE APARTMENT Highway 17.92, Sanford MLS.REALTORS Across From Ranch Hou 322•2090 GrofeIsiolilIly Managed 321.0041 831.9777 Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS J Buyer Protection Plan Warrantyl vvca i-. 774 Mitch Court, 3 BR, 1½ bath with central heat, wall to wall carpeting and loads of extras, A terrific buy at 122000 SAN LANTA- $20 Valencia Court3 years new, 3 BR, l'i bath, central heat & air. Yours for only DREA.MWOLD.... 2592 HariwellCozy 3 BR. 2 baths, In like new condition. Central heat 1. air, family room, eat.in kitchen with - J&.I:edroom \ QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Central HeatIng and AIr CondItIonIng ,,,9 .. Carpeting __________________________ ITCN(a,çvevfNt ____________________________ -' I OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 IlL Uppland Park Homes By N 1 1 bath, completely fenced. At. tractiye paneled family room, carpeting. $77,950. CITY- 370 .Jessamine-- 2 BR, 1 bathhome,onlplusacr, Country homesite with many beautiful oak trees. Perfect for a starter or REALTORS 2543 PARK than 1730 dOwn. Government funding. By buIlder, $3i.I9, Equal Housing Opportunity. __________________________ REDUCEDS2,000 Beautifully remodeled o rooms, 1100 sq. tt, new carpeting & roof, gas furnace, large tenced lot Near high school. 5)9,500 Owner 323 ___________________ W.GARNETT WHITE Peg Real Estate Broker b _____________ IW 25th Sanford Fla ________________________ ______________________ _ 3053223103 ________________________ 1; 322.7114 Sriarcllff (behind Bahama Joes). After Hours: 322.3941 312.0441 Bunch Of junk, aluminum frame windows, mower, pottery kiln, clothing, toys & misc. Garage Sale, Friday, Saturday & Sunday, Oct. I, 9 & 10 am, to 6 p.m., )IIS. Park Ave. Furniture, Merchandise Motorcycle Insurance -- harley Super (Iid4p. fully oessed. fixcslir c,ybdlticn. Low mIleage. 323 3133. , ________ Get plenty of prospects . . v,rtise your product or servic• in.,, Classified Ads. We Buy Furniture the DAVE'S 339 6116 _____________________________ 1974 Honda CB 200, like new, less'. than 600 miies. Extras. $400. 322.,,, We buy and sail good furniture and antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION GALLERIES, 372-6972. 6491, - Cash r,. 322.432 ____________________________ ._ 79-Trucks.Trallers ___ ______ ,v,n,Iurw, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or '1001 items. Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. ...- Ford, Want to buy furniture, toilet fix. turuj. anything of value. 332 3439 - - Like new paragon 27.' kIln, fortier slip and a los, small molds. Call Citizens Band Base Radio, single Side band, phase lock crystal, Carport Sale beginning Thursday & daily until soldout.9a.m. to dark, $03 Valericia St. Cash tor Antiques. Consignments wanted, HI.way 16 AuctIon Garage Sale- Thursday, Friday, Saturday. $ pc. walnut dining PINEY WOODS BARN 323 91)0 or $69 035.4. Synthesizer. PDL -2, beam an tenna & rotor. 322 III? after Like new, baby bassinette, liner, & 2 baby carriers, I diaper bag all for 573. 3730791, room suite, maple console stereo, chairs, lamps, tables, clothes, games, Shampooer, etc. 1)5 Amick Way, Cassefberry. 430.4014, - Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell. 3224052 ,,,,anvtime - SantOrd Ate SHOP, run I?' Crestline, deep hull lIbergjats. np, electric star? A lilt Evinrude, Spartan trailer, good cond., make Offer. 614-1017. Asking $1600 or best offer, 322. 7411 3'2 hp. .Jpfinson outboard motor, _ - Wanted. Residential site for swimming pool Leading distributor wants a nice backyard tO display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given tor prime location. Call 303 122 4220 coIled. ORGAN. fld instruments. 373.7707 or 3210439, 196951mca,runsgood 29MPG, $100 377343 _____________________________ 1973 Chrysler Newpgrt, I owner, excellent Condition. Air, P.S.. PB. 1)693 323.1730. _____________________________ 1977 Mercury Marquis Brougharn.' 4 do Immaculate cond See to' areciate. 52500. 169-Il)3 after 5 , ' " r.IaIa, consisting '.'-' Of Empire Dining room table, 6 chairs & matching buffet. Several bedroom sets, coucpe, Misc, odd tables, lamp tables, etc. including all misc, items for the home. -" Open Oaily For Retail Sales 10.5 521s. Leases Datsunincludingzcr5. trucl,s For information call Bit'-" Ray or Jack Mink. $31 131$. _______________________________ MAKE PAYMENTS-.. '72 and' '7] Models. Call 3234570 or $31. 4605 Dealer .' I Offering A We're MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 3O9Eim Ave 3335731 Lovely 3 BR. on pretty quiet street, perfect for young family. Central Patio Set, Washer, Dryer, Camping TEXP DYIROU HONE CI I C)W equipment, above ground Pool. , small arouc Rftn turnitiir. 1'', -'..... _.,__ I,,,,,, 7110. ___________ ________________________ '- Maitland-.- Off Howell Branch & 436 For sale by Owner-Duplex in excellent condition, Landscaped, water welt, 2.360 It home on 10,000 sq. It lot, Semi country 423 6322 or 614 1151 LAKE VIEW-) BR. 2 bath, iO'x20' Screened porch,2car garage, wail to wall carpet, central heat & air, on nice corner lot 131,300 25% OR DYNAMIC PROPER TIES S V Hardwick. Broker $7375 oct Deltona. 668 MIl SUNLAND ESTATES- 201 Bamboo Dr., Owner. 3 BR, central H & A, complete kitchen with dish. washer, dual drive- Many extras. $21,500 3495)7) Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse WILSON MAIErI FURNITURE .1 / NOW a: .1 Quality 3 bedroom - ' - Home Improvements ________________________ (,in cnver your home *th itium s'd'nq & %o,l SyStm AlSo ________________________________ Rooting Gut?er 7C ,rs E.p E,iqI Sdnq Co lSl 9563 — I 0.'.' ' c' "r 'tip ui ,iniJ 5ev hi; Zii ''l(h'nt' ASu,n,. u,lancp oliIf5 SOor p.i, Sli ,, month Will take tran in Snger mu'pp& o zig :au & make button l"OII's ot 55111 or Ii) P.)tu"ent ob 56 C,,ll (red? ".mfl.liJ(r 372 9111 or see 'i' SANFORD SEWING CENTER 10? Elsi St I Beauty Care r 519£ First 323 5743 ___________________________ - - Carpet Cleaning '.' Rug Shampooing Living room, dining area, hall .regardl of size, 5)9,95 333 22,125 ___________________________ __________________ Hauling SNoR if . 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet at living area. Concrete block construction. Central heat and air Conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator SOUTH sodded a MODEL OPEN: Wo mere DA 1 LY-.I:3Oa,m.S . 3opm p"n, iii" ii JI FOR INFORMATION CALL Si.' JOIN THE LEADER: 3237080 or 323-7860 & FROM ___ ,.,1N 2-3 / 4 Bedroom Homes Another Fine Development By A Subsidiary Of Willner WIL.CO CONSIRUCTION C0M?AY Industries '25000 Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 1771 a new hc.m FHA Moving to an - Conventional.5% Down Home Improvements Homesready for your inspection - Lawn Care r' VOU SRE MISSiNG SOMETHING l YOu HAvEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFiED AD ______________________________ E SEPHERO Panting Remodeling. Gt'neriti Repairs Call 373 $$7 SanfordAve.,4 Blocks SoutholAirport Blvd. Pest Control - R T BROwN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 5)P AND TI4eN., A MINUTE It 133MM AdS don I ,'.'rk thOfe -________________________ V. uicin'i tie ant WANT TO SELL Roof Repairs, Ca'peiiIr. Pintiiig, Buying a new hQm1 Nov-n'; to .io Home Repairs, Guttecing, Cement apartment' work Free estimates $31 $462 Cci Some action wtn Heritii3 ., CIit5S,titj ad We'll help yOu write n .ti trm.it *-ii bring ,) Iu5t sale CA: 3" Let Classified Ad help you find more room for storage ClauitI Ads find buyers fast ____________________________ Land Clearing __________________ "" ' '"-"-"---- .- .caItrig, U1"oisver, 377 QJ you Bralley Qdham-323-4670 BUILDER.DEVELOpER I ' DrJ2eS, Ditch work Fill dirt, top SOil 322 5913 I '-------.-.',,4,i;i' s.l''s ,,rr in season Tyii ti'' People ,im,ou' it wilt, CIassibied fl ffaf 3 2olt. 131 9,5) _________________________________ r HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lilt' Clearing Mowing, Discing Fil Dirt, Clay, Rock, Sand B'iCkhoe LOtdr Ph 377 $'m7 Landscaping & Tree Service Tree Trimrnng, Cutting 4. Removing Licensed and insured Phone 323 laOS or 323 15.at I Well Drilling - Lawn Care ,',ELLS DRILLED PuMps PR N* ER SYSTEMS All types an SIs We repair and serb EXPERT LAWN SERv1(t STiNt MACHINE t, Mowi,iu, J9rg trm,, r, SUPPLY CO Free Estimates Phone 32) l79-;I ,\)7 .5 lr.it ' will alway' Much . Much More than cipec? 'noce - Sewing AIIerar,on5, Dre Mkng, -, ,mn ad that will bring fast sate CAlL 177 loll , __o W'ndow Washing, Floor Slrppng & Waiiing. Carpet Shampooing Bulldozing. E aparlment? Get some action with it Herald ClaSsibied ad We'll help you write FOR INFORMATION CONTACT LI. ' TO SELL YOUR HOME2 andimmediateoccupancy DIRECTIONS: In Sanford. West on 25th St. off 17.42 ' Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 7 Blocks On Ridgiwood To Terrace Drive Phone 319 5.371 residential neighborhood VA Financing-Nothing Down Free estimate 373 60 ' Buying New Carperuiry Pemodeun,, A0j,?io,,5 Cusiom Work Licensed. Bondtd LIGHT HAULiNG I YARD -. Sanford's newest Landscaping & Free estimate TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hariett's Beauty NookI '' 29OU wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully lot. Convenient to schools and shopping -No maintenance lees. i FUTURA BY SINGER. - Aluminum Siding 3fl fl ' . 51-Hous hold oods - ' - iiI l¼ ________________________ BUY-SELL- TRADE lii 313 E Frt St - ORIGINAL PRICE - I '65 Fury I I door, 31$ engine, tires, good shape. 2317 Sanford Aye, phone 3274543. Hwy 46, West, Sanford 3235420 - FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H - ___________________________- 1962 Volkswagen, July inspectIon. runs good. 5330 firm. 323 1602. . Dell's Auction Center model complete with rhythm - Jeep. Ci 5. hard top and doors. 35,000 miles, excellent condition,' $1600. 3231)12 after 6 p.m AUCTION SALE FRIDAY NIGHT 7 PM Sounder ti'I Ideal hunting, fishing vetilcle;" 1963 Ford ~ ton flat bed, engine, rum, rough body, make Offer; 1959 Ford 1' ton flat bed, dump body, VI, rough, make Offer. 322.1.450. ________________________ ____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ HAMMOND , 0..-.itos for Sale Mt. Dora Auction every Friday ?:3Op.m. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 111, Mt Dora. 9043*3 1743. '' Hammond Phoenix organ with au?omaticrhythn&tapeandplay excellent condition, si.os. 33 9639. 1964 Scout, good engine, good bodS', New tires, brakes, shocks. See I: make offer at 101½ E. 2nd St., 323., 0174 days. ____________________________ Save money on lvi A Furni?u. ''' -. _____ -. Orivein ________________________ 59-?isicaI /rctndjse =.__,_- ' V.a - perfect condition, Call 332.2690 after 6 p.m. Pianos & Electronic Organs with -".,.--.,---...-----..--rny.nm rcTiQfl, LiDeral tradesoffered. Bob Ball's Pianol Organ Sales A Western Auto. 301 W. First St, 3227353 Movieland ___________________________ Theatre, South 17.97 Phone 377 1216 - Deluxe Aluminum above ground Swimming pools. (2) 13.24' and IS'x33' complete. 1 yrs. Old, r,posseed. Sacrifice, ' price, Call collect 305 273 0610. _....._ SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET the up.' 1963 International Scout, I wheel,, drive, heavy duty front bumper. every Evinrude I hp. outboard motor, perfect condition, less than I hour. 322-2690 after 6 p.m. 1109 - We Buy - at pick 1933 Ford pickup. 6 cyl., auto" transmission, current inspectien sticker. 1230.337.1)57 after 6 p.m.,., Furnilure A Miscellaneous, Sell for 20 pct commission. Free Pickups. Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m Sanford 322 2210 . Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free, Come browse Sunday 9 to s ROBSON MARINE 792$ Hwy 17.92 )22-5o1 F.100, 11200. 323.1337. 3324977 ACcessories $913, 1973 Chevrolet 1 ton step van, 11,' body, V-I, PS, PB, dual rear'' wheels, low milej, excellent cond. -. - 70-Swap & Trade S5-Boats & Matching set of 10 rattan dining BODY 3222322 - SWIMMING POOl, SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. tangular pools left over from 1973 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 303 5559351 collect. Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries. 11293 exchange WeBuyUsedFurniture 1 Itemora Houseful ____________ '' ___ Automatic transmission, P.S,,;. radio, runs good, locks ________________________- toys in good condition, CSbase& mobile antennas, bike. 291 AOIOII Ave., Lake Mary. 3fl.03I. - - 333-3$lOor3fl.7710 ______________________ - 1974 (.8-aied Carport Sale- Friday A Saturday,9 to S. Adult & children's clothes, for Sale - BLAIR AGENCY - -------- -, 1969 Honda, CI 350, 4000 Miles,, Excellent Cond., 1390. 322.35)7. ____________________________ ___________ applIanc, clothing, misc. , - . Dachshund miniature pups, black & tan, purebred; 3 females; 550 each. 732)490 after I p.m. IIl.ow.breeding potential. Contact Mr. Anderson. 363.5710. ____________________________ _______________________ --LMI(MT'SAXONINC REALTOR ''.r ,' SALE- 2100 Cornell manor ott Mellonville), Sanford, Friday & Saturday, 10.6. Misc. ___________________________ 50-"Mjscellaneous . ____________________________ ____________________________ ___________________________ AKC Doberman puppies, excellent - CARPORT YOUR WAY. FHA VA air, garage. 526.900. 621 4019 MACHINIST 78-?torles __________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ Cradle blocks, clothes line posts, mail box posts, trailer pads, duo 'therm heater, Silts. JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC 107 W Cnmriierc,au Phnr377 7641. SAnford Any year thru 1916 models. 7 days ______________________ -- Johns. 1110.000. 447.11)1, SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP..REALTORS REEL'S Lake Mary- 3 BR, II, ) bath new homes. Under $23,000 with less MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Truds week. Call collect, 344.213). - MostlyA.1 Yard Sale- Saturday & Sunday, 610 Plants & Answers now has your answer to rare gifts, antiques and noslalgiqun. 2)0 E. 1st St., Suite Multiple Listing Service SALE: Realty, Inc chairs, $15 each. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French, 373.7310. 0373 ,. for CARR")LL'S FURNITURE condition, Misc, Items & for baby, tiii+tfr.n, I adults, 14) Country Club Drive enford. Sat,, - SUNLANO ESTATES- 301 S. SunIand_Largercornerl0,3 BR, _____ "tent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet' Shampooer only suo per day ____________________________ CARPORT 43-Lots-Acreage - 5)7,500. ANYTIME SIUIiIiIiU?tii 372t2$'t Directory. -Equipcnt for R0flt ”' Realtor NEED A SERVICEMAN? YoulI' find him listed in our BusIni ________________________ GARAGE SALE: Saturday 9 to 3. Clothes, odds I ends, 1217 West 19th Court. (off West 2h) air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studio. 13.000 equity & •ssi,me ton of 137.000.3210503, 2521 Park Dr. BUY JUNK CARS- from SlOtoS*, Call 322 1424 after 1 p.m_ „.', Woodruff's Garden Center 60) Celery Ave. - Wanted _______________________ LOye'y 1 BR, 2 bath, central host & Jim Hunt 77-.. Autos "m.. ________________________ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES GARAGE SALE- Sat., Oct. ,10 a-rn. 107 ColonIal Way (22nd off French), Large dog house, toys, clothes, Misc, see it todayl Just reduced to SANFORD- 62 dry Ares near St. 322- 2420 Bart Stenstrom Realty (.XH ARBOR- 2)5 Ridge OriveOwner transferredl Must sell, 3 BR, 2 bath home, ½ block from Mayfair Golf Course, Includes family room, enclosed sun porch, central air & heat, double carport, large laundry, Storage, spacious fenced homesite, And 12 mc. Call Sanford'5 Sales Leader Ij!DllLII'1 ns LAKE MARKHAM ROADCountry home, with access to lake for swimming & fishing, 3 BR, 3 baths, in excellent condition, BPP warranted, $31,500. retirement t'uome, s75,Q and Park _____ Resut?st __________________________ -_- - 54-Garage Sales ' The Evening Herald Classified A4s offer no fancy claims... .ióst _________________________' KENMOREWA5HER,pas, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3n.04 Rig. Real Estate lroker SALES - RENTALS 117W. IsP ST., Sanford 3225441 or 3222137 after HrS. Stenstrom Realty , 2017 S. FRENCH •) government BALL REALTY CITY- 704 West 3rd St.- Needs a little attention, but the Inside is as neat as a pin, Workshop in rear, enclosed paneled front porch. OWNER TRANSFERRED-. Must sell) BR. 1½ bath horn, on lovely Lang's ship Is hosneported handle p.m. _______________________ - Penney's Portable Dishwasher, excellent condition, 130 or best offer. 327.)7 after o. repossessions, all area. Small down, seller pays closing costs. $39750 '135 1505 W. 25th St. we breakfast bar, plus lots more. From EvarsHihSchoo1,zyj,, $177.37 total monthly payment. s", annual pci. rate, 360 mos. 1)4,500, Fold down camping trailer canvas top. Phone 371 1291 after' 51 0931. 52-Appftanc REALTOR5-$30.404) Eves. 3233219 A5%Oc, 323-04*5 One Bedroom ________________________ Re.g Real Estate Broker 2631$. Siteiforo Aye, 171 OlS9eves 322 7643 173.400. Broker, 1227111 Day Rig. Real Estate Broker 403W. Is? St. 323.606) p13230317 eves. Kitchen Equipped Night$.-3fl.fl5 BATEMAN REALTY Office Furniture Copy Machines (4), repossessed, With warranty from $150. Call 624. - - JOHN SAULS AGENCY payments with speakers, perfect cond. $3444.. 333-310 after 3.' "I ______________________ __________________________ Hwy 46, 1 mIle eist Of 1.1. 327-4222. Days-3fl.4)fl . ....r REAL BARGAIN The government has released money for subsidized housing to qualified buyers, New houses in a rural area. No down payment, Monthly less than rent. Call to see if you qualify. Quiet, One Story 1 na.. " NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 92, 530 4706 Country Furniture DistrIbutors, ' -I 1501. M. UNSWORTH - - ______________________ 24' Ouirvv Star '73 Coachma.n,.(h Wheel, all equipped, tape pIqv or steel desks, ex.cutive desk & chairs, secretarial deSks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. - 3 BR, I',, bath, red brick, Must sefi. Willing to talk terms. $20,000. Must SacrIfice- 1973 SireamIins ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3.. Orlando DrIve, 3215300 -. 60-Off ICE SUPplIES Used Slightly damaged sofa bed with matching chair. Now only $44 set. 3220771 -' new for 1*000, Sacrifice at $21,500. 323.1111. They're Hot" URGENT- Owner must sell spaous 3 BR, 2 bath with family room, workshop, garden area. 3fl274$ CRANK CON'ST REALTY - ." ' 1110. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS 3 OR, 2 bath, equipped kitchen, double garage, fenced yard, Sold Half acre on Jewett Lane, 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat Iair, mint cond. 531.000, Owner. 3236632. 322.1991 Eves. 322.1194; 322.1)64; 3fl.19' REALTY Req Peal Estate Broker iI(*IE 75th$t 1776455 General Contractor 3226457 Piano, walnut, refinlshee, new action. keys, tuned I delivered. ManyOfPIerstopefrm.Wint Park 644.5511. desk. $100. Wood table I chairs, 75; Bookcase, $30; Wicker desk, Wicker sofa, His I Her Golf club lets, Dishes, Lamps I more. WIlT Rio. RaaI Ext.?. Rr.th.A'. ii.nti 373.74,3 TAFFER REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker 2 COMMERCIAL LOTS plus 3 BR, 2 bath home on 2 more lots. All for REDUCED $5000 JOHNNY WALKER 7S-ecreatlonal Vehicles, Twin Beds, chest of drawers, & FOR QUICK SALE- Pinecrest, neat & clean 3.2, shaded corner, establIshed neighborhood. $24,900. - HandylTian's Special Masonry 3 BR home, owner will carry mortgage with low down. Total price. 113,300. 32217)3, LAKE MARYCRYSTAL LAKE Spacious 3 BR, 2 bath home, 1½ acres of freedom, formal dinIng, country kItchen, fireplace, sunken tub in master suite. 139,900. WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY-I33SSUMMERLIN Tree shaded site, 3 BR, 2 bath home. neat & clean, immediate oc. cupancy. A must see. 8)7.930. 121.000. scrcen room, citrus, lots of By Owner 20175, FRENCH 1544. NOTICE OF ACTION the legality of the provisions, PARCEL 1: TO: ROBERT W. HATCH Apartments covenants a sia.,00. agreements con Begin at a point on $100 Reward GLORIAJEAP4 HATCH ' eam Work ," ls will __________________________ New tamed therein, and seeking modern single story I & 2 the North line f For the returnof purse and contents, State of Texas a SectIon 73, TownshIp 20 South, bedroom apts. a ho operating In the Nch completely MOVING- Anxlocs owner wants * lment of this Court to validate Range 24 East. said point being Keep money. 3271301. YOUR ARE NOTIFIED that an the proceedings for said Water furnIshed studio apartments, FICTITIOUS NAME offer on extra neat 3 BR, im feet west of the Northeast corner of Atlantic Ocean, English ction to foreclose a _________________________ mortgage on Revenue Bonds and said _________________________ Conveniently located A beautifully Notice Is hereby given that I am maculate condition, fenced, well Water the NW '. of NE ¼ of said Section thi following property i Seminole Revenue Bond Anticipation Notes Qapji and Baltic Sea, 1i engaged In bus1nes at Route landscaped. Abundant storage for garden, pool. $23,300 I P.O. County. Florida: 33; thence West 1,019.31 feet along ___________________________ and said Water Ilncluding Box 233, attic) and "GE Energy addition, a major combined Sunset Drive, Lcngweod Revenue Bonds and the North line Of said Section 23; Lot 134, OAKLAND HILLS, ac Water Revenue Bond Anticipation 32130, Efficiency Package". From $143. GOODIES ADDED- Like new amphibious lasding Will be Isider Seminole County, Florida cording to the Piat thereof as thence South 330 feet; thence East EducationalChildCareforaslow. Notes when Call 3210220 between IL 5 . 30 the fICtItiC,js iuued pursuant thereto, 940 feet to a point furnitureadded.._holceJ OR, I'. name of SKY recorinpia, Bcok")3", Pageoi, U. weekly if you qualify. 3234131 lying 33 feet West in Norway, with S SMITH :._andsaidcompialn$,.havingbe,n of Center of bath.dble. carport, fenced shaded AUTO SALES, and that I Public Records of Seminole County, °r NW of LONGW000 presented yard, 5)4,400. Easy terms. Florida. to this Court, for entry of MARKHAM ROAD: thence North 05 3l-Apartmts Furnished anOrdertoShowCous,puantto deg. 0350" In Clerk 01 the CircuIt Court, Seminole ha been tiled against East 331.24 feet along you and you Chapter 73, County, Florida in accordanc, with are required 18-tinlp Whnted Florida Statutes, and the Westerly NW of the LONGWOOD. 1 BR., turn, apt., iight, waler (urn- HAS EVERYTHING- Attractive 3 to serve a copy of your A 1008 graduate of Maynard the prisjn of the Fictitious Court being fully advised In the MARKHAM ROAD to the BR.7bath. cent. air, family room itten defenses, if any, to it on premises: Mature adults. No pets. 145. 322 point Of fireplace, pool, fenced yard, Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section (MERY H. ROSENBLUTH, JR.. beginning. 22 after 4 wk dY5 46304 FIorid WantedLazy Salesperson ac IT IS ORDERED AND AD. Statutes 1957. beautiful locatIon, good school joined the Navy in Ju Ifld. Plaintiffs attorney, whe address customed to high standard Of JUDGED that the State of Florida, PARCEL 7: S: Sthler 0. Smith area Charm Low P30's Furn. Apts. I BR. newly decorated, is Post Office Box 333 Orlando, living. Call 3734142. through the Slate Attorney of the The S '.of the SE '.of at Publish: Oct. I, 15, 22, 24, 1416 close in, US. Large clean 2 BR. FlorIda 32403, on or before October the SW ¼ Noth, Va. OEE.37 Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of S.0 II, Twp. 20 ________________ _________________ ________________ EXTRAS- Call for details on fur $45. 3fl 6241. 32.1416. and file theoriginal with the 5, Range 29 E; and SMONEY$ _________________________ Florida. and the saveral property fished condo at New Smyrna, a clerk of this court either before the N. 2139.232 ft. Of the E 1 of te Burt a girls, age 13 and over, owners, taxpayers and citizens of P1' of Sec. 23. Twp 20 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT sacrifice & our estra special St. service on Plaintiff's attorney or S. Range 24 interested in working after school th State of Florida including E. Legal FICTITIOUS NAME Furnished Johns River home. lying W'Iy of the Longwood mmediately thereafter; otherwise nonresidei and on Saturdays, for areas Notice is hereby given that I am 2300MeiIonviIle Ave. owning property or Markham Road, LESS Begin at a a default *111 be entered against you leading newspaper subject to (this Is not engaged in business at taxation 106 therein, and Park CITYOFCASS(LSIRIY alt VETERANS- No down payment for the relief demanded point on the N. line of S.c. 23. CarrIer work) Contact Mr. Smith, 2 BR cottage on river, $175. Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, complaint In the OthershavingorcJaimingayrjgfo or petition, SOARDOFAouUSTMINT Utilities Twp, 7U S., Range 29 East, said Evening Herald, dial 3224311. Fior under the fictitious name 01 title or interest in property to be point included. 322w0 or 3231301. being 32ft. W otthe NE corner WITNESSmy hand and tht seal 01 effected in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HANSON SHOE R EPAIR,andthat I this Court an tne CIty Of Casselborry Board 01 intend any way thereby, be and Of hi NW'. of the NE ¼ Of Said sec. Wante Hairdresser, master or SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 September 70, 1476. they are each hereby required to 23; thence W. 101424 tt. bedroom Adjustment will hold a public Clerk to register said name with the ICOUR T SEAL) apprentice Part 40 pct. with along the N appear and show cause, if any there line of trailer apts, Adult & family park. hearing. Mr. Robert E. Benson. County, 01 the Circuit Court, Seminole following said Sec. SO H. beckwith, Jr. 23; thence S 330 it; wIthout. Good be, before this Court on the 15th Weekly. 3313 Hwy I? 92, SOnford. applicant, Is reouest Florida In accordance with day thence E. tSOtt, to a point lying)) ft a con• location, Zayres Shopping Center. As Clerk of the Court the provisions of November, 1916, at 3:00 o'clock w. 323 I3O 323.5774 Anytime dlional use as provIded by Sictio the Fictitious By Cherry Kay Travis of the center Of right ot way Call 3737530. P.M in the Chambers Of the un I)5(h) of the Cede to provide Ofl Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Langw As Deputy Cierk dersIgn,d Judge at the Seminole N. OS ONTHLY RENTALS Flda Statutes 1957. premise consumption of beer and Markham Road; thence LPN, 1 to 12 shift. Geriatric cx deg. 03 ,50" E. 33129 PubliSh Sept. 21 & Oct. 1,l, IS. 1476. ft. along AVAILABLE County Courthouse 5: Peggy wineatme PIua Cove Th. parcel Is Publish perlence preferred. Apply in DED 126 Oct. R. Cooper In the City 01 W'iy right of way of Longwood [EMON BLUFF Color Tv.alr Cond Maid Serv. Sanford, Florida. why the prayer of Markham 4, 13, 77, 29, 1916 legally described as: per Sanford Nursing & Con. Road to the point f Modern 3 BR. 130' 01 river frontage, __________________________ said complaint Should not be QUALITY INN NORTH 1016,7 and I, Block I. Fern Park DEE.3$ valescent Center, 924 Mellonville I 11 SR beginning; all lying in Seminole sea wall, boat house, large family 131, Longwood IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND or" and why the proceedings 462 Estates Ptat Book 3. Pages 10 _________________________ lot County, Florida and containing - FOR SEMINOLE rm commands spectacular view COUNTY. said Water Revenue Bonds and said through 13, Seminole County, 12664 acres. FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA WELAKA APARTMENTS of river. Separate work shop. Nurn. RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid Florida. bund anticipation notes and Water Notice Is hereby given that I am CIVIL ACTION NO. 761$Ol.CA.54.E Invest In good living for $51,600. 114W. 1st St. Revenue Bands and bond companion. Needed immediately. Public hearing will be held engaged in when PARCEL 3: business at The Palm IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF 3330524 WALTER B. STEELE 62404)4. issued pursuant thereto should not _________ Thursday, October 21. 1916, at Begin at the SW corner, SE'4 of the 7:30 Springs Center, Altamonte Drive, Reg. Real Estate Broker SUSAN PALMER be validated and P.MinrneCassoiberryCltyHall,'s confirmed as NW ¼ Of Sec. 23. Twp. 20 S. Air, carpeted. quiet I and Rng. 24 UNEMPLOYED? Never under the "Your Business is ApprecIated" again if 2 Lake TrIpiet Drive, Cassefbeny, SemlnoleCounty,Fiorida Petitioner therein prayed. fictious E ,thenceruntd Odeg 0302" E. for bedrooms. $125 to 5)35 month. you have sincere desire and and 32) OI41or322Q99eyes Florida, or as soon thereafter as INN, and name of SMUGGLER'S AND IT iS FURTHER OR. lllO04fi.alongtheWlineOf%i$ Adults Phone 373.1110 that I intend to register VICTOR LEWIS PALMER possible. DEREDANDADJUDGEDthatth15 . ¼. NW ¼. Sec. 23. thence S l9deg. said name with the Clerk of the 5712016aft,r 4p.m. or write 1010 Respondent, Mary W. Hawthorne, IBR turn., apt., water furnished, OrdertolhoWCausebepublishadin £I'SS"E.,paratieltothetdlineof the GiovannI, Oritoria, Fit Time Offer Fla. Circuit Court, Seminole County, 32763. NOTICE OF ACTION the manner City Cliii required by Section NE' • of Slid Sec. 23. Near shopping area. Adults Only. for 2400,391 ft. Florida in accordance with the TO: VICTOR LEWIS PALMER 75.06. Florida Statutes, in Casselberry, Florida the to a point on a Curve concave to the Large custom built 7 bedroom home, 5100 mc. 322 S31 or 33357, provls of the Fictitious RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Name Evening Herald, a newspaper f NW on Publish: OCt. I, 1976 hardwood floors, paneling, over the W right of way Cf Statutes, ToWit: Section 46509 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED general circulation published in DEE.41 Sanford. Adults, size rooms 2 lovely lots, with Longwood Markham Road Thence Modern Studio, Florida Statutes 1437. that an action for dissolution Of Seminole County, Florida. BRA 2 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, room fora garden ona quiet dead along the arc of laid curve, having _____________________________ S: Attarnonte Restaurants, marriage has been filed AND IT aginst you iS FURTHER OR. CITY OF CASSILIERRY etc. 199 mo. up. 323 1019. as its elements a central angleOf 21 end street, Be first in life 111.900. 'nc. and you are required to serve a copy DERED AND ADJUDGED that by dog. 02'ld" -IOAROOFADJUSTME$T and a radius of 111)210 'YOt'R I.ITTI.f FEE IGENCY" Call Betty Ftamm- RealtorJoseph Of Bulasky, such Yourwrittendefens.stoit,If publication of this any, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Order all Associate tt. for 101 771 ft. to '-WE SELL SUCCESSpresld 31A-Dupiexes on Carroll Burke, Attorney for property owners, taxpayers, the City of Casselberry Board Of Publish: and Oct. the 1754" point Of Petitioner. whuse address i$ 617 citizens of Seminole County and the tangency, thence S 27 deg. E 2OlCornmerclal ________________________ 1. . i, 3233176 '---------------)4 Adjustment will hold a public DEE6 for 706 763 ft. along the right Of way Sanford Atlatnic Sink Building. State of Florida, including of Longwood I BR apt , kit equip . A C. carpeted hearing. Mr David C. and Karen G. Markham Road; Call Mature companion to live In and ., Sanford, Florida, and file the nonresidents ownIng property or thence N. $9 deg. Pieters, owners, are requesting a Adults No pets $93 322 2294 wk w care ss" w for for elderly woman. Room original with REAL ESTATE subject to taxation therein, nd all the Clerk of Circuit NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS side yard variance of two (2) feet to dys after I 195) 019 ft. along and board plus salary. Must have Realtor Court, Sanford, Seminole Count w. others havina or clalmin.. 3331191 CflfltfTLIrf - tJ..... MAUI SYA?IJTI .i...a . -........ - -a line parallel to -"-p.- .-.,..,i., ..... ,wUW1p ''v", InC N inc ot the NE ¼ Of Sec. 33 drIver's license, 322-6366 Florida, on or before the 2elhdayof after 4 1 Room turn, duplex; 24th St,lst& title or interest In property to be eight (I) feet from the side property TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Twp. 20 S .Rng. 7 E pm ______ Thence along Notice Is hereby given that the October A 0. 1916- otherwise a affected by the Issuance of said line. The parcel is legally described last mc. pius 150 dep, After 3, call the W line of the NE ¼ of the SW ¼ ____________________________ undersigned, pursuant to thi default wilt be entered against you rIvenuebQndsand.danticlpation Of as: 373-3411. Sai, Sec. 23. N. 0 dog 00' 32" E. (or the relief demanded in tn. notes or to be affected in any way Lot 2, Block A. Lake Kathryn Park "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter to,- 532 300 ft to the point of begin Experienced, Smitty's inc. has an Unf'jrnithect, two bedroom Security Petition, thereby, be and they are made $63.09, Florida Statute, will register Addition as reco In WHITE BOok ning. All tying in Seminole County, immediate opening. Good pay, WITNESS my Hand and Seal ci partiesdefendanttothis proceeding with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Pgs. 4 & 7, Public RecOrds Deiosit. Adults Preferred 332 Florida. containing steady 5113 acres thiS employment. Court Apply Oil in and for Seminole County, Florida, and that this Court shall have to: thus the 22nd day Seminole County, Florida. 6620 or 3237513. Ssnitty's Inc., 21)4 Orlando Drive, September, A 0, 1976, ___________________ SHRIMP Public heating will be held upon receipt 01 proof jurisdIction of them to the same PARCEL 4: Sanford. 322211? (SEAL I extent as if named as defendants in 2 BR. 2 bath duplex, S7.B Bougan Thursday October 21, 1914 at 7:30 Publication of this notice, the iic. Beginning at the NE SUPER FLEA MARKET corner of the Arthur H Beckwitp,. Jr. said Complaint and personally viltea, DeBary, on lake adjoining P.M.lfltheCanelberryCityHall's titlous names following to wit: Lead carpent,r with mm. 10 yrs. SW '.of the NW ¼ of Section 33 FRENCHAVE. SANFORD Clerk ol Circuit Court golf course. All carpeted, carport Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, FOUROEE DIVISION FOURDEE, Served with process in this cause. proceed S OOdeg. OS' exp. Excellent job protection with 02.5" w, along Seminole County, Florida DONE AND ORDERED in and utility room. sno.so per Florida, or as soon thereafter as INCORPORATED under which this Wed.& FrI. IC. Sunset mm. 10 wks. yr. employment, me East line Of said SW ¼, 1323.130 By Cherry Kay Travis Chambers corporation month plus Security deposit. Call is engaged in business possible, at Sanford, Seminole Slt.&SVII.I. Sunset tt to Send resume with references to the SE corner Of said SW '.01 ) CARROLL BURKE at 410 Piumosa Avenue In the City County, Florida, this 27th day Of 323093) or after S call 3?2.7on. Mary W. Hawthorn, Box 6)2, c-a The Evening Herald, 'he NW ¼. thence 500 g 00' 33 Attorney br Petitioner Septemt)eq, 1976 CM.selberry. Florida. CI? p Clerk ________________________ BOx 1657, Sanford, Fla., along the East line of the NW ' 617 Sanford Atlantic Rank Ri..i r...,.1' That ti ft*i ..,l •_. LA 1a., I ._ ....... 37711. 0' the SW ¼ of said Section 73, Sanford, Florida 37171 Circuit Judge bUSIness enterprise Is a$is: Publish: Oct. I. 1916 _____________________________ 371 103 tt.. thence Pd $9 dig. 14' 00" Publish Sept. ____________________________ 21 & Oct. I I, IS. 1v76 Publish: Oct. 1, I 15. 22. 1916 __________________________ DEE 13 EMERSON ELECTRIC, CO. Telephone solicitors, experience W. Parallel to the North Line Of said DED 121 DEE3 By. Ron Worwick __________________________ preferred. Salary plus corn . NW '.of the SW'... 1316 465 ft to the ViceChal, man of mission. 3731776 beginning Mon., CITY OF CASSELIIREY West line Of said Section 23; thence IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME Fourdee Division Of Ii. ZONING BOARD N 00 dig 03'Ol" E along the West Notice Is hereby given that I am EIGHT C E NE TN JUDICIAL ______________________ Emerson Electric, Co. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that line of said SectIon 23. 1701.90 ft to CIRCUIT, engaged in IN AND business at lii Atlantic the NW FOR Light delivery Must own vehicle, the City of Casseib.rry Zoning Publish: Oct. I. Ii, 22, 29. 1q76 corner of said SW ¼ of the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dr., Fern Park, Seminole County, NW DEE 10 have knowietige of Sanford area. Board will hold a Public hearing. _____________________ .. thence S $9 dig. ISO)" E Florida under the fictitious CASE NO. '4-1730C*I4E name Of 322.1776 beginning Mon. Oct II. .1. W. Alford, Of behalf of the along - IN RE: The Marriage of the North line of said SW ". Of ELDRAOO MOTORS, and owner, Phillips Petroleum, Inc., is that I the NW NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS '4, WALTER W. RONLER, Intend to regIster said name with 1)1692 ft. to the Point of requesting approval to annex a Mr. NAME STATUTE the Beginning encompassing 31.130 Pefitiaser Husband. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole parcel of land into the corporate TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: acres • County, Florida In accordance with limits of the City of Casselberry in NOTICE IS HEREBY given that ALBERTA M. ROHLER, the provisions Of the Fictitious the C I zoning classificateo.. The the undersied, purSuant PARCEL 5: to the Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section Resident Wife parcel Is legally described as: "Fictitious Name Stafute" Chapter Beginning at a point on the West ' 46509 Florida Statutes 1957, NOTICE OF ACTION All that part of LotS First Addition $63.0,, Flori boundary Of the West ¼ Of the SE '. Statute, will register TO: ALBERTA M. ROHLER S. Stepnen J. McCurnmings to Casseib.rry, Florids, as recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, PublIsh. Oct. I. IS 72. 29. 1916 l$ighIand Apt. 2060 of Section 23, Township 20 South. in Plat Book , Page 30, of the public in and For Seminole County, DEE-36 Range 79 East, 5 0 dog. 56' 19" W Coshodon Road ____________________________ records of Seminole County, Florida. upon recept 0' proof of ttie 1011.71 It. Irom the NW corner of the Mt. Vernon, Onio Sanford's sales leader is expanding Florida, lying south of Stat. Road Publication of this floticp. the tiC' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND West '7 of the SE 'a of said Section again, and we need 3 full lime YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEQ FOR No. South 127 and west of the R-WOf titiOus name, to wit, SEMINOLE COUNTY, 23 .thenceS$$deg 33' 17" E 317.9) that an action for Dissolution of exPerienced or newly licensed FLORIDA. the main line of the Atlantic CoaSt RACOp4IK LEASING under which Marriage a other ft to a point on the West right of Associates relief has been Line Railroad, In Secti*n 7 31 30, My are engaged In bsines NO. 76.11e,.CA ot.* way line of the Longw at. tiled against Markham containing 1413 acres. Further 17711 WOOd Ridge Drive, South, required to serve youaaId yOu are BANK OF PALM BEACH & TRUST Road, thence S 71 dig $306" W copy WE OFFER described as the east side of SR 177 Bend. Indiana 41635 of your COMPANY. d Florida banking il3Q7ft along the West right 00 way written defenses, if any, to it on corporamic LARGEST HONE INVENTORY between the Atlantic Coast Line . its Trustee, titS? of said Longwood Markham That the parties interested in said Attorney for Petitioner, Carmine N. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Railroad Track and Plumosa bijlliie5i enterprise and their in. Ptainliff, Foid, thence Pd M dig 53' I)" W Bravo, Lig., of KORMAP4 & ERA NATIONAL PROGRAM Avenue, including all the Seaboard terest iii the same are as follows: '9147 ft to a point on the West BRAVO. PA . $30 E Highway 131, WARRANTED HOMES Coast Line Railroad right of ways SHAKER VALE. INC. a ditved IKE EIKELBERNER - 30 per Lcngwood, FL 12730 and Gundary of the West' of the SE ¼ file the MULTIPLE LiSTING SERVICE 'or'da corporat,,n, .1 al, located between the •*ist ing cent 45.$idSection7JtfteflceuodegSe. crugn.zt with the Clerk i Ihe aboveTOP ADVERTISING PROGRAM " municipal lImits and the area anE 10000 It to the Point Of CONRAD R. ADAMS, 1l30 per Defendants. SttledCourtonorbeloreOctobeq30 flexed herein cent NOTICE OF ACTION Seginning, containing 071 acres, To 1416, otherwise a judgment may be THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: duscus how you can become a PuDli hearing will be held on RAY CARRELL - 30 per cent h'We or entered against you for the relief member Of Sanford's largest and Wednesday, October 27, 1916 at 7 30 Dated at Altamo,ite Springs, VALERIE B GILLIS. one of the WITNESS my hand and the Seal of demanded in the Petition. most dynamic Real Estate PM intl.. Casselberry City Hall. 95 Seminol, County, Florida, this the surviving Directors and Trusten f said WITNESS my hand and the seal 0 Court at Seminole County, organizati, call Herb Stentrom Lake Triplet Drive. or as soon 24th day of September, 1974, SHAKER VALE, INC. and t the saud Court on Sept 16, 1916, .1t 373 7120 for a confidential in Sanford, Florid., this 21sf day of unknown, assiss, successors in September. 1974 thereafter as PosSible. GARY E MASSEY, ESQUIRE ISEALI tel'view Mary W Hawthorne,' interest, trustees, or any BROCK, MASSEY & other (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr City Clerk 50(15 or Intilies clIuming by. WALDEN Clerk of the Court Arthur H Beckwitpi, Jr City of Casselberry. through, under or against SHAKER 414 E Semoran Btvd. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dy Crela Higginrn VALE. INC Altamonte Springs, Fla By Martha T VihIen Depute Clerk Publish Oct. $ 1916 Publish Oct. I, I, 15, 32, )Ve You a'. hereby notified that an Florida Publish Sept. 21 & Oct I, I, IS, 1974 Deputy Cierk DEE It action has been filed against you by DEE? Publish Sap? 24 & Oct I. I. IS. 1916 3563 Park DED In the BANK OF PALM PEACH 1. O€017t,i phibf 321 .41 1919$. French Lake Monroe- Beautiful building ant canal lots with big oak trees. Jenny Clark, Realty, Realtor, 322. _________________________ made secondary Deomar MLS-REALTORS STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work. . , there wouldn't be any. storage, $39,400. 323.5652. Sanford- Pinecrest, 3 BR. 2 bath, pool, Appraised 124,000. Selling 125,500. $500 down. 3fl031. HOMES,LOTS,ACREAGE Ideal country homesite. Only OUTOFTOWN....3BRIbathIarg e 8)5,000, lot, cent. H&A, well and pump Horse pasture avail, for ret t, Oct,I, __ 5-MjsicaI ?rdndise Furniture-' complete housefull including antiques and baby's. 134 DeBary Drive, OeBary, 444-4W, 4 BR, 2 bath on large weoded lot, near lake, Central H.A, carpeting, $3,000 dn., about $140 mo. Owner will finance, 2032 Jefferson Ave. 332.1371 days, 323.4137 after 6. dernIiing your home? Sell no longer needed but usiful items with a want ad. Call 322.261) or ELEGANT CITY ESTATE -Pooll Fireplacel 1 BR, huge kitchen, Ran room, guest cottage, many litras. You will lovi this en ler'talnlng show place home, Only $47,930. Terms. Si's me. 333.0402 after S. _____________________ 4253. Goo _L-1seI10 Fridey, H GOOD AREA- 2 BR, I bath, doubiIc garage, range, refrig., fireplaca and gas heat, $20,000. Cliff Jordan Realtor $314222 Sanford- 2 BR. CB, air, screened porch, double lot, fruit I large oak , apes. water softener, paneling. 18HI) WhitEd _______ ______ Capponi, _________- . C aIr, carpet. bath, Classified Ad. 41-Houses DeBary- Orange City central aIr, screened porch, fenced yard. Laroe family rrn,. with wet bar. $1900 do., a assume mtg. 625.2266, 333.5271 or 327.2434 after S Sell that extra bike with a low cost -- S Beautiful acres loaded with trees. 'ark Ridge, 3 BR, 2 bath, split plan, $OCIATES, INC., REALTOR, $31. Oeitona-21R,I½bath.PhoneSll 3521 after S p.m. 41-4fouses Lake Markham -3 BR, 2 bath pool, large lot on canal to I lakes. $39,300, Phone 332.4135, Realtor.Auoclate. After hours, 4141723. FRICKE I FRICKE AS. 3 BR 2 bath, country home, $200 perØ mo. References I. Lease required. HAL COL.BERT REALTY, 323. 7137 or eves. 332.1557 or 322.0412 _______________________ ______________________ _____________________ Grove *ily $24,440. Phyllis 2 BR. on small lake, carpeted, heat, air, DeRMyOraflge City area. 1124 1st & last. 3224351. Day Before Publication Orange -- LOOK AT THIS ONE Beautiful 2 BR, 2 bath, central H&A. dishwasher, disposal, w•w carpet, drapes. SCOO equity I assume low mo. payments at 7 pct. Interest. 574.1314 it small mature orange grove, central air A heat, Orpet, fireplace, large screened .rch, much more. Reduced to or Puce 2 BR block home, uIurn. n 520cr 323742? att,r. 41-Houses FORD tome has turn Ivnisg HiraM, S.-t PP. 41-Houses N thIs charming 3 BR home and ____________________ 4thru2lliinis DEADLINES tct5iQfl $i000oranymuuipiett,,.eoft,.of yea$er than 110.000, maturIng at various times from 41$ through 2013, bearIng interest payable an nuallyonthefirstdayci September at a rate not to exceed the rate allowable by law, nd its City 01 Lake Mary Bond Anticipation Notes nan amount not exceeding $3S1.0o0 a more particular description of said Bonds and said Water Revenue passage of time, default, or other. Bond AntIcipation Notes being contained In the Complaint filed In these oroceedlnai. In .......- LC ne property described as legality of the proceedings had and Parcels I. 3, 3, 1, and S below: taken in connection terewith, and I 2 RATES HOURS jiiSunIand. 3 BR. carpeted$ fenced, clean, else. 5)75. $344341 ____________________ I 322-260 831-9993 _______________________ :4 SundctyNoon Friday Florida. appurtenanccsthere?obelonglng.or , oer i Orlondo - Winter Pork CLASSIFIED DEPT. 3 IN, I I _______________________________________ All .n TownshIp 20 South, Range 24 East, lying In Seminole County, TOG ETHER with and singular the tenements, heredipaments. and Seminole 2403 Grove Drive lath. Family Nm, pu info. inwindow I CLASSIFIED ADS , .': a.ij; - �iE.i $.rsW, liNtu. FL Friday. Ott. IL M6 Fire.. Prevention I Pretty affirmative" is the way Lt. J.F. Poovey puts it. Lt. Poovey, member of the San. ford Fire Department, is referring to reaction of Sanford children to efforts since Monday by the fire department to emphasize during this Fire Prevention Week the need for such Prevention and caution. Members of the fire department In Sanford and neighborina corn- SUNDAY EDITION munities have been distributing home safety checklists at the schools, en. couraging their young audiences to take them home. The firefighters, reports Lt. — — Poovey, have been explaining the equipment they use for fire fighting and rescue missions and trying to convince the kids that they don't 0 - always "stay ud all night" or just "hang around the firehouse" waiting for the bell to ring. Herndon Ambulance *00 IA b Sii sPect Held 10 5 5 Death i reat '1 BOM It's a 24-hours on, 48-off schedule for these firefighters. S1 ' pa Mi of 647-1212 Firefighter George Markos crowns fire (person?) Oneda Murray, io, at South Side School. Sanford Insurance, Ince - - A?ÜIN49IIaIIeO Have your furnace checJ,d before that first cold day. TELEPHONE 3224690 SANFORD HEATING & AIR-CONDITIONING 322-6390 PRESEASON SPECIAL chckheetla, Since 1922, under Sponsorship by the National Fire Protection Association, Fire Prevention Week has been proclaimed jointly in the United States and Canada as the Sunda y.througSatury period in which falls the Oct. 9 anniversary date of the Great Chicago Fire. In that 1871 conflagration, 250 persons were killed and 17,430 buildings destroyed at a cost cf $168 million. A MILLIONAIRE To Hat Like On. With Electric any make 1850 aad .fr-condft. HOW IT BEGAN You Don't Have To Be General By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Nathn:cl Lee Wilhlana, ricing a irvun court trial r..i week In the 1974 ft bombing of the home ofaJr5 deputy, was Jailed Friday in Sanford after a death threat was made against a state witness In the firebombing trial, officials said. Williams, 25, of Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, Is accused of attempting to murder deputy Luke Stallworth, first-degree arson, throwing a destructive device and conspiracy. He had been free on $10,000 bond In the case but a bondsman came off the bend 1100 F, 25th ST... SANFORD For appointment call Palmer Captured, Page 2A 322-8321 DIAL '1 for winter comfort In your home. F77— Carrier SOUTHERN AIR Of Sea ford Me. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. -1 r CENTRAL HEATING WALL Call ----- . PLUMBING & N7 . HEATING, INC. " James S. Malay Manager Sanford Bill Cooper I tifty - John Cavana ugh Ed Porter COMPLETE Photos by Tom Vincent while colleagues use ladder... WASTE WATER TREATMENT ) INSURANCE PROGRAMS Fir. • Life • Automobile Liability • Livestock Environmental Equipment Phillips, who also finds time to be the football team's mascot, spent last semester researching unclassified material In an effort to show that anyone, Including terrorists, could build such a device. Workmen's Compensation SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS Farm Bureau BW9. Hwy. 17-92 WATER TREATMENT PLANTS ' 322.2221 LIFT STATIONS 1 SPECIAL Sanford, Florida FOR FIRE I I PREVENTION WEEK 322-0630 Dr. Frank Chilton, a California nuclear scientist who specializes In nuclear explosion engineering, said Phillips' design, outlined in a 34-page paper, would be "pretty much guaranteed to work." Chilton has done nuclear weapons work with the U.S. Navy and now works for a California defense contractor. Chilton told newsmen that Phillips was using technology about 20 years out of PREP SCOREBOARD ro, We believe in adequate fire insurance ? e zuu veryon — well, almost — learns about the equipment at All Souls Catholic School :s . ft RUIMLEY- KA RNk J LJ1- :,,. I BOYD=WALLACE ONTEITH, INC. M —M:U7 - INSURANCE AGENCY Sanford 322.0814 Where Qualify Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 II, 71 TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY and fire protection ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE & BONDS V ., ' 1 2417 S. FRENCH AVENUE IS YOUR HOME UNDER-INSURED? CALL US FOR AN APPRAISAL AND QUOTEI SANFORD 32.0285 OR 031.9774 ' I 1 28 OPerates on household 8202 I I fgA I I $ $?om elephone 322 oSoQ Open 'Tal P M saturdays 520 S. Maple Ave.Sanford Flori ' 1 witness or to give details of the aflegoo cath threat. Sources said the alleged threat was made two hours before Williams was arrested by Investigators at the State Attorney's cow' thouse office. Williams was In the office withesaing with his attorney the taking of pro-trial depositions (sworn testimony) from witnesses In the firebombing case. An informa tion filed by State Atty. A bbott Herring in the firebombing case alleges that Williams conspired with four other men on May 1, 1974 to murder Stall prepared firebombs, one of which = at Stallworth's house that same day. Stallworth wasn't Injured and ex. tinguished the blazing roof of his residence. Williams was originally, arrested in June 1974 along with another suspect in the firebombing, Bennie E. Payne, of Sanford. Payne pleaded guilty to a lesser charge In Feb. 1975 after a man Identified by officials as a key witness In the case was killed in motorcycle accident on 14 near Daytona Beach. Williams' trial on the charges in connection with the firebombing Is among 15 cases docketed for trial this week before CWcuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. at Sanford. - (HiraM P"19 SEM INOLE SPLASHES- W Rick W.itsJ Whether you were maneuvering your car around ihe area, like at 20th and Oak Ave., Sanford, early Saturday (below) or rah-rahlng your team to victory Friday night — It was W-E-T. A total of 2.6 Inches worth unofficially, In fact. Those limbs In top photo belong to the brave -- .SewInoieItgh cherleaders who ckverl.y steppedunlas heyarIdjr1dav night Iti ccape tIieC8Iosh at Orlando toloniai field. It was A s tep in the right direct ion: The Seminoles scored a mud-splattered 124 victory over Colonial. This Friday they face Gainesville In what should be the decisive game of the season. And Then The Raines Came. . . Page 10 date, but he said he saw no reason why Phillips' bomb wouldn't work. Phillips said his bomb would nâd 6.96 kilograms (18.65 pounds) of plutonium worth about $100,000. He noted that an actual test would be needed to prove his theories correct. Phillips said that graduate students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology completed a similar project a few years ago. But he said their research lacked the conventional explosive needed to trigger a real bomb. Phillips said he obtained the name of the explosive used by the U.S. Army to trigger its atomic tests through a telephone call to the E.I. du Pont Co. In Wilmington, Del. Theodore Taylor, a nationally known nuclear expert and former staff member of the U.S. nuclear weapons lab at Los Alamos, Calif., was one of two Princeton professors who worked with Phillips on the project. The other was Dr. Freeman J. Dyson, who was teaching a Princeton course inarms control lnwhithphithps was enrolled. Dyson gave Phillips an "A" gradeonhis T _'J" he problem at Friday night's high school football games wasn't so much keeping the ball dry as It was keeping dry the towel with which they dried off the ball. Both wound up soggy, as did everyone who watched Seminole, Lyman and Lake Brantley register victories. Oviedo was rained out, and the game rescheduled tonight at 8. Seminole won Its fifth straight game, 124, over Colonial and Tim Raises starred again. Lyman won for the first time this season, 12-7 over Hisbop Moore. Lake Brantley defeated Lake Howell, 2.0. For details and photo coverage on these games see story Pages Ill and ZB. ' •. II. _4 '.... paper outlining his bomb. '1. - • .,, fr .' 41 Ajw .;.,—. Today • ._. 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The early warning system that can help save your family's lives Home Sentry SMOKE ALARM 114 S. Palmetto Ave. AG ENclYNC . I JJ Insurance Service 500W. lit St., Sanford 3fl.0375 . - ..:t Ii -: N Assistant State Atty. William Staley uld an alleged threat was made Friday afternoon at 5 n1 dothe t1e of !tste wit"'-.e tc firebcmblng cac He declined to Identify the 'A' For Atom PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) A Princeton University senior who spends his Saturdays attending football games In a tiger suit has designed what he says Is a workable version of a nuclear bomb — based largely on public documents, John Aristotle Phillips, 21, designed a 125pound device the size of a beachbafl which, he said, would have about ono-jth..J the power of the 1945 Hiroshima bomb that killed M,000 persons. Agents .. management ATLI a Friday after state attorney's Investigators arrested Williams on a felony witness tarn. ( pering charge. Bond onthe tampering charge was set at 15,000. Williams failed to appear for trial in June 1974 following his arrest in the firebombing case. Defense attorney David M. Hammond claimed in a bend reduction motion filed Sept. 16 that Williams fled the state in 1974 "due to actions caused by police harasament and Intlznldatlon." He was arrested In Niagara Falls, N.Y., and returned to Sanford on Sept. 5 to face trial on the firebombing charges. Documents In the court file list two Niagara Falls policemen as prosecution witnesses and indicate that the state may also present testimony from eye-witnesses and persons have. been glven lnvnusJty from prosecution In the firebombing case. W 'A 1007 Sanford Ave. U W4 ~ F K I Ill PHONE US FOR PROMPT ATTENTION Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 20 Cents 'No. 3- I 'W ee kend Po t'sics: Carter Attacking, Ford Explaining The Associa ted Press JImmy Carter is on By the attack, using some of the strongest lar.guage of the campaign, while President Ford is trying to lay to rest the controversy stirred up by his remarks on Soviet Influence in Eastern Europe. The Democratic challenger stepped up his criticism of Ford's foreign policy Friday, accused Ford of being "brainwashed" and questioned whether he has told the truth about his campaign finances. Carter planned to speak to audiences today in Cleveland, Indianapolis and South Bend, Ind. Ford, who is tr1ng to make up ground he apparently £ I •.. . : .. '.. . debate, Is In the Southwest today. He scheduled a motorcade through downtown Dallas, the first such presidential appearance there since John F. Kennedy was assassinated In the city nearly 13 years ago. The president of the Poli.shAmerican Congress, Aloysius Mazewskl, said an Chicago Friday that Ford had telephoned him to apologize for his assertion that Russia does not dominate Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, Carter challenged Ford to hoid a full-scale news conferene to explain his campaign finances and other matters. ft' contended the President haq not explained an .,...... .iue Service report ui, ki, ka bought clothing from a special account funded by lecture tees, travel expenses and some political donations. Carjer said 'there seems to be a discrepancy" in an IRS finding that Ford apparently spent only about $5 a day in out -ofpocket living expenses in 1972. Ford has been busy trying to explain what he meant when he said during Wednesday's debate that "There is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe and there never will be under a Ford administration." At various times on Friday, Ford said "the United States has never conceded" Soviet domination of Eastern Europe; that "the Polish people don't believe they are luic . cr dtuunatcd, If they • huu&l Lu the Soviet Union;" and "what I meant to say" was that the United States does not recognize Soviet domination in Eastern Europe. White house spokesman &n Nessen said he thought the explanation was satisfactory. Carter, who himself has been the target of Republican criticism that he is unclear on issues, has not relented in leging "dr.screpancies"in Ford's foreign policies in the .t'cond debate. "I believe Mr. Fold was brainwashed when he went to Poland. and I believe It has hurt our country that this See ( A RTEAL Page .'t � 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 08, 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/721ec8b6f8243de6f12ba0183ac6720f.pdf 5994fc0cdddb3fde76af7aa1fe0ddd38 PDF Text Text ISS 1q$Md.PLWailosefty, OCL L - El ~ Meet The Newest Heroine Of San Francisco a 4 ___ Is the Qilsgo episode, Holiday was mugged a have received fu& at a tiey &D.Thnes' raft, flrtperaoi, story of by a thug 30ge f . agng stereotypes. Aise.liIM Pr WrII.r created Mary Ann when he was about it," MaupIn said. So he as Jom piper. plaint s about the sometime, "Mitt Ann had to be a ding, trying to free4ance an article made up Mary Ann. MN P'RANCLI() (AP) — It Mike Holiday, a supsrm dy Culnul ( . it really IIsn't Impinging on spicy content of the serials. reads like a bet at the beginning becaLle about a Marina district super. Irorfl "Days big boy who li,u In Old Town Hell keep on writing about The writers are reputed to be other thbs In the paper," he Maupin th said e only heat he she's a foil," Maupin said. "ft market reputed to be a "body her, he said, as long the readers of Our Uves!' gone moddy-bop with Ni cat, Helen. (3iay, his top reporters Bob Green. and said, ad ding that as long as that has taken has been from won per: Isn't a political tract ft's 1n shop," wh ere singles go to rued like her. "Right now, the z.wtfs, Is Involved In a hise- Paul Galloway. holds tm and 'as long as it's en's groups who say Mary Ann tended to be fwmy." "MARY ANN SINGlETON, anal thrill ring with members at Editor James Hog,, citing kept In the proper perspective, and singles, readers are ilk. hungry lions most of the other feniale Maupin came to the city four "Obviously no woman who waiting to be fed," he said, Z,snewcotw to Son Fran. the Olicago WhIte Sox and the cohanidsis like Art BucI,w,ld, It will coidinne." characters In Tales at the City years ago from North Carolina goestothe grocerystore topick paused, and added With a disco, Is the secretary at ED Ciulcago Bears. In a riced said he views egertainment as GAB HALCYON, an Both Hoge and Pates said are insipid and promote dam- as a reporter. He said be first up a man is going to tell you "Raw meet" 91 -1 Ingtyonwbohulem'nedheis -I .. terminally 111, but has told cob Walgreens worth • ON! 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In the building department, the worker with 14 years service Is being given a second chance. His supervisor, John Percy, has been asked to meet purchasing department and the Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE). Bob Ellis, the director of administrative services, says evaluations 329 Save on Home brondi sic. $269 . EACH In their second encounter, neither candidate seemed as nervous at the outset. Each hit hard at the other's recomnrnerior ways to maintain American strength throughout the world while pursuing a fDr. eippolicy with moral as well as practical objectives. "I treated Mr. Ford more as an equal," Carter said. "I think in the first debate, I deferred too much to him because he was ' r Q 89 P4 $1 49 544/ 1 ____________________________ u Dicalcium Phosphate - . - BOTTLE OF 100 54&/ I onauiaac 2o.0 219 S j The APPoll was conducted by Chilton Research Services of Radnor, Pa. Highlighted by sharp differences on details but broad agreement on the objectives of foreign and defense policy, the debate no sooner had ended than both candidates said they thought they had done well, "I think I won and I'm sure he feels the same way," Carter said as he left the ornate Palace of Fine Arts, site of the nationally televised debate. Cartar said he had rated the first debate a tie "but 1 feel better about this one." "1 think we did all right," 10 LImit 5 thru Oct. 9, 1976 UMIT (4i COtjPOi Pt I (IJStCyi DRY TIME 149 Limit 2 tnru Oct. 9. 1976 ',l C&.PC, p(I (Y "ti use his Incumbency to make - said Ford, Both men had the same reaction after their first encounter two weeks ago In Philadelphia, The third and final debate between the two presidential candidates Is scheduled for Oct. 22, In Wlillamsurg, Va. On Oct. 15, their vice presidential running mates, Sens. Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., and Bob Dole, RKans., will debate, most likely in Houston. two surprise announcements of international significance: He said the United States has meceived signals from the Soviet Union of its readiness to narrow differences and shape "a realistic and sound cornpromise" for a new agreement to limit strategic nuclear weapons; and he said the administration will disclose the names of American firms that have participated in the Arab boycott against Israel. But the President also may have created a campaign issue In an unexpected area when he said, "There is no Soviet domi- The Associated Press poll nation of Eastern Europe and that followed the first debate there never will be under a concluded that Ford picked up Ford administration." some support. The first debate Ford was asked by panelist covered domestic and economic policy. See CARTER, Page 2.A By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer A new corporal punishment policy was approved Wednesday night by the Seminole County School Board, bringing the local pP OIL ['resident." Ford, however, was able to (Herald Ptuste By IIda Nicasi,) David Parker, right, receives award for heroism from James Rahlll, left, whose life he saved. Scoutmaster Ted Daniel looks on. David And Jimmy: A,. L iving M' emor1y — -' Oy ItDA NICHOLS Herald correspondent David Parker is a hero. His friend, Jimmy Rahill, knows it. Members of his Fern Park community know it. The National Boy Scouts of America know it and th is week presented David with a Certificate of Merit for his heroics. It all happened last Feb. 29... David, 12; and Jimmy, 13, schoolmates at Tuscawilla Middle School, next-door neighbors, and members of Scout Troop 341, decided to go fishing in a small lake near their homes. "We didn't take a pole that day; we just took a net," recalls Jimmy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rahill. "We wanted to fish near the back of the lake where the water is deep. There's a ledge there, and th e bank goes straight down to the water." - ., "We threw the nett rn the water," David remembers. But the rope slipped out of Jimmy's hands. So he just jumped down in the water to grab the net" That's when the near-tragedy started unfolding. Both boys could swim, but Jimmy became partially entangled in the net. "When I dove in, I thought it would be a breeze!" says Jimmy. "I thought I'd just grab the net and swim to shore. But when I got to the bank, it went straight up, and I couldn't make it." "That water is so deep there, you can't see bottom," adds David. "We heard later alligators and snakes had been seen there, it's so swampy." When David saw what was happening, he grabbed hold of a tree, and stuck his foot over the ledge. "Jimmy grabbed my foot - See DAVID, Page 2-A Board OKs Spanking Policy UAKER STATE MOTOR - - - FORD ,yg rg1 J r, Super Blend 10.30 W. ' LIMITON1(OtJPONPII(USTOLt h NATURE'S FINEST, l0mg bottle 100 Woigreens "positive aauons WITHOUT COUPON 39c EACH ZINC TABLETS 510. are a management tool" which allow supervisors to "sit down" with workers and improve skills. In Ellis' department, no "unacceptable" ratings were handed down. But he says a number of em. ployeea were placed on 90-day probation. -: FOR AntI.PiripIr.int Checks wetness, stops odor long lasting ; 2 79 j I/lq,I REG 19 1 - -- RUBBING - . - 'We're not fooling around. The new policy will' lead to $Otfl changes.' - STANNOUS FLUORIDE helps reduce cavities. _ - - PINT WALOIIIg4 __ ;- . - Blend 4 . t SAN FRANCISCO (AP) President Ford and Jimmy Carter have set off shock waves . among politicians and diplomats with their second campaign debate. Among voters, the audience, that really counts, an A'socIilted Press -poll today gave Caner a narrow . edge. Ford's pronouncements on III Eastern Europe and the Arab boycott, and a hard line by -..: Democrat Carter on the Pan-. ama Canal Zone, stirred instant Al .0 1k. 61.. j. .,. the debate thrust foreign and defense policy to the forefront In the presidential campaign. The 90-minute debate was CUTER livelier than the first encounter between the Republican Presi0 dent and his challenger. Both about 2.9 per cent in either dl. rection If the results are proj.. were more aggressive this ected to reflect the reaction of time. Each attacked his oppo- the entire debate audience. nest more freely, dropping So neither man was a clearmuch of the restraint and stud- cut winner. By similar marled politeness that had marked gins, Ford gained the advantheir first confrontation. tage In an Identical survey after The AP telephone survey of the first debate, two weeks ago. 1,1771 registered voters was conThe poll also showed that ducted Immediately after the Carter had slightly Increased debate Wednesday night. It his lead over Ford In the presl-. showed 382 per cent thought dentlal preferences of those Carter had won, 34.6 per cent who watched the televised derated Ford the victor, and the bate. Before the debate, Carter rest called It a tie or said they led Ford 45.8 per cent to 43 per didn't know who won. cent. Afterward, Carter's marThe theoretical margin of er- gin had Increased, and stood at mom for a sample of this size Is 48.5 to 44.8. , CALVERT 467 . Carter Ovtduels Ford.- In Debate 129 IC(1 '4i 71 with him to try and save the i1O,XO-a.year job. However, Neiswender insists any workers who do not perform with a minimum "satisfactory" rating are In for trouble. Those carrying "unacceptable" ratings will be fired. Thames explained there Is an appeals procedure. Any employe dissatisfied with his rating can f ilea written appeal tomame,' office. the personnel director will evaluate the case and make a recommendation to the department chief. Thenewevaivati:nprOcess,on thepofty5, provides for 10 per cent pay hikes for those workers who rereive an "outstanding" rating. Moe to initiationof the perscmneI policy, coujy workers received aeross-the- rd ay hikes each year. Performance wasn't as great a factor as seniority. Neiswender says the new evaluations are part of county government's reorganization, which InChided reduction of 25 supervisors who reported to the board to six department chiefs. Reorganization also created the position Neiswender holds, plus a Presidents Remarks Draw Criticism .. 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VOID WHERE PROHIBITED By LAW WINNUN IVUNY SATURDAY AT 11 a.m. ----------------------- Z*YRI PLAZA .$ANFORD Ii-I41 E FROZEN HAM I,: - newspapers martman, and at least one other newspaper has begun a sedal of C CREAM S7ATC___________________ ZIP COOL - decision to run the serial was based on "a Wef that certain readers are attracted by a story of this kind rather than by news. television travails of Mary By ED MCKVff Herald Staff Writer Seminole County government has gotten tough with Its estimated 575 employes by Initiating a new evaluation system which for the first time provides for the firing of any workers who draw "unac. ceptaige" ratings. The new rating system has triggered some controversy and a minor shakeup In the building &lepartment where one inspector with 14 years service received an "unacceptable" rating and a second received a "needs iunprovensent" Employes who are marked "needs Inprovement" are placed on 90 1ay probation. If performance doesn't improve, that employe Is then rated "unac.4aWe" and terminated. "We're not fooling around," Exec. Asst. Roger Neiswender said today. "The new policy will lead to some changes." ' About 200 workers were evaluated for the first time this month. Four workers received "unacceptable" ratings, according to Ron Thames, the county's personnel director. Thames said two of the workers have appealed. If no appeal Is filed, a date for termination Is set. Neiswender says officials are working to change any image the public might have of government workers "feeding at the public trough." He says officials will get tough to Insure all workers are doing their share. ... I ENTRY ILANK FOR 4 Gordon Patim managing e& Palo says editors ofadozers round the country, thinkingaabout into the sasp business themselves, have asked him about Tales. The New York Poet is running a daily summary of the 93, IiguI&y$l.19 ... CITY ' cant. - thru Oct. 9, 97 L, tIMIT 01 COtPIPliCU%TOM15 ' NO PURCHASE NECESSARY, YOU HEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN,., WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIEDSf PHONE at the Bay Arm Crills Center, talking down would-be suicides and The readers' verdict on Tales of the City is not In yet, said. "Maupin says everybody in the city is reading h&aright, hutljtut&nmiow. My seat of the puts feeling that It's widely read." "Nobodreallywantstoadmit they like it but everybody does secredy," agrees %harm on Stock a San Francisco health educator and loyal reader. "It glorifies San Francisco. It has to do with the San Franciscan's desire to bw about himself. "I can't say It's great liter. ature. But it only takes a bo.4 30 seconds to read, so how could It hurt you?" 1 / L 11111 11 ouCOUPONPCUSTOME* 1 ' Aluld She's working Ihavenolllugloasthatwhat your critics like an our readers like," he added IJ N.qi4oily$3c 14 lb. FRESH ter. Maupin says his editors have balked at some bedroom scenes "In cases where I've had two men In bed I've had to imply it and not say they were actually under We sheets together," he says. TOLL MORSELS MOLISE ::. ArIES strangler who likes to leave his _________________________ victims sprinkled with blue gift. sort of Imitation pornography. "lean remember when newspapers used to runnovels in Serial form," he added. "Some of them were good. Sam@ of them were None of them were this bad." OCt. 9, 1976 ____ ' schod classmate,Connie, was a victim of the "TinkerbelIll "I think it's just trash," says Ed Bayley.dean of the School of Journalism at the University a( 4 59 LE NEST :- also getting over the 5hOCkatkerningthM her hJgl trying to understand a oneeared masochist named Viii. 69 - / ____ lately he cainiders th. contract he'snegctlMingw1th the 'o. aide, the possibility at a book version, and the television series his new Hollywood agent Is talking abo'.ii. Maiwh1Ie, Mary Ann is mc- PEANUTS LIMITOMCO'pjICIJSI lAis=o _ PLANTERS WithoutcoçonB9c I MIT 041 co" Low __ SUPPRESSANT now __ ' HOLD COUGH Sanford, Florida 32171—prica 10 Cents New County Rating System Shakes Up Building Dept. ________ BOTTLE lkd am nucloco's new 69th Year, No. 41-7hursday, October?, 1976 drive: $7,500. I / ' 4 (Herald photo by nick Wells) amount of punishment be unreasonable or of such nature as to leave permanent marks or permanent ill effects." Ralph Ray, the school system's public Information officer, first district into strict compliance with a recent state law which governs spanking in Florida's public schools. The bw, which went L".tc effect July 1, firbi± :chccl bc.rd3 from adopting any policy that would ban corporal punishment for unruly students. L..... . -. . . viiuuuw a new apiuiing pucy u uumers uwe irom me cia one, which was already almost Identical to the statute provisions passed In Tallahassee last spring, The spanking policy endorsed by board members provides that the punishment shall be administered by the principal or by a member of the professional staff designated by him, after consultatlon with a teacher or other staff members familiar with the case. The punishment shall be administered "posteriorly" by striking the student below the waist and above the knees, and submitted the proposed changes to the board Sept. 22, then advertised the amendments in the newspaper and at all county adauuL prior to seeking final approval. Panel members also approved policy changes involving attendance for students in grades 9-12 and student expulsion regulations. The new attendance policy specifies that students are allowed eight "unexcused" absences each semester (our per quarter i before they are penalized by losing credit toward graduation. while no other student is present. principal." "For an absence to be excused," the policy dates, "the parent tom guardian) must send a written excuse following the absence, or call in, or appear in person prior to or on the day of the absence and report the absence." The amendment also ret'ognhzes as legitimate excuses "a signed note from the doctor mnunediately following an illness" and absences resulting from class-sponsored activities, as long as 'the teacher of any class to De missed has been properly notified prior to the absence." The board adopted switch in the county's expulsion policy to remove a student from public school for the remainder of the term or school year in which his expulsion took place. Ray told panelists that previously expulsion has been a permanent status and as such it did tiut 'onfomrn to the definition recently fashioned by the state legislature. __i Attendant llezekiah Ross keeps Eugene Hoffman and the other 31 residents (14 men, 17 women) of the Good Samaritan Home In Sanford well-groomed. The Home, one of the 15 agencies served by United Way, takes care of the sick, aged and people in distress. Budget In this year's fund punishment Is angered or impassioned, nor shall the nature and While the previous policy called for spanking to be "witnessed by at least one other member of the staff," the new procedure requires that corporal punishment take place "only in the presence of another certificated member teacher) who is informed before hand, and In the student's presence, of the reason for the punishment." In addition, the new policy makes it possible for the parent or guardian of a student who has been spanked at school to request a written explanation from the person who did the paddling, The explanation will Include the reason for the punishment and the name of the teacher or principal who was on hand when the spanking was administered, Retained in the new guideline is the stipulation that "corporal punishment shall not be administered with malice toward the pupil, nor at a time when the person administering the SEA Expects Raise, Page 2-A "Excused" absences are defined as "illness of student or, illness in the family which requires the student to be home, death in the 'Doing Her Thing' Some women find satisfaction these da ys out In the business world. Some find It In their hoes. m But, wherever Ills In Seminole County, each is "Doin g Her Own Thing." Today's example: Dale Pierson of Longwood, Her story Is on Page 1-B. Today Attorney for Harlan Black. burn will ask the court to extend the former gambling czar's freedom on bond. Page SA. immediate family, ur for any emergency as determined by the round The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial near Abb> Dr. Lamb Horoscope Hospital t)hltuarks Spoils Television Weather V1110 flt,'Ii 2.11 3-H 2-B 3.11 3 2- A VA �IA!_vssIq ,,sw, Iltui, P1. Wm say, OtL 10 fl7 Expects Raise Oka y - SEA IN BRIEF Social Security Ruling WASHINGTON (AP) — Humphrey Goes Under Knife NEW YORK (AP) — Results of today's surgery to remove Hubert H. Humphrey's cancerous bladder should provide an indication of the senator's longterm prospects, his doctor says. Humphrey was to be taken to the operating room at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center for a final test under anesthesia — a look inside his diseased bladder with Instruments, Ruckeishaus Studying Trees FEDERAL WAY, Wash. (AP) — William - ORI,ANDO (AP)—State health officials say a mi-- . . nese atomic explosion increased radiation levels in . To Appear On Ballot "I do think that we'll get a favorable ruling on salary," said F. E. (Gene) Grooms, "because I think that weproved that even enthe line Items In the budget of the Seminole County School Board there Is enough money to give the teachers the $8,600 salary base they're asking for. "The school board proved that there might be $3000000 lacking in the line Items," Grooms want on, "bid that $3000000 can easily be found In federal fwiding em,, and In fact several teachers are being paid out of federal funding now." Douglas Stowell, a Tallahassee attorney, served as special master at the Impasse hearings which lasted a tidal of W'i hours Tuesday and Wednesday. Representatives of both bargaining units presented arguments on seven disputed contract Items, Including class size, teaching loads and assignments; compensation and supplements; term of agreement, and medical and health protection. Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board, said he felt Grooms and other SEA representatives had attempted to exceed the Intended scope of the hearings. "My reaction to the whole thing," Cowley said, "was that we had Items of dispute and this was supposed tobea fact-finding session. But I believe the SEA tried to turn it Into another negotiating session nhen It Was suppo!' ' to be juat a fact-finding hearing. "I think the special master got probably a clear picture of the two sides," Cowley continued, "with the exception of the budget. Ithink possibly the SEA got a lot of facts yesterday (during salary discussions) 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 (In the school budget) Is not there' Grooms, however, gave no Indication of having reached this "understanding," and criticized the school board for what he called poor preparation. "There were some facts that were not known by the board," Grooms said, "that they should've known. I think It proved that the teachers put In many, many hours preparing and researching our position on the different Issues. This Is all work that they do on their own time, on a volunteer basis. "Whereas for the school board," Groms added, "this Is their job, where they're presumably working eight hours a day, and they've got the benefit of the computer and all that. And for them to come to the special master hearing as 111-prepared as they were makes a bad showing for th'rn I feel, In terms of preparation." Stowell, who was selected to mediate the local dispute from a list submitted by the Florida Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC), will not officially close the hearing until he receives final written arguments from both sides. These mint be mailed to Tallahassee postmarked np later than Oct. 18. Stowell told negotiators that he will thl have 15 days toreiiiV the position of each bargaining unit and submit recommendatlonstO PERC, wtiItt will to wi d them to local representatives live days later. The recoinmendatlons will be discussed further In a negotiating session between the SEA and the board. If both sides are satisfied, the contract will be settled. But If either group offers a formal rejection of all or part of Stowell's decision within 15 days of Its receipt, the school board Will be required to hold a public hearing for the purpose of airing objections to the special master's By the Associated Press Snow fell In Colorado and northwest Kansas overnight, Poor driving conditions due to snow and blowing snow were expected over the 'torado mountains and eastern Colorado. There was light rain In eastern Kansas. Showers and thundershowers moved across the Texas panhandle. Another area of showers and thundershowers ranged from southern Florida into West Virginia and the lower Great Lakes. U M Florida but readings are still well below danger levels. . Colorado, Kansas Get Snow - ! cC ar irn th y, Pnuerson And erson mediator who presided at hipst.e hearings between his association and the Seminole County School Board to find In the SEA's favor on at least half of the contract liens discussed — Including a $500 raise for the county's 1500 Americans will have to pay up to V0.20 more In Social Security taxes next year because the Social Security system is raising the maximum earnings subject to the tax from $15,300 to $16,500. That will raise a person's maximwn Social Security tax from $895.95 this year to $965.25 next year. An estimated 19 million workers Willi earn more than $15,300 next year and of that group, 16 million will earn $16,500 or more. The maximum Social Security tax on the self-employed will rise to $1,303.50 next year, compared with the maximum $1,208.70 this year. Radiation1 No Peril In State FLORIDA IN BRIEF The executive director of the SpwIok Education Nineteen million Thuridey, Oct. 7, l,ie-3* - Association (SEA) said today that he expects the special Raises Taxes For Many Nsraw, LiniLurd, Fl. Rr.ckelshaus is learning all about trees. The - first . director of the Environmental Ptotecton Agency, onetime actlpg dlrectorio the F1 and former U.S. deputy attorney - One Board Okays Ford Pact DETROIT (AP) — The tentative settlement of the Ford strike has been approved by one top-level union board, but it must be okayed by a second before the rank-and-file gets to - Ardell (right) and Julie Wil lis make It of ficial: Babcock's Home Furnishings, Center is open for business at 2306 Fren ch Ave.-Grand opening activities began today and run th rough Saturday. 'CMON IN OCTOBER 6 ADMIIONS Sanford: Philip J. Allen Harriett Blackwell Ann D'Allegro Carolyn Dixon Raymond R. Eden Frances E. Galloway Minnie B. Garner James R. Hoolehan CdU McClanahan Evelyn Mills Archie B. Smith DeBary Frances R. Hoffman, DeBary Beatrice Ruff, DeBary George Rogers, DeLand Josephine C. Recce, Deltona Fred Harper, Lake Mary Martha B. Bumgardner, Lake Monroe Eunice D. Wilds, Lancaster, Pa. - Mrs. Roger (Marlene) Hast & boy, Longwood WEATHER Amanda Christine Adenau,60, of 2324 Central Dr,, Mrs. YourYellow Pacies Salpq - Rep knows hoW to help you get more sales. He knows your product or service. He knows your market. He knows how toget results in planning a successful advertising program for you. This year, three adults in four will look in the Yellow Pages for elp.Your Yellow Pages Sales Rep knows how I() et OU your share of the business. GETYOuRSIi_o',',.fEftc',Io,1 Wednesday's high 90, today's Sanford died Wednesday low U. Partly cloudy through morning at Orlando General Hospitai. A native of Hiulfun. F,iiiav with a 11111it chance of Conn. she came to Sanford thundershowers. Highs In the upper , three years from Norwalk, mid toLA. L'..a •,. '.' Conn. e was a Lutheran. Survivors include adaughter, winds 10-15 in.p.h. Rain bab Mrs. Frank Webb of pro ility Is 20 per cent. WW, Casselberry; son, Paul Adenau Jr. of Sanford; eider, Mrs. Emma CO(fIIIII of TOMORROW'STIDES Daytona Beach: hIgh 3:42 s.m,, 8:55 p.m., low 2:13 Lin., 2:38. mi,., "''a i1cm Port Canaveral: high 8:22 and Bill Noch, both of Hartford s.m. 8:21 p.m., low 2:97 am., and eight grandchildren. Granikow-Gaines Funeral 2:21 p.m. Bayport: 1:44 a.m., 2:37 Ha ' Longwood, in charge of p.m., low 8:27 a.m., 8:37 P.m. arrangements. •, n _ .• Etning 1.kD.dd — — . Thursday. October 7, 1976—Vol 69, No. 41 PubI,thed Oa'ty and Sunday, ecpt Siturday and Chr,ttmas D1 be The Sanford Herald, Inc., 300 $ French Ave Saniord, Fla - ct . 4 1 - ' .- . . . . - 4. Second Postag. Pa's at CantorS. Florida 3J171 lmc DcIwer. S c ent s . Month. 1710. 6 MonthS. 111 20 2I 40 8y Mid in F iOrido'.amvas rom. cJei.wer All o'Nr r.It M"nih , 12 70 6Mfllh$. pulled in too," interjects Jim- my. Jimmy emerged, tangled in the net, and shivering. "He went n tuilk lII Iic, h .s....1 L.. 11(21 on, eulu ., ,v,m - Williams, also secretary of the Department of Administration said Wednesday that agency heads must take the lead in curbing g employment discrimiation in government by hiring more women and minorities. 1 • 1. came ," ,. . Johnson said that readings (rein air monitoring equipment . . . . C ' In Jacksonville and Miami Al showed radiation levels at 5h&fl) increase OV normal . . . . levels. He said the Jacksonville . . - . reading was five units of radio. activity per cubic meter of air and the reading In Miami was 25. But Johnson said that during atmO*haic testing in ftearly 19%; the levels went as high as -. (Herald pets by Tim A QUESTION the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce get a first-hand look at some of the construction underway I B r C ktr Ck Bill TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A senator who co-sponsored a proposed constitutional VII.CinI) As a workman carefully balances himself along a by Cardinal Industries, Bruce Baker (right girder, members of the industrial 25 Committee of forefront) OF Lawmaker B director of development for the company, 350. helped conduct this morning's tour. The Chinese announced the nuclear test on Sept. Z. 0th- dais said the radioactive cloud from China crossed the I and was detected in the north. ts, Oven, TV, Gemsurdiiy western United States iast Satancl in the east on sun. Pacific By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer property were two diamond the merchandise, they obtained propert y by Claysha Margaret Saurex, 51, Johnson said the fallout did rings valued at $3,600 and an Deputies arrested an worthless cheeks. who both gave their residence not move Into Florida until Sheriff's detectives today electronic oven, color Altamonte Springs couple on Bond was set at $5,000 each address as an Altamonte some time after Tuesday be. were probing the thefts of television, stereo equipment, circuit court warrants charging for Jim V. Suarez, 49, and Springs motel, cause of air currents. plants and electronic gear and cameras and a movie projector jewelry in three south Seminole and a telephone answering break-Ins, device, deputies said. Biagio Montello, 1705 Druid Joann Gerard, of Orlando, Drive, Altamonte Springs, told reported sterling silver Items deputies a $500 staghorn fern valued at 11,500 were stolen was stolen from his residence from her parked auto at 2116 and deputies reported an aloe San Jose Executive Center. plant and three large vines In - Listed as missing were 15containers were taken after a ounces of beads, 200 rings and a patio screen was cut at the quantity of necklaces. residence of Ruth Smith, 2421 Sheriff's deputy R. D. Eastbrook Blvd. Strotridgejalledacasselberry Sgt. Charles Coffee reported man In lieu of $5,000 bond on a items valued at $5,059 were grand-larceny charge. Sheriff's ,amendmenet WulCu whic WOuiu dm11 state employment says he's 'a little bit embarrassed because he wasn't aware of its full impact. h "1 have the feeling that I should have looked into the side effects in a little more detail before I got into it," Sen. Kenneth MacKay, DOcala said Wednesday. Solar Energy Test Scheduled OCALA (AP) The Ocala City Council has agreed to test a solar energy system that its designer says will drastically cut the use of electricity in the home. "I got a total 'go' situation" said Ken Wilson, i on, p presi residenn t of WI i con Corp.,an d developer of a BTU meter designed to measure solar energy used to heat water. reported missing after burglars reports said John Bartllotta,29, forced open a door at the 66 Griggs Ave., Casselberry, Is residence of Gary Edward accused of leaving the K-Mart Caraway Balmy Beach Drive store U. S. 17-92, Fern Park Forest City. Included in the missing : with five boxes of tile and two cans of paint without paying for 9:00 to 5:30 HOURS: MON thru FRI 0' 0# C - \1 \l NIGHT TABLE 169.95 EXTRAI oft WON I SPREAD TI/f WcL'. T5 HANDSOML 5-PC. MEDITERRANEAN Ild - - . In Beautiful Engraved Fruitwood Finish* -- Only to 9;N\ STYLE BEDROOM of - out with his hat still on!" David remembers, "Boy, was that water cold! 1 was freezing!" Jimmy says. "When we started home, David said I was crazy!" laughs Jimmy. "I did not!" denies David good-naturedly, we don't go to that spot very often! Jimmy concedes. David credits his Cub and Boy Pausing a minute, David says: Scout training for preparing him "If I hadn't been in Boy Scouts, I to handle such an emergency, ' -\ David And immy the band at TUscawlija Middle School, where David plays alto sax and Jimmy toots the tuba. David is the photographer for the school yearbook. He played iouL'oalI at South Seminole Middle School. "T iiiis is a good lesson other children, not to go off for by themse1vesOther youngsters can learn from this experience," suggests David's mother, a nurse What have the boys learned from the near tragedy? "Well, . •,y.. . .. trators responsible if their agencies fail to ,. and I dragged him up," David reminisces, 'Good thing you grabbed that old tree, or you'd probably been "Johnson said that the informatlon shows there is no danget' to milk and no need for protective action such as washing 5Ctbk3 However, he said heoriMred a special milk sampling today to keep a close watch on the . - ; ,, I s MRS. AMANDA ADENAU Anda special vote of thanks to our Sales pariment and to our Yellow Pages Sales Rep. . . curb job bias, City AREA DEATHS .:- - TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Lt. Gov. Jim Williams says he'll hold top state adminis- Case Is Finished - alarm . Officials Responsible For Bias Poles consider themselves Department to release the names. Th dominated by the Soviet Union. " e Congress failed to do It, Each of these countries is ladeand we intend to do it," said pendent, autonomous." Ford. After the debate, Brent D. However, a Commerce De. Scowcroft, White House nationJ. Brail ey Odham, Sanford signed one which was for the spokesman said he al security adviser, was builder and developer, Is little amount withheld from Cm. tho ught the disclosures would asked thought by repo rters If the Soviets had be of firms that cooperate with hitter about the sentence he ploye's Income. troops stationed In Poland. "Hell," Odham said, "I never the bo tt f rather received In fede ral court In "Yes," he replied, an the names of firms that Orlando two days ago, but willfully withheld anything th Asked how many, Scowcroft had happy that the case against him from the government in my life. done so in the past. said he didn't recall and then When a man pays $140,000 Democra tic members of Con- has been resolved. 4 said It might be four divisions. Odham was fined $5,000 and lazes In im, he's not likely to gress quickly po in t ed out that think Then Scowcroft rg et t ha the Ford administra tion vigor- sentenced to three concurrent fo t he owes $21,000 in wha t the President wanted to usly opposed anti boycolt pro- six-month prison sentences on 1 74 — and I didn't forget, nor say Is that we don't recognize o visions ln the tax hill enacted three counts of fallureto file did lwllhfully fail to file the Soviet domination of Eastern this session and recently signed f ederal wage withholding taxes prope r forms. Europe." which are deducted from P I III wish I could tell everyone Dobrianskl chair by the President. Dr. Lev E employe's pay. the true story behind all this," corporations U.S. are reman of the National Captive Mehrtens he said, "but you know your Nations Committee, said, "I quired by law to report to the Jiiige William 0. friends Will always believe you was shocked to hear President Commerce Department any do- handed down the sentences and your enemies never will. So Ford state and even try to de- mands from Arab countries to after a federal jury found how can you win?" preposterous participate In the boycott if Odharn guilty on Sept. 14. fend his He said that when the statement that 'there Is no against Israel as a condition of Judge Mehrtens suspended building "bust" hit during the Soviet domination over Eastern doing business in the Arab all the prison sentences and recession of 1974-75 he had world, E7 Iie When asked for his position placed Odham on one-year's many outstanding accounts n. ZflUfld S. Muskie, I). on the Panama Canal, Carter unsupervised probation and receivable including his tax who is Maine, of Polish descent, said he might be willing to gave him that same amount of refund but that it was nearly Impossible to collect and he share more fully the responsi- time to pay the fine. According to Odham, prior to even offered the government bullies for administering the Canal with the Panamanian pronouncing sentence, Judge one of his developments If it government, to pay higher fees Mehrtens told him that he would take It off his hands, just for movement of goods through didn't believe Odham had to keep it from going under, h Barbardine F. Bartlett, the Canal Zone and to reduce "willfully" failed to follow the said. LOngwood the U.S. military establishment edict of the law, but that there "But they refused,' he Charles F. Jeinery, Orange in the zone. "might be probable" cause for commented. City "But I would not relinquish the Jury conviction. Odham said the federal Ruby Wed, Pensacola Odham said the government charges were filed against him practical control of the Panama DISCHARGES canal Zone any time In the claimed he owed $21,000 In in the spring of 1974 (when the Sanford: foreseeable future," he added. unpaid taxes, but that the Internal Revenue Service Mary J. Berrien The Panamanian am- government owed him ap- owned him nearly $33,000 in Annie Cullen bassador to the United States proximately $33,000 in tax refunds) and he didn't get the Franklin Ervin reacted by saying Carter ,has refunds at the time and he was refund until July. $ Annie L Johnson raised the price tag" for a new negotiating with the Internal He said he foresees no Louis T. Kooky treaty between the two coun- Revenue Service for a set- problems with any of his Jane Mauk tlement when he was originally current projects and tries. that the Ada Thomas, DeBary "If he (Carter) Is elected It charged. will be paid. Harold F. Walker, Deltona Odham also said that he. as a $s would be up to the people and Karen S. Fryer, Fern Park government of Panama to do- developer and builder, must "All I want to do now," Annie M. Bracken, Orange ride if they are prepared to pay sign "hundreds of forms" each OdJan said, "is get squared City that price. We would have liked year and that he didn't away with everyone and put Madeline G. Rudolph, Orange President Ford to be more defi- remember whether he had this entire mess behind me." -. "There is nothing that should people from a public health standpoint," said Will y Johnson, head of the date's ra-diological laboratory In 01, . 'S ' Odh a rn Relieved do . . TALLAHASSEE (AP) — There's no reason for the House Rules Committee to convene Friday for a special briefing on the controversial Cross-Florida Barge Canal, the House Republican leader says. House Sped ker Donald Tucker, DTallahassee, has called the rules panel to a Friday briefing by Col. Donald Wisdom, Jacksonville district engineer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. also responded quickly, saying nile and precise In his own in. and a sound compromise." Ford added that If the two he was "disappointed that tentlons," said Ambassador NIcountries are unable to reach Max Frankel of the New York President Ford thosetodjsmjss colas Thuc3ifhe manttosaythatthe Ford said Owe United sstes igreenunt before the SALT I the Russians ware not using human rights nf millions of "must and will maintain corn-treaty expires Oct. 3, 1977, "you people In Eastern Europe." Eastern Europe as "their own A senior European diplomat plate access to the Panama Ca- will unleash again an abut sphere of Influence and were arms race with the potential of said of Ford's assertion, "It's " not making certain "with their crazy. If it Isn't, what's the On the arms limitation talks a nuclear holoca ust of w troops that It's a Communist North Atlantic alliance (NATO) with the Soviets, Ford said he believable dimensions." all about?" "met just last week with the The President replied: "I Carter retorted that during During another exchange, foreign minister of the Soviet don't believe, Mr. Frankel, that Ford cri ticized the Democratic Union, and he indicated to me Ford's two years in the White the Yugoslavians consider Congress for failure to disclose that the Soviet Union is Inter- House "there has been abso. themselves dominated the names of compa nies that ested in narrowing the differ- lutelyno Progress made toward Soviet Union. I don't believe the had participated In the Arab ences and making a realistic a new SALT agreement." Romanians consider themboycott against Israel and said selves dominated by the Soviet he had directed the Commerce Union. I n't believe that the Beatrice B. Bissonnette, 02 - ii anallb uriecing Br ie fing U nnecessary? (Continued From Page 1-A) HOSPITAL NOTES the United Auto Workers' National Ford Council today, it then goes to a vote at the 99 Ford bargaining units around the country. Union officials have said they would not disclose terms of the agreement until after the council took action, ' / . F' C — If the three-year agreement is approved by . by having no procedures for Independents to get on the presidential ballot. Carter Wins Second Debate Officials said they were taklag further readings today but that so far the Increase was in line With what other dates reported from Um Sept. 26 blast. . M,('n,.fh,'0 ,4ihf , tmco'tltttrni 1li, aJ ub1,,Igi,1 .iuw &vii ieiiw — vote on it. -. - ____ gendral has"begun duties as a senior vice president of the Weyerhaeuser Co. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — President Ford and Jimmy Carter will be joined by Eugene McCarthy and Tom Anderson on Florida's presidential ballot, elections officials have announced, McCarthy is the latest addition to the list, His name was put on Wednesday when the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a Florida move to keep him off th e ballot. Th e New Orleans-based court upheld a ruling by Fort Lauderdale federal Judge Norman Roettger that the state's election law 444 Compare It $549 Anywh.rel (( Take a good look at this superbly constructed suite in wood finish on wood products. Solid parts on selected hardwood Iding and mirror frames of smulated wood Antiqued hardware! You get triple dresser, tall framed twin mirror,, 5-drawer chest, and full- or queen-size headboardl Also available in burnished white on selected hardwoods! ARE )'Ofi 7?/E 4&91 it°x k'/a/1'WS, ThE AIFZ4 14',WIv,s' 5&4f/4t'/.E (WTY CcfM/ss/oN.e? 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F1.A, 32771 Area Code 305 332 2611 or 131 9993 Thursday October I ã1Lgfl CIN we having a 16 Yew. When they aren' t dodo" rat. Uukea ftm In Geneva, ogd re -51ift th —i"m hot am heavy go ft debits. I haven't attended any cLNnIUll debates (If you adad, weekly knockdown i.ea1y, 11 jut have to 1011101011 ho, the ao mot be .hipIiig IL First, I pidared Dnocrth Dave Cuter eying Dick Wlflliis, hop&itg to steal the Republican In. ctmil's thunder aboit ouinnun1clng wi. th the by ItMe metbers A round 7. 1976-4A WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H OSHRIN Editor WILLIAM 0. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director Il"t;ii 11ilivi'r Wik. 3511'flLS: M'I11h.$2.40: 6Mlnth, $14.20; Yt•.,r. $2*40. H Mall. In I1i'ri4i MøflC as home deliver). All .iilicr 1)11111: Month. t2.O: ii .M onths. $16.20: 12 Months. $32.40. Sine, bngoita at the coarthese) VAW _____ ii ke 'A rvl I 1111111111C. "fllbeavallabls, all day, every day .... even o Sundays and Big Jim Folsom Day In Alabama," Guitar prnI.e Wllliami. has ars; sold ea do"his ham been hi orne, to "my" work knows "Besides," WIlliim. muses. 'Who', this Folsom " Bib, bib," matters The 11*1k U.N. Fiddles, By ED PRKZETT Ill_U aii U urw iam S..0 anWat uwaJ; 5"li e senOihtoflll eagenda—Sou ernAfrjca, th th terrorism, Middle East, Cyprus, international the lear prollferaticm, and the economic relations nuc weendeveloped and developthgcountijes,to name a few. Twootherissues—Korea,andtheproposed athjonofaedVjm_ were tonthe back-burner at the outset, In deference to the preelection political uncertainties in the United States. i : Otherwise the openIn the seuIonfound the General Assembly preoccupied with its favorite : subject status. First the newly independent Seychelles Islands had to be accorded the status of U.N. membership. The Seychelles have a population of 56,000, but now have their flag waving on a new pole outside the U.N. building. In fact, thereareflveextra flagpoles waiting for other new members yet to come none 1 w111 suffer the indignity of having to wait for a pole - to be erected for their flag after they are voted In. Then there was the thorny problem status- _____ Suddenly, a second Demoa'atic contender for the throne, John Alexander, begin, to rap the present eQuity riosnmlon, hlwhig Incumbents fOfall the1115 hil1flt hi the coisity including blind I The 31st session of the United Nations Assembly got under way .rentky without gerraung many neaallnes. Not thSt there aren't I I ye Iwsial NsraW, SNkriii, FL the's a voter, and It's that time Of year when politicians mot obey the Golden RU11b1 nke th voters, Suddenly Binford promises to. write the rat- moeiIoea and nude dancing. "Who bUI* the piesit costhoepe?" pipes In Tom Btnfor& Noting the expenee and the fact that You can't wenh the windows, the Independent cwdieiaysft all onAlezander, who WAS inomce when that decision was made. Not to be oitdona,, Blnford's opponent, Bob French, shouting "blood Is thicker than water," ,4i1m, oidrlgl* that Rlnford Is tied to the "machine" In Seminole County. Republican contender 8111 Kirchhoff says he's been around Sanford a long time and has yet to spy a "political machine." However, Kirchhoff Promises that ifhe spots one he'll eradicate ftjnthe name of good goveromenL Meanwhile, Republican Vince Perry Is practicing acouwiting, sharpening up his skills In anticipation of applying them to the county budget Perry, however, seems confined as to what acMforto use to tryandplacatearatUeenake-waving mother from Geneva who vows mayhem Against School Supt. Bud lAyer because school bum don't rim on the dirt road shelives on. No one understands what she's doing at a commission debate. And no one cares. After all, YO thinks It should be bswied In one of his wellL Klrchhoff wants the snake killed, while Guitar says it should be arrested and placed In a Jail NO guarded by AIlwwde Police ailef Jeetus East. Meundsr wants the u.ke delivered to the courthouse, while Williams, who has been carefully evaluating the situation, suddenly sans up what candidates have been thinking, "Frankly," he says, "It seems, maybe, politics Is getting justa little hit Martial Law Quiets Riots • - ________________ DON OAKLEY' . ___ Western defense planning, according to one source. IfItIs ' ____ Al - _gi N ____ toformaticm expected to be learned from the 2'ftg-25 Jet that was flown to .hpan by a fcting R'" Usidenant could haves major effect on * . \ ___ ___ S. ___________________ _ -- ________ .,. _____ ,\ _____ ___ " •• ____ ____ BANGKbK, Thailand / % factor. The bed Intelligence brains In the West could have worked for years and have spent millions trft to ferret out the Mg's secrets by conventional espionage methods and have sue. ceeded inohi only and plem of, Now, literally out of the blue, Russia's most edv. fighter plane has been dumped into their lape Intact simply because one lowly lieutenant got fed up with the regime he lived under. Unfortunately, chance, accident and the unforeseesbie can work both ways, and have. We remember the British scientists Alan N & Kla us Fuchs, 19I4 turned over atomic secrets of Incalculable value to the Soviets before they were caught. Here again was the unpredictable human factor at works changing history but with far less happy consequences for the free world than ____ _____ _J Congress's Popularity Shrinking - - President Ford, for example, was right on , target when In his first debate with Jimmy Carter, 1w blasted th e I.eghiative Branch of I government for presently spending annually wise — of which delegation gets to sit closest to the / almost $1 billion on Itself for housekeeping, speaker's rostrum. This was solved by drawing salaries, expenses and the like. ___________ lots. Indonesia won. It was tougher, though, to deal It is totally Indefensible that while the wi th the Palestine Liberation Organization, which bers of representatives and senators has num ___ ____ demanded a nameplate at its desk like those which /1/it. remained constant over the years, apI, Identify each nation in the assembly. proprfaflons for the House and Senate, and their The PLO,ofcourse,js not a nation oraU.N. joint activities, has risen more than $100 million between 1960 and 1970. From 1970 to 1976, this member, but has been admitted under Arab 11 I fliure ruse an additional $250 million. pressure as an "observer," like a dozen other L For the fiscal year J ust ended, the Congress organiza tions which have seats In the assembly spent a total of $925 million on Itself. From June hail, but no nameplates. The Arabs went to bat for 1970 to the end of 1975, the number of Legislative the PLO. The result: all the "observer" Branc h employes r a whopping fl per cent, delegations now get a nameplate. 6,750 employes, to Its present total of 37,303. One-Two The Old' Fina lly there are the parties, luncheons and ___________________________________________ Why In the world, J ust to single out one absurd dinners. A good U.N. diplomat can't go to nation expenditure should the U. S. Botanic Garden the Case collect, cultivate and grow plants for display in A's reception without also going to nation B's. co ngressional offices, at a yearly cod of $1.2 Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim looked at the largest corporations has million? social schedule and calculated It was adding as ; stoppedofngAmerica's b*o the private and emotional Codgre&i has also, quite correctly, been much as five or six hours to,the worng day. "Th lives q(Jbppi1iga through the usc of per. "labeled hypocritical for lecturing the Executive time and energy invo(ved, not to méntfod the ex aonally and I.Q,tMs and the on of Bruch on morals and ethi cs while at the same e other nonessential information, and has found ~ pense," he told correspondents, "detract time winkingat unethical and illegal activities on Is doing quite well wIthout it. heavily from resources that should be devoted to At 84, President Tito has already lived two more than a match for the pinpricks of the part of certain of *own members. our work, as well as Imposing a burden on the In an Interview in the current Issue of the years longer than Mao Tse-tung. So there was a It Is absolutely outrageous that Senate GOP nationalist subversion. Harvard Business Review, Frank T. Cary, natural, if premature, chatter of alarm when the health of those involved." But the second thing toy is that Yugoslav Leader Hugh Scott and other senators can chairman and chief executive officer of Inter- day But status and protocol must be served, It separatism probably will grow more prickly receive unlawful contribution., from Gull Oil but national BusIuMth(Th),uys that announced that It was obliged to postpone when gercontrol the Senate Ethics Committee votes 5-1 against seems. All we can say Is that some of those company now only asks job-seekers for the in. President Glscard d'Estalng's state visit it. Because of its complex national composition, even Investigating these charges. diplomats should worry less about their own status formation It thinks Is necessary to make the because Tho was unwell (later diagnosed as It turns the stomach to learn that when Gulf protest In Yugoslavia tends to flow into employment decision name, address, previous acute liver trouble. and more about the status of the U.N. as a whole, Oil's chief lobbyist. Claude Wild, was under fire nationalist channels. education and a few other basic facts. which has been going from bad to worse. With a So an old fear re-emerged, which has alumhis Illegal corporate contributions, he could The six republics have very different Incomesfor receive a letter from Sen. Da "We don't ask about the employment of the bered for some years. When President Tito dies, budget of around $400 million plus another $1.6 niel Inouye, Dpe r head. Presi dent Tito commands a loyalty Haw applicant's spouse, about relatives employed by might the six republics of Yugoslavia start aii, a mem ber of the Watergate billion in programs its agencies administer to the that for many Yugoslav citizens transcends their Committee,former which reads: mt,i or for previous addresses. We don't ask break away from each other? Will some of them organization is beginning to strain even the more nationalist or religious beliefs. His eventual about treatment for nervous tormental eIQ.,I up! Please know that your friends are successors will not be so lucky. charitable comment heard so often: "Well, it's Illness. We don't ask about arrest records or strong wlthyou.If!canbeofanya,please Iiiclash among hardliners In To contain nationalist pressures better than nothing at all." 1110)' PoildinS criminal charges or criminal In- Yugoslavia's Communist party? Might they or have to choose: either todrengthenthe powers not hestitate to call." dictments. We do ask itboid convictions, but only some of the Individual republics call in Moscow's Incredible. Small wonder that In the public of the central government or to try to tame convictions during the previous five years." help? opinion polls the Congress Is at the bottom of th e republics by giving them res ponsibility. The reason for the company's Change In The first thing to say Is that this Is a large list of Institutions held in esteem by the poli cy, says Cary, "is that we were getting a lot dreamro er of que ll stions to con jut up out of the Centralization probably will not work. One American public. of data we really didn't need. It was duttering up activities of five nuts. The Croats who actively The National Academy of Sciences has concluded that the problem Is that no single national group IS the files. Worse than that, It was tagging along plot the federation's overthrow, and murder Its But It Is on the subject of absenteeism and fluorocarbon gases, used mainly as propellant., In aerosol ans, overwhebulngjy strong; the Serbs after people. Particularly in the case of ui- di ' plomats In the West, are the minuscule and that I think Congress, and certain largest group but are dill a good deal less are a serious threat to the earth's protective layer of ozone. favorable Information abo ut an employe, there's lunatic fringe of the two congressmen, are getting a bun rap. Or at least , million or so Croats who half the total population. So centralization might ür But the scientists said there should be a two-year delay of a tendency for the material to follow the person live scattered In Western countries. They have my regulation In order to rind out more about the exact dimensions look Like Servian hegemony which the Serbs are Uvifles judgment, is not we such criticism of these ac. around forever and to influence management no International backing. In Yugoslavia itself, ll thought ott. of the threat. too weak to enforce. And it could tempt the decisions that It shouldn't. the security forces, which will survive Tito, are Soviet Union to play one group against the other. Selective regulation will almost certainly be needed at some time In the future, according to the report. Hd reporters Carl West and Alan Horton make a big deal out of the fact that We draw several conclusions. First, the scientists are a Just last Year 279 COflgressmfl took $600,000 sober, conservative bunch. They aren't stampeding. But they do worth of tripe abroad to 70 countries. When display serious concern. Second, the Du Pont Co. and other manufacturers of fluorotransportation and other costs are Included, this figure rises to as much as 88 million. carbons should Intensify their research to find a harmless SUUUIe gas. In an article In the "National Enquirer," WASHINGTON It took Secretary of State Third, people would do well In their consumer decisions to "The use of smoke as a counter-measure," headlin ed "Voters Are Being Shortchanged by resolution that Rep. Stephen Solarz, D.-N.Y., had M avoid aerosol cans where possible. Henry Kissinger's personal intervention lad notes the secret report, "was severely li embers of Congr ess Who Neglect Their Duties ed mit offered , It called upon the United States to deny to ________________________________ week to overcome a congressional effort to block during this evaluation because German Run for President," House GOP Leader John recog nition to Transkei, a vassal black state the sale of$ Maverick air4o-gound missiles to regulations uie., charges; "Congress Is damaged by the prohibit Its use when aircraft are created by South Africa. Saudi. Arabia. overhead." a bsence of senators and congressmen who DeKieffer conceded to us that he had writt Not mentioned in the public discussion was Became of German range restraints, the en neglect their duties while r unning for the key passages and passed it out for use on that the Saudis will now be able to exchange Pres id t." en attacking missile-carrying pWnes were also Capitol Hill. He also admitted that he had failed missile fire with their two principal rivals In the obliged to conduct simulated strikes. Sensitive to Label the material as com ing from a foreign Singling out such members of Congress as Middle East, Israel and Iran, which have Instruments recorded how effective the agent, which is req uir ed by law. He sa id both Hube rt Humphrey, already purchased Maverick missiles from the Maverick would have been George McGovern, Morris agaLut actual Republican Study Comm ittee head Ed Feulner Udall United States. Classified documents show, targets. and Birch Bayh, Rhodes observes: and Rep. Dent were already aware that he was a "A check of the major candidates In however, that the Saudi., originally wanted 1,000 recent Air Force officials assured the GAO that all register ed South African agent. years Indicates a 30 to B) per cent drop in anof these sophisticated missile& factors had been assessed In previous tests and Footnote: The South Af rican embassy also awning roll calls. This i A secret duly by the General Accounting s unfair to the taxpayers that the Maverick was deadly against tanks, passed out some of deKieffer's material on who elect Office also shows that the popular Maverick personnel carriers, parked planes these pe1e to rir.,en them." and other CapIt! Hill. We hnre !earr.cd ttat A.S. Hop1or the sunny tujweiast ground targets. penstein, an embassy counselor, dropped off the $ than for murky Europe. Nevertheless, the But Rhodes Is all wet. He's got things exactly Footnote: The GAO report also was critical of data at strategic offices, Pentagon has approved Maverick sales to our backwards. What Is unfair to the taxpayers that the Pentagon's paperwork in the handling of the WASHINGTON WHIRL: Secretary of State European allies. elect Big Spending li berals like Humphrey, Maverick program. Henry Kissinger reported to Presi de The Maverick air4o-ground missile Is guided nt Ford McGovern, Udall and Bayh Is not that they are SOUTHERN AFRICAN AGENT: Two after his return from Africa that he found black by TV sights, which function literally as the prominent congressmen recently took frequently a bsent, but that they are not absent up the leaders far more moderate In private than missile's eyes. Weather and lighting, therefore, came of South Africa on the House floor without In enough! It would be Infinitely pr eferable for the public. Apparently, they f l they mud sound are Important factors, ee America n taxpayer, and much less damagin g in mentioning that part of their speeches were Militant In their public statements. Kissinger is dollars According to the secret GAO study, the written word for word by a South African agent. an d cents, if guys like these took more pushing Rhodesia to accept a black prune • Maverick's "vulnerability to enemy defenses jun kets and were present to vote even Less. One congressman didn't even know it. Rep. minister, cflosen by the heads of the surrounding could significantly affect (Its) effectiveness In Philip Crane, R.I]l., who is considered one of the black st ates, as soon as possi bl e. The sooner this the European environment." This missile, with brightest members of the Think about it. How did we get In a si tuation House, said he thought is done, he advised, the less li kely it will be that w here the average fanfly pays $,j64 in taxes its not-always-seeIng TV eye, performed well In the speech came from the conservative of Ru ia ss will Interfere with Rhodesia. Europe. But 11w tests, according to the GAO, Republican Study Committee. all kinds? Why it is that Inflation, caused Largely by government didn't take into recount the 'operational spending and monetary cxThe committee got the speech, however, from Pr esident Ford has been ca lling for suitability (actors." the panslon, now costs e defeat of the Democra ts in Congress. But Donald deKiefler, a registered foreign agent for th average fam ily $1,062 stud y; "The overall success of South Af ri ca. at a annually? What has caused government closed-door meeting with congressional leaders committ ee pawned of f the the Maverick system in Europe could be less regulation o f the economy speech on Crane without saying where It came last week, he wished them "a good election" and which code your than the success rate reported If these (actors from. family and mine an additiona told them: "Hopefully I'll see you back In Ufl5rUy hgh prices? l $2,000 yearly In were considered," The second congressman, John Dent, D.-Pa.. Jan uary." An enemy could be expected, for example, to admitted he knew deKieffer had prepared the The answer is very Just call me 'Rocky? I returned a weirdo's House Speaker Carl simple: We got in our use smoke and smog to blind the Maverick's TV speech. Dent explained that he was rushed and Al bert pushed hard present economic predic behind II scenes to get th obscene gesture today!" eye. But in West Germany, where mod of the ament not because the e House out on time. Big "wanted to get whatever canned he.t I could 1k told President For Spenders in Congress were abroad pa rt y ing, tests were conducted, there are regulations get" into the debate. d at a closed leadership or because they were running for Iiicvtuig 'We're not going to be smoking tm the atnmsoliere. president. We bogged k)wfl by got in The two identical speech secticns rippoe a o currnitflscM 0111 r)rt,nf bIlk inCsi' because"tj "rnh,.r, ,,f - / 6 the U.S.C., ____ I. ' -ri' \\ // Jetliner Wreckage Probed .'.. a .. BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AP) Search through the wreckage of a Cuban Jetliner today, looking for clues to the cause of an explosion that ripped through the DC8 shortly before It plunged into the ocean, killing all 78 persons aboard. The Cubana airlines plane had just taken off from Bridgetown on Wednesday when the pilot reported the explosion. He attempted to return to the airport, but crashed 11 miles from the Caribbean resort Island. Some officials speculated sabotage could have been involved. - vessels hunted .t/i - , THE LONDON ECONOMIST , UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Africans sought support in the U.N. Security' Council' today for a binding arms embargo on South AfrIca aimed at forcing her to get out of Ndmibja. A similar embargo was vetoed by Britain, France and the United States last year. Informed sources said recently that U such a resolution Is submitted, the Western Big Three would veto It again. African diplomats have given council members a Private, informal and unofficial draft of an embargo resolution, hoping to negotiate a final text that could be submitted to the council next week. - WINGTON— 1n recant months, for a sex scandals, excessive variety of reasons nest-feathering and for Ignoring ethically The \Nor I.d VVa tc h S. II fØ 11 L.:,. PEOPLE S Tatum O'Neal Named 'Female Star Of The Year' - LOS ANGELES (AP) Tatum O'Neal has been named "Female Star of the Year" by the National Association of Theatre Owners. She will be honored Oct. 13 at a Disneyland awards ceremony. The 12-year-old actress, daughter of movie star Ryan O'Neal, won an Oscar for her debut Performance in "Paper Moon." Her second film was "Bad News Bears" with Walter - - - Aerosol Threat Mat thau. JACK ANDERSON Weather Blinds MISS1*1e - BERRY'S WORLD AID FOR 'ANNIE' By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Attorneys for former central Florida gambling czar Harlan "The Colonel" Blackburn Will ask Circuit Court Judge Voile A. Williams Jr. on Friday to extend Blackburn's freedom on appeal bond despite the U.S. :1 - " w,,, $10,000 appeal bond. Rhodes said he has filed a motion with , (j1 5l,JJ5 UlCER $lClIft IS HERE and you don't need a fat Incom• to qualify... ll you need Is a Flagship Bank Amoricard and checking account 10 A 1hz Dig- With Flagship "lounc.bss" chocking we I • automaitcoy cover any ov.rago and charge It to your lank Am.rkord. 1 2 . scheduled before Judge William Friday at3:ISp.m.on a new motion to extend the Seminole, Is on parole after serving 3!z years In federal prison on gambling and income- at an Orlando motel parking lot In a I a.m. raid and seized 40 pounds ol marijuana. Ex-Bookmaker Wins Five-Year Probation A 39-year-old South Carolina man who pleaded guilty to bookmaking after being Indicted by Florida's statewide grand jury In connection with a i' Cowart Jr. meted the probation to Jack Leroy Crenshaw, formerly of Orlando, who went to L.as Vegas to work as a card dealer after sheriffs agents raided the football-betting operation last Nov. 1 at Lake Destiny Apartments, Altamonte Springs. Crenshaw was later Indicted along with Luther Judson McNamara, 52, also of Orlando. Crenshaw was brought back to Seminole to face trial but pleaded guilty in a plea. bargaining deal in which State Ally. Abbott Herring's office Circuit Court Judge Joe dropped a second bookmaking count and charges of main. taming a gambling house and resisting arrest without violence. Attention to duty. A prerequisite for every Brisson professional. Crenshaw told Judge Cowart that he's "always been a gambler" but is now working for $75 a week at his brother's mercantile store in Lancaster, S. C., so he can support his wife and five children. In earlier court appearances, Crenshaw said he "didn't keep any books, but I was about br oke and we couldn't have been making much money." McNamara said the bookie operation took bets by telephone and its best week brought in a $3,000 profit. He said the operation was being phased out when sheriff's agents raided the apartment after utilizing court.ordered wiretaps to gather evidence. McNamara free on appeal bond on a concealed firearm conviction, pleaded no contest to the bookmaking Indictment and was sentenced to 90 days In jail plus 10 years probation and 12 !L!...l ru:wcuu ation, which will sponsor a political rally Sunday at its recreation field in conjunction with the Seminole County League of Women Voters, has received 28 acceptances out of 34 candidates invited to the rally. The candidates are those whose name appears on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. plete with carnival rides, games, donkey and elephant Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 34 months suspended sentence. In another case this week, Judge Cowart put a Casselberry juvenile originally Indicted for armed burglary, a life felony, on a three-year probationary sentence. Hank Paul Alvarez, 17, could ha ve received a maximum sentence of five years in prison on his guilty plea to the lesser and Included offense of larceny of a firearm. The Lake Howell High School student entered the plea after negotiations In May following his April arrest on a Seminole County Grand Jury indictment charging he burglarized a Ca.sselberry residence on Feb. 17 and while therein armed himself with a rifle and a pistol. Judge Cowart meted four years probation for Michael Elder, 21, of Houston, on his guilty plea to a grand larceny charge. fl...!..f. A "county fair" atmosphere will prevail at the rally, com- Sanford, Florida Inilatlonary pressures In the economy, since they are less volatile than farm priclm "Bounce less " Checking ride's for the youngsters, eoncessions with all the makings of lunch and snacks. Bands from both Milwee Middle School and Lyman 111gb School will entertaIn along with "Uncle Sam" ithe' stilt walker) and other performers from Rosie riers Entertainment and games start at 11 a.m. with speakers commencing at 1 p.m. The festive day Will continue into the late afternoon. The recreation area is located in the Woodlands, one mile east of Interstate 4, off SR 434. Seminole County headquarters of John Grady, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Lawton Chiles, will open with special ceremonies at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. The headquarters is located in a building across from the Springs at 434 SR 434, A cocktail party-reception In honor of Slate Rep. Robert liattaway ([)-Altamonte Springs) will be held from 6:.10 to 9 tonight at the Mai tland Civic Center. Sill Lake Nowell Cud Monday. 7:31p.m. M.ntO.msry Ward Wndnssday.IS ama? p.m. W. CsI.iWal Ott,, AL.TAMONTI SPRINGS M.nI.m.ry Ward TIi.rsy .11 am. & 7p.m. laterstata Mail. i-s a 436 CASSILICI St. Astusthis Church Friday. 11am, a 1:36 p.m. Sunon a SuMit, off 11.92 You pay no duos or y.arI' m..neb.rshlp 1,.. 0 UnUko many other credit cords, your ni.mb.rshlp Is absolutely fr.. and It may b* us.daf over 1.1 miUlon locations world'wld,. - , TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) Former Alabama Gov. James E. "Big Jim" Folsom visited the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind, where he'll soon take up residence. The former governor is legally blind, according to his son, Jack, who accompanied him, George McFaden, director of the department for adult blind and deaf, said that after Folsom is admitted he will be trained in walking with a cane and taught daily living skills. "I want the fundamentals, learning to walk and pick up a fork," said Folsom, who served two terms as Alabama's governor. He will be 68 Saturday. As governor, Folsom successfully backed a $3-million bond issue to build the institute in this east Alabama city. 905 Laurel Avenue for Industrial commodities as an Indication of the underlying - a kq The Woodlands Civic Associ- 0 - - - 4 The U.S. Pestal Service Will opea*e en a bslldey sebedale, Menday, Oct. 11, in oboevaace if Celumbis Day. N. residential or beehuss delivery will be Provided. However, service to lecibezeg will be mai.d, and spedal delivery service will be provided as usual. liz evasion convictions. The Florida Supreme Court the U.S. Supreme Court for a denied Blackburn's appeal in rehearing In the Blackburn the Lee shooting case and case. Rhodes sought review of the case by the U.S. Supreme Blackburn, 57, was sentenced by Judge Williams In January On July 9 Judge Williams l974to six-months t0 10-years In NIW MIMSIRS ruled that Blackburn could WILCOMI IACH WICK Supreme Court's refusal to prison after a Jury convict ed remain free 90 days on appeal 16.0 I. 101H.S2.11mch we" stiff review his conviction In con- the former lottery chieftain Iii Call 331DIIT nd; this bo the time expires LONGW000 nection with. ;a 1971, connection with a telephone weekI S1111461,11110 U1111111114 11 I Liiood asssit1n attempt yde booth ' 4 U1*adløcaPch' 'rst ty. Abbott eçTthg in 1971 111' whIch t a longtime .Ztat M441a'.7.JSe,m.. .r'.'' sought revocatthn 'of BlackHwy. csaai.e Blackburn's attorney, Blackburn associate was burn'salndafterBlack WINTER PARK Richard S. Rhodes of Orlando, wounded. burn was arrested July 16 by St. NicNard's Episcopal said today a hearing is Blackburn, who lives In south Orange County chirith sheriffs agent - -I--- pest of the food price hikes at the farm level usually are passed along shoppers within $ sift time Consumer finished foods that Is, goods ready for sale on grocery shelves rose seven_ tenths per cent last month, foilowing declines In each of the preceding five months. Farm prices rose 1.1 per cent last month, following declines of 2.9 per cent In August and 1 per cent In July. Processed foods and feeds were up onehajl per cent In September, after, also dedjnlng in July and August. Mall Holiday Blackburn Making Bid To'Stay Out Of Prison operation has been sentenced to five years probation. '4 broad range of Industrial goods, the govenmient reported today, The Labor Department report Indicated strong Inflatlonary pressure In the economy, and was certain to provide Democrat Jimmy Carter and other administration critics with fresh sazunwiltion In the presidential campaign. President Ford's economic advisers were concerned that today's 4m'tI'i as well an some yet to come before the Nov. 2 election, would Increase public anxiety and put their man on the defensive. The Sentember Increan was the lard since wholesale -rose one-tenth of 1 per cent In Augiet, and increases which averaged three-tenthi of 1 per cent In the three preceding Economists usually are more The new surge In prices is likely to mean higher cods ahead for consumers. since While "Resuscitation Annie" lies on the floor, Joe Doyle practices some of the lifesaving techniques he has been learning at Milwee School. The course Is being taught by two Altamonte Springs firemen, Mike Delman and Bill Baer, First phase of the C.P.R. (Cardio Pulmonary Resusitatlon) class began today with lessons in mouth-to-mouth breathing and external heart massage. A classmate, Mike Sawyer (right), awaits his turn. 'Big Jim' Folsom Now Blind - be reflected first at super. monft south Seminole sports-betting c moigho,doeprlmarflytohigher cods for farm products and a market counters, since at lead concerned about price trends South Africa Embargo Sought is questionable conduct among Its own members has Jintiflably been severely ____ _____ Bangkok's streets - Sangad clamped strict controls on the local Press and demanded that international news organizations submit for censorship all stories critical of the new government. Soldiers guarded some government buildings and a tank was stationed In front of the supreme military headquarters, but the capital generally was reported calm following Wednesday's seizure of power by Sangad, who has taken a tough anti-Communist line. - __ more illustration the role of and aeddent thry, andof eapecielly of unforeseeable the imponderable and human \ - ______ - were quiet today as Thailand's new military ruler, Sangad Chalawyij, declared martial law in the wake of bloody street clashes that left at least 26 persons dead and 180 wounded. JOHN D. LOFTONS JR. Accident, H istory Converge WASHINGTON (AP) changes at the wholesale level InrIal commodity prices Wholesale pr1ces aoer.d nine- are generally followed at the Increased nine-tenths per cent, tr4bo of 1 per cat In Siçten- retail level, the largest rile since a 1.2 per her, the ibtped hiaius In 11 'The hiereanes probably will eel advance last October. On Streets Of Thai Capital U. & Sen. 1AWt011 Cliilsibtakelafld) will put his walking shoes on In Sanford Friday morning. Odlea is scheduled to begin his trek at 400 Crystal Drive around 9 am. At 10:10 am., (Idles is scheduled to visit the Carriage Hill subdivision In Caanelberry before departing for St. Johns Coady. Chiles walked more than 1,0000 miles six years ago which took 90 days and stretched from One end of the date to the other. That was during his first CWflPIl&fl for national office. -Most In ii Months BRIEF / weirdL" wholes, aIe Prices Up VIN RD tiemiake up in his, "Bugle," bid 000001111Frendi Thoredsy, Oct.?, 1976—IA ,., G.1 loan 24 hours a day, 7 dày.' a'w..k J 0 with your Flagship lank Ans.rkard. a s.rvke not availabi. with Mast.rcharg& or other Bank Am.rkards.Sim ply us* any 24 Hour Jock In Florida and scoot off with a loan of up to $100.00. Coma by and sign up. Our lobby Is op.n from 9 to 4 daily, Fridays 9 to 6:30. FULL IkAmootia "C, ulusca F DI C 0 FLAGSHIP BANK 'OSI ci, i IO Of 141144110 V. 11k,F 01111 Ill, "jc*u 'a .:. ' t'e I,, S..iki.q In. 9 # .M .I.e s.,., .0 41t �- IIA Loading Woman Democrat In .Conn.cticut Race Wcoeirguira A Vote4effer For Maverick Weicker T :It's Daley 'Puppet' Vs. Nemesis Of Demo'Machine' NIdenIees___ ao HAR1TORD, Comm. - San Lowell P. Welcker is it rare breed of for huip 'p---- the top" from presidential Coast" - Fairfield Courdy - has been too buay gathering per. years of service In Connecticut's Senate baton becoming nom1js amisJimmy Carter. aonal pubIIc1t to really come to grip, with matters that plague secretary of the state In Ifl. RepobMcur - an incanbs* wbo Is actually trying to rid. the &Ifl In its bwcy stage, of course, ti*&bsffer-Welckar race the state - unemployment, energy, prices Watergate scandal Into election to a secoad term, and tax problems. The raw MatiMles of Cmect1crt'i VOt$ nskssç in Mti. has yat proderad no real "Issue" t,fta,. with pnisd signs InSPRINGFIELD, M. - The next governor of flhjnojs wllJ In ruturn, Weicker, Is practically Ignoring Mr.. Schafer's Schaffer's major pita - Democrats odniinbe,lng Rspublicam While other Republicansdadder The primary was marked by name-calling and nukllnglng of attention Is the Mate's precarious financial condition and the at the very mudlon of the dicdftte that 1either boa young, aggressive prosecutor or an epri whole cp J .i . may wind up basically as a candidacy, as far as public statements are concerned. (He dId name "Watergate1" Connecticut's *.yeuold JseiIor senator the lowed order, so It's no surprise that the political scars are question of whether a tax Increase will be necessary to fund 574, to 4lO. However there are sizoso independii*' hi the OUUcIan who looks and talks Like his political ally, Chicago Wow t heal despite Howlett's SIlo 44 per cent victory margin, education. actually seems to revel it. Nih making his service however, play with her In a recad benefit tennis match. The six, date, and INS Is the colomivi that decides which way __ _ _ _ on the 1973. elections Mrs. Schafer Is =regarded an a moderate r Richard J. Daley. to liberal foot.alz lawmaker relishesthefact that he Is on. of Congress' 74 Senate Watergate committee lb. fulcrum ci his cwçslgn Iii Democrat, Walker effectively labeled Howlett as Delay's "puppet," and Weicker Is aiming squarely at those Indspsndeidi kno Neither candIdate favors a tax Increase. whiltile W esIIy tavoñte Is James H. Thompson, the fresh new Ia. of the identification duck, at least pertly because Hewlett Is almost giver up most of the conservatism better tennis player..) this normally Dmocratic state. Wddw was tougher on the hodIsplWadillf hula going to lose many conservative Republican. beatai 01 h 1llinot pollUc "It would be Irresponsible to even consider an Increase In taxes , is - member of the date lagialature Nb= admittistration duft those Watergate days than mod of The senator has agreed to meet his opponint in a series of frequent criticism of his own party. PA has am threatened to as old, rotund and Irish as the mayor. Thompson picked up on that so Long as we're wasting or wPirlor to becoming the Republican candidate, Thompm theme. misusing current resources," for a Iflembersbip card In the GOP's fib" wing. televised debates, apparently on ths, anumpUm Met be can leave the GOP on a few occuloins and to as an Independenti the Democrats on the committee. received national attention for winning convictions against Thompson mi. "Budget swings we posak " therefore, I do Mrs. Schafer knows she can't do anything about Weicker's verbally overpower her with his seven years of Washington as. The image Of the Political maverick who dowl bodwe to "Onecian rule ova the long haul produces Political and not form" that a tax Increase will be necessary.11 Whether the anti-Weicker Republicans will vote for Mrs. numerous members of Daley's politics] "machine," jJ trump card - Us oftokelmess an the Watergate issue and his perience - two as a member of the House Pdw to his ascension to Schaffer condemn his own party is what Wekkw goveninerita1 conditions which are not healthy," Thompson says. or simply 4pre the Senate race Is another question, 'a ottempt He criticizes Howlett for promising voters too much, including a to NO In Us readium to critiche GOP natim" policies and the pwty plat. the Senate. late U.S. Appellate Judge and Gov. Otto Kamer. hid for_palulaut and Democratic votes. Thompson, who lives In Chicago, wall propelled into MY Some Democratic leaders privately admit that the undw the f that he will riot raise taxes. He adds: orm at the drop of a haL Hower, her strategy seems to be The DemOcrAtic candidate is Secretary of State Nchad j. governoes race an the basis of his Impressive iecol as a If Mrs. Schaffer Is to improve the odds against her, Oppoft Weicker Is Gloria Schaller, Counecticut's of aimed at proving Democratic ,tan because 01 a wlett is elected and keep all of the promises be,j; Howlett,a veteran office the WWW the date, who led the Dernotk ticket in vouil pour In holder who defeated the Incumbent attorney made then he'll bankrupt the state. If he doesn't i,1ne'll . governor, Dan Walker, In a vicious primary Election. the W two date dIeCtI0111L EM *L Sellaffer concedes The Republican candidate has spent his summer shaking hands bankrupt politics." Walker's defeat marked the ft time since IVU that an in. at county fairs and imsing white papers on however, that she is a decided Underdog in bar try to become the issues. H;wlett's major theme ____ govemmr had been decled renomination by his party. second woman In two years to win ____ a major Connecticut election. An pracU matter, the only Issue which has attracted much compared to his Oonent's relative t q Democrat Ella T. Grasso In 1974 became the firM woman In the ____________________________________________________________________________________________ vings so b history 01 the nation to win a govemonhip,In her own right U without in som, way succeeding her huabmid. Underdog though dw is. - the 45-year-old Scheffa km the Savin wealthy New Have itdarb of Wootrliige believes that a camso big it only happens twi ece a hinatlon of_the Mate's built-In Democratic regletratlon edge and a persiated cpLgn to prove that Weicker his really done little for Connecticut can carry her to a narrow victory. t onI appens wice a year, is offlwt has Sa JCP -enney days ;i JCF ' enney ays ____________________________________________ - Closeout ______________________________ Sale$16 Rig. $20. Elegant floor . Spedal3.99 length tri-color robe Sale 8 Casual tops 20%o Women's polyester pull-on SCHAFFER with mandarin collar. Dacron polyester fleece in beautiful color tones. Sizes 10-18. slacks In solids and patterns, Choose favorite fall colors orretty pastels. 8-18. WEICKER Sale 12.80 2.99 Rig. $16. Women's floor length fleece robe 3•99 nylon with satin piping trim. lnjeweltonesand Pastels. 10-18. In sizes 38-44 reg. $18. Sale 14.40 Now.Cons us Bill Could Mean $$$ WASHINGTON - Florida could gain $50-million a year more In federal aid In coming years because of a mid-decade and alinual estimMe bill, Just passed by the House anA Senate, that will help target federal spending more accurately by Providing better population Information, The measure, H.R. 11337, was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Richard (Dick) Stoneand inthe House of Representatives by Rep. Patricia Schroeder of Colorado. Rep. William tobmair and Rep. Dante Fascell supported It. "Slace, I came to am Senate two AVgovarxilent I've tried totoend tax drain on Florkasus and urge theYears federal putthe its money where the People actually of*--"where they used to live according to outdated statistics," said Sen. Stone. 'Ibis bill and a parallel regulation by the Office 1 Managemeg and Budget (0MB) help to do that." H.R. 11W mandates an accurate population count every five years, Instead of every 10. It also requires the Census Bureau to Publish estimates of total population and cther population characteristics annually where possible. The cod of the five-year census probably will be offset completely by reducing the need for special Interim studies. The conference report passed the Senate on Sept. ) and the House onOct1. The President IsasedtoigniL _____ for education, health care, franMost federal money sportation, law enforcement assistance, pollution control and other services Is allocated according to formulas that use population as a factor to determine need. When outdated Population figures are used, fast-growing states like Florida are short-changed. "Florida now has two mIt1Iü pa ore than It hadthe at time a census was taken, In 1970," said Sen. Stone. That's an in. crease of almost per cent. If federal bureaucrats don't take into acco wd thefruesi eofowpopuIatmon we&fl't get hack um of our federal dollars as we deserve. 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Walker alleged during the primary that Howlett's position constituted a conflict of Interest because he was In a position to financially benefit the steel company. The governor said Hewlett had taken action on junked cars which helped the company. During the heat of the battle, Howlett resIgned the steel company job but continually said he had done nothing wrong. After the primary, the allegations were not forgotten by the Republican attorney gcncr!. His special assistant tred a rel*rt which substantiated portions of Walker's charges, and a court must now determine whether Howlett owes the state any money because of his outside employment, Howlett maintains that his experience is the main Luue because of date's financial condition coupled with a unique two-year term. "Inexperience breeds mistakes," he says. "It takes time to develop even the best college quarterback Into a professional. The governor's office Is no place for on the job training, especially now." 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Torn force us outside and David hit It was a very physical game, Cough) never had it so bed! Smith and Ricky Smith are from the outside. Then they butaverydeangame.We were Not until they entered the 3- coaches on the Seminole High took on Inside, aid Reuben hiL In oneen6orm all the way." on4 basketball tournament at athletic staff, while Terry Seminole High School. In Smith isa student who excels on Wednesday's night's final the basketball court. round, the Smith Brothers wee Richardson, former riding high and breezed into the Professional football player, is last bracket undefeatedassistant principal at Seminole Then they ran into Lamar while Cotton and Wiggins are Richardson, Reuben Cotton and Terry Smith's teammates on David Wiggins. the Seminole cage squad. . The once-beaten challengers There was speculation that stopped the Smiths by a 3019 the Smith Brothers made the score to force a wlnnertake-all finals primarily on teamwork championship round. The Smith and that the opponent in the Brothers lost that one also. 30- title game had to reach back for \ 21. •an extra surge to win. The Smith Brothers aren't "The difference in the final really brothers. In fact, they games was that Reuben and aren't even related. However, David played super," said they played like brothers in Richardson. "They tried to SPORTS SA—Evening Na-aid. Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct.;, len Hunter, Gura, Carlton Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football coaches, the Evening Herald presents t The Clipboard, a weekly feature I displaying depth charts from the I blackboards in coaching offices. Masked Marvel' Tapped 0 0 ' 0 000 000 David Wiggins works vs. Edward Guy In first round, Lamar Richardson In background chosen to go for the Kansas City most talkative of the managers ball," said the right-bander. "I Royals in the first game of the during the week prior to playoff was short-arming the bail and I American League series. time. On Wednesday, the van- couldn't make it Mar down." ' The National League man- bose Martin revealed that Guns, a Yankee castoff with gers, however, are still play- Hunter has had a sore arm this hitter feelings toward Martin, is mg "I've Got A Secret." looking forward to pitching year, perhaps i ______ I'ns at Reno Dess AMft Danny mint WillIe KeflAy Lee Ricky Moms vi,',u Jenkins Chuck McMullen Jim Kennedy Jim Edmonds Steve Robert Charles Bob s.rs David Witchar Henry OlIcivIat Kurt Schirard Rod Tinier Tim Palmer John Litton Mark Renaud Tim Raines DSUISII Gilchrist Jeff Anderson Alvin Sweet Sennis Strawter Ken Meadows Nate Washington Morrisiarbe? Chad Roll Chris hums Chris 019111111 Chip Wilkins Manager Danny Ozark of the sub-par season. Hunter, who led against his former team. Gura Philadelphia Phiflies indicates the Oakland A's to three world fashioned a 40 record after that Canton will be the Phillies' championships In the earl coming to the Royals in May In choice, although he has made a trade for catcher Fran Healy. , failed to , no official announcement yet. victory circle for the first time "I was hoping against hope I Cincinnati Manager Sparky in six years. would get to start Saturday," Anderson is pulling out all the "We decided not to say any- said the left-hander. "jyflj1 Psychological stops. He hasn't thing about it during the sea. told me In spring training he named anyone yet — and won't Martin told reporters would one me for long relief and 1nti1 FrIday, 24 hours before the about Hunter's tortured arm. "I spot starting. But 1w never did. NI playoff game in think we said he had something He never even let me warm up Philadelphia. "I know right now who it'll wrong with his leg. But tt was in the bullpen. This will bethe notahamstnlnguwe led y biggest, most emotional game be, but I'm not sang," says a believe. lie had tenilonitLs in his myll(e. I don't have anything mysterious Anderson. 90 right arm, against the New York's Billy Martin was Yankee H the first of the four managers to theHunter was given a shot for organization. But I do against pain and pitched admirably Billy Martin." Jody PickeRs Torn Green Defense------ Danny Flint Cr05 Primit R:er? Charles g.iy Lee Rod Turner Donnell Gilchrist An"" Chuck McMullen Don An Wiiijc Oiirard 4.1m Kennedy Rick Mann Ken Meadows Jeff Anderson Henry Gilchrist Mans Barber Veenis avian Ricky Bryson Virgil Jenkint Tim Palmer Darrell Johnson David Wilcbar Jedy PickeRs Chad Roll Spa rky' s Psyche Grain Of Salt 0 BY JIM HAYNES PHILADELPHIA (AP) — (102 victories). They're a good World Series, The World Series Cincinnati Manager Sparky An. team. But our Inexperience is is fun. This Is tough." derson can talk all he wants canceled out because we open Despite the pressure that's about the Reds' ponteeason ex- at home before our fans. It's building for the opener, Lupeninice and their ability to tough to come In here and play. zlnskl said he'll approach It as score runs. He can stay silent The fans are behind us. They've just another game. about his darting pitcher for waited a long time." "We did it through 162 games. .Jaturday's National League The 25-Year'old Luzinaki, a!- We had some tough series with ayoff opener. fectionately known as "The Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. The None of it Is upsetting the Bull" for his 6400t-1,2.powid only difference is that a couple Philadelphia Phillies, says AU- stature, will hopefully be recov- of million will be watching. And Star left-fielder Greg Luiliuki. ered from a hamstring pull this might be the only shot we "It's all part of Sparky's when the Phillies host the Reds get at this thing. Who knows? It psyche job," said Lminskj. Saturday In the opener of the might be a one-time thing. "Well, In this clubhouse it goes best-of-five-game NL playoffs. 'i think we're going to beat out like a grain of salt. He talks Luzlnski, who hit .304, 'cm. We have all the confidence about darting a left-bander slugged 21 homers and batted in In the world. We've been Mead of a right-bander, be. 95 runs in the Phillies' dash to a through the pressure cooker," -cause Timmy (McCarver) is nine-game victory In the NI the big outfielder added. "We atchIng. We won 101 games East, said It is important to the had our lead cut (from 15 to and we had to beat both sides Phillles not to get too keyed up three games). But we won with (right and left), for the playoffs. one of the largest spreads ever "They talk about experience. "All the pressure is in the in the Eastern Division. We We have respect for them. They playoffs," Laizlnski noted. "You went all-out all year. We'll do it have the best record in baseball have to win here to get Into the now." Issi Pigskin Bounces Untrue Funny the way a football bounces. First hop low, next one high. One straight, the other to the side. It's the same way with football teams. The weekly job of keeping a team's players pysched to the correct degree Is perhaps a head coach's toughest task. Generally, It Is the assistant coaches who get the chore of making certain that tackle stays down or that the corner back doesn't creep up too close to the line of scrimmage. Take Seminole High, whose football team is just off a resounding 26-20 victory over DeLand. The Seminoles play Friday against Colonial. Just around the bend is Gainesville the following week. How does coach Jerry Posey keep Colonial on the minds of his players? "I don't really know, we just try and prepare for this week's game," he says, admitting it has been a poor week on the practice field. Colonial is lapping up the situation, hopeful to make the most of it. Figuring he plays a superior schedule, Grenadiers coach Terry Manfredi hopes it pays off. While the Colonial-Seminole game game won't affect district races, it will make a gigantic difference to Seminole in its bid to crack that prep poll top 10, which has been a silent desire of Seminole teams last year and this one. Pickin' was slim last week, a 3-2 ledger bogging the overall mark to 13-8, kissing your sister. This week's delights: which is less Tops Croo Ouch! Crooms High's freshman football team took it on the chin Wednesday night as Kissimmee came up with a 124 victory which left the Panthers stumbling back into reality. "I'm not certain, but I think the kids were dill high from last week," said coach Barry Wenhold. Crooms had beaten Lake Brantley's frosh the 4 fun than previous game, 364. Kissimmee came to play, in fact, after failing behind by a 60 count, It took advantage of numerous penalties to keep drives going in the second half and score twice in the final stanza for the come-frombehind win. Arthur Jackson scored for Crooms in the second period on a four-yard run. Jackson led Crooms with 74 yards on 18 carries while Joe Baker added 41 on six lugs and Reggie Cleveland had 34 yards on five totes. But yards — make that a lack of yards — was Crooms' primary Concern, The Panthers had only 149 yards rushing and another 15 in the air. The passing game was less than sufflcfent-1-for.10. "Ow receivers were getting open, they were either overthrown or the pass was dropped," moaned Wenhold, reviewing the loss. Crooms tries to get back on the winning track Wednesday night at Lake Howell. Bishop Moore 27, Lyman 14— Some bruising backs move into Longwood for this one, and the matchup is an interesting one of former Metro Conference foes. Lyman comes loose again, but loses its magic touch late. Cocoa Beach 32, Oviedo 7— Here's another episode in the continuing saga of a frustrated football team from Oviedo. Again, the problem is that the opponent is far from complacent about scoring. Seminole 21, Colonial 7— A point in case for the little guys from Sanford" getting a chance to beat upon their "city cousins." Defense again the key for Seminole, not prepared to give up three TDs again this week. Lake Brantley IS. Lake Howell 13— This one could fall either way, and don't be surprised if a field goal in the final seconds decides it. Trinity Prep as, Sarasota Mooney 8—Saints are back. — NEW YORK (AP) Amen- league teams, If that group is that the designated hitter was can League pitchers may still unable to settle the issue, It will officially a rule before the new Come to bat inthe World Seim. be sent to baseball's artAtrator, contract became effective and The Major League Players Alexander Porter. therefore Is not reviewable by Association filed a grievance A least one member of that the Players Association. Wednesday to bar the one In the committee, American League 'The one of the designated World Series of designated President Lee MacPhaIl, hi- hitter In the American League hitters, claiming the rule Is a dicated Wednesday he didn't was official before the agreeviolation of a new agreement think the grievance was jinti- ment," countered Miller, ..but between the baseball players fled and that owners In his the use In a World Series was and the owners. league were upset over the Is. approved after the agreement It's not that the players' sue. and we thus feel we have a group is against the designated MacPhall said Wednesday grievance." hitter, according to Marvin Mil- Saturday's City. Either Dock EllIs, 17.8, or without discomfort. baseball playoff openers. Ken Holtzman, 14•11p Will The playoff4eted Hunter has in Game No. 3 Hunter admits that his arm for the Yankees been offlcally tapped to pitch when did give him trouble dijnng the pia stiirttoijew for the New York Yankees and York next Tuesday. 3UOfl. a revengeful Gura has been Martin, in fact, has been "I didn't get on top of the Charles Rleslns Bob Sorenso Jim EEdmonds Haynes Hunches 10 Steve Canton arid the "Masked / ----------------------- startat fl Catfish Hunter, Larry Guns, Hunter, 17-15, and Ed Figueroa, five runs In 21 InnIngs. On iio, as the pitchers for the Wednesday he hurled two inwill be the starting first two AL games In Kansas nings of an ixdra-aquad game ftcrh"elirs for I d) Seminole reveai his piayoffphanjw nins final earlier this week, he selected end of the BYTheAujp tb t P'I'tchin!9'* Still Bugging Cincy CINCINNATI (AP) — The kit missing most of the season last year, have 3.35 and 4.87 Cincinnati Reds, who proved a with a recurring shoulder prob. earned run averages and a col. year ago that pitching isn't cv- km. Now that Gullett appears lective 6-9 record, erything, try to do it again ready, veteran night-hander Cincinnati relies on the most this time in shakier shape. Jack Billlngham, 1110, suf- devastating hitting attack in Heading into their fifth Na- fered an arm injury in the baseball, one that produced tional League playoff in seven season finale that could bite club records in rims batted in, years, the Reds find themselves deeply Into Cincinnati's e; hIts, 1,599 and an unprece. in a familiar spot. They figure already-thin darting staff, dented seven 10-game winners to go as far their power and The best-of-five series opens on the 13-man staff. slick defense can take them. Saturday with the first two Manager Sparky Anderson Reds catcher Johnny Bench games at Philadelphia, before was forced to start rookie gives the pitching edge to their shifting to Cincinnati Tuesday. pitchers 50 times, but uncovplayoff foe, the East Division The Reds finished the season ered a stopper of sorts in the champion Philadelphia with a major league-leading process. Phillies. .280 batting average, their highPat Zachry, a skinny 6-foot-5 "I'd have to favor ed in 46 years, but failed to right-hander, stepped in to Philadelphia's darting Pitching produce a 20-game Winner for compile a 14-7 record In a bid to over ours, because of our the sixth straight year. win rookie of the year honors. question marks," said the nineA bullpen that played a key His 2.74 earned run average time All-Star. "The bullpen role in last year's world chamwas best among Cincinnati pionship has been shaky, al- starte rs and the ta ,t" ll Texan "The bullpen too." most a one-man force. Rawly proved his worth under presIf the Reds, baseball's winni. Eastwlck continued his sensa-sure with five victories over the ngest club over the past two tional relief work, winning 11 of pitching-rich Los Angeles years, have a soft spot, it is 16 decisions, saving 28 games Dodgers. their sometimes-superb, often- while compiling the best ERA Anderson will likely start wobbly pitching staff. on the club, a 2.06 mark. GulleIt, 11-3, or Zachry in the The problems darted early, Pedro Borbon and Will opener against left-hander with ace left-hander Don Gui- McEnaney, steady under fire Steve Canton, 20-7. ( - Thursday, Oct. 7, irn—e* DH For Series A V iolati on? it III lj'i IiP I I I I Evening Pta-aid, SsaIs, 4 PL ler, executive director of the Players Association. "We did not file the grievance on the merit of the designated crazier and his Rolls Walt Frazier Fights 'Bad Example' Rap By IRA BERKOW Whenever someone wishes to .iske a statement aiiuui an exploitive black sports star, Walt Frazier's name is trundled out. In a recent article, for example, on the New York Times op-ed page, William Serrin wrote: "But the problem is one of private people, too. The young blacks of Detroit) did not learn what they know by themselves. Magazines said that wearing wide-brim hats and carrying canes was black cool. The basketball player, Walt Frazier, who did not sweat, was cool.. Black people like Fred Williamson and Jim Brown found they could make a bundle making violent, sex-filled movies. And the Young blacks started in the fashion of the Hollywood actors, and it was no longer acting. It was violence and death on Detroit's East Side." Lumping Frazier with those alleged catalysts of mayhem Is muddle-headed. The marauding black youths of Detroit, to say the least, Impose themselves on others. No one says to Walt Frazier, "get away from me," except, perhaps, a man he is guarding on the basketball court. Frazier's cool Is marked by restraint. Frazier has never been called for a technical foul, for example, in his entire nine-year career in the National Basketball Association. He almost never even grimaces at a call by a referee, let alone complains about It. He has never gotten into a scuffle on the court; his reserve was dramatically demonstrated to a nationwide television audience, when, a few seasons back, an opponent on the Baltimore Bullets slugged Frazier in frustration. Frazier simply continued on the game. . A few years ago I was at a game the Knicks played in Atlanta, Frazier's home town. I noticed that Frazier left the pee-game warm-up drills to talk with a member of the band that played at courtajde. The band was made up of inmates of a nearby Georgia prison. After the game I asked Frazier who It was he spoke with. lie said It was a guy he had played with on his high school basketball team. I asked Frazier what the difference was between himself and guys like that fellow. Frazier said that he determined long ago not to gràw up standing on the corner, nodding and talking jive. He wanted to make something of himself and he knew it would take work. He came to the belief that "cool" was the answer. That is, a positive "cool." One also wonders about Serrin's point about clothes. Is he saying that wearing widebrim hats stirs up hostile blood In young blacks? Like many of us, the better Frazier dresses, he says, the better he feels. Even on the court. The neater he feels in his uniform, he says, the better he usually plays. It Is a matter of pride and self-respect. Psychologists tell us that we must respect ourselves before we can or will respect others. And who should judge how wide another's hat brim ought to be? As for being an example to youth, Frazier says, "The only thing about me that I'd want kids to identify with is that I'm my own man. I don't use people and I don't let people use me. hitter rule," Miller told The Associated Press Wednesday night. "But the settlement we All Graduating To The Moviem? reached with the owners states MIAMI BEACH (AP) that any rules change must be "Boxing was small time, I'm the key to A1I'a decision. "Iftlds pidure is asc, s, I negotiated with the players. graduat in g to bigger things," don't think he'll ever fight This change was never even Muhammad All says. But there again," Dundee said. "But discussed with the players. are growing doubts he is serious that's Just my opinion." Therefore, it's a contract about retiring and passing up a There have been reports of a violation," $10-million payday with George struggle within the Muslims be. National and American Foreman. tween Herbert Muhammad and League owners have been All said in Istanbul last Fri- his bothir, Nation of Lsl,ani unable to reach an agreement day, three days after success- leader Wallace Muhammad, on the one of a designated hit- fully defending his heavyweight According to reports, Wallace ter. The AL has been using the title against Ken Norton , that Muhammad would like All to rule, which allows the manager he was retiring to devote him- devote it, time to the Islamic to use a player exclusively as a self to his religion the Nation ministry. hitter while the pitcher doesn't of Islam.. Herbert Muhammad tried to bat, since 1973. The league also But when asked Wednesday dispel talk of a power dispute at has been unsuccessfully trying about his retirement announce- a press conference earlier this to have its use approved in the ment, the usually loquacious All week. World Series. was suddenly silent. "I'm not "I do know that Iwin not sign When the leagues were talking," he said. "I'm not All to any more fights until my unable to agree this summer, talking to nobody," brother, who Is my master and Baseball Commissioner Bowie His manager, Herbert Mu- teacher, tells me to do so," Kuhn ruled the DH would be hammad, said earlier in the day Herbert Muhammad said. "The used in alternate World Series, that no retirement decision only struggle we face Is the beginning this year. would be made until a film on struggle against lies and The grievance Is expected to All's life was completed, deception, the struggle to receive a quick hearing from "My manager and I will an. establish truth." the owners' Players Relations nounce to world boxing offiThere have also been reports Committee, which consists of dais, that's all," All, 34, said that All's finances are not the two league presidents and between takes of a film scene sound. representatives of six major involving Ernest Borgnlne and Wallace Muhammad said a look-alike young Cassius Sunday that "it appears like so (iiw iuouy great champions before e ore "Any official announcement him, AU has squandered his on my stat us has to be made by vast winnings." them ( boxing of ficials) to be "I wouldn't call It that," said recognized," he added. Herbert Muhammad, who gets His retirement would ha ve to a third of All's winnings. "He Mange Home zoomed into the be formally forwarded to the has made some bad infirst round lead in the Kader World Boxing Co un cil and vestments. So have I." Tournam ent being staged at World Boxing Association for An estimated $6 million All Mayfair Country Club by acceptance to become official. made for beating Norton and wvmefl golfers as she came up Promoter Curia Dundee, who All's Mocks and bonds have with a low net lead of 69. wa tched All's rise to stardom been ordered held by a Chicago Ada O'Neil is stroke back at under brother Angelo Dundee's Judge until disposition of a di70 in the three-week tour- tutelege, said he believed the vorce suit filed by Khalilah Alit, nament which continues next picture, "The Greatest," held Mi's wife of nine years. Wedn esday. In the weekly play, Ada O'Nefl's 83 topped the championship flight with Vivian Conklin carding a 69 low net. Betty Daniel had 29 putts. — — - ------ Marge Home b Leads Kader Mary Ann Williams' 92 topped the first flight with Jane McKlbbin shooting a 74 low net and Keen Ivey taking 36 putts. Marge Home's 91 was bed low net In seco nd flight. Susan White had a 73 for low net and Vivian Pierce and Fran Albrecht took 32 putts each. In third flight, Ann Beam led the way with a 107, fo llowed by Gene vieve Wood 's low net score of 79 and E llen Bonley's 34 putts. "I believe what Bill Russell says: black kids can look up to a black athlete as an athlete, as someone who has worked hard and developed his talents, a man who has accomplished something he wanted. But a father should set an example for a kid, or an uncle or a religious or neighborhood leader. "My example is that I'm Walt Frazier. I do my Job well." 4eud Sparks KC-Yankee Series Arthur Jackson dances In end zone after TD KANSAS CITY (AP) Larry darting," Gura said. "For five overpowering Martin's Gura, an even-tempered man weeks he never even let me Yankees Saturday? not easily ruffled, looked like he warm up in the bullpen." "Yes," he answered. "And had just swallowed the sun"I got rid of him because I that's just exactly what I'm shine, didn't think he was as good as afraid I might try to do. I've got "This will be the biggest, our other four starters," Martin to make sure I don't thrnw the most emotional game of my said Wednesday. "If I had him ball through the screen. It will said the 28-year-old left- here now I'd get rid of him Just be a matter of concen1wridod pitcher. "I don't have again." tration. anything against the New York After coming to the Royals in "Pressure, to me," he added, Yankee organization, But I do a trade for catcher Fran Healy, "Is where you aren't sure you against Billy Martin." Gura went on the 21-day dis- can do something, I'll Just reIt was Martin who traded abied lid with a pulled groin mind myself that deep down I Gura to the Kansas City Royals muscle. He finished the year 4- feel sorry for Billy Martin in May alter, Gura feels, Mar- 0, Including a four-hit shutout because he's been that way his tin lied to him and never gave against Oakland on Sept. 23, the whole life." him a chance to prove his game that virtually locked up worth. the Western Division chain4'1 And it will be Martin's East- plunship. ern Division champion Yankees He faced the Yankees once, in MOSPORT PARK, Ont. he will battle Saturday in the August, and surrendered only a Britain's James Hunt, who opening game of the American bunt single to Graig Nettles in started from the pole position, held off a strong challenge from League playoffs. seven-plus innings of relief, "I was hoping against hope I The nuances of Gura's anger Patrick Depailler and won the would get to start," he said were not lost on Martin, who is Canadian Grand Prix auto race by 100 feet. Wednesday, moments after a master psychologist, Manager Whitey Herzog gave "He's going to try to prove Win the word. "I'd like to pitch something," said the Yankee 'I three games." manager. "I think It'll make NORTH wll.KESBOUO, N . C. Martin, Gura says, promised him a worse pitcher. He's a Cale Yarborough of Timto give him plenty of work dun- nibbler, always going for the monsville, S.C., averaged 96.38 ing spring training this year. He corners, and he's Liable to blow miles per hour in a Chevrolet, had virtually none. it. I don't think my players ap- and beat Benny Parsons to the "Then at the beginning of the predate the way he's been pop-- checkered flag in the $70,010 year he told me he was going to ping off, either." Wilkes 400 Grand National use me for long relief and spot Can Gura visualize himself stock car race. - tIHlI'tlIi WTRkt iiii. 'I(ll() 1I'i (7i,i1':1 /d/Ik Hunt By Hair Jflk' i1/0r1Jg1I 1011 (Il? - Cal. Wins Wilkes - (Herald 01.1. by Tern Vsscsnfl Robert Hank leaps for interception On pass Intended for Kissinimee's Mike Patrick 1S2) 1 3 out of 4 adults find t t vs CINCINNATI SAT. 2:00 P.M. SUN. 2:00 P.M. WTRR 1400 RADIO help in theYellow Pages. Will 'oil tcI otzi shire oh tile ealk from the people ' ho L() to [tie Yellow Pages to find i eIerinarian or pet shtp! Your Yellow Pu'..cs Sales Rep can desit_'n if proi.,'ram for ou that'll ma ktrit easier for i hese people to find %t itl. RQ GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTiON yellow pqe f �Nurs Fl. Ty. t. 7, irn Eiie an - SC4REBOARD tt:z': New-Look Rangers Open Doing Her Own Thing • tft I* W ' th In tars S Puff-Puff IaLDLVI AT EAST Etic Th 7 4,10; rsrson Dale, Tillie Set Up Shop NEW YORK (AP) He made them -In bunches. but that kid (Don Murdoch) Is Bilbao-Area (3) 14.00. New 78.32.X-90 "v. goals and Wayne Blanchin had Stow Morris 2, 511119111-EC114vt ) new uniforms, new Most noticeabte was the in- really good." Orthir a Dave t for Pittsburgh, Oi"3 itavaRamon (4) '40; Q (2 numbers, f usion of new players. Seven Amswr DIVW MUrCIOCPI, one of the seven four-goal barrage "7 an ) 340, (2) Do.jg Short dressing room - and most Im. rookies and one other new- rookies, fired in two goals, In- couvers _40 SIXTH - EAr ____ RlcJiuuiIb porlardly, a new attitude, nay-v corner, veteran Ken lodge, ac- cluding one In a decisive three-However, the victory y e hew Q. pay .aJsr league uaplra ' uuiu.javi (4) Thom were the newlook New quired from B(ItOfl, played goal second period, 34.77-1J (1) was JolmGann (5.3) 77.10. adve? Also, how EMM we ftn? Do fty Always wsfk IN York Rangers, and they opened against Minnesota. And their Rangers broke loose from a 3.3 costly for die Penguins. Dennis RonoGnibons SEVENTH -1. ICI.Aiberdi IBM di bu leagues e aisse? - LL goalie, Suf. JwY&dlocj*y SL He, of , their No. I their National Hockey ague spirited play contri buted mit. tie and ok a (2) 10.60,6.40,111.30; 2. urtsQuicis to 36-17-24-1117 Ing P#A Nek fered a fracture of the radius of Dave Tshfrhart A 3,20, 3. Echano-Perst (11 season with a 6-5 victory over IY to the Victory. Dan Newman, Walt Tkaczuk The me blusrange in pay from$15,000to$35,000annuafly, the Mi nn eso 24) 3; P (24) fl.JO; Big the left arm and will be side- mike Dmago 30-36-31--W ta North Stars Greg Polls and Wayne Dillon lined six to ei ptii Eqxalto, wearing 4110, a total ot 49, Wednesday right. ght weeks. 1. IiGNTHS and they generally work the season In foer-inan tam unconventional uniform No. 77 Produced the other New York Novice, Divia" II.4a, &2o; 2. mariolo- Echave ) 7,0a, Blight, who said It was the In other NIL es the after sporting No. 12 last 3. goals. MCUWWY On IUM offices mix i Both first time he had scored four Eric Tithirhart Tim Young tallied twice for P (41) 2)7 50. son, said, "I'm wearing 77 beleagues pay the Mine. 36.32-30-11111 o sso; goals, added,"It kind of inakes Chris Dernw the Vancouver Cucks 4, an I the North Stars, and DOUR ca. Frgy asked me u Q. Do yen fthk do 01yonple deeson hav, Brace Jena, it utter Instead of sweet when SW LII 400:2. BY MARYLIN TIPTON HeT1ldCThPsideit - Well, since You Asked... 9 d : the tm Angeles KInp and wanted to change things around Hicks, Bill Goldsworthy and WWcomple ymaredecathissrthe1IN(ympIcs?_ OevelandBaronsn1av.Itoa2. and I said yes. Everything's Pierre Jerry had one goal Mat S*I*,teE Pills Creek, low 2U been stagna nt here for years. a piece. Rookie Grant Erlksson As has been well Publiched, Jenner is already a pro collected four assists. Tommy Williams' goal Butthese kids are not only"Un dedarh himself so right after Montreal - and has ended his The Ranters finished In Rangers goalie Gilles We'll do pretty well with than.,, Grat6:41 left lifted Los Angeles Into Olympic competiltloin. And he's through with the decanthlon, too. place in the Patrick Division Wv "People can now and ask in speak to Tillie. they come to and want to meet her, so I take them In the back and Introduce them Just as though she were my child. In a way she Is. If there were no TIUIe there would be no business," says Dale Pierson, president, Galley One Typesetting, Longwood. c "Tillie" is a large blue box, a computerized system for setting type. She is used to produce camera ready copy for everAhing from business cards to two of the major statewide trade magazines. Dale Is her owner, operator and caretaker. "1 worked at one of the area papers for a while, that my boss left and wend to a paper on the East Coast. A few months ' later he called me to work for him. I'd been near typesetting but not Involved with it. He spurred my interests, but ft wass't until ' S.iO;2. Arco (I)$.O0.L20;3.Sa,wr 1) 141.40; (7)5.00; 0(1.1)77.40; ORLANDO SIMINOLI some time later that I actually encountered typesettbW At Another MeanwhIle, Dale's mother became ill with terminal cancer and Dale herself had a malignant turricir removed from the back of her neck. The constr uction collapse in central Florida hit the family hard also -Dale's husband, Paul, an excellent finish carpenter was out of work. And an ad in the paper mentioned ,,,_ "a..' i.... operate 1nuC Cuu - ,e machine Del had fall in I with. She applied for the 1ob-workwg all night-and got it."I woW dfimsheverytthey had outformeandgetout then the mualan go through it one page at time, ever)lhing out on the machine." She isa quick st udy, and before long Dale was teac:dM other women who came to work for what was then one of top pr1nt companies In the area But In the b2ck of her mind was the beginning Of 8 dream -ownIng her ." . Do (4-4) 146-10. ELEVENTH - I. AN04-Pereii WIDNISDAYISMISULTS Of ton, also a rookie, said, "I Its tie with the Barons, playing pinsT - I. w w ..x. S.O 4.4W 2. CchEchave the Campbell Conference lad "Then's a tremendous en- wanted to win . badly. These kids their first game in Cleveland 22.40, 14.20, 5.20; 2. Ica-Befflo (3) 131 &.00, 4.40; 3, Formin-Aouirro M W4 s no pa yoff _ decathlon as a • season missing the playoffs for thislasm here and things 44 5.20; 3. Echw*Albwdl 15) 6,00, Q (1-3) 44.4; P (1-3) 104.40. e were great. You'd have thought after from • moving . Q. libee I-was decl4 mt ad new lk TWELFTH -1. ManoWAltv (1) the f time In 10 years, and been dead re S Q (34) W30; P (43) . . or - years, ' we won the Stanley Qsp the way Mike Mwiy 5COi othe' sit,, s -1 I.IcaCo (I) 12.00, 35.10, 0* . • '. $Ja.jua. iji playeW " ban been Joilged EA MqA let, what effed do ya Coach-General Manager John said Hodge, whose No. N U . , $ 4 3401 3. SintiRamon (S) 2.I0;Q 6.00-3.00; 2 . Un. za, ecsetdedsisve wIflhey,eapr,f,stb.flftth.y're Ferguson had promised some highest In the league.is the they mobbed me (after the Kings goal, while Dennis game)." and Fred Ahern 51.60, thanges forsyear, thought ay y ' Rick Kehoe scor ed tree h Cl veland. $12S.73OA-7.Sl1. of cos, In The Owners, sist that the gam e will go down the rwn . • . e - pro f oothill was alrea well The draft is something else. It has existed since IN5 and no doubt It has equalissit but I feel that even with an open Went market p football wouldn't be h there Is k, management. There are more than enous players, and a lot of them &n't.Ih! M ;Lying in Green tiny Instead of New York - H they're treated as peopl e of Q. At the Miatreal Olysspks, there were newly iN ceaafrles PWdclpft Yet I am pretty we I beard the starting com. "fetheIprl, 1111111111 etc1ve.EEa$hlaWa3dI'$ftbea __ Scot - yl KICKOFF OF 0 .?., . .ø&, .• •1 • . ..• . ' ...•,, -. ,. . rnmates Dale Pierson and typesetting business together . SpECIALFATIJRE Sco(tyr ,, I drive that kniocked bim down sod was not able to pt up And durew the bill before o me who were on base scoret-TJ. Cop.s, Corbis, Ky. YOUr dory writer had a vivid imagination. "The Baseball Encyclopedla"lIsts the5.aEversasWelghjng1poWldS..awhos Who In Baseball" has him at 140 pounds. You take your choice. Even, of ceurse, was Immortalized In Franklin P. Adams' "Tinkers to Evers to Chance" pmL Second baseman Evers refused to talk to shortstop Tinker for years. Q. 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'"' ¼,0Q •• .-' 9c . 0 d 44' V • ••.• Comp lete SALE STARTS FRIDAY . I I i 2119 . :'. 1 $ FILL VALOVW E 01 Reg. PIrice I each I / / Available I 1 Level C` H •I AF • j ; C down shingles. etc. 8Y' cartridge. 61 • $40 OPS" C ~ Rust cw Black Nor mal 16 mmercial Lake iow Plan ROOF CEMENT Black Jack q 19" FAMILY HAIR CARE Plastic Asbestos ; 5 • , •s• waiting! So I told Paul, Come on in. I need you.' first Paul was mostly a "gopher" - dashing ar ound "Befig Am" a Each x 8'Pressure Treated •. Paul. who had backed Dale from the begbirfing. was once 1 - 9 . ,• 0 again working at his carpentry."But one week I discovered I'd spent so much time around delivering and pickingt up copy that I'd only com pleted about 15 per cent of what was OPEN EVERY THURSDAY 'TIL 9PM Shawn McGregor. Following a poolside reception at the couple's new home In Geneva, y left on a wedding ifip to [Ake Buena Va. The bridegroom Is a Brevard and Seminole County Circuit J udge. The bride Is a trial clerk supervisor In Seminole County. ;_. I * f SENIOR CITIZENS 10% OFF .. V10"1:0e s are . . re. sweep o• a , hand a it I she i di L t •room rame ouse where Mine, now 'liv old mewasatthy st em,0ffered Judge and Mrs. Robert B. McGregor ECW-45 Wood patterns. Piece ICL IQ;l BurruTtxaco 1. "irling WorWtrl i 11; 9. Hower '~Mobatli; U Al Lolsktg Ti-miter rs __ 0 0 0 0 0 0 a a 0 0 71111e and malled them to a number of people- fri ends, people I'd set type for, potential customers. Two Of ON invitations went 0 Gives A Perfect Perm Automatically and omsmen w Mark Lee, Mark McGregor and Patror 0 Reg. Price(ea.) 71/ 4" CIRCULAR SAW Now Niels Nursery & Ween House 113.7; 191; '1 could see us going down the drain that first month. wfuHy ow, the said. I printed bivftatlons to come meet Reception k,, Other Highlights: Tuc Cork Triplicate; Star of thi Week Verne Dooley t7O SHOOTING STARS Standings. 1. Mayfair Country • • • • • • , • • • • • • AndTInt,dH.h. man.MarkI.Aewas usher 12"x12"ti(e,ln: and reinforced bottom. 1 X2 Pair 3151 Sprout. / ST-203 20 gallon can has corrugated sides w 9 C .. '.. Mr3.Emest(Jan)Cow1eyservedasma.onofhoner in atw tone burnt orange dress with floor length hooded Jacket. She car ried a French hand bouquet of sonla carnations and springeri. Monique Junine Lee was bridesmaid In a lemon yellow gown with matching Jacket. Her French hand bouquet was of terra cotta carnations and springen. Vinyl Asbestos FLOOR TILE . ' ' IHOW.. Gal. • 4% 'IT .I\ . High Games; C. Emnick 233. Williams 205; Barnard MIIChIII i; Barfly Nudity 2)0; Jim Stert 210; Patrick Dixon 1W; Lauri* Goon Kit Johnson 203; Cathy 1 either says Dale firmly. installed, SECRET SPRING ..-' 1% Titusville. The bridegroom Is the Son of Judge Lads D. McGregor, Flint, Mich. and Dorothy McGregor, West PalM Beach. Organit was Mrs. Danny L. Crabtree mW soloist was Us Mary Giardini, sister of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a V-neck floor length Ivory gown with multi-colored butterfly-sleeved "n ,"ket. She carried a French hand bouquet of yellow roses, baby's th and springeri. Medium weight gloves with knit wrists. I lea . .. Rivers T.O.I.P.MATCHPOINT strikes in a row; Dick Young Vand)ngs: I. Sreuewod; 3. lAS Turkey; Cecil Bosworth Turkey . Underground; 3. Watts Air Con. DYNATRONICSMIXID ditianing; 1. Midway Marl; S. No. StandIngs: 1. Southpaws. 2. Brown 11; 4. ROV; I. Pioneers; 9. No. S; 10. baggers; i Pure Pleasure; 6. joy Reid Garage. 1). No. 11. 12. Jays Rairs 1. R,* Gang i ian's Pro Shop: IS. Salt & Pepper; Unpdicatabids; 4 Stan; V. 14. Barbour Bros., is. so osixg spinnino Pins; I I. The Troffon; 12. 17; M Davis Ge"vo Goms. 11 Alloy Cats; U. Machine 11, Welding; is. No. 21; It. Thf Turk*Vs. Rainbow Painfina: 2o. no. 3. 2u r-Nick nafts". Itag"-wh Troop; ". SanlotV Auction. 2MEvginON,fli2flRichar'd former position and paid off an outsts filling ompugraWc 11 Fine & Tinted Hair As Well As The Most Rsii,n Hair. • ' Mona Jean Lee and Judge Robert B. McGregor were married An a candlelight, double ring ceremony by Rev. Marvin Deese In the FL Baptist Church, Geneva, On Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. The bride Is the da ughter of Mr. an d Mrs. Bennie Lee, Ideal for patios, family rooms, Nets Bosworth $I,. pins over avg. fl74 Vin ce Ca N pins over avg. 5111; Tins Chellefte V7. Convo,"ed Splits: Nets Bosworth Converted Splits: Doris Benton &1 3-7-10; Cecil Bosworth 3-rio; Cecil O"wr Highlights: Ounn of the Doswom 5.7; Helen moalor s.m. Week Nancy Riven +1W. Hig hlig hts: Shirley Baidree i Having iVI, family hulls, Dale put in the !r!duces !o!od Firm cudOft -M cGregor igh Series: Ann Smith X14; Margaret Tindel 314 Nan Next step,--expansion or addition to the family?-will be Tillie 's uiue i.ur - a machine or creating in. teredifig headlines. "And we won't charge fancy fees for Willie, Tillie cods a nice, roimci ten thousand dollars.) a0 r 1 High Games: MarV Johnson M; together for IMe AM have enough moretoset up my busirfess.., Perms; Mar y I WAO sag . ATIOWLAMIRCA out the garbage-and I type.11 if each of than loaned me O, I could get the downpayment CURTIS . I JW Sq. Yd. 0! It Would help If you know someone connected with an NFL team ora corporate srMJkkeb the have he.IIfor oted super Bowl X1. t with my tanPeramerft. He is ft vice pred", general manager, layo ut man and coffee maker. I'm preside* I ta ke ' . 79 IN Bowl in Puadesa'-Vieag BaraJas, Santa Ana, Kegler's Korner- much as told me to get back in my kitchen -where I That banker had NO imagination, She went to her friends. 'I figured I had 20 good friends arld MMErl SPECIALS Fam ily central Florida picking iq and delivering finished copy. Thai Dale began teaching him layout thetechnique of deciding what looks bed where on the page of a book, magazine or poster. "One of the fl pieces of layout he did was on a brochure fora political candidate," Dale says proisily. ,It was so successful that It was picked up and used on all his advertising posters." "Now," says Dale, "Paul Is here to push and prod, to cope f rrHtoll I T11% HELENE I linebecktra. Q. I have a quatin About basebalL Can you ten me the year Bad dole of tk rule requiring players to rem" their personal ePipment I gloves and glasses) Into lk playin field between Groesbeck, Mk The rule was enacted In 1%4. The year before, In a game between Cincinnati and St. Louis, a batted ball nestled wider a glove lying in the outfield and allowed the runner to take an extra bas p pt1ag the new role. Q. Some time ago you mentioned Johnny Even and stated illat beWeWW 10 p*mW& I read a book years ago that stated be really made think There was a chance i might come down with Itagaln, I WaS Uflinsurable becaus It occurred to me that leaving a stack e of having It before aid of hospital hula would be a terrihue togacy for my fwnUy. With my own business I could do my best to protect us against such a thing." The green eyes sparkle In the angular face as she recaiig, "When I went to the bank for a loan to get Thile they net only looked at me as If I had recent ly escaped an asylum they as -_-. ALLIE STAR Peas State usivenfty had the most gradiate foothill pIn a. p' rsde I poised s is ha friend he t. 'N% Soodm Ufua!" you this for me?Paul Valid7, Iqette ca Your friend Is right. The NFL did a tabulation And found that USC leads all Pro rosters with 35 gracluates. Ohio State is next with 30, followed by Penn State with 24,,Mchigan and Arinna, State 20 eac:h, Nebraska and UCLA III each, Notre Damie and Grambling 17 each. Penn State probably has U* most ecame ill again and lwa3 the one who had to take her to the public clinic in see U there was any way could be helped. It ... Hawall. Mot instracdons at this Olympics are hand4ignalled. When they am Ond,they am given in the language of the had country. I don't think it affects world class athletm especially In this caw, because most of them have been eq=ed to English commands in track and field Pm that own typesetting com pany "Mama's had cancer, and I'd had It once, and one of the girls who cam e in work for me had it several years ago. Then - •.-. . -. Plan (7?S ' ' 0, �F Tkilflh.,. oft 7, flN Sugar, Buffer Prices Do Iq NsW, kN PL !NOIE Seminole 1 . 74 / :1 S. September . j - $15.03, was the second most - 1141 V A BURGER: home of Vertis Seats, president; meetings a the imes PhyllisMurphy — A dam medium white Ruby Carta; and a dinner checkout counter, where cents, the highest price shoppers paid $15.54 for the the same 15 items, Orlando, at darted in March S . Sugar was a big reason for cents lean thM lad Oflt Th Seminole's low ranking. date'abedbq was inDaytnj A flve.pound bag averaged 74 Beach, where shoppers paId 67 Jan Freeman, left. and Linda Reck tuck into cents in September, 30 cenAs cents. hamburgers from Wuva, happy to know that 25 less than — The price of coffee con. U 1-04[ Ad March. the same cents on each burger sold Saturday will be donaled $ to size package sold for Ila pound mark. with prices this the beautIfIcatIon of Sanford through CIP The price of butter fell in six moitlt averaging $1.67 for a (Community Improvement Project). The Sanford oIIOcUesthludjng Sf one.pound bag. Miami shoppers Junior Woman's Club, of which Mrs. Freeman and where prices averaged $1.26 a paid $2.09. Mrs Reck are members Sanford Woman 's Club Pound, S cents less than last - Specials on several and Sanford f7himber Of Commerce are cG. 171011th. brought the price cd ; 0-ounce sponsoring CIP. Donations from the hamburger Seminole average Prices for box of detergent down 3 cents to business on Wuvs Wuvs Sanford marketbasket checklist $1.25, the lowest Day (Saturday), the wvI: survey was started will help purchase plants to landscape the Lake Chopped chuck averaged — Monroe seawall from Sanford to Thepriceofall.ouncejug MellonvWe $1.08 a pound, the same as last retumedto offabdcsoflener Avenues, month and one of the lowest usual 59 cent level hi Sep. Prices in the date- Tallahassee tember, after a manufacturI PEAUTIFY CffY u Porno: ak It; Let T DEAR ABBY: I am aware should be free to take it or leave my 14-Year-old sonts room that that you find pornography t. How about children? would make Sodom and ve but feel that adults recently found pictures in Gomorrah look like a Sunday - . I il II Dear I Abby I U,itqueSelt,c,ti(YnOfflneJewrlry Leather and Other ItI From A round 7he WbrU COMPLETE LINE OF RATTAN & OAMBOQ FURNITURE 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. - DOWNTOWN SANFORD TEL.(3051321-0986 COME SEE US. ft exciting new style from AIYORD R. BER,INC. Part of their newest designer Collection, - this fashion Daytona Gets Dialysis Facility - fij~, is pure elegance, se to : complement your wardrobe. ease visit US 50011; we think you'll love It! • I nom : / es 200 N. PARK I er S : PH. 3fl2 : SANFORD (W COD Volunteer drivers are urgently needed to help in the American Red Cross Foster , DAYTONA BEACH — A free. facility is MIIIP Dawson, R.N., normal life between 3 ons 0 Grandparents program. Standing, chronic maintenance who has four years' experi ence the machine, but they m The Central Florida Chapter + kidney dialysis facility Is now In In dialysis work with the make their homes and take of the American Red cross operation in Daytona Beach, Veterans Administration in their vacations in areas where needs volunteers dri ver to s offering the vital blood Tampa and in Huntington, W. dialysis Is available. carry Passengers from the cleansing service to both Va. Dawson, a former Navy Feesfortheserviceareod by Washlngtwj Shores and College residents and tourists for the lieutenant, also has general federal guidelines and Park areas to Sunland Hospital. first time hi this area. hospital emergency room Medicare funds are available Mo rning and afternoon shifts Set up in temporary quarters experience. for 92 per cent Of the patients, are Available five days a week. at the Florida Health Care Comm uni ty Dialysis Centers regar dless of age, Ellason salt Job related training will he Center at 330 N. Clyde Morris have been in operation in provided by the Chapter. Call Blvd., the East CentralFlorida Califo Until the new facility open rnia for the past four American Red Cress Office of : pened units here Galnefle and Volunteers offered the station unit and can handl e In Georgia. The facility s alysis here eight patients a day. A per- their fIhiorida capabilities. manent t wW be opened hi Ir-FLoRIo1 t For patients with renal For community Dialysis Centers Ii mid-November in larger II a lengthy session In chose their Daytona Beach site II qua rters in e building. dialyeis U en times a week is beca us e of i ts accessibility to Physician in charge is Dr. the only way to stay alive other hospitals (Halifax and CornSuNSHINE STATE Vinol B, Patel, who has Ulan a kidney transplant. The munity are nearby) and to the completed a two year length of time each Safety is a faff affa i patient interstate highways. Tourists feUoNp hi hidney diseases at m spend is dialysis on the transit to Mi ami can co GOVERNOR the University of Cincinnati artificial kidney, which per- veniently stop at the East Medical Center. Dr. Patel did forms the duties of a normally Central Florida Dialysis ' h is medical Intership and functionlngkdney,v ri a f Factlityand thencontinuejr residency training at the Mi hours to 6 hours, depending trip down the coast. University Of Illinois Hospital. on the blood c He is the first internist- Patel explained. Continual nephrologist (kidney specialW) laboratory work and blood Altamonte Woman's Bob Sail's Ptit"S & Organs to Practice is an important PW of Club Gets Together Beach area. in the Daytona anwysis 301 W. First St., Sanford the overall treatment. 321-22115 Dialysis coordinator of the The Altamonte Spring Many dialysis patients lead a Woman's Club recently held membership luncheon at the Altamonte Springs civic UILIZIE=1 Center. Forty guests and members enjoyed the delicious food Prepared by the members, followed by a cordial tasting, compliments of the Schenley BY HEALTH UX , Imports Company. lle next meeting was held on This season include the Jean suit, with M Wednesday at the Altamonte aprings Civic Center. The Ordln&t*d knit shirt as % A. Modeled by Shane meeting was followed by a It's dressy program on cardio-pulmonary enough for most occa. resuscitation (CPR) by David $ions, Casual enough lUmpson of the Altamonte for Department, our selection. V sponsored by the Central • Florida Heart Association. Shan* Is eight years The club has an old He Is the son of year planned and invites All M r. and Mrs. John interested women in the area to Lyell of Sanford. join In the activities. The Altamonte Springs Woman's — . Club was started hi 1946 has wo charter members still active in club work and 13 - I TE I AND I1 1/ I ,, ___ oU Ma X CONTINUED ______ J — W if B$7EL E OUTSIDE U WIPE I HAD JUST ____ 1 I ii i- r r L .. . FIP 11 I z VOFA — ____ asua $ SOPT-TOUCH T1W Jum ___1 WAIR Wee. •.dsl,vetIi., - FREE Fiav`! ( - I GIFT WRAPPING ___ - I S Z?R1 "I, ir WHERE ISTH RACKETCOMING FROM -f AlE t IF XWE'DOVOLIKNOWMAW GIVIII ME A. HEAPACHET A LITTLE,EM DOWN R 14 6 BUT IF YOU mu/A 6Arnimoym We PICK IT LIFif y : — Reader Needs an ei ht To '1 p 4 ___________ ______ ,- _____ , by Howie Schneider / THIUK D UKE 10 01RDeR 0 0 7 /i /X€D Il IM A MIKXJTE. PAL.. lk) A MlkXTM / I // " 0 :01 0 iIiIi . F ____ S ILL I - -- by ...Oht, ( flL USE T / PEDDLIN RT1NE s( . UPSET ) 'PA ...5W/ CE. I TOMORROW. I TEWWSLE.'.IP, - S I - - ' . I! - - - - '. , . d / 1-; ' ;, . - I GETTING OUIPE J085.' — -.. I ,' 10-7 - — EXPERTSRC y / THE AME MORE AN MORE HOLJSEWIVES ARE ______ I - - ,. S POP ' / , - •.L. .• P -\ •. • - ~i I I - eimuan, SO 4UCH FER WORKS : : \ PEOPLE INSULT 'USUALLY, . USES YA, SLAN4 DOORS IN FUDOSY. 5 . by Al Vermeer r - KNOWE O JUST DISAPPEARED TO A CLUB MEETING, MOTHER IS GRADUALLY ' SHOE STORE k _4 VS 201 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322-02o4 HEARD THE NEWS? FRANK AND ERNEST BARBER Beautiful decorator Items 1.41 like those PiCtured can be YOURS at lower COSt than ever beforel 0 Check with MISTY ILLUSIONS for a NEW Indoor-outdoor I o - by Bob Thaves ,7 iIu ,r GivE' Mb A $HAVE IM POAPT 14ftE- RyOSWALD and - You $$ on each Item you make . s4 BRIDGE Y ' ruffed a heart, pulled the last NORTH (DI trump and played his king of 6Q3 Q J 102 diamonds. East let it hold. Sou th led a ed for a while in an e ort to decide If he should play the queen or 10 from dummy. It made no difference. East held both the ace and jack and the slam had disappeared in the 2 10774 Dr. WEST EAST 762 &Is 863 08 $2 4J1096 99754 •AJ94 4K63 blue. South complained about bad 1094 luck, but North was not I weigh 85 *K63 OWKLI. it is embarrassing to that If So Uth had bid six 452 wear shorts and a nightmare to put a caution on all alcoholic notrufnp Instead of six spades, Both vulnerable wear swimming trunks. I wear beverages and also some foods North would have h n long sleeves untd the weather that are manufactured through worries. He would be sure of Wtst North East Sood 12 tricks, since the club lead makes it unbearable. To 3um it chemicals? Chemicals root only 1.6 Pass 2 & would be up to and not through Pass 2 N.T. Pass G & up I need to gain 20 pounds or kill people but also kill animals his ace-queen. Paw more. and most of all our fishing Opeftins lead — North's worries were Everyone has been telling me dustry. justified. North played and that I will fill out. Well it's been DEAR READER — I like I made six notrump at the other time and I haven't yet. I your suggestion that a warning table and won the match. eat a nornial sized dinner and should be put on all alcoholic In IMP scoring honors are 0% lunch and a small breakfast. I beverages. Certainly they are not counted and a win by just will not take any miracle pills in the same ballpark with 10 points on a hand is not An Iowa reader wants to or hormone shots because i cigarettes. counted. 2D-point W fl know what you should bid worth one IMP. think they're stupid and it's is a hand that decided with: against my religion. I'd a While I agree with the Intent J 7642 LA 43 t match. Sou th studied eciate any help you can give. of your remarks I am forced to in response to partner's one. DEAR READER— Hormone comment that the term time and finally decided that se opening. shots are not stupid for those chemicals is misused. All The answer is hat you the East held the king of clubs and who need them. You may or things we eat and use are that he should Any bid may get had a mighty g may not need them. Growth chemicals. All your food is chance to make is slam no right into the at hormone therapy is not used made up of combinations of anay. (For a c opy of JACOBY Just because a person is on the chemical elements. And some tie went up with dummy's MODERN, send $I to- "Win short side, but is rese ed for chemical additives to food are trnP aced: a t Bridge," C / 0 this those with definite growth beneficial. Some of the cashed newspaper, P 0 Box 489. hearts, led a trump to problems that have no chance preservatives In prepared Radio City Station. New York, to be corrected with the tincture breakfast food may even dummy's queen, discarded his N Y 10019) of time and good living. You protect against stomach can- last club on one high heart, Should be seen and cer.Idoagreethtweneed to followed by an endocrinologist, exercise more caution and SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox He may decide you are per- should avoid the unnecessary or fectly normal and have a slow non-beneficial use of additives. development. As far as other pollutants are Meanwhile I would suggest that you enroll in a weight concerned it does seem ra ther training program. That will stupid that an advanced society help you develop muscles. You such as ours freely pollutes the do not need to put on fat. That is waters and then spends millions wthealthy.A good set ofstrong and perhaps billions removing ," ITI should give you a well the pollution. Prevention is shaped body even if you are not important and economical in tail. this area as well as other areas 1 am sending you The Health of health and medicine. t1— Letter number 5-4, Weight Training for Energy and weight Ise Control. It will give you some 6nookey Says: - -r, , -, -- - basic information on what works and what doesn't. It ma) help you avoid some of the profit making practices that sometimes go along %ith some of the professional bodybuilding type programs. Others who want this information can send V I kliLli I I. a lutig, 31,umped, bc11-dddre& envelope with 50 cents for it. Just send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York. NY IW19. I 611,11*1144ft 7 DEAR DR. IAMB — Why doesn't the Surgeon General Edith. I've decided to combat inflation with a divorce!" H16H n save • AT weight. .'EK & MEEK . UBRA (Sept. U-OcL 23) Partners and associates will Rather than meet issues play prominent roles in our squarely today, you're li kely to affairs thIs year. Strive to seek postponements. It's un strengthen bonds in all your wise to try to sweep too much promising one-to-one wider the rug. relationships. e 9 ___________________ DEAR DR. LAMB — I have read many articles on how to l weig with varying opinions. Not once have Iseen ____ .•,. they can offer will be limited. By Lawrence F.. Lamb, M.D. _______ _________ _____ . . \. '.L\ ' THMES DOCNESBU TUMBLEWEEDS A.M.-Isp.M. 2 Problems. but also don't dock today. Reasons for trying to go theml you to move in a specift LEO (July Aug. 23) Your direction may be selfish. outlook is bold and visionary PC (Feb. 20-Much 26) today, but you're also un. Your chances for personal gain pulsive. In your eagerness to look quite good today provided get things done YOU my repeat you're enterprising ana past mistakes. assertive. Exploit YOUT VIRGO (Aug. Zk%pL 22) responsibilities to the funeiL You're apt to rely more on the talents and resources of others VOUItJtUttUDAY to* .tan on your own. What Oct. 5 a7$ WIN _____ - - I 0P1 10 1 by Bob Montana WELL, I'M GONG TO I CAN QUIET Tw Ac-nCWG ON company. 4? — — ARCHIE • anytime for good bargains — --- 1 — C • held every day. Stop by — — — _______ BUGS BUNNY Macrame and ceramic workshops __________ — 43 44 - Sharp / bock wr ________ IS $ n ig ______ ______ ——— I h1 1 ____ ___ I . ____ an article on how to gain MOc-tOe styling, textured leather, bouncy planta. tion crepe rubber soles, turnover top . it'sher choice for where the action0 is! Soft and supple. room aplenty for her toot t grow and develop. HIGHWAY SAFUY —— 23 r r— by Art Sensom % FLEFMP. DID 0 j pI 1100 vJ N—f--I 4 II ARRIVEAUVE — — — r..- i . — 2D 21 ____ 22 - . i- I 0 Pianos-Organs HIGHTT""ROOD T""616f *60d. est". ARIES (May fl.Aprft ) SCORPIO (Oct 2Nov. ) ck old for No. I You may feel an wgency to git I I Will Me" tIn yoir.elf. today b. $JJg done at once today. B e" (LIen) • Coverall bases where your self. You'll be more efficient if you se 18 Hangi, 9 Amscan 32 Ssogno horiker wends are concerned. pace yo elf. 57 Chum 22 DWAN" TAV*L (April May ) SAGARflJ$ (Nov. Dec. Fast M Withdrew 23 Woo fr 38 Keep aeod of your respond. 21) You'll be looking for 24 PrincIple DOWN Russian flJIif mannered 21 Light washers I Softie hiuitIeL If you promptly attend something fun to do today, but It nited matters now they went gang ad g crowds. A subdued sislat 41 Righteous to 32Naftveol 3 One who 24 Rip 42TrI upon you later. • Lame atmosphere will be more to 25 Bomb 43 Juba zo 33 Pe" it GEM (May fl4une ) your li ng. Processions standard ate y nldto show more aU1en 46 AWato CAPRICORN (Dec. 35 RsbM Partner 28 Short locket 47 Got up to somme you've met rmatly 19) Get that chip off your 38 Plant part 6 Auds Crucifix 48 Winter vehicle 37 øuvk than to an old friend. When you shoulder today when dealing 7 Immortality 30 Hardens, U SI Epoch plan irnithing, include them with persona in authority. both. Nothing will be gained by ——— CANCER (June 21-July 23) sounding off. 3 — This is another one of those AQVARflJS(Jw.26.Feb.19) days you respond w Carefully evaluate the 5 7 challenges. Don't seek suggestions offered to you No one c F 0 THE BORN LOSER ForFrMay,Octob.rl, 1976 — —— t .. 5 i precipice So Pronoun ___ • We. -ow $1499 BY BUNICE BEDIC OWL _____ l ___ ____ ___ SAAC5 Saitford Flower Shop ,.,sj 40 Aged 14 Tsfts iS ___ UNPEgyAN IT J CAPTAIN, THE PtLOW'F:5T STARTED IWIVE ID EEN - 3 Ylildi 12 Cansdn ___ ' - (3\ BEETLE BAILEY .mobeHe 0,.,/ ,4 We've just received. I I SILVER JEWELRY • LEATHER GOODS PAINTINGSSPERUVlANLLAMA RUOS ' Is Seminole Youth PLANTS 'MACRAME Ranch. Mw chilipteir will give special birthdays gifts to each OPEN 11:01A.M.T ' 05:30 P.M. DAILY boy, as well u surprises at PH. 323.n43 Christina and otheir holidays. Gloria Pn=*r Lake Mary Blvd. 'P has again been JustOft Hwy. 1742 named a tht8S4tar chapter. IIIIIIIIIIj At the meetings, a program = was present ,, Dottie .1 on communication. Brenda Cafter,. a Disney World enp plOyO, was guest speaker at the £ r 3et0nd meeting. She presented a program with slides of FL W Sal vador and Guatemala. , will be pleased to J1 ne eimsWWrePrenent the ' assist you with planning your ' chapter as its Valentine Ghi. wadding display Including to represent the chapter as a U model at the All Chapter i .offraIF'5Fj,F,ith .LuflCheonOct.l6. Members attending the meetings and slicials included: Vu,tls Seals, Rub Carter 209 Commercial PH. M-1822 Dottie Bohm, June Helms, Cis ter Grandparents Need Help *caosa . 7. fl13S HOROSCOPE __ ___ __________ Ming i ~WV 410~ ~ --1 I [ It's a Bug MTTER WITH HIS dIMW : For Kidney Patients , (i\\ I 1i i_____ I - for the femin nel activist, - \3•, I ,, q , I remind yea that "our enemies" suppress many school picnic! I I things besides pornography While hard-core pornography Glenda E, Ruth H !... allegedly to avoid "m.ral Jo Is supposedly available only to an Brooks, Joyce Samznett, . i corruption"of their Youth. And adults. like drugs, its ava&Ue Marilyn Meredith, Phyllis it I read You rIgK we'd plin in abundance to kids of all ages Murphy, Grace Marie sten. little by leplift prootltdon on every street corner in _________________________ cipher and Amoret IARosa. but denying adults the freedom America. Officers for 1976-fl are: . choose their own reading Our enemies suppress por- country that outlaws the a. to vis Seals, presid' Ruth material. nography and drugs In their dent profession Hoffon first vice preldent• of prostitution Own countries because they but condones Pornography is Joyce 'Saznmett, second vice know that the way to destroy a sick, sick, sick! everyone has a problem. whors president; Joan Brooks, nation is first to corrupt the yours? For a personal reply, write to secretary, Grace Marie A FATHER AI5Y Sia Ni. 0710. L.A.. Calif. morals of its youth. Corny, you ,g-ij Indise Stamped, 110. Steincipher, treasurer' Marilyn DEAR FATHER: it hard. think? I disagree with you and care pornograpIty "dressed envelope. piqass. Meridlth ' corresponding onding • others who say that censorship in ablindawe', tois available For Abby-s boahlI "Now to Have secretary; Vertis Sauls, kid$ Of IM a Lovely Wowing,- %@W 11 Is violates our freedom. ages on every Ureet corner In Abiliall Von gwg& 132 Lassy Dr Carter If - "'is constitutes freedom, America I and I doubt tht it is) 50"fly Hills. Calif. M12. please and June Helms, City Council you can have it! Believe me a I think the peddiers representatives. should be stamped (3 410 envelope. THEIDON7EELIEJ'FffSIIOP WORLD OF IMPORTS IS e , ~bufi ut . _________ II T5; was ) ..-' / - ha I KIN IREMINOS ME oø my ortair (5 j - a (No, SHE 42 Odors C ub Season . DOG t Du US(D7Q WA 4ING5 BAC( 't9OG UI(E THIS' M /J Chk Qsu1Mo.t me DID Thsny, Aftiver op Pvsous Is 41 Witticism Sorority Starts , . - In -' Falling prices on mar and shoppers paid 11.59. special in At cut prices to —The price o(an&euncecan back just as much U liSt bitter helped Seminole shot - Port chops ceit one an average of tomato uuce dropped six centL of pen save money in September. Penny more than moit enit butter reached a cen ts to 25 cents. Shoppers in cents Seminole. A spot check of supermarkets averaging 11$ a pound. The new high In September, Lake Wales and Daytona Beach - IUV 0 a P0 0 r in 10 cities by the Associated state's best buys were in averaging 75 cents for a 12. f ran kf ur t e rs just 23 cents, the statewide beef fran paId down a , Press and a aue of local Daytona Beac La Wales ounce Jar. That's 2 cents more low. PY dons by The Hed showed and Tallahusee, where than month. - A l4.ounce bag of aethng,laverage. Seminole was one of the data's shoppers paid 11.79. Seal e stat cJp ceohies cod Cheped places to shop. - The price of a th has for low, shoppers cents this mon , u it Da The Seminole avenge price of f rozen orange Juice dropped 2 ry th survey Bee, no eve mon since and fora1thoppingg ce nts to 4cgs,oneof . Ja n e 0 . started. same e data's th third lowed at lowest prices in Florida. l y - A quad of milk will od YOU gOOd $14.45. Only Daytona Beach one city - Lake Wales, in the with $14.24 and Pensacola with heW of the CUM belt — had a YJ Epsilon Sigma pter, __________________________________ $1UI had lower prices. Beta Sigma Phi lower price. Shoppers the i.Cw Jacksonville socked paid n cents. 1[ club season off to a good dad customers with the fattest -_ - A koll package of paper main eventia prices at the grocery store towels jumped 4 cents to I5&iaUfl5 day luncheon at - r Saved Shoppers _ AIIii I flkI ii wv, " y by Garry Trudeau 559, AVY C4140W. I ,t iu rv I 1K QUICKSANP. •A Ouis I...dUASIMslN6IN'5N5Mlol - i GOLN-QLlEs? ' I I I ,/ Ic e —I 1•. �:' Th. Armed_Forc.s jIØj ______ ison, iiøsss picm,ous NAMRITATSJT$ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN TN CIRCUIT COURT O YNI IISNTUINTN JUDICIAL Cli. IN TNt "-I - ______________ 31-ApsilmefliS Furnished I -iou'ss oe TNt IVIIRp Herald, L.t Fl. Furnist Thuradey, Oct.7, I BR., turn, apt.. lights, water fuirn., 41-4es CLASSIFIED ADS CUlT IN AND P00 SIMINOII UIONTIINTN IUDICIAL Cli. 41 uses Mature adults. No pets. 755. 322. CUlT IN 4I-Hous '-' fwf,y _ ffi ffi• cOUNTy AND FOR 51M1N04.I 41-Houses 1$, m oI*. rid MrS. A1t josd the Navy kt Ap 32% aftef' Iwkdays. 4 .l in. undlr,tIned. 50 -Mscsllansous torSO NO COUNTY1 FLORIDA. Orlando Winter Park Is the Ca. N. 7Ifl.Ø. SUB.DIVISION_ Small - S4-GsmS&sg -dte L. wFktnho,m Name StaM,", ChIr Laki Mary-Rent a CIVIL ACTION 11308. Myitie An., 2 SR fWnlIh NO. HOUSe. Small PrIce, 7êla13.CA.I0i PAN AMERICAN SANK OF 3 BR, 1 bath, By Owner YOU ARE MISSING SOMITHIP Ui, S bath, equipped kit then, Lake MaryHandyman's SpecIal. home nstea o a houte. Spotle 322.2611 sewIng room. Neat and NtIO,PirId$Ia(uIuI,wiil,,,l,Nr ORLANDO,N.A.,O.mI1yCNi,, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Guaranteed reconditioned aut I 3 s, D*4RUYIIII con. 831.9993 Masovu'y 3 SR home, ownoe IF YO'J HAVEN'T TRIED A wsm ml C* ii 1W Mdii preferred, No pets. 32239X double garage, fenced yard, Sold Garage SaI•- Thursday, Friday: Cash for Anflqvqj circuit COW, wIll tortable. Back yard large enough batter let, $13.95 exchange homes. Under $23,0 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Basic , me CLASSIFIED AD LATELY.' carry mortgage First Qana win) low new for LAKELAND, $20,000. Saturday, I pc, walnut dining for a garden. Drive by 2401 Holly, that) $730 down, Government REEL'S BODY SHOP. 110 SacrifIce wanted. Hi-way 44 Auctiga at PlaIntif'. CLASSIFIED DEPT. Total prIce 1*3,300, 322-VIZ. rec.iø issi w. &y, $28,300. then call for more information, pros. ol h. hank Cowan room wIte, maple console stereo, RATES Sanford Ave. Plaintiff, Galleries, 3fl.72, fundIng. By builder, 534)44,, cottage on river, 517$. Utilities 2 BR chaIrs, lamps, tables, clothes, pulllca$Icn Air TlctI Mr. nljig cuter, Equal Housing Opportunity, d MrS. FilibiCk B. 0(11K CAR SI this ftIce, IS wit: RICHARDO.EATONandMARIAN Included. 322 4410 or 333.4301. Iffiruslinws 3 BR, W3 bath, rid brick. Must sell. 0bllsHonies 4lce line HOURS gemLsIIefnpoosr,e,c.11sAmJC plm4i, IDYLLWILDE School near. 7 rooms CARE CORPORATiON 0. EATON, his wife; ESTHER JAMES M. WILLIAMS, it us., PINEY WOODS BARN - We.,y Deluxe Aluminum yiond 154 Willing above grove to talk terms. 120,000. £ffiruilfimis PIINnoau Driw, d.b.IA3OMIN.MUPPLERISM1N WEIMAN: MERIT CREDIT .31ca line SAN MO PAR K. I. 2. 3 bedroom and 2 baths, well shaded fenced Way, Camemerry. 530.4011. Furniture & MisCellaneous. Sill 0:00 AM. -5:30 P.M. swimming pools. (3) 1S'x24' at OlLL.uI Under Which Phcne 323*602. _________________________ uflm.s.............24ca line eigIit•weô Aitamonte Springs, is REDUCED$2,000 l?• C0!PORATION,INC....w NORTH NOTICI Op ACTION yard. Has Ice maker refrIgerator, 1 Bedroom mobile home, No pets, for 30 pct. commission. Free Pickfrailer apts. Adult 5 family park. IS'x33' complete. 1 yrs. old MONDAY thru FRIDAY Beautifully remodeled 6 rooms, 1100 U2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) he In busfis ol flit East ORLANDO WATER AND SEWER ° JAMES M. WILLIAMS dishwasher, disposal and well for $1 10 per monte, tldp.ting In a major NATO anagsd ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 g.m. Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17-92, Sanford. repossessed. Sacrifice, "p price SATURDAY P.Nocn iok sq. ft., new carpeting 5. roof, Qas watering lawn. Owner has already SNiSI in me city at CORPORATION, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN 3 Lines Minimum 55-Bonts & AcCeSsories Sanford 3227210 Phone 5501650 an rupsir Call collect 3052130610. maritime exercise: "Team Orlando, FlorId.. 323.1930. furnace, large moved fenced lot. Nesr All pafli claiming Interests by, and says sell. $31,950. _____________________ Defindant. REALTORS frimsi ("skekioti") and Work 12' That the pirty Interested in slid WIde, furnished, 1 BR,AC high school. $15,500. Oweeç 323. Wanted, ResidentIal site 20123thl. through, under or against JAMES MONTHLY RENTALS NOTICE OF ACTION ROISON MARINE ORIENTALRUGS WANTED to' multIple listIng service adults, $110 me 333-3939, 0537. as a business enterprise Is as ?oils: WE have homes from $100 down, uteriors DEADLINES He Top prices, ('sed, any condition, swimmIng a nerving 2125 Hay 17.3 TO: RICHARD 0. EATON and At. WILLIAMS and to all parties AVAILABLE pool. Leadint Oiolfrey C. Moehl, Interested? having veterans no down. or claiming distributor to have any da.si,ij and pran 6411176, Winter Park. Color Iv, air Coed., Maid Serv. 333.3%) MARIAN 0. EATON. his wife, and wants a nice backyari mber aboard the oiler ep President right, titi or Interest Noon The Day 8efore Pubhcation HOMES, LOTS, ACREAGE LONGW000 - 530 Rosidale - 4 W. GARNETT WHITE to display new 1914 model abovi in the real ESTHER WEIMAN, and all QUALITY INN NORTH $lIon periode, Jack studied htat. .. EIiwde 'Iatthee I ftp. outbeard motor, any property herein described. $421000 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard, welt. having or claiming to have ground pool. Top consldet'atioi 1.15 SR 434, Longunod Harold Hall Realty Req Real Estate Broker l0CorPoration tp & Trade perfect condition, run isis than 1 reading, erosion YOU HERESY NOTIFIED MLS.REALTORS given for prime location. Call 30$ Sundo - Noon FrIday right, title or lnt.mt In the prOPSIty mat anARE action to orecios. Dated at Orlando. Orange County, hrei JOHN KR IDER, AS5OC. hour, 322-3690 after 4 p.m. WELAKA APARTMENTS ,,. M da4crI REALTOR, MLS 4731370 c011ect. 321.0041 . r.wjg, lipremear 77th, 157. 107 w Commircial 41-Hs. tgagen the foIingrnpprj 1)4W. 1st St. ADDRESS UNKN0,yN EXTRA LARGE 2 BR, 1 bath, and 323-5774 AnytIme He joined the Navy In lOnnel, 200 surface SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET. Phone 377 Publish: Sept.30, Oct. 7, 14. 21, 1571' U' Creslllne, deep hull fIberglass, 30 SfOid 323-0524 2017 In Seminole County, Florida: family rm., ____________________ YOU U S. FRENCH 130' on Sanford ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Ave. D!D.1M 15 PIp. Anyone can be a seller or a bus'. ____________________ Juor in. submarines and Lot , 10, , WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Block STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If WANT To SELL $33550 aircraft L, NORTH that the abov,.nam,d Plaintiff has No charge. All admitted req. GOINGOUTOFTOWNSALi IN THI CIRCUIT Evinrude, Spartan trailer, good BUY-SELLTRADE Ads didn't Classified YOUR HOME? LAKE MARYfrom nine NATO coudries and $IMINOS.0 COUNTY, fIldaCompIaintinth,a,tyl,d ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION 4-Personals Owner moving, must sell. Big4 BR, 311315 E. First Come browse every SundayS to 3 ctcarw coed., make otter. FLORIDA Court for the Buying a 557 new St. ONE OF UNIT ONE, work.. there wouldn't be any. CRYSTAL LAKE according to home? Moving to an foreclosure of at the Movieland DrIv.In PBTONC*)ULIU France. 2 bath, central air. Cart. "I.. -j4l (nIho'rf PaIfv - PROBATE DIVISION the Piat thereof as recorded In P1st apartment? Mofleqn3B*, lIO'ofrlverfromme -''WIV!J) J Dii. P aim home, 1½ ''U, 5IViIJlI mortgage encumbering porch, sprinklers, fruit trees, a the Book II. Theatre, So'.Ah 17.52. pfini, 333. 7$MSCP Cradle carpeted, quiet I and 3 sea wall, boet house, large Nelilber AIr, Navy Ensign Preston B. blocks, clothes line poe STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If A former student af Lyman !" Paa. LI. PuNI,. D,. IS ALCOHOL A PRfl AA Educational Child Care ores low a family acres of freedom, formal dining, ....... VU! 1214. appliances. Only $3L900. 62$ PIS1USS bedrooms, $125 t $131 month. rm. command. spectacular view Gel some action with l Herald 3fl7832 Classified Ads didn't work, mail bos posts, trailer pads, d Wufly. Seminole $2, weekly If you qualify. 323 512 iN YOUR FAMILY? country kItchen, fireplace, sunken ny, orida. Coulter30wtjoee wile Bor1.a 111gb School, Lcngwood,he '15 i• (thIS SI therm heater, sills. there wouldn't be any. of rIver, Separate work shop. or 373.5433. Lot S. Block THE COLON his been filed against you and you ____________________ classlf led ad. We'll help you write EVES 3371517 or 3220612 AL ANON tub In master suite. $51900. NADES FIRSTC. ADDITION. ____________________________ joined the Navy In December LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR ,Invest In good lIvIng for $31a. MARGARET F. PITCHFORD. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. an ad that will WE TAKE TRADES bring cording to the plat thereof are required to serve a copy of your For families or friends SI probli fast safe. is l;nE ° furnI. F 1003. WALTER B. STEELE 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 ss oulboard motor, TJAuctInn Bryson's ship IS CALL 322.1I DRIVE BY-'133SSUMMERLIN Deceased recorded in Piat Book 15, Page 50, REAL BARGAIN EXTRA SPECIAL-3 BR, 1,'p bath, ,, Near shoppIng area. Adults only. NOTICE TO CRIDITORS 17WJ Rig. Real Estate Broker SLIM unwiiun. caim P172595 BUDGETS ARE drinkers. 5j, Drfre SanfoeJ, was hOIi*pert.d at Norfolk, Va. PA., at LEGAIIT CITY ESTATE Public Records of Seminole County, Post Office Box 753, Orlando, $100 me. 322SSSa or 323-5119. - PosIt "Your Business Is Appreciated" after 6 p.m. Patio set, Washer, Dryer, Camp TO ALl. PRiSONS HAVING Florida. BOLSTERED WITH VALUES liv rone For further Information call 4fl.4 neat 5 clean, Immediate OC. 3 BR, 1 bath block home, assume On TV's I Furnlfta'e. Flreplacel 4 BR, huge kItchen, Treeshadedsite,3Bi3bathhorn, 1. air, on corner lot. Askl,,g frorntheNavy&cplySchooIst CLAIMS OR DIMANDS AGAINST equipment, above ground PC101, MV. FROM THE WANT, AD Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, Or write ra Auction every Fri4ay cupancy. A mortgage, $157 monthly, Florida 32502, and file the original must C H-A, 130.500. FMA.VA see. 117,930. You are commanded to fil, your with . sun room, guest cottage, I many THE ABOVE ESTATI: A'1 n& Ge. small group'Raflan 7:30 furniture.] 33. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P. 51?tik,sical PM, p.m. Bay Rd. 5 Old Hwy 641, the Clerk of the abuv,.styled very iow down payment, written defenses to said COLUMNS. extras. You will love thIs en BR 5 2 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, r'4ise 7110. WmInffiwmhemthe,lme with the Clerk SI Mt. Dora. 901.1*3.174% The JOhN 35-week 50* Si), Sanford, FIa. 32771. Complaint courtonorbeforeOc,o,,30 ista. MMER course Is $18,995 etc. $99 mo. up, 333-5019. the aboveamed tertalning show place home, Only Forrest Greene Inc. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES of the first publication ___________________ Of this notice Court and to serve a SAN ANTONIO - AIYZTI*n veu a iugmeat may be en. $67,550. Terms. designed to provide newly S.V. Itardwick, Broker Neat 3 BR home, central air, carpet, an, Pianos 5. Electronic Organs with $306133 JOHN SAULS AGENCY ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Ti copy REALTORS - 18-Help Wanted required to file with the upon the attorneys herein belthereof tired against you for th• relief S1-H0tiId JOini GOO drapes, range, refrigerator, Deltona,441.451i K. P1WnIDT ________ 31A-plexes commissioned officers and of Mr 6442037 automatic rhythm section. Liberal clerk SI the Circuit Court SI later than OCtober 2L 7SRecreatio,i for "We Care" ________ demanded in the Velticils complaint or 1514. washer 5 dryer. Fenced yard, LOVELY HOME IN COUNTY -) Half acre on Jewett Lane. 3 BR, 2 Broker,323-7174 AIsoc. 323.04*3 Seminole County, Florida, Probate = nd "Hotline," Adults or Teens. trades offered. Bob Ball's PIano & warrant officers with the K SUNLAND ESTATES-. 305 Bamboo WITNESS myhand ands.aIof Only Day Night BR, 3 bath, central H IA, wall-toMature companion the to live bath, in and 10 mos. young. Start Division. the address Of which 5 central heat I. air, mint Organ Sales I Western Auto, 301 Must SacrifIce-. *513 Streamline, 33 WITNESSmy hand andth, seal of tec'vcai Dr., Owner, 3 BR, central H 5 A, wall carpet, kitchen equipped, 000-A Ballard St., Altamonte care for elderly unman. Room 1 BR apt., klt. equip., A-C, carpeted. FACED WITHA DRINKING packingl Call George Willis, Post Office or.er C. Saniord, Court at Sanford, Florida, this 20th said Court on Sptember 16. 1574. coed. 531.000. Owner, 323-6433, W. First St., 337.3753 It. Gregory Mobile Hes, o3 complete kitchen with dish. Adults. No pets. $95. 337.37% wk. BY SINGEI fenced day of September. 1976. and board plus salary. Must have REALTOR.ASSOCIATE yard. Owner re-locating. y with the Navy sppy Sprutg*, has been selected for FlorIda, a written statement of any (SEAL) PROBLEM (SEAL) washer, dual drive, Many extras. Cne of Sinuer's top Tout, and S ' . Orange City Orlando Drive. 333S300. DeBary dys after 4. $39,250. driver's license. 322-6361 after 1 Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous claim or demand you may have tecimlcal training at Qianute against Zig Zag machines. Aftu, 'e Hammond Phoenix organ with __________________________ $21,300. 315-5371. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. SeCkwlth, Jr. p.m. the estate of Margaret F. Can Help automatic rhythn 5. tape and play, 1 Room furn. duplex, 24th St. 1sf T Clerk of the Circuit Court S Beautiful acres loaded wIth tries. .alanccof IllS SOor pay $II. ler Students "Get Em While Clerk of the Circuit Court learned the AFB, flL, In the Air Force Pltchford, deceased. 77- At.. Wanted " 613 SERITA-3 BR.2 bath, central excellent condItIon. $1,a55. 339Call 433-4557 6000 mo. plus month Will last ISO dep. After 3, call AREA-7 By: Crela Higginbutp,arn Ideal country homesite. Only take trade in ,) Smnc By: Cherry Kay Travis Smallest Ad with the greatest op H 5 A, wall-to-wall carpet, kitthen bath, double operations of food service aViOnics systuns field. jer%, __________________ Write P.O. Box 1213 Each Claim must be in writing REAL ESTATE Deputy Clerk $15,000. 323-Sill. garage, range, refrig., fireplac, equipped to zig zag 5 make butt .quipp,d, family rm,, 40' x 1$' In. on Clerk portunity. Call 3335513. Realtor They're Hot" Sanfo,d,Fiorlda 32171 •l'bS ali•iiwi leceutlY and must Indicate the basis Winifred J. Sharp, 33774,. dspsrtm-da, dlsbur-lagoftices Publish Sept. 23,30 & Oct. 1, 14, 1576 BUY JUNK CARS- from 110 toSte. and gas heat. $30000. holes Balance Of 155 $1 Of 10 PIano, walnut, refInished, ground pool. Only $43.om. Terms. Attorney new Unfurnlstied, two for the claim, the name JOHNSON. MOTSINGER, bedroom. SecurIty' Call 332-1421 after 1 p.m. DED-lia Cliff Jordan Realtor pleted basic SANFORD The government has released training p.vmenls of 16 Call crc, IbOBId at DIVORCE FORMS- For free I tt action, keys, tuned L dcflverad. address at thc MACHINISt _______________ Deposit. Adults Preferred. 337 money toi suhidi,,d housing lo 533.5337 ot- TOWN- 3 BR, 1 "iriager. 337 9tH or lie oI NOTIC!t.jnf rormation bath, Lackland ced. TRISMEN & SHAkP, P.A. write large to: Box I BR,3 BATH IN PINECREST -On Manyo$herspicpf0 79 Experienced. Smilty's naval sitore atationa. Tea., and Inc. has •n itor or his agent or alt. Winter Sell thit extr. bike with a tow coil 6420 or 323-7515. qualified b,yers. New houses in a i lot, cern. AP.FOR oo East Rob4non Street 0 SEWING CENT ER lISA, well and pump. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Pompano, Orange Grove FIa. Park, 33061. 644-5541. orney, ,nnwdiale opening. Good pay, 3 loIs, Incom, from furnished s, 2 bath cli large unoe and udIed the (I4q;oed d. A the Fo emr"jnt Orlando, Florida , Horse pasture avail, for rent. rural area. No down paym,y, 1972 graduate of the 337 E ISI SI tr;;:er on back lot. Lots of extras, 37501 TO WHOM it MAY CONCERN: ___________________ Steady employment. Apply to: 3BR.2 beth duplex, 57.5 Bouganclaimed. If the claIm is not near lake, Central H.A, carpetIng, ________ of Texas, Aintin, orianhration and CO(flS and $31,000. Buy UDIPk1Jt7 Monthly payments less than rent, this charmIng 3 BR home including pool. HAMMOND ORGAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff Notice Is hereby and Sinitty's Inc., 7711 Orlando Drive, given that the sio,soo. Sounder ..the date when It will b.come vlllea, Desary, on lake adloining screen room, citrus, lots of Call to see if you qualify. Furniture- complete housefu II MORE CASH get small mature orange grove. Publish Sept. 23. 30 & Oct. 7, 14, 1976 ufld.signed, pursuant to the S-Lost & Found model complete with rhythrg with a Idwlor of bnalnou iece1ved special Instruction in :.: Sanford. 3222512. storage. $35,, 333.5633 golf course. All carpeted, carport shall be stated. If me Claim including antiques and Home has baby's. I sectIon central air 5 is DED 117 39 "FictitIous 2 COMMERCIAL LOTS plus 3 BR, 2 heat, 3BR, 1 BATH - Small frame home, and lnstru,ts. 1315. For Name Statutv' Chapter Wrecked or Junk and utility Muons, administration degree, he hwnan contingent or unhiquldated, the room. $220.50 per bath home on 2 Delary Drive, DeBary, 641-491 carpet, fireplace, large 7. $45.09, more M. UNSWORTH REALTY Florida Statute, will register lots. All for ______________________ 3737707 or 321-0959. Wanted-. Hairdresser, master or screened Architect's Uwn Custom ConS situated 00 'hot a city block. Only nature of the uncertainty shall be month plus security deposit. Call CarS & Trucks Plwmner Is a 1976 $35,300. jolnedIb, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. porch, much more. Reduced to Navylnoctober 1975. $100 Relard apprentice. Pays 60 pet, with 5)2,500. Terms. temporary-i level, 3 BR, 2 bath. slated. It the claim is secured, the mossi or Rig. Real Estat. Broker after S call 322.74724, Twin Beds, chest of drawers, ( 1 Any year thru W76 models. 7 of Lyman High School, security shill be described. only $29,900. Phyllis Capponi, inand for Seminole County, Florida 516.000. Jenny followIng, SO without. Good For the return of purse and contenl Clark Realty, 322503W. 1st St. desk. $100. Wood table 5 chair d-OfficeSupphs" The WITT REALTY Realtor.As.oclate. After hours, FINE OLD 2 STORY " week. Call collect, 361.3131, dli's upon receipt of proof of the 1595. location, Zayres Shopping Center. Keep money. 332-1301. NOTICE OPGENUAL 323.406) p1333-03)7 eves. In good claimant shall deliver, sufficient IUTnERTMIQIAEL 50OfC _____________________________ $20; Wicker des $341723. FRICICE 5 FRICKE AS. Call 323-7530. Peg. Real Estate publication of this notice, the f neighborhoo4, Broker, 32-Houses Unfurnished ELECTION 321-0640 3 BR, I bath, 2 fire. copies of the claim to the Clerk tO IC. Wicker sofa, His & Her Golf cis Navy Ensign Gilbert S. SOCIATES, INC., REALTOR. $31. titious name, towit: BILL BAER places, corner lot. 5)2,300. Terms. Park Ridge, 3 BR. 2 bath, 323-7 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, enable the clerk to mail oni ccov to sets, Dishes, Lamps & more. 32 3V 774 Used Office split plan, 372477, LPN, I to 17 shift. Gerlatric cx. 3253. Legal Notice Mithael,24,acnofMr,andMre. OF ALTAMONTE MALL, under central air, screened porch, FLORIDA ____________________ each Personal representative. 2103 Grovi Drive 1110. perlence preferred. Apply in Wood or steel desks, executive disk _i[!_I VETERANS which it is engaged in businets at fenced yard. Laroe family rm., THIS IS ITI Best buy ST.JOSREAL"fr 3 BR, I Bath, Family Rm. Z person, Sanford Nursing 5 Con. Honda, CS 330, 9000 Miles. & chairs, secretarial desks In town. No money down. New 3 FICTITIOUS NAME A BE GENERAL ELECTION WILL Room 305, Altamonte Mall, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TN! ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS HELD IN THE CITY OF AItamord,SpringLF3volj Slightly damaged with wetbar. $1900 do.. 1 assume I, 1163. Into. In window sofa bed with and whme wife Teresa is the vaieicent Center, 950 Mellonvulle BROKERS chairs, straight chairs, tiling Excellent coed., 1390. 322-3117. eneva Notice is hereby given that I am FOREVER BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, NOT SO FILED WILL BE WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ON me City of Altamonte _____________________________ URRED. matching EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli mtg. 6222%, 323-531, or 3V-]134 chair. NowonlypesslP. Ave. Days-323 4123 dsngtder of Mr. and Mrs. engaged In business at 1407 S. cabinets, as is. Casti and carry. from $37,000. Springs, CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY 204 5. Sunland, 3 BR, carpeted, Dated August 31st, 1576. THE 7th DAY OF DECEMBER, Florida. Country Furniture Distrlbuton Motorcycle Insurance Nlghts-337.fl$2 Uardens NOLL'S French Avenue. Sanford, Seminole FLORIDA drapes, 1516. FOR THE PURPOSE OF fenced, Ruth F. Gordon Tyre of 110 clean, lease. 5175. Hwy 14, 1 mile Byars east of nava BLAIR AGENCY I-i. 323-I32 Nurses: t. RN's 5 LPN's, Aides. Aid. That the Lake Markham3 BR.? County, Florida under the fIctItious Casselberry, 17-53, 130-4206 party intirested in said $344345. CIVIL ACTION NO. bath, pool Wm. H. StemperReaItor ELECTING A COUNCILMAN, As Personal Represents. Sanford-] BR, 1½ bath, $100 down, ______________________________ 76-1125-CA.13.0 323'2846 or 323-7710 .'Drfe, all of Oviedo, recently companion. Needed' Immediately. large business enterprise lof on canal to I name of SEMINOLE TRUCK is as Apadments SEAT ONE. A COUNCILMAN, follows: RILEY WOOD. live of the Estate SI lakes, OWNER TRANSFERRED- Must I S17727 total monthly payment, 5',', Copy MachInes (6), repossessed. 6210634. ISiS S. French Cadrit, completed the basIc Naval SERVICE, and that I Intind to 535.300. Phone 323-S53. 337-4991 Inc. Nice 2 BR S2-AppIjanc block SEAT THREE, AND A COUN. Get home, furn. or plenty of prospects Margaret F. Pltcttfoqd Plaintiff ____________________________ sell 3 BR, 1½ bath home on lovely annual pci. rate, 360 mos. $1L300. _______________________ AdWith warranty from siso. Call 628f Studio, 1,2,3 _________________________ Eves. 323-1456; 322-1161; 337-19.1 registersaidnam,withtIof a Florida Corporation UNEMPLOYED? Never again If Imlurn.333.7930or )22'7m after 6$; vertise your product or servIce' In Flight Officer Progrun at CILMAN, SEAT FIVE: EACH FOR Dec.asld 0914. tre,shaded fenced lot. Reduced to We Bedroom Dated at Aitamonte Springs. GEORGIA FAYE (THOMAS) ApIs. you have sincere desIre and the Circuit Court, Seminole County, James H. Gilbert, Jr. JU(LrLrLruthe CI.ssif led Ads. JOHNNY WALKER KENMORE WASHER, parts, $21,000. handle Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida government ATWOYEAR TERMOF OFFICE. Florida. this 14th in accordance with the Attorney (WOOD) (SADLER) CURBY, ambition: Serious only please call 2 BR, on small lake, carpeted, heat. Onlet, One Story service, used machines THE PLACES OF VOTING WILLSeminoleCounty, day Reg. Real Estate Broker Pin. repossesom, all area. Small MOONEYAPPLIANCES3230657 62-awn.Gard of 1574 Honda CS 200, like nep September, 1516. provisions of the Fictitijs Name English, McCaughan 5 BE CITY HALL, 102 N. MOSS Defendant. 5742054 after 1 p.m. or write 1040 aIr, Delary-Orange City area. Kitchen Equipped down, seller pays closing costs. -__________________ MLS.REALTORS General Contracior _______________________ Publish Sept. 23,30 & Oct. 7, 14, 1976 Ihan 600 miles. Extras. $go. 3. He received 26-weeks of Statutes, To-Wit: Section $6509 O'Bryan 2 New Models Giovanni, Delton., Fla. 32163. $150 1st 5 last. 322.4351 ROAD, FOR PRECiNCTS 12 AN NOTICE OF ACTION 372.6151 Adult.FamIly GE Dishwasher, all cycles, 2 yeai 6451. 114 Statutes 1s1. 24; FIRE STATION NUMBER 2. Post Office Box 140% AND NOTICE OF CRANK CON'ST REALTY NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 321.0041 eatenaive instruction in the Florida Under $31,000 old, perfect condition. $130 or bel 51g. H. Jeff Vonler NORTHERN 3 BR,? bath, country home, $200 per WAY, LISPENDINS Fort Lauderdale, FlorId. 33302 Woodruff's Garden Center REALTORI304O41 FOR NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO: Georgia One Bedroom offer, 322-3e29. functions, capabilities and Publish Sept. 23.30 & Oct. 7, II, 1976 Teteplione: 452-3301 ?0175.FRENCH PRECINCT ow. References 5 Lease required. ____________________ 601 Celery Ave. Faye (Thomas) CAMELOT -TrurJs.Traj DED-113 From TOAN CONSIDER THEBY ADOPTION (Sadler) Curby, deceased, Publish: Sept. 20, Oct. 7. 1576 HAL COL5ERT REALTY, 373. THE ELECTION BOARD SHALL 0" ORDINANCE THE CITY(Wood) and GE Refrigerator, 17 cu. ft., doubliI ___________________ her executors, administrators DED.1 CONSIST OF MRS. RUTH LAVO, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. NOTICE OF INTENT TO 7532 or eves. 337.1557 or 3220612. a jet alning a raft. In ad AT CASSELBERRY door, $100. Hotpolnt 39" BALL REALTY range 64Equipnnt for Rent Scosit, good engine, good body; MRS. NORMA LANG, MRS. p 135 REDUCED 'YOUR LITTLE FEE ICENCT Notice is hereby gIven that a or pirsonai representatives if any: 530. Both for $125 cash. You haul,• _______________________ REGISTER FICTITIOUSNAME FICTTTIOUSNAMI ditlon, Michael studied air "The Rad.lI Curby New tires, brakes, shocks, See I Deltona -2 BR, l! bath. Phone 371. Peg. Real Estate Broker CeamttuijL NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN tp. HELEN GREEN, MRS. LOUISE Public Hearing will be held at the Notice Is hereby Call 322.77%. FOR QUICK SALEPlnecrest, • JOBS WORTH make of fee' at 501½ E. 2nd St., 333. Sonny Sadler Steam Clean You Own Carpet SALES-RENTALS 332) after $ p.m. that lam OWENS, navigation, meteorology, tn, undersignid, desiring to engage engaged in businessgIven 1505 W. 25th St. East off 17.92 at 12$ Academy BARDI, MRS. PATRICIA LOM- Commission Room in the City Hall neat 5 clean 3-2, shaded corner, MRS. MARGE WILLIAMS, in the City of Sanford, Florida, 0171 days. RentOurpeinshyac Jamie Sadler. an ;nfant SI? W. 1st ST., Sanford electronics RUSHING FOR! inbusflessufldermlfidftname Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, and at Seminola Blvd. flight it Penney's Portable Dishwasher established neighbOrhood. 131.900. 327 SIll or 3222757 after Hrs. Deborah Kay Wood, an Infant 3 BR, lt bath, den. C air, carpe, CARROLL'SFURNITURE,3fl.SiIl MRS. REET ELLIOTT AND MRS. 700 o'clock PM. 041 OCtobei' 11, SI PIK.L.PATP FARMS at 7M0 N. Florida under the fictitious name ,e. (Horse Track Rd.) operations and procedures. excellent condition. $50 or besi ISIS International Scout, lwsieei lDE APARTMENTS Chris Michael Wood, an infant drapes, water softener. panellngR' 'a W. nd Terrace, Parkia, FI04Idi ALPHA ENTERPRISES, and that I RUTH MEWES. SECRETARy 1916, to consider the adoption of fl BATEMAN R EALT offer. 321-1222 LeIY after 6. drive, heavy duty front bumper, Follow signs to models off Highway 17.92, Sanf*rd ?h, central7I He has now progresued to 33067 intend. to regIster the said Isendtorsgisterseidnam.withmi TROY J. PILAND, Allen Wood, an infant, and: $191 mo. 323-0502 after S. Bilingual 65-Pets-Supplies air. family rm,, garage, large Ideal hunting, fishing vehicle; Rrg Real Estate Brkrr Acrot From Ranch Nous. ordinance by the City of Sanfd, any other heirs or beneficiaries of Winter Park Drive MAYOR Florida, as follows: advanced training, which en- name with the Cisrk of the CircuIt Clerk Cf the Circuit Court. Seminole Publish: MAINTENANCEMAN Sept. 30, Oct 1543 Ford ~ ton fiat bed, V.a fenced yard, Separate Studio. BR home, 109 Temple DrIve. 1 25195 oIifora Ave Open lOtol 32346700r $31.fl77 the estate of Georgia Faye 54'-'Garage Sales 7, 14, 21. 1976 S ECU R ITY 0 UAR OS 830.7966 AKC Doberman tails another 10-weeks of In. Court Sf Seminole County, Florida. County. Florida in accordance with DED 15$ $3,000 equity & assume loan Of puppies, exceflent bath; all malor appliances furnofessienally Manased .4 J21 0759 eves 337 1643 engIne, runs, rough body, make ______ (Thomas) (Wood) (Sadler) Curby, if DATED MANAGER TRAINEES day of Oc$o,, the pr slons of the FIctitious _____________________________ ORDINANCE NO. 1314 show-breeding potential. Contact 132.000 3210503. Ofter 1559 Ford 1½ ton fiat bid, drudion and will lead to his any; A.D. 1516. ished; utility room. Large lot with Yard Sale-. Saturday 5 Sunday, 410 Retail Mr. Anderson, 365.5710. Name StaMet, To.Wlt: Section dump body, V-I, rough, make fenced back yard. $113 month plus I. ipiks Miller Cleo Jacobs and Rachel Jacobs, tigtit1on as a Naval $65.09 FiOtidi Stilutet 1t7. Briarcliff (behind Bahama Joes). AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY TAFFER REALTY MECHANICS MECHANICS -. SUNLAND ESTATES ---_..... otter. 3fl.4,i. deposit. 32)0931 Myrna E. Miller 5: Wavie Alioway or alter S call Bunch of Omcer. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO hi wife 322. iunk, DIESEL MECHANICS aluminum frame Rq Real Estale Broker Vance Taylor Publish: 7672. Publish: Sept. 30. Oct. 7. 14. 21. 1976INSEMINOLE KEY PUNCH OPERATOR 1100 E 25th St 7, I 3, windows, mower, pottery kiln, THE CIRCUIT COUNT, ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. COUNTY, FLORIDA. $19,900 A 1574 graduate of Thiida DEE-U 177 L R. Taylor, PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF DED-ISI clothing, toys 5 AUTO BODY MEN mIsc.. . Sale 2 BR, 241 Palmetto Ave., CASE NO. 76437.CA49.p Defendants. COMPANION-LIVE IN Buys you a spotless 3 BR, 1½ bath CARPORT SALESANFORD, FLORIDA. UPON ANDALLOTHERSWHOMITMAY We Buy double garage, no pets. Furniture 2100 Cornell FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF COUPLE-LIVE IN '47 Cadillac Coupe. current InADOPTION OF SAID OR. CONCERN: home, on large corner lot. No Call 322.0374 Drive (Grove Manor off SEMlNOLE,abankingcoipon., DAVE'S 339 44)6 DINANCE, A PORTION OF THAT doWn. VA,Or IOwdo*, FHA Must SPection,runsperfect,s, ppwne '-WE SELL SUCCESSYouarenotlfedof Melionville), Sanford, Friday & formerly UNITED STATE BANK the filingof this CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED 3221110 after 5:30 p.m. ____________________ Sell. Phyllis Capponi, Realtor. tent or Sell 30) Commercial action Saturday, Immaculate 3 BR, io.. MIsc. We buy by the plaintiff against you and sell good furniture and 323-31,: OF SEMINOLE, a banking car Associate. After hours, $311773. . bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. EAST OF AIRPORT BOULEVARD seokltoquiettitIefo,hefoliing poration, AUIIUN II(ICKE i. FRICKE ASSOC., Garage Sale, Friday, Saturday 1. Leases Dltsun including Zcarsand $155 mo. 323ieti. AND NORTH OF JEWETT LANE property in Seminole County Lead carpenter with mm. 10 yrs. GALLERIES Rid. ' uppianij 3224572. Plaintiff, trucks. For information call aill INC.. REALTOR, 531 5233. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FlorIda,towit: Corn•, Sunday, Oct. 5, 9 1 10 am. to 4 esp. Excellent lob protection wIth vs. Ray or Jack Mink, $311311 p.m., 11145. Park Aye. Furniture, Stenstrom mm. 10 wks. yr. employment. VOLUNTARY OF ANNEXATION Thewestsofe,fof,heEastSl3 Cash 3224132 CENTRAL FLORIDA WATER PROVISIONS CHAPTER fietOfLot9BIocko,IyIngthof 33Houses Furnished appliances, clothing, misc. Send resume with references to JUSTMAKE PAYMENT5J,L SYSTEMS. INC., a Florida car CITY-40)HolIvAv.,,.I.J.j,,,nc,, Jim 171.3.44, LAWS OF FLORIDA, li. Christmas In run useg Box 612. co The Evening Herald, Vurniture, appliances, '73 Models. Call 373-1310 O $34 poralion at 51.. In WHEREAS, there has been filed the Sanford Oviedo Road and West '.n.r,JP,I I •pr. LC, s,se raix LPr. '-nosy, (IC?. I, I toots, etc. Buy I or '1001 items. iC Bedro :urn. or Unfurn. 3 BR, 2 baths, P.O. Box 1651, Sanford, Fla., 3222111 i( Of North 230 feet of East 433 with the City Clerk Of 4603 Dealer. completely remodeled. Many Defendants. day only. Realtor $16 E. 20th St. ShamAlter Hours: 32771. Larry's Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave. the City f feet of Lot 9, Block 0, lyIng South Of carpet, drapes, utility rm., car Sanford, Florida. extras, and lotsof potentiali pp NOTICROFSALE 1937 Chevr.t 4 DR. 213 eng. E Radio. Clothes 1. Shoes QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES fl33,, parad• with port, air cond. 322 3150 or 3132659. a petition con Sanfont Oviedo Road of 0. R. taming the name of Notice is hereby given the Only $25500 Want to buy furniture, toilet fix(children's). Misc. cellent body, new Interior, iáw Telephone solicitors, experience property Mitchell's survey of the pursuant to the Summary Judgment Levy Grant Central Heating and Air Conditioning tures. tires, maps, extra parts; Nw anythIng of value. 337. preferred. Salary plus comowner in the area described according to plat thereof as 43-Lots-Acreage entered in this cause, in the Circuit hereinafter requesting annexation COUNTY- Wilson Road- Custom 5459 Carpeting Carport Sale- Friday I Saturday,S brakes, fuel pump, braki cables & mission. 322-1776 beginning Mon., recorded In Plat Book 1, page 5, of to the corporate area of the Court of Seminole County, Florida, btJIlt2BR,7batp,Iakefrontdream to S. Adult 1. chIldren's clothes, rust proofed. Asking $1,500. Mate Oct. $1. Santa Claus1 City of the Public Records of Seminole will sell the property situated InI Sanford, Florida, and requesting We Buy Used Furniture homeon9 beautiful acres See this toys in good condition, ce base 5 SANFORD- 62 dry AIres near st. any offer. 323-2754. to County, Florida ",I"'O IITCP4l5 , 9(JeefsT .. -...... ,,.,.., 1 Item or a be included therein: and todayi Johns. Houseful Seminole County, Florida, described $110,Opo. 6TIfl Light delivery. Must own vehicle, mobile antennas, bike. 29) Abbott and you are required to serv, a copy as: 373.3337 OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY Ave., Lake Mary. 322-4931. WHIfl SACKETT INVESTMENT have knowledge of Sanford area. TQ, f.Ti. 1962 volkswagen, July inspection, WHEREAS, the Property Ap. otyourwrlttendefensetifaflytoi, Lots ii 1'. 21. 26 and 27 f praiserof SeminoleCounty, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 130 Florida. 322.1776 begInning Mon., Oct. 11. CORP., REALTORS runs good. $350 firm. 373-1402,. Modernizing your home? Sell no having OflWILLIMj A. LEFFLER. Ill, N ________________________ andParkHomesBy ___________________________ the BRADLEY'S ADDITION TO Anderson Circle- 3 BR, 1 bath, Carport Samcertified that there is one piaintjff' attorney whose ii I longer needed but useful Items SHRIMP : Carpenter Trainee, ii yrs. or older. property owner in the area to wall to wall carpeting in excellent LONGWOOD, according to the P1st daily unti.cc!!p \.,....__. ' 47-Real Estate Wanted be is P.O. Box 2fl1. Sanford, wIth a want ad. Call 337-2611 Or '45 Fury I 4-door, 3)0 engIne, new S annexed and that said property Learn trade from bottom up. tMreof, as recorded in P1st Book condition. on nicely landscaped Florida 103 Valencl. St. tires, goon shape. 2317 Sanfoed --SUPER FLEA MARKET ___ - -_______ 1)1-9993. Possess chauffeur's lIcense 5, Page 11, of the Public RecOrd* 0 ownir has signed the petition for flflI on or before October 1$, 1974 lot. BPP warranted. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD Ave., phone 337-4362. 3106 lamHy Rental Units Wanted - 1 to iie the original of those annexation and ____________________________ Seminole County, Florida, LESS: CONSTRUCTiON clean driving license. Send PrivateBuy,r ' written defenses with the Clerk of ) That part of Lots 19 and 2) included Wed. I FrI. 15. Sunset resume with references to Box LOCHARBOR-301 RidgeOriveWHEREAS, it has been detet. this 711 W. 75th Sanford, Fla. _____________________ Phonel(9 5.557 6)2, Co The Evening Herald p.o. ln LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS Court on or beforeservlc,on the lit. I Sun. I. Sunset . ' mined that the property descri Spaciousi BR.? bath home, 200 • . ______________________ Box 1631, Sanford, Fla., 3277). plaintiff's attorney, or Immediately Help me pick a theme HIGHWAY ADDITION, according __________________________________________________________________________ hereinafter is Contiguous ' IardsfromMayfairCounfryClub For Appointment Call 305.322.3103 to the thereafter: _________ to the flat thereof, as recorded in OTHERWISE A corporate area of Extras include refrigerator, ice. - Merchandise the City of SanDEFAULT WILL BE ENTERED P1st Book 1. Page 24,0 the Public dIspenser, dishwasher, central for thIs year ' s parade. lord.Florida,andithasfurther been AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF EXPI Records Of Seminole County, determined that the annexation heat 5 air and BPP warranted. SOMiscellaneous for Sale \\ DEMANOED IN THE COM. Florida, 113,500. said property will not result in I Ii l.E.. l\(; llOIi. the PLAINT. Enter the th.m. contest AND creation of an enclave, and 30-Apartments Unturnished Kitchen Bathroom Cab.nets. DATED September 10th, 1916. at CITY- 1015 MagnolIa Ave 2 BR, WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, IS Lots 22 to 2$ inclusive of Block Counter tops Sinks Installation L..%U(;fI('t Sanford, Seminole County, FlOrida, Florida is in a posit 1½ bath home and In immaculate now! The deadline is Friday, Oct. 15, 1976 to provide "A" of LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS municipal available Bud Cabell 377 5057 Servicet to the recorded In Official Records conditlonl Wall to wall carpeting, MMBOO COVE APTS HIGHWAY ADDITION, according anytime property Book 1097 at page lOIS of the Public lots of storage area. Corner lot, described herein, and the City RecordS of Seminole County, to the Put thereof, as recorded In ne 1. 2 Bedroom apartments, Aluminum Siding Landscaping & Home Improvements screened Infront porch. Fireplace Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE. J Piat Book 4, Page 21. of the Public _________________________ furnished or unfurniShed Newly Hut hit. Wek'oine %VIgor1 and much more for only $27,500. Leading Florida deems it in the beet interest manufacturer S CONTEST RULES • Records of Seminole County, cn SeaII redecorated. Comes., E. Airport your home *,tt, alum of the City / distributor has aluminum nec. hoste,.s (.In make it easier Blvd., Sanford, 373 1310. Florida, LESS: Begin at the an to annexto accept Said petitio Arthur H Beckwith. Jr sdng & toftit SyStIm AI0 Carpentry. Remodeling Atidlons COUNTYNarcissus said property. Ave.Newly langular pools leftover from 1975 5'uthesst corner of Lot 22. Block A, Custom Work Licennt, Bondti YOU to adjust lit RULES' Rootng Clerk of your new sur. Gutte, the Circuit Court 20 yrs Eup Season, half price Guaranteed NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT built custom 3 BR, 2 bath on li, ARE MISSING SOMETHING By Cherry Kay Travis Free estimate 323 LakaWaymanHeights,.Cring,0 ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF E,,gle Sting Co $51 9So3 Former Themes May Not Be Used. IF YOU HAVENT roundings. and tIla)lx put iTORlp'EG IT MAkES WASTE acres. Plenty of installation oak trees, plus and terms. Call 305. IRIEQ-A thePlatthereof.asrecordedlnpla, Deputy Clerk Only One Euitry Per Student. CLASSIFI lots more. a SIllIle on your race' $53 9351 collect. SELLING IT MAKES CASH AD LATELY Book 4, Page 24, of the Public Window Washing. Floor Stripping & THE CITY OF SANFORD. Williim A LIII ler, Ill FLORIDA DeadlIne Date Foe' o PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD NOW. Entries, OCteber 1$, Ifll. Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Records of Seminole County, Matching set of 10 rattan dining Call San'ors Salet Leader Beauty Care SECTION I. That that certain Attorney for Plaintiff Call 32226)) or III 9993 Contest Limited To Childr,n In Grades One Through Eight. Free estimate 323595.1 Florida, thence run North along the chairs, Box 229S sis each. Sanford Auction, property in Seminole County, S. All Entries Become The Property Of The Christmas Parade Comm iftie. st line of said Lot 22, 110.3 feet tO Pest Control 1200 S. trench, 3237340. I room apt. utilities Included Ist& Florida, described as follows be and Sanlont, Florida 32711 Central Heat & Air Conditioning the Northeast corner of said Lot 22, the .EntrIss Will Be Judged By A Committee Of Three Judges Salect.d last For same is hereby annex mo. tree TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON requfred. 5, estimates, Plants By The . call Carl 3323750. Answer, now has your Christmas Parade Committee. ANYTIME thence run North 36 degrees , made a part of t and Publi: Sept. II, 23, 30. Oct. 7, 197ô (formerly Hariett's Beauty Nook) Harris at SEARS in Sanfd 373 the City of Sanford, DED $7 answer to rare gifts, antiques and . minutes 50 seconds West N 63 feet. 7. The Winning Entry Will Be Used As The 1711. FlorIda, 519 E. First ART BROWN PEST CONTRO pursuant to the voluntary Multiple Listing Service : rostalgiques. 210 E. lt St., Suite 373 3713 thence run North SI degrees 40 Will Receive A Savings Bond, And Will Be Theme Of The Parade. The Winner NOW LEASING -2543 Park Drive annexation provisions of chapter I D. _____________________ Invited To Rids On Santa's • minutes 20 seconds STOP AND THINI.Z A MINUTE ii Float In West 6121 Th. christmas Pared,. REALTORS 173 171044. Laws of Florida. 197$ Sanford Court 2SISPARK UNITED STATES DISTRICT thence run South Si degr feet STOP AND THINK A MlNuT Classified Ads ditint work there 30 The Last one half of Block 50. At COUNT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FORMER THEMES: minutes Ose n West 24 69 feet Apartments CIastifld Ads ddnt work WANT TO SELL uIUnt be any Carpet Cleaning At Smith's Subdivision according to "Christmas Bells Ring Love," "Wonden, Of Christmas," "Christmas thnce run Southerly to the FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION N 1* modern single story I 5, 2 YOUR HOME' there woiltin I be Iny South. me P1st thereof as recorded in Plat COUNT No. Thoughts," "Christmas Through Children's Eyes," Root Repairs, Carpentry. Pm.nting Buying a new home? Moving to i'76'SCOrI.CIv.y westerly corner of Lot 77, Block Book 1. Page 53. bedroom apts. and completely "K..pinq Christmas Public Records of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Home Repairs, Gutlering. Cement apartment' "A", Lake Wayman Heights, _____ Through Christ," "Christmas Fantasy," "Parade Of Christmas Dreams," turnished studio apartments Seminole County. Florida Plaintiff, v OLIVER GRAYSON, work Fr, estimates 531 l-7 Rug Shampooing- Living room, . thet1C run Easterly along 34.1 Get tome action with a H,ri-: Christmas Around The World." the Conveniently located & beautifully SECTION 3 That upon thu or Jr. and MARY NN GRAYSON, his dining area. haiI-re,,ar-.Jl,,. '.4 Southerly lineof Lots77, 26. 752123 classleø Id Will PieI you w landscaped. Abundant storage dinance becoming effective, the wile; LIBERTY LOAN CORP. OF C and 22 to the point of beginning. I'll Let a Classified Ad help y-otJ find --- - - - It' ad that will bring a fast size, $19 95. 373 3511. (Including atti s- "CE Er.ir se - resident. ";";c-', - - ., ne - - -- - \ Beino a pa.! more room for Storage CiaI.Silied SANFORD FUR CALL 37 sli Efficiency Package". From $113. Ot properly described herein shall Ni T U RE CO Defendant(s). AcI find buyers fast __________________________ 77 CHRiSTMAs PARADE THEME CONTEST Call 321 0220 between $ 5 3:30. LAKEWAYMANHEIGHTS5ndLOf entitled to all the rIghts and NOTICE OF SALE IS of BRADLEYS ADDITION TO - Notice is Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square privil.ge and immunit,et as are hereby given that feet of living area. LONGWoO, according to the Plat Irom time to time pursuant to a Hauling .ASSIFIED ADS MOVE Sewing thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 1, NAME_ Concrete block Construction. Central heat and air Conditioning. Fully granted to FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure residents and property MOUNTAINS of merchandise owners of the entered on September ii, 1976 by the AGE ________PHONE Land Clearing PIpe 17. 04 the Public Records of equipped kitchen. Sheg carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator tvery day. City 0 Sanford, Floridi. and as are above untitled Court, Seminole County, Florida. 1li'ai) in the above ___________________________________________ wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully Sodded frffiir provided in Chapter iii, styled cause, the undersigned Aiteration,, Dress M.Ikng LIGHT HAULINGI YARD Orapee lot. Convenient to schools and Shopping -No maintenance fees. Laws of Florida, ISiS. and Shall United States Marshal, ADDRESS_____________________________________ CITY_ UPholstery 3770107 ANOGARAGE CLEAN UP LESS AND EXCEPTING: All of or ESTER SON LAND CLEARING one of his further be subiect to the rejpon duly a 'lEOO FTU- Duplexet. Furn. or Phone 219 3)7) authorized deputies, Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work 'I HARRIET DEAS Unfurn, Wooded, Home size lots. LONGWOOD NORTH sibilitles Of residence or ownership the property situate In will sell Sanford's newest residential neighborhood Fill dirt, top sOil 327 5943 DIVISION, according to SUBSeminole the P1st WANT TO SELL as may from lime to time be County, Florid., JEAN BRYANT RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 343, PARENTS NAMES ___________________________________________________ thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 16, descrIbed as: The Tree Service YOUR HOME? 372) .irIi' 5,1i.5 Ire ii 8)4 9212 determined by the governing East 75 feet of Lots $7 and N of Page 22. 0 the ICISOn t, rnt. Buying a new home? Moving Public Records of authority of the City :01 to an PCopIe .b0ul 1 with Sanford ci Sanford, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, ac Seminole County, Florida, ,) Clats,l,4.j apartment' I.sr..I. Ad fl th Herâlti 312 2611. jrvI5i$ 0! said Cording to the p1st thereof as alpubiIcsale,tothehight5 _______ Get III Some action with Cha ' SCHOOL_ a Herald 9963 Ill, Laws of Fiorija, i,7. recorded tree bidder, for cash, at the West front Trimming, Cutting in Pill Book 3, page 37 of PRINCIPAL SHIRLEY MILLETT ClaSSsI,Cdad We'll help you write This NEWSPAPER does , SECTION 3. That this the ordinance door of the Seminole County Public Records of Seminole FROM Removing, L'csnsed and lnsurj an ad that v'ilt 834 92)7 ot knowingly accept bring fast late snaIl become effective immediatety County. Floriøe al public 3u?ry t Courthouse in Sanford, Florid,, at Phone 32) 4403 C asseiber or 32) 1549 r y Winter Springs CALL 322 2611 up its passag, and adoption, -IELP-WANTED ADS that the highest and best bidder for cash THEME 11.00 AM. on October Thid, 1916. VA Financing-Nothing Down . FHA HLjGHEV EQUIPMENT A copy shall be available at the at Forest City ndicate a preference 12.00 Noon on Thursday, (Seal) LIe' Clearing. Mowing. tiscing. Oil ice of the City Clerk for afl November 4. Altamoritp Springs ased on age from em. Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock, Arthur H. Beciwith, Jr. 1916 CI the west door of Sand. Conventjonal.5% Down Home Improvements persons desiring to examine the the Seminole )Ioyers Covered by the Bdckhoe Loader Ph 337 Clerk of the Circuit Court County Courthouse, Well Drilling same. REASON FOR THEME Sanford, Florida. RUTH TUECH By: Jean E. Wslke C GE DISCRIMINATION All parties in InI,ret anct citizen, Oiled: S or _________________________________________________________________________________ 3716 Deputy Clerk 834 9212 N EMPLOYMENT ACT. Homes ready for your inspection -I shill have an opuortunity to be MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER CLEVELAND. MIZE 5 Altamonte Springs ioe information may be L SHEPHE RD Landscaping & and immediate occupancy heard at said hearIng. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS BRIDGES United States Marshal Panting, DIRECTIONS: In Sanford-Weston 25th St. oH 17.92 Remodeling, General Longwood ibtained Irom the Wage. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS By Order of the City Commuss Middi. District of Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff I,' Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South Repp.rs C(l 373 5175 $1 of he City of Sanford, Florida, Lawn Care (Eiisf) lourofficesIRm 309, Or. 2 Blocks KENDELL W. WHERRY P.O Drower Z Sanford Ave., MAIL ENTRY TO: CHRISTMAS PARADE COMM. 4 On Ridgswood To Terrace Drive Blocks South of Airport Blvd. H. N Tamm, Jr. All fype arId ndo Prof Ctr. 22 W. Lake Assistant United States Attorney Sanford, Florida 32711 Classified Ads will always give you We repair anti Service P.O. BOX 1,21, SANFORD, FLA. ni City Clerk ieauty On., P.O. Box 8094. HILDA RICHMOND Attorney for Plaintiff FOR IN FORMATION CONTACT Publish. Oct 7, 1516 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE more Much .Much More than Publish Sept II, 23. 30, Oct 7, 1576 i. STINE MACHINE I Orlando, FIa. 32804, 574 il7 DEE3S Mowing, Edgflg. Trmmng PUblish. Sept. 30, Oct.?, II, 21, 1,16 you expect n__tI___ _.I_ - - -DED$4 SUPPLY CO DEDI21 Another Fine Development By Do Ito tr,p Estimates elephon. 141.1034. Wll.CO COMSIRUCTIOM COMPANY ru.wy ,#anam-jLj4Ø7Q Phon. 37) 179 1 NT .5 2nd 5 373 4433. •l_.._ Navy Ama, IaTy W. Jam, • Ir _____ Kjce CIRCUITcOURT • Seminole - _______ Jeth ,__ A1atIon Navy Radioman _____ ....... • During - the par. _____ - ii." ______ - _______ Real blueprint - - .,-_. - EMoN BLUFF COURT -. ' - - - -. -- . - --- - - - ____ _____ - 1. R. FUTURA CailBart , - '-' - - . . ........_ AFB, Mr . - - - - , - - ______ - - 78-Motorcycles Furniture' _____________ - Jomes C. Michael of Route - - Luxury Patio .-.-------'-------'---------'------------- - . . - EXCITING!! - - - - - - . _______________________ PQsliqe '-.----------".-....- - j,J Sanford, Ha. 322.2090 . - - - -, - - aniln..a. •j,s, ...... . . -- - - Realty Park -... •'"' Hunt Realty. , . ..-.--- _______ - _______ _____ ________ ______________ ______________ _____ L:-_1 _____ ._____ - , __________ . _ _______ L BI - Rentals ''- 0 --- No 4 SDI(TO /J ------ - - - FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H - - We're Offering A ''" Lawn Care - 25% ' • , OR $7375 -_- - 322-2420 - - - Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse ' 9 ORIGINAL PRICE 'I "i.." ' NOW 22,125 OMta; ,... - ', . - - rw --- SOUTIT 1°'1 0 - Wobere Uj - New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes - 251JOO -. FOR INFORMATION CALL 323•7080 323786O ________________________________________________________________ , -- A Subsidiary Of WHiner Industries I - - BUILDER.DEVELOPER To List You Business...DiaI 322-jj8_ccç1 �_1L111'PUU 1, 1I, NSUIU P1. - I IN 1IU, %$, lfl$ I TELEVISION LISTINGS Thud u• r' • ( JL CI 'HWS tNE a nan. M AS MAN KHAVES 530 UMCWM -: (4) (I) ON PEWS ' ZOOM a DIMENSIONS IN CUL. TUPIE COW ffm in Los ot -s., CE) THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO. Part two of In* Well the Ci(X* __ pdftk oft, to ____ 8 THE MAN WHO WOULDNT KEEP QUIET b(.tbs.* tobbsty in Island arm. C Gssr guest I __ CL TONY RANDALL SHOW: The Judge (M) riftlualled Dow Judge tJ ry 1 SF p hlocy - "---- -' ubc ' 7:30 CL THE GONG SHOW CL HOLLYWOOD SQUARES : 1) MATCH GAME :• 41 HOGAt(8HEcs ioo KIT CL CL CL CL ,.n, IIARVWAOTIJAM Li&DV HARTMAN '" 8 LJUAS,' YOGA AND YOU CE NANCY WALKER SHOW: :• DAREPOFtT MOTNU.WSS a IPSUD 5:5 Friday Morning 6.00 by I (I) SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:10 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 Cl) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.25 yjp ms R (Tues., Thin.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) 00CC: PRO. FILES IN EDUCATION (FrI) PICTURE OF HEALTH: UN& 6:30 (4) K1JTANA (I) SUMMER SEMESTER 8 (Wed.) HUMAN RELA TIONS AND SCHOOL 015CIPUNE 6:56 I DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:58 (l PAUL HARVEY 700 1 (13) TODAY (Local news at 725 and 825). 1) (1) CBS NEWS: (70,5 mm. local news, Ch. 4). 41 POPEVE AND FRIENDS 1 24 SESAME STREET CL GOOD MORNING AMERICA: ("Good Morning Florida" at 725 and 825 am., local news, weithet, spo) Inere really was a Dracula There Is a place YES! called Trangylyanja YES! S Ills Evil Presence Is W) Seased I* The Carpathian aa MOaltalal Friday & Sstvrduy . ONLY S ca 1Pch TheaVarfiie gf),,1 seller hqromq, the motion P icture !P"l"erer get 4yonr mind. Drajla ° c( 12:00 X (ID YOUNG AND LOS ANGELES (AP) - A ci 41 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE CI) AU. MY CHILDREN 12:55 (2) () NBC NEWS 230 (2) THE DOCTORS (4) (K) THE GUIDING LIGHT CL ONE LIFE TO LIVE (04W) 3O0 (2) ANOThER WORLD (4) CI) ALL IN THE FAMILY II THREE STOOGES g #JGRE 3:1 CI) GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 (4) BEWITCHED_ (I) MATCH GAME 7) UlJfr,$ YOGA AND YOU g zoom 4:00 (P (2 IMONSIDE (Preempted Tues., es. below) (2) ( (1US$. only) SPECIAL TREAT: "U"Was There." Following owItig his mother's hospltallzatlon, a boy (Scott 80) is p'aced in I dFifl'$ stu whets he has great gettIng &0fl9 _, til he i befriended by a black socIal woitir (Vivid Pend. CI) MERV GRIFFIN 7J 8 SESAME STREET (5) EDGE OF NIGHT Football Apples Frost Autumn Grapes Calendula Columbus Day Halloween Tomorrow: Ancient peared made by a French ginhis. That Is, until a symbolic gorilla popped out of the bushes and chased Miss Ra ye around. She symbolically hit the beast in the kisser with a custard pie. Indian Summer Opal Tounnaline ' World Series Greece t 1: ; • ill'" • 4 . r ! 1 umber rirty'57 (R) 'I - - . %•• ' ,. •I . . . - '.. 4 Genevachimpanzee trainer lip ? and owner Rudolf Alexander ,, was acquitted today in cusity to,. " court on charges that he . . /. , . '• violated the county animal . ' control ordinance by allowing chimpanzees to rat at large on . , .. public property. Coy Court Jd Wallace Hall ordered the directed •' , verdict of acqalta on the two counts at the close of the 2thour jury trial. One woman on the jury, . which never got the case for deliberation, told Alexander she thought the whole thing was "ridiculous." "The poor thing (chimp) didn't mean to get out," she said. Assistant State Atty. Randy .L Kramer presented three prosecution witnesses: Board Of County Commissioners Recording Secretary Marie Walker, deputy sheriff Joe M. 111491"1111111111011101@* 'r.m VIIICi?) Patton and Chief County animal control officer Bruce Clarke. Clarke and Patton said a Stepping Up His Campaign chimp was cavorting in Lake Harney Heighfs Road at Alexander's residence near It was time for one of Democrat Lawton Chiles' Geneva on July 13 and climbed patented walks this morning as he strolled through atop Patton's patrol car o play Sanford and Seminole County in his bid to retain his withthe blue lights before being U.S. Senate seat. He is being challenged by chased a half-mile down the Republican Dr. John Grady and the pair will be road by0a5 used a to keep the debating on TV Oct. 19 from the Loch haven Art Mace-lik e Center in Orlando, ills first stop this morning was at ctümpfromgoingontopropey of other residents. 408W. Crystal Drive for a chat with Guy Strickland, The state witnesses didn't identify the playful chimp as "Otto" as was charged by the 5aie. Unemployment* Ràté Takes Slight Di p. Calendar................... ... . '. •.. A .Lt.t CRANKING UP FOR COLONIAL Seminole High quart terback John Litton cranks up the old arm for tonight's game at Orlando Colonial, where the Seminoles will be shooting for their fifth straight victory without a setback. In other area games tonight it will be Cocoa Beach at Oviedo, Lake Howell at Lake Brantley and Orlando Bishop Moore at Lyman. Details, Page 6-A. a. See CHIMP Page ZA Around The Clock ..........4-A Bridge ........ . Judge Hall granted acqual Today Am bulance Firm Offers County $20 ,000 Savings Comic, ..................4-B Crossword ............ ..4-B WASHINGTON (AP) of rising unemployment offers Progress in reducing Inflation Editorial, Unemployment edged down some encouragement, the and the gradual decline in job. Dear Abby ...............141 from 7,9 per cent to 7.8 per cent jobless rate at 7.8 per cent is the lessness earlier thIsyear had Dr. Lamb .. ........... .... 4-B By ED PRICKETF IR of the nation's work force in highest of any presidential been a strong point in Ford's Horoscope ............. .... 4-B Herald Staff Writer September after three con- election year since 1940, when It election campaign. An Altamonte Springs amHospital ............ .......5-A secutive monthly increased, the was 14.8 per cent. But the slowdown in econom- Obituaries ......... ........ S-A bulance firm has offered county government said today In its fi. Unemployment last month Ic growth and three consecutive Sports ... ... ..... ......6-8-A officials a deal they can't nil jobs report before the presi- totaled 7.4 million, about 122,000 months of rising unemployment Television ............ ... . 5. refuse: ambulance service dentlal election, fewer than August. Total em- this summer have given the Weather .. wi h the $),000 subsidy paid But there was virtually no ployment stood at 87.8 million, a Democrats fresh ammunition Women the holder of the exclusive 1.B improvement In the over-all job decline of 162,000 from the In the waning days of the franchise. picture, as total employment previous month. political campaign. But the holder of the present also declined slightly last Th explanation for both offiThe inflation rate has held contract Herndon month. clal figures dropping, simply, is steady at 6 per cent this year, Ambulance Services feels Labor Department analysts that fewer people went looking the level that Ford a dminis. there may be a fly in the oint. said the changes were not large for work. tration economists set as a goal ment. enough to have any statistical The Job report follows Thurs- for the year. "We've been here for five significance, day's announcement that The September jump in years," said Herndon President "We consider it about un. wholesale prices were up nine- wholesale prices followeda one. Idus Willis. "We've cut every changed, with both unemploy. tenths of 1 per cent last month, tenth of I per cent decline in corner we can, but he says he ment and employment really on the steepest rise in 11 months. August and Increases can do it for nothing averthat's a plateau," said one official. While the White House Issued ai:g three-tenths of I per cent impossible." The job figures were the tat- a statement asserting that in the preceding three months. But that's Just the deal est in a string of statistics in- Ford's economic policies will Sharp increases in farm Bernard Fidelo of Aida dicating stagnant economic prevent a resurgence of in prices and an unusually large Ambulance Services has ofperformance. f 1 a t I o n, Democrati c Jump in prices for Industrial THE fered Seminole County. Coupled with rising prices presidential challenger Jimmy commodities were to blame, the Exec. Asst. Roger and a slowdown in economic Carter seized on the report and government said. Neiswender said the Fidelo growth, the lack of improve- said the Republican adIndustrial prices, regarded as offer is to provide services ment on the Jobs front cast ministration "is the first In a more sensitive measure of similar or the same as Hemdoubt on President Ford's con- history to give us the highest flation than volatile farm don's without the $20,000-a.year tentlon that his policies are. unemployment rate and the prices, rose nine-tenths of 1 per subsidy paid Herndon. leading to sustained recovery, highest inflation rate corn- cent, the sharpest increase A public hearing has been set While the end of three rnonths bined." since last October. for Oct. 19 to gather U 1n11- U ) g SCHOOLB - - . I Dining Dancingii l00U SANFOR0 AID SON .. , and 1030 MOVILAND -. - isbtmrrgw's 4J (I) PRICE IS RIGHT "MAMA'S DIRTY GIRLS" .-•- • -' i BY BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ', 4 1bdy's Smile (2) PHIl. DoNAHUE SHOW (6) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (5) MOVIE: (Mon.) -The Can. pany She Keeps." Uzabeth Scott, Dennis OXeef. (84W) 1950. (Tue.) "The Bank Dick." W.C. Field,, tine Mericel. (84W) 1940. (Wed.) 'Fingers at the W1ndow." Law Ayes, Larajne Day. (84W) 1942. (Thin.) "Ministry of Fear." Ray Millard, Marpije Reynolds (84W) 1944. (FrI.) "Hidden Fear." John Payne, Aluxafl(Jef Knox. (84W) 1957. 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County School System, until 3 p.m. .' . . 'Out tolunch SPECIAL Acquitted By Judg e :'- 7 nutty new sort-of-variety series is afoot these days - "The Lohman and Barkley." Not "The Lohman and Barkley and Dawn Rainbow Hour." Just "The Lehman and 7 .., Ih.k..6. - Rarkl.v" -- .j. l4I lr4 51 UYVI7 1V Alas, only ahandful of cities ferred to "Celebrity Wresnow air this syndicated series. Wing." It starred the Masked But If your part of the handful Moron as chief villain. carries It, drop everything and Then Lolunan and Barkley Ii -FLORIDA"" watch it on a weekly basis so as said Miss America, their apeto keep your mind in shape. cial guest, was going to appear. ARRIVEAUVE Itisawelrd,funnyshow.It Shedldn't.Lohmanforgottoin. ,.SUNSHINE STATL began here Aug. Arn. vite her. Su they got ataJd,fat or things, It featured The Swiss man with a moustache from the Family Door Slanuners and a audience. recipe for Duck a L'Orange: a He sat in for Miss America. pot of water, a duck, an orange They serenaded him with "The and an Iron. Impossible Dream" and missed It stars two Iowans, Al Loh- the high note at the end. The hour closed when the man of Storm Lake and Roger Barkley of Odebolt. Both are stars profusely thanked their Los Angeles radio veterans who audience, spoke of love and got since l since have conducted a many hits in the face with ci s. radio show on station lard pies. Ki here. Nest week's show wasn't as Sometimesonthatahow they good. Its best act was a man 11th 1 play records. Other times, they called "The Frank Sinatra of do things like promise around- France." He got so carried away with a Gallic love song he the-world tripsortorun everyone stabbed himself with a the audience, a soap in op.severely rubber knife. era they call "Ught of My Life,' winner of the Heisman But consider, consider that Trophy." There are a lot of Lohman had taken a $100,000 those other times. tribe from the mob to "throw the show" and boost a cornWhen I first saw their 'I" petitor's ratings. show, It Initially seemed just I'm not sure If the show a another Mery Griffin imitation. low-budget "Laugh-In" orisan 2 piiC honey-dipped tried The stars sat In upholstered $119 Chicken, ma,,w potato" $1.45 chairs and talked with their in-studio version of "Monty Pyand Iravy, cehe siaw I'Id. + Tax Value hot bUt?O' tastin biscuit. guest, Martha Raye. She gig- thons Flying Circus." But Lohman and Barkley, dead of pan, Eve" Day Eiicep$ gled, then sang. Wed 1. Sun h i im hI 3p.m. Then she got serious. She wild of humor, deserve obserFant04" s For G. Taste Limit 2 spoke of a new avant-garde vation. movie she'd just made with a So observe them If they're on ?tlf4f FMCD CHICKEN French genius. Said It was full in your town. Remnber, OPEN DAILY ui £ TILI:31p.Mp,11 SAT. VOL 11:1 of symbolism and marked a it's "The Lohman and Bark. French AjtNI.wav l7.5) Sanford P.M. 1, new artistic direction in her ca- Icy." Not "The Lohman and reer. Barkley and Dawn Rainbow Her hosts nodded gravely. Hour," which stars Tony TamThey ran the film. It Indeed ap- pa, Orlando's cousin. 9.00 ttiertof 'ie 7:30 SUNDAYS ,.AL$ P.M. GenevaChimpo wner. Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, hick. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find lath and box It In. A LESS 0 PERRY MASON Sanford, Florida32771-Prlce 10 Cents 830 STARTS 1:10 Nutty' Series Funny Show 69th Year, No. 42-Friday, Octol,e.' 5, 197 41 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU (. FRIDAY 8 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (IF) BEVERLY ' -CuAfternoon THE r)IOnS cr5$$Id by her rrKewis aIho5sm. (11) FAMILY AFFAIR: F PORT "NAMPOO' £ "THE FOITUMI' NEW SHOWTIME 1155 CohostConrlsSiswra. BEwITcHED (4) MARCUS WELBY, M.D.: Prsw-Md Wed, see bslow. Cl) -n (Wed. only) AF SCHOOL SPECIAL-Poqionl in sd lust, see 4p.m. 5:00 i) ADAM 12 IIMY THREE SONS 8 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 5 (2) NEWS (4) CI) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 MAC NEIL-LEHERERRE. L ITS awi LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE JD HAPPY DAYS (R) 11:50 41 PALL HARVEY COMMENTARY 4:30 (4) MIKE 0OuQ1A$ SHOW: ocTOBER S A V I N 0 5 P1 I R C S A WP NBUHINONHTNETIN TFOOIBESI DLS YC ELOCBHEFURITFSWRCDU GE LAOTB LRMOE000EAAB UNULUNOCLONSOLRSLSN AINGHTTOAATSIRRDETA HLBOAHCEFLHUBOALNEN L D HER OW PRO R R G CA U L SMSDLENDULSALPSOUSU ERDEOINDIAEDASAWLEO YUAN WO R L S E P U L 0 CIA RI EM N US NA ID NI H P ED A0Y NRA PP 1EV IN El 10 E CO L LANDNTUORNGROSUME I 8:00 law.. J ____ als to win $20,00D. (2) () lOfT CID (2 SOMERSET: . (4) CBS LATE MOVIE: 2. Cud lsstuss: "Kolek," withorg , TSiIySavaias. KolskkI.sbJeannle lind P$)dEpdiC b011bIt MIDDAY and "Bwucek with G.orgs tiws Peppatd. SiRYAN'S HOPE tOt I 130 woodsii (2) DAYSOFOUR LIVES Cl[) MARY HARTMAN. MARY (4) (I) AS THE WORLD HARTMAN TURNS 12:00 CI) FAMILY FEUD (5) WILD, wp,. W 2:00 CI) $20,000 PYRAMID DY AN LAST VIM co LAST PS 1111110" rilles tOO ___ OT§ AxOn gwns jj SEA OD TOMORROW 1100 T MY THREE SONS 0 EAST CENTRAL FLORI. new _ 41 ALAN BURKE SHOW CONSUMER SURVIVAL !WWARI CI) LWaioL () )NOT SEAT 11130 SERSPrs- fdthsgangwtiIkbi.pp.d an entire An and seriously _ cwwft kn ____ RIGHT death son pronla i i CNWITS _ M FEEDBACK _ 6 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE _ $Ifl0S IS!ITlIIIId CIE) 0 BEST SELLERS: TAP%ft W the OwCLCLHAWMflVA mssnb ItO the island Karnshemehe 01" Parade CL BRADY SUNCH PRICE (4) (I) BARNABY JONES: BWMWs young cousin or- T 76 130 (4)BARNEY MILLER: AiØ quw** s eu flSS 1t I'SdlSl*isd In. OOItr NUSiOn b nsy, his CtL ThRE husband IIIVSd wW olhsr womin 8 THE RISE AND FALL OF THECIA 1000 (2) VAN DYKEANOCO.: (1) NATIO*IM. GBOORAPH. 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OCT. 1.2.3 SHOWTIME 8:30 PM To 1:30 AM Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails 7 Days A Week 1 2 FOR 1AT REGULAR PRICES ' I I FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES j [ LUNCHEON SPECIALS SERVED 1IA.M,.2p.M. DINNER SERVE DSP,M..hlp.M. Ike Fo*ty Tkuiu& 205 PALMETTOAVE. (Next To Post Office) - '"i Ifl! "MIAMI" COCKTAIL HOUR 4p.m.tiI6p,m I . Q ONE U0 WA! THLJRS, 7 I STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE Downtown Sanford a SAT. SUN, ho '9 ..k..., t'.'U', &,.l Alva - .1 •11!'j O hear protests from Herndon. The franchise stipulates the ambulance firm must answer all police and fire calls. Willis said emergency calls account for about 30 per cent of his MON. 2938 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford 11 . '.- --. "i. . . The other 70 per cent's bus s comes from hospitals and personalh ouse ca ll s. m Ifernn is the sole firm that operates in Seminole. If Alda wins the contract, Willis said he will not pull out of Seminole. "I'd stay in the county, but I'd have to cut Daily: JOA.M,.ap.M Sun.: 12 N.5 P.M. THESE DAYS ONLY OCTOBER FRI. 0' ? Herndon furnishes three vehicles to Seminole. Dispatching is handled from an Orange County center. Since the number of service calls Is obviously limited, Willis says heisatalosatoUnderstand how anyone could offer tte service without the "II just can't be done cheaper," be said. any r"tk I FOLLOW • /t Children on School bus 169 had a lire drill this morning as part of Fire Prevention Week. Bus driver Lovett Wilson led the (trill for the pupils from Goldsboro Elementary School, Sanford. What's Fire Prevention Week all about? Photos, stories, ['age K-Il 'I'd give money to the poor I would soy nice things These are some of the things third-graders at Spring Lake Elementary School vould do II they iere President? What else? It's ill Seminolt, %lagazjtie in the Sunday herald. � 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 07, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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BUN l36UJ wp so" 16M. loe .c - = = - - - ____ 127 - tr,j " - —— - - - — —— — , - ________ — ______ — -. = —— . 40 __ 44 AICHIE by Bob Montana IT SHOWS yoU MCW PRO DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSUMER' __ OT FOOD COMPANIES ARE CNG OJT WITH LOWCA11EVERSIONSOP RE FLECTS 'THE NEEDS IKE WITH AIRUPiES F siNce A I1EW AIR TRIPS - - — _ _ MR WEATHERDIE MADE ARIfr (March 21-April 19) YOU are lowering yourself to Petty issues are apt to cause another's level In solving you more concern than they're PrObletfl& SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 2V today. Important things frivolous mood of you'll be able to handle In Your early day will change to a more stride. (April 20May 20) mature one when dealing with TAURUS material valies later. Look for the silver lining (Nov. 23-Dec. SAGITI'AIUUS today. Once your altitude 21) Success comes to you today '11 fI becomes positive, the blue skies you're searching though the efforts of another. mini of accomplishments for. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) terms of "We." CAPRICORN (Dec. flan. Don't fear making .ii concessions today to gain 19) While you have felt thIr something larger. What seems "luck"iaamunlngleuwordt a gamble will really be a move you, somet hing fort unate may happen to you today that will that pays off handsomely. yo ur opinion. change CANCER (June 21-July 22 ) AQUARIUS (Jan. 311-Feb. 19) ttle the little things promptly today so you can put your mind Try not to give worldly cooerat0 more im to the ma jor Issue. It can be a than they deserve today. Have day Of achievement if doing the things that fun by schedule your time wisely. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It really give pleasure. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20. would be very premature to Stay close to persons with jump to concl usions today. Mull whom you have strong over any propositions to spot angles that escape you at first emotional bonds today. You need the security Of their atglance, tinily coyu. I!PGO (Aug. ?rfept YAJR BIRTHDAY NgoUatia where you use a' OCL go-between could be more ——— _______ WIN _____ NORTH on a diet about two weeks ago and l hope you will back meup. Mymomsayslsiiould Lomb be eatlng 1 more balanced meals. I say as flS141LJ RR? - (flF) OAS? KMT'KE (JT) a Q .i 1074 after playi breast (skin taken off). For velope with 50 cents for it. Just supper I had a large mixed send bread. At bedtime I drank 16 1551, Radio City Station, New o unces of milk. The total was York, NY 10019. about 1300 calories. I have lost DEAR DR. LAMB - All , mu us Pal 0" BUGS SUNNY by L5 IT HOLD / YOU SEE rM Stoffel & Heimdahl fine if you get all of the essential about tattoos. Like a lot of other ...Th'GUYIN TI-C NEXT foodltemslntoyourday'smenu llfeexperlencesltisbetterto as opposed to trying to balance have the second thoughts before IJ each meal. There are enough the tattoo rather than afsafety factors In your body terwards. reserves and the way foods are You should see a der. FERfl4' I am not sure ho ___ ___________ PRISCILLA'S POP IPIG? about five Is this a wonder if you can help I balanced diet or a menace to wo uld like to get a tat my heal th? removed. Is It possi ble? I'd appreciate any information you DEAR READER - I have can give. heard of worse diets and some a DEAR READER - I receive lot better. To answer your quite a few letters from people specific question you w do who have had second thoughts 0' THIS CLUCK TEACHES : by Al Vermeer THIS IS THE FOURTH ( That's the last DAY IN A ROW WE Pi r GErA PAPER. ume I try to proteCt hirnfromtbe wHAT he may help you. mere Is a you technique of "rubbing salt In decided your diet contains 1300 the wound" that works in some calories unless that was indeed cases. The area is rubbed With a a very large chicken breast. moistened gauze sponge loaded Then I don't know how much with salt. It should be rubbed fruit you had for breakfast or until the area is blood red. It is what your salad contained. But covered with an antibiotic I am dubious about your count. ointment and the wound You may a lso be a little low dressed. This and other office on protein unless that was a procedures that result In Imgood sized chicken breast wi th pregnating the area with salt ' . . ul . number 4-7, 16 by Bob Thaves .1 _ .'- ±_. HISTORY J if __ T1S' ______ _____ _____ LECTURE _____ TONIGHT (tSptSvISfioI device IWI hvs.t.d- _____ HERE T U MP hop dim o., 00. THA4I 1101_P tR A?7'L.NJSE, SONS IIHA1? I PIPNTSkI' 5EE St'A1( LJP I'M A LTffl. PAF FROM ___________ ANYThIN& 6P,ATr1'JP, EM SCREAMS OF AOM1)0W _______ Opening lead -K & n two of dummy'. What is the significance of Seminole County Commissioners have more than $5-million dollars worth of con- might have happened. East hurts. might have decided to The bid says, "Partner my sacrifice at four spades. Four hearts are solid , but my highbeennogreatloss.Itwould only be down one. eminole (For a copy of JACOBY Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski ex- federal funds to construct community centers Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway in predominantly black areas of the county. said he wasn't "locked in" on the Five Poin ts Kwiatkowski instructed Percy to find out whether acting as a sponsor for SCA would quick action on the county's part. Besides, he jeopardize the county's chances of receiving said, "I was never against Five Points." "If it does not," Kwiatkowski said, "we Sheriff John Polk favors the Five Points site because of its central location. should act as the pass through." The public works money is intended for areas with unemployment rates higher than the national average. The bill was designed to Though Percy said federal officials have told him three projects are the limit, he promised to check to see if SCA's request would be feasible without hurting chances for commission-approved projects. / HUD Today eign and derense policies, but aggressive enough, &aW of the encounter: " th isn't preparing for what nay be will be a much more free. the toughest questions he'll wheeling, much more aggre,. White House aides say Ford second I ink It face. sive exchange." The second of the three deBut White House Press Secre. bates between the two tary Ron Nessen said Ford " nations of e Almost c tain to come up In Presentation _____ Total Points _________ _________ James E. Bostic Jr., , dep. the Mayaguez incident last year because of hasty action and uty assistant secretary for r Forty-one Americans were killed in the operation . While the assault was underway, an ral development. said Tuesday poor intelligence. that as a Southern black Ford advisers brushed aside Cambodians, who had seized know my racists ... and Earl suggestions that the Butz affair the Mayaguez, a merchant ves. Butz is no racist.... He was j Ust could come up in tonight's de. sel, released its crew. The GAO, Congress' auditing. one of the nicest men I ever bate, but U.S. Am bassador to met." responses and report the results. Send your card to: Debate, Evening Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, 3277, ________________________________ the United Nations William arm, said a Marine assault of Scranton was asked in a tele- an island off the coed of Cain. Meanwhile, Butz' temporary vision interview on Sunday bodla was ordered despite rereplacement, Undersecretary about Butz' comments and he ports from U.S. pilots that the John A. Knebel, was reported said they "will hurt in the crew of the Mayaguez was not today by the Los Angeles Times United Nations." on the island. to have helped Butz all egedly Ford has been unavailable for "We disagree with that con. President Ford was the winner of the last televised debate, assist agric ulture officials from questions on the Butz matter clusion," Nessen said of the according to a poll of Herald readers. Ford received an average of seven states to avoid Ford Wins 49M total evaluation points, and Carter garnered an average of 44 points for their performances In the debate telecast Sept 23. ___________________________________________________ corn- since it became public GAO report. "Th e President pliance with equal employment knowledge last Frida y night carried out the actio ns In the laws. that Butz had made an o bscene Mayaguez case and believes Quoting unnamed racial slur about blacks. Ford's they were right.' Know Your Candidates sources, the Times said that case were on Monday when he Philadelphia, concerned ceow n Knebel was funds for pet pr ojects. get construction people to work in addition to providing much-needed projects for areas SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - the Butz affair or the Mayaguez Jimmy Carter says he's ready incident. to slug It out with President Carter, who said after the Ford In tonight's debate on for- first debate that he had not been Huts said his resignation was a report by the General critical of the Ford ad- fair; 3- average; 4- excellent; S. superior, Tally them up and send your card to us. We'll add up all the Goldenrod area. site, but he said the federal bill mandates trip Ford "the price I Pay for a gross Accounting Office, which says ministration's handling of an indiscretion." 41 American lives were lost In Incident. Many observers believe tonight's Ford-Carter debate could presse some concern that the Seminole stations at about $820,000 apiece. Only one fire Community Action Agency(SCA) was left out sta tion Is slated for Five Points - others are of the grant applications. SCA had asked the to be located in various other parts of the county to act as a "pass through" agency For , ____________ prove decisive in determining the election. To help you rate the idates' Performances. we are presenting a scoreburd. Award each candidate I to s points in each category: I- Poor; 2. Sanford, Midway and in the Seminole- is billed at $3.5-million, the agricultural 40 Orgauui*atlon Refutation director, said he is looking for persons to donate sites for fire stations in areas west of county. f Evidence ___________ ___________ the fire stations. Gary Kaiser, public safety John Percy, the director of county Butz Could resigned Monday after fed on Afric - ayaguez, that Ford may be asked during loosff now that they've been tonight's debate about the ef- through It once." Butz an th er almost five years In the Cabinet racial slur that led to Monday's tonight's deba te Is the report by post because of the controversy resignation of his agriculture the General Accounting Office surrounding an obscene racial secretary, Earl Butz. on the 1975 Mayaguez incident. slur he made against blacks. And Ford may be asked about The report, Issued Tuesday, Is a racist studies for the agricultural building and for development, said Tut.4day night the new Jail ,'s Agriculture Department only comments about the P.utz The first debate, staged in he the depart- read a prepared statement in nomic and domestic poli cies. ment's general counsel in 1974 which he regretfully accepted An Associated Press poll con.. under Butz, he attended a Butz' resignation. ducted as soon as the debate meeting in which Butz and Slike Duval, a White House ended called it a draw with a aides reportedly agreed on de- special counsel, said Ford has slight gain in support for Ford. lays in requiring civil rights been given no special briefing Even before the 90-minute complian ce in Coopera tive Ex. material on responses he could _____________________________________________ tension Service programs make either to questions about See L&SUES, Page 3-A What are the candidates for area and state races really like' Herald political writer Donna Estes talked with each of them In their home eavirotunents away from the hubbub of the campaign trail and election speeches. Learn a bo ut them starting next week In the Evening and Sunday Herald, ____________ Officials Concerned ) An 15-year-old man said he 1 In a light with the deviL' Story, Page S-A. . ••. l \ I) I-. \ "We had a blessed event at our house. My wife misplaced all • her charge cards!" 11 *4tLl7f7' T A5TF,z? _ / ON Tl _______ L 1 F1L6. E The day care center serving housing authority, said the day - which says the day car e children who live in Sanford's care conteris just aseg-ycefJ V I ro 04 r About Day Care Center cut off his hand because be 'got C4vim, " s intent to works bill signed Into law last weekend by President Ford. by Gill Fox GLANCES 4*WlAwl I [ - Reasoning In addition, commissioners approved the expenditure of about $8,000 for architectural apply for part of a $2-billion dollar public MODERN. send S1 to -Win ' / ' i"'s South would play four hearts a t Bridge, and go down several tricks. newspaper, P.O. Box 4819. He would ruff the spade, lead Radio City Station. how a trump to dummy's king and N Y, 100 1 9) second thing is that I AWT(F ___________ Analysis approval of the "advance notification" locks Seminole Into the three projects. The site selection was contained In a comm Isslo n-approved "advance spades doubled would have card strength is 2)1 7PUI%6 )W! 61 : ____ Clarity formed him Seminole county should qualify for about three projects. Tuesday night's struction, including a new jail, an agricultural building and a fire station. Gaff )C41 TRJT1T SY2m A4tW1H7 FI61JL 'F ___ ss Conslst.ncy M Butz Aggressivene h as Seminole County, which have high FORD .. presidential candidates 1.5 could be inhibited by the sub- Humor __________ UARTR scheduled for 9:30 p.m., EDT, jectofwutijd's debate beca use at the historic Palace of Fine his words "will be Interpreted e Arts In San Francisco. The by Foreign leaders as reflecting WASHINGTON (AP) - Th only black In the three major commercial net. A..'ierlcan policy." hierarchy of the Agrlctzftuye works and the Public. Broad Jim Karayn, debate project director for the sponsoring Department defended Earl L c55thiSefli1Ce Will tel Butz, saying the resigned agri- encounter. League of Women Voters, said, There have been suggestio ns "I think the candidates will be culture secretary "doesn't ha ve - ______________ _____________ _____________ Percy said of ficials In Atlanta have In- zeroed In on Five Points as the location for U West had just passed four partner responds two clubs hearts, two or Wee things and South jumps to four it-yourself project, so see your W4 K W, C4Yf _______________ _____________ ___________________ the desired results witho ut too muchdamage.Thisisnotadodoctor for help In getting It done. uc s - Sincerity __________ o I 11 ts S I te By ED PRICKETT like the pLague. e call it the Sou th's jump to four hearts? give-away ble. South opens one heart. His doctor. There may be some scarring over the area after the procedure Is completed which depends on how deep the skin has to be damaged to eliminate Appearance P Picked For Co FiVe 1.., s Black Defends FORD ___ _______________ _______________ _____________ _____________ _____________ Menace. S There Is one bid that the I CATEGORY ___ - diamond thck. SIDE the on ci Although the bond issue in Delivery 1(very get away without the loss of a . winning bridge player shuns CARTER pussycat, but law-breakers discover th e big German shepherd can become en is B DEBATE SCORECARD ____ 'D I I matter lasting about an hour. is not required. WWhm also according to acting cIty art ent of playing a Only two citizens attended the asked whether the city could manager Sam Ackley. esday night's open house at Lake Mary Police Department. Picon, the trumps, but this allowed Sou th discard diamonds on long clubs and to I Lake Mary Police PtImn. Dale Picon. and K-9 pal 'Dennb,l greeted visitors at West could take two more I. Pass Pass Pass H Circuit Court Judge Dominick will not be financed out of away construction could be Sail's cham bers, was a routine property taxes a citywide vote under way within a month, POLICEMAN 'S BEST FRIEND rutted and led a fourth club. West Nor* East Soeth Okays validation hearing, held In explained that since the project the project out for bids right I led a second spade. Sou DOONESBU by T. K. Ryan wrm.AM YA WOF1'tflA NOeim ____ ________ _ .... ,.' 1973). You might keep the stimulation of shedding of the layers of skin will accomplish OUT 15w'? flN TUMBLEWEEDS •.- superficial enough that the EN R . HlTCRiRN, '• ,. th Hopefully the pigment WIll be _ - -. . allthepigmentfromthetattoo. COULD ___ ______ . 'I This Is what happened after the double. South did play clubs after one trump lea. West rutted the third club and th bl 10 Cents for federal funding will not be picking up the tab. If terest rate won't be known until. photion wider the new Public Works bill the federal funds don't come the bonds are sold, Leedy andarereadytosubmnitjt. through, the two projects will estimates the city's maximum If the federal funds are be financed out of the city's annual payment for all three received the city wi have 90 utility tax and electric fran- bond Issues would be *290,000. days to spend the monlley. Final chise revenues-which have Arnold Williams, Sanford design pla ns for the city hail already paid for the civic resident, asked whether the will be presented to the City center, and marina and the law taxpayers would have an op- Commission at a special at. enforcement complex. portunity to vote on the ternoon meeting Oct. 15. If the This morning's bond proposed new city hail. Tamm Commissioners decide to put ,. - cluta until someone rutted one. v nera e California, and reported In Letter rr; riij ___________ - - . .. . -' di • A K . 64 . Either way, city taxpayers 1 am sending you The Health California Medicine (118:10-12, Weight Losing Diet, to give you a plan reference in case you need it to that is well balanced and you discuss the procedure with your FRANK AND ERNEST - . ¶1 ' one trump Sou simple expe #A15 Manchester In San Diego, it. ____ . sure of his contract by the 973 Q 10742 matter. vegetable salad and a slice of the Evening Herald, P.O. Box ( WI-tAT 6 SOUTH (0) lunch I had a Large chicken stamped, self-addressed en- #A ng • Q 110 6 4 92 *85 just fruit for breakfast. For formation can send a long, - CL Tb 4A K 962 As a sample, yesterday I ate Others who want this In- FlAAELROS .. The third possibility Is that EAST long as it balances out at the end of the day It shouldn't _______ Ir CILIVEli) . hIsaceandJackoftrUmPsand lead aspade. South would be down to one trump so West would have control of the WEST can use to control your weight. (k 'r . hand. Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB - I st&rW Florida W71— Price ByJACQUELfl4E DOWD hearing and expressed concern save money by renovating the Herald Staff Writer that they would be faced with present city hail, which was Sanford's $21 million bond larger tax bills in thIr future, built In 1P2. ism was approved for sale this ii Lo9dy III. Of the Mayor Lae Moore said, . The morning — but city officials are Leedy Corp., the city's fiscal building on does ,xg net sure they will ever put the agent, said that Last year's lend itself'stoconditi refzwblthlng and bonds on the mar ket. revenues from the utility taxes the costs are almost cornU Sanford wins federal funds and the franchise totaled parable." wider a Public Works Act $asl,000, more than twice what The new city hail Is expected signed by President Gerald the city's annual payments will to coat about $1.5 EnhlliOfi. Ford lad week, thecftywin not be on this bond issue pl us the Indudedln the $tlmuhion bond need to sell the bonds to pay for two outstanding bond Issues. Issue are construction costs for the new city hail and public City residents pay a 10 per the city's new public works works complex. cent tax on their water, gas, complex located next to the "W're going both ways at telephone and eet wr 5VC tmtmnt plant on the oic, kauii uu iuut mO 'ciuth milswhiehtetaej 000e Last l;Pfrtnt trick," city finance director year. Florida Power and Light City staffers have been Henry Tamm said. paid $305,000 in franchise fees. working on the city's ap- op BRIDGE asss K95 • K 743 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. by Howls Schneider i .. ______________ y OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY B __________- — then play a second trump, Food Intake Needs Balance [[K & MEEK AT !!,!!197g' All __________________________________________ MEW PROD= AP 7r--__ ]FIeri Year, No San ford deal with yourself. Pick the best portunity this G)nh115 year ° meet and work with a verb Intermediary, LIBR.A (Sept. Z3Oct. 23) You worthwhile Individual. Thia" are more effective on a plane pen may come from a distant point. consistent with your Ideals IHEY___ THE WiDE BOOYIJETS! 119 69th For W.dn.sday, Octobor 6, 1976 UEHINFULJ OS4tIOl HOROSCOPE yWNICr1DEOSOL 33 Cooked In tat ________________ amOunt SUTLE ______ _____________________ _________________ public housing has been closed will be offered by the housing sanitation standards because of for over a month - and federal authority if the commissioners roach infestation - has Wilson Department of Housing and decide it is feasible. particularly upset. Around Th e Clock 4-A Urban Development (HUD) The day care center, located Ir1dge .................B officials are concerned about next to the housing authority "It's a big lie," he said. "I was over Calendar..........10-fl the problem. offices at Castle Brewer Court sprayed andthere therewhen wasn'twe an "They should pursue an on Sanford's westside, closed extraordinary number of Comics ..... . S-B alternative as quickly as when school opened at the end Crossword S-B possible," said Walter Sat- of August. Francis Coleman roaches. There were no more Editorial ... 4-A terfield of HUD's community Jackson, who operates the roaches than you'd find at Seminole Memorial Hospital." Dear Abby . .............i-B services office in Jacksonville. center as a pri vate business, Wilson descri bed the inSatterfield says that the said it was necessary to close Dr. Lamb . . .. Sanford Housing Authority for two weeks to give staffers spection report as "totally Horoscope ..............8-fl fliUSt operate a day care center time off as well as perform .los pitaI ..........s-A because child care services major, maintenance and Obi tuaries ... - . center does not meet basic were included in a rnoder- nization plan. "It's mandatory cleaning chores. ' .. _i.L unfaIr ______ - Although the issi authority comm housing ..'— . - 1 • ... .•,, oners are In the six weeks before the the ones who will decide .- _1 — •' .. ... ' U I.. Spoils .............. l01l.A that they carry out their own day care center was closed, it whether the day care center Television ......... ...10- B plan," he said. failed two inspections by the will re-open, the subject is not NESTING Weather .............s-A But Thomas Wilson Ill, county health department. ksted oil the agenda for Monday CRANES Women .............1-B executive director of the local The second inspection report night's meeting. __ — -. ---- - Workmen busily jockey portions of steel rigging into place at the site of the teeti Bridge, east of Sanlord which spans the St. Johns River. The new bridge is expected to be completed in early 1977. �!*1U1&INSm$,$.I,IU,tPL Construction Sites Hit NAflON ByKJtNASH Herald Staff Writer ..INBW Seminole County thieves turned their attention to residential construction sites Tuesday and carted off close to Radioactive Fallout Creates No Health Threat WASHINGTON (AP) parked at his home Sept. 14 and stole a .22-caliber derringer pistol, a citizens band radio and a push lawn mower valued at $700 worth of Radioactive fallout from a recent Chinese atomic explosion is not a threat to public health in the United States, federal officials say. Nonetheless, public health specialists in — some states urged citizens to wash homegrown fruit and vegetables before eating then. Officials said the Chinese announced the blast onSept. 26 The radioactive cloud from China then crossed the Pacific and was detected in the northwestern United States last Saturday and in the East the following day. . srn Deserve A Break? Fw$l yes can savor any breakfast, luach Sr dlaaer at MeDsesid's is Sanford Saturday with proceeds going to the Golden Age Olympics, scheduled for Nov. $ to 13 and sponsored by The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and McDoasld's. Tickets are available at McDonald', or at any of the Sanford ienilee clubs. 'Housewives' Jockeying For Keys Pots In State Officers said an acquaintance building materials, tools and supplies. Levi Coleman of 700 Mulberry St., Sanford, told sheriff's deputies that $354 worth of in paint, tools and building items estimated $150 damage disappeared from a house addition to the theft — 'by under construction on the pouring partially filled cans of corner of Blackstone and 20th paint and sanding sealer on the floor. Deputies said Frank Largent, Intruders broke into the P.O. Box 574, Goldenrod, told building at night through a them that a single-horsepower bathroom window, officers Jet pump and a 20-gallon reported, and caused an enamel water tank were taken — TALLMIAEE (AP) Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them the all? Is it Republican Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawk jiij, have red, chafed hands, It's from pressing the flesh, not overexposure to dishwater. MAMAM?" Or Is It Democratic Public lk6ervice COnInI31101111 carAdate Katie Nichols., the --houllewife Of the three, MM Armistead Probably has the ml* valid housewifely claim. She's a divorcee with two dWdren, but she In point of fact, if Madame, Hawkins,' Nichols and Armlstead — of Behrens told him Tuesday that he had spotted the derringer In a Sanford gun shop the "houggwife from a and that the aerial number on the weapon matched the one on from the back yard of a home the pistol Behrens. reported being erected on Golfvlew missing from his truck. Drive in Chula Vista. A Sanford man, Wayne R. Investigators said [Argent Malore of 1100 Cornell Dr., was reported that the thieves cut a being held In the Seminole metal pipe to remove the pump. County Jail Tuesday under William Behrens of P.O. Box $5,500 bond on charges of 304, Lake Monroe, told deputies forgery, uttering a forgery, that someone broke Into his petit theft, criminal mischief pickup truck while it was and failure to appear for trial. Ivusial HiraM. kulsrd. FLW41111100by, Oct. 6,1976-3* What's Next? Duels With Dust Mops? during her frapid absenceg. AD ftee may be highly capable ol Ironing out political from Tallahassee?" She said, however, that she tends to homemalift duties when worked full-time as an insurance representativebefore she ran she can. How about Betty Armistead, the Republican for office. ance commissioner candidate "I fixed dinner yesterday for seven people," she sald who showed up at a news conMrs. Nichols, the daughter of millionaire publisher Gardner Mrs. Hawkins used to run her own vitamin manufacturing ference with a mop and proclaimed herself a "little ol' housewife Cowles, lives In a solar-equipped, six-bedroom house In an atfrom Rockledge?" business but says she has stud it down except for supplying a bout th ll tractive wooded area nor of Ta ahassee. Her husbsn4, Roger, 10 frIends. She is prorn1net figur Believe it or not, housewifery has become a political i e in national Republican puty education de in is commissioner. Florida. po litical ci rcles and has served for years as a GOP national cornBetween them, the Nichols have six children. They also have a initteewotnan. "Paula would like to reduce the campaign issues to who has the live-in housekeeper who has been with Mrs Nichols for 13 years. most children a nd the biggest house," said M When Mrs. Nichols turned 21, she received a substantial amount ls rs. Nicho . "I'm Mrs. Hawkins, the daughter of a deceased Navy Officer and of money In trust funds from her father, who published Look happy to my that I do have a slightly larger house than hers." college professor. commutes between Tallahassee, where she Magazine before it went under. What's next? Duels with dust mops? days ha motel, and her home thawel4 Or lando suburb. Her An active member of the League of Women Voters prior to problems, but its not because they're experienced housewives Much has been said about the high-ranking att flcials whq fly to far away places on state planes and keep the al, craft on &4 ground for several days until the officials are ready to go homed Here's the other side of that coin. u. Ccv. Jim Williams said he was arrived in Orlando fore recent Bicentennial Commission meeting and could see no reaso4 to hold his state plane overnight. So he sent it back to TaIIahassee Williams caught a Greyhound bus home to Ocala the next day. "1 ride the bus frequently" he said. "Whenever Louise (h1 . wife) is one place and I'm 20meplace else and we don't have can in the right place, we take the bus." An Environmental Protection Agency Regional Sewer System Is Near '3 Kissinger Holds Meetings -. ILI1 _ a 011 11 M 0, (INNE CUP Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is carrying his Middle En!t pcn..i' ef6rts4 the meril-4t as- he-rumes talks with key Arab and Israeli leaders. Kissinger's second week of consultations with foreign ministers attending the U.N. General Assembly starts with a breakfast meeting today with Israeli Foreign Minister I — LIGHT SPANISH PEANUTS 12 ounce can. • Limit 3 12INI wLu-nn II 11". 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MITAL f L I II SISPOSAILI %Cooø..G..dc000ct Aft R a YIT no. corns I 11COFFEE !!LTE!..S_.1 • SUGIAUT'S SIITIT IV FLEA COLLAR ra i The work to be done in the n five years will be deflitite expiahedindetail. whole — t_ W too much of a gamble ha vn't seen anuiing in The committee will meet regs allowing it." The nsWting engineering again Oct. 20 to discuss the firm 07Clark Dietz and legalities of an hflerloc& iates was instructed to agreement between the three prepare a proposal for review governments and the possibility by the agencies, containing of forming a regional sewer severaioptions for final stage,. authority. Panel On SCOPA A two-man committee has been assigned to study the possibility of selling the Port of Sanford to private Industry or combining the port with county government's industry seeking agency the Seminole County million dollars In assets. Port officials have expressed opposition to any scheme to sell the port. But St. Laurent says the sale would bring in revenue to the taxpayer, would turn back Industrial Development $ 60,000 to the county from race Authority, track revenues, require no land Officials Tuesday flight asked taxes and decrease the cost of Commissioner Dick Williams running the port. and Commissioner Harry Williams said his main into study the Issue terest centers on combining and report back to the county SCOPA-SCIDA. The coinCommission in a week. nüssionez- indicated a lot of The Impetus for the corn- questions would have to be inittee was provided b) a lettet answered before any serious from SCIDA Chairman Gene thought could be given to selling Mooney. In the letter read by port assets to private to — Shelling Stop Demanded Arab League mediator Hassan Sabri Kholi threatened today to withdraw the league's small peacekeeping force from the only crossing point between Beirut's Christian and Moslem sectors unless right-wing Christians stop shelling the area. Meanwhile, Kamal Jumblatt, top leader of the Palestinians' Moslem leftist allies, ordered a general mobilization in the leftist-held areas of Lebanon in the face of a renewed vow by Syria that its intervention forces in Lebanon will not withdraw until they industry. Commission Chairman Mike "There might be some Hattaway, Mooney asked corn- problems," Williams said. missioners to look into the Officials have talked for possibility of selling port assets months about combining the to a private developer, two agencies. The rationale for Mooney and SCIDA board such a combination Is that both member Georges St. Laurent agencies perform essentially say the county could better be the same task that of at. served by the facility if it's sold. tempting to lure industry to The port contains about $5 Seminole. have imposed a "total pax" Iii thy civil war. - IMF Meeting Disrupted Issues Haunt Debater Ford MANILA, The Philippines (Al') In the first overtly political moves of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)-World Bank meeting, Arabs and some Africans walked out today before a speech by the governor of the Bank of Israel, and Pakistan demanded the admission of China and the expulsion of Taiwan. Arab and some African delegates left their seats just h6ore Governor Moshe —. ICoatinurd From Page 1-Al confrontation ended, spokesmen for both candidates were claiming victory. Similar claims can be expected tonight if neither candidate succpt'tls in Sanbar started his address. dominating Wednesdays October 6. 1916—Vol. 69. No. d) -- $2$ IQ H, Y.. %'t"r 3' ' '.' . ,,rnr W% i1 t'( (it-i •.r o All S SO 20 2 V.'.'' 3)2 :' discussion. boLe will be the same as the Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and ChfitImAs Day by The Sanford Herald. Inc 300 N French Ave Sanford. F11. '3,,' Second Clays Potie Paid of Sanford. 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Seniloole was taken Tuesday talking about," consultil engineer Cal Conklin sa hough a decision on "The)? have their guldeIln Alt treatment plant locations; was wild regulations." delayed. representatives of - Thecommittee members alst) Seminole Coudy and the cities. agreed On 13 new meUM 4f of Sanford and Laim Mary disposing of wage water. 7V agreed on the first steps In Sanford plant now dWlw* building tbe regional system. its was;to Into Lake Monroe W Roger Nebwen&r, executive that will not be permitted dt*r assistant to the county corn- Dec. 31, 19fl. mission pointed out that the Instead, the waste water first steps in three of alter. be sprayed over about 2,010 native regional systems were acres Of land and used to fdr. til hze hay crops that the same — expanding and engineers upgrading say will recovhr millions of dollars. A specific t Netswender suggested site has not been selected, t*t the committee Is lookibg delaying a decision on secondstep unt il the first step Is toward the west ern part of the I..a..A cofTtp1001.,, wh.4.. iria,u#frfjum county. It will coat more to set-up the years. John Morris of Sanford and Harry Terry, of tAke Mary land spraying system than;it agreed. would to set-up the othir But Lee Miller of the state possible disposal system, deçp Department of Environmental well Injection. But the coçnRegulation wasn't sure an mittee members agreed that which indefinite plan containing deep well injection several options would be ac- involves releasing waste 'ata cepted by the state and federal thousands of fed below the of flthe the constructim. ay," Miller Kim Said. it separate from the area!s "I haven't any"And1keep done County Appoints BANGKOK, Thailand. (AP) Waves of police firing machine guns and rockets and hurling grenades stormed a university campus today to crush a demonstration by several thousand leftist students protesting the return of Thailand's former military dictator. The militarylike assault came after rightists and left-wing groups exchanged small-arms fire at the Thainmasat University campus. Police said at least 15 persons were killed and at least 180 were seriously wounded. Unofficial reports placed the casualty toll at 30 dead and 100 wounded. — . Choo" f rat" Mr. Ckmdbw Krackel. Hera" plain of % Thai Police Storm BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) 22150 . REG 29 wrist 0,i •'•'u S*T*PeI / IN BRIEF • - ONLV Go" it~ ' . ii', t21I' i i TISSUES U ____ :: ECKERD FACIAL 1110111111111 7 1 9 I - t• 1 ' 8 '-— C o..poo G.sd thn Oct 5e Co,.n Good tO., Ott StO tl1 IiJIiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiji11111111111 ministration, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the National Institute on Drug Abuse cooperated to, in effect, get a new and leg' mate supply for Randall. NOT Al (Oil : ! TRASHof BAGS 1 30U Ot — ' 77 nda - GALAXY :: WASHINGTON (AP) Bob Randall's pot plant was once seized by police but he now has a legitimate supply, thanks to federal approval of a new study of marijuana use in treating glaucoma. In a burst of speed unusual in the federal government, the Food and Drug Ad- d PHOTO PLANTERS FOIL ByJACQUELIKEDOM Herald Staff Writer 1 14 j BULRIIJI PIG 19 'Pot' Experiment Okayed ...., '" Iii SYLVANA .7. Ylgal Anon. Kissinger will then have a working lunch in his plush Waldorf-Astoria suite with Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Saud. '.: 41 husband, Gene, rims a manufacturers representative business. launching her own campaign, she managed Education Co With one 15-year-old daughter at home and two married d& missioner Ralph Turllngton's 1P74 campaign. n. cfrni, Mrs. Hawkins has a housekeeper who tends to her family So who's the fairest Of them all? spokesman said the radioactive dust was brought to earth along the East Coast by the lack of air circulation and heavy rainfall. NEW YORK (AP) ,1 first. A coin toss will determine which candidate gets the first question. He will have three minutes to answer. The questinner then can ask a followup query which the candidate has two minutes to answer. The other candidate then gets two minutes to comment. Karayn said the panel has been asked to keep follow-up questions 'on the same point a.s • the original question," A different panel and moder. ator are chosen for each debate. The moderator tonight will be Pauline I'ederick. international affair-4 analyst for National Public Radio. Questioners will be Max Frankel, associate editor and former diplomatic correspond. ent of The New York Times; Richard Valeriani. diplomatic correspondent for NBC. and Henry L Trewhitt. diplomatic correspondent for the Bait,- more Sun. The second debate could place foreign policy differences between the two candidates in the Forefront of the campaign for the first time, �£v.nin, $erabl, Saferd, PP. EWnIngHeI UIIJ After feadla Aedi. 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322261, or 131 Around WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H OSHRIN Edsior. WILLIAM D CURRIE. Mrnaginq Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director II"uie I )sIivvt Wi1 it. 55 ii'nLs Ms'nth. $!.40; $ ,tst 'nhi. $11.2; 0 V.ar. $2W10. M dl.ns'rjd i %dtHe 3s hi'nit' lk'Ilver%. All Ih(T iii,isl: Mi'nth. 110; ,i Month,. 216.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Catch-Up Game Ready To Begin ~, Th is would more impressive if it weren't for the fact that practica lly every Item in everyone's budget Is at a "record high" these days due to inflation. Indeed, $7 billion of the new defense budget is buying nothing new. it simply covers iflation.Adstllmoremakesupfor the netin recent years to account for inflation in defense budgeting As the President noted in signing the appropriatlon, this is the first time in eight years we are providing for real growth in the national defense effort. What the new budget really repents, then, Is some catching up, both with the inflationary impact on military costs and with the evolving new military strength of the Soviet Union. The Soviet arms build-up is now so well documented that Congress could hardly do otherwise but begin to put our own military house in order. However, the atmosphere that prevailed this year does not solve the problem of keeping it in order in the next few years, when Congress will be under pressure to reduce budget deficits while continuing to deliver on the promises of many domestic programs that are eating up a growing share of total federal revenues. Some support for keeping defense at a high priority has just come from an unlikely quarter— the Brookings Institution. That liberal study center, a refuge for many policy advisers from the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, is warning that defense cannot continue to take a back Sent to . visits me from time to time. "Edwin," I asked. "It seems like pet peeves are the toplc of conversation her, lately. What are some of yow pet peeves?" "Well, first, I am peeved with people who do not acowledge gifts (often handmade) by note, phone call, or at lead mentioning the gill when we meet In person. fe is tough and can be annoying at times, but my — — Th e Brookings analysts believe defense outlays will have to climb to $123 billion in fiscal 1978 and up to $140 billion by 1980. These projections are In the same ballpark as those coming from the Ford administration. They may be discomforting, however, to liberals in Congress who remain determined to finance new social programs at the expense of defense. They may also discomfort Gov. Jimmy Carter, who has tried to reconcile his call for $5 to $7 billion in Pentagon budget cuts with his support of a strong defense posture. A peacetime defense budget of more than $100 billion Is a bit breathtaking. But so is what has happened to the buying power of the dollar. And more pertinent, so is the formidable array of both strategic and tactical wea pons being amassed by the Soviet Union. grim realities that must shape our ifl' vestment in defense in the next decade cannot be wished away and their grimness will be felt the most by those still clinging to the illusion that the end of the Vietnam war would produce a "Peace dividend" for domestic programs. It simply isn't there. ________________________ Th e — And then there Is Mrs. W.O. Uvingston of 1100 Forest Drive, Wynnewood, Sanford, who has one big special pet peeve: "The wanton destruction of mailboxes on private property. "On one early morning spree," she writes, "a hoodlum tore down and ran over three on my street, mine among then. It goes on all over the area; I've seenthem down in the Loch Arbor area also. It so happens that mine was very special to me, being a gift and not the plain type." 61. 4 Of ' Em All WITH THE FORD CAMPAIGN — A Ft:k ssaytst once otoerved th t "the udá, lu show us their power, and abate our preswn$lcm, seeing they could not make fools wise have made them Ho might have GJdF who may or may not be a fool, but who Is cerlamely one of the luckiest of men. Surely the fellow is proteded by the heavens. He is a routine man, of few talents, who has a proclivity for doing the wrong thing or nothing at AM he inevitably manages to muddle ____ This has riu,uimun 0 Advi$ es Brezhnev "'I ~' /Jp. I J/ Z" j \ ,1 .. — — J - 0 ) ) I, \ - Another One In the Bag JOHN CUNNIFF . 0 — — JACK ANDERSON Fine worth. So, how's It working out In its Home practice in Africa, w here whatever one thinks of Kissinger's peace efforts, they are at lead a good faith attempt to reduce tensions in that explosive area of the globe? — ties with the moderate Arab countries. This will take skillful personal diplomacy, Nixon believes. It will also mean adopting a more balanced Middle East policy, Less Well, the answer Is the Soviets are not only refusing to help aert trouble and ease tensions. they are do ing everything they can to exacerbate Chilean dictatorship's notorious secret police then put aboard a plane for Santiago. the situation. apparatus, was moving against Christian The military dictatorship, meanwhile, con- favorable to Israel. But the end result, Nixon contends, would make Israel more secure and, Democrats "on a global scale." tinues to offer Lip service to Chile's traditional therefore, At the U.N., In a code-phrased assault on U.S. would be better for Israel. "There Is reason to believe," we reported on democracy. But as early as July, 1975, efforts In Rhodesia, Soviet Foreign Minister we saw WATCH ON WASTE: Insiders tell us that the Andrei Cromyko Nov. 16, 1975, "that DINA has hired thugs to Intelligence has denounce reports from Santiago. which d "attempts to Gene ral Services AzImtnuitrann hi., It 5'..'rne divert t,__ track 4,,,,j ázs,l 'aaseinae prominent exiles." claimed the r.atj, Junf planned to wipe out the Ubttk,ji 1zsujieg,3" in Two weeks ago, former Chilean Ambassador Christian Democratic party and thereby ex- warehouse $1.3 million worth of merchandise from a big southern Africa "away f m ro th e gen ui ne Incomplex outside Washington. Orlando letelier was blown to oblivion as be was tinguish democracy forever In Chile. The fancy word for the loss Is "slippage," but dependence and freedom through political driving his blue Chevrolet down Washington's The United States, for Its part, continues to our sources say most of It was plain theft. Yet gimmickry and financial handouts." tranquil, tree-shaded Embassy Row. finance the Chilean dictatorship. A Pravda editorial characterizes Kissinger's incredibly, the GSA is abetting further "slipWe have now established from reliable Footnote: We have discussed our evidence In page" by merging Its crack Investigations Africa mission as part of "a dangerous plot sources that he had been meeting with detail with both Chile's Minister of Justice representatives of the Christian Democratic Miguel Schweitzer Branch with Its disorganized Office of between imperialists and racists" designed to and Ambassador to Investigations. "persuade the South African Republic racists to party. They informally discussed plans to form a Washington Manuel Trucco. Both vehemently Officially, GSA says that the losses are go in for insignificant reforms, put the gloss of coalition movement to oppose the Chilean die- denied that their government has been scheming nowhere near $1.3 million and that the merger liberalism on the facade of apartheid, place tatorship. to eliminate the QtrLdIan Democratic party, will improve efficiency. Puppets In ministerial seats In Rhodesia and Our sources say that the lives of the other NIXON'S WORRY: Richard Nixon Is MONTOVA'S TAXES: We broke the story Namibia, and In doing so cool down the heat of coaIdionmembersarealso iner Infact,no that President Ford may jeopardize worried his ac- last March that the Internal Revenue Service the liberation struggle.' Christ ian Democratic leader still brave enough complishments In China. The former president had begun quiet audits of the tax returns of Sen. to remain active in politics Is safe. has confided his concern to at least two close Joseph A front-page commentary in the Soviet paper Montoya, D.-N.M., whose subcommittee At least two Christian Democratic exiles have friends. Izvestia warns Af ricans that it was oversees the Internal Revenue budget. been marked for murder. Gabriel Valdes, a Kissinger The death of the demigod Mao Tse-t g has This Is the first time Montoya's taxes have whose previous efforts In shuttle diplomacy "led former foreign minister, and Rodomlro Tomlc, left a political vacuum on the Chinese mainland, to the bloody events in been thoroughly audited since 1950. During who ran against the late Marxist President It Is a crucial time, therefore, for ChineseLebanon." Soviet broadc ts In varlou.j African an intervening quarter century, he has become a Salvador Allende In 1970, have been l guages beam warned of American relations. these same inflammatory Lies Into the millionaire. the .''sas"inatlon danger. relevant Yet In Nixon's view, President cord is An earlier move to audit the senator's African countries, One warning came a year ago from the U.S. neglecting China and favoring Russia. Nixon It finances was blocked by Internal Revenue embassy in Santiago. The FBI considered the believes this could be an historic mistake. The Chxlst Ian Science Monitor quotes Averell He Commissioner Do nald Alexander, His agency threats so credible that special details were thinks the United States should tilt toward China, Harriman as saying after his meeting with has now ordered to protect Valdes and Tomic. Montoya of the results of The former President is also critical of Ford's audits of notified the Brezhnev that the Soviet Communist Party his 1974 and 1975 tax returns. Bernardo Leighton, one of the founders of the diplomatic efforts In the Middle East. For 1974. leader "has taken a tremendous commitment Recent to Christian Democratic party, was gunned down events have Montoya will receive a refund of $112.05. His 1975 ease given the United States an oppolitical tensions, to deliver improved return was pronounced perfect on the streets of Rome, along with his wife, a portunity, he has — no told f riends, to strengthen Its money relations with the United States." owed, none refunded. un $ MW — 1916A •1 "Make that 69.999.999 eligible voters who won't vote in November. I changed my mind!" He said he has set a goal of $400,000, "I feel we will reach our goal and more importantly this is doing what 1 hoped it would,? Chiles said, "It Is giving more people a feeling that they can participate in a political campaign," If Harriman really believes this, he is fool. College Enrollment Drops I TALLAHASSEE (AP) The state university system, which has been in a period of rapid growth, experienced a decline in enrollment for the first time this fall, preliminary figures show. All nine of the state's universities are reporting an over-all drop of about two per cent or from 115,784 last fall to an initial count of 113,059 this fall. The drop ranged from 15 per cent at Florida Technological University in Orlando to one per cent at the University of Florida in Gainesville and Florida International University in Miami. — it Orlando Policeman Files Suit ORLANDO (AP) An Orlando policeman injured while trying to make an arrest has filed suit against four members of a family who allegedly assaulted him. Officer William A. Hutchinson's civil suit asks for "general, compensatory, special and exemplary damages" for the "malicious and wrongful" assault on him. The action names Thomas, Helen, Charles and Timothy Mosley. Hutchinson has undergone two major operations to repair bone damage to his face as a result of the May 30 incident, Micciche said. — Dental Clinics To Open MIAMI (AP) — A group of dental " U'c'hnieians will defy Florida law by npning clinics to make dentures at half the cost of a dentist, spokesmen say. Bob Foland, chairman of the 150-member Denturist Association of Florida, said Tuesday that eight or nine of the the clinics will open within a month and that 40 to 50 are planned by December. But Cliff Gwynn, chairman of the State Board of Dentistry, said the law prohibiting dental technicians from dealing directly with the public will be enforced. Mother Of 6 Convicted JACKSONVILLE AP — A mother of six children has been convicted of welfare fraud and sentenced to one year in jail. County Judge Jesse Leigh imposed the term Tuesday on Phyllis Walker, 35. Asst. State Atty. Hobert Harris said Mrs. Walker defrauded the state of $850 by failing to report child support money from her ex- husband. WEATH ER Tuesday's low IS. Partly cloudy through Funeral Notice 'a upper SOs and lows around 70. Mostly east to southeast whuls 10-15 m.phi. TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach; high 8:05 a.m., 8:22 p.m., low 1:04 a.m,, SYKIS. OCOSQI RUSSELL — Funeral servicet for George Russell Sykes, 0 of SOS N Triplet Drive, casselb,rrv. who died Tuesday, in Seminole Memorial Hotat, be held It ? p.m. ThUrSday, 2:00 p. Gramkowdain.s FUneral Home Pail. Canaveral: 'high 7:41 a.m., 7:54 p.m., low 1:30 am., ' with cremation to follow. GramkowGajn,s Funeral Horn, 300 W. Seminola Blvd. Track Road), Longwood, in charge. 1:52 ,m. Bayport: high 1:22 a.m., 2:05 p.m., low 7:55 a.m., 1:11 p.m. BY BOB LLOYD A 15-year-old Sanford boy indicted by the Seminole County Grand Jury for armed burglary of a residence has pleaded guilty in circuit court to the lesser and Included offense of receiving stolen property. court she had bought the marijuana less than 24 hours before her Aug. 19 arrest from an unidentified man in a lounge parking lot at Orlando for $150. The state dropped a marijuana possession charge against her boyfriend, Kevin A. Areskog. 22, of Orlando, who was a passenger in the car when police Found the marijuana, concept Is favored by envlronmental authorities' beca use It provides natural.- percolation. In other business, Claude Orç of the civic center advisory committee urged the cit commission to expand the advisory group to five member* plus the ci vic cent er directoM and recreation director as nonvoting mem bers, and Include within its scope the recreation program. No action was taken. i' it Sanford Chamber of Corn- apartment complex on South 'L Sar.fard Avenue. 1nc 'iodular., ho usirn' rwtnuifactiirers will Lw.' building similar complexes in', 11* Thursday morning, cities across the date. The tour will begin with an I mnerce members will havz a chance to see the new Cardinal Indust ries plant In operation Me tour, arranged by the a.m. continental breakfast at!" chamber's Industrial 25 Cardinal Industries, which Is committee, will also Include a located at 3701 South Sanford look at Cardinal's model Ave. lil OCTOBER S Wanda L Bronson ADMISSIONS Christopher B. Linda Davis Kenneth E. Gustafson Paul E. Elsea Gladys I... Hofmann Lisa A. Jenkins Willie L. Robinson Ma rgaret A. Myra L. Stimpa Ann Lynch Casselberry Edna B. Green, DeBary Alvah Lane, DeBary Sanford: Franklin Ervin Marion W. Freeman Laura J. Garrett Joe Jones Beulah A. Keeney Charles F. Morris Alene M M . Rhodes oease Singletary Oder Wells Longwood Probe W tnes Sought i "t, ,0,1 all s Aaron Sean Pool, 30, Lake records is charged with Monroe Terrace, Sanford, was placing another employe,i!' being sought today by sheriff's Roland Fulenwider, in fear bythi deputies on a circuit court Force or threats of force on Aug. bench warrant after he failed to 19 and 24. appear for trial before Circuit Pool is also accused of 'II Judge Joe A. Cowan Jr. on aggravated battery on Phyllis A. Hitchcock, Deltona Fulenwider, son of State Atty.' R. Harry Robertson, Deltona Tuesday. James W. Snyder, Deltona Pool is accused of witness Abbott Herring's chief in. ' Russell H. Terwedo, Deltona tampering and aggravated vestigator, Jack A. Fulenwlder,l DISCHARGES Susan E. Sanford, Orange battery in connection with a in an alleged assault with a,iI Mary I.. Bentley probe of thefts of City of scrub brush. Officials said City iongwood property from the young Fulenwlder required plastic surgery following the —. publi c works department. alleged assault on Aug. 2 Pool, who was a city employe Pool had when the alleged offenses oc- conso1idaeJbeen scheduled for a trial Tuesday on RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Fines totaling urred. according to court all three charges. more than $11 million agai Kepon e Firms Heavily Fined — nst 'two firms ' and two individuals for dumping' th e'- pesticide 'Kejxide' 'into a river "clearly signaled that polluters will be held accountable," says the nation's top environmental officer. 'I' ' 14 A ' .— burglary of an apartment at Longwood and faces a possible maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. A PSI was ordered for West, who told the court he was the "lookout" while David Kim Hargis, 19, listed as a U.S. Navy deserter, kicked in the Front door and ransacked the apartment. Police said they found West's drivers license with his picture inside the burgled residence and the document led to his 0 ; 1 _1 Hearn ALL 834-87 Sanford Boy,, 15, Gets Probation In Armed Burglary Of City Home Herald Staff Writer be constructed to pum p water out of Crane's Roost, directing Its flow along properly lines to Interstate 4, running the water then through open state ditches to the Wekiva Rivet. Floyd said the open ditch" Chamber Slates Tour Of Cardinal Plant ,,, HOSPITAL NOTES Jimmie Pierce, Atlanta, Ga. __ Evelyn J. Sherrard, Dellary — Arthur G. Wirth, Deltona high 90, today's Amy Johns, Longwood Th ursday, with highs in the for a parcel last week. Mayor Norman Floyd Tuesday evening said negotiations fell through lad week on a three-acre parcel, assessed for tax purposes at $29,500, when the owner placed a $140,000 asking price on it. The pump station Is part of the sol ution to the Crane's Rood drainage problem. Floyd said the pumping station has to — Survivors include his sons, William and Ronald White, both of Chicago and da ughter, Miss Linda M. Sykes. James White of Addison, Ill.; Casselberry; three sisters one sister, Miss Naomi White, Mrs. Fritz Frank, Tampa and Albuquerque, N. Mex.; one Miss Callie Sykes and Mrs. brother, George W. White, Lena Gilmore, both of Atlanta. Gramkow-Gaines Funeral Evanston, III. and 10 grandHome, Longwood, In charge of children. arrangements. Gramkow Funeral Home is charge of arrangements. — Cremation to follow. GEORGESYKES George Russell Sykes, 69, of 905 N. Triplet Drive. — ________________________________________________ years moving there from that ago from Chicago. He as survived by his wife, city. He was a retired auto Eliza beth White of Sanford; one mechanic from Chevrolet daughter, Mrs. Etta Jean Division of General Motors and Essemann, Holiday; three was a Baptist. $300,000. deep. More Americans are trusting the Russim less and for the best of reasons: The Soviets are A test of the new form in California Indicated not behaving In a trustworthy manner. that state alone would save $8 million a year, said McMahon, leading him to suggest a natloal As. former Defense Secretary James saving of about $80 million. Schlesinger notes In the current Issue of Such a development also would reduce a level "Foreign Policy," It Is Insufficient simply to of confusion that Is probably unmatched In plead for trust, Schlesinger says: "mist Is bred American Industry, Involving patient, doctor, by a national policy that Is itself compelling." hospital. Insurer and regulator In an incoherent babble and shuffling of papers. How true. And when this critlerla Is used as a McMahon concedes that some of the ef- yardstick, the Soviets are proving anything but flclencles being Introduced result from adverse reliable. Take, for example, the current efforts public opinion and possible government action, of the Russians to sabotage Henry Kissinger's In that sense, he said, "competition Is good." efforts to avert a bloody r. war In Southwest I) At the same time, McMahon malntal,ns that a Africa. good deal of the change Is Internally motivated by staffs who recognize that the role of the In May 1972, when Brez1uev and President hospi tal is changing and that they must respond Nixon were clin ki ng champagne glasses and to newer demands. formulating the basic principles of detente, one Years ago, he points out, "All a doctor could do of the objectives agreed to was that both our was sit and hold the patient's hand and wait for countries would forego any efforts to obtain mother nature's healing process. And In the "unilateral advantage at the expense of the earliest days, a patient went to the hospital to the other," rather than get well." By contrast, today's hospital, with Its exIt was noted that the United States and the ,I pensive technology and high operating costs, Is USSR had "a special responsibility" to do seen as a facility that must be used intensively, "everything In their power so that conflicts or not as a rest home or even as a recuperative situations will not arise which would serve to facility. Increase International tensions," Both co untries vowed to "seek to promote conditions In which all countries will live In peace and securtty Gale Place, Sanford, died Memorial Hospital. A native of MnngI,, p,,.,. i. weii.i yn Atlanta, he had lived in -- - -- -.he came to Sanford five years Casseiberry for the past 12 — Well, Mr. H says he told Mr. B not to sweat it, that such talk in Just so much campaign hot air. Mr.H says: "It's awfully hard to understand the workings of an American campaign. But! think I did some gOod.Ithlnkhewasrelieved by what I had to say. Fin not sur e I was able to persuade 4. him that everything that was said was of no Importance." , H TALLAHASSEE (AP) U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles says he has convinced 30,000 persons to be his biggest campaign contributors by donating $10 apiece to his reelection effort. Chiles told a Capitol news conference that the unique fund-raising drive, which has a limit of $10 per individual, had just topped But Mr. H Is sadly mistaken and Mr. B will believe him at his own pert!. American doubts about U.&-Soviet relations are widespread and Medica JA'IE3 WHiTE Casselberry, died Tuesday at Seminole James A White 6$ of 2837 afternoon Chiles Fund Hits $300,000 — — — According to press reports, Mr. B Is "disappointed" and "upset" over anti-Soviet and antidetente sentiment In the United States, particularly some of the talk he's heard In this year's presidential contest, which to him Indlca a hardening of U.S. attitudes towards relations with his country. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The City of Altamonte Springs is searching for a three-acre tract of land in the Interstate 4 SR-4X vicinity for a drainage pump station, But, city officials are onwilling to pay a $140,000 price tag one property owner asked STAFFORD, Conn. (AP) An 18-year-old man said he cut off his hand because he "got Ins fight with the devil," then walked the streets with a Bible to preach the word of God, says the policeman who found him. Ro bert Huettl of Stonlngton, Conn., was In sta ble condition Tuesday night at Hartford Hospital following surgery to restore his right hand. A spokesman said it was too early to tell If the operation had been successful. Patrolman Frank Kania said he found Huettl Monday night as the young man was walking along Route 100, carrying a Bi ble under his arm and bleeding heavil y. "1 asked him why he did It and he said, 'If your right hand offends thee, cut it off and toss it away," Kania said In an Interview. He said Huetti's par ents told police their son had no history of any wrongdoing or Instability. They could not be reached for comment. The young man had taken a room Sunday night In an inn and was to attend a nearby truck drivers' school, Kania said. He apparent!> graduated from high school In June. Kania said Huettl had made a tourniquet for his arm before cutting off the hand with a razor blade. "He knew he wasn't going to die," Kania said. "He just had to get rid of his hand. He said he got In a fight with the devil." The patrolman said he and an off-duty volunteer fireman who also stopped at the scene made a better tourniquet and called for another officer to retrieve the hand. It was found In a wastebasket in the room. Huettl told the fireman, "this Is what the Lord did" and said he was on his way to preacn about evil. As they drove to the nopita, HuettI "jnt read 'he Bible," Kania said. "He didn't say anything but he was very coherent. He wasn't shocked or anything." AREA DEATHS TALLAHASSEE (A?) The Fioriria Cabinet has given Atty. 'Gen. Robert Sh'cvin "that extra added ingredient" he wanted In his antitrust lawsuit against 17 major oil firms, The Cabinet Tuesday unanimously approved Shevin's suit three years after he filed it against the companies, charging they conspired to restrict gasoline supplies and drive smaller oil companies out of business. The attorney general said he asked the Cabinet to affirm his authority to file the suit and thus negate a countersuit filed by seven companies in Leon Circuit Court. The firms contend that Shevin exceeded his authority when he filed the suit in 1973. But If the advice the Democrat presidential no minee in getting f rom Harriman in no better than what Harriman told Brezhnev, Carter would do well to Ignore IL Because what our former am b____ assador to Moscow told the Soviet Communist Party boss Is bum dope, plain and simple. - I C ' stumbled on to a larger opportunity. Then of course came the resignation of Spiro Agnew In IM. Richard Nixon wanted to replace NEW YORK (AP) The threat of socialized him with John Connally of Texas, but he feared a confrontation with a medicine appears to be forcing the health care already hostile by Watergate revelations. what to do? Industry into efficiencies that might eventually Pick a nice, safe nobody. Enter Representative slow the rise in pa tients' medical bills, FOrd. 10 tbreat which has been a sword over the later, the gods who watch Industry's over drunks and small children p'4 head, may be one of the main reasons from why during the pad five years the length of InGrand Rapids on the throne. The fates might have ended the alliance with patient stay at hospitals has been cut by almost a a Ford in the presidency. But a month ago it was 11 day, from 8.4 to 7.5 days. While that reduces the average stay to about clear they had not. Mr. Ford went to the, Republican National Convention as the second where It was in 1962 the figure rose sharply choice of a majority of the delegates, Ronald when Medicare was introduced In 1966 — It Reagan being the emotional favorite. Yet Ford represents a genuine decline from the 9.1 day won In spite of himself. He was no Inspiration, but very happily he was president, and so he Alexander McMahon, president of the American Hospital blundered through again. possibi lity that the figure mIght be reduced even And now It seems to be happening once more more, cutting billions o(dollars from the notion's in this campaign for the White House for tie next health care bill four years. The President haS everything going The pressure from possible government action against him but the gods. His 5OCk people is low, his position In the polls Is second In the health care field has, among other things, forced hospitals to screen patients before admitPI1C and his party Is outnumberedheby the 0P Wig, to develop one-day surgery days, to utilize position some three to oe. And yet s g n' ainin g home care, to reduce convalescent periods. every day. What It views as a threat also has led to more Lucky? Good fort une, said another French cooperation between health Insurers and boaessayist, is always on the side of the larger pitals, and may even lead to a universal claim battalions, form acceptable to most Insurers and hospitals. Chl*lean T Shevin Gets Okay On Suit — 7 Convicted Felon Elected To Duval County Position Altamonte Looks For Land Tract Offends, Cuts It Off construct a new park on a 40- commission voted to buy the acre site wed ofDouglas Road site. William said pan ofhis near the city of Altamonte opposition centers on the fact Springs. that homeowners weren't given Final approval of the $2J6, ample opportunity to make site awaits an appraisal to their protests known. Insure county officials the land Williams said today protests is worth the ssklng price, from citizens already are The site Is owned by Over- trickling Into his office. street Investment Co. John Percy, director of The vote to purchase the site county development, told was three to one, with Corn- commissioners the parks missioner Dick Williams the committee approved the site. lone dissenter, Commissioner Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. John Kimbrough was absent fOr said he felt $256,000 may be too the vote, high a price to pay. Williams said he opposed the "i think it's money In the purchase because of protests bank," Vthlen declared. ,, But I From members of the Apple don't know of any $7,500-an. Valley Homeowners acre land around he" Association. The Republican Commission Chairman Mike commissioner said Hattaway said the original homeowners claim a park In the asking price was $300,000. But area would increase pollution Hattaway said county officials and clog already heavily had only $5,000, the exact traveled streets. amount specified as the agreed. Homeowners met Tuesday upon price. p WASHINGTON W. Averell Harriman, who flows thenglvesalittlefo elgupolicyadvice to Jimmy Carter, dropped by the Kremlin the ether day and laid some of the same on Leonid Brezhnev In a three-hour chat. __ true from the beginning of his public life. Twenty-eight years ago he was a middle-aged attorney of no note, apparently destined to live out his life as one of the names on 'legal shingle. But the gods were gracious. Michigan Sen. Arthur Vandenberg became sman . with the incwnbent Republican congressman from the Grand Rapids area, zvi casually lappedFord as thesuc ssor.Fortuftotjly, then. Jerry Ford fell Into one 01 the safest House seats In America. it Is fair to say he wasn't a remarkable representative. For instance he never authored a meaningful piece of legislation. And yet by chance he made the right friends. Therefore in 191115, when Republican lawmakers decided to replaceCharles Ralleck as House IfllflOrit) leader, Ford became the least-offensive can- __ Hand He Seminole County plans to night at the same time & JACKSONVILLE (Al') — The election of convicted felon Larry J. Barton is still causing problems for the secretary of state's of(ice, but Barton is In jail instead of office. Barton, 21, was elected a supervisor of the Duval County Soil and Water Conservation District last week. In the normal course of events, he would have been sworn In when the board meets Thursday. P But after election results were certified, officials learned that Barton had been found guilty July 1 of forging a $50 check and wasn't even eligible to vote, let alone run for office. Apparently, the only course is suspension or removal by Gov. Reubin Askew, elections supervisor Harry Nearing said, "but the secretary of state's office at Tallahassee Is researching that," H The Hob-Nob barbecue, a popular get-together among politicians, candidates and Orlando area Chamber of Commerce members, expected to draw more than 1,000 people this year, is scheduled for 5:15 p.m., Oct. 19, at Exposition Hall, Orlando. Among the politicians tAiled to attend are: Sen. John Vogt (D-Cocoa Beach) and David H. Gunter, democratic candidate for the Seminole County commission, district 3. I. -- Last year, we publIshed, year ago. He barely survivea. sober report that had been smuggled to us from Three days alter the murder attempt, French leaders of Chile's moderate Christian police coralled a trio of DINA agents at Orly Democratic party. We reported that DINA, the airport in Paris. They were Interrogated and 40 IN BRIEF The YR meeting Is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the Quality Jim at 14 and SR 434 while the Williams' party will be held from 6 to I p.m. at the Spring Valley Farina home of Phyllis and Art Grindle. Also on Thursday night, the Independent candidacy of Tom Binford for the county commission will be touted at a cocktail party from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Highlands Clubhouse In Winter Springs. JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Candidate WASHINGTON BERRY'S WORLD 6- FLORIDA Dick Williams, TOM TIEDE Luckiest County Votes To Buy Park Site Seminole County Republicans will choose Thursday night between attending a Young Republican (YR) meeting to hear State Rep. VInce Fechtel and senatorial candidate, Curtis Sears, and a cocktail party honoring County Commissioner — dommUc program in abotting federal relverift,-~ - didate. Again fortune miled. And good Jerry There are too many are8s'bf potential' crisis the Middle East, Korea, central Europe, to name those at the top of the list where U.S. military weakness vis a vis the Soviet Union could be disastrous. — 'Second, I am amoyed when, with friends, they fall to bdto&ace me to Ihe friends whose acquaintance I have not yet made. Edwin hesitated. "But, you know," he added, ByRONNItjay tagged pet peeve in that people don't seen to be able to see Joy in life anymore "How do you mean, Edwin?" I asked. "Well, even though women wear curlers In public, dogs bark, no one has enough money, certain lawmen commit crimes, and the political situation . ~i ___ W I11111111111 The Clock The $104.3 billion defense appropriation bill signed by President Ford Is being described with superlatives. It represents the highest dollar amount ever appropriated for the armed forces — up $14 billion from last year. ~ Is peculiar, there Is dill something good and joyful about being alive. "I know this may sound corny," Edwin continued, "but when was the lad time anyone thought about the in of metamorphosis that changes a caterpillar hdoa butterfly' Think of that one thing; or, think about how bees make honey, or how plants take in the sun's energy to produce food and give off oxygen; and Isn't It really a beautiful feeling when You see people smile really smile, In spite of daytoday problems?" for Edwin, my friend the tadcorn. WI&leiday, 0C10bW 6, 197e-4A 1i 1 Murilip's dlscuaelons with Wednesdey, Oct. 6.1916-1* Isee The New All In The Ear AIdA on guilty pleas to two armed burglaries, punishable by up to life imprisonment. Herring's DR. JAMES E. HIRSCH 11 CHIROPRACTOR announces the opening of his office for the practice of CHIROPRACTIC Zayre Plaza, U.S. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. Hours by Appointment office dropped charges in three burglaries and a murder charge against Hargis in his plea negotiations. — Billy E. Mishowe, 49, Mobile Manor, Longwood, pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny and was sen. tenced to a year in county jail by Judge Cowart. j Robert William Armentrout Phone 3224 155 III, 2015 S. Palmetto Ave., St. Miss Germain was Sanford, was placed on four_________________________ year probation by Circuit Judge allowed by the court to remain :irrp 'I u,, IA,IMJ pvnwng senJoe A. Cowart Jr. The Court center at Casselberry. said until state probation and tencing. The court ordered West to Alonzo Hird, 18, of 534 Aulin parole officials report on where trial give officials "all the details" Armentrout will live, he will St.. Oviedo, scheduled tor battery on burglary and larceny cases on a life felony sexual continue to be in the custody of rape) charge involving a that State Atty. Abbott Thee Door, an organization 10 herring's office agreed not to deadly weapon — a knife Orlando that operates a drug rehabilitation and education pleaded guilty to the lesser and prosecute West on as part of the included offense of sexual plea bargaining deal. center. Hargis is awaiting sentencing --battery by force after the 321 The grand jury indictment victim, a 19-year-old girl, told charged that Armentrout broke attorneys a knife wasn't used in Most American Cars BRAKE 'ISTALLATION into the residence of Mrs. the sexual assault on June 18. WE ___M STERN AUTO r— , Margarite Zittrower at 2538 E-Z RIDE ZS 2N DRUM Police said the girl was found 'A. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, on naked alongside a dirt road off BRAKE April 19 and while Inside armed SR-419 following the assault. 7— SERVICE - AM -himself with a pistol. S .". .. i.,, Hind to ld the court he picked N.b..S4 I.,.,g. ,...1 The youth told the court he the girl up and took her to a (. £ %fl •44 and another juvenile planned wooded area in a pickup truck. YOU CAN OWN A 1 Ca. — . — -:1.I..t_ I.'' the burglary "but I didn't go lie admitted hitting the girl WESTERN AUTO . 9,, 4'-.,.. Cr, along." lie said he knew the outside the truck and stripping -1 STORE IN: pistol was stolen w hen he came her and raping her against her LAKE WHEEL MARY, FLA. into possession of the firearm will. ENGINE TUNE-Up ALIGNMENT I "the day alter the burglary." COCOA BEACH, FLA. Hind is in county jail awaitin g .. 9* KEY LARGO, FLA. In o ther pleas entered by i'ompletionofa PSI. He faces a Jh,' U I C.., . o'iIiH .lbk' defendants scheduled for trials maximum of 15 years in prison ihc . I,,, ., .•i,i,, this week, Judge Cowart on the guilty plea to the second- Aswii,sic Siore dl,n h.rda,ic. . I _. . . . , : 11^'~ , sp )fiIflL $12611 otI'., C.,% ~134 "pi'''' Tuesday ordered a pre- degree felony sex offense. r it, ~ZA as A,. Cj,,....,_, . 'C• •a - S •,, Iurniurc. rcfrigcralt,;'t, trc,Ai -h .' A'. Ca.f...sentence investigation (PSI) Other pleas entered by ('Ii'. i.,,l,,,s. ol ho for an 18-year-old Orlando defendants this week included: c1t1,41n,., ok SPECIAL 4 PLY POLYESTER %'I'C will 11 J111 on. h,'Ip isi.iul college student stopped for t'iu — Willi e M. Reeve Jr., 24, of ittcc speeding by Altamonte Sprin MADE BY KELLY SPRINGFIELD utc open. Fin.in.ing .1 % .111.11,L: i gs Miami, who pleaded guilty to police and jailed on a drug misdemeanor ot*aining of a qthiki pr,'spc,s. It )"11,1k. lilCrt',l,t WHITEWALl. SALE in uiin 'our own ,ositn [,,IzE charge alter FREE MOUNTING LIST officers watch at a jewelry store with a Aj.iic .lot .II ih, .11 ____________________ discovered a pound of worthless check. Judge Cowart ott., 878-13 $44.75 rnarijuaiia in her auto, WHEEL sentenced Reeve to 60 days in D7814 NO-91 '4 00- Ext. 818 $48.00$ BALANCING Sylvia St. Germain, a jail — time already served. E78.14 $48.So 'r 2395 ~~ Reeve is to be returned to F78straigl:t-A student at Valencia 14 M. I. kislro. %P Y, 1151.25 \I. o I $100 'onimwnty College, pleaded Dade County to face a probation 2107 Grani "—c. Eat Ii "I'' 078.14 $55.40 __________________ uilty as charged with violation charge and is also He 'Urr it) i'r"Jc 50111 h'I', ilIIIilt, H78-14 $58.40 'I oo ii p HIGH SPEED xssession of marijuana — a wanted by federal authorities, '"'I G78-1s ss&os hirikiegree felony punishable officials said. BALANCING HiS- IS LVW~Ts $59.00 y five years in prison. Ronald J. West, 20, Hen$300 _____ ______ L78-15 $60.00 Miss St. Germain told the derson, Ky., pleaded guilty to , U '. 1 T ire & Wheel Service BIG Hwy. 17-92 2600 Orlando Dr. Sanford, F la. 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"Those who cannel project an r' Image of a candidate who Is wise, witty, affable, speak for themselves," he asserted, "are, with very rare exto conte recoveryd a b.tt qu.uty of tritworthy, iue-fod, urbane and understanding, one who is cepilons, not very sure of what they are doing and of what they life for all Americana," one thing is certain: The ghoatwrtters knowledgeable In the affairs of man and God, the political ghost Is mean." Mew produced those PIWUN will be whlerIng enticing doing his job. words Wo the voter's ear *11 the way to the polls. Political ghostwriting Is as old as the Republic. Although Rid Perhaps the cynicism of the age IS overtaking the George In the next few weeks hundreds of politician will deliver Washington and Abraham Lincoln both wrote many of ghostwriter. For not only has the public come to doubt the their speeches, both used ghosts - sometimes unwitting ones. thoisande of speeches to millIons 01 voters. Since the rediegs politican's word, but also has begun to doubt that his words are his Washington's Farewell Address was drafted by James Of them speed" are wOrIk words __in great demand. AM the own. Perhaps by creating the multiple.ciofce.persty polished by Alexander Hamilton, a writer who used writer who Is capable Of grinding out masterly campaign oratory didate, wired together with memorable metaphor, can. acuteMadison the penand names Is In great demand, 01 "Caesar" and "Publius," This deed was conalliteration and sagacious simile, they have encouraged public aldered so dastardly, that Its perpetrators kept It secret lest Its Nocarefully matter what these supers who lurk behind the seats of Common knowledge shock the citizenry to riot. were putcandidate togetheryoublisten to, chances are his words C)1Idso1. Perhaps yghOstwritemThe ex- pow- have made their masters too credible, too congenial, too 'newspaperman, the public relations Abraham Lincoln's most memorable speech was given Nov. nick or the advertising mister-kniow-It-alls for human belief. Perhaps not only the cynics copwrftar who can mint hldory.maker, like "the only thing we 19, l3, In Gettysburg, Pa. "Fourscore and seven years ago our cynical when the chief ghostwriter who puts words into the fathers brought forth upon Isv. to far is this continent a new nation.. ." Is fear Itself" and "ask not what your country can (10 evangelical Mr. Carter's mouth Is the same writer who wrote familiar territory to every schoolchild. for you - ask what you can do for your country," will "The President's Mistress," a book the New York Times called a and his bow proud. Later It w discovered that In 1850 one Robert Toombs Toombs of "racy novel about sex In the White Hous Georgia had begun a speech with the words: "Sixty years ago our Never mind where the wordandth "fd" all those cal. Walter [Jpprnan's indictment of tongue-tied politicang still fathers joined together to form a more perfect Union and to .1 establish justice... We have not met to pit that government on trial. . " In 1858, a Boston clergyman named Patter made his cen-. tributlon to the Gettysburg Address — five years before 1 neoin. delivered It. In a lecture on slavery (which Mr. Lbicoin had read and annotated), the Rev. Mr. Parker asserted: "Democracy Is direct self-government, over all the people, for all the people, by . all the people." Franklin Roosevelt's celebrated "the only thing we have to fear Is fear itself" becomes less frightening when we know that the phrase was plucked from a newspaper advetlsemesg by one of FDR's ghosts and tacked onto the beginning of the Pr Is first Inaugural Address. ' - '0jp114 L1c He Changes Names With The Scene ;e11ta A . - • 01. . •. , . I° 1w LB. WITH COUPON BELOW . Is It McBain Or Hunter? It Depends w 7 32 S . . : • WITH COUPON BELOW SAVE '10.91 WITH THESE COUPONS-GOOD ONLY AT PARK AND SHOP STORES 851U•IIIUI CoupOti SOFT-PRETTY BATHROOM • U U TISSUE • • • U . I • $15 ORDER EXCL COS. 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STONES OCT. 7. 7ö THOU OCT. $3 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PER FAMILY 85 49 I LIMITS WITH COUPON AND • U U MILK CRISCO U I 4PACK69c I : : COUPON I.s...urn..ui. ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING I I U FAB . • OL 39C• U LIMIT) WITH COUPON AND U $15 ORDER EXCL dOS. 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"Every now and then I write a script," he says. "Someone sends me an Idea that interests me, and I do it.,, ("The Chisholmi" Is pub- lished by Harper & Row.) "It was a most (lifficull WALKER, Mlnn. (AP) book to write," Hunter recalls Jud Weiss and a companion with a w' smile. 'iii. lugged the canoe to the lakes of northern Minnesota; loaded It research was overwhelming, with a pair of 30-Inch rice I I'd done research before for and a duckbilled poleflails and book. such as 'Streets Of Gold shoved off. and Sons,' but It all happened Four hours later they were within a context with which I beck with aching muscles, My was familiar. What happened clothes, blistered hands and 162 either happened In my own poundsofwUdrlce.Latez-,they tlmeorlknew people who had sold their harvest for 1113. lived in Miss Weiss, a secretary, and writing about. "But the Chisholm were her companion were among the thousand, who take canoes and alien. They rice boats Into the lake country '' totally a different timecame and Itfrom was late each to harvest summer like dealing with Martlan.t wild rice. They use the same fit's still possible to find methods the Chippewa Indians someone who lived during used centuries ago. World War!, but where do It's simple. A one-pound flail find a pioneer? sweeps the rice stalks Into the "I researched 'The Ql boat. The second flail knocks sholms'for two months before I began writing It and then I the blackish rice grains out of stalks and Into waiting rekept researching It while I was writing It. For example, the Miss Welssandtheothers like I'd be writing along and I'd her - they call themselves want one of the characters to ricers — say they harvest for : **lgnSOme thlflg.Whatdidthey the money. But they concede use?Ddpenclisextt?I thecall of the rice lsasstrong had to stop writing and go as the lure of the dollar. T1 looking to find out. Stopping "It's a necessary part of my ' Isn't good for a writer when Income," said Roy (thoudt, ' he's going full steam ahead, who closed his outboard motor t but you can't fake It, not for a repair shooto join the harvest. serious book." Hunterdldfakejtwhenhe Hesddhe expected to make tip to $500 In the two-week season. 51.flrstbeganwriungforsuving. "Themotorscanwaltuntil 4'I wrote Westerns, scienceevening," he said. "The rice detective, but y can't." were faked. The WesternsMinnesota tops all states In were strictly cowboy and wild rice production, turning rustlers stuff." out about 1 million pounds of He began writing while finished rice each year. Agriserving In the Navy culture officials estimate the - World War II, and kept on state f urnishes 75 per cent of the pounding the typewriter after wild rice sold In grocery stores his discharge in 1944. But he throughout the nation. didn't sell his first story — a piece — until More More than 1,500 persons paid merearenoupsonhowtobe waterstiIisseason.notlIer2,. a writer. What you do Is sit 4 00 perMits were sold to those down and write.” whowantedtogatherthegrala Hunt er wor ked In a literary ti ieci Lake Indian Res,' agency and as a teacher ervatlon nearby. , before the best-selling success "It's a damn love-hate of his first serious novel, "The thing," sa id Cass County Sheràlackboard J ungl e," enabled 1ff Louis Challch, one of the big nim to devote all of his time to rice buyers In the area. "It's writing, hard work but there's some- I I U U He has no writing regimen thing about it." other than "getting up with Each afternoon during the the family (he, hIS wife an( riceseason,Chaljchlsat home, their daughter live In Nor- walk, Conn.), going to the typewriter about 9 a.m. and staying there until 5 or 6 in the MEAT OR PEPPERONI U g"t 'The Cshohns,' So what You get here is a different style In each book." After finishing the McBaln novel, Hunter plans to write the $4 fee at the Cu., County IQl "Wr1tLg,"y!Hunt., Cour tho use In Walker for the ,, "is not an easy business. right to rice In state-controlled LIMIT I WITH COU PO N PSI FAMILY I UUIUIIIMIUII COUPON IUUIIUIIIIIIUUUIU gooses I.gag COUPON UUUUP Names • IUUUIIIUIIIIU.IU COUPON UUIUIUUIIIIUIIUIIIUIIUIUUU COUPON •UUUUIIIIUUUUU ; . ANY FAMILY PACK BRYAN _________ ANY • ANY 2.8 OZ. PKGS. LYKES I U U LUNCHEON . CHICKEN I 0 LUNCH LAMBRECHT • U ___ PIZZA SAUSAGE,CHEESL c ___ I_________ 84c — then you get 'Mnthers and Daughters' — which deals with three generations' of women told from their own POW O(vlew — andthenyou l$40s. S : • OCT. 7, 575 THOU OCT. 13 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PlO FAMILY COUPON PALMOLIVE UI i U U U PLAINORSELPRISINO 'U U 0000 AT PAIN AND sso nouu OCT. to 157$ THOU OCT. $3 LIMIT I WITH COUPON P11 FAMILY ½GALLON 85 908ONE COUPON PILLSBURY I HU H • : 99C 70C ____ , ORDER EXCL CbS. GOOD AT PAIN AND 85 0000 At PAIN AND SHOP STORES • bi ocT. 7. I'7a THOU OCT. • OCT.'. 575 THOU OCT. *1 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY I • LIMIT I WITH COUPON PSI FAMILY UUIUUUUIIU•I COUPON • IUU•UUUUUUUUUUIUUUIUUIUIUU. COUPON UU85I MEMO UUUUUUUU.UIUUUUUU. COUPON •UUIUUIUUUUUSUUUIUUUUUIUI.. COUPON UUUUUUIUIUUUU • I • $1 29 LIMIT 2 WITH 'COUPON By PHIL THOMAS they are mystrrles, the others AP Books Editor are not. I think it's important NEW YORK (AP) — For to keiijo Idt1ejfor that eight months of the year Evan ream. Hunter Is Evan Hunter. "As for my serious novels, During the remaining four, every one of them Is different, he's usually Ed McBaln. both In style and In setting. I Usually, because If he's dewrite about what Interests dded to write a movie scrI* me. The ce-dy thing my serious he remains Hunter for 10 bookshavelncommonjsme months and cuts McBaIn to "This confuses the critics two, because I think they ilk. a "What I like to do," uys writer to be consistent. My Hunter, "Is write a serious McBains get consistently novel under my own name, good reviews, and I think and two mysteries under that's because the style Is McBaifl each year, OS' a Identical. The critic knows serious novel, a screenplay, what to expect when he opens and one McBaIn. one. But with a Hunter novel, "I spend two montha on the why, one time you get 'The play, two months on the Blackboard Jungle' — about McBaIn, and eight some pretty tough school , J the straight novel." A prolific writer, Hunter, Wild Rice not quite 50, has about 50 oks botohiscrepne ft is Is "The Chlsholms," a serious Harvest novel that deals with the ordesl a family goes through aslt makes Its way frl,m Fru itf u l Virginia to California In the OCT. 7 THRU OCT. 13, 1976 COUPON 1858511U851858585U8585...,I...... COUPON GIANT DETERGENT BORDEN'S HOMOGENIZED . lip :venlng." , his two-stall garage a rice-buyIng station. Ricers, some under verbal contract, drive vans and cars into his driveway, sweep leeches and worms from their roll ed up trousers and hang rice He is curr en tly putt sacks on a scale. Chalich pays finishing touc he s on a McBaln 70 cents a pound. I • mystery. I pseudonym? 1 don't consider U Why the the McKains any less IIn I Port1InIthantt$efluntershe says. "But they are different, Chalich said he will buy ,- o pounds of rice, ielling It to different relail ers. He Is one of about a den buyers In the county. In eight years these 14 year oki kids will be graduating from That what we're pl an n ing n it $dav. But we're al$ planiun colkge. They'll be ready tr their first big job. And une will beyond that. We're now in the proce ol exploring eiwreven be ready for maiage. urces as diverse as )Llr cner-, and euer' from the te,ifl. To make sure we're ready when they're ready, we at FPL have For example, we're part of a nationwide enterprise which to plan ahead. Eight or more years ahead. It takes that long to is working on ways to use eXotic energy 'urces to generate plan and Kidd a mjo ar xlwcr plant for the electricity that ',"electricity at an affordable cost to the consumer . needed for the jobs and homes and facllitie5 that yOU and your Planning for your t anilk-'s future, making uktantiaI investchildren will need. ments to build facilities and 011 I'll the necesa' fuel reurces But our planning today for tomorrow; ekctricuy needs has in the coming years, is a prune responihilir' of FPL. to be flexible. We have to plan on the right energy mix. BtCiILISC without the availability oIelec(ricit, to Btcause of growing shortages we cati no longer rely on one meet the future demands, there source of energy to produce an adequate supply 4 electritity. won't be new ohs. Or electric ,rv \Ve'rc already short of gas, and getting short t )f oil. We have to for new homes. And perhap.%, think in terms of more nuclear energy there won't even be a class of S5 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY . �- PH_ ilADELPHIA (AP) Manager Danny Ozark oeipnia mlUles doesn't like baseba's 09 me : Phillies , ~! • : Priming For Reds i. - . 1 I - : ... I ) - V.", , ., & _.~4__, ., .6 .' 1. • • • 4 •' Anderson had planned a right-handed rotation of Pat Zachry, Gary Nolan and Jack Bllllngham to offset the Phillies' right-handed hitting power. Billlngham, however, suffered an undetermined injury to his throwing arm In the season finale and his status is uncertain. __________________ ud. W.y, 011- $, 17 - .• • • .. __ mmnwww~ SCOREWURD Imt -- I. .,_• • • • .. Is . L" " ~. ; ~r:o~ - . . . . ' ; A' •' . - Sparky0: _) SCHOENDIENST e Viii! - • 14 ' d 1, My Plans ' .' . ,QII1 : - - - Q (1) 33.; P (1.1) 17370 'I0.10,___________________ I III 4 SPOM BRIEF Indoor 4 Named Track And Field KANSAS CITY (AP) .a 11, "' .., , , ItCi .34 I Returns To Kansas City - The indoor track and field championships of the National Asso- ciatlon of Intercollegiate Athletics will return to Kansas City next February after a two-year absence. Harry Fritz, NAIA executive secretary, said the tournament would be held Feb. 25-26 at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, the site of the championship meet for its first nine years. It was held the past two years in Greensboro, N.C. Fritz said the meet will feature 17 NAIA and six high school events. events Williams said there wasn't a single player left on the Expos' Aeros Cut Two Players HOUSTON (AP) - The World Hockey Association's Houston Aeros have cut their roster to 19 players by cutting two players. Ml The Aeros announced Tuesday that right wing Murray Hall and left wing Jan Popiel have been sent to the Aeros' Central Hockey League affiliate in Oklahoma City. Hall's departure reduces the number of original Aeros to seven. During his four years with Houston, Hall produced 96 goals. Popiel obtained from Denver after the first game last year and played in 67 games for the Aeros. was defe - injury - Is The A ClassicRiva l y ••• - - ... ... Kansas City Royals Have A - $4 Million M ii,,,,,gmg(tIDfl - - "" All Says Decision Final Charl.s Hunt ... WishboneS Of State U, Vanderbilt 13; Alabama 56, ka. Talk about living Mont Southern Miasissipplo; AppalaPills gerously, A hunch says chian State 27, Furman 18; The MIAMI (AP) - Heavyweight But then he ducke TAMPA (AP) - The Citadel Adams DM could be the Second Upset d a ached14, ttanoop 7; Bstn 0 0 0 0 0 0 clal champion Muhammad All says Wed appearance at a press COOTampa Bay Buccaneers added East Carolina 34, Southern UBuff 00 000 he's sticki ng to Oklahoma State 24-21. free agent Charles Hint to their hoots 14; decision to ference Sunday In Chicago and Cieve 000000 Tennessee 21, Georgia retire from boxihis Texas Tech at Texas A&M: ng - an an- dropped out of sight for a few Tnto defensive line, a team Tech 17; 0 1 0 0 2 1 Tech couldthe bes team spokesman said Tuesday. Miami, Fla. 20, Duke nolmcemeflt he's made several days. His Tuesday's Rn,tts action fueled ecu1a14; McNeese State 24, NorthWashington s. Atlanta S of the Southwest Conference times in the past. Hunt, from Fl i Uonthat hi retrerne,g,gjust or da Sta te , was east LouIsiana 17; Nicholls Colorado 1, Toronto 2 If they ever played a game. The drafted by "I'm tired," All said Tuesday ano er of his tricks, and would the San Francisco State 17, Wednesday's Games th Northwestern Loud- after arriving in Miami. "I've Minnesota at New York Red Raiders have had two 49ers in 1973. He joined the slanal; Davidson last only until he came out In a 13, Randolph.. had enough of road we Rangers off already this season Jacksonville work, of flash of words to fight again. entry to th V*V. at PIttIbur with only two games under defunct World Football e now Macon 6; South Carolina 36, long weeks of training, and I Los Angeles at Cleveland League Virginia 20; Virginia Tech 27, don't want to their belt. Bet ter they should in 1974 All said he came to Miami for fight afllflOre." Th ursday's Games and wound up In Pitt- VMI 7; take Wake Forest 23, th the f ilming of his life dory, to Minnesota at Boston is week off, too Texas sburgh as a free agent. All, 35, Clemson 19; Delaware 24, Wil- weight crown ?le.v Y.,vk Islanders at A.&M 21-14. retaIned his heavy-, be called "The Greatest." in a '1naiL'!, 'Th.' Rues, an cnsfon team Ip'i & Mary 20. Army at Penn State: "We're in the but t'nntroyersial ctlon over PtIstgh at Montreal ut1uaI Football "Robert Redford is I4. l-3,Idon'twhow else to put League,pickedupH Los Angeles it Atlanta Ken Norton In New unt af te trouble," All said, "becata.; Midwest-Missouri 34, Kan- Sept. 23. A few days York on am Walhington at Detroit Later, he It," sa ys Joe PaternO,trying to was waived by the Pittsburgh sas State the greatest.,, Chicago at St. Louis 13; Ohio State 27, Iowa said explain Penn State's subpar Steelera. 7; Michigan 17, Ohio U. the ring, feature film. :- - iahoma, Missouri and Nebras- I - War are with Kansas, Colorado, Ok- ... • - 0 0 2 0 00 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 •0 00000 0 otrt AY, - - i L Ang - - Wash ________________________ _____________________________ -• victory Tampa Signs - " - much M_________ ssiss pp - roster from 1970 and he would o ut my having asked." PONTIAC, MIh. (AP) sure from Ford. possibility," Hudspeth said. have to do some homework on Cards General Manager Bing Rick Forzano's stern discipline Forzano faced a battery of 'The reason I'm sitting here as the National League after Devine, who Informed wasn't successful with the De' reporters at a Pontiac Stadium Interim coach is that Tama Bolsters Lineup HAPPY we didn't spending the past six years In Tom Green shares Seminole High's moment Of Schoendlenst of the firing, said troll Uoas and his successor news want to conference prior to the in. American League. "I'm Mart over again. We've the golast week with a big grin In the team's 26-20 Boyer's name is on a list of TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (Al') does not sound like he will be troduction of Hudspeth as his got a good coaching staff intact. ing to have to do a little catch- ' Alabama's WINNER victory over arch-rival DeLand. Seminole's smiles three candidates he has sub- any easier on his athletes. nse has been replacement. it's an lag up," he said. "By having me step in, riddled, prompting are almost gone by now, however,, as they prepare mitted to Busch. "We're gonna be demanding "Circumstances have to be easier transition than anything So will the Expos. Coach Paul Bryant to move two players to for a Friday night tester at Colonial with th e biggest bolster the lineup for Saturday's date with "Boyer is not In any better of our foot ball players," said overcome, and I feel I was else we could do," said Hud. They finished the 1976 season game of the year 'new Co ac h Tommy th una Hudspe . bl e to overcome certain cli. speth, w ho was an assistant at with a 5$-l07 record, 46 games Southern Mississippi. Gainesville upcoming the Position than any of the others," following week in Sanford. Devine said. However, he "We're going to ask t hem to do cumstances," Forzano said. the University of Tulsa and with behind the first-place PhilaBryant said Tuesday that running back certain things and go from Asked If his resignation saved the Calgary Stampeders of the delptila Phillies. added, "He is not the hei r John Crow has been moved to th e defensive parent. No of* else from the there and put the chips onthe the Job of General Manager Canadian League. backfield, while defensive end Barry Krauss Willlamssaldheplannedto table." Russ Thomas, Forzano said: organization is on that Ford was not at eithe has r news stress fundamentals at the been changed to linebacker, his original Bayer, the NL's Most vain- Execution will be vital, Hud- "If this hel ps save Russ' Job conference. position. team's spring training camp then fine, but that wasn't the able Player In 1964, played 16 speth said. In a release he said: "1 had next year and did not anticipate ! ) Crow has carried I5tlmes for8l yards so "You've got to block and reason I resigned." seasons In the major leagues, two major reasons for asking far any personnel problems, ta ck 1e le If you're going to get the in Forzano said even If the Tommy to take over the team this season. 11 at third base for St. Job done," he said. "When Lions, 1-3, had not lost to Green Hudspeth has more head particularly with petulant Louis. r Since ret iring as a player in you're asked to do something, Bay 24-14 Sunday, he intended coaching experience than any shortstop Tim FoU. Aren a Sale Scheduled Today to resign. 1969 he has managed at three you should do it." other man on our staff. Just as Foil publicly crøcfzed rookie Whether he can stifle player CLEVELAND (AP) Fixtures from the old Hudspeth said Ford asked important, and maybe more so, Manager Karl Kuehl this year, By HERSCHEL NIRSENSON bechier says sports writers Georgia was sky-high for p. minor league levels In A? Sports Writer should he "homers," - i.e., bama, here's the Upset Special Cards' chain, Including the last unhappiness while getting more him two weeks ago If he was is the fact that I wanted to keep saying he was incapable of Cleveland Arena go on sale 10:30 a.m., EDT, NEW YORK (AP) Hey, they should be fans of the teams of the Week Mississippi 21-17. at Tulsa of the American out of the lackluster Lions win willing to replace Forzano If the present staff of assistants managing In the major leagues. Thursday, and a representative of sports Darrell Royal, who's going to they're assigned to cover and determine whether Detroit can need be. intact. There are men on it with Foil's comments were considStanford at UCLA: "You Association, promoter Nick Mileti says the sale is expected turn things around in the Nawin Saturday's Texas-Okla- shoulJ write positively about should always play percentage "He came to me a couple definite head coaching ered one of the reasons for the to bring in more than $300,000. horns game? the like organization tional Football League this sea• weeks ago and discussed the potential." Expos' dismal showing. them. No "homers" necessary football," says UCLA Coach since"I've 1949been and in I feel I've got son. A syndicate which made a l:ist-minute effort "1 don't have any predictions this week, So, despite the bitter Terry Donahue, explaining why Cardinal blood In my veins, " he to buy the old ice house was reported Tuesday Hudspeth, a 4$-year-old Kanon the outcome," says the Intrastate rivalry Michigan the Bruins punted on fourth- said. "With all the young kids Texas coach. to have backed off th e deal, and plans went san and former college coach. 42-7. and-one from the Ohio State 43 they have here, I'd kind of like was named Interim coach Tuesahead to hold the previo usly-anno unced sale. Hey, Barry Switzer, who's Georgia at Mississippi: On with less than four minutes to grow up with them," going to win Saturday's Okla- the theory that Ole Miss was play last week and settled forto day by Lions' owner William Mileti's representative, Tom Embrescia, a Busch, Ti, said in a statement Clay Ford. He moved up from horns-Texas game? looking ahead when it got said after the equipment is sold the building the decision not to rehire his post as coordinator of per"It'll probably bea toss-up," bumped off by Auburn and (See WAR., Page 11..A Schoendiend, 53, will be demolished and the bare land will be was based on sonnel and scouting to replace says the Oklahoma coach. sold. I mean, bow's a forecaster Forzano, who resigned Mon. 5uppOSedtopLckawlnnefl the day. . ____________________________________ Matinees 12 noon on coaches can't offer any more Forzano wasn't able to do it. help than that? ursday and Saturday There were several serious in~ One method might betoconcidents of player dissension in U3l 173W ttfrKtm7E suit the St andard - and very histenureofjustovertwosealIlu,'u'u often re liahie suns as head coach. Was Texas really "up" last Forzano sa id his resignation week for Rice? Unlikely, dewas not the result of any presspItes 4245 romp. KANSAS CITY (AP) - Frank White Is the was doing," White recalls."I was living a day at MigM the Longhorns be look- Kansas City Royals' $4 million man. a time, going to work, coming home. JV Football lag ahead to Southern MethodEstimates vary, but that's roughly how much "After t got to the Academy, nobody there 1st? Are you kidding? Royals owner Ewing Kauffman sank into his thought I was a iwnect ethr." o__ •.I•• _,, . Spotli ght Was Oklahoma f ! nuc1fty, a project he conceived But in 1972 he started climbing through the State Last week? Iowa State? shortly after the American League granted him minor league ranks, finally arriving in sJunior varsity football moves Will the Sooners be honing a franchise in 1968, teinber, 1973. After lots of playing time in a back Into the spotlight Thurtheir spurs for Kansas next The academy opened in Sarasota, Fla., In 1910 utility role, this spring he pushed Cookie Rojas, sday night with four games on 0 week? and closed its doors four years later. Kauffman's the popular, aging second baseman, to the tap involving Seminole County Yes! Yes! A thousand times idea was revolutionary and simple: that young bench. teams. yes! Last year's Kansas game men with outstanding athletic ability but little or Seminole is at Lyman in the I'ia -KU 23, OU 3 -Is the only one no baseball background can become major leagbefore the home town fans,a local boy biggie, with Oviedo playing at Oklahoma's lost in four years. tiers through intensive instruction, made good, he thought be would be embraced by West Orange, Kissimmee at Unfortunately, the one thing "The greatest proMem was finding qualified the Kansas City fans as a conquering lake Howell and Trinity Prep He was wrong. wrong with this theory is that boys," Kauffman said. "There is not one in 1, at Daytona Father Lopez. White's fielding was always steady, it's virt ually im possible for el- high school graduates who meets the All games, except the la tter, sometimes spectacular. He saved many ther side to look past the other qualifications for eyes, reaction time, speed and games begin at 7:30. Trinity has a 4 with seemingly impossible plays. in the.Tezas-Oklaboma game. mental ability." p.m. away game. But his hitting failed to match even closely Call it the War of the WishThousands of youngsters trooped through PARIMUTUEL WAGERING POST TIME 730 p M bones, the Red River Riot yr Academy hoping to play big league baseball. fielding. As his average dipped lower and lower, 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday finally reaching the .l9Os, the boos began. whatever you want to call it, it's Only one, Frank White, has made it. Witness breathless action as the "III impacts with speeds o(150 mph as Crooms Eyes players V1jai (y gravity to scale wat)i, crash to the court making returns wi th one of college football's classic The smooth-fielding second baseman. "it killed me," White admits. "I couldn't force and accuracy Lusurious accommodation., and tetewager rivalries shortstop, who grew up a short walk from understand. I never wanP!d to Win girls to take your wagers -pay your winnings go into the stands And this corner calls it Kansas City's old Municipal Stadium, played an and fight anybody. I Lad'., Fe.. Thursday N,gfit Plenty of free parting just wanted to die." Crooms High freshman Oklahoma 16-14. important role in the Royals' drive to the I if Admss.on5O(.ndup both s.d.sof Then, about the same time, three things football team seeks its second Last week's score of right, Western Division championship this year. iUnd IS not admitted) FII*OOdBOUII.IIL happened. White, by choking up on the bat, straight victory in a 7:30'game F(J, r,seI,stors ciPi 6211 f,om tO am to 6 rn 13 wrong and one tie for a perWhite, who never played high school ball, was raised his average almost 50 points through tonight on the Seminole 111gb 7 .fIt t \OR ill F Ot A\t)() fl". II% 1 P91 cent.age oL $12 silenced some of playing in the Casey Stengel League in 1970 and August. Cheers Ho'.pp,.( replaced boos. field against Osceola of I the disgruntled alumni. The working in a metal shop when a Royals scout "I knew that a lot of people weren't booing me, Ki5sUnntet. season count Is 192-77-3---.714 urged him to go to Sarasota. anyway," he says. "And I thought to hell with Crooms stopped Lake Michigan State at Michigan: "I was married and had one child then and I those who were. U they can do a better Job they Brantley, 36.6, in last week's Michigan Coach Bo Schem. knew there was no chance of moving up in what I can take my glove today." opener. • - ... Pro Hockey MONTREAL (AP) Dick to a two-year contract as manWilliams, a strict disciplinarian ager Tuesday. who guided the Boston Red Sox Terms of the agreement were and Oakland A's to American not disclosed. League championships, now "I think things are In good will try and inject some life into haxds," said Expos President the floundering Montreal John McHaIe In making the anExpos. nouncement of Wil liams' The Expos, who never have hiring. "We have a guy in Dick finished higher than fourth in who knows how to win and has the National League East In an attraction In Montreal." their eight years of existence, Wi lliams' attraction In Monwound ç wi th the worst record treal stems from his tenure as a in baseball this year. They player for Montreal's Inter. signed the 47-year-old Williams national League team in 1953 and 1956 and his tenure as Expos coach during the 1970 season. He also worked in Canadainl96Sandlg66,managjng ', the Toronto Maple Leafs to Internatlonal League pennants. Sa ys Be 'Deman ing lassk Re airy - New Detroit Coach of Schoendleost. "I think he may even have been startled that I asked," Boyerrngested, "but Ijust wouldn't want to live with mysell this winter If they went out H and hired somebody else with- - - C.' ' The W ie shbones ___ UC - •. 7,40,3.40; 3. Maruri.R.m -(3) - To Pilot Expos ST LOUIS (AP) Another "our conse nsus that there Is a hereof yesteryear, Ken Boyer, need for a change." has thrown his hat Into the ring "There are times, regardless as a candidate to manage the of one's capabilities, when a SL Louis Cardinals, different perspective is in orBut the 4$-year-old Boyer, der," the statement said. "Red currently the field boss of the Schoendlenot's distinguished Cards' top farm club, concedes career, both as a player and a a successor to Red Schoen. manager, are on the record dlenst may be chosen from books for all to see." the National League &hoendlient had managed baseball team's organization, the Cards since 19, twice "I have no way of knowing leading them to National what his reaction was," said League pennants. Boyer alter tal king Tuesday with club president August A. Of Oct., iffe-n. A I IV ; TWILPTH 1. Frmtn.Agui,y• (Csitliued In. Page iS-A) record. "We can't wear Q (3.1) 1110; P (43) 117.30, people (1) 21.00, 1.10. 3.10; 2. Anton-Arcs e Tigers al Th so are Auburn. 15; SIXTH i. io.,p.,, clown like we Used to." i.e, (4) 12.00,4.10; 3. SantiJuan (2) 3.00; 16-lOtle.Thevltajslgnspalz*to 1, ATORLANDo.SIMINOLI Arkansas State 21, Eastern Texas-Arlington 20; Texas 4.10, 3.20; 2. OguIZi.J.i (3) 1.20, Army, 3 MemphIs Slate won last year. Michigan Big TUESDAY NIGHT RESULTS Ill) 31.20; P (15) 111.20; Is one ci the country's aiw- This year Q a Stanford upset bet the per- prw 13; Ball State 27, Christian 20, Rice 21. 1.10; 3. Patxi.Bengo. (7) 3.20; Q ii. 0(II A with 14) 1323.20. uburn 24-10. Illinois Slate teams but th 7; Indiana is might be 3) 2.20: P (1•3) 7010. cent.age 157$. , PINST LA I JOSiAri1 (7) 1320 A - 2,344; Handle - $11 19A67. Wed-Southern Califor31'17. asking a little too Kentucky at Mississippi Northwestern 13; Indiana State nlaFar SIVI$T$ -1. Aidana.p15 (I) 10.10, of 2. C31Y.J.VI (3) 1.10, 45, Washington State 14; Mr Nebraska at Colorado: NCI. 1.10,S,00,SOO;7Etha, tOO; 3. Aldan..p.iti. (5) 3.40; Q (3. (4) Leamon Hallnnand his miracle State: Kentucky gets caught Northern Illinois 14; Iowa Force 21, Navy 4.00.3,40; 3. DominoB,. (1)300' thir team was hnprsive lad workers 14; Arizona 30, 7) 41.OQ; P (7.3) 113,10. between ... Pe state and State Rate 35, Utah 14; Kent State 33, Texas-El Paso 10; Q (45) 20-14. isu 11.00; P (SI) 115,00; Big Q we ek. I. Echn.p, (1) 41.3 Arizona with 1$) 1531.40, i i i State ,10, 1.20. 1.00; 2. lca'MIgu,I (2)3.iO, Western Michigan 17; Mm- State 33, CincinnatI 13; Brig. CAMP•ILI. this week, especially ,, Dartmouth at Yale: DartCONFE R E NCE MIGHT" I. Fermln.A, (0) 10;3.DomingoJav(3)4.40; Q (I. 13.00, nesola 30 Illinois 20; Bowling ham Young PafrIC DIVIIISS 13.00, 7.00; Nebraska mouth's the Big Green but 17, Wyoming 1: Other games: 2. Sala-Attu (1) 2) 13.00; P (1.2) 131.00; DO (7.)) W L I Pt$ OF 0* Green 31, Toledo 10; Promo California 38, Oregon 21; New 11.40, 1.20; Yale's 3. Aieva.EthSy, th Carolina with th it, Maryland at Nor the team 210.10. (1) 1.20; NY Id East-Pitt 35, Louisville 7; e 0 0 0 0 0 Q (45) 3350; P (61) 103.00. State 21, WIchita State 12; MexlcoState2I, Idaho 20; Long NY Rang THIRD 1. NgUi.MIguii (2) aao 0 o State: The records say the Ter. experience ... Dartmouth 14-12. Boston College 20, FlorIda State Purdue 23, NINTH 1. Juan (3) 10.10, 4.10, Phila 1010, S.00..00; 2. icaB1tIa (5) 7.10, WisconsIn 30. o 0 0 o 0 o ap 10; r Brown 20, Beach State 35, Drake 14; New ins should play ten pins with 1.00; 2. Arta (4) 110. 1.00; 3. Patil Allan Penn 7; Colgate Auburn at Memphis . 7.20; 3. JO$IAibStdi (7) 5.00; 0 (2•5) o 1 0 0 S ö Southwe _Baylor 31, South- Mexico 30, San Jose State 20; st (I) 4.00; Q (3 7340 P (31) 435.30. State: 21, Holy Qoss the Woilpacli, b ut records ' 13.10; P (23) 133.00. Smyttw DIvisi. don't The Tigers will win this game. 19; Columbia 14, em Methodist 17; TENT" 1. Marurl (0) 1300, Cob ' mean anythi in this Atlantic The Tigers won last i a 0 2 1 2 1. PatxIJ,p (2) 4.20,1.10:2. Ramon Princeton 11; Harvard 33, Coo- West Texas State Houston 41, Washington 20, Oregon State FOURTH year ng 3I'2O. nell 40 (4) 11. 20.00, 5.00, 3.00; 2. NIgui.AJb,nft (1) .3.10; 3. Chgo 14; So uth- 17; Nevada-Las Vegas 30, Pa14; Rutgers 26, ConnectIcut w o o a a a a Coast Conference biggie .,. The Tigers are Memphis SLate. Anton (1) 2.00; 0(1.0)70.20; P (0.1) MI,m . 11.30, 500; 3. Aldana.$ancp,•1 (5) 0 0 0 0 0 0 tern Louisiana 20, Lamar 7; ciflc 20; Fullerton State 20, San I$7.3Ø; es Maryland 20.23. 3; DD )3.$) Syracuse 371.70. 17, Tulane 14; Nor 5) Lou 0.10;QU.2111.20;p(3.1)10300;oØ 0000 00 th Texas State 27, Cal Poly. Francisco State ILBVUNTH -1. Cacho-Soto (1) Vancvr (22) 147.40. Temple 21, West 0 0 0 10; Colorado o 0 0 Virginia 16; Pomona 13; Louisian Kansas at Oklahoma State: 1.20. 3.10, 2.00; 2. PatxI.Agl,,, (1) PIPIN WALKS CONFERENCE 11 1. Santi.Bw,goa (4) a Tech 21, State 21, Utah State RIchmond 21, 10.10, 2.10; 3. NIQuI.EIo,za (2 1.60; II. Villanova The Cowboys' next five games 14. Norris Division 13.10, 5.00; 2. QneArca (3) JaI.AIai Secret Wi liams Cardinal Job Iseala, Hera U Sealsrd, FL War ~ Right-handed pitchers gave the Phillies fits at the end of the season, when they dmpped24of2games and nearly blew a 15½-game lead over Pittsburgh. "All their power is rlghthanded," explained Tony Perez. "They saw nothing but right-handers in the last month ana that's why the, nearly went down. That's what Sparky Is thinking, too." Anderson's starting choice reportedly is between Zachry, a rookie who won 14 games, and left-hander Don Gullett, whose late-season surge has buoyed the pitching staff. "They might have better starters, but we're going to score runs." - Tony Perez Busch Jr., following the " .,I I,,3"". 'I. ____________ ".0 'a- j,;,,~..;-__-..1 ' -Danny Ozark .. I I "If a player isn't nervous doesn't belong on this bailciub." 4 Boyer Eyeing ' 1 ..... . I • . D'A'" T11IOV1 im II 'I . ('hn1.iê1 Sparky Anderson Is giving the Philadelphia Phillies something to think about. He's put a 'p Secret" stamp on his pitching plans for this weekend's National League playoffs. Anderson says he will not name his starting pitcher until Friday night, less than 24 hours before the best-of-five showdown gets under way in Philadeiphia. "I know right now who It will be, but I'm not saying," Anderson said Tuesday as the Nt West champions returned to work after a day off. "I'll name all three Friday." Philadelphia Manager Danny Ozark has named veteran Iefthander Steve Carlton, 20-7, as his opening-game pitcher. 431DICIFM FL - -J __ r... . c I - playoff system, but has definite ideas on ap proaching the beat-of-five game series that decides the World Series opponents. Just play It like a regular-season game, he says. "You have to takethesameoutlook that you had all year," Ozark explained Tuesday at a workout In preparation for Saturday's National League playoff opener . with the Cincinnati Reds. 'You have to forget that It's a short series. The main thing is to execute fundamentals the way you have all year, throw to the right base, keep the double play in order, take the extra base. "I've seen pitchers change their delivery entirely (for the playoff), guys who won 18, 19,20 games. The catcher plays a big part. He has to resist not calling for the curve ball, because he wants to throw out a runner. The hitter will be thinking with the catcher, looking for the same thing. We can't change our pattern on a hitter." Ozark said further, "a runner can't say to himself that he's not going to steal because Johnny Bench Is catching and has a great arm, and he can't steal against him." The Phillies' manager says that he has to take the same chances he took during regular 55Ofl "You can't immobilize a whole squad by changing the way you did things for 162 games," Ozark said. "You have to play a normal game." Ozark dismissed the idea that the Phillies would be nervous because it's their first playoff, while the Reds are old hands at post-season competition and better equipped to handle the inherent pressures. ., ( IN(1 JP LT IAP I - - In - Second •.. 305.1339 - p ,.. ... M I 'V Offense Looks To Colts i am i 0 4 .I 11 ", 4 MIAMI (AP) Miami Dolphins' quarterback Bob Griese year veteran. "We got 28. If 10we says it's up to the offense to can move the ball like that score extra points to carry Sun- against an excellent tiam like day's National Football League the Rams, we should be able to game at Baltimore, do it against anybody. "We realize the defense has "We were so close towliming, had a lot of Injuries," Griese so close to beating one of the said, Still smarting from last very best teams In the lea ue g . weekend's 31.28 loss to the Los Right to the end, then it was Angeles Rains In the Orange taken away from us. But If we Bowl, had been beaten by a lesser "If that means the offense team, it would have been more has to score more points to win, disturbing than ever." t It's up to us to do It." GriesesaIdthesquadiah. But Griese added that al- ful going Into next weekend's though "everybody's talking match with Ted Marchbroda's about the offense and defense, strong Colts. But he rememthere shouldn't be a horizontal bored last year's American line drawn between them, Conference East, when the 1-4 We're all In this together," Colts dethroned the Dolphins The loss to the Rams left and went on to take nine Miami with a 2-2 record to straight victories. make it the only one of Coach "I don't think there's anyDonSbula'ssevenMiamitens body panicking," Griese said. to split its first four games. Amake-or.break game? 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"She was very kind, and Ohl her kitcI always so gOOd!" sb.iaId. The White's have Longwood or is years, coming from Massachusetts. They enjoy shuffleboard so much, they built their own court In their it's fun in the winter months, when It's l)cooler," said Marion. J AN 3 DAYS ONLY! TU SA t" recipes follow: . , Marim's cooking rum mostly to main dishes these (Ia "We've sort of gotten sway Y from desserts, because we are .tvith on diets that ho not Include uesaoris,' afle explatned. RDA • ,••• lived in ff who brought It beck from a trip slowly until soft. Add water as cinnamon plus nutmeg to Ohio. The cookie and other needed while cooking aange together In bowl.Add d have bun 1. Cook of the WaL THURSDAY.. FRIDAY, cookies Is framed and hanift "it 2 cup ancoWwd ogis in her kitchen It was from her grandson, Chuckle, water and bring to a boil. Cook Sift flow soda, salt and Sewing I, a hobby with 'tarion, along with knitting and crocheting. "I've crocheted tablecloths for both my daughter and granddaughter, and have sold several Afghans," she said. Her i usui, Percy dOu§ success with Plants and than to ba" dish. Add pork, toning, sugar, eggs and anill.. brown h. in mustard and salt, andmore and raisin and Drop NEWENGLAND BOILED DINNER DEAR ABBY: May I put In water If needed to keep them by teaspoons onto greased my two cents about married 2 te3Ibe. eiit Juicy. Bake at35o degrees for 3 cookie sheet. Bake 12 to 15 men taking their secretaries hours, and they will have a nice minutes at 354) ieg out for lunch and cocktails? brown crust. •.7 limaflturulp When Jack (not his real PICKLED BEETS OATMEAL COOKIES is-P I small name) first met me, I was the 1 b 1 cup sifted flour 1 carrots ':. new girl in 11w office, and Jack i cup of beet juice • ~ 14 Up sods . I can beet was a salesman. My two bosses cup med. potatoes (both married) kept Inviting % cup sugar .•• Cook corned beef slowiy for 2 1 tP clnumoe me to lunch and cocktails to ½ tsp. cInnmou • hii. Then add vegetables and. " top. nutmeg Drain beets, saving ½ cup of "unwind" after work, but I relathuship well ne roe.. cook until they are done. Serve 44 ClIP shortening___ Juice. Mix juice, anger never went because I dldo't mates. Not even friend Is on large platter with corned 1 and 13rd cupsbrown think It was right. Besides, I necessarily a lover, but I and cinnamon, together. sugar •• •, beef In center. Left over meat to a boil. Add beets. Simmer for was going with Jack, and he would hope that every lover Is a 2 eggs and vegetables be 15 minutes. Very good with tLOd to say that girls who ac friend. ltsp. vanilla up and make a nice hash. A cepted such invitations were baked beans. DEAR ABBY: I have a tramps, comment or two to make about MEATLOAF years later, Jack the letter from PASTOR Tips ' 1½ .. g b• doesn't see anything wrong STEVENSON. It was written In i cup oatmeal with taking HIS secretary out response toa prior letter from a for lunch! ½ cup V.8 JuIce .J young girl whose father had Pea flu t Buer n Ham help keep the unit sweet p. lts ia)t What'syowthinkJngon, sezualiyab V usedhef.pOR Spread: Take 2 ( ox.) cans of smelling. Abbv? ½ tip. pepper STEVENSON suggested that deviled ham icup of chunky garli STRAIGHT ARROW the girl had "tenied" her aliu & Ivpuw roragrea: spread on toa(I Mix .41 Ingredients together. DEAR STRAIGHT: As I've father by wearing "tightoff prepared mustard and empty English muffins, try th O is: mix said, It all depende on where fitting, revealing clothes." Add more seasoning U desired. Bake in load pan ~ hr., at 350 deviled ham into a bowl. Next cream cheese, chopped olives, they lunch, the frequency .1 the 1 . __ Th is attitude is another add peanut butter and mustard minced onion, salt and pepper degrees. lunches and who's feeding riation on the theme that any va and mix thoroughly. The spread and chopped Man White prepares vegetables parsley, whim whaL for New England worn who is raped must have makes a tasty topping for BAKED BEAJIS dinner DEAR ABBY: Someone been asking for it. It places the 1 lb. of peas or navy crackers. Season ground beef and shape asking how to introduce a burden of guilt on the victim IDW salt por into patties. Freeze the patties person with whom one has an rather than on the flowers. "He just planted Mill have fresh vegetables late ½ cup piece attacker brown sugar A few pieces of charcoal tied and Wa' theni beans, cucumbers and sinnzner in the year." as needed. This is Intimate relationship without where It belongs! 1-3rd cup molasses in cheese cloth and placed on a one ot those 'ips that squash," said MariwL "We'll really marriage, and you said, "Call Her recipe for Oatmeal The pastor seemed quite I tsP- dry M d shelf of Your refrigerator will " . ::":::. , ...•• . - • . • .•,• • . .• .. ,. . • •. .- Food '. . ' . • . . '- • — uu. -i — - • wrote k-- — comes in hand). You Must've Been A Beautiful Baby ... FREE UP TO * Look Af You free gifts for everyone * free soft drinks S register for FREE PRIZES father, but had not a single word of sympathy for the abused daughter. The pastor just assinnesthat the girl dressed provocatively: One is innocent until proven guilty, pastor! No man can be forced Into committing rape. He does It by choice, and the responsibility for the act belongs to the man, the perpetrator not to the woman, his victim. I have been going with avery whom I've been Introducing as _________ _ ____ ___________ -- ___ ____ _______________________________ _______________________________ ____ my frien d. Now I'm wondering If everyone things we are bed partners. I refuse to call a pauchy, 60Year-old man my "boyfriend," but what do I call him? Abby, please find another word to describe a five-in pal. FRIENDLESS IN N.Y. DEAR FRIENDLESS: Why must one be labeled according to whether or not th e relationship Includes sexual Intimacy? (It's nobody's business.) Friendship Is a large umbrella that covers platonic ___ 1 _ __ 'F...... - .— sympathetic to the tempted I am appalled that you would give a sexual connotation to the fine gentleman for two years ____ _ Ten winners in the first annual Earth Born Baby Beauty Contest are (clock. wise from left) America's 'First Baby' Betty- Ford; George Hamilton looking dapper In his diapers; precocious Burt Reynolds; Harry Belafonte, shaking his rattle to a Calypso beat; mischievous Valerie harper; petulant Liz Taylor crying for her silver spoon: pictureperfect Candice Bergen; Robert Redford, everybody's baby-doll; naughty Ann-Margret and the Impish Mary Tyler Moore. Winners were selected by votes from fashion and beauty editors polled, nation-wide. • 0 rfl _ Now l_ him-her a 'friend," word "f riend." __________________ ___ 'Cause Baby, HOT DOGS! Boss Changes Policy; Dates His Secretary "l _____ ' ____ . — C.J.S: SAN FRANCISCO DEAR ABBY: You are en. tirely too soft when It comes to disci plining children. I may be old4ashloned, but l raised three well -behaved children by using the 38 system Rust their Butts with a Board. 38 BELIEVER — SHOE - 1 / a Club Notes No purchase necessary fli40è1,,d A - ii ê , P.M. ..I Stiw Cultural Arts Building, Sanford. Judy Maloney, well-known special DEMONSTRATION ALL THREE DAYS artist and teacher, will give a program on color in painting. The public Is Invited to attend. Ms. Gova "Tex" Powell is ecial. . fl Fantastic selections of name brand merchandise, including General Electric, Hotpoint, Kelvinator, Maytag, Philco Ford, RCA, Sylvania, Westinghouse, Zenith, Eureka, Hamilton Beach, Sarlo, Broyhill, Bassett, La-Z-Boy, Kroehler, Lane, Singer, Trogden, Brookwood, Burns, Dolly Madison, Foremost, Athens and Artistic. — You'll find a tremendous selection of furniture, appliances, floor covering, home entertainment and bedding marked down to unbelievable prices during this 3-day sale. Most merchandise is new, some used, some scratched and dented and some floor samples. So come early and take your pick' of fantastic savings! Altamonte Gard.n Club The Altamonte C...---.J a,l..1 ,,,,, ,,, .,,,,,, Springs L•L y - vuuu )IJI1.V1VU b inc AUIWflfl itri Winter Park Autumn Art Festival Committee, the nonFestival will showcase out- Profit show was organized three standing art in Central Florida years ago to offer an outdoor on Oct. 30 from 9 a.m.4 p.m. in festival exhitlting current Winter Park's Central Park. works of the area's fine artists. One hundred artists will show The festival became an inrecent works in five categories: vltational, rather than open, traditional painting, con. show this year to offer a welltemporary painting, sculpture, rounded exhibit of a high level IN graphics and photography, of professionalism, S SANFORD, FLORIDA B EdcoGfr HOME FURNISHING CENTERS FURNITURE • APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERING . HOME ENTERTAINMENT OVER 125 STORES SERVING THE SOUTHEAST THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, October 7, 8 & 9 Sunland's Blue Hornets Band who help the Center and its will perform at the Maitland Civic Center on Oct. 17 at 2p.m. in a free concert, open to the residents all year long. Recording star Sandy Contell In this fashion, musically *gifted youngsters from the will sing and emcee the program and gold medal gymnast Toni Marie Chillemi will perform. The Songwriters Sunland Center In Gainesville Guild of Central Florida will can say "thank you" to persons present portions of their Offered In C C Center Security. on Oct. 14 at 6:30 p.m. for a covered dish supper and Jacaranda program. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Beatrice Fiske Security Office, Sanford. will give a talk and answer i Materials From the American Altamonte-Cassel berry Salute Heart Association will also be to Chamber of Commerce Week distributed. The effort Is activities, free blood pressure sponsored by Trim Health and tests will be conducted in the Weight Loss Clinic, 711 F. Interstate Mall, Altamonte Sernoran Blvd. (S.R. 436 and Springs, on Thursday from Maitland Avenue) Altamonte As part of the current 10:30 Artists have been Invited on the recommendation of museum curators and gory directors or throughjurled acceptance. Circle The Jacaranda Circle, Sanford Garden Club will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Garden Center. Hostesses will be Mrs. Teola McSwam and Mrs. Faye Jones.'Vacation slides and films will be - - - $ The festival will offer $2,000 in prize money to the exhibiting artists, who will be Judged through balloting by the viewing public. a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Springs. popular 'llappy WSIBE1JD 301 W.First St Sanford L served. The public Is Invited to bring a toy or Halloween candy for the Sunland'children if they wish G.E. D. Test Set high school equivalency diploma will be offered at Seminole Community College . Eligibility m ust be completed by Nov. 12. A free, self-help program to prepare the student for the test •- 22.2255 now _________ f\ • just . . - • . - -' 1")88 Birthda America' musical. Free refreshments will be Nov. fl, 23, of the MONT! - Pianos-Organs t 'Bob Sall's Pianos1Organs BARAIN .. The G.E.D. test leading to a of C Week ..d - unland Band To Play In Maitland public, . _. . Autumn Art Festival Slated • • _D .nioru, and everyone is invited to Mop by and view her work. Blood Pressure Tests 2306 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) - HARDWARE STORE The Sanford Seminole Art displaying her work this month Garden will meet Association will hold It's next at Senkarik's Paint and Glass, AltamonteClub Springs Civic at the questions regarding Social ON SELECTED ITEMS MICROWAVE OVEN T&allaU Area Art, Garden Groups Meet - • :-.'-.. - Porcelain On Aluminum - 6 QT. SLO-COOKER - Like having a live-in cook' 5 heat settings adjust for all day or short term cooking—just set and forget. Buttet• scotch stoneware—look exterior; glass cover; fired-on. no-stick interior. Pot removes from base for easy cleaning Removable, stow-away cord. 5267 Open 'Iii 4 p.m., Saturday is available at the study centers located throughout Seminole County. For details on the study center In your neighborhood call Seminole County College and ask for the G.E.D. office : Ph. 322.0500 520S Mtple Ae Santo: d _ TA, �Fresh New Raisin Bread' Loaves Dare To Be Diefferent my CILY B1OWNSTONE yeast In the water. Stir In the plastic wrap and let rise In a into 2loaves wdIl ck#iied haL Asusdaled Prose Food EInt i.It and sugar. Gradually work draft-free, to 50 wire racks; turn right side up; warm (Be to 10 de- keeping the raisins from minutes. Bake in- a4$preheated cool. Delicious sliced and Itaflan-American cooks In enough floor to make a soft green) place until doubled - studding the tops so the fruit 3$Gdegree oven, on a rack slathered with butter; or made sometimes add chunkaof ham dough. Turn out onto a lightly about 1 hour. Punch down won't dry during the baking, below the center, until golden Into sandwiches with lettuce to their plain Weknead floored smooth surface and dougJ. Turn out onto lightly Place In 2 buttered loaf pans, and loaves sound hollow when and mayonnaise with or without Izese this is bread what dough. inspired wail smooth and elastic floured surface and knead in each 5% by 4% by 2% hir tapped - about 45 minutes. sliced thicken or turkey. Makes another cook, with a different - about 10 minutes. Cover with the ham, cheese and raid" DICover and let rise u previously Loosen edges end turn out on 2 loaves. culinary heritage, to dream up raisin heead loaves that Include 1 Charlie Chaplin s Apple Dessert No Joke" her recipe and offered the tread, fresh from the oven, to our teen-age nephew and a Charlie Chaplin - world-Ia. offering was a delightful 24rde cup (about) milk with the apples, leaving a %. oven until golden-brown —40 husky friend of his they gobbled mous mcglcm-picture actor, dl- dessert - Apple Roll. Our UP almost a whole loaf! 2 cups chopped (njedlumfljl.e) Inch margin. From the 14-inch minutes. Pour the hot Syrup, rector and producer —'Once had tasters loved ow updated ver• p tart cooking apples side, roll up tightly; seal seam over the roll and bob S minutes RAISIN SANDWICH BREAD a favorite recipe. He con- alonof It. EnJoyedalso was "the Syrup, see below 1 envelope active dry yeast by pinching together; fold over longer. Serve hot. 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On a across the top in I equidistant teaspoon cinnamon until sugar 1 cup finely diced debut In the United States and 2 cups flow Sandwich Bread Is studded with raisins, ham and extra-sharp cheddar floured pastry cloth, with a places; make similar vents In dissolves and mixture comes to was living here. 2 teaspoons baking powder flowed stockinet-covered roll- the middle of each side of the cheese cheese abofl;do not boli further. Syrup In view of his English up- Vz teaspoon salt Ing pin, roll out the dough to rou. (This venting will keep the should be hot before using as - 4 cup seedless raisins bringing,ot rprigng tha 1'3rd cup butter or In a large howl dissolve the Charles Spencer Chaplin's 14-by 104nch rectangle; It will top of the roll from cracking.) directed; If necessary, reheat margarine be about 114-inch thick. Sprinkle Bake In a preheated 375-degree but do not boil. From Lamb Roast Vegetable Soup j I. Ar%_j %.T • _ - - - .11 Add Flavor Of Fruit "n Peachy Di"nner, D Dct 61 W7e-.31 es s ert w tire. Melt margarine with oil In 1 t* va extract ,. shallow baking pan. Arrange ' chicken, skin slde down lnpan. InamalI pan, bind tog 12% tiSIb. bruiler. : Donotstackpte Ces.B.350 k.d sugar and aiflavored gelatin. fryer eblekei, degrees F., 45 minutes. Turn; Add reserved syrup; mix well. Intl PIeCtI place one peach half on each Lot stand 5 minutes; ing to a W04*dI cup flair Rinse chicken; pat dry. piece. Return to oven and full boll, stirring constantly. % tsp pound ginger Combine flour, ginger and salt. continue bakIng 15 mInutes. Remove from heat and pour In I tsp. salt V Dredge chicken In flour mix- Four to six servings. / whipping cream. In a bowl mix SOW cream with lemon juice .., . • . PEACHY CREAM and vanilla extract. Gradually ' Past Energy Pucker.Upper beat in hot sugar mixture. To 1 can (21 ) Yellow cling • make individual desserts pour BANANA AND HAM side of each slice of bread sliced peaches, drained cream equally Into $ small SANDWICH Arrange ham over mayonnaise and syrup reserved serving dishes or $ metal molds 1 tabksp.oa maysseal.e mixture on 1 slice; top with 4k cap sugar of about %cup size. Or Pow kmpoen prepared mustard banana and remaining slice of 1 envelope nifisesred mixture Into a pretty serving '; slices 110 10 er cent whole bread, mayonnaise mixture gelatin bowl (44ciç size) or a 4-cup wheat bred side down. Makes I serving. two-thirds cap resened metal mold. Cover and chill • . •'.. 1 4 ounces cooked, diced Each serving is equivalent syrup until sot, about 4 hairs or ham :•' " to: 1 cup whipping cream or overnight. Serve In Individual . -4k medium banana, sliced 1 tablespoon mayonnaise half and half dishes or unmold by dipping ,. lengthwise 2 slices bread 1% cups dairy soor molds In hot water and In. PS Combine mayonnaise and 4 ounces ham cream vetting serving plate. Serve on mustard. Spread evenly on I 4k fruit (lid No. 3) Peachy Oven-Fried Chicken combines flavor. of fruit 1 Tbsp. lens.. juice with peaches. Eight servings. and fowl In main dish PEACHY OVEN-FRIED CWCREN 2 Tbsp. margarine or butter ZTbupuladuil 1 can (2Iss.) yelkwellag drained • • • - Dress Up Beans In Casseroles Gets A Boost FAMILY LUNCH Vegetable Plus Soup Cheese Bread Raked Apples Cookies VEGETABLE PLUS SOUP W)AID The liquid drained from canned vegetables may be subatitoted for part of the water called for. CARAMEL COFFEE CREAM Bones left from a lamb Complicated to make, but most deboned before worth It. cooking 1 envelope unflavored I quart water gelatin I medium onion 24 cups milk l small potato % cup sugar 2 medium carrots 4 egg yolks, slightly 4smnall white turnips beaten with a dash oq l rib celery, sliced salt 4 outer lettuce leaves, 1 teaspoon powdered sliced Instant coffee 1 tablespoon barley 4 egg whites, stiffly 1 tablesoon chicken bouillon beaten granules 1 cup heavy cream, whipped Silt and pepper to taste Sprinkle the gelatin over 2 toRemove outer layer of fat blespoons water (In a cup) to from bones. In a large uucepot soften. In a 2-quart heavy Wing the bones and water to a saucepan heat the milk until boll; skim. Pod the onion, p0- very hot. In an 8-Inch skillet W carrots and turnips and over moderate heat, stirring cut Into about 4nch Cuba; ce*az*1y, dissolve the sugar 'addtouucepnt the ceIiry1 :. ln' - eup water. 'botl d1y, 1 lottire, barley and bouillon stirring often, until golden; regranules. Simmer, covered, for move syrup and milk from the about 1 hair. Remove bones; range; at once carefully stir the cut off neat scropa, dice and syrup Into the milk - it will return to saucepot. Remove as bubble up. Stir about half the much of the fat as you like. Add milk-syrup into the egg yolks; salt and pepper and reheat, stir back into milk-syrup Makes about 1 quart mixture; cook gently without boiling, stirring constantly, mmFAMILY SUPPER UI mixture COSLI a metal spoon. Frankfurters Potatoes Red Cabbage GreenPeas Fruit Stir In the gelatin and coffee until dissolved; pour Into a Cookies large mixing howl. Chill, stir. RED CABBAGE ring often, until beginning to No fat Is med. thicken. Fold in the egg whites, 4 cups firmly packed then the cream. Turn into shredded red cabbage "I swft bowls. Chill until 14 cup (scant) golden set — Itwlllnntbeflrmenough raisins to unmold. Makes $ servings. 1-3rd cup water Juice of % lemon MEATLESS SUPPER 1% tablespoons light brown Chockful-o(-Corn Clam Pie SUM Ratatouille GreenSalad Fruit Dash of ground doves Coffee CHOa(FU1OF-CORN Salt and pepper to taste CLAM PIE In a 10-Inch skillet simmer all Chewy vegetable filling with the Ingredients, covered and a little seafood to add flavor. dining occasionally, for 30 to Pastry for a 2-crust 30 minutes; If necessary, add a 94nch pie tablespoon of water several 2 large eggs times during cooking. cup milk 12-ounce can whole kernel MORNING COFFEE corn, well-drained Chocolate-coconut Pound Cake .ounce can minced clams, Coffee - l0 undrained CHOCOLATE-COCONUT s soda Crackers (with POUND CAKE unsalted tops) from a Repeated by request. 3-ounce package, crushed 21 4 cups sifted cake flour medium-fine 02 cup) 1 teaspoon baking powder 14 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon pepper I cup butter ormargarine 2 tablespoons butter or 114 cups sugar margarine 114 teaspoons vanilla Roll out half the pastry and fit 4 large eggs into a 9-inch pie plate. In a 14 cup milk and 1 teaspoon medium mixing bowl beat eggs vinegar stirred together and milk until blended; stir in 4-ounce package sweet the corn, clams, cracker cooking chocoLate, crumbs, salt and pepper. Roil chorrcd n-flrc .ut remaining pastry, cutting 4 4 Cup flaked coconut one-inch slits near center, for 14 Up raiSinS chop" fine top crust. Turn corn mixture Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt. Cream butter, Into pastry-lined pie plate; dot with butter. Arrange top crust sugar and vanilla; beat over filling, turning edge under 10eggs well, one at a time. Add flour bottom crud and fluting. Bake mixture in 4 additions alter. in a preheated 450-degree oven nately with milk mixture, beat, i minute reduce heat to log after each ?4iUOfl just until smooth. Stir in chocolate, 350 degrees and bake until gold. coconut and raisins. Turn Into a en - 30 minutes longer. Serve kes 6 servings. 94nch angelcake pan that, s been lined on the bottom with wax paper. Bake in a preheated 1111101, PUUIISU .325-degree oven until a cake tester Inserted in center comes duke swi hwat.4. out clean — about l hour and l5 minutes. Cook cake In pan on a wire rack for 15 minutes; turn out on rack; remove paper; lurn right side up; cool completely. BACON-BEAN BAKE batter 2 can (1$ ox. each) 4k cup chopped suisa cut green beans, 1 Tbsp. flour heated and drained % cup tomato juice ( slices beau, eookeii l con (1$ox.)Cut and crumbled green beans, drained Z hip. bad 4kcup sbreddedSwiss % cup mayoa1se or Cheddar cheese Y4 cup milk I green pepper, finely lIsp. prepared mustard chopped Itsp.Vinegar Litsp.salt IV4 tsp. salt % cup fresh, buttered 1 egg white, stiffly bead crumbs beaten Combine beans, bacon and Saute onion In margarine basil In 5-cup casserole. In until tender, add flour and bowl, blend mayonnaise, milk, tomato juice. Stir until mustard, vinegar and salt. Fold thickened. Combine beans, In egg white. Pile lightly on top cheese, green pepper and salt. of beans. Sprinkle with paprika. Spoon Into a greased baking Bake at 400 degrees F., 15 dish; pour thickened tomato minutes or until sauce puffs and mixture over all. Sprinkle browns. Four servings bread crumbs over top. Bake at SPANISH GREEN BEANS 350 degrees F., 30 minutes. I flip, margarine or Four to six servings. COOKING 1 IS FUN J I. A ' WI a COME FOR DESSERT Caramel Coffee Cream Coffee HU STOP Cair,w• Anwftiq Coawqps , L*"i' F1o.4 I I - I - - Sweet and sour flavors of German Chops 'n Kraut simmer together in slow cooker Go Slow For Flavor GERMAN CHOPS 'N KRAUT I can 12 pounds) sauerkraut 2 medium apples, cored and thinly sliced 1 medium onloo, sliced thin and separated Into rings 4 shoulder, loin or pork chops Inch thick) 1z pound knockwurst cut In '-rInch slices CUP dry white wine 1 teaspoon caraway seeds 'i teaspoon flavor enhancer F. Ina large casserole dish, mix together sauerkraut, apples and onion. Arrange pork chops and knockwurst on top of v r.. Irw S - ' as I "4 ' - t__S cao .•*. . dATI - I&._•.., - - - L., a ,'I..v L Preheat oven to 375 degrees — - sauerkraut mixture. In a bowl mix together wine, caraway seeds and flavor enhancer: pour over casserole. Cover and bake 1 hour. Makes: 4 to 6 servings. To prepare in a slow cooking pot: In a large bowl, mix together sauerkraut. apples and onion, Place a layer of sauerkraut mixture in the bottom of a slow C00111119 M. Top with a layer of pork chops and knockwurst. Repeat procedure until all ingredients are used, ending with sauerkraut mixture. In a bowl, mix together wine, carawa) seeds and flavor enhancer: pour over sauerkraut in pot. Cover pot and cook on high 6 to S hours. CHICKEN CACCIATORE I 3-pound broiler-fryer chicken, cut In serving pieces 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 medium onions, sliced and separated Into rings 2 medium peppers, cut Into rings 1 can 06 ounces) whole tomatoes, cnthed i can 18 euflcesi tomato sauce 1 can to oUflct twato paste ' cup dry vi hit e wine 2 clo v es garLic, uruhtd I bay leaf It,. teaspoons dried leaf oregano 1 teaspoon Ac'cent flavor enhancer ' teaspoon salt it teaspoon pepper In a large skillet, brown chicken in oil over medium heat; remove from pan. In same skillet add onion rings and pepper rings; cook and Sir over inediuni heat until tender. Stir in tomatoes, tomato sauce, tomato paste, wine, garlic, bay leaf, oregano. Ac'cent, salt and pepper. Add chicken to sauce. Cover tightly; simmer over low heat 45 to 50 minutes, until chicken is tender. 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LAMB (5K & MEEK ( by Howie Schneider WHAT GARB,AG 11415 &fltRJ!OjJ A RECEIJr ILL ,,.14J?S JRtX3 1HE SFt*UED THAT PRIME -&rt fJc ______ tE.IU&JG liME FOR I.; . 2. 11 :" "', -. -.~, . P I -'1-1 ...... W M ' " A " L p,, c, by Stoffel & H.imdohl SYLVESTER AN' CEDRIC '-SAID ThEY'D BE EW AT I 0 SAID Tl PROVE THEY GOT JC'SS.' r —'-- L)5 .LATERsN OusçJp (2 1 i - 0 ' My _,.s ._ - little surprised at your post ure. diagnosis as osteoporosis Be sure you get enough (softening of the bones) is calcium in your diet. That usually seen in women after the means either as tablets or menopause, not a young la dy capsules or as a quart of milk a like you. You could have some day. Women who are on a ) H ISCILLA'S POP SOME LIBRARIANS ARE SHORT ON WORKING FUNDS, BUT NOT (X' reason for early bone changes calcium deficient diet are five but it would certainly not be the times as Ukely to develop usual type of osteoporosis. osteopo rosis as women get ting Porous bones can develop enough calcium. beca use of underlying enAlthoughodeoporoslslsqulte docrine problems or from rare In a person of your age Ills disuse or nutritional problems. quite common In women after Your case Is so rare, un less the menopause and In men 20 there Is a known underlying years older — about 70 or cause sah as an overactive beyond. Hormones may delay thyroid, that I believe you the process for a while, but sho uld ask your doctor to have seem not to be the total answer. you seen by a specialist in For more information on rheumatology and possibly by disease and whattodo about III another one In endocrinology. If am sending you The Health possible see if you can be Letter number 6-10, referred toa university medical Osteoporosis: Bone Softening. center. Others who want this InWith osteoporosis at your age formation can send a long, I agree that you sho uld make stamped, self-addressed enevery effort to stop the process velope with 50 cents for it. Just now. The best combination sendyourlettertomeincareof treatment seems to be that this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 developed at the Mayo Clinic of Radio City Station, New York, a combination of sodium NY 10019. fluoride, calcium and vitamin • D. This work has be en FIGIIIT published In recent medical by Al Vwn.s, KNEW I LIKED THAT GIRL! SHE'S- Id 69r, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thdvl . . I Yes, exercises are Im portant. AAL*MC.e&'1ItiU I ---------- 08. AN 71H MUSIC OF 1HEJR 'MOO' 6i 7. ' HMS MY 'T1V)G+fl RHTWC)(1O YOU, OFtJ'iMAE,MY , J1 .11 (SCSI) - . ' • '. ,, (• - ' - ' ' 1__, " ' All persons to 10-6 inter ested in the estate original thefW with the Clerk of the whom a copy of thisNotice of Circuit Court, Seminole County Administration has been mailed are Courthou se. Sanford. Florida, not required. WI THIN "When they demand I call them 'Ml' Instead of 'Miss'. I THREE later than the Thd day at November, In. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 1976 sust they call me 'Merr' instead of 'Mister!" ---------------------------------------------THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF The real property be Garry Trudeau • ____________ SA )EA R. (T ______ I writ i F4 II ing sought to THlSNOTICE,tofiieanyobectjcns be foreclosed on is described as they may have that challenges the follows d.ceien's will, the Lot Si. HOWELL ESTATES 'lWU"U!Ufl) UT the pCrUflhI REPLAT. as recorded in PIaI Book r,p,-es.ntativ,, or the venue or ,page, 47 and 4. public record, Of iurlsdiction of the cour t Seminole County, Florida. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND ALL ii you fail to appear or shOw cause NOT SO FILED in accor dance with this notice, a WILL BE FOREVER BARRED • l,tlI will be entered against you Date of the lint publication • for the relief sought in the corn this Notice of Administration: plaint September 29th. 1916. This notice Will be published once Mrs. Linda Gray Clark a week for four (4) con sec utive As Personal Represents weeks in the Evening Herald, a tive of the Estate of newspaper having general Or CALVIN VERNON GRAY culallon In Seminole County, Decea se d Florida ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL WlTNESSmyhandasCl,rkof the REPRESENTATIVE said Cou rt and the seal of said Court 'William L. Coibert of this 27th day of September, 197*.. STENSTROM. DAVIS & ( $ eal) IMCIN TOSH Art hu r H. Beckwith, Jr. Box Clerk 01 the Circuit Court Sanford, Fla 32771 By Mary N. Darden Telephone. 322 21?l Deputy Clerk Pubuish: Sept. 39, Oct 6. 1976 PubliSh Sept 29. Oct 6. 13. 20. 1976 DEDlI; DED 148 • - n-fr 40 --.- (.iITAWA, Canada lAP) — was 8.8 per cent of average While the United States personal debates national health In. Americans. 9.4 per cent. blue Cross and Blue Shield piid about 30 per cent of (S. total. Patients paid 35 per surance, Canada has developed a government. financed program that pernuts unlimited care for nearly every Canadian. Canadian experts believe that flexibility is key reason for success — flexibility In the doctor-patient relationship and in the patient's right to enter the hospital of his choice. "The doctor remains free to choose his pa tient and the patient remains free to choose his doctor, and that's extremely important," says Pierre Gravelle, assistant deputy minister of heal th. In the Canadian program, tterearenouini$sonIopita1 treatment or length of stay; in short, none of the deductibles so much a part of Blue Cross, the principal private hospital In the United income; for cent and federal, state and ivy. governments financed the rest.) Nevertheless, Canada's health progr am, developed in stages starting in 1948, is beginning to suffer from rising costs. "With the Inflationary wage settlements of 1974 and 1975, hospital costs began to rise at more than 20 per cent per an. num. 'Ibis has moderated to an increase of 13 to 14 per cent for 1976.77," Says Dr. Hubert A. Armstrong, director general of health Insurance for the Deparimapt of National health and Welfare. Doctor fees have gone up eight to nine per cent in the past year, Dr. Armstrong Kennedy, D-Mass., and Rep. James C. Corman, D.Callf. It would provide comprehensive hospital and doctor insurance, without deductibles, financed entirely from tax revenues. Other bills have been The provinces run the national health program under federally-established minimum standards, 'I heir general tax revenues Iipj 50 per cent of the cost while the federal government pays the remaining 50 per cent. In the United Sta tes, Blue Shield, the private insurance System that pays doctor bills mvre than 75 miliLcn Americans, uses a reimiiursement formula that encourages doctors to in(reuse their fees in order to Increase their Blue Shield reimbursement. Medicare uses a similar payment governuients. ,,. but with more restrictions on increases, 't'wt'r than half of the fl lilue Cross plans, covering s)SteflI, than 85 million people in the United States, negotiate In advance the hospital rates they reimburse. The rest either pay what a hospital diargt's, or audit a hospital's hills alter they're received, Despite the unlimited n.urcd care, Canada spends lest. per capita on doctors and sispitals than the United States. For 1973, the latest coilu pa rat i ye figures available. the cost was t't'r person in Canada and $112.11 in the United States. l"ir Canadians, this expense III'JrC governed by private voluntary agencies." To Insure quality care, federal legislation required the provinces to develop a system of Inspecting and licensing hospitals. Many hospitals In those days, especially the smaller ones and those in small towns, were understaffed. ~ SALE aturday, OR or in any current Sears catalog! SAVE ?3(1 $4o Large capacity machine one speed 3 cycles - 11 . - - 1 26601 WhIte )i.I . - !23995 Was $269.95 's.. 122991 SAVE WP4o biology, the environment and lifestyle as much attention as it has to the financing of the health care organization so that all four avenues to improved heal th care are pur. sued with equal vigor." SS'hIle nearly all of Canada's 23 million people participate in the national health insurance program, only about 80 per cent of the U.S. Standard capacity machine two speeds.3 cycles Was $269.95 çipu2aLjuj*under6'na healta insurance of some kind, and the majority of the insured are from families with in- conies of $10,000 or more. according to the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics. (Americans over 65 are covered by Medicare.) "In Canada, the poor have been brought into the niainst. ream of care," says Dr. Samuel Wolfe of Columbia University in New York, a Canadian doctor who helped s p the health insurance plan in Saskatchewan Province. Because of th e cost of health cart' in the United States ( Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage for a single family '(ten is between $50 and $75 ttwnthly), there is pressure for .i national health insurance program. More than a dozen proposals have been introduced in Congress. The closest to the Canadian systeni is the Kennedy- of managing health care. Dr. Armstrong says that today "90 per cent of Canadian hospitals and 94 per cent of the beds are still owned and changes are planned, government of Canada now intends to give to human Illitted by each hospital (or goverrunent approval. Doctor ices are fixed periodically hospitals. maintenance ship of hospita ls and provincial autonomy In Gravelle Says. In June last year, the minister of finance throughasysternof collective annual cost budgets sub- Diagnostic Services Program, at a time when the hospitals were having financial difficulties, Expensive technological innovations were needed, workers were demanding higher wages and private Insurance wasn't sufficient to insure enough income for DRYER IN STORE rangement, and other bargaining with each of Canada's 10 provincial year. hospital rates are tied to were $10 REDUCTION ()1N' it.IN'Y Th e Canadian government has taken one step to control the open-ended financial ar. said the ministry would limit to 13 per cent annually the amount of increase it would accept fonts share of hospital costs in each province. The 13 per cent would apply to the 1975.76 fiscal year. The per. centage will be 10.5 for '76-'77. As part of the general rethinking, Marc l.elonde, minister of national health and welfare, says, "The whose fees give them an average income of $45,000 a traditional forms of owner- Thursday, showed that hospital costs had increased 15 per cent. Marilyn Dunlap, whose son Physician fees had climbed 12 suffered a serious head injury per cent. government, not the patients. Canada now has 155,000 hospital beds, or seven per 1.000 population compared with five per 1, in the United States. omer Appreciat on In the United Sta tes the L ('onsumer Price Index for a SANFORD recent 12-month period their bills to the Two basic Of hospital Insurance program A decade later, in 1958, the - said. requiring surgery and in. tensive care. "When I took hini home. my total bill was $ 1 for renting a TV set." The hospitals most of them still privately owned by community organizations million grant program to upgrade hospitals, research facilities and medical schools, second step was formation of the Hospi tal Insurance and backed by the American Medical Association, The American Hospital Association and the Republican administration, MI have deductibles and would be financed through a combination of private insurance and government funds. The first step in the development of the Canadian system came in 1948 a $500 States. "We've forgotten what It's like to be hit with a devastating medical bill," said a Toronto writer, Mrs. Saturday Review Press, a division of E.P. Dutton & Co. IflC.CopyrlaJd(c)l97S by fraJ. Laufer, M.D. and Herbert Kadn.) - Uorman health security plan, sponsored by Sen. Edward M. Insurance So do Canada's doctors, i Guide," by Ira J. Laufer and Herbert Kadison, by permission of the publisher, Canadians Develop Health Plan - wcu'tty . , ._. - by diet or treatment of send the estate BAR SARA KALMAttSOP4, his wife, is LINDA GRAY CLARK. whose plaintiffs address Is Rt. I, Blachsti,ar. YS, G'orgla. The name and address 05 JAMES E. MUSIC and CORINA the Personal repr flentative's at MUSIC, his wife, torney are set forth below Dolemaflt5 All persons having claims or . demands against the es tate are IN THENOTICETOAPPRAR N AM E OF THE STATE OF required, WITHIN THREE FLORIDA MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF TO JAMES E MUSIC and THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CORINA MUSIC, his wife THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Last known Addres s: of the abeve court a written 1011 Manchester Circle statemen t of any claim, the name Mailland. Florida 3273) and ad dress of the credit or or hiS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED agent or altorney, and the amount tt a complaint seeking the claimed. If the claim is not yet due, tor eclo re of a mortgage has been the date when it will become due filed in the above entitled Court, and shall be stated. It the claim Is you are summon ed . ordered an contingent or unliquidated, the required to show cause why t he nature of the uncertainty shall be same should not be granted by stated. If the claim is secured, the serving a copy of your written '!' uairn. ii any, upi Inc law tirm of claimant shall deliver Sufficient BORNSTEIN, PETREE & copies of the claim to the clerk to SHADER. P.A. 123 S Co ur t Ave., en able the clerk to mail one copy to Orlando, Florida 32901, Attorneys each personal repr esentative. for Plaintiffs, and by filing the I , 1_ - personal representativ, 05 ___ . - tember. 1976 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court ADMINISTRATION By Mary N. Darden TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Deputy Clerk CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Kirby Moncrief, of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALl. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED SHINH0LSER, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF IN THE ESTATE: . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Post Office Box 2779 that the administration of the estate San ford Florida 32771 Of CALVIN VERNON GRAY, Atlome1s for Plaintiff decessed, File Number 7257.CP. 5 PUbIi%h: Sept. IS, 22. 29, Oct. 6. 1976 pending in the Circuit Court for DEDSI Seminole Co un ty, Florida, Probate IN THE Division, the address of which i SEMINOLECIRCUIT COURT COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County Courthouse. P.O. CI 7e-lClS.CA.es .0 Deawer C., Sanfor d. Florida. The LESTER KALMANSON and - LrrrL.E STOCKYATW RS1 1zq4v CALVIN VERNON GRAY 1hiS Court on the 131h day of S&P. _____________ ______ - Ryan I In Ro: Estate of ____ tiii:11 ~ L--r.,/ by 6776 reA SR.1715 ALL)W it611YRQ( E I /s4aV .fN'S J4, Ea5..\ , I* ,., DOONESBIJRY O,11 PRFUME0FThE CA1'ILE FILLS MY NOSE, 0 by Gill FOX C' I . (Do you have i question lot the experts' Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jøcobys will answer individual questions it stamped, sell-addresselk envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies 01 JACOB)' MODERN) SSNeS.OrIando,plorlda,and tlieffi, NOTICIOFACTIOM pnelwlI$I the Clerk oftheabey, TO: WILLIAM FRANKLIN NdWmblr ANDERSON 1st, 1974; OSherwis.a ludgment may Residence arid address be entered against for the relief unkswn demanded In the Complaint, you ARE NOTIFIED that an WlTNE3Smyhandandfalof action tot Oissolu$lon of Ma Court on September 2d. 1978. has been filed against you a rriage nd you (Seal) are required to serv, a copy of you r Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. written defenses, if any, to It on Clerk of the circuit Court KIRBY MONCRIEF, of By: Cherry Kay Travis SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND Deputy Clerk MONCRIEF. Plaintiff 's Attorney, Publish: Sept. 29. Oct. 8, 13, 20, 1978 whose address is. Post office Box DED.lit fl79. Sanford, Florida, 32771, on or before Oc tober It, 1974. and file the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR oral with the cler k of this Court; SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Othefwie a default will be en ter ed against you for the relief demanded PROBATE DIVISION 'i t he Petition, Pile Number 78•357.CP Divisor, WITNESS my hand and the seal of '.aearay,j ' £AQJzxsxz OzAKiax, His hind has Improved due to th e clib opening by partner. SIDE GLANCES For The Records of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida CIVIL ACTION NO. has been filed against you a you In Re: the Maniae78.I$41-CA..s.p of we required to serve a copy of your WILLIAM FRANKLIN AN. iflen defenses, If any, to It on OERSON. Husband JOHN M. MCCORMICK, attorney and fUS' Plaintiff, WflO$.addr,ts is Post MARY PATRICIA ANDERSON, Office Ben 3323, 301 East Church wIts • such as 1-11)lt treatment. M1l1.E 'tOli 1SCLJE M FROM Q(JICKSN L$CKAROc rL S1N& MY 1.S7 RELEASE dunond We have to sympathize a clob-pass-two spades mean? little with poor West. He circles it shows bot ftisaforcingbId.Inex really had a pretty good double of South's four-spade maximum pass and a hand bid. He certainly had no reason to suspect that South would score an overtrick. West opened the king of diamonds and continued by leadIng his singleton club. South won with th e ace and decided that West's double Indicated he would hold all fou spades and the ace of hearts. South confirmed this by playing his ace of trumps. 'lilen Sou th led his deuce of hearts. If West had ducked he would have saved the Blanche BylraJ,Lauter,BLD. a" Herald $enkes -- INVITATION TO BID Board of Trust of the Seminole County Public Hospital IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Invites bids upon the following: EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cift. Biological Safety Cabinet and CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE, Kries.fman Bassinet or FLORIDA Resuscitat with Radiant Heat. Civil Acilee Me. ?81134.cA.ie.s Additional informa tion nI',.. I 1411 flUMt MON. specifications are avj" of. '' TGAGE COMPANY, flc of the Purchasing Agent. Plaintiff, All bids shall be mailed to the Board of Trustee, of the Seminole PETER E. NILSSON and NORMA County Public HospItal, 1101 East F. NILSSON, his wife, First Street, Sanford, Florida 32111. Defendants. All bids shall be postmarlied not NOTICE o SUIT later than the 4th day of November •TO: PETER E. NILSSON and I16. and shall be received on or NORMA F. NILLSON, before theith day Noyemq his wife Consideration of such bids will 3349 Research Avenue take plac, at the meeting of the Baftlmare, Maryland 31337 Board of Trustees in the Seminole YOU ARE HEREBY notified that County Public Hospital (Sem inole a Complains toforeclosea mortgage Memorial Hospital) at 11:20 o'clock encumbering the following real A. M. on the 9th day of November '0p: 1978. LOS 10, Block C. SKY 'LARK PUblish: Oct. 1. 5. 4. 1916 SUBDIVISION, according to the OED.3 ptat thereof, as recorded in Put Bock 17, Page $5. of the Public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR - or bone clinic should be familiar with this form of 0)' I. I. 4 What does thetwo-spade bid in the sequence pass-pass-one .__.----..._.,a .. Carte - ,Publish: Sept. 29, Oct. 8, 13,20, 1974 ' ..___ •I9I6HM&irc IUAN US BUGS BUNNY ' - doctor told me I have osteoporosis and has given me hormones and a drug called Motrin to eliminate pain. Your column about how to stop progression was Invaluable. What kind of doctor does one have to go to for treatment of For this aspect of the problem such an illness or can you you should be seen by someone recommend proper exercises? in physical medicine. You need 'M dod0r says lust swim but exercise to prevent deformities there must bemorelcandoat and you also need tolearnhow , k...,.. .. V -IRJUIV lAS Lily U,lI. I diii .10 )C&3 LilA 10 injurw yourscu. iou oo old and have many years not want to drain a weakened ahead. I want to be strong and vertebra and you can prevent capable. How can I get a daily that by learning how to lift program of exercises for avoiding positions that unduly myself. Which exercises are strain your vertebra, good and which are harmful? I agree that swimming is a Your column was read to me wonderful exercise and It is a twoweeksafterlwastoldofmy good choice for a person with Illness, I thought I was destined your problems. However, each to be a cripple at the prime of person needs a set of exercises my life but you have opened a designed for his or her parnew door for me. Please tell me ticular problem. You will need what type of doctor I should see. exercises to help maintain DEAR READER I am a muscle strength to maintain No . matter what West did. Dummy's two trumps were good. South discarded a club on that last trump. Where did the overtrick come from? Everyone was down to three cards. Dummy's were the queen and two little clubs. South's w er the king and a small club th e jack of hearts. East was squeezed and had to chuck his queen of hearts to keep the club stopper. _____________________ I LA NDO PAINT AND BODY, and that I Intend laid nam e with the Clerk of ffie - dummy's last diamond and led his last trump. It didn't ByI.awrenceE.Lamb,M.D. __ •--- played tmyltim ngisifienri West PM up th e 10. Then South ruffe In Young People Level Is Key Wd In business a, u't and Dog Track, rIOF)d. r the flCtltli name of SAN. FORD OR . . the king. He rutted a Sugar - overtrick, but West took his ace and led a heart back. South was In dummy with FRIEND? gIy.j ffiaj Blood • __ WHICH IS BORROWED OFTEN LOSES ITS&LF AND ' • a long-pt vi en to an tin- AT BRIDGE ' Maintaining FICTITIOJ$ NAME NOtice is hereby - a favor. you — juvenile-onset diabetics or considered need result of the study, those whose diabetes showed UP The food Ofli eats not only dietary modification In for all The first question to be made public ht 39, was that In late in life but which ads fills a physiologicil need, patients with diabetes. 0 for the gros of patients taking the Defendants. ps ffi pi simillar to thet Juvenile type. bUt 8 ISO Is essEntla I to 3: Paul E. Evans NOTICE op SUIT Although the question Is d"ry mWificaft" in The kat Publish: in treatment of The.. patients oral agents there were a must use Insulin . *0: DANIEL J. HATTAWAY and DED.150 Ii ftf somewhat controversial, it all Sept. 39' oct 6'13'XI'"il diabetes Is nxIdificatiolt of the or else Vey will progress rather phycnlogk. I greater number of deaths train patients wIth diabetes. RUBY P. HATTAWAY. _______________ would seem thall if hl$wffe, diet; in many cases no other rapidly into tetoacidoals _________________ heart attacks than there wen in and W — were tobe at1& th FICTITIOUS NAME Is: measure need be used, any of the other groups. diabetic coma. through diets. Fl NEFOR EST NORTH, Notices hereby given thai we Th eir good control, with no increase the oral we cing agents, In a number of pstIents sugar-redu -~ Th is rais ed a storm of conIn 1I it Apartment lis was discovered that "Voted In business at 169 N. prescrligion ranged from the in blood fats and cholesterol, or 1, howev both, insulin Cleveland, Tenn. 37Th taken no a Country Club Rd., Lake Mary, 32118, troversy and arrayed erewouldappear 0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County, Florida under the Sometimes this is known no regularly Injected bads is the distietologists Into two camps at the the patient in which diabetes Anches, that an action to foreclose fictitious name of a. COUNTRY fruits and compulillon to man.1pulate the only treatment, along with — those who agree wd those time of diagnosis and in others shows up at maturity in most sweet wineaututrut tOW On the following Mp@", in CURL, and that we imam to outright star- diet. However, thIs is true only dietary restriction. The type who disagree with the study. register said name with the Clerk of Seminole County, Florida. It ' a not known MM the sugar cues secretell insulin of his vation which then permitted . The East 50 feet Of Lot 20, and ,, the Circuit Court. leminole County, in 8 small percentage of And kind Of Insulin must be Even the retention of a ba1.e remains poor after own but an as yet unexplained only a miniscule amount of of Lots 21 and 22 In Block 1 of Florida In accord.,, wIth ft patients. Most are either too fat prescribed by the physician to pr aOn* estigious data-analysis group time on a modified diet. In defect prevented this insulin carbohydrate to the diet. A. ROBINSONS Provisions of the Fictitious Nam. ' or too thin and rn1rifInnl tfr b•.. ii.... -u auic wnose U1VISION of Blocks 'u?n, To-Wit: Section as:oi u iaxiucsi mi report conzirmeo the from acting normally. It was The basic reasons for dietary ad justments must be made. I, 2,3needs of the patient. Some may accuracy of the data did not dill resport to medication to help also determined that the control SAMUEL A. ROSINSONS AD. Florida Statutes 1$7 . are, first, a main. I DITION TO OVIEDO, according to S: Frances mine Determination about diet take "regular" Insulin while the argument. maintain dw blood SUM at a juvenileenset diabetic made no tenance of On the Plot thereof as recorded Evelyn E. Donaldson diabetic at ideal should be made in consultation may t el In Plal proper level. Publish: Sept.29,OCt.4, 13,20, tie Others ake ther one 3. Page I. Public Record, Thus It is up to the individual Insulin whatsoever. This Is why body weight DED Today, two kinds of the oral agents may be effective limitation ofand, second, some with the physIcian. While for long-acting kind or a corn- physician to determine the Seminole County, Florida. carbohydrate to years It was thought that a rigid hinatlon of types. Th his beer, filed against you, and you medication are available for In the maturIty-onset disease, keep the blood e routine is mode 01 therapy for his patient. sugar within limitation on carbohydrates to be followed FICTITIOUS NAME ire required serve a COPY ofyour diabetes, and each should be but ineffective In the juveniles, control. daily. Whether It will be diet alone, ton d'flfls.L If any, to it on should be maintained, this is no used together with a diet that Notice is hereby given films we we The oral hypoglycemic drugs insulin combined with diet or UCEWEN, GIB TUCKER, BONS. The food one eats not only fills Most maturity-onset longer In vogue. engaged In bUCIMIS at 8409 I SMITH. COFER & TAUB, attorneys may be prescribed In certain one of the oral agents combined Lenneal the physician considers a physiological need, but also is diabetics the great majority I oor Plaintiff, whose address is P.O. Beach Dr., Orlando 32610, Sitminole Diabetes Man. cases where did alone is not with diet, this is a decision satisfactory MA with which the essential to psychological of the victims of the dium — in Thneircan Box Tampa. Florida flea,, and County, Florida under the fictitious 1971 dated,,,. I I This allows effective or where the patient, patient can live comfortably. health. The kind of food eaten are overweight. ..&filethaorlglnalwlththeCierkof,he name of INTERIORS BY REV. which the patient and the In many, a the diabetic more dietary for whatever reason TREX, and ffia we Intend to •above styled court en or , cannot physician should share. There isinsuilnol various types sometimes demonstrates 4 mere reduction In weight freedom but does not Piovenbr 2, irn: otherwise a register sald name with the Clerk of give him inject Insulin. These Oct in and there are the oral drugs Provides status. It furnishes causes diabetic The ultimate aim of all Judgment may be entered against the Circuit Court, Seminole County, sYIflI*Otfls to carte blanche to indulge different ways to control the therapy in diabetes, however It which assist In lowering the mental satisfaction. The desire disappear. According to the himself in sweets YOU lot the relief demanded In Florida in accordance with the starch blood sugar. Provisions of the Fictitious Name Complaint. blood sugar. Is carried out, Is the mainfor food *hen one Is disturbed National Commission On Foods. The emphasisand now is in WITNESS my hand and seal of Statutes, To-Wit: Section us.oe In In t he category of patients 1*, a study called the tenance of a happy functioning or worried transcends (.fl3 Diabetes, the chances of the this Court on September 27th, Florida Statutes I9S1. balanced diet that will University Group Diabetes patient who can live the kind of who cannot be controlled by hunger and metobolic need. 5: Jo Ag,n Reyn&4; (Seal) developing the disease double maintain the dlabct:c's ideal Program was started to life he enjoys without having It 5nnl; diet Alo;ie there arc also thoae ArIr*Jf H. RoCk. Jr. Since diabetes was iUi cvery 20 per cent of an weight. Publish: Sept. IS, 22, 29, Clark of the Circuit Court evaluate the role of diet alone, cut short by complications. Oct. 8, inc who cannot be . treated with the discovered, physlcains have Individual's excess weight. DED-ol BY: Mary N. Darden For those whose diabetes insulin, and an oral agent In the (Excerpted from the book Dettt Clerk Oral agents. These Am either attempted to control the disease The first question to be cannot be controlled Ideas may sem foolish. Being 19) it's stmitIable to be amautocra tic will only tu ilitious aiid set lofty goals. unnecessary grief toda y , but it's sheer folly to try CANCER (June 21-July 22) tornakeyourreacheiceedycD) The decks may be stacked grasp. AQUARIUS(Jan. &Feb. 19) against you today. It will be easier to back off than to drive. Steer clear of one who usually But you can win If you are sees little merit in your most persistent. original Ideas. He's sure to rain LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Ideas on your parade today. you know to be sound may go PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirth 20) over like lead bsllons with key An associate has a way of people today. Your per- making you feel obligated to ceptions aren't at fault-they're him. Today he'll try to amia&AN jjj1 Ei,10 l lllI WI N JIllIll llllI 06 illi WEER — LI 20rffe~ — fW ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND Court, SIfI oil County, AU0ni00,11011,LOAN Circuit Florida in accordance WIM he Plaintiff, provisions of the Fictitious Name Statuses, To. Wit: 'I DANIEL J. HATTAWAY, at. ux. Sect Florida Stfifulea 195, youmlf. However, you could do your basic motives. just that if you don't mind yV TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Coworkers may try to lake career relationships. advantage of you; today. Th. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ChOICe on whether or not to be a 21) Depend only on that which you have In hand today. Writing fall guy rests With you. GEMM (May 21-June M) checks on &WdP2tbm is 3 I Mow everyorIe to have their foolish preoccupation. You 1 IN THE CIECUIT COUNT OF THE ISNTEINTH JUDICIAL Clv. UIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND PO SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7l.i .99. 1DIVW jll.s iulllJ JlilS Jllllii Jill ill. Ii• jl obstinate, points with a long-past Z lll6l uI16I611 VIRGO (Aug. 23- Sept. 22) Be that really wasn't rEd of business situations In ll ll ilulI wary YOUR BIRTHDAY which you could get clobbered irs with the incidentals. Read fl' lljl dE Jill (Inc Print before signing. Embrace (Sept. 23-Oct. ) aIliasn.'e as opposed i.ii. julll1 oweLIBRA It to yourself to have the cknown quantity this coming final voice in anything affecting year. You're better off sticking __JlJ JI. directly. No one should with "old reliable." . 0 00 0 -'7 'N V"1 i:ii . 6 Canadian nickname 3$ Uttered k00 1W ARID (March 21-April 19) speak for you in a matter You must rely no yourself volving your 4 today! Allies who usually SCORPIO (Oct. 24Nov. fl) support you will not be in your life Is tough enough without comer. 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AS MAN B4AVES 2 EVERYBODY'S BNESS 610 Cl) NBC NEWS r(4) CEcBSP4EWS OM tn .V CI) ABC NEWS a MAYBERRI, RFD - -. .. ENNNEMENMNNNEEWNN~ CI) CL (I) CL SECOND CARTER-FORD DEBATE 10.30 PIEWS ___ Evenfrol 1 MYTHRESONS a EAST CENTRAL FLOAt. DA REPORT too __ NIPVEMIW ssk Up • Hpy BlibN* Ed p LMdsnu. Comedy oi a oo, who ____ 'LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (I) HAPPY DAYS (R) 11:50 PALL HARVEY COMMEPITARY :1) WOMAN __ Art Grthdle 111:55 11 o CI) CECE CI) NEWS WILD, WILD WEST i) MARY HARTMAN, MARY ___ __________ WNDAY, oCrOSs Free M.ed P1* CUBIC. 34 P.m.. Wküi' Memorla] Iloçttal "Aaiai. Rdlldb4, /Jama Aye. Orlando - Winter Pork CE coo NEWS "Why 0*1 Iflvolved hI PuittICi?" ttiru2StImN IIIIIIII S. 31c1 line 3LlnesMlnlmum 3 on, floneeZala. -_ _________ _________ ______ Looking for a lob? The CIaisKie .... ( $2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 1 Se*oom moblepi*n,,. No *ape,, ienc.. clean, usia. ins. -34t ' bath, ri brick. Muse saIl. WIIUfl5 to talk forms. Iao.000. PhOne3I3N.3. • 311. 2 bath. squlppsd fenCed Yard. $ AdS Will help you find that • 41-êteuss 41-tuws DeBary- Orange City SUNLANOESTATES • Nice 2 Bill block horns, fwnor i!ihtst. IIS5 raw farnisst m,s. -oo -. Req.Re.IEststsIrobar General Contractor S Beautltui acres loaded with trees. Ideal country homesite, Only $1L000. 3324457 ( loS On canal to 4 I.k s. utsss. Phone - W860061, -Ai vnte I JOHNNY WALKER - Lake Markham -3 SR. 2 barn, poSI. 41-}teusis CkL 6, w6-111 ivsaIspNsrsM.1i:IItFL __ - 3 5, 11th. Family RM. 816L ink. , -- -- --------------- _____________ 3 SR. 2411mu... ..........24cm line - I. _____________ iffirus times.......41cm line SilO A.M. I30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY g.Noon - ThUIIDAY,OCIOBE*7 Afternoon ) __________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS . . ===== ___________ - --"-~~ I -32-41mm "rnmw 831-9993 ' 322-2611 eUbFaIIkd1at1,7:3Op. - ); 4, CLASSIFIED ADS --I CALENDAR Smlnole I$ PS 1tiW't iv atada Jub1I No V a Wsdn.sday - I—— - Cliff Jordan Rea ltor 5111232 - KENMOREWASI'IER.pi,ls, se s,ussdmaclIIns, MOONEY APPLIANCES 374-015? $19,900 . ew C;ents wanted. HI-way 46 Auction Glierisi, 332.$r. Buys you a ipotlsas 3 M.1½ bests Of Dishwasher, all Cycles, 2 home, on large corner W. No old, parted condition. $150 or beat Cash 322.4132 down. VA,or lowdown FHA.Must '" I For used furniture, appliances, sell. Phyllis Cappenl, NasItor. te.15, OK. Ivy 1 or '1001 Items. lbOe Associate. After hours, 534.1122. GE Retrlsrafep, if cu. fl.. .y's Marl. 313 Sanford Ave. e,pee, $' range ___________________________ FRICKE & FRICKE AUOC., LEMON BLUFF I OR, 2 bath on large wooded o. WIW to Ivy fvnwfws, toilet fix. INC.. REAL TOR, I3l.S3. --.. You haul. Wt ViNTEN SPRINGS _3 In. jj -, NO SUS.OIvl$lO$- Small Modsrn3$R. liP of river frce,m,5, near lake. Central WA,carpeting, 'Get Em While a t IRJJ1 Call m.vse. 12:00 DEADLINES lures. anything of value. M. seawaIt.be.thoiwle,tarnIly perCh. Handy screen room, citrus, HQusa.. Small Price. 3.R, I barn, Special. $130 lots CL CI) NEWS rm. commands spectacular view C.ektail party honoring Seminole Cotmty ___ storage. $35 100. 323.3133. month, $1 dspslt. I yssr lease. IIWI,iq Jim Hunt Realty, Inc ____________________________ ffl. NIS) and COP. They're Hor, CL Day Noon rivet'. Separate work shop. london. Realtor, i.ini. fortable. Sack yarn large SVIOUQIt S4-arage Silos miadoner Richard Williams from 6 to S p.m. at the home We Ivy Used Furniture The Qovernmenf has Via N 1 232IParkDr. •e0nd Invest In good living to, 322.2111 (I) MARY HARTMAN, MARY LESS releas ad tar a garden. DrIv by 2 Holly, of Phyl l i IltemoraHoe.mihul s and Art Grinle, 115 Uve Osk Lane, 8$Itthg ho Realt3r 3 SN. 2 bath, A fter IIcu COUf*Iy Hours: and WALTER C. STEELE mo gss ney for subsidiz ed me, OO per Friday housing $unclay then call for more infonnatlon. to IS PERRY MASON 332.3232 __________________ tis. RsfOt'pe I, Lease requlr. : qualified buyers. New louses in n2'2%1 Rig. Neal Estate k*,r 3221415 Carpet? late- Friday & SaturdayS Valley Farms. ____________________________________________ !3!3I4 Isnia b niatia hat husband ABC CAPTiONED NEWS (I) NEWS to HAL COL.SERT REALTY, "Y S. du ld An A r $ia ou in lt & chi ass is Appreciated' 700 ,j. rsp's clslhss, No SVCa. NO dOb1 pay . for tickets. Pia.ws & School near.7 rooms me . swers now has your FCIRTHEOEAF 12:30 7S32 or eves. 322.1W or 3320112. IDYLLWILDE toys is peed condition, CI base & z14144orm.oØ,,. Monthly payments le than r,, iai __ '- --- and 2 baths. well shaded fenced CI) TO TL THE TRUTH answaq to rare gIfts, antiques and miflOit ladedsst Cumdete for S em inole Cady Co rn. Call to $ee if you qualify. (I) THE pQItJC (R) mobile antwas, bike. 251 AbleSt THE GONG SHOW CI) K15 ice maker refrlget'afe,, nsstalglques. 210 a. is? St., Suite (4) BRADY BUNCH (4) (1) 0000 TIMES: mission, tIfatrid 1, wIll be honored at a cocalI party Deltona -2 SR. 1½ bath. Phone 3. Ave., Lake Mary. 3324531. UUAS, YOGA AND YOU 3Ajflf$ Unlurnished SEARCH FOR yard' (4) SANFORD-.. 62 D. CI) dishwasher, disposal and well for Want A Larger dr flJIs y Mr near 50. ____________________ I) THE CROSS WITS ( 3$fl er aft Thss' led DO M. UNSWORTH REALfl cl 3pm from 5:30 to 7: 30 pin., at the 11JghIajds Ciubiiouie, watering J __ Johns. $110,000. 447.1511. 12:00 TOMORROW has already Stenstrom Carport Sale beginning Thursday ' a PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Rig. Real Estate Broker IS DREAM OFEANNIE bJ4D*-J.J. moved and says sell. 7SR, 1 bath, fenced yard, Newer Home? SACKETT INVESTMENT Shqwd Road. Shecoh, Winter Springs. LOVE. AMERICAN OvlEDO.FTU-Ouplexes. Furn.Or condshly until aolded,afo Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sill 1) FEEDBACK 503W. 1st St. ISALCOHOLAPROILEM? * * * * * * * * * CORP..REALTORS a e*i.to 7e ditioned, With appliances. iso 'no. Home site lots,) Can't get your EQUITY o of your wooded. 553 IS THE UNTOUCHABLES STYLE UMUITh. Valencia for 30 Pct. CommIssion. Free Pick. 2234041 pt 3230517 eves. IN YOUR FAMILY? $ WE have homes from $100 down, present smaller home? TRADE CL WOOD PYRAMID Smohey, the forest-lire preventing bear, spedal gnest 114 Mayfair Circle, Sanford. "Special of the NIDOEW000 VILLAGE. Call Hunting 11121 Wte$t" Camp In Farmington Area 7) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU ,s. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. (L ALL MYCHLDREN AL ANON veterans no down. Orlando. SSS2IO.. TREASURE HUNT Park of the th UP for a 3 11,2 bath, kindergarten rough second grade, Forest City 3721. -3 Lots, 154's III', with 25' carpeting, Ridge, 351,2 baftI, spilt pta, Sanford 332 2210. (4) (4) BALL FOUR: The 12:56 12:40 Arbor- 101 Orangecentral air, In e$tabiu$I,ad central air, screened porch ' Loch 24 MACNEIL-LEHERER RE-' aluminum trailer With both 1uil ss-aootsaAccassorl.s ____________________ es.gary at 10a.m. Oak shaded For families or friends of problem Whatever the OCCISIOP, there IS a learn a ici 1* 1½ bath, NBC NEWS MYSTERY OF THE (I) (I) borhooll. onal go "W Mat . air. IBR, 2 bath home in quiet fenced yard. Large family rm 7A._eØp PORT Harold Hall Realty on room. Electricity, deep welt, &lnkers. day In Cleveland, and apes, Water softener, Paneling. £ Tram neighborhood. COment classified ad to solve it. Try one 1:00 WEEK: lusariw." Pwisls .' out of your old home. Applyno First Cheistlas Cbarch, 1600 Sanford Avenue, fenced garden, 372.3351 or after with welbar. $2300 do.. & assume ROSSON MA RINE all of block home _______________________ For further information call 4234317 710 $1l3 mo. 33345s with soon. after S. tile roof. Central air & ttea, _i30. rn741, Cie.d *8 nswr be V YOU' EQUITY to purettys or mtg. (Ii 0 SOMERSET: (Tues. REALTOR, MU 42$234& 373.1271 or Hwy 322.353 7.7I t7fl or write lord, rummage sale Oct. 7, 1, 9. CE TOPIC: "Dr4.1 S1APSHOPFLEA MARKET 7&' sane agmit refinance and take away CASH. Plus loads of pot ential. R esidence " My) Ch. 2 I iw of mINI i aisad '.t4Jlng e. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 3 room apt. utilities included. 1st & 3235774 Anytime 3 IN home, 1O Temple Orha. i Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. ns in need of refurbishing The I.asgms ci man Voters SOUND INTERESTING? CALL i i* CI) BAREftA: Geraldine a. _____ DeBary Spells Asa. $ p.m., DeBary Manor for all 47-Real Estate Wanted last mc. required. 322.2710. JsutyW, Ch. 12, hollywood SO* 333. Sanford, Fla. 32771. English ooia*ie. (R) bithj all 'nab, No Evgj PEOPLE. l4 acre on Jeweft Lane. 3 BR, 2 4 p, charge. All admitted free. out, but will make a fine ptome for = THE TRADE -ci Volia Coifly and CanELEGANT CITY ESTATE Pooh ooks guests. Alsmelejudgs Interested parents In Southwest Voissia. Representative Sqss.' 10 bath, central ttàt I. air, mm perfect condition, rvn lies ttsan 1' any' ize family. Pric Csblowseeyefl,SUndayt03 1 Utility room. Large lot with ARE YOU to sell TROUBLED? Call Toll $ ed Flreplacei JlolFamIiy Rental NOW LEASING 4 II, mm Cause p* In a II A, vlc at the Movleland Drlve.ln huge kitchen, and Units Wanted fenced beck yard. 1113 month plus hour. 322.24.10 after I PM). cond. $11000. owner. 3324422. (4) MIDDAY now, at $25400. (2) 0 TOMORROW of Pop Warner Foothill will opeak. Free. M42027 for "We Care"Private Buyer____ sun room, guest collage, many , -Via soQond fri a ashes of Theatr e, South 17.52. Sanford Court Ibsi'igbidb pay oItby Posft. 3230551 oraners call 3". (I) NEWS 322. "HotlinL" Adults or Teins. Lake Braa$1y High Sehoel P11* open ho use, 7:30 extras. You will bye this in 17' Crestjn deep hull fiblrgla, 1254. 7472. .Ison Wc4sIs. Torit. lortiling for I _w.Parsral CE RYANS HOPE Apa rt ments tirtalnlng sh place home, Only REAL ESTATE p.m. Parents to follow stUd en ts' sctiaduks. 731)p.esedllc$ta,1&tift Thursday FACED WITH ADRIN1CING v? *vWn with___ ow Realtor Call 3antora's alesLead.r $47,530. Terms. 110 Merchandise Evinrude, Spartan trailer, good New modern single story 1 & 2 373.7455 31R,24$l PalmetfoAve., Pr.speethe S1iele (b$sr ii Sweet M,th,, PROBLEM k*vw Ccnimiakg,ai and opts. COnd., make other._4*1017. bedroom and completely I CL 0 DAYSOFOUR LIVES double no garago, pe,5 __ Perttapi Alcohol ic Anonymous ij lae.social evening open SANFORD 3 LOVELY HOME IN COUNTY Ss Ti*ssiter, BR flsr. furnished studio apartments. (4) (I) ALL IN THE FAMILY: Call 3fl.i4 3 (4) (1) AS THE WORLD Morning r-.. HelØ linnsous or Silo STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If BR, 2 both, tr Save money on Presbyterian cen m fe owship hall, Ch th ll en tly iocated& beautifully 9913 Bear lake td Conveni al H & A, wall.to and lly mwIuad . v' WItS, tsruIig laws n . F1. TURNS Call 433.57 Classified Ads didn't work. Orange Grove Ut. Rent or Sell Immaculate 3 Bill, wall carpet, kitchen equipped, a Auction every Friday landscaped . Abundant storage ANYTIME 600 For women interested In barbershop hat Forest City. (4) CELEBRITY ' lo%a success, Vw9p,iiai, Write P.O. box 1213 (EFAMLY IVOtJldfli be FEUD ' SWIMMING P 7:30p.m. Say bath, carpeted, garage, fenc Kad yard. O L OO er relocating. (including attic) and "GE Energy SACRIFICE'here Rd. & Old Hwy Mi, ed yd. (I) SUNRISE BLEE Multiple Listing Service - 5pgfl3 p Sanford, FlorIda 32771 mony. Buy this Charming 3 OR home and wn Leading manufacturer and 135,230. $155 'no. 323 7454. 200 Efficiency Pack age". From $113. Mt- Dora. 043$3.1745, L (I) $126000 QUESTION ot 610 Jphnson outooard m or, get small PEA1TO?S mature n'snge grve. distributor h. Sailord AA, 8 p.m., 1301 W. First St. HOMES. LOTS. ACREAGE terarIis ..luminum rec. Cl) 1.0oo PYRAMID C'ii 3210320 befWIvfl II, .30. 2565 PARK DIvOPCE..RORMS- For free In. pot rintt!on. Colt PiO crWrat z.' I heat, CL SUNSHINE ALMANAC 413 SEaITA - .i ON, 2 barn, central • a "own HEROES tanQuIarpoolsI.novertrem 1523 o IPe vcns tswvloyot tormaflon writ* to. 230 MLRALTOS 751, .tt.rlam ~B 33--Houses carpet, fireplace, large semed SertoalaClubofSan!ord, 12:18 75-Recrea Ft.'riished season. 705 W. St. _________________________ equipped, 1 BR apartment, FourTh H IA , wall-lo . p.m., Mayfair Vehicles 6.15 Cowry, ia.f pike. CIIpe$, kitchen Guaranteed CL BIONIC MAN. r'ompsno, Fl.. L FAMILY FOCUS 1 CL 0 THE DOCTORS 321.(X)41 porch, much more. Reduced to installation and terms. Club. $75 month plus $30 deposit. Ca M. family rm.. 10' * ll ( I) SUNSHINE ALMANAC ' Nslson Jalme Son,21 SECOND CARTERonly $3,300. Ph yllis Capponl, (4) (1) THE GthDINQUGIiT $355351 collect Utilities not Included. 3234113. ground pool. Only $A3,50• 'Tt'no Lake Mary-Rent a 2CR furnished Most Sacrifice.-. %73 Stroamlln,, 33 Geld Star MaIlers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home on Lake 59MisicaI ArdiarBIlse 2017 S. FRENCH 625 FORD offi Realtor.Associate. After hours, ONE LIFE TO LIVE home Instead of a house. Spotlesa. Pcg Rl Estate 8rker ft- Gregory Mobile Homsi, 2103 Ivanhoe, Orlando. Cl) (Mom)WITH THIS RING 1341723. FRICKE & FRICKE AS. Spacious 2 OR, I bath, apt. Kitchen - Orlando Drive, 333.5O Mon preferred. No pets. 322.3530. 4 SR,3 BATH INPINEC*EST_On Matching set of 10 rattan diningl Pianos & Electr LAKE MARY-SUBMIT OFFER 363! S Sa.ilorct Ave. equipped, dining room, living rm,I SOCIATES, INC., REALTOR, (Tun., Thum) I DREAM OF rg chai on ic O 3 , $15 each. rs ans aSs, income from ford wilt, San Auction furnished i 0? $5 eyes, 372 7613 Csuelberry Wins 6:30 p.m. Land o' Sparkling 3 BR, 1½ bath home 3.00 Furn. or Unrn. 3 OR, 2 baths, air cond., carpeted throughout. automatic rhythm section. Liberal 1330 S. French, 323.73.10. JtANlt (WSO. trailer on bock Cewdry Lois of extras, ____________________ _________________________ $100 Reward central heat & air, family CL 0 ANOTHER WORLD ClUb. ro om • Adul ts Only. carpet, drapes, trades off ered Cob Call's Piano & References required. utuity rm., car. 77- Autos Wanted I nc l REDUCEO$2,000 uding pool. $10,300. FILES 14 EDUCATION () Inside laundry room. Owner says By Owner -Handyman's Special. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, For the return of purse and contents. port, sir cond. 322- 3150 or (4) (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY 3210041. KISH REAL ESTATE Organ Beautifully remod.I ed Sales lrooms, 1100 I Wes te rn Auto, 301 -'"Make offw,. PICTURE OF HEALTH: Lki Masonry 2 IN home, owner will 9ADUT$ Keep money. 3n.Ix. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation INC. sq. ft., new carpeting & roof, gas W. First St., 3223233. is THREE si000s 38R, I BATH Small tram, home, South SemleeleOptimist, 7:30 sin., Ramada Inn, SR BUY JUNK CARS- fromSIa,o$$ WE TAKE TRADES carry mortgage Country Trailer -2 BR, 1 loth, air. with l ow ow available. vsiiIly of Flodde. d n. Bud CabefI. 333.3033 furnace, large fenced lot. Near sItuated on ¼ of a City block, only 8 VILLA ALEGRE Call 332.1434 after 4 P.M. LOST: Irish Setter. male, answers Total price. $13,500. 3221712. DRIVE BV-1335 SUMMERLIN Hammond PhoenIx organ with $123 month plus deposit. Cliff Y,, 610 high school. $1L300. Owner 323. $12,500. Terms. 3:18 to "Solo." vicinity Zayre Shopping 31-Apartflleflts Furnished Largeoaks,pin,&paImtr35 automatic rhythn& tape and play, Sell Jordon, Realtor, $315321. Sanford Clvitan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. 0532 (4) KUrANA that extra bike with a low cost Guaranteed reconditioned auto 2 baths, air conditioned, neat and (ID GENERAL HOSPITAL Comer. REWARD 101.435.7311. excellent condition. $1,155. M. DES Seminole Chapter!, 8p.m., Masonic FINE OLD 2 STORY Classified Ad. batteries, $17,5 exchange. In CE SUMMER SEMESTER TempLe, . %p, clean. Move In now. 517,530. hum., lights, water 310 ICR., turn, apt., Cal'I W. GARNETT neighborhood, 3 OR. lboth, ,fIre. REALTORS REEL'S BODY SHOP, 3105 2O12Sthsl today. . . n Mature adults. 2c .) HUMAN RB 1 CE BEWITCHED -cisi Ca, places. corner lot. $12,300. Terms, multiple listing service Sanford Ave. G eneva piano, walnut, refinished. now CASH wk.dayi. Peg after I 72% Reel FRIDAY, ocros $ Estate Broker liONS AND SCHOOL 01$(I) MATCH GAME Interested? action, keys, tuned & delIvered, Deluxe Alumln Forrest G re ene Inc. JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC For Wrecked or Junk Oviede Boester Club Amer, 5:30'7:30 p.m. prior to VETERANS-THIS IS ITI Ssilbuy LONOW000 ardeni cleuNE I uus, YOGA AND YOU EducationatChjidCare,o,asIo,., ___________________ Manyothenstochose from. Winter - 330 Rasedale - 1 MONTHLY RENTALS swimming pools. (2) lS'x24' and 107W Commercial intown. No money down. __ ____________ Cars $3. REALTORS football game. Chicken or New Trucks Park 656 weekly If you qualify. 332$ Z4lZOOf.I AVAILABLE BR, 2 bath, fenced yard, well, chili with takeotg available. is'x' complete. 1 yrs. old, Ph'nc 372 7551. Sanford I _______ BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, • L*izury Patio or 3334433. 137.300. Color Tv, air Cond., Maid $,,-y. I (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL -.- Any reposset_sed. Sacrifice, 4', prIce.- HAMMOND tOO Any year thru 076 models. 7 days from ORGAN. Spsgbettl aaser, 5-8 p.m., St. Peter and Paul Church, TAFFER REALTY QUALITY INN NORTH Call collect 305 213.0610. ________ 6:58 IRONSIDE: (Pre.nçied Studio, 1, 2,3 model complete with rhythm -week. Call collect, $41.2131 TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FC'R Howell Branch Road, Goldenrod. I4&SR431,LOngwod Req Real Estate Broker EXTRA LARGE 2 BR, 1 bath, and 143.1000 _______ 18-Ibip Wanted 0 PAUL HARVEY Tue.., see below) WHAT YOU WANT. 055019. section a BedroemApts. Instrume,,. des. Wanted, Residential site for Wm. H. Stemper.Realtor -' family rm., 150' on Sanford Ave. 1100 '1726655 333.7707 or 32145ge, 700 LARRY CI) (2) (Tues. Only)SPECLAI. SAXONINC., Swimming 7$-?Mtorcycles Quiet, One Story REALTOR pool. Leading Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord WELAXA APARTMENTS ClIUmley's, 1515$. French 1 1 1 1 1 .... Smallest Ad with the greatest op. (2) (2) TODAY (Local news distributor wants a nice backyard TREAT: I..ik. Was There." 114W. 1st U. _____ Altamonte Springs. Kitchen Equipped Eves. fl2.144; 372.4166; 3flgi S:W WARP UNSIATTY portunity. Ca ll 3735542. to display new 1976 model above ________________________ at 725 and 625). olowlng his motheis hospi1555 Honda, CS 350, 5000 Miles . 373.0334 60-Off ice Supplies EXTRA SPECIALlill 2 BR. 3½ bath, AduD.Famlby Semleak Sunrise KlwuIs, 7 am., Buck's. ground pool. Top consideration %. 'SHAMPOO" - --- Excellen t cond., 1310. 33231)7. Hal Colbet Realty CE (I) CBS NEWS: (710,5 family room, carport, thifIon. a boy (Scott Balo) is central heat Got to something ed sell? A Classifi given for prime lo Foresters Square Dance Cl* 7:30 p.m., The Forest. SAN MO PARK, I. 2, 3 bedroom cation Call 300 acx Nicsoijoe IN & air, on corner lot. Asking mit local news, Ch. 4). One Bedroom placed In a dens shelter, i. will sell it fast, Motorcycle Insurance 323.7832 4224320 collect. S~w trailer apts. Adult & family park. Losgwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Roiling Hills Moravia,, $20,300. FHA-VA. Furniture IS POPEYE ___ _ "THE FORTUNE" AND FRIENDS From whys he has great dIMc*ity BLAIR AGENCY EVES RN ' 3221W s & LPN'I. Aides. Weekly. 3313 Hwy 1753, Sanford. or Aid. 322 0412 _______________________ Church, SR 434. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Wood or steel disks, executive disk 323-3S4lor 333.7710 1) 24 SESAME STREET DYNAMIC PROPERTIES getting along with anvne taii companion. Ne. 32530. Immediately. BUY-SELL-TRADE • & chairs. secretarial desks & dl). _ GOOD LOCATION - Stenstrom Realty S V Hardwick, Broker 135 CI) GOOD MORNING AMERhe le befriended by a black 3)1 31$ E. First St. chaIrs, straight chairs, filing Get Plenty of prospects Deltona. 661 1 The Evening AJSDPL.IAMA*KIT 661 Herald Classified Ads 1 YACs Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, IC (Good Moffing Rodda" Nice large 3 OR, 1½ bath, block social worker (David UNEMPLOYED? Never again If vertms.e your product or service ii cabinets, as it Cash and carry. IVIUT SUNDAY UM.4 P.M. Offer no fancy claims... Just LAKE MARYCountry Club Cradle 1505 W. blocks. clothes line posts, 25th SUNLAND ESTATES-'- 205 Bamboo at 725 and 625 tm. lo cal home. Assume $16,701 mtg., 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando the Classified Ads. CAUtiI len). you have sincer e desire and Re su lts? Road4 BR. 3 bath, NOLL'S mail box posts, trailer -. ----Georgian pads. $lSI.Ilmonthly.Low,qulty, Or,, Owner. 3 BR, central H 1. A, ambition: Serious only please call JI'l Ii I1V W. WWI• 5AIJ Casselberry, 17.97, $3Ø .VJ white brick home with lots of therm heater, sills. Sanford, 5914 Honda CC 200, like new, leiq SATURDAY, OCIOBERI complete kitchen with dish. .AKESlDE APARTMENTSJJ In now . C.HA. Enclosed garage. 5742054 after 4p.m. or wr ite 1010 CONOMY NOTE Closets and storage space. Smoke 8:00 1 14 SESAME S REEl MIRACLE CONCRETE Co. 2 IS Highway 17.52, copy than too miles. Extras. s oo. m wa sher , dual drive. Ma ny extras. Machines (6), repooeesao. turn, apt., water turn. Adults GiOY$Wi, Deltona, F Ia. 37743. Zero Pepulatlea Growth Federati S11stetd on dIteCts. dlspol, dishwasher & Day, noon, 305 Elm Ave. 272.5731 ('4) (1) CAPTAIN (LEDGEOFNIGHT 11 Cross From Ranch Nevse ill JOHN SAULS AGENCY 6651, . With warranty fr om $130. Call 625. 521.500. 349-5371. r, 3fl.p5 . .4 .,,. , - -much , I more. Walk to -. Unitarian Ch ,lalotiinn,orlandO. 322.2090 golf course & Wearelooklngfor.reliredcoui,l, --KANGAROCI 0514. ________ 4:30 Patio Set,Washer, Dryer, Camping lakes. su,000. . , ! , I I ~ -.1 3234670 or 13 1. Broker. 323.7 174 to tl'vs on our property 110 acres, Air, carpet.d, quiet I and. 2 Assoc. equipment, a bove ground Pool, Longwood area(4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: Living in country •r1ss4nhlIy Managed DIY s lP'TFUCkS.Tra jkr$ OkoberIeit, Germax) American Society of Night $125 to $U4_jnonth. ______________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ': with City comfort. 3 OR,2' baths, small group Rattan furniture. 3n. -. Cohoet Corels Sloven.. ______________________________ 7,: ~) 11 ~ ffi ~ ,, I SUN LAND ESTATES_ 700 - 62-Lawn-Garden ______________ _________________________________________ ................. F1rIda, 3 P.M. to 1 am., 381 Orange Lane, .. - -. t all brick home. 1" acres, Cherok zoned A. __ Circle- 3 OR, bath IS BEWITCHED keepIng Øutiis.ag4. care for our 5966 Scwit, good engine. good body; 1, would consider option lease German meal served beginning at 4 p.m. horns on corn er loS withI la '' Chlldre,. The IfIA will be 7 OR ooflaqe on river, $173. uttil,s rge CI) MARCUS WELBY. M.D.: a couMuNrrY CLOSE up Now tires, braltes, shocks. See I. 011-Mil. AND CANDY TANUIINI MASS O1 I t'ei nClude well, pump, Included. respo.ni 3731170 O 323-4301. * for me care at the t,.)jIpajie Offer at SOW, E. 2nd St. 3. Preerrited Wed., see below. :!h:'id_ B ULLA.S, YOGA AtD you Senior Citizens Tour to St. Petersburg to visit the & fence. All for only $I,7O0. grounds. A sa lary an wparate NEED A HOME? $100 down 0171 days. 601 Celery Avt. CE (Wed. only) AFTERSunken Gardens. Leave Sanford Civic Center ___________ living quarters will be offered to I BR turn., a pt., water furnis. at 8 a.m. Payment to qualified bu yers.) Near shoppi SCHOOL SPECIAL: PoI,,1 RAVENNA PARK(2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW. area. ng ts Adul only. Pick up at Seminole Plaza at Casselberry at 8:30 am. he right couple who must be 104 Tangerine t ifp BR, I'- z ba ths, central heat, 323.535$ or 373 31 '' 3 OR, 1 bath home with titos for Sale quipment for Rent 50l (I) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW a 15 year old 9W sober, reliable and Christian In. One f Sinqer's 'op bud' and Sew refurbished. As low as $15,000. Return at 64:30 p.m. f enced In ba ckyard, Estras in. aft.n'çting to cope with the z.q Zaq machines (4) MOVIE.(Mon)b,Com. dlvlduals. References will be. Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, 1 ASSUmC dude carpets, drapes, range, Steam CleanYouncarpj"" '67 Cadillac Coup,, Political Rally '7$, sponsored by Seminole checked before interview is ,,elanceof stss SOor pay 511.90 per problems created by her TWO STORY stucco, IBP, 2 bath, OR 13 OR Unfumn, Air, carpeted, patty She Keeps." IizJ current in. refrigerator, well, sprinkler Rent Our Reinsnvac / munity College month Will take trade in Singer arranged. Reply to Box Ill, n. runs perfect,$2?S. Phone family room, large Separate co etc. SW MO. UP. 323.10)5. and Seminole County League of Women sPectlO mMWs alcoholism. Scott Dennis o1(.ef. (SAW) system, built-in barbecue on patio. The Evening Herald. P.O. Box 332.1 after 3:30 p.m. eqUIPPed to 119 tag & make button CARROLL'S FURNITURE,372.51a1 garage with conver tible storage Voters, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., at college aznpttheater. MusIc 525.000. _______________ 0 FAMILY AFFAIR: Pr,1950 (Tue.) Tb, gi I 1437, Sanford, Fla. 32771. holes Balance of 5.35 $1 or 10 area 1.49,500 provided by R. T. MiIwee Band. 31A--Duplexes onçled Tues,see 4p.m. W.C. F.SIda Una 9 ] Lease Datsun Including 2 cars and payments of $6 Call credit 65--pets-supplies CITY- 110 Chiømn A v e-.Wanted- Hairdresser. ma,t.e., 6 "dnoqer, ni vi, lPV. %VV.J rrigure or see at rur xflormation Call Bill a ui a vw J apprentice. Pays at in$uperocanas,pepj,f :'; WIlT REALTY Ray or Jack Mink, 13).13)a SANFORDSEWIPIGCENTER at ia Window." Law Ayres, Cl) ADAM 12 following, so without. Good I BR apt., kit. egulp.,AC, carpeted. Near town and hospital. aPP AKC Doberman puppies, excellent Adults. No pets, 0$. 3223256 wk. 307E ISISt.Downtown Reg. Real Estate Br ok,r32) GOVERNMENT SYNBOL1 Laralne Day. (W) THREE SONS 11 thow.brledlng potential, Contact JUSTMAKEPAyMENT location, Zayres Shopping Center. warranted. Just 523.100. dys after 4. 3222145 322 0779 3237595 Twin Beds, chest of drawe Mr. Anderson, 3US7io. Call 371.7130. (Ttw.)1.lnistryofFwRay 1) 14 MISTER ROGERS' '73 Models. Call 323557 0 or 53.4. rs , & of LAKE MARY- Hauls St.- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE , desk. $100. Wood table & chairs, Dealer. PMar'4 Mar NEIGHBORHOOD 4 Room turn, duplex, 24th $1., Is, & Rertids LPN, 4. to 13 shift, Geriatric Be au tiful lakefront 3 BR, 2 bath, ClasSified Ads didn't work Bookcase, $20; Wicker desk, 6nted to Bu last me. plus $30 dep. Aft er S. call I (SAW) 1944. (Fit.) hidden Largo Wooded Lo ts 1557 Ch.vrat.4 OR. 753 en9 perlence preferred. Apply In custom home on big Lake Mary. Wick er sofa, His & Her Golf Club ______________________________ there wouldn't be any celient body, new Interior, new 323.3411. Paved Streets ___________________ Four." JoIm Payne, Alexander CL NEWS person, Sanford Nursing & Con. Sewers Paneled FR with stone fireplace sets. Dishes, Lamps & more. 32]. tires, 'nags, extra parts; New Street L15fl11 vaiescent Center, 30 MellonyIlle S'dewalui, CI) HOGAN'S HEROES Knox. (SAW) 1957. and dream kitchen 4)10. Unfurnithed, two bedroom. S.curitc ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. We fiuy Furniture brakes, fuel pump, beak. cables & Ave. 65 PARTRIDGE FAMILY 14 IN SCHOOL TELEDeposit. Adults Preferred. 322 rust Prooltd. As" SIMO. Make BROKERS COUNTRY LIVING-. 1505 Nat. Slightly damaged sofa bed with DAvE'S 33-6616 Mat ur e companion to live It and 1) . ZI THE ELECTRIC VISION: Orange County any offir. 373.3754, 6620 or 323.75)3. . LD,!HOMES BY , Days-327-6123 cislusOul.s C... 1... -'Y, matctiIra Itlal, u.,._ ,.... ... -• ,y Wyman, PfOO'n COMPANY we buy an 5111 good furniture and . School System, ted 3 p.m. Nights-332.7352 I BR, 2 bath, with new roof, partly Country Furniture Distributors, full and board pius salary. Must have 2 BR, 2 bath duplex, 57.5 Bougan. antiques. HWY 16 AUCTION 1552 Volkswagen, July inspection, Ci) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 10O villas, DeBary , paneled family room, central heat qn lake adjoining driver's license. 372.4261 aft er I Hwy 44.l mile east ofl.4373$2fl , GALLERIES, 322.6212. Sanford- 3 OR. 1', bath, $100 down, runs 900d. $350 firm. 323-1602. (2) 0 SANFORD AND SON golf course. & air & large carpeted, All Utility room. Just carport p.m. $177.37 total monthly payment. I'-i moke-y Says: and utility room. tnO n reduced to $27,500. (R) annual pct. rate, 360 mos. Experienced Sewing Machine t?tth plus security deposit. Call flhi1 W.2SIh 3) JD PRICE IS RIGHT Sanford, Fla. Call Sanford', Sale, Leader operator to work on vinyl goods. 323 0551 or alter 3 call 322.7672. We 10:30 handle Dill 11 I lORE.ST'RRCSTDOL,U governm en t Additions Longwood Manufacturing. 134. Remodeling repossesslons, all area. Small H0LLVW000 I 5410. _____ ! ir I r ill ssiler pays closing costs SQUARES: New time perIod. l' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE V ANYTIME 0 MARCUS WELBY. M.D. ,~, j , CRANK CON'ST REALTY Experienced, Smutty's Inc. has I V an 11:00 REALTORS- 8 30 606I JUST A PHONE CALL AWA Multiple Listing Service Immediate opening. Good pa y, Eves. 3fl 3319 CL WHEEL OF FORTUNE I ~t.%.N I of steady employment. Apply to: REALTORS 1 2565 PARK I!!i 'IJiT GAMBIT Overlooking Lake Monroe- 3 OR. 2 t) $snutty's Inc.. 7711 Orlando Drive, 'llli 19 -____ bath 541.000. Jenny Clark Realty. CE HOT SEAT Sanford. 3222*12. 1 Realtor, 322 1595 S vice stahion Aluminum Siding Landscaping S er attendant 1130 , _____ & Home Improvements z., .' ___________________________ mecnanlc, Bell's Union 76 Station Lake Mary - 3 BR. P i bath new .7... m (en cover your home wilt, alum Hwy 43.1, Longwood. Lawn Care homes. Start at $11,500 with 5200 . down, S.dnq & sott,t system Al so Carpentry, Pemoøiling Additions, 1" Government funding 001104~ Instructions: Hidden Mel new word d ue game in which appear Custom Work forward, H back. Roofing GoIters 30 yrs E.p builder, 53.4 1649 Equal Hous ing Licensed. YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING , u,,, rino sacn and box It In. confssbsleesned with caieb. I Free estimd?e. 3231031 OPPortunity IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED Eagle Sdnq Co $51 5563 A I neleb win $20OOO. _ Waspung, Floor Stripping & CLASSIFIED AD LATELY ~kc Window frA.. Columbia Great Seal Privy Seal U LOVE OF LIFE BALL REALTY Waxing, Carpet Shampooing 'lOLa LITTLE FEE ('p,r'y" OWNER TRANSFERRED- Must Beauty Care Free eStimate 371 $53.4 Sell Peg Real Estate Broker Crown John Bull 3 OR. I", bath home on icvely Star Pest Control SALES RENTALS tree Shaded fenced lot. Reduced to Central Heat & Air Conditioning. MECHANICS 'MECHANICS Fasces Liberty Cap Swastika 117W 1st ST .Sanford 521.000. For ca free TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON estimates, ll Carl 377 $6.41 or 3277257 after Hr's. We Have Many lformeriy Hariett's Beauty Nook) Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322Fleur-De-Lis Mace Uncle Sam 8x 1 0C.OLORPORTRAff , " S ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 519 E. lilt, First 332 MLS-REALTORS Job Openings Lovely • BR, J bJtt' 'iIrdl heat & 2542 Park Drive Tomorrow: October KEY PUNCH- Ex perienced . .,r, Ibmily rm . garage, large S 1 flP AND THINK A MINUTE. If " 321.0041 3n u4s ELECTRICIAN- Highly technical, Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse IL. Classified Acts didn't work there ard, separate studio small motor ex pe en ri ce. 2017 S FRENCH $3,000 equity & U$.ki't oe assume loan of Carpet Cleaning (Subject to change) DIESEL MECHANICS- Class A. 512,000 321 0501 Sunday °" °r;.i', C.I:t:,. r..'.;;..y , COUPLE- Live in, caret aker s. Piano Services .1 .%] PrivaisPartla, I AROOFOS home Repalrs.Gutferi,.,_,Cement 4 %ff Tu.sda.................... work Free estimat es. 131 g661. Wednesday Rug Shampoo,g_ Liv ing room, ...........Private Parties Ladies' Nighti - GROCERY MANAGES- EsW.A._.!A........................... RAP.1 Ik ..,.• AII flAIlTlCIII cf%ci1la% *&Ir PIANO & ORGAN SERVICES per lenc ed 1:30.11:30 13 dining area. hall-regardl.0 Let a Claified Timing & Repair, All t'5dY ........................ 7:30-10:30 size, $1953. 37 ss COLOR BACKGROUNDS AND CREATE YOUR ,$ Ad help you find 25' PLUS SKATES, 7:30-1 _ Models -We$ELL SUCCESS30 more Friday ........................... room hoe 61 9130 storage. CIJUIIIed 301 Commercial 730-1030 OWN 323-31,: COLOR PORTRAIT AaS tInd buyers fast. 22,125 ALL AGES BABIES, CHILDREN AND ADULTS. ONE SITTING PER 542IJfy b 11:00.£00 00 SUBJECT • ADOITIONAL SUBJECTS-GROUPS O NDi'jiQ&jA Quality 3 bedroom - 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of livi Hauling ng area. Sewing IN SAME FAMILY-$I 00 PER SUBJECT • PlO PROOFS-CHOOSE 2:00, 5:00 Concrete block Construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully FROM FINISHED PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS (POSES-OUR SE Land Clearing 7:30.10:30 equipped kitchen. Shag Carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator LLCTION) • YOU MAY SELECT £004 TIONAI. PORTRAITS OFFERED wII heI 30.Apai'tments Unlurnished .1 11:30.13:10 'I Roller Rink AT REASONABLE PRICES GUARANTEED COMPI.ETE $ATI5FAC. Alterations, Dress wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded LIGHT HAULINGI YARD ss Making, Orapj, • at You're invited to come lION OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED. NO HANDLING UPO1f... 720107 ANOGAPAGECLEANUP lot. Convenient to schools ESTERSON LAND and shopping join the tun at Skate No maintenance fees. BAMBOO COVE APTS CHARGES Call Bulldoilng, Excavating, Ditch work - Phone 3453321 'ti' City super onteymeet One & 2 Bedroom apartments. MAPM Fill dirt, lop 50l 1225943 HARRIET DEAS fee IRe whole family WANT TO SELL neighborhdod Sanford ' newest residential s lunithad or unfumnishid. New ly MON Tree Service Daily: IOA.M..ap.M. THURSDAY YOUR HOME! JEAN BRYANT 'I ,r n se.,, Tell IhC redecorated Come see. I Aórport WINTER Buying a new hcme? Moving to an a..... C.-834 9212 Ladies 3llm& Trim ............5:13.10:45 people ,Oout it w.lh Ci45f'.j Sun.: 12 N-S P.M. -. (Z_, apartment? Ad in th Herald 3727611, $31 Tiny Tots (4& under) .........1043.1130 •. Sanford Skating Schedule Get some action wi th a Herald 9953 THESE DAYS ONLY SUNDAY 1:31 p.m..3:30 p.m. arid 4:55 p.m .4:55 P.M. Uftie Folks (5 brie Trimming, Cutting & Y'i.old) : :2:30. 3:13 I This NEWSPAPER does classified ad We'll help you write MONDAY 1:34 p.m..IO:Oe P.M. FAMILY iSIGHT IWO I 1W1 e Removr ..Ceflstd CibU insure SHIRLEY MILLEIT lae Dance ............4:13- 5:10 ',., n Jd lh4I will bring last sale not knowingly accept FROM $25s000 WEDNESDAY 1:30 p.m.41:31 P.M. LADIES NIGHT Phone 373 4405 or IS49 834 92)2 CALL 372 2611 THURS. FRI. $00. 5:45 SAT. MON SUN. HELP-WANTED ADS th at FRIDAY 1:35 p.m..Il:SO p.m. Fundamentals HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Casseiberry Winter Springs 7 10 11 VA Financing Nothing Down • FHA Indicate a preference SATURDAY 9:31 a.m..li:30 am.. Lite Clearing, Mowing. Discing I Beginners Forest City :::::::::: : : : 1:30 p m..4:OQ p.m. based on age from em Fill Dirt, CLiy, Rock. S.and. Home lmprovemeii' Altamonte Spring, FOR INFORMATION CALL Back ho,Load er Ph 332 3127 7:30 p.m..11;S$ p.m. 2938 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17-92) . Conventional-S% Down pioyers covered by the Well Drilling " AGE DISCRIMINATION RUTH TUECH TUESDAY £ Sanford THURSDAY SKATING % - ' RESERVED FOR PRIVATE PARTIES or 9349212 1 IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. Homes ready for your Inspection Landscaping & E SHEPHERD WELLS DRtt LED. PUMPS Altamonte Spring, DISCOUNT RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FOR '.1 More Information may be and Immediate occupancy Painting, Remodeling, General SPRINKLER SYST EMS DIRECTIONS: In Sanford. Weston 2.5th St. off 17-fl obtained from the Wage. Longwood CHURCH, SCHOOL, CLUBS I BIRTHDAY GROUPS Ii or MORE e Rep.r, Call 32] $175. ________________________________ Lawn Cars Hour off ice at Rm. 309, Or(East) Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks All types anct sizes On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive Sanford Ave..4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. lando Prof. Ctr , 22 W. Lake yre O W. thSr Classified Ads will always give you ON THE DOG TRACK ROAD OFF HWY. 11.53 FERN PARK. we repair and 5eryi( L Beauty Dr., P.O. Box $094. HILDA RICHMOND EXPERT LAWN CARE more Much . Much More than STINEMACHINE& FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Mowing, Edging, Trimming A. Orlando. Fla. 32506, 574 3167 vou expect SUPPLY CO 339-2474 Fro* Estimates Mother Fine Development By Deiton., telephone 141.1026. Phone323 1159 lndSt WILCO coNsTudnoN COMMJU )fla4i A Subsidiary Of WhIner Industries BUILDER.DE5'ELOPER &I) Cbepter N..!, blrthdsy meatlng, Maaonic Temple, Sanf d. or 8p.m. ,, um .W Before Pubkcatlon The _____ - - Noon - . • -- - - Realty - - _____ ____ ______ ____ - _____ . ____ ____ Br - 1111110111 _____ CaIlBaft _____ ______ ********* 322-2420 ______ - . - . __________________- ____________________________ BATEMAN REALTY _____ ' , ____ ___ _________ - . _____ ___ - ____ ___ - ( - WHITE Aparthienb _.-...., MORE l _____________________ - ___________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "*. Used Office .. Sf. Fla , C*IU -. ' ___________________________ sale. . FUTURA BY SINGER. 'Ibdys Sinik ____________________________ - I SEEK £ . ,., - ' ' .. .' . I £1RT#6äI --' •\9 Welcom e FIND C ILEDWOROJOPACSNPED RRMAS ELCNUEB IL FOAMM UEOWLIOROELFGTLMCSR ONCERTYCALIARI EWYEO CBBAUNCLASUREKUOTCV YLSLMEPRHKFMAS DRRS I I E l B OLJS I LB E Y CE AR R ML I B t S W E 01 El P V B F P BCEAERGULLYFSUARIEC IROGREATSEALDAENLRA LORSPVFLEURDOBWRARP PWUHEOAPRATS I FASDAW S NE OR RE A SE LA J W OR CE TFLAGSWASTLLUBNHOJS A P FT I U N CS EM B F A SE SAL HOMES . (as w.j ..___, SCHEDULE -. - .n, . ..._-_-_ - (1 BUSINESS DIRECTOR N6 in *e E neiqhboihood? ..• d APPOINTMENT cAa3223i) 322-2420 Y _____ FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A 1'I t'fl bed... IIliiLiL1I - NEEDED FALL - - - - p.-. MACHINIST DISTINCTION s 25% OR $7 375 - 9 '~\ .' 2 ORIGINAL PRICE 2I9Oe Is QUALITY 0: ' . CLASSES OCTOBER !'/C6& C "' NOW Rentals , .. - (T11 it , I SANORA' Themegon hostess oTJ'J'}.j ody:_ - -'- ' New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes .. 'L& :: 3237080 - 3237860 Brailey Qdham-323-4670 ' , List Your Business ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 �ISS 1q$Md.PLWailosefty, OCL L - El ~ Meet The Newest Heroine Of San Francisco a 4 ___ Is the Qilsgo episode, Holiday was mugged a have received fu& at a tiey &D.Thnes' raft, flrtperaoi, story of by a thug 30ge f . agng stereotypes. Aise.liIM Pr WrII.r created Mary Ann when he was about it," MaupIn said. So he as Jom piper. plaint s about the sometime, "Mitt Ann had to be a ding, trying to free4ance an article made up Mary Ann. MN P'RANCLI() (AP) — It Mike Holiday, a supsrm dy Culnul ( . it really IIsn't Impinging on spicy content of the serials. reads like a bet at the beginning becaLle about a Marina district super. Irorfl "Days big boy who li,u In Old Town Hell keep on writing about The writers are reputed to be other thbs In the paper," he Maupin th said e only heat he she's a foil," Maupin said. "ft market reputed to be a "body her, he said, as long the readers of Our Uves!' gone moddy-bop with Ni cat, Helen. (3iay, his top reporters Bob Green. and said, ad ding that as long as that has taken has been from won per: Isn't a political tract ft's 1n shop," wh ere singles go to rued like her. "Right now, the z.wtfs, Is Involved In a hise- Paul Galloway. holds tm and 'as long as it's en's groups who say Mary Ann tended to be fwmy." "MARY ANN SINGlETON, anal thrill ring with members at Editor James Hog,, citing kept In the proper perspective, and singles, readers are ilk. hungry lions most of the other feniale Maupin came to the city four "Obviously no woman who waiting to be fed," he said, Z,snewcotw to Son Fran. the Olicago WhIte Sox and the cohanidsis like Art BucI,w,ld, It will coidinne." characters In Tales at the City years ago from North Carolina goestothe grocerystore topick paused, and added With a disco, Is the secretary at ED Ciulcago Bears. In a riced said he views egertainment as GAB HALCYON, an Both Hoge and Pates said are insipid and promote dam- as a reporter. He said be first up a man is going to tell you "Raw meet" 91 -1 Ingtyonwbohulem'nedheis -I .. terminally 111, but has told cob Walgreens worth • ON! Wa~greens worth COUPON! neither his alcoholic wife, Walgreens worth COUPON! m M FAUN,WoUs ody months to live. oil thepsges'bf the Son Fr deco Qwanl6e. "NO Odw newspoller In the cou*y would have printed 11,11 giggles Armistead Maupin, writer at Tales at the City, a op 50qIerain prbuiapired in pirt by tel1evislon's May Hart. OF • 100 ANACIN MME" I Od. 9i 1976 Wilhoo copo*i covc 1ng from a "crimuny at fair" with DaDe's cocainematting habsnd, and trying to accept the ininowanal neat door —He likes boys. Got it?" tells ber borrlfledruotlierin •. its own. Fabuloui flavors, terrIfic texture, ( SUNDAY —1M?o 6 LIQUORS A (Liquor IO,Id) NON" Sale Wed.UIFUSa$.00t.6.9, 1976 "' Ll W — 79 QT Lv SINUTABSéef 49 SILIIY S ° —, j 01 '- / ' BUY _ OLD STAGO 29 BOURBON -, QT. ___________ . .-•.. Limit 2, thru Oct. 9, 1976 99. 494 3 2 ior S.1141 SHAVE s2 Gosor V I M 4 4 01. Cs. SCOTCH ___ I AII*IAi - IJLTIPL RIG. $3.19 & $3.29 ,- 4-CL TRIAL SIZE S4Eef100MC0 . block strop 5a4/ I '—— _I L.._i — Electronic L. I .D. Watch HEAD SCARF Shows hours, minutes, seconds, months & date. 3 2: ' - 00 WATER-REPELLENT. acetate twill MM -L P, J& 2 SHAMPOO . Limit 2, thru Oct. 9, 1976 BOTTLI 100 VITAMIN ILI I 1'IMIIAND 27 I Revlon ruOX While cose, ' 12 ____ S FUNCTIONSI against defects. $37 F OR 2 REGULARLY 69c EACH uu oii couo. Pu custcuo ____ 98 119 Regu larl y Choice of 3 types. Rubbermaid in 3 sizes. -- $5 Cs. 12 .... ALCOHOL Itll ULAR or WITH IRON Model $52 Cs. 12 QT - •.. . WHISKEY CRAWFORD SAVEI 1fl1 4 _____________________ .!L1111 WA;OZ. BLINDED VO ______ ') a"nntrnv.r.0 99 KIULIR •ORDN' A 2& ... Draw.r Organizer . . . ' 5' NEISWENDER That, he says, Is only fair to taxpayem Government should operate on the same basis as private industry, he says. "I don't believe a strong employe should carry a weak one." Otherwise, Neiswender believes government functions as a welfare system, which he firmly Insists Seminole County will not do. In the building department, the worker with 14 years service Is being given a second chance. His supervisor, John Percy, has been asked to meet purchasing department and the Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE). Bob Ellis, the director of administrative services, says evaluations 329 Save on Home brondi sic. $269 . EACH In their second encounter, neither candidate seemed as nervous at the outset. Each hit hard at the other's recomnrnerior ways to maintain American strength throughout the world while pursuing a fDr. eippolicy with moral as well as practical objectives. "I treated Mr. Ford more as an equal," Carter said. "I think in the first debate, I deferred too much to him because he was ' r Q 89 P4 $1 49 544/ 1 ____________________________ u Dicalcium Phosphate - . - BOTTLE OF 100 54&/ I onauiaac 2o.0 219 S j The APPoll was conducted by Chilton Research Services of Radnor, Pa. Highlighted by sharp differences on details but broad agreement on the objectives of foreign and defense policy, the debate no sooner had ended than both candidates said they thought they had done well, "I think I won and I'm sure he feels the same way," Carter said as he left the ornate Palace of Fine Arts, site of the nationally televised debate. Cartar said he had rated the first debate a tie "but 1 feel better about this one." "1 think we did all right," 10 LImit 5 thru Oct. 9, 1976 UMIT (4i COtjPOi Pt I (IJStCyi DRY TIME 149 Limit 2 tnru Oct. 9. 1976 ',l C&.PC, p(I (Y "ti use his Incumbency to make - said Ford, Both men had the same reaction after their first encounter two weeks ago In Philadelphia, The third and final debate between the two presidential candidates Is scheduled for Oct. 22, In Wlillamsurg, Va. On Oct. 15, their vice presidential running mates, Sens. Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., and Bob Dole, RKans., will debate, most likely in Houston. two surprise announcements of international significance: He said the United States has meceived signals from the Soviet Union of its readiness to narrow differences and shape "a realistic and sound cornpromise" for a new agreement to limit strategic nuclear weapons; and he said the administration will disclose the names of American firms that have participated in the Arab boycott against Israel. But the President also may have created a campaign issue In an unexpected area when he said, "There is no Soviet domi- The Associated Press poll nation of Eastern Europe and that followed the first debate there never will be under a concluded that Ford picked up Ford administration." some support. The first debate Ford was asked by panelist covered domestic and economic policy. See CARTER, Page 2.A By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer A new corporal punishment policy was approved Wednesday night by the Seminole County School Board, bringing the local pP OIL ['resident." Ford, however, was able to (Herald Ptuste By IIda Nicasi,) David Parker, right, receives award for heroism from James Rahlll, left, whose life he saved. Scoutmaster Ted Daniel looks on. David And Jimmy: A,. L iving M' emor1y — -' Oy ItDA NICHOLS Herald correspondent David Parker is a hero. His friend, Jimmy Rahill, knows it. Members of his Fern Park community know it. The National Boy Scouts of America know it and th is week presented David with a Certificate of Merit for his heroics. It all happened last Feb. 29... David, 12; and Jimmy, 13, schoolmates at Tuscawilla Middle School, next-door neighbors, and members of Scout Troop 341, decided to go fishing in a small lake near their homes. "We didn't take a pole that day; we just took a net," recalls Jimmy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rahill. "We wanted to fish near the back of the lake where the water is deep. There's a ledge there, and th e bank goes straight down to the water." - ., "We threw the nett rn the water," David remembers. But the rope slipped out of Jimmy's hands. So he just jumped down in the water to grab the net" That's when the near-tragedy started unfolding. Both boys could swim, but Jimmy became partially entangled in the net. "When I dove in, I thought it would be a breeze!" says Jimmy. "I thought I'd just grab the net and swim to shore. But when I got to the bank, it went straight up, and I couldn't make it." "That water is so deep there, you can't see bottom," adds David. "We heard later alligators and snakes had been seen there, it's so swampy." When David saw what was happening, he grabbed hold of a tree, and stuck his foot over the ledge. "Jimmy grabbed my foot - See DAVID, Page 2-A Board OKs Spanking Policy UAKER STATE MOTOR - - - FORD ,yg rg1 J r, Super Blend 10.30 W. ' LIMITON1(OtJPONPII(USTOLt h NATURE'S FINEST, l0mg bottle 100 Woigreens "positive aauons WITHOUT COUPON 39c EACH ZINC TABLETS 510. are a management tool" which allow supervisors to "sit down" with workers and improve skills. In Ellis' department, no "unacceptable" ratings were handed down. But he says a number of em. ployeea were placed on 90-day probation. -: FOR AntI.PiripIr.int Checks wetness, stops odor long lasting ; 2 79 j I/lq,I REG 19 1 - -- RUBBING - . - 'We're not fooling around. The new policy will' lead to $Otfl changes.' - STANNOUS FLUORIDE helps reduce cavities. _ - - PINT WALOIIIg4 __ ;- . - Blend 4 . t SAN FRANCISCO (AP) President Ford and Jimmy Carter have set off shock waves . among politicians and diplomats with their second campaign debate. Among voters, the audience, that really counts, an A'socIilted Press -poll today gave Caner a narrow . edge. Ford's pronouncements on III Eastern Europe and the Arab boycott, and a hard line by -..: Democrat Carter on the Pan-. ama Canal Zone, stirred instant Al .0 1k. 61.. j. .,. the debate thrust foreign and defense policy to the forefront In the presidential campaign. The 90-minute debate was CUTER livelier than the first encounter between the Republican Presi0 dent and his challenger. Both about 2.9 per cent in either dl. rection If the results are proj.. were more aggressive this ected to reflect the reaction of time. Each attacked his oppo- the entire debate audience. nest more freely, dropping So neither man was a clearmuch of the restraint and stud- cut winner. By similar marled politeness that had marked gins, Ford gained the advantheir first confrontation. tage In an Identical survey after The AP telephone survey of the first debate, two weeks ago. 1,1771 registered voters was conThe poll also showed that ducted Immediately after the Carter had slightly Increased debate Wednesday night. It his lead over Ford In the presl-. showed 382 per cent thought dentlal preferences of those Carter had won, 34.6 per cent who watched the televised derated Ford the victor, and the bate. Before the debate, Carter rest called It a tie or said they led Ford 45.8 per cent to 43 per didn't know who won. cent. Afterward, Carter's marThe theoretical margin of er- gin had Increased, and stood at mom for a sample of this size Is 48.5 to 44.8. , CALVERT 467 . Carter Ovtduels Ford.- In Debate 129 IC(1 '4i 71 with him to try and save the i1O,XO-a.year job. However, Neiswender insists any workers who do not perform with a minimum "satisfactory" rating are In for trouble. Those carrying "unacceptable" ratings will be fired. Thames explained there Is an appeals procedure. Any employe dissatisfied with his rating can f ilea written appeal tomame,' office. the personnel director will evaluate the case and make a recommendation to the department chief. Thenewevaivati:nprOcess,on thepofty5, provides for 10 per cent pay hikes for those workers who rereive an "outstanding" rating. Moe to initiationof the perscmneI policy, coujy workers received aeross-the- rd ay hikes each year. Performance wasn't as great a factor as seniority. Neiswender says the new evaluations are part of county government's reorganization, which InChided reduction of 25 supervisors who reported to the board to six department chiefs. Reorganization also created the position Neiswender holds, plus a Presidents Remarks Draw Criticism .. Sm4f - 29c Walgreen Toothpaste 2 )x REG. 1S. $55 Cs. 12 .1 WHITU 7-OUNCE Was _________ 4n,fAr IriOAP / CANADIAN aim LARGE LOAF SINa - PRISTO t1 y*J RIG.< W( I 75 2$. 3 19 QT. ________________ I - 7 SKIT fax •' __ 5TH 39 ----.--. R eliivis sinus consSr gestion & headache. 67 4 • $1.07s4&169, InSM CAMS $226 JL , MTT1D IL1 ñROuuIOM $57 Cs. 12 CISAI1TT1S CTN.2N 74.01 SUPIRFATTID skin dryness RIG. DIWAI'$ ½OALLONI U ..J ________________ - iaii.y TIM1 _____ PwoJst NO SOAPI I BASIS Rich oils fight STORE HOURS '11 I.i{.11i' .. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED By LAW WINNUN IVUNY SATURDAY AT 11 a.m. ----------------------- Z*YRI PLAZA .$ANFORD Ii-I41 E FROZEN HAM I,: - newspapers martman, and at least one other newspaper has begun a sedal of C CREAM S7ATC___________________ ZIP COOL - decision to run the serial was based on "a Wef that certain readers are attracted by a story of this kind rather than by news. television travails of Mary By ED MCKVff Herald Staff Writer Seminole County government has gotten tough with Its estimated 575 employes by Initiating a new evaluation system which for the first time provides for the firing of any workers who draw "unac. ceptaige" ratings. The new rating system has triggered some controversy and a minor shakeup In the building &lepartment where one inspector with 14 years service received an "unacceptable" rating and a second received a "needs iunprovensent" Employes who are marked "needs Inprovement" are placed on 90 1ay probation. If performance doesn't improve, that employe Is then rated "unac.4aWe" and terminated. "We're not fooling around," Exec. Asst. Roger Neiswender said today. "The new policy will lead to some changes." ' About 200 workers were evaluated for the first time this month. Four workers received "unacceptable" ratings, according to Ron Thames, the county's personnel director. Thames said two of the workers have appealed. If no appeal Is filed, a date for termination Is set. Neiswender says officials are working to change any image the public might have of government workers "feeding at the public trough." He says officials will get tough to Insure all workers are doing their share. ... I ENTRY ILANK FOR 4 Gordon Patim managing e& Palo says editors ofadozers round the country, thinkingaabout into the sasp business themselves, have asked him about Tales. The New York Poet is running a daily summary of the 93, IiguI&y$l.19 ... CITY ' cant. - thru Oct. 9, 97 L, tIMIT 01 COtPIPliCU%TOM15 ' NO PURCHASE NECESSARY, YOU HEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN,., WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIEDSf PHONE at the Bay Arm Crills Center, talking down would-be suicides and The readers' verdict on Tales of the City is not In yet, said. "Maupin says everybody in the city is reading h&aright, hutljtut&nmiow. My seat of the puts feeling that It's widely read." "Nobodreallywantstoadmit they like it but everybody does secredy," agrees %harm on Stock a San Francisco health educator and loyal reader. "It glorifies San Francisco. It has to do with the San Franciscan's desire to bw about himself. "I can't say It's great liter. ature. But it only takes a bo.4 30 seconds to read, so how could It hurt you?" 1 / L 11111 11 ouCOUPONPCUSTOME* 1 ' Aluld She's working Ihavenolllugloasthatwhat your critics like an our readers like," he added IJ N.qi4oily$3c 14 lb. FRESH ter. Maupin says his editors have balked at some bedroom scenes "In cases where I've had two men In bed I've had to imply it and not say they were actually under We sheets together," he says. TOLL MORSELS MOLISE ::. ArIES strangler who likes to leave his _________________________ victims sprinkled with blue gift. sort of Imitation pornography. "lean remember when newspapers used to runnovels in Serial form," he added. "Some of them were good. Sam@ of them were None of them were this bad." OCt. 9, 1976 ____ ' schod classmate,Connie, was a victim of the "TinkerbelIll "I think it's just trash," says Ed Bayley.dean of the School of Journalism at the University a( 4 59 LE NEST :- also getting over the 5hOCkatkerningthM her hJgl trying to understand a oneeared masochist named Viii. 69 - / ____ lately he cainiders th. contract he'snegctlMingw1th the 'o. aide, the possibility at a book version, and the television series his new Hollywood agent Is talking abo'.ii. Maiwh1Ie, Mary Ann is mc- PEANUTS LIMITOMCO'pjICIJSI lAis=o _ PLANTERS WithoutcoçonB9c I MIT 041 co" Low __ SUPPRESSANT now __ ' HOLD COUGH Sanford, Florida 32171—prica 10 Cents New County Rating System Shakes Up Building Dept. ________ BOTTLE lkd am nucloco's new 69th Year, No. 41-7hursday, October?, 1976 drive: $7,500. I / ' 4 (Herald photo by nick Wells) amount of punishment be unreasonable or of such nature as to leave permanent marks or permanent ill effects." Ralph Ray, the school system's public Information officer, first district into strict compliance with a recent state law which governs spanking in Florida's public schools. The bw, which went L".tc effect July 1, firbi± :chccl bc.rd3 from adopting any policy that would ban corporal punishment for unruly students. L..... . -. . . viiuuuw a new apiuiing pucy u uumers uwe irom me cia one, which was already almost Identical to the statute provisions passed In Tallahassee last spring, The spanking policy endorsed by board members provides that the punishment shall be administered by the principal or by a member of the professional staff designated by him, after consultatlon with a teacher or other staff members familiar with the case. The punishment shall be administered "posteriorly" by striking the student below the waist and above the knees, and submitted the proposed changes to the board Sept. 22, then advertised the amendments in the newspaper and at all county adauuL prior to seeking final approval. Panel members also approved policy changes involving attendance for students in grades 9-12 and student expulsion regulations. The new attendance policy specifies that students are allowed eight "unexcused" absences each semester (our per quarter i before they are penalized by losing credit toward graduation. while no other student is present. principal." "For an absence to be excused," the policy dates, "the parent tom guardian) must send a written excuse following the absence, or call in, or appear in person prior to or on the day of the absence and report the absence." The amendment also ret'ognhzes as legitimate excuses "a signed note from the doctor mnunediately following an illness" and absences resulting from class-sponsored activities, as long as 'the teacher of any class to De missed has been properly notified prior to the absence." The board adopted switch in the county's expulsion policy to remove a student from public school for the remainder of the term or school year in which his expulsion took place. Ray told panelists that previously expulsion has been a permanent status and as such it did tiut 'onfomrn to the definition recently fashioned by the state legislature. __i Attendant llezekiah Ross keeps Eugene Hoffman and the other 31 residents (14 men, 17 women) of the Good Samaritan Home In Sanford well-groomed. The Home, one of the 15 agencies served by United Way, takes care of the sick, aged and people in distress. Budget In this year's fund punishment Is angered or impassioned, nor shall the nature and While the previous policy called for spanking to be "witnessed by at least one other member of the staff," the new procedure requires that corporal punishment take place "only in the presence of another certificated member teacher) who is informed before hand, and In the student's presence, of the reason for the punishment." In addition, the new policy makes it possible for the parent or guardian of a student who has been spanked at school to request a written explanation from the person who did the paddling, The explanation will Include the reason for the punishment and the name of the teacher or principal who was on hand when the spanking was administered, Retained in the new guideline is the stipulation that "corporal punishment shall not be administered with malice toward the pupil, nor at a time when the person administering the SEA Expects Raise, Page 2-A "Excused" absences are defined as "illness of student or, illness in the family which requires the student to be home, death in the 'Doing Her Thing' Some women find satisfaction these da ys out In the business world. Some find It In their hoes. m But, wherever Ills In Seminole County, each is "Doin g Her Own Thing." Today's example: Dale Pierson of Longwood, Her story Is on Page 1-B. Today Attorney for Harlan Black. burn will ask the court to extend the former gambling czar's freedom on bond. Page SA. immediate family, ur for any emergency as determined by the round The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial near Abb> Dr. Lamb Horoscope Hospital t)hltuarks Spoils Television Weather V1110 flt,'Ii 2.11 3-H 2-B 3.11 3 2- A VA � 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 06, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 06, 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/5e76cf2e3bd3435c5d3162113279561d.pdf 237836886b18ee82c6c77d831371aec5 PDF Text Text NurW,knfsu'd,FL Miulpy, Oct. 4,19Th SLONDII Odc ________________________________ I Globe-trot CAN PUT tWU MAIfl UP t CAMS TO BED WMW 1r N THOSE SILLY MY HAIR N AMAT5 MI Answ.t to Pri,fous Pun1 Young NOSINö WHAT 'YVu'O *cuou LOOliC UI( N THE cuR stnngn 35 French i MMNING 36 S'Rosort in Haiti 13 More expensive Mort Walker 140W ARE TWLI OMEr4niw mj.g A4EATBAu.ø, J X BEETLE lOI1LPN1 A51D _______ _________ _____ _______ ME 25 Fiat-bottomed WAVE macaw II Oil BIas author 12 Cooking vessel 14 Ceremony 17 Greek dawn 50 Devotees boat DOWN 26 Gibbon 2l Merchant guild I Prayer 28 Jargon 2 Family 30 Ousdos high member -. f, note 3 jk 32 Because 33 Areas -- Iowa 40 officious 20 Enlarge upon 41 woos Resinous fruit 44 Feminine -- Fats nickname 22 Tropical 24 (Malrauc) r r 6 7 ____ ______ THE BORN LOSER _________ ______ _____________ ___ OUR To FIT O1______ AFRAi p 19 _______ — _____ MP ID 9LAP MEAFFV JL&S I. ______ 120 — —— ____ 30 ——— ___ — ____ 43 1 can be especially rewarding for They will be both enjoyable NW 0.41*,. — —ANDThEy 41 I RATHER JUQls.Of BUT I WHArS WNG,. 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TO SH IREO IN A T(HEN SPECIAl- Skim E / stomach contents backward position with the feet off the 10 4 i -- '-' -'. i- PRISCILLA'S POP YOU MEAN 'iZ)U CT TAKE M's' SRCKEN - ______ ___________ 4FERTISI NG ' BROKERS I _____________________ CLOTHES DRYERS _______ __________________________ —_ p239 9 PR?ER OUR ~_7 .sp per cent of the 1976 goal, campaign officials announced Monday. Joe Hartwig, county chairman for this year's United Way effort, presented reports at a meeting of the Sanford Rotary Club Indicating that $32,065.63 has been collected toward the SnInole goal of $186,279. RotarIansheardreportsfrommostofthechaenof _____ the eight United Way divisions in the county. Campaign workers have until Oct. to reach the target figure. _______ per capita for the first time and last year they Increased to People who need to exercise Most people do better waiting is true that exercises that before lying down rather than en the abdomen help just one how'. I am sen $O&Rg. about $l,28 for each county resident, Hartwig said. A S21A4 kickoff effort on Sept. 28 got the 1976 drive . under way with 11.4 per cent of Its goal collected, Hartwig ld listeners. The foUowthg figures were reported for collections during the first week of the campaign: Pilot division, $9,183; feature and agency division, .. k / ___ I' $3,860; commercial di vision, $14,470; fin ancial division, $L,60, pubhc employes division, SI,IW; black dhi isio ng you $410. No figures were yet available from the professional, pecial gifts di visions. __________________________________ .,-, Just address your letter to me MODEL. iIth' '—j-j _________ in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. / ?Ui1 11), by T K. Ryan a"Y' WASAOMW fAaMOV 2AW,JM. /MAMMA IWIM..-INERES A *mpwry tj6Hr COMM FRC.S1 TH QUICKSIANP aA1 wK4-r SEQUINS s nee () COL1L.p? ava 5KkfMffXr MAWVMM wffsftw )WAmE m Vø/Mj7t bY rAwAm, SCAM ftzm —1 ry Gar ' Td ne ov me/lu 4k*:~,J I _ ' I (Th16r Lf ' _ llconseandtoaetmog. dards in the community. Orlando prefaced his remarks to the board by noting that Mike Pinter, owner of Club aivi 10 of his employes were acquitted In county co urt last week of breaking state laws concerning the exposure of _________ D J L _____ nected and a "closed" sign firmly affixed to lt Sanford door. He said that Pinter appeared on television afterwards "announcing to the wor ld" that the club would now feature the nude dancing. He said the nightspot had a sign posted that the Court decision was a "total victory for adults." Orlando said he received moretelephoflecallsandlettei., concerning the Juana operation Blast w Off, I 1 ission rcode granting the council power Herald photo by Tom Vincent) to regulate "nuisances" II) READY, a AIM ... Sanford Chamber of Commerce Personality Break. COMMUnity and to enforce laws, dding that a U.S. Supreme Court decision empower3 the i ng and Nathan Van Meter opposed _. County Back Dru ie establishment across town, nuisance. Th ey complained about drug transactions, youngsters urinating on buildings and lawns, loud music, profanity, reckless in th e Palm Plaza shopping center on South Sanford Avenue. Blast-Off owner Kenneth Eden drivin g, vandalism, littering and other disturbances in the area. could not be reached for cornment. offered pinball machines, snack bars and jukeboxes. Hot Foot's emphasized foosball, a table A half-dozen neighbors of Blast- in. fo rmation that "ocked me to the socks." Councilmen Charles Sizer b01 25th Street. Their complaints echoed testimony given by Hot Foot's neighbors. At the Hot Foot's hearing, 11 people offered swç testimony - for Blast-Off, which was located Orlando said he spent two il Blast-Off Amusements, Sanford's only remaining game room, closed its doors Friday — just four days after the city commission revoked the oc- An Oct. 11 public hearing had been set on revoking the license fast this morning. One pump on the foot pedal of the hours Monday with Jack Fulengun builds up pressure for one shot. Simultaneously, wider of State Attorney Abbott Herring's to office and was a half-cc of vaccine Is Injected Into the jet gun privileged review system. Then the patient gets It in the arm. Vaccine Arrives, Page 2 A - - ... -••-- s--. (H er ald photo by lld,ard Wills) It was all over for Blast-Off this morning as hangout's phone was discon. sexual Organs In a vulgar and indecent manner. Off attended th e Sept. 28 hearing on Hot Foot's, an amusement center on French Avenue near The two amusement centers soccer game, and did not have any pool tables. Blast-Off did have pool tables. Orlando's move to gain an pinion from McIntosh, saying they needed more time to consider the matter and that it should more properly Special Mediator Hears g F u n d B i d discussed In a work session before coming to the board for The Seminole County Corn- of st rong-arm tactics against action. Sizer said Or lando was mission today voted to sponsor persons arrested in drug raids "grandstanding." ___________________ Se rn i n o I e Sc ho o I s p u the Central Florida Task Force Three law enforcement in its $237, application for agencies withdrew from the By KRIS NASH Moore, called as th e .SF.A's money," Moore told the special federal funds used to battle task force. They were_____________ the Today tes Do drug-related activities in Brevard County Sheriff's Seminole and other counties. Department, Orlando Police Dennis Stuart, ad- Department and the Orange Herald Staff Writer first witness by association master. -It's putting class size executive director F.E. (Gene) as your number one priority The president of the Seminole Grooms, said class size is a and adjusting the budget acAround The Clock ..........4-A Education Associaton (SEA) question of "basically, where cordingly." Bridge . .. ...............#.B told a special mediator today the principal puts the ClaSs size was the first of __________________________ ministrative assistant of the County Sheriff's Departinent. Orlando-based Drug EnforceAfter the three agencies Calendar ..............3-A ment Administration IDEA), said the federal grant will be withdrew, the Orange County Comics....................4-B that reduction of class sizes in priorities" in each Individual seven items to be brought county schools would upgrade school. before Stowell for con- matched by $43,000 In funds Commission also backed out of Crossword ............4-B the level of education received "It's not a case of a lot of sideration. Others include 4-A by students and would cost area money coming into the (school) recognition. salary schedules, from nine Florida law en- its role as DEA sponsor. Then Editorial'. ......... pril V the Seminole County Dear Abby ........... forcement agencies. system," Moore said, "it's compensation and expenses, Commission agreed to a.sswne Dr. Lamb ............ ...4-B William Moore made the simply a matter of priorities medical and health protection, Stuart said the agency plans the role as the go-between horoscope .............4-B statement in testimony given within each school. Does the term of agreement and Into increase th e number of local Hospital ... ........... ..2-A before Douglas Stowell, a principal put (the p agents. agents from 11 to 20. Present agency for federal ag riority) in Stitutional considerations. . Obituaries .............2-A specij mediator sent in by the class size, or does he put it in funding expired on Dec. 31. Stowell, whose name was Stuart indicated tod ay the Sports. ...........7-A state to hear arguments on administrative and clerical, or selected from a l 'Me task force came under three agencies may rejoin Telesislou ist submitted 2-B items that have stalled contract custodial and maintenance, or by the Florida Public Employes fire earlier this year after so me before grant application Is Weather ..............2-A nrentic' agents were auei made. NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. flubert if. bladder. Barring unforeseen compli cations, the Minneso(a Democat could beba ckonf his by early December, his surgeon says. Humphrey, 65, was admitted to the hospital Monday and was to undergo tests today. The _ _______ ______ i ' revoke the topless go-go establishment's occupational ' preparation for the removal of a cancerous ' -. A . Humphrey, reportedly In his usual good amlow ______ I U 5K 7M7 XZR _qx Pw =WMS L4QLY 7)as £W/44lE10 . Women .............1-B Knife _ "I thought about a meaningful relationship with Bob, but I found out it involved cooking!" RY alter (üicf I (Innan S oriaraio was unsuccessful In gaiflingiofficient support from his colleagues to have the at. tOtfly interpret city law to find If e council has authority to Surgeon's Awaits Humphrey 10 DOONESBU TUMBLEWEEDS Chi.stensen took 11w adion . negotiations for Seminole's whatever' approximately 1,600 teachers. "It's not a case of more SeeMEDIATOR, Page 2-A education and s ' envelope with 50 cents for it. .LiWERED _____ Seminole County United Way workers have already _______ cntract your abdominal complete Information. Others who want this Issue can send a muscles, relax teni and long, stamped, self-addressed THIS is 2l9 9 . % Mark collected monies or pledges amounting to more than 17 di Th th e Heal Letter num be r 4-8, support the back and are often Hiatal Hernia, Esophageal very useful. You can stand or Sit up straight and vnlllntisrijy Reflux, to give fllI more ELECTRIC I muscles. Remember, though, I streng Tq~J n Hartwig prefaced ereports by remarking that each year United Way goals have grown higher but that they have always been met. In 1974, contributions exceeded $l th - Fu d you squeeze the collapeibie while doing leg lift exercises to bottle with lntra.abdomjnal strengthen your a bd ominal pressure from exercise or by ________ P1 I'lie hanging Position is good other means you will squeeze do not rccommend these for you the stomach contents out the if you have any e vidence at all of back pr0lems unless your open bottle top. Also it you ben over you will cause the same own doctor has first approved 01 them. thing AND ERNEST 4. 17 by Gill Fox lie flat the stomach contents for many back ailments. You would run out of the bottle. If will get some mild traction oi l — diaphragm connected to the p'i;ition. esophagus. Obviously when you 1 GLANCES SIDE floor, then you can do modified into the lower esophagus. think of it as if the leg lifts while hanging. If you You stomach were a collapsible use a bar in the doorway you water bo ttle wi th the top off and can brace your head against the the top of the bottle Inserted top of the wall or top of the door through the hole in the jamb to help you hold yo ur - by Al WRE NOT THAT KIND OF PLACE, p good bid. It would only fall and will receive copies of because of the 3-0 trump JACOB)' MODERN I enough to pull yo urself up and hole in the diaphragm, results In a leakage of the hold yourself in the chin-up -" -- office. Hepointedto various sections of the city Charter and criminal (Do you have a question mere two-heart overcall. His newspaper. The Jacobys ws ____ Monday night. - observed the operation of the court. William Nolan, also known as FredVlCk James Gearing, 37, of Beach, pleaded dWity to a Iriff-UM -bzgft of Udor& Middle School. He had given an incorrect nzne and address to Police and a bondsman when arrested and failed to appear in . circuit court for t rial on March fl. Already sentenced to a four-year prison term from Orange "I've been in seven prisons and I'm not proud of it. If someone had taken the time with me that you (Judge Cowan) took defendants appearing before you today, I wouldn't be here." on _ cityhave L setthe moral standards. authorities say Is also wanted for escape from a Texas prison, Immunization program In Central Florida, "We power to outlaw looked toward the visiting students in court room and said, demonstrates the Ped-Jet gqn for the Greater nudity In Casselberry," he d. move toward a slam later. four-club bid was a mild slam answer individual questions can hang onto as a chinning too. ur hearts he still thought envelopes are enclosed The DEAR READER — Hiatal bar. Some people put one in a about a further bid." most interesting questions hernia, the he','nla of part of the doorway and use it for chin-up Oswald: "Six hearts Is a will be used in this column stomach through an enlarged exercises. If you are strong - TRYING TO EARN MONEY TO A second exercise method is appreciate your reply aiid -; 10 All his bids except the last - than on any other Item before the city during his two years In try and when I signed off at if stamped, self-addressed fo ; '""' the all-time greats, sat South. many of my neighbors would to use a bar or something YOU , - - STEW... I d. one of . County and three years from Pinellas County, Nolan, who Tom Cook, regional coordinator of th e swine flu favor, g u I a t'ip - Judge Cowart also meted five years probation for a second doing Uem as it may worsen domlnal muscles each time you gave him slight problems. He for the experts? Write 'Ask my Natal hernia. I would really lift the leg will help a lot, had a tremendous hand for a the Jacobys" care of this . DED.' / * reconunend here. If you can stand comfortably with one hand on a table or strong chair I was wondering if! should quit while contracting the ab- we' IV; North 2 V. It Is what is sometimes that creates swings In their called a temporizing bid and exercises was hiatal hernia and standi ng- Standing leg lifts (N SLICES SOut h as such is a one-round force. back but also cause pressure In Jim: "Here Is a hand to South may just be asking Illustrate. I was North. Th ou can stand on one foot and game was rubber bridge e North to choose the final the abdominal region. You said an exception to doing these leg then raise the other leg while contract or many be going ln the late John Crawfor by Stoffel a Hoirn&hl I R!CO4ME Anyone with back problems all really great bridge players should check wi th his doctor have Is table presence. They before doing the exercises I seem to have a sixth sense the three-heart bid by South in th e sequence: North 1 Re Cassel berry City• Atty. th Mc!ntoshwudll.j byMayorGeraldoj school." What is the significance of Oswald: "Theone thing that J u an a determine the city's authority and responsibility to regulate the operations at Club Juana, amid a chorus of "Amen," from a packed council chamber the Howard University business administration Tate claims to have earned, because on the forged local check the woman's name, Imprinted on the document, wasn't spelled right In the forged signat ure and "hundred" was also incorrectly spelled. "You want the esteem and status of a medical doctor," court noted, "but you don't wan t to pay the price of 10 years in the Impression it was a bluff — not a sure th ing." Pass 4 Pass Pass Dbl. Pass Pass Redbl. Pass pass Pau Opening lead 9 \.. a doctor, "You're an unusual person, Mr. Tate," Cowart d, "but you Oswald: "Johnny's redouble was the frosting on the cake. He must have knowo that West and East would not run to four spades." Jim: "Tha t's what he tol me afterwards. He said tha he redoubled Instantly to give West Neflb K want to go through all that He admitt ed under questioning by Cowan that he visited jio1e Mem orial Hospital while In Sanford and Impersonating away undoubled." 4A—K Q 6 Both vulnerable the na usea which Ihad after my abdomen while keeping that noon nap. Because of back open bottle upright. £ £10743 5.7111 aK3 K9s6532 Dr • DEAR DR. LAMB - Your UK & MEEK £J$2 _______________________ BYLawTeflCCE.LaXnb,M.D. P. West was one o EAST (DI His partner had opened the £AJ5754 bIdding. He held a sure trump V— trick and a side king. •AQ4 Crawford wasn't going to get • ., pharmacist and while dating her stole her CheckbOOk. He adrnitted forging a hundred dollar check payable to "Dr. C.R. Tate, M.D." and endorsing the check and cashing It at the Goldsboro Bar on W. 13th St. Tate told the court that his mother was a Chicago doctor who those frustrated near experts:V WEST £96 VQJ7 K 10965 Abolity Exercise SPACE Jim: " 95 - year's probation In 1974 In Chicago after he ad up a lddwc oo treated Patients and was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. Tate said he came to Sanford 'to took around," met a local fly OSWAIJ) and JAMES JACOBY — break. I suppose he had noted NORTH something in West's manner 10 2 that told him trumps weren't 2 going to break." .i 8132 Hemia Limits _______ OUTER . - , —— 4 I THEM IN THE 6UN —— — — n Henld Staff wrfter ,jburglary In Walton and Osceola counties and said that he got a WIN AT BRIDGE 45 by Bob Mont ________________________ ; A 211-year-old Jacksonville man who admitted traveling the 1 .. 11 .. PIe1dlng guilty to forging a $100 check stolen from a pharmacist. Roy Tate, who told Qrcult Judge Joe A. Cowed Jr. that be has ?dXflJelf many times as "Dr. CR. Tate, M.D.," Is already serving two year, in state prison for violation of probation in a Jacksonville bed check case. __ Judge Cowart ordered the probation in the loia1 ii the prison term. "I'm accepting you for you really are fraud," Cowart told Tate, and ordered a3acondJtion ofprobafton that be I. r no circumstances, at any time Impersonate a medical doctor," ' men Greets Move By DONNA ESTES , for. When you act like ramifications, — VIRGO (Aug. Z3-SpL 22) Be take charge person, you'll especially tolerant of those you respect of your peers. — — deal with on a one-to-one basis YOURBIRTHDAY today. Kindness can cement a Oct. 5, I!71 — bond. LIBRA ept. 230ct. 23) Try to apportion. your tIme Situations where you can put thtsyearsoyoucanunde your keen Imagination into play projects of a creative nature. 38 '4#t - .. g? cowdry posing as a medical doctor and even once opening a "clinic" was pla ced on seven years probation ———— ARCHIE hoo By BOB LLOYD ReraldStaff Writer you today. Avoid the mundane. rewarding to you. 10.4 lin , matters before you commit You'reafarbetterleadertoday yourself today. Understand all than yo u give yourself 21 — ____ —— ________________ 28 129 31 18 10 Cents .. "No." ssary —— Ir O LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) It is not lend out, speak up. Say nece understanding of any business PISCES (Feb. 20-Much )) 4 24 ___________________ ____ — Needs Into decisions —— ': - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11) Don't let yourself be preutred today. Make up Be watchful of your possessions your mind when you feel you're and resources today. If you have something you'd rather ready. a _ 7 __________byAr?S.nsom _____ HH*H, t'M 3 Tate CANCER (June 21-July 22) that tough. 46 Take food _____________________ __ _____ _____ Dr. then), you'll find they aren't too eager. r — ______________________ domineering, they'll only bug real interests will center around family matters. This s yo u ) as It should be. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 Thre's room at top for you CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Ja today, if you climb carefully. 19) Today, don't view probie You'll trip yourself up if you're timidly. Once you face up to 34 Locations 36 Monte 38— Mne goddess 31 Flecks substances 32 Alloys used for 4 City on the r 31 Winter 32711—Price Don't buck re feel Setz.rland West Virginia 9 Brazilian October Tu!y,5, 1976 Sanford, Florida tides and because of your Intense and use you obvious concern for thee well-being today. tied down. SAGI1TARW(NOv.2Dec. TAURUS April 20-May 20) Today, pick pets who are not too 21) Though m.iiy things will vie outgoing.!! they're too loud or for your attention today, your y• Island 6 Fruit drinks 27 Finnish capital lSoclaI.y.nt 2lEazsofcorn ' spirit 5 Ural 5 Tattles ritlif SCORPIO (Oct- 24-NOV. 22) ARIES (Marth 21-April 19) You may not be able to act like Those who are fond of you will the blithe spirit you want to be be even more enamored ____ ______ ______ ________ '°"fltC 23 ActuatiN 69th Year, No. ____ _____ 15 Organization mini of American name States (ab.) 45Rsyerin I6Dlrks TIeS, 18 Greek fteq. 19 Walked on °'01" 21 Cattle genus 48 English poet 22 Surpass -. For Tu.sday, Octob.r 5, 1976 ________________ tributary 40 City of flght 42 Daughter of Zeus (myth.) 3 12 p. BEETLE BAILEY ___________ _________________ ng I V RyBERMSEDEOSOL CE _______ ism Som.rser 9BiIowfn 10UtopIan d.. ____ resort capital t _________________________ HOROSCopE operation Thursday will probably last six to eight hours. Atanews conference Monday, Dr. Willet F. Whiternore said, "We have cvery reason to anticipate he will survive ive the sur erv, h a ve _ _ Did 4 __ __ 111116- three years ago for what was described until -' [OS ANGELES AP, — Former Secretary of Agriculture Earl Buu tnet twice with di rectors of the depa rtment's Cooperative Extension Services and helped then, cir. cuinvent federal laws against racial dis- / '- crimination in hiring in seven states, the Los Angeles limes said today. last April. Quoting unnamed sources in the Depart- - ruent of Agriculture, the 'fumes said Butz . secretly met twice in l3 wub directors of the department's Cooperative Extension Ser'.tces (rum the states for the purpose of get. Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, to sueceed Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana in the post Senate majority leader. Humphrey also isrunnlng for his fifth term in the Senate, hot issaidto be to little danger of losing. States ws to the useful Political life he has led to date." The immedi ate political effect of Humphrey's illness is unclear. The former vice president has been cam gnIng, against Help Shun An ti-B "ias L a an uneventful convalescence and be restored the last few days as a borderline tumor. He had been receiving an anticancer drug until Butz ting around the civil tights laws. There was no immediate comment frii BUTZ Hutz, who resigned Monday because of an ubicv ne racial slur aguia blacks. [)epart.mcnt records show that programs in Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Low. smna, Mar>land and Texas already had been found in violation of federal bans on di~,_ crinunatory hiring and faced funding cutoffs at the time 01 the meetings. Butz reportedly helped the states escape punishment by altering department regulation, to extend for an unilmited amount of time the deadline for agencies to com ply with the hiring standards, the Tunes said. Butz, who had tears in his eyes when annoimed his resignation Monday at tl White House, said he ,, 'continue to work tirelessly" for Ford's dection : :" �!A—Ivula1N.ns..,tpL Tusy,OtL1.,rn 'I NATM Government Expected To Tenant Input No. 2, -I By JAcQUEUNE DOWD HereM SI WTNer Friction has developed between Sanford Housing Authority Commissioner Jolvi Colbert and members of the Economy Report Show Growth WASHINGTON (AP) - The government's report later this month on economic growth is expected to show that the U.S. economy grew at a disappointing rate of about 4 per cent in the third quarter of this year. Thisis the opinion of economists both in and out of government who are ptzled about why the economy has bogged down after such Promising growth earlier this year. c Criminal Exe utions WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearer Criminal Colbert lad night confirmed a quote whlchappearedhi a recent edition of the Orlando Times, a black-oriented weekly, deal ing with his decision-makIng. "li the tenants ward 'A' and the staff says do 'B' I'm going to vote for 'B" Colbert said in a discussion following Monday night's commission workshop. "I want to help," he said, "but! have to rely on the staff." Tenant Input In all decisIons made by the homing aut hority commission Is required by tenants council. (bibert, the newest member of the commission, was ap pointed to the board hi June. "I'm not in favor of an all-black board," said City Cornmissioner A.A. McClanahan, who nominated Colbert for the job. Vaccine 's Here; Shots By 19th Sa ys federal l)epurtment of Homing and Urban Development guidelines, The Importance of' tenant participation in decision. making was stressed In a June letter from HUD Regional Director R.W. Bmbirk, who was responding to a lid of complaints presented to housing officials during tenant picketing of the housing authority office in May. In other action at the Monday night meeting, the cornmfiiLon.js delayed a de cision CoMmiss ion on an annual contributions contract with HUD. The complex document, which Executive Director Thomas Wilson m explained would authorize HUD to release funds to the local housing authority, was given to the commissioners at a meeting Sept. . "I still don't understand it," said Commissioner George Brown, who represents tenants on the board. "You just shoulcki't vote on something you don't understand." Evetilm ii.ea, laMsrt P1. Colbert urged approval of the document, after Wilson said there was no other way for the local housing authority to get money from MUD. Governor Holds Key To Electrocution Switch Chairman Edward Blacksheare asked Commission Wilson to get a letter of ex planation from HUD lawyers. The commissioner, also reviewed a proposed model lease for tenants. A final copy of the lease is expected to be present at the comm1ss1on' next regular meeting Oct. 11 By JEAN PATITON , y . the Mediator Med'i'ator Hears Free Energy Plan Introduced OCALA (A?) - An (ala man. skéci the ciiTto take part in an innovative solar energy plan that he says will reap him profits, put money In city coffers and still cut electric bills for homeowners, Ken Wilson, president of Wilcon Corp., said he will ask city council tonight to approve an experiment to put free solar energy hot water heaters into 25 homes. Under the plan, the customer would pay for use of the solar energy water heater but the amount is less than he would pay for electrical power to heat his water, Wilson said. Council president Gerald Ergle said the plan hinges on the accuracy of a BTU meter designed to measure the amount of solar energy used to heat water. Disputes Home B Probed ri to I— , I Nothing spreads the word like theYellow Pages. If 'ure opening a new business. let the Yellow Rues hcJ iou. Thisser.Ahreecu( of every fouraduJtswill,,,j, Ior , n(orn1ni,n. re11(is It) .'c. Pwes Sale', Rep can design an advcrii.sin,, progrzuni for sou ituill help these poienuiiJ customers find you. nest hu',jney.,.,. th Yefl4'ss Pitesjc i' sj,'r ,f )uf Yeik,w It' IttJ3c.',. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION * , ,., . "; AMERICA . I .01 f Subscribers', 09 I BEEF MEAT PRICES ARE . CALENDAR_Z TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 Free blood pressure tests, 24 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm. ti __ ' "s - ____ ATTENTI Medicare I ""a- [ __ U 0 - y. L)1SCOVER _______'1142 .> , U.N. To Hear Minister WEATHER ER __________ THE MEAT I NONE — HOSPITAL NOTES Aiicl Pierre. For:e i;eo/;Ie across lowi: t'/IO CW11?OI see :e .ign. re mc :e Ye/iou' Riges. - Oviedo City Council Elects New Chairman -- - —'- At Lake Mary 4101". ' _____ IN BRIEF Open House , Pane! Ponders Sewers PSC Okays H Ike In VV. Sp r iii gs Addresses IMF Meeting IF1- I Nancy C. McLean, DeBary Mrs. Robert (Ann) Benson & The committee studying a Eloise I. Chester, Deltona proposed regional sewer system girl for north Seminole Is scheduled to Charles 1... Jaeger, Deltona meet at 7:30 tonight In Sanford Mrs. Sanford: Thomas (Wanda) city hail. Lucille D. Marks, Deltona Broa9on, girl Elizabeth C. McClelland The committee members, who represent Semin Jesus Morales, Deltona Meg M. Burke ole County! Frank W. Mohr and the cities of Sanford and Lake Mary, are Mary C. O'Cnnor, Deltona expect ed to make a Major Car,in Jr. Jean B. Pittard decision on the location of treatment plants for R. Harry Orbertson, Deltona H. B. Hall the regional ! Lucille Stanley system. James W. Snyder, Deltona William F Hughes Mildred W. Stemper Richard A. Massey, Lake Erma J. Jamlson _____________________________ Willie J. Sutton Mary Kate M. Moore EWning Heruld Priscilla Thorpe Mary Ilittell, Lake Monroe Ruth ie L. Payne Kenneth Travis DISCIMRGFs Fred F. Roettger Kimberly D. Willink ______ Tuesday October 5, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 39 Sanford: Margaret H. Smitn Pub,$hd o.,.. Sunday, eucpf SâfU,djy and Everlean Ste1nmeyr by The S..nI,d Herald. Inc.. OQ N 33111 Ave SanfOrd Fla Michael Waters Second Class Po,taq Paid George Harhalos, Altan:cnte at Sanford. FIO,dj 32111 ________________________________________________________________ ur,', Di'I.r S Sprin gs "'"I'4. $ cents Month 52 '0 6 st : 'v,. 52N 40 t18 M,, I In F or d.I Urn,. hi Edith Cleaver, [)dllary lc .r ', 4 t',r $ 210 8 Monday's high 85, today's low LW., 7:45 p.m., low 1:83 a.m., Mnt, 37620 '2 c $ i 'o Alvin C. Hayden, DeBary 1$. 1: p.m. Joseph J. Kaelin, DeBary Partly cloudy through .hfi r 'elioii, DeBary Port Canaveral: high 7:G7 Wednesday, with highs in Eve!).. M. Steen,, DeBary ,a.m., 7:18 p.m., low 12:53 a.m., mid lows around Fern E. Benedict, Lake Mary Mostly easterly winds at 10 1:12 P. 1776 Oliver E. SJoblom, Lake mp.h. Ilsyport: high 12:5* am., Mary BICENTENNIAL TON1OgRoW'STW , 1:3 p.m., low 7:23 LW., 7:44 AlItne Barwick, !.ongw'od 11 Daytona Beach: high 7:5 p.m. i:t:i .1 11 :1;., - U.S. Treasury Secretary — OCTOBER 'j ADMI&SIONS board found ins hearing in mid. seizure efforts. Meanwhile Alexander is August that the primates, frequently reported running at scheduled for a Jury trial hi the WWI WU VS Wuv's loves Sanford, and will be proving It SaturdayIrving Gussow, attorney for large and subjects of numerous county court's criminal division when 25 cents on every hamburger sold at Wuv's will Geneva animal trainer Rudolf complaints to authorities are Friday at 9 a.m. before Judge SANFORD be donated for the beautification of Sanford through Alexander, said today his client "neglected" animals. Hall on four comb co of violation will ask County Court Judge Judge flafi has scheduled an of the county's animal control Cl? (Community Improvement Project). Mrs Wallace Hall to appoint a Oct. 15 hearing in the chimp ordinance. Walter (Bill) Glelow, coordinator for CIP, which is special Investigative panel sponsored by the Sanford Woman's Club, Junior made up of out-of-county Woman's Club and Chamber of Commerce, presents residents and experts to probe he CIP Salutes plaque to Wuv's manager, Bob TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Attorneys for t death last week at the Lester Maddox and Roger MacBride say they DuPrea, in recognition of the attractive landscaping oldcounty pound of Otto, five-yearImpounded chimpanzee plan to appeal a federal judge's ruling that effos made at the Wuv't business, owned by Alexander. their clients lack enough support In Florida to "We want a non-partisan appear on the presidential ballot. board to Investigate Otto's But attorneys for U.S. Labor Party canThe Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) Monday death and to see if he received didate Lyndon La Rouche, also suing to get on cruel, inhuma3e treatment on a 2-1 vote granted a rate increase to the North the ballot, say they are reassessing whether to while in the custody of county Orlando Water and Sewer Co. expected to more than double utility continue their separate suit In light of the animal control officers," bills for Winter Springs residents. Commissioner Paula Hawkins of Maitland was the only Gussow said. He said a motion Monday ruling by U.S. District Judge William seeking the probe panel's ap- member of the three-person board to vote against the Increase. Stafford, Mrs. Margaret McKibben and Mrs. Donna Fielding, who had pointment will be made in a In a written order, Stafford explained his county court civil case pending led petition drives over the weekend, garnering more than 700 reasons for denying ballot positions to Maddox against Alexander In which signatures of the city's 1,200 households opposing the increase, and MacBride at the end of a five-howAssistant State Atty. Randy attended the PSC hearing on the citizen's behalf. Seminole County officials today were Seminole Community College (SCC), mental hearing last Friday. Mayor Troy Piland said today the PSC granted an interim Kramer has asked the court to awaiting word from Atlanta as to how many health centers and others. mps Increase In rates, putting off the final increase until March 1. He federall y funded Jobs will be saved because of chi Bedsole said it wouldn't be fair to em- order four remaining Geneva said the exact amount of the hike will be known when a report Is seiz ed at exa er's Al nd President Ford's approval last weekend of a ployes to "get their hopes up" now and then received from the state agency. are a home and given to the 1.6-billion unemployment.ngg measure. later find out all the positions won't be funded. Piland reiterated the city's stand challenging the authority of Beca use of a lack of funds In Title Six of Title Six was the largest CETA program in Central Florida 7 the PSC to set rates in Winter Springs, adding some possibility the Comprehensive Employment and Seminole County. Last year, it funneled $1.6 Meanwhile, the Seminole remains that the county commission may rescind a resolution It Training Act (CETA), program, county ofmillion into Semln3Ie's war chest to employ County Commission this adopted last year turning over the regulation of privately-owned flclals had anticipated Laying off 204 Seminole workers on public service jobs. Earlier this morning instructed Exec. MM. utilities in both the Incorporated and unincorporated workers by Jan. 31 of next year. areas of the summer, Bedsole was notified Title Six was Roger Nelswender to ask the county to the state agency. CETA Director Jim Bedsole said he hopes scheduled to be phased out. county's animal advisory board "I'm asking City Atty. Gary Massey today to look into the to know something about how many Jobs will to reconside r its decision to validity of the county rescinding the resolution," Piland said. County officials began transfering saved by be the end of this month. take four chimps away from "I don't think the current county commission would take the workers to Title Two. But officials soon "It may be 204; it could be 104," Bedsole Ale x ander. ti ac on, but there will be a new coun real ized insufficient funds existed to go county commission next mon th said this morning. "I don't know how much (after the general election when incu around. And the decision was made to phase incumbents Mike Hattaway money we're talking about." The county animal control defeated out 204 workers by Jan. 31. primary and Sid Vihlen, who did not run for re"If we said anything at this point, we'd be emecuron, step down.) speculating," Bedsole added. Roger Neiswender, seminole County's "Then, we'll ask that they rescind the current resolution and Before county officials can made accurate Exec. Asst., said commissioners will allocate redraft MANILA, The Philippines (AP) - U.S. it excluding the municipalities," he said. Predictions, Washington must notify Atlanta the funds after recommendations from the Treasury Secretary William E. Simon cauPiland said the "nuts and bolts" of the Issue Is that the elected how much money is available. Then Atlanta Manpower Advisory Board. city council will be more responsive to the people and the utility tioned impatient poor nations today against must apportion funds to the different counties But Bedsole said nothing can be done until than the PSC. "The past record of the PSC has been that they are seeking a "quick fix" to solve their economic - including Seminole, the CETA office in Atlanta alerts Seminole responsive to the util ities and not responsive to the citizens," problems. The 204 employes are scattered throughout County about its share of the $1.6-billion Piland said. Area law enforcement county government and other entities such as Addressing the joint annual meetings of the nationwide pie. — Prickett officers and citizens of International Monetary Fund (IMF) and (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESCIVED, Lake Mary have been Invited to an open house World Bank, Simon also urged oil-rich lands to tonight at Lake Mary's new join the United States in emergency measures po li ce sta tion on E. Crystal to ensure that World Bank funds for the Lake Drive, according to poorest countries do not run out. Councilwoman and He said the U.S. economy is showing a "well Chamber of Commerce TA fi balanced" recovery, although he predicted a President DeLoreg Lash. FEATURING Mrs. Lash said the open slowdown of economic expansion in 1977. OVIEDO The city council property on Lang Lake, site of purchase of a Hurst Power 'fool HEAVY WESTERN house w ill be held from 7 to Monday night elected Coun- proposed 19-lot Harbor Woods from Firefighter Equipment 9 cilman Robert Whittier to serve subdivision, USDA CHOICE from A-I Co. of Jacksonville at $4,941. as chairman fn,' the- g.,mI,,n ,. o , LU XV* l3IUflLt. LAZY AGED year. Also taking the oath of A public hearing will be held UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - Chinese - - - - - - - CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - office were newly-elected Nov. 1 prior to final adoption of Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua today councilmen David Evans, John the ordinance. I makes China's first major foreign policy A. Kuhn and Ray Beasley, who I The council also approved the • address since Mao Tse-tung's death, and the ' ON! wasre.e1ected toanothertw main question is what new insults he'll heap year term in t he Sept. 7 elec-. 9 i on the Russians. tion. I PARK AVE. and 25th ST. -.• I I The Chinese gave a foretaste of the probable SAN FORD AVE AT 4th ST. Beasley has served two I ,,'w. tone of Chiao's speech on Monday when Amcomplete terms on the council I bassador Lai Ya-1i lashed into a Sovietas well asa split one-ye 's __________________________ .1 proposed pact on disarmament as "shop-worn and ran uncontested for the I Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... I group five seat. Evans replaced trash" and a "mockery of common sense" by .. W brother Arthur Evans in the a "superpower frantically engaged in in' .BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS. group three post. Two-term tensified arms expansion." Councilman Kuhn won reC election by only three votes .OXYGEN 0 • COMMODES over challenger Ben Beasley. Z * HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS o The other carry-over official on council is Charles Pratt, • WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT > WORLD Cafe MICAm By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ____________________________________________ CETA J Saved9e Only 'Speculation' - - money Is missing or that anyone is g'iity of anything," Grant said Monday. According to available city hail records It does not appear that Mrs. Sall was bonded. Grant held a meeting lad week with Hartsock and Public Safety Director Douglas Keller and made the request for the audit. Hartsock had several days earlier written a letter to the city II*lng four Items specifically criticizing practices In accounting with the municipal court fines and forfeitures handled by the former court clerk in the police department. Hesalda bank a_it had been set up to handle cash appearance bonds and tines by the municipal court to provide a place for daily deposits of cash and checks received there, thus limiting the amow*on hand In the pollee station. But, he said, the deposits were not being made daily as money was received. Hartsock said the money was held for long periods of time, sometimes as much as a month. Amounts ranged from $2,000 to $5,ow. This large amount of money covering a long period of time causes problems in tracing and handling cases beck through the records and creates difficulties in following lip checks returect. because of Inftcicnt funds, the accountant said. Impartial Probe Sought By Dead Chimp' s Owner Maddox To Appeal Decision KimbroughAsks Freeman Quiz T. An audit of the Longwood Police Department's municipal court account has begun and a report is expected later this week, according to City Council Qialnnan J.B. Grant. Grant, In asking for the adl1, :ld it was found that several pre.numijered recels had been ripped from a book and that difficulty was seen In finding all receipt books by the auditor, Harold Hartsock of the Sanford accounting firm of Fitzpatrick and Hartsock. Grant said that it was discovered that the police department had been selling for $1 each photo Identification cards and the resulting revenues were placed In the department's police benevolent account, in violation of city policy. This practice has been Mopped, Grant said. Last year, after Councilman Gerard Cowuell discovered that the police depart. meat was selling the copies and placing the receipts In the police benevolent fund, that Practice was stopped. Those revenues are now placed In city's general fund. Grant called for the audit after the mwIrourt clerk, Joy' quit her Job c'rcral weeks ago. "I'm i esyin g any Florida's first legal execution since 1964 is up to Gov. Reubin Askew, but officials say It's Probably at least six months away, The U.S. Supreme Court removed the last legal barrier to executions when it declined Monday to reconsider its July 2 decision upholding Florida, Georgia and Texas death penalty laws. The high court lifted an order which barred executions while It was deciding whether to reconsider its position that capital punIshment is constitutional. Florida has 79 prisoners under the death sentence, Offender Rehabilitation Secretary Louie Wainwright said he has developed information on each condemned prisoner and will give it to Askew, 1, I shot. The arm where the shot Is Herald Staff Writer administered might become l. slightly inflamed for a short -' The first lfl,000 doses of period, said Smith. I swine flu.. vaccine have been Because fertilized eggs are ,/ checked Into Central Florida, used to grow th e swine flu with more shipments expected vaccine, persons a ''. -. llergic to shortly. This means Seminole eggs should not have the shots County's twine flu.; vaccination until their physician has tested program could begin by the them !',r allergic reactions to T7Wr f next Week by ns N (HeistS PS the cctia,e... ....... (Fr m left Iable)TI)ouglas Stowell, Phyllis (Bud, Layer, Ernest Cowley, Roger Il. rh, Daniel least by Oct. l. The swine flu V$Cd1lStIOfl Russell, Steven Rosenthal, F. E. (Gene) Grooms. Dagg, The vaccination program Is offers protection only of a Put nation ot wide effort to swine flu, and her flu1 shots (From left In audience) School Supt. William J) VW Plant To Be Dedicated ptvtut a pandemic (world- will not be any protection NEW STANTON, Pa. (AP) - The contract wide epidemic) of the swine flu against the swine flu, the doctor this winter, Dr. Edwa rd W.P. warned. He added that the that brought Vokiwagen to Pennsylvania will Smith, acting state vaccine can help prevent be signed again today In dedication :flu, but cannot cure a patient ceremonies at the German auto maker's first Sanford Chamber of Commerce once swine flu is contracted. more student-oriented teaching teachers in terms of North American plant. (Continued From Page IA) Stenstrom, "of any school Personality Breakfast this Smith recommended tha thods, and more Individual job that's required." t Relations The plant is aimed at improving VolkCommission (PERC) me di strict in the date - of which morning. personsintheover45agegroup to the local instruction" by Seminole swagen's competitiveness with imports of Questioned by school board we have 67 - which would , Dr. Smith explained that the have the hivalent vaccination , told u attending the hearing teachers. attorney Douglas Stenstrom as comply with the class (size outbreak of the A-New Jersey which protects against both small cars from Japan, and it will bring th concept differed from to who would at he wo ul d act as "bo th stra bear the expense guidelines) that you have in of In fl uenza (swine flu) swine flu and the A-Victoria flu j foreign competition to Detroit's doorstep as udge and jury in terms of fact- st raight reduction of teacher- Involved in slashing class sizes proposed? Or let's take Central at Ft. Dix, N.J., last winter strain which was prevalent the domestic manufacturers move toward student ratios on a countywide — which wo d ul mean hiring Florida. Do you know of any in caused concern because it is during last winter's fl . 5U500. finding." Production of their own small cars. basis, Moore said, adding: more teachers — Moore our area here that wouh* master hearings si'nhlarto the dralnofijijlsenza Persons in the 1845 comply with th age intended to be informal," Just because one class has 25 stressed the re-a which caused 20 million deaths bracket need only the gement e class sizes you students, we f unding priorities, propose?" world-wide in 1918-19. Weapons Announcement monovalent vaccination, giving Stowell said. "The purpose IS to for another class to ha ve 50 gather facts which are "The taxpayers are paying As a result, President Ford protection against swine flu Moore said he did not, but stud ts en somewhere across WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford is it by bo ed th asked Congress for funds to sides in order county. the maximum millage now," added that he thought sufficient He said that healthy persons M funds were avail able to finance conduct the biggest vaccination under 18 years of age did not to make a finding of fact and a said, " I expected to announce soon new policies to re't .s- b is out, why we don't think you could charge in recommendation as to the the red uction from other U.S. 'balancing history prior to th e onset need to th em any be vacc ated, but in strain the spread of nuclear weapons, inth Is a fair systenc more." at issues that are at impasse." of this sources, such as "contingency winter's flu se as on. children with "high-risk" cluding international control of spent atomic Stowell's recommendations — for the students or for the Dr. Smith said that scientists conditions such as diabetes, "Do you know," asked or carryover" monies. fuel and sanctions against nations violating could not say for certain that a pulmonary or cardiac problems will go to t he school board anti-weapon safeguards. wit hin 30 da ys after the swine flu pandemic would occur should get the bivalent (sw1 Portions of the White House plan parallel o in gs close. The this winter, but that If it did, flu and Victoria flu..) must then hold a public hearing suggestions outlined by Democratic presidenmillions of deaths could result this age group, two shots and the cost in hospitalization, required , each one month before It can take any action on tial nominee Jimmy Carter, especially the matters. me dications and loss of income apart. Sheriff's investigators today proposals he made in a speech last month. Deputy LM. Ford said the Sanford, where he was listed in Moore told Stowell that the were looking for $2,600 in could rim as high as $25 billion. Robert Daehn, coordinator loot, burglars entered the residence fair condition Monday after He said the Asian fl u pan- for the swine flu, inoculation SEA felt reducing the number' Including 'an 'antique 'chrorñe of Helen P. Fitzpatrick, 406 falling from the back of a truci Auto SWike Talks Stalled demic of 157, and Hong Kong program in Seminole Co unty, of students In'hch c1asoot slot machine, taken In.. an Georgia Ave., a e aIiug near Geneva. flu pandemic of 1968 caused said that inoculation centers would produce "better Altamonte Springs residential glass door and ha DETROIT (AP) - The United Auto uled off a .lny9tigaling officers said thousands of deaths and cost would be set up at four points in discipline, more innovative, burglary. era and Massy suffered head and arm color television, a cam Workers and the Ford Motor Co., after sucmillions of dollars. the county: Sanford Chamber lenses, two tape recorders, Injuries w hen he tell from a "This mass immunization is a of Commerce; Altamonte cessfully maneuvering through the major stereo equipment and the an- rooting company truck On SR-4** calculated gamble," said Springs Civic Center; Oviedo issues in a new contract, reportedly have tique slot machine that accepts west of Geneva that wa Smith, "bid we feel It's better to High School and Longwood stalled over secondary matters. dimes, hauling trash to the county' have an immunization program Elementary School. Negotiators recessed late Monday night and dump. without Sanford po an epidemic, than an li ce today Inoculations will be conwere planned to try again today to reach a setMassey reportedly fell from epidemic without an im- ducted In three sessions during probing a sneak pursetlement that would bring an end to the threethe truck when wind blew off a munizatlon program." the week, each lasting from snatching that relieved week-old national walkout against Ford. He said that the swine fl u noon until 8 p.m. on the DeBary retiree of her bag taZpSUllfl covering the trash. By ED PRICKETT Sherif f's U. William Robbins about three months ago asked containing $309 cash and a shots give 8015 per cent im- Tuesday, Wednesday and Herald Staff Writer and dep ut y R. D. Stroiridge for a deta munity to iled th e disease. explanation of the set of contact Thursday in th e week, and lenses while she ore Lawmakers Get Mailings There is no danger involved weekend session, from 10.6 p.m. miSeminole County Corn- $13,000. Last month, Freeman was standing in line Monday at arrested two 17-year-old boys ssioner John Kimbrough has presented Kimbrough with a 13- the Sanford Food Stamp o ce, Monday afternoon at apartin having the shots, Smith on the Saturday and 14 P °r' WASHINGTON (A?) - Hundreds of ffi asked the board to carefully page reply. Kimbrough now Is Third St. and ment complexes in Fern Park. added. The vaccine Is made the Sunday. Oak Ave. thousands of letters from congressmen review the response from asking for detailed answers to Authorities said the juveniles from dead flu virus, so th at it According to Dr. Orville seeking reelection are being mailed to voters Atty. Tom County in Freeman In other burglaries and were escapees from the on ca uses antibodies to be Barks, director of the Seminole $13,000 spe ci fic questions. leg at public expense. al bills submitted produced without causing the County Health Center, the da s At the courthouse today, thefts, sheriff's deputies Maitland police department The mass mailings constitute the latest by the Freeman law firm for Freeman briefly perused repo rt ed yeggs entered and were wanted In connec flu. for the sessions will be te tion said Idyilw litigation involving last ilde Elementary School, with an armed rob year's Instance of what critics say is use by questions. Side effects, if any, are 'uoimced as soon as enough ja The attorney bery at il fire. Vihlen Road, Sanford, and Maitland last week. minimal — a slight headache or vaccine has been shipped to he'd "be happy" to comply. congres,en of the free mailing privilege to In a memorandum to the Freeman said he thought But fever which will disappear co unty to provide this free In other arrests, Sanford win votes. his made off with items valued at board Kimbrough asks previous 13-page letter an- $819. Listed as missing were a poli ce detective Sgt. Wil within 43 hours of having the service. li am Freeman 13 specific questions swered amost all the questions, television, four speakers and an Dube and pat rolman Gordon C. about the ; fees. a fl ashlight and a Reid jail ed 62-year-old Egebert The In that letter, Freeman .. memorandum, da ted Oct. 4, referred the board to chess set. Erwin Garlick, 300 S. Elm Ave., Julie La in reported to Sanford, in lieu was delivered this morning to laws uits on file at the courof $80000 bond j s'.'. the county commission. ___ thouse in Sanford. Freeman deputies that her purse con- on a charge of lewd assault on a Asked to comment on the said he reviewed each case at taming $115 cash, a ch eckbook minor ch ild. latest Kimbrough missive, least once per month. and $300 In travelers checks Sheriffs deputies arrest ed 7*~ Freeman reiterated his desire "I analysed them," the at. was stolen from a truck parked Robert Edward sley, 20, i to meet with the commissioner torney said. Freeman said each at her 3801 Orlando Drive, Sipes Ave,, Sanford, on a circuit I 4J f• Sanford, residence, and answer all questions case represents about a . \~~ court warrant charging battery r !ii rela . tive to legal bills, : million dollar claim against Donald K. Robertson, 107 and resisting an officer th wi ____ "I'll be happy to comply," co unty. Mayfair Circle, told Sanford violence. Bond for Ponley was Freeman said. The attorney "The board, by contract, police that someone took a 10- set at $5,000, according 1. to 4 added, however, that Kim- Inst ructed me to represent their bicycle and tools valued county jail records. brough "hasn't responded to Interests," Freeman noted. at $370 from the carport at his Earl Wayne Martin , 29, 917 my request for a meeting." Commissioners voted last residence. W. Second St., Longwood was Today's memorandum is the week to create a legal departRichard Massey, 27, of Lake jailed in lieu of $5, bond latest action In the feud which ment, a move which removes Mary, was repo rted undergoin t g fot:owtng his ir arrest on a c DR. SMITH cilt heated up when Kimbrough Freeman as county attorney, surgery th is morning at court warrant chriin I Seminole Memorial Hospital, receiving stolen property; executions, absent from the United States since 1967, are now one legal step closer to returning. But some of those who fought to restore the death penalty say the nation's gas chambers and electric chairs may remain Idle for years. The Supreme Cowl, in refusing Monday to reconsider Its decision of last July upholding the death penalty laws of Florida, Texas and GcorIa, r& afrdexil delayle of execuilôilz Tn those states. By DONNA ESIFIS 131"Willowr1w TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The timing of '. 11 Longwood Police Audit Due Thi*s Week LO FRfl IN BRIEF era Tudsy, Oct. 8,1874-3* Open house for parents at Forest City Elementary, 7:30 p.m. Sanford Middle School PTA open house at 7 p.m. Lake Mary Open House for Police Department, 185 E. Crystal Lake Ave., 7-9 p.m. All area residents and law enforcement officials invited. Oviedo 111gb School PTSA, 7:30 mons. p.m., School Com- In other business, Council gave Striton Properties Inc., another one year extension for submitting master plans for its Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoned property south of town. The council Is considering amending its PUD ordinance to accommodate developers who have had to delay their plans because of the economic situation. Council adopted on the first reading an ordinance rezoning ' " 1 ' . 'C ' I I WHITTIER As Prescribed by Your Physician I Obtain these services under Medicare ' — . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES - -- I USDA CHOICE BEEF We Bill Medicare For You 668u56'1 3 IMEDICA SUPPLY CO RE I I I I 1 Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. CLIP AND SAVE DOWN61 .1 I I AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS! SEE OUR AD IN WEDNESDAY'S HERALD I �LIE U I 0 Eventng He tald Hoorsit TIITIflCI That warm4isated, corn. Walters has finally earning — ___ Well, the answer is simple: when you are hail. ABOUT POLIT1f awake and groggy at 7 In the morning, the world looks a lot hazier. So when you are witching James A. &besta, executive director of the someone on that email screen In the early morning, Florida President Ford committee in Tallahassee, the results are a lot more palatable. But, then, has announced the appointment of Marcel Snyder watching this same someone In the early evening as chairman of the Seminole County campaign for when YOU Are presumably more awake, can be a Ford. rude awakening. Snyder, 56, retired from the state department And then there was that punintended, signoff after his final assignment in Moscow where he was comment by Harry Reasoner, noting that he had the budget and management officer In the timed Miss Walters and she had "used four minutes Embassy. more than he had." A certified public accountant, he was graduated Wonder how many People were really taken In by from the University of Maryland, and Is working on that weak attemptat light-heartedness and humor? his master's degree In accounting at Florida The hit was contrived at the very lead. It had to be Technological University. He and his wife, [UIe, — since very minute and every second of any live In Tuscawlua. telecast are timed to the Instant. SO,once again, ABC has demonstrated why Ills Sen. LawtonChlles (DLakeland) will be walking number 3 and probably will remain number 3. And door4o-door In two Seminole County neighborhoods when the network's ratings go down, the moguls will Friday, seeking support for his re-election cambe wondering just where they will get that million paign. for bubbly Barbers. The senator Is scheduled to meet with volunteer w*n . . -. ...., ui._ w..m__.. mrs commented on toe corn- walkers at 9 a.m. Friday on South Sanford Avenue ments that swirled about her when she first signed at the Gates of Sanora, Sanford. He will walk in the her contract: "That's show bis." Sanora section until 9:45. passionate, sweet Barbara 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 3277) Area Code 303 322 2611 or 531 9993 lusIday, October darted Around 5, lfll—g, .You 9 ____ ____ VOW lI*tii• I)iiti A : %%ik. *5t'InL%; %Innth. 12.40: Ii Mi'th. $14.20: }h Mail. In FliuritLi same as hq,it dclit('rt. MI "thr math Mpnth. $2.70; 6 Mnnthn. $16.20: 12 Months. $12.40. $21).4o N411 __ , __ w ), By NORM OSHRIN Spark Debate bet many viewers who normally revolve their live arotmd Walter (onkfte or that Mg. dazed John Otancellor who deigns to talk to his listeners sail they were 4th graders, a*irely flicked their dials to catch Miss Walters' act Monday, night out of mere curiosity. There the was bdervlewthg Egy*lan President _ Anwar Sadat In what seemed an Inordinate amo of time. One could almost hew her would-be part. ____ ner, Harry Reasoner, snoring In the background. She went comlthiau(m of Sadat's pigeon English with his pwicttatlans of ununs, and Barbers's excessive nasal nuances were just too much to take. Especially at dinner time. Many of the curiosity seekers Monday night Were no doubt the same Ones Who used to Watch her on and on and the The Clock U TV Debates ~. domineering delivery In the L early morning hours. And many of this many surely were disillusioned. -One of them who was watchlni Monday -nluhf ..... COnuflented casually how "cold" she was. "She seemed that way before," the viewer noted. The televised debate between President Ford and Gov. Jimmy Carter broughtt this type of presidential campaign event before Americans for the first time in 16 years. There is no reason why such debates should not become a regular camRAY CROMLEY palgn Institution, every four years. If communications technology permits millions of voters to sit in on debate by presidential candidates, be used. II iT should It's obvious, however, that the means of ' L staging the debates and getting them on the television screen is still a problem. There have been compromises with principle, and with the law, in order for the 1976 debates togeton the air. .. The Fetta1 Cr1riicatjons Commission. found a expedient way to get around Section 315 of WASHINGTON — The Soviet Union now the Communications Act, the so-called "equal seems to be building a nuclear arsenal dearly much greater than needed for defense. ,Ume" rule. Following it to the letter would seem to require that broadcasters give all minor-party or by far than practical for any independent candidates for presiden t an equal shot military purpose, particularly when at the audience If they provide time for a debate Soviet strides In weapo ns accuracy taken between the Democratic and Republican canInto account. didates. No one here knows what the Russians have In The way out was for the FCC to declare that If mind. The buildup In weapons numbers. If continued the debate were sponsored by a third party — in at the current pace, could give the Russians a this case the League of Women Voters — television first-strike capability. That Is, on paper at least, could cover It as a news event. Some of the exthey'd have the ability to knock out a crippling eluded candidates are cha llenging the right of the n umber of U.S. missiles while leaving sufficient FCC to wink at its own rule, and they have a point, numbers to their own In readiness to retaliate The bigger point is whether the rule should exist at against any American counterattack. all — whether government's attempt to imposeThat this cspablUtyis Moscow's a 1. all the more worrisome when the n umber trend fairness on the electronic media Is compatible with Is combined with the current Soviet all-out push the free-speech, free-press concepts of the First for the development of mobile intercontinental Amendment, missiles, a mobility which could make It exThe Ford-Ca rter debates also have bumped up ceedingiy difficult for U.S. defense missiles to against the Federal Election Commission, which knock out more than a small proportion of these found it expedient to rule that the League's sponnew weapons. sos-ship of the debates does not constitute a camIbis firSt itrike danger, If It comes, would show up In the 19a. paign contribution to the candidates which B But u predict di ing Soviet f ut ure buildups Is a otherwise would be probibited under the new fuzzy task. Time and again, analysts with major election laws. The roles of both the FCC and the credentials In carefulness have overestimated FEC in these debates illustrates the Inhibiting, what the Russians would do. Thus we predicted, eflect that goveriffilent regulations can haveona from early Soviet bomber production trevids political process that is supposed to be free. years ago that they'd built a dangerously-large a llara, that is; and. ABC hopes, viewers. WAYNE D DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H OSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director Ys'ar, her million The rnegatonnage of events" from the regulatory standpoint, the networks find themselves unable to treat them exactly that way. In demanding, that cameras not reveal reactions of the audience, and in stipulating other conditions for televising the event, the League and the candidates clearly were seizing a prerogative that belongs to the editors and production people behind the cameras, The legal and ethical questions raised iii the debates suggest an Issue for the next Congress. Regulatory codes which are supposed to protect the public Interest are in fact making it 'difficult to give the public this kind of valuable opportunity to size up candidates for president. arranging An Important Bill The most Important bill signed recently by President Ford wasn't signed In the Rose Garden. The president Privately Inside the White House without advance notice and out Of sight of television The bill provides for congressioj oversight and review of states of national emergency declared by the president. It also formally terminated four existing states of emergen, daflog back to 1933. These were Franklin Roosevelt's 1933 banking crisis declaration; Harry TrUrna 's 1950 Korean War Jar'aUon• and Richard Nixon's 1970 post office Strike emergency and 1971 dollar deval uation crisis, President Ford had no call to co nceal his action In signing the bill. It Is a good bilL That a chief executive would sign legislation limiting his powe-s speaks well for our system. The inherent powers of the president remain strong. He can act In emergencies to protect the ConStlttIon, as President Lincoln did during the Civil War. All this legislation does is make sure that the president must account to Congress to make sure that emergency powers are used only when emergencies actually exist. BERRY'S WORLD "It's a team 01 Carter planners, sir, wonderiig if they could inspect the grounds to see where the softball field will go!" cot friends your 919 E. 2nd St. canf..' ei. 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We of The sociopsychological changes which come Originally, the format was conventional: a however, Is Mozambique, which despite its necessity must assume and prepare for the with age and retirement are being Studied by talk by an expert, followed by questions and militantly Marxist and anti-apartheid positions worst. gerontologists. The hope Is that those who are In answers. In 1972, however, Nassau County came and its harboring of guerrillas fighting against .'uiother major Soviet trend, the development the 50-pl us age group will avoid the mis eries of up with a new and exciting breakthrough In Rhodesia, has growing economic ties with South and deployment of new, shorter range missiles those already retired. In some areas of the preretirernent education when Sidney and Africa. with exceedingly powerful warheads, is more country, preretirement education Is still only a Gertrude Kritzler, two retirees from Roslyn Of 214,2 black workers employed In South puzzling. The military analysts I'm In contact gesture. But where colleges and universities are Heights, N.Y., who had been coordinators of the African gold mines, the largest number 83,547 with believe weapons of this overpowered type actively involved and supportive, people In the 50 county preretirernent workshops at Ho!sIrs — come from Mozambique and another l00,I)0 are Impractical In modern military operations, to 60 age group are getting a chance to look University on Long Island decided that there was Mozambique workers have other jobs In South ' Even the much smaller warheads on the nuclear ahead toward a happier old age. a glar ing weakness in the routine lecture- Africa. weapons that the U.S. has deployed In Western Let's have an example: The Nassau County, question-answer procedure. Under what would be called a "sweetheart Europe are now considered by many to be not N.Y., Office of Senior Citizen Affairs has been 'There Is no input from the pre-retirees contract" in the United States, South African only much more powerful than necessary to running preretirement workshops for seven themselves," Krltzler said. "The experts who mining companies pay the Mozambique workers destroy the objectives they're targeted for but years.- It has been constantly Im proving the lecture at the workshop sessi ons provide solid 40 per cent of their wag es directly In dangerous to use, In that they'd create more teaching tenchiques and the value of the course information. But the pre-retirees have no op. African currency. The other 60 per cent Is South damage to friendly forces and populations than content. paid to portunity to explore and discuss their personal the Mozambique government in gold bullion. anyone hire wants. The new Russian shorterUnder the direction of Shirley Goldberg of the concepts their fears and hopes about what When the workers return home, they are paid range nuclear weapons would create small-scale De partment of Senior Citizen Affairs, ret irement may be like emotionally and the wages that were withheld wastelands, but In local workshops were run In 1969. "This year," psychologically." currency. Mozambique retains the gold. ,. FURNITURE SALES CASSELNERRY Metal YALE by Modern Optical $ 1 800 sing le-vision Whitt glass 9500 lenses, hardined. Pi-m & Zambia, for example, Imports more goods from South Africa than any other country. A regularly scheduled air freight service was initiated last November between Johannesburg and the Zambl*n capital of Lusaka. Swaziland sends 15 to 20 per cent of Its exporta to South Africa and receives 90 per cent of its wports f rom South Africa. F OR MORE _____________ q*,c Come in and chick eor Prices for baCk'tO.Sch..p glass,i ii . 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By actually Ir down, substantial value, directly or indirectly, from great resources to they forced a nation with find some alternatives." any person, organization or corporation having a Actually, our sources say bases can never direct interest In legislation before the be totally replaced. From Turkey, U.S. in. Congress," telligence installations could monitor Russian The President has said that he didn't consider missile tests and milita ry maneuvers. The the golfing outings to be substantial. The White sophisticated equipment could even pick up a house hasn't yet told us whether the guide books, pilot In the heart of Russia requesting landing worth hundreds of dollars, would be a substantial instructions from the control tower, gift. A listening post at Sinop on the Black Sea was V's Footnote: We were unable to get responses particularly important, because it contained from Thiokol about any other trips in the COHIradar devices that could zoom directly pany plane by members of the Ford family. on Soviet missile launch sites. Indeed, the secretary toThiokol's president American technology and ingenuity, slammed the phone in our face when we tried to however, have produced some substitutes, Th inquire, is has been accornplishJ according to inside SPY BASES: Fifteen months ago, an angry sources, by adjustments at electronic listening Turkish government evicted U.S. Intelligence posts in West Germany, Iran and on the Greek forces from over 20 bases, which were producing island of Crete. At least one observation satellite some of the most valuable intelligence in the has also been launched. tustury of espionage. The loss was regarded by 111 At the time the bases were closed, in. U.S. off idals as catastrophic. telligcnce Sources claimed they were Now the United States has responsible quietly recovered For about a founli of the clanc1eg "most" of the intelligence capability lost wtvti information atheretl about Soviet military activities. the bases were c1oed, a'rding co to so urci In an effort to spur Co familiar with the supersecret intelligence $1 billion base pact ngres withs into approving a Turkey, Ford ope rat ions. .dmuüstraton officials are still mouthing the "As long as the Turks merely threatened to line that the Turkish bases ae "irreplaceable," DUPLICATED FILLED ' Russians were in at the time of the Cuban missile expertise among those concerned with CHILD CARE I ,j6o Of 'V BUSY BEE : E ' 15 p a <" .21~w ~ 1.111 - - ' WASHINGTON - President Ford isn't the Company of Amrfri and Fireztcnc TIrc and only member of the family who has a ccepted Rubber. Now we have learned that the Carpenters small favors from the special interests. During W congressional years, Ford accepted golfing Union gave Ford handsome, personalized vacations firom U.S. Steel and personalized guide guides to Congress each year during his last books from the Carpenters Union. The giant years on Capitol Hill. These sold at $4 each, Thiokol chemical (Inn also flew his son Jack although the union was able to buy them betwee n Vail, Coin. and Logan, Utah, w here wholesale for $1.35 apiece. Jack was attending Utah State University. The annual gift, therefore, added up to Thiokol, a major government contractor, put hundreds of dollars. The guide book, titled, its luxury plane at the disposal of corporate "Know Your Congress," usually carries a simple executive James Brown, who Is a friend of the cover. But the Carpenters Union arranged with the publisher, Di'. Diosdado Yap, to print Ford's Ford family, Like the Fords, Brown vacations at Vail and had a son attending school picture on the cover, in Utah. Similar personalized copies of the guide. It The White House told is that the plane was should be noted, were also distributed by the union to Speaker Carl Albert, Rep. John Rhodes, making the flights anyway and that young Fo was Invited along on only two occasions. rd It.-Ariz., House Clerk Edmund Henshaw amid far was the House Republican leader at Sergeant-at Ken Harding. time. We have also learned that Ford was ferried Last month, we reported that Ford had golfed around in a $600,000 Lear jet, owned by Potlatch at U.S. Steel's Pine Valley, N.J., resort. His Forest Inc., when he was house Republican expenses for these golfing weekends, we leader. He was flown from a political speech in reported, were paid by the company. Spokane. Wash., to Salt Lake City for another This has now been admitted by the White political appearance, The (light occurred while the Umber lobby was fighting some big battles in House, after a preliminary press report was out thatrporatee1ecut I ve WilliamWh$e d the House. Fordman has swho the bills out of his personal pocket. The White Jet. The aid he was unaware who owned the provided Hom e has also acknowledged that Ford was It. Potlatch president golfing guest of Bethlehem Steel, Aluminum Benton Cancell, attended the University of ... '. L.qed.pI.. 10^ $ZRVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. •:. Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER intercontinental bombing form. ThI3 did " • happen. Later, there was the "missile gap" a major campaign issue of the 1960 presidential race. Malawi has negotiated a $4-million loan from That particular gap did not develop. It was Some time after you're 50 you will be forced to Goldberg reports, "there are 20 workshop& South Africa to build its national capital, a3well learned later the Russians did not at that time retire from your Job. Start running scared! If Since preretirement teaching began In this as a $16-million loan for railroad construction. have the capability of expanding their produc- you hope to have an Interesting, even a bearable county, more than 6,000 The Central Africa Republic sent a men and women lion at the rate their early buildup suggested.- retirement, plans must be made now. YOU must ween 50 and mlnIster4 i1 delegation to South Africa Last year 65 have been helped r Thepace and diversity of the Russian j and received promises of Investments of $0 make them. Work on the t rythattherecanbe stranglehold of the work ethic." buildup today could likewise slacken In the years joy In living even when you're old. Workshops In Nassau County are conducted million over the next 10 years. ahead. The problem Is that we cannot be certain. The movement to educate preretirees Is in six two-hour sessions once a week. The theme Botswana secured a $19-million loan in 1974 And we cannot wait to find out. It would take at growing. Preretirement consultation services, of the course Is "Retirement Can Be a Begin- from the South African Industrial Development lt en years to catch up, a period during workshops, clinics and discussion groups are nlng" Topics cover: retirement communities, Corp. to develop mining and has put most of its which the U.S. would be In the same position the multiplying. More significantly, the level of physical and mental health, legal and financial Industrin! enterprises In the hands An Eye On Retirement .' - L.ngws.d VIIpo— Hwy 431st 1.4 sAc MC '". Closed Sun. TIMEX ® that last year South Africa Imported $40 million worth of coffee, timber and other commodities from black Africa and In return exported $493 million worth of goods. . - A visit to Joyce Klrtley's A TOUCH OF COUNTRY Isa hip into early America. The shop filled with gay patchwork fabrics, handcrafted wood, wicker, pewter, copper and . 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This is "After all," says Kathy, "we Vi unlimited is at Kathy's essential so that the next step in want to be of service to people 4 U n I q u e s, S a n f o r d 's customer service can be per- and this is the best way to do It. headquarters for macrame formed -cutting the macrame We make every effort to set a supplies and instructions al 20 1" CHLENK cord and getting all the time for classes to meet the French Avenue, two doors materials ready so the people's needs." Special What can you do in Puerto south of 20th Street. customer can start right to classes for Christmas gifts and Rico? All sorts of packages Herbert and Kathy Hamn, the work on the chosen item are being developed that at the decorations can be arranged, owners, conduct all of their first class, make Puerto Rico an even too. more exciting and inter. business with service to each This particular service is a Six or more are esting place to visit than it and every customer as the most specialty at Kathy's Uniques. needed to make uppersons a class. But has been in the past. There important factor. They make Cutting and preparing the remember — that means men, is, for example, the Bomba sure of this in many ways. materials can be a tedious Job women and children. So why show, In which dancers per. First, they offer only the - in fact, it could occupy all form to driving Afro.Carib. of not make it a Family affair7 highest quality in macrame the time at the first class. But ('ov" Kathy n bean rhythms. Them l call crtcp by cord and beads plus an ex- with this special pre-class unique s flamenco show, whose hop today. — ADV. pounding, sensual dance will cell ent selection of ceramics preparation, participants In the live in your memory. There and gift items. Color is so im. Hamnn's classes can see their is also Sound and light at its portant in creating macrame hanging planter or wall best at the stately San Crisarticles for the home, and the decoration or whatever they've tobal Fortress, where hisHamns will see that every chosen to make begin to take tory is brought to vivid life, not to mention the fine customer has exactly the right shape at the very first class. beaches, the great night life, color when beginning work on a These classes are held at no the golf, and all the other new item. Cord, beads and charge for those who purchase plusses that make Puerto ceramics in coordinated colors their materials at Kathy's Rico a great spot for your will be ordered if necessary to Uniques. i A $5 per hour fee Is next trip. Insure complete satisfaction, charged those who purchase Kathy Hamn Puerto Rico attracts all will give types of visitors. Plan your macrame demonstrations at SmoAe' Says: vacation with assistance any civic, church, school or from CARIBBEAN CRUIS community group meeting. She ES OF ORLANDO INC.. 57 will show a variety of items N. Orlando Ave.. Winter made during classes - Just Park. Call 645 2040. Open another way of serving I 9:30.5:30, Sat. 10-2. We specialize in cruises around customers, who can get an the world and provide all IF YOU MIJ.ST accurate idea ahead of tim e of r other modes of transporta BURN TO CLEAR what macrame is all about. A tion, too. demonstration can be arranged . \o. i5q with only a few days notice by calling Kathy at 323-7651 during TRAVEL TIP: business hours or at 323-5914 in One or two lightweight the evenings. woolen sweaters are all the Classes will then be organized provisions you need for IV weather changes in warm for six or more people. Each countries. participant will be Invited to : NO14-NEC(mAILE _~ILK = __ ~ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. 2562 S. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company Park Ave. Sanford 1.15 S.,, �Evesing HiraM, SenNrd, Fl. Robinson, Sherry, McNamara .Are Rehired r j By lbs AINdMJ Pr form reported 110* plue ole-year contract with San year as manager and the In. playing career. The odda 1a secvnddivlsion centive bonnees with a.ald hibell games, and did. As the Diego despke the Padres' fifth. diana' second straight forthma Robinson said the cornseason ended, we really felt we thmanage place finish In the Naticnal place finish. He said bunting blndlonitheteam'sgocdatfl. had It going." being rehired often are less 11-7lsnandfonrthplaceln ueWestlntdsthirdyearas ande.runrth3g"werethetwo lode end above .500 finIsh than en money. the slz4eom Ameican League manager. ShSITYI reMrin ended specareas I was mod unhappy "should give them plenty of IiiBut Frank Robbleon, Norm East. n ulatlon that Earl Weaver might with," and added: "I did not ceitive for IerTy Joim MCNMIiri, Sherry, named Califcmii Meanwhile, Sherry said, "i move from Baltimore and be. Incomideicles that i ager Phil Sight both termed the 'P I -op In the Ir*ejm manager July 3 when we had. We'll work ... very hard really enjoyed se hu1atthg this "°" second half of their division the AfleiS tri hi liSt P11CS amit hi but Seghi said: "The very fact in spring dub," after leading the Angela Tuesday, t. S Mcflarnara called the Padr- A-Evening HiraM. Senlerd. FL races awing the lfl lesson, theALWeSt,alsoslgned acnewould training." oa37-26recordoyertheseonj in' season "fnitratlng," add_____________________________ defied the odda Monday and year contract, at an undisclosed Indicate we have coniidence in Oiie player Robinson will be half of the season. tng: "We played well In the first signed 1977 contracts, salary, after lifting the teen mladng fron his roster next "At the end of the season, I half, but things didn't fall right Robinson, the only black doafleforfo.,tJipl,fts epe' yevwlUbeftobijjnhiJ, belleveourtesmhadgottento fornsintheaecondhaif." manager hi major league ida. best fInish since 1973. While signing his new contract, the position where the players San Diego finished with a 73tory, signed a one-year contract And McNamara was given a This was Robinson's second he announced the end of his really believed they could win 10 record. club spokesman said Forsano would hold a news conference, then an announcement would be made on his successor. There was no Indication whether Forzano was asked to resign by Ford, who had Issued his win-or-else ulthnatwn. The Lions beat Atlanta then Ic, save Forzano'sjob-butfouowedup with a one-point loss to Mn. was accepted by owner Wilfiam ncscta and a 2444 loss to u Clay Ford,' the- Nationa, derdog Green Bay last Sunaay. Football League team said In a Fortano said his resignation terse statement lit Mtd.v A w. ".$,.4M1.. ...I....e_..,, ..-,... wlu ... NEW YORK (Al') - How of27homersandg7p.Bar power.In24atbats,hehndftve many players will win the free tops among the 19 hItters who hits - none for home runs. He agency gamble and how well will be eligible for the Nov. 4 dIdn't have an RB!. Who wants will it pay off? free agent draft. Every major a 38-year.o!d former power There are players who did league team could iso a 30- hItter? not sign their 1976 baseball con- year-old power hitter. Top outfielders besidin Jacktracts, Tweuty-tiree became Willie McCovey didn't win his n are Joe RadI, 30, an oxfree agents at the end of the gamble. He didn't sign a con- celled fielder who batted .770 regular season Sunday. Three tractwiththeSanDtegopa wIth 13 homers and 94 REl; others will become free after and was traded late In the Gary Matthews, 26, who hit .280 the playoffs or World Series, season to Oakland. With the with 26 homers and 84 RB!, and Must of them are a'iality play. A's, he seemed to have !t his Don iaylor, , w' hIt .245 era coming off good 1976 sea- once-famoun bat speed and wIth 13 homers and 68 RBI. sos. So they stand to help L.1.. _______ R......j.fl__ &... IU)WVIU QOC8.W, ____ -. .--. -- nesoay 0! LI wOOL - they didn't sIgn 1976 contracts. "I felt the football team was Players become free agents deserving of a coaching change 0 for two basic reasons. They at this time," Forsano said. want more money and security "There are problems that I, md think another team will ofRick Forzano, could not corr&t ferIt,ortheywa,gac and felt that maybe they could BLOOMINGTON, Mlnn. oftotaleffod,everyoneiscn- Tarkenton. andblockedtwoflaldgoaitjj pectit,"saldGereialne$(g). play regularly. Playing regu- (Al') - Minnesota's 'Purple log up with big plays." "They're the bed I've ever becorrectediflwerenolonger The 30-year-old Tarkenton and an extra point attempt. The dued Steelera' locker room. seen at doing that," said Brad- coach." larly, of cow-se, also could lead People Eaters" lock hungrier And while the defense did Its missed the first darting assign. work of the Minnesota special "But three In a row. That's shaw. "Just absolutely aweto making moe money. Forsano refused to elaborate than ever In 1976 and they thing, the Minnesota offense ment of his 16-year career be- team on the Stealers' kicking never happened to me." some." on what the problems were. But there are risks In not remain unbeaten a month Into stayed on the ground more than cause of Injury. The veteran game left Pittaburgii's Roy The Vikings have now Bradshaw, In fact, was so tinSunday's loss to the prosigning a contract A player the National Football League normal under the direction of Vikings' defense picked off four Gerela astounded. could have a bad season or he season. blocked three-of-four extra pressed with Minnesota's Invloinly winless Packers was quarterback Bob Lee, who Terry Bradshaw passes, recovcould get injurel. "You get a kick blocked on point tries and three field goal tori or strength that he changed the straw that broke Fortano's' The Vikings, now 30-1, capt- played the entire game for Fran ered two Pittsburgh fumbles, you once In awhile and you ox- attempts. Boggle Jackson, for example, tallied on six PIttsburgh turnsignals early in fh back. The Lions could have gotspurned a multi-year contract overs and ravaged the defendperiod. With the Steelers at ten back Into the Central Dlviworth hw*ecie of thousinds of tog Super Bowl champIons 17.6 thrown28onfourthd_a sin race In the National Con_ dollars from the Baltimore On- in a nationally televised interfew Inches shy of a first down - ference with a trlwnph, but In. oles, figuring the value for g, conference battle Monday he originally left the huddle stead fell to 1-3. The other losses services would be inflated by night, leaving the Stealers cnitiplanning to try for the first were to division opponents the open market o he be- cally wounded. down. ChIcago, 10-3, and Minnesota, came available to the highest "I can't believe ow- defense "Then I gave It a little more 10-9. bikier. has ever matched oiw effort," thought," said Bradshaw, The suddenness of the resigsaid fifth-year mIe .6 Intsteaci called a timeout and nation, plus the announcement B u f +6, I I gunWo. His slugging gfl r e backt Jeff Slemon. "In termswent to the sidelines to confer that a successor would be 'Co n c e r n e d with Stealers Coach Chuck NoR. named Immediately, suggested -. BLOOMINGTON, MImi. TheSteelers haves 1-3 record yards in the Stealers' 16-6 vlcto- however, doesn't "I think against any other that someone from the staff (AP) kp They have won too andaIndaogerofrp igthe ry over Minnesota In the 1975 burgh can be counted team we'd have gone," said or at least someone familiar many big games to panic, but postseasuiplayoffsforthe first Super Bowl. With the organization - would "They're the same team Bradshaw."mey'resos Pittsburgh's two-tIme Super time In five seasons. "We're too good not to do It that's won two Super Bowls," goal line and short yardage sit- replace Forzano, whose teams Bowl champions feel they have "Weelse can'tbut think any. again this year," added Harris. saId Grant. "We looked at uatlon, and besides, we were havc wound up wIth 7.7 records already made enough crfticaj thing nextabout Sunday," Despite the dIscouraging on film all week and I'll tell you clown oily 74 and there was Still In his two years. mistakes In the young 1976 Na said NoU, whose team faces start, veteran linebacker Andy they have some awfully g® 12 mInutes or so left in ti One possibility was Hey tional FOOtball League season. Cleveland In the next game. Russell said the Stealers must people." game." Dempsey, an assistant in 197$ "We fight back - we made "All we have to do Is start win- avoid the "pessimistic dclThe decision to abort ti . who became head coach at e TtwSteeIers'offemivei its the mistakes," Coach Chuck ning. That's all we have to do drums." The 12-year pro from momentum In the second period fort for a first down backfired. Sotithem illinois University. Nollsaidafterhj&eeleraIod rihtnow.Sp&wlin Missourinotedthat,"afewof whentheteamwaspenaiid "rearenocksinthis ball six times and were poabout four million mile from us on this team have a lot of five tknes for yards. business," said VI Coh Kenny Lee nalizedseventlmnesforMyarth my mind now." experience In this kind of sItu"1 just wasn't able to do the Bud Grant. "You don't want to ' in a 17.6 defeat to Minnesota "We've crawled out of holes ation, very few. There aren't thlngslliketoln a game," said admit to yourself Unheralded' Monday night In a nationally before," said star running back many of us left." Pittsburgh quarterback Terry you can't make a yard." televised game. Kenny Lee, Seminole High's France Harris of the Steelers, The Stealers have rolled up a Bradshaw, who fumbled once The Vikings have given up standout two-way lineman, has The Into a loss dropped the Stealers who was held to 34 yards In 17 43-12.1 regular season record and was Intercepted four . only 34 points In victorIes over been named winner of the last-place tie with Cleve- carries by the red Vikings' over the last four years but "I hail absolutely the worst the Steelers, Detroit and New weekly ,,... 4, ' Velda Farms land In the Central Division of defense. Harris had rushed for were only 25-70-3 during Rus- game I've had In a long time." Orleans and a 10.10 overtime tie Unheralded Hero award for the American Football Confer. more than 100 yards In his two sell's first seven seasons In Interceptions of Bradshaw's agaln L05 Angeles. District S AAAA. '4 ence, two games behind colea- previous games agr4nst the Pittsburgh. ___________________________________ "Thy're gonna be there at passes set up both Minnesota Lee, who plays offensive ders Cincinnati and Houston. Vikings, including a record 158 MInnesota Coach Bud Grant, touchdowns, the end, man," whispered center and defensive tackle, Pittsburgh running back was honored for his play in the ,1 Seminoles' 26-20 victory over only 34 yards In 17 carries. DeLand. .. ATSOWLAMIRICA -. "They're some kind of a foot. MATCH POINT High Gamn: Rindy Floyd 213; smIth Si. A 6-2, 210-pound senior, Lee ... SANFORD cirr Standings: I. No. 3; 2. Bowman John Bryant 211; Dave Sharp 205; bail team and they love to hit." graded out at Other HiØilights: Turkeys Am per cent on Distributors; 3. Powell's Office Nancy Hirsch 172; Doris Harrison Curtis I Betty Cork; Queen of the Minnesota capitalized on blocking and was credited with Standings; I. Wall Plbg tttg I. Ac. 113; Harriet Jackion 113. SIPPIV. Week - DottieKaiIies+sa(S7AVQ) Il3;2. Burns Texaco, s. Jenos Pittsburgh turnovers for all Inc. High Series: iOM Bryant 341; High Games; Wy slxsolotacklesandflveusists. ,. 4. iales Jewelers and 7 Inland '.t :;. their scoring. Linda Lewis 211.151; Dorm, JonStensS1O;Ran.Fioyd,; UNPROFESSIONAL HekeptpressureontheDel..and Materials5.7; S.JoeCr,amans Inc. MarriefJack$on474;*JmSmjfl,2; MCA,,er NateAllenpickndoffthefl 74; 5. All American Flag, HIS quarterback most of the High Series: Dorine MlcAt,,r Wends Steffens 42$. Standings: I. Varner Specilti.s Stores. Fla. Screen Printing and of his two'interceptlons on 574; LInds Lewis 371; Alice Including twice late In Other Highlights: Nancy Hirsch 133; 2. Sambo's II'S; 3. Johnny's Fleqt Reserve .1O. nightandretwnedltniney.the evening, 172 all-spar, game. kks 3.44; Sharon Eister Standard 11-5; 1. Plo. 2 11-5; 3. No.4 the game when DeLand was High Games: Jack Kanner 203; to the PIttsburgh 38 H It, NOONEIS midway threatening to score Other HighlIgtt: site-ron sm., II'S; 4. Prose-er Ford IO;7.Custom Rod Mac Leay 213201; Jim Lewis a go ahead 133 triplicate; "Queen" Sharon Carpets 57; I. No.1111; . Amer. 211; Keith Mawes 223; through the second period, Dick Whalen touchdown. Standings: 1. Varner SpecialtIes; wood Eistec +130 pins (17$ average) Ralnes Player Of Week Prod d. II; 10. No. 1 II; 200; Perry Mason 233; Larry Chuck Foreman, who gained JoAno Neubert (101 average) 7. Stenstrom Realty; 3. Lake Mary Plo. 11. Plo. 12 I0; No. 12. No. 11 3"Kenny did justasuper job Picardet 273-202; Jim Johnson 202; a career-hIgh 148 yards In Tim Balnes accepts the Optimist Club award U Series. Pub; 1. Webster's Realty; 3. 11; I). Plo. 145.11; 11.WittsAmocol. Brat 7 said Coach Rath.l 201. Jerry Posey. "His W.O.T.M. No. 1; 4. W.O.T.M. No 2. 12; 15. No.71.12; 14. No.34.12. carries, led the scoring charge blocking was CITY SLICKERS High Series: Larry Picardet 555; especially tinHigh Games: Margaret Price 173; player of the week from Ernie Butler following his High Game: Ed Aubill 277 (143 RodMacLeay$fl; Standings- 'TrlHards• 2 No 1'3 Ann Curtis Ill; Re Mes$rsmiffi verage). Dick Whalen 370. With 28 yards on five carries, pOdanttoouroffij5 sparkling four-touchdown effort In Seminole Ifigh's No. 3; 1. Aches 1. Pains; S. Foo4sh Ill. It Converted Splits; Bret Rathel 47. InCluding an eight'yard scoring High Series; Don WIlt, 477. enabled us to run outside while Fot; 4. The Burglars; 7. No. I S. . 26-20 victory over Mainland Friday night. High Series: Margaret Price 434. smash, Other and Fred Highlight: Ccx kicked the th mIddle game Jamei No. 7. Other Highlights: ides Jeweleri Converted Splits; Rose Messer. Dim.rlino 144 triplicate, kept them 4 Team score 3004 J.nos Inc., ;-.,.. extra point. honest." Purple People Eaters Ste eIer s IJo t _ .I P011 I C K I flg, Kegierls Korner- - - - - - ,. - , .., NEED A 4' - _____ Mm) -, -- ..'.' -- W I. 73 Pet. PP PA I. Morncetlo Aucilla C!WIStIIO H I 0 .73012457 310 'iiø 121 Is 5. Ocala Marion Academy 4025 StIff 2 20 N 10. St. Petersburg Northsld. MiamI 2 7 0 .300 N 57 IS NY Jets 0 4 0 . 24111 Also receiving voteS were: MIamI CI5reI OIVI$IS Colonial ClwIstlan, Meyo-Laf.y.fte, Clncl 3 1 0 .730 117 U Tamp. Temple Heights. 310.71077 Pitte I 3 0 .210 52 57 Clove 1 3 0 .250 55137 w.ete,. DIvision Deny 3 1 0 .730 121 ORLANDO-SIMINOII SD 3 I 0 .730 N U Oakld 3 I 0 .73054110 KIn Cty 0 1 0 .000 71131 FiRST-). Urz..S.ancsez (7) a.40, IpaBay 010.0002455 t* 4.00; 2. Echano.Yza (3)5.00, NATIONAl. CONPIRIPICI 3.10; 3. lca.Coldo (2) 150; Q (37) lasleri Divisien Dallas 4 0 01000 105 n 3410 P (7-3) 102.10. SICOND - 1. IcaSanchee- (3) SLwIs 3 1 0 .710 110 10 10.10,S.4,3J0;2.ActtPeNIa(3) WISh 3 1 0 .710 77 71 &00,2.I0;3. Eddy.Alberdl (1)3.10; PfsIla 220 5447 Q(2S)4340;P(S.2)1U.7D;OO(73) NYOP5 010.000S310 CeAttil ThilD - 1. Ey-Mlguei (1) Mm 30 I .173 77 31 ll.30,440,5,30;2.lc..$ofo(2)3.00, oicoo 3 1 0 .730 7 3. MaguI.EIo.i (I) 3.40; Q (7. Ott? 130.210 ° 1 3 0 .210 45 57 4)3520;P(42) 13540 FOuRTH -1. Arsch5oto (4) Western DIvision 17.50, 3.00, L.A. 3 0 1 .575 S 43 amo, 3.00; 3. 3.40; 2. Alds.EIcrza (1) Jose.Arana (2) 3.00; 0 S Fran 3 1 0 .730 Atlnta 1 3 0 .210 47 ' (1-4) 31.30; P (4.1) 52.70; DO (4-4) NOrIII5 1 3 0 .210 41112 1*3.30 FIFTH 1. Manoblamon (I) SHe 0 4 0 00 13.20. 10.10, 7.40; 2. Sala.Arca (1) Nodayg Resell 440, 1.10; 3. Santi.Aquirre (1) 3.00; MImeo?a 17, Pittsburgh 4 •• p (5, ) Swtday's Games SIXTH - 1. Arecha-Peiez IS) Buffalo at New York Jots 1410 $40,550; 7 Negui.Quiola (I) Dallas it New York Giants •, 3. ArtaSoto (4) 110; 0 (1. Kansas City at WnhInton . , PittsbUrgh at Ctev'i"l :C.,.MI,I.,.l iampa Sep at Coninn.,, (2, 12.40, 5.00, 4.10; 7. Larri.Coldo Now England ot DetteIt (4)440,3.40; 3. lca.Yza (I) 2-SO; 0 Philadelphia at St. Louis (7.4) 1500; P (71) 275.00; BiQ Q (I. Chicago at Minnnesota Seattle vs. Green Bay at Mil. 5) & (2.1) 554.40. EIGHTH - 1. Anfcn-Arca (4) wauk 13.00, 7.10, 5.00; 2. Fermln.Ramon Atlanta at New Orleens (5) 7.00, 7X; 3. Bibao.Altu (1) 410; Denver at Houston 0 (45) 70.00; P (45)174.00 Miami at Baltimore NINTH - I. Arecha (1) 7.40. 4.50, Oakland at San DIego 3.10; 2. Anton UI 10.40, 11.20; 3. 11 Larron (2)2.50; 0(1.3)31.40; P (3.1) San Francisco at Los Ange. $1.30; DO (4.3) 10740 tes, In) ELEVENTH I. Arectta.Qul (3) 12.00, 5.20. 4.00; 2. Patxi.Soto (3) 1.40,4.00;). Negul.Eiorza(l) 3.40; 0 (2.3) 33.30; P (5.3) 55.70. cioss AAAA TWELFTH - 1. Sala-Ramon (4) 1. HialeahMiami Lakes (12) 40 15.10,1440,15.00; 2. Manoio.Echave 13* (3) 5.20. 4.00; 3. Fermin.Juan (2) 2. Tampa Plant 40 117 4.00; 0 (3-4)31.20; P (43)71.10; DO 3. Fort Pierce Central 4-0 112 (3.3) I )4) 133.10 4. MiamI Carol City 40 117 H -1120,211; A -2.131. 1. (tie) Tallahassee Leon 4-0 $4 MONDAY NIGHT 4. Tallahasse Godby 40 71 FIRST - i. Etham.CoNo (2) 7. oaineiit 3-034 11.30,3.30,3.20; 2. Larri.$hez (5) S. Hollywood Chaminad, 40 74 11.00,400; 3. JoseSeflia (4) 1.40; 0 . North Fort Myers 3-05 (2-I) 15.20; P (2-I) 353.00 10. Tampa Jefferson 4-07 SECOND-). Echano.Aip3erdi (3) BaIt N. Eng foR ViCTJ (iC. SYT 0 Cu6/Am' #oor1tt C44Y f0• .4 L4qtitq '7N 1A't IVj'P vxnaq _________ _______ .•.•.,. ::::::. Alvzo STAGG _,. ::::: #r "I -. ••' w#o SET .tcq ,. )(4 RECORD WIT/I JalAlal 3 ' - 4:'*: ,')' , . 1 3/4 . ..:1 , . - - i HEWAVorip .' .. "COACNCF ' ' 4, :•:: AT PACIFIC, #1 /9 Y6'AR& AFTER At,Wp,4WRY '.' ... : :--:: - ' t" - :: ' - RET/REdSTENT ED N tO.)f4f OTAy Ar 7/11 ,.' - .' CONFIUNCI laster. DMsIss - OiY/vERbiry c,vx-,95o. ________ cc Q k . ' ' - - s Tr ave rs ugh ly, H arr-Rum p f!! Hus e Be at . •,•..... 0 - .., , -:;. :-.::.':-. f% -H' .. , ,.-•:i; ,,. outsnarl the Mississippi Rebels to wIn 2143. hI the other games memtioned above we see victories for Maryland, Boston College, Alabama, Illinois and Louisiana State. Now go on with my forecast: - Prep Air Force 17 Navy II Daytona U. Akron 7 (N) Alabama 2$. So. MIss. ArIzona 24. UTEP 7 (N) Athena St. 21, CincInnatI II (N) Poll - to sixth. for Q. Who hit the moat foul balls In baseball? - Bryan Tie, Oakland, Ciii'. That's kind of a silly question. The chaznpIn foul-offer of all time is generally reckoned to be LucIus (Luke) Appling, who played 20 years of shortstop for the Chicago White Sox, once' batted .310, and perfected the science of spoiling pItches until hc got the one he wanted. I believe he was once registered at fouls a single time at bat. Q. I would like to know wtut would happen If a professional bill club was Involved In a tragedy, say an airplane crash, that was fatal to many members of the club. Would there be an emergency draft of some sort, or would they have to bring them up from the minors? - William Fischer, Santa Au, Calif. Most professional sports, though they don't like to advertise the macabre fact, have emergency disaster plans which call for the other teams in the league to contribute talent. In the National Football League there is a stocking plan, in which players would be chosen from a draft covering all positions. There Is also league disaster Insurance, with certain sums of money designated to WASHINGTON (AP) each team and a value placed on each player. Teams Horse radng officials are piethemselves IndIvidually with extra premiums. dicting a, increase In betting Did Joe Namath actually go to those countries In which the Q. with bookmakers because of a commercialswereIIlmed_theoneswesawdurthgtheoIyn .ipjcs provisionoittienew tax reform on television? - T.L, HamIlton, 0. That fabulous Faberge flack, Broadway Joe, did the in- oflaw 20which calls for withholdIng per cent on racetrack winternatlonal bit, touching such diverse bases as Rome, Stockholm, - • • , . • • Bookies B en e I f B BI II 2 - second straight Rose Bowl Conference mixup, Vince West Va. 3$, Temple 15 Texas AI'M 33. Tech appearance by whipping the Dooley's Georgia Bulldogs will Stanford Cardinals, 33-14. One of the nation's top rivalries brings Oklahoma and Texas together in Dallas. Thi.s Green Edged 71st renewal appears, from the CREPSTOW, Wales- BaldoiIOOPle scouting reports, to be vino Dassu of Italy carded a an nlngs over Oklahoma romp. However, a two-under-par 69 on the finalRacing offIcials also say the word of caution when these round weeks to do thoseTVspots. to edge Hubert Green of Q. Was there ever a Iliac that the Chinese participated In the measure, which was signed by clubs meet you can throw pa.st the United States by one stroke President Ford on Monday, will performances and Statistics out and win P'dOlympics? II they ever did, when was II? II they never did, why? create huge the Dunlop Masters amounts of paper. the window. In a typical - R.B., Santa Amia, CIII, SoonerGolf Tournament with a 72-hole Lopghorn work brawl, the for Oklahoma total the tracks. China participated In the Olympics as far back as 1932 when of 271. one Chung Cheng•LIu was the sole representative of 400 millIon anSen. Russell Long, D-Ui., led lads will prevail, 21-18. Other matchups featuring unsuccessful effort to amend Chinese. Since 1948, however, the officially designated hui the bill before Congress ad- top-rated teams Include Post Leads U.S. entryhasbeenlalwan. MalnlandChlnahasnotbeenamemnberof journed last week. Long, chair- Michigan-Michigan State; the International Olympl' Committee. YOKOHAMA. Japan -Sandman of the Senate Finance Nebraska entertaining Q. How do the new expansion teams In the NFL, Seattle and State at Iowa; ra Post, shooting 11-wider-par a misColorado; Ohio Committee, said it was Tampa, measure up In qnalIt with pa,' E-ç'.aaioa teams such U Oklahoma State vs. Kansas; 211 over 54 holes, took individtake to crack down on big Cincinnati In 194*? - P.M., Aberdeen, Wuh. GeorgIa at Mississippi; ual honors while leading the ners at the track. I think the current expansion teams are about the same in [Mng's committee proposed a Maryland at North Carolina Unites States to a 37-11 victory quality except for one position -quarterbi.ck -- where I feel that change to apply the withholding State; Boston College vs. over Japan in the $33,333 Sun' Cincinnati and before the Bengais, Dallas and Minnesota feature to winnings of more Florida State; Alabama vs. star V.5.-Japan Ladies Pr eswere better fortified to compete Immediately. The old expansion than $600, but only on payoffs Southern MississippI; Illinois sional Golf Team Tournament. teams were able to draft Immediately young quality field ..,;i. ,.i,i. ...i ..ê t.... ,vn .. w,I,I UU'. U U'. LCU.( 44$J 10 1. generals. The idea, which would have Q. Could you please give me some Information on where I eliminated withholding for could write to Davey Concepclon? 1 can't find anything In nearly all wagers, never made newspapers or magazines. Annette Reeves, CincInnati, 0. it to the floor of Congress and it I've answered this type of query several times before. With will be at least January, when any professional team athlete, the only CCOt."SC i-S to TitC to him Congress returns, Iefore it can care of his club - In this case, the Cincinnati Reds, Riverfront be considered. Stadlum,Cinclnnatj,Oliio.-15202, Arnold Kirkpatrick, Q. I would like to know why Steve Rivera of the 49ers Is not secretary of the racing adplaying so tar thIs year. Richard Charksworth, Walnut Creek, visory committee of the Calif. American horse Council, said So probably would his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rivera. The "i'm afraid it will create de wide receiver from the University of California Is a rookie, got a facto tax evaders." slow start in camp because of a hand injury, but obviously has A Santa Anita track official - done something right because Coach Monte Clark has kept him on s'id, "1 thInk logically it would the rodet-. I'm a Rivera fan,alesplte knocks about his speed. I drive a great many people to 1sualize him as another Fred Bilethikoft. And he'll get his chance illegal wagering. We haven't o prove It on a team that needs wide receiving help, even begun to figure out the paperwork. It would be gigantic." The tax reform law also requires withholding from sti.te - Rice 2$, TCU 13(N) Bawling Green it Toledo 11(N) UCLA 33. Stanford 14 Richmond 23, Viltanova 21 teca 33 VMI Wake Forest 23, Clemson 21 So. Calif. 33, Wash. St. 7 Wichita St. 26, Free-n. St. 10 Wm I Mary 13, Delaware 12 Wisconsin 77. Pwdue 15 Yale 24, Darmoutti Blountsto,,n 3 0 33 3.20, 460; 2. Fermin (2) 1.10, 2*0; 3. 5. Umatilla 3.1 33 Marurl (4) 4.00; 0 (2$) 30.20. P (5. o. Miami Weitministe,' 401$ 2) 01.30; 00 (7 0) 75.00. 10. Daytona Beach Lopez 3.111 ELEVENTH-i, Negui-Zarr, (6) Also receiving votes were: 11.20,S.00,$40;3. OgizaQuio1a (3) Ransom-Everglades, Newberry, 3.20.3.50; 3. CachoPeret (2) 3.60; 0 Wakulta, Palmetto, BushnellSotjth (3-6) 3000; P (6-3) 51.20 Sumter, Fort Pierce John Carroll, TWELFTH - 1. Maruri- Bengoa Fort BiShop Vera?, Cresent (7) 11.40, 1010, 300; 2. FermlnCity. Aguirre (1) 620. 300; 3. Atava Clan A Ramon (3) 9.60; 0 (17) 37.20; P (71. Tallahassee FAMU (11) 3-0 140 1) 126.60; Big 0 (3-6) and (I -7) 1161.30. 2. Greensboro io 124 A - 2579; h 3. 40 III 132.436 - 'i4r -_- ____ _______ n - - Montreal NHL Is By The Associated Press The National Hockey League launches its 60th seasoo tonight with two relocated team& one relocated supertar, some new curbs on violence and high hopes for an Independent television network. The season will run through April 3, the playoffs will go anothermonthorsoandthen, Inailliklihood, theMontreal Canadiens will again be crowned Stanley Cup champions in the meantime, there wiD be 720 NHL games played and some of them will be in Cleveland, where the California Seals have relecated as the Barons, and in Denver, where the Colorado Rockies have risen from the ashes of the Kansas Cit1 Scouts. Bobby Orr, the Longtime star of the Boston Bruins, has packed up his knee brace and moved wed to join the Chicago Wack Hawks In a curious transaction. Orr, who signed with Chicago as a free agent, picked up a reported $3 million. But the Bruins haven't gotten any cornpensation Jet and it is uucbar Just shat they will receive under the NHL rule providing for payment of players, cash, draft choices or a combEnation of the three in return fr losing a free agent. It is also unclear how well the injury-riddled Orr can perform, although he was very Impressive In the recent Canada Cup series. The NHL upset over Increasing violence among ifs players and even more upset about the resultiint bad Preseason publicity, lawsuits and court cases, has passed some new rules this season deslgred to crachi down on chronic offenders. Fines, suspensions or both, it is hoped, Will help rambunctious players control theIr tempers. Faced with the prospect of a second Straight year without national television coverage NBC dropped the NHL after the 1974-75 season - the league has put together its own television package and is trying to sell It to independent networks. A series of 13 telecast, is planned for Monday nights darting Jan. 3. The season opens tonight with Atlanta visiting Washington and Colorado hosting Toronto. A look at the four divisions: WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Montreal won this division by 42 poInts last season, and this time around they may make it a runaway. Guy I.afleur, who led the league with 125 poInts, Yvan Cownoyer and Cc. will be joined by Rejean Houle, a 5lgoa1 scorer Last season In the WHA. Ken Dryden and Bunny Larocque form an Impressive goaltending duo and the defense is lops. EMS Angeles, with talented goalie Rogle Vachon and slick center Marcel Dionne leading the way, should finish second. The Kings will also give the league's new antiviolence rules a severe test, having acquired tough guy Dave Schultz from Philadelphia. Pierre Larouche, 20, who piled up lii points last season, could help offense-minded Pittsburgh challenge for send place, The Pgulns defense should be better with - - Favorite...Who Else ? the addition of goalie Denis Herron and defenseman Don Awrey. Detroit and WaahIngtwI lung up the rear. Adams DIVIsIOB Boston, Buffalo and Toronto all have a chae to win this division. The Bruins, minus Ocr, have solid goaltendlog In Gerry Cheevers and GlUes Gilbert. The offense Is respectable if unspectacular, but the defense except for Brad Park is questlonabje. Buffalo will try to get by again with a strong offense built around the French Coneti line of Gil Perreault, Rick Martin and Robert, But the Sabres' defense Is overworked Bone and the goaltending situation is worse. Toronto, with talented young players like center Sittler, Swedish defenseman Borje Salming and Darryl goalie Wayne Thomas, is in the process of building a contender. The Barons have a good goalie in GlUes Meloche but will probably finish last In this hot1y.conej diviion, CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division The Philadelphia Flyers are almost as deep as the Canadjens but could be hurt by Injuries. Goalie Bernie Parent, trying to overcome a neck Injury, was unimpressive in exhibition play and will miss at least the first month of the campaign with a broken toe. Wayne Stephenson rmlay have to shoulder the burden again this season. Bobby Clarke, second to Laflew with 119 poInts last year, has a bad leg. But Reggie Leach, 61 goals, and Bill B4r her, 50, wiLl assure the Flyers of a potent offense. If anyone beats the flyers, It will be the Nw York - 1 ROIlki 4051 S Trenton 41$) a. St. AVQUISIM St. JosePh 4047 7. MIami Northwest Citrstlan 30 Beavers' home field. We look College 2$. FlorIda St. 7 (N) Miami Killian, Clearwater, Miami 1.40.7.10; 3. Jose.Yza (5) the huskies to treat their against Minnesota, and LSU Bests. 4.00; Q (. iriøam Young 24, Wyoming 2$ 4-0-0 1,1*2 Palmetto, Tampa King, Jackson. 3) n..o P (3.1). 73.30; Brewn 14, Penn 7 DD (2.3) hoststoarougilaftel-flOonwtljle hosting Vanderbilt. 40-0 992 ville Forrest, Pensacola Escambia. 174.30. California 2$, Oregon 14 4-00 511 walkIng away with a 30.17 Merritt Island, Lakaland Kathleen, THIRD-i. Eddy-Seltia (4)17.40, Here's how the Hoople CR1. U. 2$ Central Mich. I 4-00 570 Eau GaIlIe,Orla, Edgewate,, Or. S.40, 5.20; 2. Echano-Elona (2)4.00, victory. The Southern Col'ate 22, Holy Cross II 3-0-1 '31 System calls 'em: Michigan's landoOak Ridge, Sanford Seminole, 3.10; 3. Ursa-Cok (I) 1.20; 0(2-4) Nebraska 24, Colorado 17 California 'Trojans will pay a Wolverines will win 3-0.1 415 Sarasota, Jacksonville Lee. Porn. 35.40; P (4.2)111.30. the 69th PrInceton 34, Calumbla 7 400 $15 visit tO Seattle 10 meet pane Beach. FOURTH - I. Domingo.$lncMz B. Carolina U.S.. 111.14 (N) repeatofltsstonedrivairymth 400 500 Class AAA WashingionState Cougars. (5) 13.40, 11.00,5.30; 2. Eddy.Zarr, Tenn. 17, GeorgIa Tech 14 3.10 359 I. Ocala FOrest (13) 40 135 the Spartans, l2. Nebraska's Hove-len 35, W. Tesas St. (3) 4.40, 3.10; 3. Arecha-yZa (3); 0 11(N) 2-1.1 321 should be an easy conquest for Cornhuskers 2 Tarpon Springs 4-0 124 will edge (5$) 35.40; P (1-5) 11070; 00 (4$) Indiana 21, Northwestern 20 3-1 0 314 the Trojans as their HeLunan 3. New Smyrna Beach 3-0 105 143.40. Colorado, 24-17, and Ohio State Ohio State 24, laws 7 3-10 201 4. Delray Atlantic 2-0 *5 FIFTH I. Fermin.Ecp,ave (2) 200 Award candidate Ricky Bell will have little trouble with Ohio State 24. Utah 21 5. Titusville Astronaut 3.1 67 11.50, 5.00. 4.10; 2. Anton-Re-mon (4) Minouri 23. Kansas St. 15 3-10 112 has a field day. Make It: Iowa winning by 4. Jacksonyille Bolies 40 44 5.10 7.20; 2. Aiavs.Ajcj (4) 6-00; a 24-7 margin. Kent St. 27, West. Miii. S 2-0-0 106 Trojans 35 Couara 7. Q 7, $ g40.4 4040 L. Beach SI. 3$. Dvak 14 (N) 124) $30;j 12.4) 1I.10. 2-1-0 43 S. NipIes's-O The CalIfornia-Oregon 35 The SIXTH I. Kansas Jayhawks, enDoniingo-Zarre LSU 33. Vanderbilt 15(N) (4) 310 9 Co. 1-025 11.10, 445, 2. Cacho-Sofo (1) 3-1-0 22 meeting will be close with J00 joylng one of their best .ons, Auburn 21, Memphis St. 17(N) 9. (tie) Fort L uderdaie DIllard 40 4.00, 1.20; 3.4.20; Arta.Elorza (2) 5.20; 0 41 0 Roth's Strong arm spelling the will trim Oklahoma St.I:4 ?-l2, Miami (Fla.) 34, Duke 24 (N) 20 23 (1-4) 534,30; P (4-1) $11670. Mithi,a. 35, Mich. State I) 2-1-1 17 dIfference as he outOmini Also receiving votes: Fort ind In a really Big One for both IllinoIs 26, Minnesota 21 SEVENTH -1. Ecttano.Beltia (2) Lauderdale Aquins, Oregon's aerial whiz, Ja., teams the Texas MM Aggles 04eIgia 2$, MIs;. 13 Venice, 13 10, 5.40, 3.60; 1. Larri-Qulcia (7) Leesburg, Tallaptasno Rickants, 12.40, 310; 3. tca-Coldo (1) 340; 0 Henderson. The final score: will ouigun the invading Texas Kentucky 24, Mie-s. State It Orlando Moor,, Haines City, (2-7) 4440; P (2.7) 5141.40; Jose St. 2$, New BIg 0 (1CalIfornIa 28, Oregon 16. Tech Red Raiders, 33-V. Pitt- Sc. Mexic. 23 (N) Bradenton Bayshore, JacksonvIlle 4 with 2-7) $1,305 00. Maryland 2$. No. CarolIna SI. $ Kenny, Barlow. Meanwhile, in the Los Angeles burgh and their Helsman Oklahoma 21, Texas II EIGHTH -1. SantI-Altu (5) 11.40, Clan AA 12.20. 4.40; 2. M.aruri-A,ca (4) 10.50, Coliseum a capacity crowd of Award candidate Tony Dorsett Kansas 33, Oklahoma St. II I Lake Butler (10) 4-0 134 450; 3. Fermin-Juan (1) 3.00; 0 UWasbinot. 30, Oregon St. 17 93,791 football filberts will be on will show little mercy to out- Penn 2. Pahokee 31 125 6) 110.00; P (5-4) $267.00. Stats 40, Army 6 3. Wildwood 3-0 111 hand for the 47th game between manned Louisville, rolling over Pittsburgh 49, Louisville I NINTH 1. SaIl (7) 1.60. 5.40, i Atachua Santa Fe 4-0 52 140; 3. Arts (4) 1020. 6 10; 3. Al.s UCLA and Stanford. The Bruins the Cardinals, 49.0. And In a Rutgers 14, Conn. S. Milton Pace 30 73 (I) 4.10; 0 (47) 31 50; P (7.1) 95.10. will start their march toward a very important Southeastern South Carolina 40, VIrsinia S (N) 6. MiamI LaSalle 3-0 56 TENTH - 1. Manolo (0) 1140, Tulane 21, Syracvs, 14 Nebraska from fifth ______ ______ AMERICAN Eo/rio,/ 'W',IN/y6 IS mi oNty m,,y?L "77lEA'E /10 5055r/lvrE J - 1.Michigan (32) 2.Pitts (3) 3.Oklahoma (3) 4.G.orgia (2) SUCLA 6.Nebraska 7.Maryland S.Kansas 9.Missourl I0.Ohio St. 11.5. Calif. 12.Florida n.Boston Col. I4.Notre Dame 15.Tsxas Tech 16.Texas 17.Texas AIM 1l.Ankansa, 19.N. Carolina 20Louisiana St. WEc/Al W1NNrn49 IS 8VERi'rN/H6"- - - Pro Football wI,qNhYQ AVJIM'4 ''' ____ had nothing to do with Ford's statemenL "I respect Mr. Ford as the owner of the Detroit Uona, as a person, and hope he will always be my friend." Ford had indicated General Manager Russ Thomas was tied to that ultlmatwn, but Thomas did not join Forrano In reslgnlng.Sald one Lions' playor: "I can't Inrglne Russ 1inu resigning." Forsano said he tiM thought about resigning around Wed___-i_-. By The Associated Press The Cornhuskers had to rally to defeat Miami, FIa., 174. The Georgia Bulldogs sup. ylind stayed in seventh ntedllCt&uthseNo,4teain In The Ainoclated Press college Pls4 by beating Villanova 20-9 _____ ___ ____ Is II true that aciege I Georgia kin 'Iped ____1w. aeveafootball ratings toiiay, moving while Kansas climbed train fed wsea to play bashethafi as reported by Jim McKay during up to challenge Michigan, p ninth to eighth with a 34-24 vlcWhir. dies 7 fist 1 lack Gwen_____ Baebmaa play and Oklahoma, the 1.2-3 clubs toy over Wisconsin. iSWaMSNsheetllpl_II,_Maft forthelecondweekinarow. RowidlngouttheTopTen 1, Akeamila, Ky. GeorgIa's Impressive 21.0 MIssouri, a 24-3 wInner over NorthCarollna,andOhloState. trltunph over Alabama l3 team, and she says Mercer University In Georgia has signed one the losers out of the Top Twenty Missouri was 1h a week ago. 6-?woman,andnooneIssurehOwmuchbsfl,,4 fortheflrstthneslncel97Oand The Second Ten consists of she has, Gwen Budunan, who Is 640, has returned from a period shot the Bulldogs from sixth to Sothern Cal, Florida, Bostdn _____ In Europe when she played prOtessioiaj baakethai College, Notre Dane, Tew j and has been fowth. reinstated as amateur, eligible for AAU ball but with the proviso BesIdes Alabama, Penn Tech, Texas, Texas A&M, Arshe can't play on any U.S. national teams. Gwen originally went State's perennial Eastern North rolina ISt. chaznpsalsoweremlssljigtrom safdyCllffHarrtaoftheDu,,sys therankIngsfortheflrstime L5stweek,ItwasLSU,M1a. QHswmaayoftheftmen.eslathjt,or slncemld4970whentheywere sourl, Southern Cal, North BOston College, MIsbeaten by Kentucky fl-6 for C Miller, QSfrIII, Calif. their third consecutIve setback. sisslppi, Texas Tech, Notre Let's compromise on the lad eIght years. Of those, only Bob However, the Nlttany Lions Dame, Florida and Penn State Lantier (Detroit), Doug Collins (Philadelphia) and Bill Walton were back in the rankings by Ole Miss fell out following a 10.0 to Aubum. theendofthe197Oseuon,. NBA teams, unless you count David Thompson of Denver, which bama was not. Tew returned to the rankMichigan heiddown the No.1 ings alters two-week absence and Elvis Hayes are still Marring, for other clubs. Austin Carr of position for the fourth week in a whileTexasA&MandArapja Qeveland has been slowed by Injury. La Rue Martin of Portland row with a 31.0 triumph over got back In after oneweck was recently sent to Seattle after warming the bench since '72. Wake Forest. The Wolverines 42-15 vacations, Texas trounced Rice Q. Whatever happened I. AU-American quarterback Jerry receIved 52 first-place votes 14-7 andeArkansas %&M downed flilnois trimmed 1,182 of a possIble 1,200 Texas ChristIan 46-14. for the University of Detroit, which disbanded Its too(L,II and points from e r."lIonwIde ç2nel program. Did he pay pro football and has 1w reauained In thu oI si'oris whter! end trosii game. In some capacity? - Jerry Bass, Davesporl, Is. Casteñ. Jerry Gross, who was short by NFL Standards, played briefly In Runner-up Pitt, a Canada and then returned to his home area of Bay City, Mich., ncr over Duke after piling up a kie where he works for a local company. He has no connection with 37-7 lead, received three firstfootball. place ballots and 992 poInts. Q, I lived in Chicago and my favorite team was ti'e Côs. j Last week, Michigan led myopimonthey badthe best broadcaster, Jack a4I Panthers 1,208.972 wIth 61 pan- Ro was wondering if he still does the Cub games. Leo Zayas, ell.ti voting. Orange, Calti. Oklahoma retaIned third ByMAJORAMOsftp[, Yep, Jack dill chortles "Hey, hey.. ." for the 'IV audience place with three No.1 votes and PrognostIcator every time a Cub hits a home run. The consummate rooter sa 914 poInts after downing Iowa been on the air with Cub games sInce 1948 (he also does Chicago State 24.10. Then came Georgia Egad, friends, there Is Bear games) and was on the baseball team's Board of Directors with the other two top votes thrilling action galore In store until a year ago when conflict of interest charges made him the first of the season for the for you this weekend with dlcate. Bulldogs - and 870 points. particular emphasis on the s Q. Who Is the voice who narrated Super Bowl IX on the pIyI UCLA slipped from fourth to rugged Pac 8 loop where a full Films? - Jack Adams, ()kIan1 CoW. fifth and Ohio State went from schedule Is on tap for these The sonorous tones belong to Joti Facenda, a Philadelphia eighth to 10th after the Rose Long4lme rivals. :4 broadcaster frequently used by NFL Films, though he sometimes Bowl rivals played to a 10-10 WashIngton's Huskies and standoff. Oregon State will be meeting If MRUFTr's nn C011ECTED Alt Th'E 9ORY5 PROMxi,/cEMEwr ON WIYAT eli, Since You Asked... Win-Or-Lose Situation: Forzano Loses Lions PONTIAC, Mich. (AP).- I)etroll Lions owner William Qay Ford was to announce today the SUCCin5Or to embattled Coach Rick Foriano, who resigned Monday. The resignation ended three weeks of speculation that his job was on a win-or-else basis, "... Forzano sulanitted his / Qrr1*Aj f F o r i do No. 1 2 By MUR**y OLDE SPORTS 26 Go Up For Bidding fl In Free Agent's Gamble Georgia No. 4 Oldermcrn Tuesday, t. 7,1078-7* 1" . ' J.i. . i'ti. -__________ - - - Islanders The islanders failed to come up with a big gun no offense during thc of f-sea,iuo but they still have strong goaltending in Glenn Rescb and Billy Smith and a good defense anchored by Denls Potvin. Atlanta doern't score much but the Flames fense and Dan Bouchard and Phil Myi'e are ahustle on dedependabfe goaltending duo. The New York Rangers' hopes of overtaking rest largely with Phil Esposito. New York picked Atlanta up Ken liodge from Boston to ielp Esposito get the puck but they didn't do much to help the defense which sorely needs it. Smythe Division How far can Orr's fragile knees carry the Black Hawks? If the gifted defenseman Is anything like his former self, the H.iwks could be much Improved ... on the Ice as well as at the box office. They won the division last year by one point over Vancouver. The Canucks traded away several unhappy players In the interest of team unity and didn't get much In return, Aging goalie Cesare Manlago is among the new faces. The offense is Led by Dennis Ververgaert and Don Lever. The St. Louis Blues have a new coach in Emile Francis but they stW need defense and goaltending, Garry Unger and Chuck Lefley supply the offensive punch. Minnesota has sonic new faces goalie Gary Smith and Swedish forward Roland Erlcksson - but not enough of them to make a difference. And the Colorado Rockies are merely the Kansas City Scouts in disguise ... and they won't fool unybody. - 111 1:1!: _ - '1' Baby Gators Halted p GAINESVILLE lAP) A Florida high school product who went out of state to college 'l as handed the Florida Gators a junior varsity football defeat, Jorge Portella of Miami kickeilfourfieldgoalsandtwo extra points Monday for Auburn's Baby TIgers as they nipped the Baby Gators 26-24. Terry Williams of Frostproof gaIned 130 yards rushing for Florida, scoring touchdowns on runs of one and 7 yards. He also set up another touchdown with a 43-yard pass. Joe Brodsky passed 21 yards to Rocky Rote for the other FlorIda touchdown. from any other gambling winnings o rnor' L'Ian $1,000 where the odds were at least 300 t I. Slut machines, keno and bingo are exempt. The measure takes effect in Sen. Long contended that the Internal Revenue Service doesn't have the manpower to handle the withholding prekiiem at tracks. .\t'l'('g- ??IIflt/ Iuitt' ii I1U/P/'eIlt'cI. JU%i tt'1 (I /'is& si,iiili .'lt'i I/ti '. 3 outof4 adultsfind help in theYellow Pages. (t I lic L'IliS I IIII1 I li.. P1.ti)l. \ Ik find hardw;irc' P.it.e\ StIe, LIII desit.n i PrtI1li1 Itr tu t ii.0 II i11lkc ii e.I'iel' Ii' I lie.e I)itti)Ic Its ii nd 'u. \iII ti 1L1t. \clIt' \'tuI \t.'lk ut' Imte' ,t 11) GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION 'I!uwpxjes �5*- EvsaM Nsrs, 1sN, Fl. 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PALMER GISMAIY PORTUGAL Of T STAFF PINK 14 lEU.E SCHWARZE KATZ 3.99 SI, 1.99 zioz ' DIUMA1 GIRMAXT CHAT. BEYCHEVELLE CHAT. PICHON LONG BARON CHAT. GISCOURS 250: 3.69 zoo: 1.59 $ri :HAT. SIMARD 3.99 Sim :HAT. PHELAN SE6UR 2.39 3007 229 no: 1.99 zo: 1.19 SD 3.49 7301 SPAIN 1.99 2401 I(OSOIOIAUZ 3.99 2401 CHAT. LATOUR CHAT. HAUl BRION CHAT. PETRUS CHAT. CHEVAL BLANC CHAT. LASCOMBES 11 CHA LA ER( 11 CHAT RIPEAU ISO SOIDSAUS 3.99 2407 1.99 241 01 11 CHAT LA CROIX 13 CHAT. ROUTE! 385.00 269.50 OZ 150.50 oz2424 oz24 139.90 139.00 118.25 tt 109. 50 0' 14 115.00 109.50 49.95 1290 12.49 o 12490 PAUILLAC 15.95 14.95 011 1 :; 15950 149.50 o'; 119.50 RID G1Av5$ POMIROI St MAIGAUI 11.95 1049 7.99 WNITIGIAVU :; :; 104.50 83.95 :; 3895 II 21 111010011 4. it 49.90 POMINO1 449 399 0? 49,95 I1010IO(AUP . , 115.00 PAIHIIAC 42.95 . .... '4 139.5 0i 74 0i 24 0i 74 0: 74 OZ 24 CHAT. THO1TEVIELLE :HAT. BATAILLEY CHAT, LAFITE ROTHSCHILD i OZ 24 CHAT. LYNCH BAGES 2.29 OR CAROOLLE DRY VERMOUTH 2.79 3.79 2.29 3.89 GI CHAT. CALON SEGUR CHAT. MION HAUT BRION SIN 24 OZ 24 contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the FICTITIOUS NAME security shall be described. The Notice is hereby given that we ar e claimant shall deliver engaged in business at P.O. Bo copies of the claim to thesufficient clerk to IM, 352 Church St., Longwood, unable the clerk to mail one copy to Seminoie County. Florida under the each personal representative. fictitious name of LAS SERVICES, All persons interested in the estate and that we intend to register Said to whom a copy of this Notice of name with the Clerk of the Circuit Administration has bn maiied are Court, S'minole County. Florida in * required, WITHIN THREE accordance with the provisions MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF me Fictitious Name Statutes, To THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Wit. Section 665.09 Florida Statutes THIS NOTICE, to tile any objections 1957 they may have that chalienges the 5, Lawrence M. Goodwin validity of the decedent's will, the Charles S. Beasley qualifications of the personal 19, 26. 1976 Publish Oct S representative, or the venue or DEE 33 Jurisdiction of the court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WILL BE FOREVER BARRED by virtue Of that certain Writ of Date of the first publication of this S,..t,,ti,n Lte....4 ' .& Notice Of Administration Oct. S. th;aI of the County Court of AA 1976 Orange County, Florida, upon a final Sr Charles R. Bentley, Ill judgment rendered in the aforesaid As Personal Representa court onthe 15th day of August, AD. live of the Estate of 1976, in that certain CISC entitled, Charles R. Bentley, Jr. Barnett Bank of Winter Park, NA., Deceased a National Banking Auociation, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Piantltf, vs Patrick F. Wilson and REPRESENTATIVE. Doris Wilson, Defendant, which J'fm L. Thomas, II aforesaid Writ Of Execution was 216 East Jackson Street delivered to me as Sheriff of Orlando, Florida 32101 Seminole County, Florida, and I Tole~*: 143 1290 have levied upon the following Publish: Oct. S. 12, 1976 described property owned by Doris DEE 2$ wiison, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more UNITED STATES DISTRICT particularly described as follows: COURT, MIDDLE DISTRICT OF One 1969 Chevrolet Malibu, ID No. FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION- 135379 0345692. 2 or. green in color. COURT NO, 76- 141.OrlCiv.R'being stored at Ratliff & sons In UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Sanford, Florida. Additional in. Plaintiff. v LUCIUS HARRIS and formation available from the Civil CHRISTINE HARRIS, his wile, it Division of the Seminole County al. Oefendant(s)-.NOT10E OF Sheriff's Department, SALE- Notice is hereby given that and the undersigned as Sheriff of Pursuant 10 a FINAL DECREE of Seminole County, Florida, will at Foreclosure entered on September 11.00 A.M. on the 20th day of Oc I. ltl6by the above entitled Cotjrt,in tober, A.D. 1916, offer for sale and 1 Ihe above stylcj cause, the un sell to the highest bidder, for cash, dersigned United Stales Marshal, or subject to any and all existing tins, O of hiS duty author ized deputies, at the Front (Well) Door of the . iTs SIN IflI, ' - - will sell the property situate in Seminoie County, Florida. described as: Lot 42. Orange Estates, ac cording to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. page So of the Public Records of Seminole County. Fioricjo, at public outcry to the highest and 'esl bidder for cash Of 12:00 O'clock r"on on Thursday. October 25, 3976 al thewest door of 5lhe Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida Dated 91476 MITCHELL A NEWBERGER UNITED STATES MARSHAL MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA KENDELL W WHERRY ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publish Sept 21.211. Oct 3, 12, 1916 DEl) 107 Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described personal property. That said saie is being made tO satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution, John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish. Sept 21, Oct. 5, 37, 19, 1976 DED 143 '[ãrIöp" ARRIVE AHVE f SUNE STATE.., -J - Notes The Seminole Office of the Greater Florida American Red Seminole County a direct "Singin' Gals," as well as a Greater Florida Chapter, Cross Chapter. disaster line wlil be installed for visiting male quartet, the American Red Cross, will ise only in time of disaster. "Quadrasonics." Refreshments 'fl',e building, fomerly Sobik's change its location on Oct ' wjfl be served For further Catering Service, is located in from 99 S.R. 436, Fern Park, to information call Ardyce the rear of Kwik-Wash car Sweet 1903 East U.S. 17-92, Longwood. Wash. Aagaard, 290-2911. The central location will best The prospective Seminole serve the Seminole County The chapter's telephone Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc., area, according to Betty C. numberwlflremalnthesame- invites all women who enjoy Kienth, chairman of the 831-3000, and for the first time in singing four-part barbershop The Orlando Area Council of harmony to attend their first Women's American ORT soclalevening - openhouseOct. (Organization for 7, at 8 pin. in the St. Andrews Rehabilitation through Presbyterian Church Training) will sponsor a Fellowship Hall, 9913 Bear gigantic sale of 'gently worn' Lake Rd., Forest City. women's clothing at Howard The evening promises many Johnson's, Lee Road and 1.4, _____ surprises, Including en- Oct. 6 and 7 from 9:30 a.m.4 _____ tertalnznent by two chapter p.m., and Oct. B from 9:30a.m.quartets, "Etcetera" and the 5 p.m. ' Ad.Ilnes ORT _______ Baby Shower Held ¶r. • For Schabockers- I The educational building of the honoree's husband, Eric, Upsala Presbyterian Church and daughter, Tonya was the setting recently for a Schabacker. Also, the Mines. E. baby shower honoring Mrs. L. Dowell, D. Doyle, L. E. Eric Schabacker. The shower Rumbaugh, Barbara Spacek, was hosted by the women of the F. Le Ray, B. A. Johnson, A. W. church. Several games were Brooks, D. Shea, R. R. enjoyed by the guests prior to Eisencotf, R. Floyd, J. Sharp, the opening of the many lovely M. Rusho, C. E. Hunter, W. A. and useful gifts by the honoree. Ray, J. E. Bates, Agatha Refreshments were served. Fraser, Ursala Gilsen, W. Speigle, 1. R. Rice, J. Hirsh and Among those present were Nancy Whitehead. , - 1 • I 111% \ Legal Notice 4 99 - -. PLANNED - SUNRISE TIRE I -' - , WHY BUY WATER) . . - .•. ROYAL DELUXE CANADIAN 56 . '- . , bIN CEITIFIEDA 99 URW000 CANADIAN HEAVEN HILL 80. JACK DANIELS us.Au at. 95.88 KESSLER BLEND. ot. 53.88 BEEFEATER GIN at. 88.50 BULIOCH & LADE scotca at. 5895 CANADIAN L.T.D. AT. 53.88 CRAWFORD SCOTCN at. 58.95 CUTTY SARK scorns at. 95.88 GRANT'S syiscorcas at. 87.50 HARVEY'S scatcs OT. 58.95 HUDSON'S BAY ICOTCN U. 53.95 J. WALKER lID SCOICII OT. 92.95 5TH CHIVASREGAL lCOTcN 107.50 5TH BEEFEATER GIN 11.88 5TH DEWAR'S scoTcu 82.95 5TH BLACK & WHITE SCOTCN 85.88 5TH GORDON'S GIN 49.95 5TH JACK DANIELS sau 71.95 . • , TU1W •1 New Address For Area Red Cross . . Df$MAlI.STUWIIIIY 52.68 U. 91.75 at. 56.95 AT 54.95 AT. 51.4$ Club :. . -. - 4509T. .iw,•. 5515 at. at. ,..I. Patron ' Mathematics educators from •' ' • Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. the southeastern United states Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihien and Puerto Rico will converge " 'if,,.. Publish: Oct s, n. is, 24, mo on Orlando's Hyatt House from DEE-27 Oct 14-16 for the National Math IN THE ClRiii'fcoUAT Convention. Sponsored ' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA .-"' PROBATE DIVISION National Council of Teachers of File Nvmer 7O-U2CP Mathematics, , local DivIslili arrangements are being made . In Re: Estate of by both the Florida Council and CHARLES R. BENTLEY. JR. Deceased the Orange County Council of NOTICE OF Teachers of Mathematics. v • . -' ADMINISTRATION Convention Chairman Is Dr. fr TO ALL PERSONS HAVING -• CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Douglas Brumbaugh of Florida THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Technological University, well OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED known in Central Florida as a IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED leading expert on metric that the administration of the estate education. of CHARLES R. BENTLEY, JR., Teachers from both private deceased, File Number 14.242CP. Is pending In the Circuit Court , and public schools are en Seminole County, Florida, Probate couraged to attend. Division, the address Of which 5 The convention will feature 0 1, Seminole County Court House, many noted mathematics Sanford. Florida. The personal representative of the estate is educators from as far away p CHARLES 1. BENTLEY, p11. fKsvaId pNeWby .toaAPafleseni Englan'd, withworksho and whose address Is 1052-Formosa Avenue, Orlando, Florida. The other sessions tailored to suit CHAMPAGNE DINNER name and address of the personal every possible need. re representatives attorney are set Registration will be held in the Nancy Duncan, chairman of the Kidney Foundation forth below . Tamiami lounge at the Orlando of Central Florida's fund raising and women's acAll persons having claims or demands against the estate are Hyatt House on all three days, tivitles committees, is busy selling tickets for the required, WITHIN THREE with a gala reception featuring First MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the Rosie O'Grady band Annual Champagne Dinner to benefit the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF foundation. The $100 a plate dinner will be held Dec. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk scheduled for the night of the of the above court a written 14th. Of special interest Is the 3 at the Maison Jardin, Altamonte Springs. Door statement of any claim or demand they may have, Each claim must be provision at this convention for prize is a new Cadillac, and a limit of 200 tickets will be sold. Donations will help support the foundation's In writing and 1u1* Indicate the family events such as golf, bails for the claim, ttie lame and swimming, tennis and an blood bank, drug bank, kidney harvest program, address of t he creditor or his agent unusual "metric" Olympics for screening van and speaker's bureau. For tickets, or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim ii not yet due, the children of the participants, call Mrs. Duncan at 830-4892, Longwood, or the the date when it will bcome due Kidney Foundation at 628-5855. Winter Park. shall be stated. It the claim is ntiimY iicmi NUIVSh BRUGAL RUM CANADIAN CLUB GIBLEY'S GIN Math Convention In Area toyai - 299 CANADIAN MIST Dy uranu ,. 1. i*caum cau 83.50 ati 7 90 NITU "- QT. - RARE OLD 15 YR. KY. 99 "j Defendants.* MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO: KENNETH W. STRAIGHT SR. Rld.nce and Address Unknown and to any and all other parties claiming any right, title, and-or hWsqest In and to the following described pr'perty. towlt: Lot 10, Block 3, HeftIer Homes Orlando Section One according to the Flat in Plat Book 13, Pages Sand Y4, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida TOGETHER WITH: Range Refrigerator Wasner Dryer YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit to foreclose. mortgage on the above described property has been instituted against you in the Circuit Court in the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and for SemInole County, Florida. You and each of you are hereby required to file your Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and 141ve a copy thereof upon VICTOR E. WOODMAN, of the firm Of Wlnderweedle, Halnes, Ward A Woodman, P.A. Post o" ice los 1$, WirI,f Poe', , 'Inrrna mi.j.' In the *1mw, I 5l-IU%4V W&LI, waiviieu styled action, on or before the 3rd day Of November ma, if you fall to do so, Iudgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded In Complaint. This Notice shall be published once each week for four consecutive weeks In the Evening Harold. WITNESS the hand of the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, this the October ma. - DARK ftoodlb P BARNETT MORTGAGE COM. PANY. formerly NARNETT WINSTON MORTGAGE COM. PANY. a Florid. Corporation, Plaintiff, vi. KENNETH W. STRAIGHT, SR., Individually and es Administrator at the Estate of Kenneth F. Straight, it CMRtSM 3 WITH SPECIAL MICK LABEL SOTcN ,N THE CIRCUIT COURT, lSNTIINT$ JUDICIAL CIE. eulT. IN AND P01 SIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 1a14l3CA4*.1 JACQUIN'S MacGregor SCOTCH I Legal Notice etj PlO IM PORTfl WITH PURCHASE OF 3 QUARTS Florida Artists Don't Hang Up ; is te r Needs H e I p By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: May I respond - • '• .,. S. • . - GIVE ME AIR! Herald Photo By Ewe Nichols) Jack, an Airedale owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wales. Longwood, fills the car window as he patiently awaits the return of his humans, to ANXIOUS SON whose problem was his sister who phones him at all hours of the night when she's "loaded?" Because this sister lives in the same city with their elderly and Exhibit Photos Photographs by two im- Florida is represented by a portent Florida artists are on series of photographs many of display through Oct. 15 in the which were included in her F.T.U. art department's graduate thesis show. Bob teaching gallery (HFA Building Polzer, who teaches - third floor). photograpay at Valencia Junior P If College 2n,4 .W.a.,. 8150 Ms. Crosby, who recently received his graduate school received her M.F.A. degree education at University of from University of South South Florida. Bus Transport Offered Easy Waylo Kull Symphony ' Moves House' Roaches and Ants UIIU cannot take his phone off the drinking sister instead of Charlie Brown's opinion that Zukerman (Dec. 9), Sabina held in the Tupperware hook in case the call is from or seeking ways to escape her "summers fly - winters walk" Micarelli (March 13), and Berl Auditorium near Kissimmee, about their mother. disturbing phone calls. (Those may not be true for everybody. Senofsky (March 31); cellist while the Orlando Municipal In our city (Columbus, Ohio calls may well be an Ufl However, the bicentennial James Kreger (Feb. 17); Auditorium is remodeled. and in many other cities across conscious cry for help.) summer the country, there are treat- However, unless the sister calls and - has certainly flown, soprano Anna Moffo (Jan. 6); Round-trip bus transportation for the 27th consecutive and violist Joseph dePa.squale will be available at a season ment centers in general A.A., they can't help her. A.A. year the Florida Symphony's iApril 14). The season's final ticket price of $20 for the 10hospitals where an alcoholic doesn't go out to rescue exciting new season is almost concert on April 28 will feature concert series. Buses will leave can be admitted for treatment alcoholics; the alcoholics must upon us. The Subscription the full Florida Symphony from Altamonte Springs, just as he (or she) would be if come to ThEM. Series will spotlight youth - Orchestra. Winter Park and Orlando. diabetes or any other disease DEAR ABBY: Whatever three of the season's artists are Bus riders are urged to make Season were tickets present. are priced at Because happened to your sense of iiniI.r in: PhiIadInhia - four their --, alcoholism Is a disease, it is humor and lair play? 101 , 'iu, and ö,st', -a saving ',' Regar- arenativesofthatmusicalcity; of up to 35 per cent over single progressive and can become ding the middleaged woman and Juiuiard - from whence ticket prices are ____________________ terminal. Until the public un- working lnan office with lomen five Series artists were available at the and Florida derstands these facts, and who, much to her dismay, used graduated. reacts to then as it would to the Symphony Office and at lavatory marked ans The 10-concert schedule in srerp's Colonial Plaza, and any other disease, the cure "WOMEN:" eludes pianists [.eon Bates Bob Bali's PianosA Organs flaziionte Mall Ticket Agencannot be effected, and many If she wants privacy, all she (Nov. Misha Dichter (Feb. cies. W First St ( fine people will die un- has to do upon entering the 101, and Jeffrey Siegel i March 2222S necessai'ily. lavatory is to hand a cardboard 10); violinists Pinchas 1oncert.s this season will be Please tell ANXIOUS SON to sign marked "NOT NOW!" contact his mental health outside the door. -i -- -association or some related, The The men would surely respect Pianos-Org -- -- -- , agency to find out where his sister can receive the treatment she needs before too much brain damage results from her drinking. Finally, Alcoholics Anonymous (and Al-Anon and ,tJateen) have made the dif ference between life and death to many alcoholics and their families. MRS. L.R.B.: COLUMBUS, 01110 DEAR MRS. B: I agree, ANXIOUS SON should make &U all-out effort to help his - her wishes as well as her ingenuity. MN. DEAR M.N.: Clever idea. And practical, too - unless some clown crosses out the "NOT." Everyone has a problem. What's ,ours? For a personal reply. write lo ABBY: Box No. 69100, L.A.. Calif. 90049 EflClQ$ stamped, self. addressed envelope. pi.aw. For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." send SI to Abigail Van Buren. 131 Lasky Dr., Beverly HIlls, Calif. 90232. Please enclose a long. seIf.addr.ssed, stamped 11 Sc) envelope, Food Tips A recent survey reveals that a woman's favorite dessert for entertaining is cake. Pies rank second and third is ice cream. And, according to the National Live Stock and Meat Hoard, at-home eating is becoming more Informal with 75 per cent of all meals eaten in the kitchen. There is also trendtolewitem.spermealand grcater use of convenience foods, Even the early Chinese recognized the nutritional value of fish - as noted in this proverb: 'Give a man a fish and he will live for a day. Teach himtofishadhewilihavefood for life." On a diet' One medium-sized fresh pear contains only 70 calories - which makes the fruit a good afternoon or evening snack. ilruzhononc,...1aa,,,o, 0 fA. Control roaches and ants the easy way-brush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for months. WINN DIXIE �'I*Isj Nsr$W, leallud, FL Nsmy. Od.L MO ______________ !Jls$ev.W,ks6s,tPL 7iip Notice S TELEVISION 3i! !c. LISTING IN THE PIcT$TIOUS NAMI Notice is herelley given that i am ____ k. Tuuday r ____ FIRING at CE RICH MA?& POOR MAN: RIidys No "culto Will le 1irea*a0 by * UIIonafls Evening (4) (Ii ___ AS MAN BEHAVES MAN AND ENVIRON. 24 MENT - n ppy oplitionadfilbiono CeW0,11(on, eoo CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24MACPEL4.EHERERRE. PORII 6:30 (1) ABC NEWS 24 MAN AND (4) (4) MEW CONT. (1) _____ , of seyy ?00 THE CE CE BRADY BUNCH IDREAMOFJEANN1E CD FEEDBACK (I) WILD. WILD WORLD OF AMWLS p - 61 MY THREE SHEEP: Peppy (Rotssfl Co" CI) TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN: Guests: Fmdi P,Ei*nd Don asidJolm i . LBS, yn FOrd CoIsy. CE HAPIY DAYS: AllY Forwhs .ngsgaa in a amIss of , chologlst. which abruptly thsng,s NsIl.style. 14 BALLOT 830 (4) LAVERNEAND5HIR.EY: bai.nk.g I 857 NBCNEWSUPDATS CL POLICE WOMAN: Series of terrorIst bombings and 8w death of apoliceofficer lsade Pepper undercover in revolutionary underground 91$ ME?ARY (4) (1) 61 CBS NEWS Afternoon 1200 ]) a - 4*'if ~ ..1230 fiG SHOW (2) (12) ThE (I) SEARCH FOR (4) TOMORROW 61 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (I) AU. MY CHILDREN (Wed.) HUMAN RELAT1ONS AND SCHOOL 01$ClpL1p4E - ____________ "THE FORTUNE" - FREE SWAP SHOP AND P1.1* MACKIT EVE IY 5UNOAY 9 A.M 5 P.M. CALL M11% • I I Wlfb and _ I AND PORCELAIN REFINISHED Scratches. Denis, Chips Complete Color Change _________________________ 1 271-6363 NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LEE MORAN Address Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you and you we required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to It on Elsie Moran. PetItioner, whose address Is 1431 Carlisle Dr., ColWy, Fla. 32701 on or before November 5th, 1976, and file the original with the clerk of this court either before service on Petitioner or immediately thereafter oth erwise a default will be entered eo't1n" '..nu "w the re lief demanded the romot3l-' - pe,ltln WlTNSSmyPwIn4a.vlth.seaIof this Court on October 1sf, 1916. (Seal) A rt hur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Linda N. Shaw Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct.S,i2.15,26,197 6 DEE32 NOTICE OPSNIRIPP'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under t he seal of th e County Court of Orange County, Florida, upon a final iudgment rendered in the ef Court on the 25th day of May, A.D. 1976, in that certain case entitled, Florida Rock industries, Inc. Plaintiff, •vs- Howell & King, Inc., Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execut io n was del ivered to me as SlierIII ofSeminal* County, Florida, and I have levied upon the fo llow ing described property owned by Howell and Ki ng. Inc., said properly be ing located in Se minole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows OnelfllLiflcolnContinental,4.dr. automobile, ID No. IY$7AB.g17Sa Title No. I02597, light blue with blue vinyl top. being stored at Altamonte Garage, 117 LOflQWOOd Aven ue, Altamonte Springs, Florida, Additional in. formation available from the Civil Divisio n of the Sem i no le County Sheriff's Department. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A.M. on the, 27th day, of Dc. tofwr, A.D. 1976, offer for $ale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash subject to any a nd all existing leins. at the Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above (West) described personal property. That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Ex ecutio n. John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: Oct. S. 12. i. 24. 1976 DEE-22 (I) FAMILY FEUD 2:00 CI) $20,000 PYRAMID 2:30 1 (.2) (2) THE DOCTORS CI) THE GUIDING LIGHT ThREE STOOGES 24 VILLA ALEGRE It r 1% I Division In no: Estate of GEORGE L. HIGHSMITH, Deceased NOTICE o ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE AS ND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of GEORGE L. HIGHSM1TH, deceased, File Number 763C3-Cp, is pending in the Circuit Court for Se minole Coun ty. Florida, Probate Divisio n, the ad dress of which is - l r..,,nh. ---... I k,.. WI I hwy... Park, be described. The claimant shall 14 deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal ZOOM representative, All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice Of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any o b jection s they may have that challenges validily of the decendeyt's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND jurisdiction of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Following he mother's bosp4talizatlon, a boy (Scott Baio) is placed in ct&en's shelter, where he has real cSfficu'ty getting along with anyone ad he is befriended by a black ______ / WILL BE FORFVO'o liOARRED Date of the nt rst publication of this L.1: Legal Notice __________________________ Wanted I 1.1 I , Ex. grocery -- - lnsfoe, - 1 ..L -----.,,,,n.r,.fOr - PartiAl LAKESIDE APARTMENTS, Highway 17.fl, Sanford Across From Ranch House 323-$1700r13).p777 ins, ic..l i Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court By: Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk MaCLEAN AND BROOKE Attorneys tor Plaintiff no fancy claims. offer ResulIsI ______________________ iacigded. 33J-41T3. - ' VA i BR apt., kit. equip., A-C, carpeted. Ad ults. No pets, $95. 322-32% wk. dys offer 4. -' . - Unfurnhshed, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322UO or 323 15 IS " s,.. .-... ._ ___________ 2 ff.e. 2 I$h dOX. 7 000ijg,an. ilIea, Deeary. on lake adlolning golf course. A;i carpeted, carport and utility room. $220.30 per month plus security deposit. Ca ll 323-0951 or after 5 call 332.7672. - --- CHICKEN DINNER 3 49 !9 ( -~ '. ,..-', Regular ,11 Vaiue $ Famous French Frlas '. . '' I GOOD ALL DAY Good Taste )U8,eo/e FRIED CHICKEN j;AILYlt A U TILt 10PM Reg. i"" . Baked M.a,.h.d Pnta.a Buns a, r.., L. W Carroll. Jr., Esquire ------ SLIM BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH Florida 371'%? Telephone: 534.5700 Pu blish: Oct. 5, I?, 1976 DEE 29 FROM THE COLUMNS. FRI £ SAT TIL I;PM In business under the Fictitioi.js Name of NUCCI'S RESTAURANT AND DELI at 902 Sanlando Plaza, City of Altamont, Springs, Florida i nt ends to register the said name nith the Clerk of the Circuit Cou rt of Seminole County, Florida Anthony Castella no Publish: Oct. 5, 17, IC, 26. IllS DEE 31 VALUES WANT Call Bait AD screened porch, much more. Reduced to only S2900. PhyllIs Capponi, Reaitor.Associate. After hours, 13.61723. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES, INC., REALTOR.531- - ROBSON MARINE 252$ Hwy 17.97 322-961 ___________________________ . Trade .. -- ......... -.__________ SWAP SHOP FLEA MAPtIEI Anyone cat be a seller or a bu yer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movietand Drive-in Theatre, South 17-92. Phone 322. 1716. := - Lot,60'xI30',$].000.Negotiable 333. 7535 after 5. Req Real Estate Broker IIO0E 251hSt in 66SS 1 -_ - S5"Boats & Accessories Johns. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS 70--Swap & ----. 7S-Recreatjonaj VetCIes Must Sacrifice- 1973 Stràmline, 33 tt. Gregory Mobil* Homes, 3103 ____________ Orlando Drive, 323.3200. - Ms'I Merchandise --- Hunting Camp In Farmington A 2 Lots, 134' a 141', With 23' Pianos & Electronic Orgara with 77AUtOS Wanted aluminum trailer with bath & built automatic rhythm section. Liberal on room. Electricity, deep well, trades offered. Bob Ball's piano & BUY JUNK CARS from $10 to $30. fenced garden. 3225331 or after Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 Call 322-1621 after 4p.m. 3:30, 3222111. w. First St., 3323235, Sell that extra bike with a low Cost 47-Real Estate Wanted Hammond Phoenix organ with Classified Ad. automatic rhythn & tape and play, ]tosFamily R ones l Units Wantetj excellent condition. 5i.6S. toss. MORE CASH Private Buyer REDUCEO$2,000 - Beautifully remodeled 6 rooms, 1155 ft., ..e carpeting & roof, gas furnace, large fenced lot. Near high school. 519.300. owner 373. - - - 0522. - _________________________ --- _ ________________ _____________________ For Wrecked or Junk Piano, walnut, refinished, niw Cars & Trucks action, keys, tuned & delivered. Many others to chose from. Winter Any year thru 1976 models. days 7 Park, 144-5341. off k. Call collect, 365-213%. Phone 3193517 _________ - _______________________ Merchandise ____________________________ large lot on canal to 4 Iakn, 539.300. Phone 323-$, Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. -a Stenstrom Realty LAKE MARY Sale HAMMOND ORGAN. Sounder 153 William Road 3 BR. 2 bath home, with nov model complete with rhyttu l8?,PtnJcy $p roof . Sprinkler system, and lots of SWIMMING POOL section and Instruments. $3, SACRIFICEtrees & shrubs. BPP 12 mo. 333.7707 or 321-0939. Leading manufacturer and 1969 Honda, Ca warranty. 539,755, oo distributor has aluminum recExcellent Cond, 1390 3723517. angular pools left over from 1915 60-Off ice Supplies CITY 221$ Palmetto Ave. Cool season. halt price. Guaranteed -Motorcycle Insurance Off on your front porch in this installation and terms. Call 305. BLAIR AGENCY lovely older 1 BR, It', bath, car. $359331 collect. ]fl-3$44or 323-7710 peting, central heat & air, well landscaped lot. 536.500. Matching set of 10 rattan dining Wood or steel desks, executive desk GeV Plenty of Prospects -Ad & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs. $15 each. Sanford Auction, vertise your product or serv ice in SUNLAND ESTATES 1i7 Chairs, straight chairs, filing _the CIaaifi Flamingo Drive 3 SR, 1 bath cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. home. An ideal home for retired Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, 1971 Honda CB 200. like new, less IIOLL'S couple or newlyweds. $21,000. than 600 miles. Extras. 5600. 322Casseiberry, 1792, $304206 Counter tops. Sinks. Installation 6.491. available. Bud Cabell, 3225032 Copy ___________________________ - - - - - ---- - - - - -- - -- -- __________ Meetings usiness 7 - 30 1st Toes two. BraHey Qdharn323467O BUILDER-DEVELOPER Every Wed & Sat Early Birds 7: iSp m. - appear in this listing each week for only 53 per week' This ideal i 2 BR, 2411 Palmetto Ave., doublegarage,nopets Call 322 0271 I' •n way to Inform the public of your club activities ________________________ 4~ I0 , ', 1'4b0usesj5tted S IP C Sunday 1:30PM, VF.W LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT FLEET RESERVE ASSN Pr,.., 55 34Mbi le A. N 11cr N1 ,1111 O- A MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Put5t MecIoq 7110Mcnda5 2000 ClubNours 3pm "°' DEPARTMENT Luxury Patio Quiet, One Story Equipped Adult-Family One Bedroom From p135 (S2.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Sanford, Flu. Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday -Noon Friday Nice large 3 BR, 1½ bath, blocS No Selling Required . SEMINOLE COUNTY - I iUCIirii) lii lpiiit,rt () eri.,rj Sun ti) 5 fl .adaaltiesf in flunspapurs and ical TV Husidentiau Homes), Apartment Comple,.5. office buikiing ban, Savings and Loans and many oth.t firms netJ th '.i'r, p'oyndeyj Customers Call youi O''n,s seiecte,J ntJco,ve rompleto home office training odv.nisn1 ,lccounling comme rcial and business proce'ture ., dusigned for Success CPA reports $400. $700 possible proltIs per weuk Operati lequires van Inv,'3tmen This aa a bonatide oft.,, and if yu art Required SF,bSo e not SInclire about owning your Own do nut m&'ut th,, let nit v.,i',t,, uI1',,. to-.,. ''iiJ Jilt SO ii ',Uryi,:, QUALITY HOMES AT MODE RATE PRICES .ju,, Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting liulili IiIc;ii IiTClifl fl.,#Uflhi OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAYS) TIL s pland Park Homes - Dijciflø' ii, iPark & 4 Bedroom 2 Bath _________________ IO..,,, ?fl.jiiCi,uf ,j ii ' For Personal Confidential Interview Call Mr. Duke Snyder Sunday thru Thursday 9 AM to 9 PM Ramada Inn 1-4 at S.R 436 Alt;imonto Sp,Ings (305) 862-8200 ______________ Sanford, L%,_ For Appointment Call 305 322-3103 80-Autos for Sale ________________________ ________________________________ '47 Cadillac Coupe, In. sPen, runs perfect, S$. phone 2$l10 after 5:30 p.m. _ -------------- current Leasea Datsun includingzcars and trucks. For information call aiii - REALTORS Ray or Jack Mink. 131 1311 - LOVELY HOME IN COUNTY - BR, 2 bath, central H & A. wall to. wall carpet, kitchen equipped. fenced yard. Owner re locating. $39,730 613 SERITA - 3 OR, 2 bath, central H&A. wall .to-wall carpet. kitchen equipped, family rm., 40' x 1$' in ground pool Only 113,000. Terms. VETERANS - THISISITI Best buy in town. No money down. New 3 BR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped. from $72550 V ___ xv~ Peal Estate 8rker 7633 S Ji0/59 3127613 °' -I EXPESDYTO SERVE You ST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding SlOP AND IptINa A MiNuTii - Classifitc,i Ails didn't work I there ouidn't be any , - 3 BR. 1', bath, red brick Must seil. Willing to talk terms 120.000. Phone 3735601 I can coicr your home with alum & soIlit System Also Iloclog. Gutters 30 yr Cip EaqP Co IS 56 sOng SOng ~ I, %,...,I tiv _. - Beauty Care Peg Rrai Estate fl ,o atef JOHN KRIflo A 107W Cnmmerc, -Phnc 37? 7641. Sanford FIVE BEDROOMS Owner gone! Mint modern sacrifice Wall to wall carpet throughout. New refrigerator, self cleaning range, washer, dryer, central air, Fla, rm. $39,900 Call 6255049, I APRY SAXON IN( UFAP Tq WALKING DISTANCE TO SHOPPING PLAZA- Brand new 7 OR. 2 bath, central heat & air conditioning, wall to wall carpoling. garage. Asking 529.900. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES V Hardwick.Broker Deltorsa. 661 MIt SUNLANDESTATES20IBam Of., Owner. 3 BR. central H & A, complete kitchen with dish washer, dual drive. Many extras, 521.500 3.4S37I Car pe nlry, Rcmo.ieiog Acs,j,,,o, Custom Work Licensed. Boneø Free estimate 32360)1 Wodow Washing. Floor Stripping & Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Free estimate 323 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 519E. First 372 3147 ---- Carpet Cleaning Rug Shampooing- Living room. dining area. hall-regardless sie $%73 327 134e _________ Lawn Care EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowir-g. Edgi ng, Trimming Free Estimat es Phone323 1793 sos.a Central Heat & Air Cond itioning (formerly Hariett . s Beauty N) Landscaping & Home Improvements - W. GARNETT ..__.,,,., WHITE Wm. H. Stemper'Realtor Longwood area-- Living in Country 19195. French 322 4991 with city comfort, 3 BR, 2-s baths, Eves. 3221156. 3734141:322 ICII all brick home 1'., acr zoned A I. would consider option lease sale 131 2335 ___________________________________ "Get Em While NEED A HOME? $100 down payment to qualified buyers 3 They're Hot" BR. I', baths, central heat, The government has released refurbished. As low as 115.000 money for subsidized housing to qualified buyers. New houses in a TWO STORY stucco. I OR. 2 bath, rural area. No down payment, family room, large separate Monthly payments less than rent garage with convertible storage Cali to see if you qualify, area 119.500 M. LJNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 103W. 1st St 323 606 1 or 123 0517 eves /4 RY tcj Assoc 3230115 Night ELEGANT CITY ESTATE Pooh Fireplacel 1 BR, huge kitchen, sun room, guest cottage, many extras. You will love this en tertainiflQ Show place home, Only 547.950. Terms. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and ModIs Call 323 $$7i3 or $341605 Dealer 322 ________________________________________________________________________________________ IS6SPARK [H _________________ MUtNL1 FINE OLD 2 STORY - In good 3 BR. 1 bath, 2 fire Places. corner lot. $17300 Terms 1. - ANY1IME Multiple Listing Service GOOD LOCATION 36R, I BATH - Small frame home, situated on '.a of a city block, Only 517.300. Terms, 322 2611 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. - - 322-2420 I BR,] BATH IN PINECREST - On sio,,iIly Managed 3 lots, Income from furnished -traileron back lot. Lots of extras, including pool. $10,500 I I 6 1964 Scout, good engine, good body: Now fires. brakes, shocks. Sao & make offer at 101'-', E. 2nd St., 3330171 days. ___________________________ - 311 315E. Frst5t Stio, 1,2,3 wwilchan 62-Lawn-Garden ___________________________ 64-Equipment for Rent completely fenced, on large lot. 12 Mos. BPP warranty. Priced tosell Wanted. Residential silo for at only uo.000. Steam Clean You Own Carpet swimming pool. Leading Rent Our Reininyac distributor wants a nice backyard RAVENNA PARK 102 Satsurna to display new 1976 model above CARROLL'S FURNITURE.322 SIll Drive 3 BR. 1 bath on nice ground pool. Top consideration corner lot. Includes range, given for prime location. Call 303 65-"Pets-Supplies refrigerator, disposal, patio, 1224220 Collect. near schools & shopping, app 12 AKC Doberman Pups. tars cropped, mo. warranty. $73 550 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE snots I maIt, S mos, $200 I BUY-SELL-TRADE Call Santoro's Sales Leader la 6 mos.. $15O 3655140 322 4151 Broker,3227174 79-Trucks.Trailers . General Contractor frUL ________ 0911. Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries. $1295 exchange. wall carpeting, central air REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 central heat, drapes, patio, double Sanford Ave. carport, well, sprinkler, and fence, plus extra lots, BPP De AluminumveaboJn warranted. $35000. swimming pools. 12) 15*24' and 15*33' complete. 1 yrs. old. WASHINGTON OAKS lie McKay reposses.jed. Sacrifice, L price. Blvd. 3 BR, iLi both home , Call collect 303-273o6io. BATEMAN REALTY Apartments Machines (U, repossessed. With warranty from $150. Call 625- anytime. - - Reg. Real Estate Broker J%JnN Bedroom Apts. DEADLINES 209 Margaret ROad-3BR, i'bathhomeon A4, ' SIS1 $6 monthly. Low equity. Move in now. C-H A. Enclosed garage. "(lb eneva 1505 W. 25th St. ;t,k)jj HIGHLAND PARK home. Assume $16,701 mlg., WUIUVfl3 O.I'y 3237832 ----------- 41c a line ]Ic a line 24c a line 6 thru 25 times 76 tImes Homes - 12' wide, furnished, I BR, AC, Adults Also I trailer space. 332 RATES 1 thru S times Hal Colbert Realty -------- 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. H OURS P,'i,r EXTRA LARGE 2 BR, I bath, and family rm., 150' on Sanford Ave. JOHNNY WALKER Jordon, Realtor, 531-5222. CE - - - Cou ntry Trail er -2 BR, I bath, air. EVES 372 1517 or 3220412 $123 month plus deposit. Cliff Seminole Orlando-Winter Park 322-2611 - - Used Office Furniture - Fun, or Unfurn, 3 OR, 2 carpet. drapes, utility rm., car port, air cond. 322-3730or 323-2619. 0i" i.-i:U ,-) I ''kY - Men preferred. No pets. 322-3930. CLASSIFIED ADS ~- 530 Rosedale 1 BR, 3 bath, fenced yard, well, 527.500. Lake Mary-Rent a 2 BR furnished home instead of a house. Spotless. Call and let me prepare your classified ad when you need to buy or sell something. I know how to get results for youi Every 2Mb interested? LONGW000 - - Quiet street. Extras include wall to - multiple listing service - .1 V.F.W. BINGO -___________ REALTORS Rent or Sell Immaculate 3 OR, 2 both, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. $113 mo. 3237191. FLY ME TO ;, LEMON 32I-0164or3fl0949e m BETTY Did you know that your club or organization can __ . fenced FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bingo 2 SR, I bath, yard, air con. ditioned, with appliance. $150 BLUFF 111 Mayfair Circle, Sanford. Call Modern ] SR, 150' of river frontage, Orlando. 551-2304. Sob wall. base house, large family rm. commands spectacular view 3 BR home, 109 Temple, Drl of ,iv.r. Separate *oet bath. all rnalor appliances turn. Invest in good living for $31,600. isled; utility room. Large lot with WALTER S. STEELE fenced back yard, $113 month plus Rig. Real Estate Broker deposit. 373-Q93iorafterS call 3fl. "Your BusinessisAppreciated" 7472. ________________________________________________________________ -' SANFORD- 62 dey Atres near 57 $110,000. 641.1111. - - - CLASSIFI E D CtCJii3O Siil(,tj Colot TV's from $30; B&Wfrom $15; Service all makes. HERB'S TV. 1200 French Ave., 373-1734. 43-Lots-Acreage By Owner H andyman's Special Masonry 2 BR home, owner wil carry mortgage with low down Total price. $13,500. 332-1712. HAL COLBERT REALTY. 323. 7532 or eves. 322.1517 or 3220412. LakeMarkham_3BR,3ba,h,pooi, Deltona 2BR 1",bath PhoneSll 3331 after 5 pm. -______________ Callaft,rS,333.4115. PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Se ll for 30 pct. commission. Few Pickups Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanfo rd 327 2210. _-. __________________ _________________________ TAFFER REALTY o. Reft'gerator. rIi 53-1V.Radio.Stereo * ft i.e. - _ - 3 SR, 1', bath, Masonry. $100 down, $130 montt PAP. Buy this charming 3 OR ham* and get small mature orange grove. Home has central air & heat, carpet, fireplace, large sir. avocaj, . Frrez,ç. tV'. .71 '- available. Orange Grove KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used machims jk,' !lornes - - - $973 Schult Chateau 3 BR. IL'S bath. 17' 6$' with 3' x 12' tip out. 3fl 7195 £,i..s _________________ PONEYAPPLIANCES323.OS,? 2521 Park Dr. 322.2111 GE Dishwasher, all cycles, 2 veer Realtor After Hours: old, perfect condition. siso or best 322-111114 offer. 333.303, 322.3991 - - PIAMA & ....-.. ywr answer to rare gins. antiques and nostalgiques. 210 E. lit St.. Suite 52.....Appflr Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. Forrt.&ne Inc. 3221122 - - .., $32,055. 3210303. 3 OR. I both frame. sl7,sCo-rerrns REAL ESTATE •---- $3,000 equity & assume loan o WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BY'-'133s SUMMERLIN Large oaks, pine & palm trees. 3 BR 2 baths. air conditioned, neat and clean. Move in now. 517.930. Call today. WeBuyUssdFurnife I item ora Houseful Country Furniture Distributors, Hwy IS. 1 milt east of l.i, 333.5332, fenced yard, separate studio. near lake. Central H-A, carpeting, screen room, citrus, lots of storage. $39,900. 333.563, PEOPLE, Half acre on Jeweft Lane, 3 BR, 2 3 OR. 2 both, country home, 5320 per bath, central heat A air, mint mo. References & Loam required. cond. $31,000. Owner. 323-1622. ______ Au NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lie unders igned des4ring to engage TRADE SA NFORD WINTER SPRINGS -3 BR, bath, porch. Handy man special. $130 month, $100 deposit. I year lease. Cliff Jordon. Realtor, 131.1332. and immediate occupancy BUSINESS OPPORTLJNflY .ini_as THE ________________________ ARE LAKE MARY -SUBMIT OFFER _ _____________________ - ' Sparkling 3 BR, iL, bath home. central heat A air, family room, inside laundry room, Owner says. "Make or". For used furniture, appllances, toots, etc. Buy I or 'loot Items: Larrys Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave ..... WaW to buy fvrnftp, toilet fix. tures. anything of value. 332. Slightly damaged sofa bed wIth matching chair. Now only $99 set. - .,.., Cash 322.4132 6440126. Winter Park. 1110. Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & ----- i.rq a.,,,,----• , -........... wanted. P$i.way 44 Auction Gte'Ses. 3224112. - Rig. Real Estate Broker SALES-RENTALS 117W. 1st ST., Sa nford 322 3411 or 322 2137 after Hr - Cail for Antiques. Ccnslgnments Twin Of & SoS, desk. $100. Wood table & chairs, 573; Bookcase, 530; WIcket desk, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Wicker sofa, His & Golf322. clus Toppricespaid, used, any condItion. Sets. Dishes, LampsHer , more. BALL REALTY ______ - . _______________________ a* ,uur old horn.. AipIy all of Your EQUITY to purchase or $306133 REALTORS refinance an take away CASH. BR, 2 bath on large wooded lot SOUND INTERESTING? CALL Realtor __ P.O. Box 911. Casselberry. '" v . . 29 - 'ii For PIECES CHICKEN-HOT ROLL CHOICE OF 2 Cole Slew. Potato Salad $ -Xt- Unfurnished Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL - - SANFORD SEWINGCENTER 301 E Ist St Downtown down. Government funding, By builder, S31.1, Ing OPPortunity, . . __________________________ Webuyandlell000dfurnitureand antiques. HWY 44 AUCTION GALLERIES. 3224912. gig Lake Mp' 35R, iL bath new homes. Start at S31i00 with $30 - Homes ready for your inSpection 5,n$ortj Can't got Your EQUITY out of your present smaller home? TRADE UP for a 3 BR, 2 both, carpeting, central air. In establish.,, neighboreoswf, and ge te most PoXti%* ______________ George L Highsmith REPRESENTATIVE. '= - Qalanceof $115 soor pay SIt month. Will take trade in Singer tO lag & make button holes. Balance of 55$ U or JO Payments of 16 Call credit manager. 332 9111 or see at _______________ "Iv Want A Larger Newer Home? FUTURA BY SINGER Eves. 333 BROWSE AND SAVE It's easy and fit The Want Ad Way. Directory __________________ One of Sinsjer' lop TOur'. and Sew Zig Zag mactines Assume handle govjment reposgeisions. all area. Small dewn, seller plys closing costs. 2OIYS.FRENCH VUrU. OW 530.000. SacrIfice at 52L300. 323-4554. w'v.. NEED A SERVICEMAN? Yeu'lI find him listed In our Susiness - We 3210041 how for DAVE'S 335 1116 S1-Hous.liokl Goods CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS-I30.ao1 .iIl. ____ Nice 2 BR block home, furn. or furn. 323.2920 or 322-7525 after Down e FHA Conventlonal.5% Down THE HERALD As Personal Representa- Nigst,-.m.3232 MLS.REALTORS - We Buy Furnfture MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 305 Elm Ave. 322.5731 rd-3Bg,11/2 bath,$100 $lfltotalm ypaym, atwsual pci. rate, 360 mos, $13,555. HOMES, LOTS, ACREAGE 3 SR, 2 bath, equipped kItchen, m-Wted to Buy Days.-332.4132 City Cliff Jordan Realtor liI.33 sioo 323.5774 Anytime - - Finandng-Nothlng I? 92 if your club or organijt p0 would like to be included In this IIS?lnq aIl tive of the Estate of Orange Ideal country homesite, Only 513055, REALTOR, MLS Adults. Modern Studio, 1 BR & 2 BR Unfurn. AIr, carpeted, etc. s,, mo. up. 323.5019. neighborhood 25,OOO FROM Ch,iptcr 30 South (1 - S Beautiful acres loaded with trees. Harold HaD Realty - Sanford. 204 S. Sunland, 3 BR, carpeted, drop",f axed, clean, lease. $1 13. New 2•3 & 4 Bedroom Homes veterans no down. 1 BR furn., apt., water furnished. Near shopping area. Adults only. $100 Mo. 322933$ or 32-Houses kSANORA WE have homes from __________ " Spacious 2 BR 1 bath apt Kitchen equipped, dining room, livi ng rm., air cond., carpeted throughout, Sanford's newest residential 5WSCSIIJI11OUS for sob _______________________ Cradle blocks, c lothes line , box pO.tS, trailer pads. duo therm heater, sills. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS dishwasher, disposal and well for waterIng lawn. Owner has al,ead y moved arid says sell. $77,No. 2 BR college on river. $173. Utilities included. 322-4470 or 323-4301. - furnished studio apartments. Conveniently located & beautifully landscaped, Abundant storage (Including attic) and "GE Energy EfficIency Package". From 5113. Call 321-0330 between $ & 3:30. SOUTH - Hoo f I DeBary sy.OcLLT87- _____________-- Realty. Realtor, 2221351 IDYLLWILDE Schoolnear,y reams ld 2 baths, well shaded fenced yard. Has ice maker refrigerator, Air. carpeted, quiet I and 7 bedrooms, $125 to $133 month, Adults. Phone 322.1510 - Adults only. References required. 3210041. KISH REAL ESTATE I VETEFANS Model 53 door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at 11 - 00 AM. on the 11th day of October, $974 WlTNES5my hand and t he Sea l of this Court, this 1st day of October, 323-1C30. 2503 Grove Drive 3 BR, 15', Bath, Family Rm. $163. Into. in window ___ ' LItati - ________________________ Apartments - -- Lake Mo,woe -2 + acres, bern, pool. $73,055. Jenny Clark. mto. 3122u or 323.537% after S. NO SU$.DIVISION_ small House. Small Price. 3 SR, 1 bath, Sewing room. Neat an con. Variable. Back yard large enougit era garden. Drive by 2101 Ho lly, then for more lnformat MO 2. 3 bed trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 351S Hwy 17.97, Sanford. __, DISABLED AMERICAN Real - _____________ s - - NOTICE - _ S13.i ________________________ carpeted areas. at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the front West - N ew modern sIng le story 1 & 2 bedroom ap$s. and completely , In Furnace- NOW LEASING Sanford Court INC. LPN, Ito 12 shift. Ger iatric cxper lance preferr ed . Apply in person. Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Cen ter, 950 MellonvIIli Ave. _ - 3 room apt. utilities Included. Ise & last mo. rewired. 322.2710. Utiits3 following, 30 without. Good location. Zayres Shopping Center. Call 323-7330. Sentry Hot Water H,ater - M,ostei VTO 10 Chrysler Airtemp Air Condotioner 126401 Wall to wall carpeting in Llvingroom, Diningroom, Bedrooms, Hall and all clos et s in Tappan Range Hood 1021 Chrysler Alrtemp Mod el iioa 3t no longer Sell it all With a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3222611 or 531-9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you. OVIEDOFTUplexes. Furn. or Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. wanteder master or apprentice. Pays 60 pct. with - fl.A,. OCUUW equipment you I BR apartment, 703 W. Fourth St 515 mnIr plus ISO dopotli. hiva . - have some camping __ Mat ur e companion to live in and care for elderly woman. Room and board plus Salary. Must have delver's lIcense. 322116$ after '' Hairdress I3O$50. The Evening Herald Classified Ads RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 363. 3721, -WE SELL SUCCESS-... ICommercial 333.317s follows: Lot It. Block H, NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION TWO OF UNIT ONE, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 61, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida Together with all structures and improvements now and here after on said land; and all fixtures now or hereafter attached to or used in connection with the premises herein described and in addition thereto the following described household appliances.- which are, and shall be deemed to be, fixtures and a part of the realty: Tappan Range Model Z-30 2332 Tappan Dishwasher Model sill' Newly unfurnished, redecorated. Come see. E.AIrpod Blvd., Sanford, 323-1340. - ______________________ NATHANIEL COLE ARCHER and MARGARET S. ARCHER, his wife. Defendants, NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an order or a final iudgment of foreclosure ent ered in the above captioned action. I will sell the property situat ed in Seminole Count y. Florida. described One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or -. 4J"4USiS ________________________ ExperIenced Sewing MachIne operator to work on vInyl goods. Longwood Manufacturing. We are looking for a retired couple to live on our properly (10 acres. 10 minutes from downtown San ford), he !!ty will house*etp.rv t'' 5# our 'wren. The men will be responsible for the care of the grounds. A salary and separate living quarters will be offered to the right couple who must be sober, reliable and Christian in dividuals. References will be checked before interview Vt arranged. Reply to Box 611, co The Even i ng Herald. P.O. Box 1657. Sanford, Fla. 37771. $ll0permonth. WEI.AKA APARTMENTS 114W.istSt. BAMBOO COVE APTS p.m. Foreign Car Mechanic. S yrs. exp. Toyota, Datsun, VW A MG. Only qualified people need apply. Call f. appt. 123 p.m. 615•W4. poratlon organized and existing under the laws of the United States, Plaintiff , Notice of Administration. October Post Office Dr awer X JacksonvIlle. Florida 33203 5th, len. Publish - Oct. $, IV6 CaroI Wagner DEE 26 L. Jean Higt,itp : - SECRETARY_Typing, shorthand sales PersonalIty, TOOL MAKER 3 years cx. perienct COMPANION Live In. Fee pew. UNEMPLOYED? Never again if u have sincere desire and ambition: Serious only please call 574 354 after 4 p.m. or write 1010 Giovanni. Deltona. Fla. 32163. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 76.139.CA-I5.A FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot .. 1.) ULlÄS. YOGA AND YOU CL(1JJ(TUes. Only ) SPECLAL TREAT- "Like Was There.' ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pile Number 76.26CP uncertainty shall be stated. If the Tues. se-i below) ________ __________ oe large CREDIT COLLECTOR retail experience -, - claim is se cured, the security shall 4:00 CL IRONDE: (Preempted I perlence In operation. Nu rses RN's & LPNS, Aides, Aid companion. Needed immediately. sts oa3s. 18Help 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 is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the (.4) BEWITCHED CI) MATCH GAME 91 ________________________ fls,4iI--------- . -ma UVIIiJ or 3:30 Wednad"s whom required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a writt en Statement of any claim or demand they may hive. Each claim must be In writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the Cl) GENERAL HOSPITAL . GROCERY MANAGERS - 18-IIp I.4&5R434,Lg ________________________ - - -- rk Ridge, 3 SR, 2 Central aIr, screened porch, fenced yard. Large family rm., with Welber. & assume 1 koom mobile home. No Pots. - 30-Apartments UnIurnii Small mm,. experIence Highly technical $720 month. Sunday-Noon Friday in n Work Together )LECTRICIAN , DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication j torney are set for th below. All Persons having claims or demands against the es tate are 3:15 1 3 tints Minimum 9-Noon - Florida. The name and addr ess of the personal representatives at 6$ CANDY TANgERINe MM Let's - - HIGHSMITH whos. address is 716 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (.4) (6) ALL IN THE FAMILY 5 SATURDAY - -- q1-tuses - - (woo MINIMUM CHARGE) Z McIntyre Avenue, Winter 300 III tha Sanford. Florida. The personal representative of the estate is CAROL WAGNER. and L. JEAN (BIW) 4", - MONDAY thru FRIDAY FORTUNE, whese address is 350 Lilac Rd., Casselberry, Florida 37707. The name and address of the personal representatis attorney are sot for th below, 5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? All persons having claims or IN YOUR FAMILY? demands against the estate are AL ANON required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF For famili es or friends of problem THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF drinkers. THIS NOTICE, to file with the Clerk For further information all 423.451I of the above court a writt en or write statement of any claim or demand Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. they may have. Each claim must be SS, Sanford, Fla. 37771. In writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll address of t he cred itor or his agent Free, 6U-2027 for "We Care" or attorney, and the amount "Hotline." Adults or Teens. claimed . if the claim is not yet due. the date when It will become due FACED WITH A DRINKING shall be stated. If the claim Is PROBLEM contingent or unllquldate, the Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous nature of th e ur.c:arity shalt Lfl Pie', t"e c:it:: :.. secured, 'p . , 41 &,6, security snail be described. The Write P.O. box u213 claimant stiail deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED enable the clerk to mail one copy to BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY. each personal representative. SELF AS OF OCT. 2. 1fl6. All Persons Interested the estate Joe C. Starling Jr. to a copy of this Notice of Adminlstraticnflast)een maiied ore required, WITHIN THREE 5.-Lost & Found MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections $100 Reward they may have that challenges the For the return of purse ant contents, validity of the decedent's will, the K money. 322-1301. qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or LOST: Irish Sett er , male, answers lurisdiclion of the court. to"Solo." vi:inity Zayre Shopping ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Center. REWARD %442I-2351. OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 6-Child Care Data of the first publication of this Notice of Administration: Oclobers, 1976. Educational Child Care for as low as KENNETH L. FORTUNE $2, weekly if you qualify. 323 5121 As Personal Representa. or 3234435. five of the Estate of Carol A. Fortune Wanted Dec eased -ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Smallest Ad with the greatest op 5: L. W. Carroll. Jr., Esquire of portunity. Call 3231512. CARROLL & JONES, P.A. P.O. Box CII, (t something to sell? A Classified Casselbei-ry, Flo rida 37707 Ad will se ll it fast. 534.57nj Tetepi one Publish: Oct. 3, 1916 DEE-30 Sem i TURNS ('4) - __________________ (IF) ONE LIFE TO LIVE I Wf%IID iN., turn. apO ,, lIghts,witer,u Mature adults. No pefi. sss. 322. Smitty's Inc. has an 22% after 4 wk-days, Immediate Opening. Good pay, steady emptent. Apply to: MONTHLY RENTALS Smitty's Inc., 2114 Orlando DrIve, AVAILARLE Sanford. 322.2512. Color Tv. air COnd.,MaidSa,.v . 0000l QUALITY INN NORTH MACHINIST Experl.nc,d. .j: -: -rvr vv - Rsnb _______________________ 'YOt.'p LITTLE FEE 1GENCy" i thru 5times ------4lcaline .31ca line 61hru25timis 26 times 24C line ________________ LII MORAN Relpondent.husband CI) (2) DAYSOFOUR LIVES (4) CI) AS THE WORLD _____ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. of CAROL A, FORTUNE, decnhed File Number 76.302.CP, Is Pending in tf Iv. .iI 1:30 CONOMY MITE T11011 - tLSIt MURAN - ________________ the Circuit Court for Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County, Florida, Probate the address of which is Seminole COUNTY. FLORIDA County Courthouse, Sanford, Can ML 71m.CA44.0 Florida. The personal represen. ti, Marriage o In CI) RYAN'S HOPE JACK NICHOLSON IN CA VOL A. FORTUNE statutes isp THE ASOVI ESTATE AND ALL OTHER pilSoss INTERESTED 5: Diane S. 50" isis IN THE ESTATEs PUbII5II Sept. 2& Oct s iz is, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OED-114 that the dminlstra$ of the estate Iirwo '.1) IVV - 322-2611 Section sas.o, Florida THE sfallen attendant a mechanic, Sell's Unløn 7 Station, Hwy 134, Longwgod. 831-9993 4ments Furnished ______________ ___________ Deceased Htot I IWend to register said name NOTICE OF he Clerk of the Circuit Court, ADMINISTRATION Seminole County, Florida in 0C. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING J5fofl$ of COVdIflCi with the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF l$-ttelp Wanted Wanted 'vIcs Orlando - Winter Park Seminole with ra 2) PAUL HARVEY [ Hutchison & Morris 230 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 3777% Publish: Sept. 14.21, n. Oct. s, 1976 OED76 Sustes. ('4) MIDDAY a.r SNWAURINSIATTV (Seal) Arthu r H. Beckwith, Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court By; Jean E. Wilke Deputy Clerk Robert N. Morris. of 1255 NBC N CL 100 CL (12) SOMERSET: (Thes. onty) Cit. 2, 1 Dream of Jude;" Ch. 12. .'Ilo4ywn ])DAILY DEVOTIONAL -- service on Petitioners attorneys or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the rel ief demanded i the Petition. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on the 10th day of September. A.D. 1976. - 855 - the Clerk of this Court either before LBS 61 PERRY MASON CI) NEWS 14 llillillu .. (I) NEWS :4) (I) YOUNG AND REST- FILES IN EDUCATION (FIt) PICTURE OF HEALTH: Uni. versity of Florida. 6:30 CL KAM Cl) SUMMER SEMESTER Os MARSHALL EDWARD BRITTON. Husband NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Marshall Edward Button 2035 Spring Valley Drive Florence, South Carolina ,ioi You are hereby notified that a Proceed ing for dissolution of marriage has been flied against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any thereto u pon Petitioner's attorneys, whose names and addresses appear below, on or before October 13th, 61 PAUL NAJl .2) (Mon.) WITH ThIS RING (Tues.. Thin.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE(Wed.)DBCC:PRO. Man and 11:50 625 ktfftl inwtilcti STYLE (I) HAPPY DAYS (Al 6:15 a*a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.12NCA44.A In Re: The Marriage KATHLEEN JO BRITTON, Wife nMss conVeebwin0000 LOVE OF LIFE 6$ LOVE, AMERICAN CI) SUNSHINE ALMANAC TATU DE D-75 new word due game SUNSHINE ALMANAC eaca.. auaa engaged In business at Ptwy.17-52, Longwood, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of PATT'S GARAGE, and float we intendtoregist.r saidnamewith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem inole County,Floridainaccordancewith the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 565.09 Flor ida Statutes 1931. 5: Bruce R. Patterson James 0. Clark Sr. Publish: Sept. II. 2%. 25. Oct. 5. 1976 mien. 6:00 CI) SUNRISE JUBILEE 1 Noticrlshcrebj;cnth3?w:r0 8TUMPERS: p CE THE WALLPAPER LADY", and ••:iTIOUNAME n..,3p.m. 101ZJ (.2) (2) SANFORD AND SON io 6:10 aDS b at It in - 3itoar. Morni ng CL MASH: CL Legal Notice (I) GANIT (4) HOT SEAT Wednesday CL Hm AND you (I) DAILY WORD 900 CI) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 11:00 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE TOMORROW 6* NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL iJlIS* nIne. COMPANY 2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES: New time period, (12) MARCUS WELBY. MD. i.00 Shirley MRS i NEWS CI) HOGAN'S HEROES 61 PARTRIDGE FAMILY CD 24 THE ELECTRIC 10:30 61 THE UNTOUCHABLES 7) UUAS. YOGA AND YOU ' 530 (A) 11:30 (2) () TONIGHT CI) MAR't' HARTMAN. MARY I,RTMAN (I) MOVIE OF THE WEEK 1200 CI) W1LD,WILD WEST 815 OØamS WI vinns l*n lo see a Y' NEIGHBORHOOD (.4) ( I) PRICE IS RIGHT 0 WILD. wt WEST 1) MARY HARTMAN. MARY R'ThI)N coIUliu,da jf,•• (4) - (1) (1) (2)NEWS CI) (4) a* ordy lo Iewnhs II MY THREE SONS j) 24 RoGERS Knox. (81W') 1967. 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orje County FLOR IDA SIMINOt.I COUNTY. 3 River. PIOIATI'DIVI$ION Pile Number 76412.CP onteSpringsflhOl, view Avg., Divislea Florida under the Seernloole Cou IN Re: IsfIti of fictitious name of "DIANE SCOTT. (11) ADAM 12 (81W) 1944. (FyI.) "Hidden FW.- John P",Alemida 11:00 md)iuialsdwhsnanacaflyer rtpfsd Tues., see 4 p.m. 5:00 (T?us) 3 , ,FiarlTTO8EREEMBERED 10.30 61 AIJ.N jpy 7) WORLD PRESS 24 EA,, CENTRAL FluRi. DA REPORT 800 BAA BAA CI) _, alcoholism. r.MILy AFFAIR: I''• jgj CLASSIFIED ADS li-HElp ______________ Division, Poblemal created by liii' lAInIsbyofFesc."Ray md, tsrJod yui0lde •n• 4fl9• -- HOGAN'S HEROES CE HOLL?*OO!CUARES aflan dng lo Cape at the WIrüj*." Lee Are., Laraine Day. (91W) 1942. (I) THE FAMILY: Os Hedlson, John Rubinstein guest. Noricy Lame through ft Emotional ix. nce of dvor from her CE . Soo8. Demis OlCssIs(MW) bsinI*deçouegwn. bm E 1950. (Tues.)lhsBsnkDlcli" W.C. FieIde Unit I. (81W) 1940. (Wed.) 9ers as polindal of oc _ (1) 6W S,O0O PYRAMID 24 NONES. LEHERER REPORT 730 (2) CANDID CAMERA CL MATCH GAME ANDY: WIth Mdy WI l al 24 WAS, YOGA AND YOU BOO CE PHIL DAHUE SHOW IiNKE DOUGLAS SHOW CI) MOViE: (tn.) "Ths CornPSITY 8115 Kese. 10:00 POLICE STORY: Fm* Coiwes. Fred WI. I1anson star. omcsii huni * sier who M * child in a freeway PaMC (4) (1) SWITCH: Pets and SHOW: Ciot Connie Stevens. BEWITCHED ' MARCUS WELBY. M.D.: Preen Wed.. on below (I) (Wed. only) AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL: PnJgrcini SC Story of a is OOYCWSE LIP .. and hibiiS when her da4dar niw IY CROSS WITS (i) MIKE DOUGLAS pnij" C-4) CE ONE DAY ATAT1ME _____ 4:30 news, wssPw, apoi) 930 ENVIRON- FRIENDS STRE CA: r000d uo.nin *1 725 and 825 t 1) ZOOM •• 8 s1 SPEAKING: p.aor flwiJsrs i at 68, ,øedepict. Tnnsn . kV on his No In poRIo his nsdyandtA*ted d WW by uede CE CE IiIERV GRIFFIN SESAME STREET () EDGE OF NIGHT (730.5 ws y, _____ 6:30 (1) 2 NBC NEWS CBS NEWS caB milt Wd ew 01.4) Hu (Z NEWS (I) (I) - CIRCUIT COURT FOR nty. Won). 725 and 825). @ ( (1) sodal *wli (Dsvld Pond.. z QD LINE _____________ For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 -- Pest Control - ujr,r, rca; CONTROL 1771 2562 Park Drive STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It 3228165 Class,ted AjS didn't work there ,..,:uldn't bean ir Côrpcntry. Penlung, Roof Repairs. Piano Services Home Repairs, Guttering. 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DO 29 Chairs 19 Venerated 43 Musical -2$ 1 Animal skin 20 Obliterations woodwind disuse 29 Month lab.) 23 44 Separate 30 Peer Oynrs 2 Mountain 25 Spanish 45 Grafted (hit.) mother peninsula 4$ Olucide 31 AromatIc 3 Foray 21 Health resorts 59 DimInutive 01 4 PaIr bevel op 28 Bar bed spear mot Mod Wale y4p ________ _________ _________ II sours uncl Sampler IIIII 4U1 tilt,, - $4 - _ - fl— = ______ P 127 - tr,j Hit6 FCC H'?') wp BUN l36UJ loe .c = = - - - - - — —— , - 16M. -. so" - — ir ( - ____ — by Art THE 0*t4 LOSER " - —— r r r ir r" r 4111111 ________ ______ = — — —— . 40 __ 44 AICHIE by Bob Montana IT SHOWS yoU MCW PRO DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSUMER' __ OT FOOD COMPANIES ARE CNG OJT WITH LOWCA11EVERSIONSOP RE FLECTS'THE NEEDS IKE WITH AIRUPiES F siNce A I1EW AIR TRIPS - - — _ _ MR WEATHERDIE MADE ARIfr (March 21-April 19) 0U are lowering yourself to Petty issues are apt to cause another's level In solving you more concern than they're PrObletfl& SCORPIO ct 24-Nov. 2V today. Important things mood of you'll be able to handle In Your frivolous il l change to a more early day w stride. one when dealing with TAURUS (April 20- May 20) mature material valies later. Look for the silver lining SAGITI'AIUUS (Nov. 23-Dec. today. Once your altitude 21) Success comes to you today '11 fI becomes positive, the blue skies you're searching though the efforts of another. mini of accomplishments for. terms of "We." GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. flan. Don't fear making .ii concessions today to gain 19) While you have felt thIr something larger. What seems "luck"iaamunlngleuwordt a gamble will really be a move you, somet hing fort unate may happen to you today that will that pays off handsomely. yo ur opinion. change CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 311-Feb. 19) ttle the little things promptly today so you can put your mind Try not to give worldly cooerat0 more im to the ma jor Issue. It can be a than they deserve today. Have day Of achievement if doing the things that fun by schedule your time wisely. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It really give pleasure. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20. would be very premature to Stay close to persons with jump to concl usions today. Mull whom you have strong over any propositions to spot angles that escape you at first emotional bonds today. You need the security Of their atglance, tinily coyu. I!PGO (Aug. ?rfept YAJR BIRTHDAY NgoUatia where you use a' OCL go-between could be more ——— _______ WIN _____ Needs Balance 7r--__ (flF) OAS? KMT'KE (JT) CILIVEli) a Q .i 1074 after playi Lomb 1 bread. At bedtime I drank 16 1551, Radio City Station, New o unces of milk. The total was York, NY 10019. about 1300 calories. I have lost DEAR DR. LAMB about five Is this a wonder if you can help I balanced diet or a menace to wo uld like to get a tat #A All , mu us Pal 0" by ( WI-tAT L5 IT HOLD / YOU SEE rM & my heal th? Heimdahl 0' THIS CLUCK TEACHES Stoffel : ...Th'GUYIN TI-C NEXT IJ FERfl4' ___________ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer THIS IS THE FOURTH IPIG? removed. Is It possi ble? I'd appreciate any information you DEAR READER - I have can give. heard of worse diets and some a DEAR READER - I receive lot better. To answer your quite a few letters from people specific question you w do who have had second thoughts fine if you get all of the essential about tattoos. Like a lot of other foodltemslntoyourday'smenu llfeexperlencesltisbetterto as opposed to trying to balance have the second thoughts before each meal. There are enough the tattoo rather than afsafety factors In your body terwards. reserves and the way foods are You should see a der. I am not sure ho ___ ( That's the last DAY IN A ROW WE Pi r GErA PAPER. ume I try to proteCt hirnfromtbe wHAT he may help you. mere Is a you technique of "rubbing salt In decided your diet contains 1300 the wound" that works in some calories unless that was indeed cases. The area is rubbed With a a very large chicken breast. moistened gauze sponge loaded Then I don't know how much with salt. It should be rubbed fruit you had for breakfast or until the area is blood red. It is what your salad contained. But covered with an antibiotic I am dubious about your count. ointment and the wound You may a lso be a little low dressed. This and other office on protein unless that was a procedures that result In Imgood sized chicken breast wi th pregnating the area with salt . . ul bl . 16 Wd O&CH" riij .1 .'- _ ±_. if (tSptSvISfioI T1S' HISTORY __ _____ ,.' _ ______ _____ _____ LECTURE _____ EN . HlTCRiRN, OUT P Picked For Co two of dummy'. THERE TONIGHT U MP hop dim 15w'? flN o., 00* THA4I TUMBLEWEEDS What is the significance of Seminole County Commissioners have U West had just passed four partner responds two clubs hearts, two or Wee things and South jumps to four more than $5-million dollars worth of con- 1101_P tR A?7'L.NJSE, SONS IIHA1? I PIPNTSkI' 5EE St'A1( LJP I'M A LTffl. PAF FROM ___________ SCREAMS OF AOM1)0W _______ ANYThIN& 6P,ATr1'JP, EM wrm.AM YA WOF1'tflA NOeim ________ _KINC ____ 'F I beennogreatloss.Itwould (For a copy of JACOBY only be down one. second thing is that MODERN. send S1 to -Win ' / ' i"'s South would play four hearts a t Bridge, eminole AWT(F _______ I [ " ____________ , e Almost c Forty-one Americans were killed in the operation . While the assault was underway, an ral development. said Tuesday poor intelligence. Ford advisers brushed aside Cambodians, who had seized know my racists ... and Earl suggestions that the Butz affair the Mayaguez, a merchant ves. Butz is no racist.... He was j Ust could come up in tonight's de. sel, released its crew. The GAO, Congress' auditing. one of the nicest men I ever bate, but U.S. Am bassador to met." the United Nations William arm, said a Marine assault of Scranton was asked in a tele- an island off the coed of Cain. Meanwhile, Butz' temporary vision interview on Sunday bodla was ordered despite re- Quoting unnamed racial slur about blacks. Ford's they were right.' Agriculture Department only comments about the P.utz Know Your Candidates "If it does not," Kwiatkowski said, "we The first debate, staged in sources, the Times said that case were on Monday when he Philadelphia, concerned ceow n Knebel was he the depart- read a prepared statement in nomic and domestic poli cies. ment's general counsel in 1974 which he regretfully accepted An Associated Press poll con.. under Butz, he attended a Butz' resignation. ducted as soon as the debate meeting in which Butz and Slike Duval, a White House ended called it a draw with a aides reportedly agreed on de- special counsel, said Ford has slight gain in support for Ford. lays in requiring civil rights been given no special briefing Even before the 90-minute compliance in Coopera tive Ex. material on responses he could _____________________________________________ tension Service programs should act as the pass through." What are the candidates for area and state races really like' Herald political writer Donna Estes talked with each of them In their home eavirotunents away from the hubbub of the campaign trail and election speeches. Learn a bo ut them starting next week In the Evening and Sunday Herald, Though Percy said federal officials have told him three projects are the limit, he promised to check to see if SCA's request wo uld be feasible without hurting chances for ____________ commission-approved projects. make either to questions about / Today HUD tain to come up In John A. Knebel, was reported said they "will hurt in the crew of the Mayaguez was not today by the Los Angeles Times United Nations." on the island. to have helped Butz all egedly Ford has been unavailable for "We disagree with that con. President Ford was the winner of the last televised debate, assist agric ulture officials from questions on the Butz matter clusion," Nessen said of the according to a poll of Herald readers. Ford received an average of seven states to avoid corn- since it became public GAO report. "Th 49M total evaluation points, and Carter garnered an average of 44 e President pliance with equal employmen t knowledge last Frida y night carried out the actio points for their performances In the debate telecast Sept 23. ns In the laws. ___________________________________________________ that Butz had made an o bscene Mayaguez case and believes jeopardize the county's chances of receiving The public works money is intended for areas with unemployment rates higher than the national average. The bill was designed to get constr uction people to work in addi tion to providing much-needed projects for areas nations of Ford Wins funds for pet pr ojects. Sheriff John Polk favors the Five Points site because of its central location. face. sive exchange." The second of the three deBut White House Press Secre. bates between the two tary Ron Nessen said Ford replacement, Undersecretary about Butz' comments and he ports from U.S. pilots that the whether acting as a sponsor for SCA would said, "I was never against Five Points." ink It " that as a Southern black Evening Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, 3277, ________________________________ Kwiatkowski instructed Percy to find out quick action on the county's part. Besides, he I James E. Bostic Jr., , dep. the Mayaguez incident last year because of hasty action and uty assistant secretary for r responses and report the results. Send your card to: Debate, of the grant applications. SCA had asked the county to act as a "pass through" agency For federal funds to construct community centers in predominantly black areas of the county. site, but he said the federal bill mandates 40 White House aides say Ford second Total Points _________ _________ fair; 3- average; 4- excellent; S. superior, Tally them up and send your card to us. We'll add up all the Community Action Agency(SCA) was left out Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway encounter: " th isn't preparing for what nay be will be a much more free. the toughest questions he'll wheeling, much more aggre,. Presentation _____ presse some concern that the Seminole said he wasn't "locked in" on the Five Poin ts SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - the Butz affair or the Mayaguez Jimmy Carter says he's ready incident. to slug It out with President Carter, who said after the Ford In tonight's debate on for- first debate that he had not been eign and derense policies, but aggressive enough, &aW of the Huts said his resignation was a report by the General critical of the Ford ad- Many observers believe tonight's Ford-Carter debate could Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski ex- ,'s trip Ford "the price I Pay for a gross Accounting Office, which says ministration's handling of an indiscretion." 41 American lives were lost In Incident. prove decisive in determining the election. To help you rate the idates' Performances. we are presenting a scoreburd. Award each candidate I to s points in each category: I- Poor; 2. Goldenrod area. is billed at $3.5-million, the agricultural See L&SUES, Page 3-A Officials Concerned ) An 15-year-old man said he 1 In a light with the deviL' Story, Page S-A. "We had a blessed event at our house. My wife misplaced all • her charge cards!" *4tLl7f7' TA5TF,z? C4EY NS r About Day Care Center . ••. cut off his hand because be 'got 1 ON Tl Orgauui*atlon Refutation Sanford, Midway and in the Seminole- sta tion Is slated for Five Points - others are to be located in various other parts of the county. f Evidence ___________ ___________ - ayaguez, Butz Could resigned Monday after fed on Afric director, said he is looking for persons to donate sites for fire stations in areas west of John Percy, the director of county M that Ford may be asked during loosff now that they've been tonight's debate about the ef- through It once." Butz an th er almost five years In the Cabinet racial slur that led to Monday's tonight's deba te Is the report by post because of the controversy resignation of his agriculture the General Accounting Office surrounding an obscene racial secretary, Earl Butz. on the 1975 Mayaguez incident. slur he made against blacks. And Ford may be asked about The report, Issued Tuesday, Is a racist Reasoning the fire stations. Gary Kaiser, public safety stations at about $820,000 apiece. Only one fire 4*WlAwl %ZU.. - studies for the agricultural building and for development, said Tut.4day night the new Jail by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES s intent to President Ford. and go down several tricks. newspaper, P.O. Box 4819. He would ruff the spade, lead Radio City Station. how a trump to dummy's king and N Y, 100 1 9) 2)1 7PUI%6 )W! 61 : ___________ Analysis In addition, commissioners approved the expenditure of about $8,000 for architectural apply for part of a $2-billion dollar public works bill signed Into law last weekend by Gaff ___ ____ Clarity approval of the "advance notification" locks Seminole Into the three projects. The site selection was contained In a comm Isslo n-approved "advance spades doubled would have card strength is lf )C41 TRJT1T SY2m A4tW1H7 FI61JL Conslst.ncy h as Seminole County, which have high FORD .. at the historic Palace of Fine his words "will be Interpreted e Arts In San Francisco. The by Foreign leaders as reflecting WASHINGTON (AP) - Th only black In the three major commercial net. A..'ierlcan policy." hierarchy of the Agrlctzftuye works and the Public. Broad Jim Karayn, debate project director for the sponsoring Department defended Earl L c55thiSefli1Ce Will tel Butz, saying the resigned agri- encounter. League of Women Voters, said, There have been suggestio ns "I think the candidates will be culture secretary "doesn't ha ve ss __________ UARTR presidential candidates 1.5 could be inhibited by the subscheduled for 9:30 p.m., EDT, jectofwutijd's debate because Butz Aggressivene formed him Seminole county should qualify for about three projects. Tuesday night's struction, including a new jail, an agricultural building and a fire station. might have happened. East hurts. might have decided to The bid says, "Partner my sacrifice at four spades. Four hearts are solid , but my high- depends on how deep the skin W4 K W, C4Yf Humor Percy said of ficials In Atlanta have In- zeroed In on Five Points as the location for has to be damaged to eliminate doctor for help In getting It done. - ___________________ DOONESBU by T. K. Ryan uc s _______________ _____________ ______________ _____________ _____________ o I 11 ts S I te By ED PRICKETT - Sincerity __________ S There may be some scarring over the area after the stimulation of shedding of the layers of skin will accomplish the desired results witho ut too muchdamage.Thisisnotado- Appearance - trumps, but this allowed Sou th discard diamonds on long clubs and get away without the loss of a . diamond thck. Black Defends FORD ___ _______________ _______________ _____________ _____________ _____________ Menace. superficial enough that the R CATEGORY ___ Delivery 1(very like the pLague. e call it the Sou th's jump to four hearts? give-away ble. South opens one heart. His I CARTER pussycat, but law-breakers discover th e big German shepherd can become FiVe 1.., s Although the bond issue in DEBATE SCORECARD ____ the on ci matter lasting about an hour. is not required. WWhm also according to acting cIty art n B Only two citizens attended the asked whether the city could manager Sam Ackley. esday night's open house at Lake Mary Police Department. Picon, the West could take two more There Is one bid that the winning bridge player shuns I Lake Mary Police PtImn. Dale Picon. and K-9 pal 'Dennb,l greeted visitors at en is I I Circuit Court Judge Dominick will not be financed out of away construction could be Sail's cham bers, was a routine property taxes a citywide vote under way within a month, POLICEMAN 'S BEST FRIEND 'D a validation hearing, held In explained that since the project the project out for bids right I ent of playing Hopefully the pigment WIll be ___ ______ .... ,. allthepigmentfromthetattoo. COULD ___________ '• •.- procedure Is completed which device IWI hvs.t.d- J - -. . doctor. rr; . 'I rutted and led a fourth club. to H for federal funding will not be picking up the tab. If terest rate won't be known until. photion wider the new Public Works bill the federal funds don't come the bonds are sold, Leedy andarereadytosubmnitjt. through, the two projects will estimates the city's maximum If the federal funds are be financed out of the city's annual payment for all three received the city wi have 90 utility tax and electric fran- bond Issues would be *290,000. days to spend the monlley. Final chise revenues-which have Arnold Williams, Sanford design pla ns for the city hail already paid for the civic resident, asked whether the will be presented to the City center, and marina and the law taxpayers would have an op- Commission at a special at. enforcement complex. portunity to vote on the ternoon meeting Oct. 15. If the This morning's bond proposed new city hail. Tamm Commissioners decide to put ,. - that is well balanced and you discuss the procedure with your by Bob Thaves - - . .. . -' led a second spade. Sou I. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - K & . Either way, city taxpayers This Is what happened after the double. South did play clubs after one trump lea. West rutted the third club and th West Nor* East Soeth California, and reported In 1 am sending you The Health California Medicine (118:10-12, Letter number 4-7, Weight 1973). You might keep the Losing Diet, to give you a plan reference in case you need it to FRANK AND ERNEST - . ¶1 ' cluta until someone rutted one. v nera e Manchester In San Diego, it. ____ ' di simple expe 973 Q 10742 #A15 • A K . 64 matter. vegetable salad and a slice of the Evening Herald, P.O. Box BUGS SUNNY 6 SOUTH (0) just fruit for breakfast. For formation can send a long, lunch I had a Large chicken stamped, self-addressed enbreast (skin taken off). For velope with 50 cents for it. Just supper I had a large mixed send FlAAELROS . sure of his contract by the • Q 110 6 4 92 *85 As a sample, yesterday I ate Others who want this In- - CL Tb 4A K 962 long as it balances out at the end of the day It shouldn't _______ Ir .. The third possibility Is that th ng EAST can use to control your weight. (k 'r . one trump Sou Mymomsayslsiiould be eatlng flS141LJ RR? - . hIsaceandJackoftrUmPsand lead aspade. South would be down to one trump so West would have control of the WEST Okays ByJACQUELfl4E DOWD hearing and expressed concern save money by renovating the Herald Staff Writer that they would be faced with present city hail, which was Sanford's $21 million bond larger tax bills in thIr future, built In 1P2. ism was approved for sale this ii Lo9dy III. Of the Mayor Lae Moore said, . The morning — but city officials are Leedy Corp., the city's fiscal building on does ,xg net sure they will ever put the agent, said that Last year's lend itself'stoconditi refzwblthlng and bonds on the mar ket. revenues from the utility taxes the costs are almost cornU Sanford wins federal funds and the franchise totaled parable." wider a Public Works Act $asl,000, more than twice what The new city hail Is expected signed by President Gerald the city's annual payments will to coat about $1.5 EnhlliOfi. Ford lad week, thecftywin not be on this bond issue pl us the Indudedln the $tlmuhion bond need to sell the bonds to pay for two outstanding bond Issues. Issue are construction costs for the new city hail and public City residents pay a 10 per the city's new public works works complex. cent tax on their water, gas, complex located next to the "W're going both ways at telephone and eet wr 5VC tmtmnt plant on the oic, kauii uu iuut mO 'ciuth milswhiehtetaej 000e Last l;Pfrtnt trick," city finance director year. Florida Power and Light City staffers have been Henry Tamm said. paid $305,000 in franchise fees. working on the city's ap- op hand. more balanced meals. I say as by Howls Schneider i .. BRIDGE NORTH Dr. on a diet about two weeks ago and l hope you will back meup. [[K & MEEK AT asss K95 • K 743 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB- I st&rW Florida W71— Price 10 Cents All ______________ y OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY B __________- — then play a second trump, MEW PROD= AP !!,!!197g' San ford __________________________________________ Food Intake Year, No (O . deal with yourself. Pick the best portunity this G)nh115 year ° meet and work with a verb Intermediary, LIBR.A (Sept. Z3Oct. 23) You worthwhile Individual. Thia" are more effective on a plane pen may come from a distant point. consistent with your Ideals IHEY___ THE WiDE BOOYIJETS! 119 69th For W.dn.sday, Octobor 6, 1976 UEHINFULJ OS4tIOl ]FIeri yWNICr1DEOSOL _____ 42 Drugs 46 Capuchin monkey HOROSCOPE _ / L 1 F41L6. E The day care center serving housing authority, said the day - which says the day car e children who live in Sanford's care conteris just aseg-ycefJ center does not meet basic public housing has been closed will be offered by the housing sanitation standards because of l \ I) I-. \ for over a month - and federal authority if the commissioners roach infestation - has Wilson Department of Housing and decide it is feasible. particularly upset. Around The Clock 4-A Urban Development (HUD) The day care center, located Ir1dge .................B officials are concerned a bout next to the housing authority "It's a big lie," he said. "I was over there when we offices at Castle Brewer Court Calendar..........10-fl the problem. spray ed and there wasn't an "They should pursue an on Sanford's westside, closed extraordinary number of Comics ..... . S-B alternative as quickly as when school opened at the end Crossword S-B possible," said Walter Sat- of August. Francis Coleman roaches. There were no more Editorial ... 4-A terfield of HUD's community Jackson, who operates the roaches than you'd find at Seminole Memorial Hospital." Dear Abby . .............i-B services office in Jacksonville. center as a pri vate business, Wilson descri bed the inSatterfield says that the said it was necessary to close Dr. Lamb . . .. Sanford Housing Authority for two weeks to give staffers spection report as "totally Horoscope ..............8-fl flWt Operate a day care center time off as well as perform .los pitaI ..........S-A because child care services major, maintenance and Although the housing were included in a rnodercleaning chores. authority commissioners are Obituaries ... S-A nization plan. "It's mandatory In the six weeks before the the ones who will decide - . _i.L unfaIr ______ - . -I — - - 1 • ... .•,,,• • .' I.. SPoils . 10-il-A that they carry out their own day care center was closed, it whether the day care center Television ......... ...10- B plan," he said. failed two inspections by the will re-open, the subject is not NESTING Weather .............SA But Thomas Wilson Ill, county health department. kstedoil the agenda for Monday CRANES Women .............1-B executive director of the local Th e second inspection report __ — -. ---- - ni ght's meeting. Workmen busily jockey portions of steel rigging into place at the site of the teeui Bridge, east of Sanford which spans the St. Johns River. The new bridge is expected to be completed in early 1977. � 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 05, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 05, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Sanford, Florida 32171—price 10 C~Mfs _ y L :!I; Crai I - • . 1 IT I ___ • ___ I By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer . -- ___ TheUttI Red Schoolhom, which offers an t for Seminoles arded I 0KT youngiteri, may have s The school's federal funding — nearly $=,=a yew was ctd off Oct.I when new regulailions wed into effect Now reIle federal fundS Only if they am for like Craig — those with Wile hope rdates of ever functioning on a "nornall,level. - CraigJoiner Is PA Xlmi OCIC He is special because he can make a Visitor stop In mi& sentence to smile. In his mother's eyes, he is special because,she saYS "He's given us so much more good than grid.,, To the state of Florida, Craig is special because he was born with Down's syndrome — what used to be Called a mongoloid baby — and Is borderline mentally retarded. Craig learns things more slowly thart most children. He was 13 months old before he sat UP by himself. He was 22 months old before he first maneuvered a spow irft his motdh. He celebrated his Second bMifty in August, but he still isn't Potty trained or walking. Arid now one of his main sources of learning may be 0 1 j Z 0& 6 ~ -Z 1k :9VA > 4 <IQ T \4 r > I- - • (4 y TA __ 01 " Ell , * >1 an A WEEK FOR bd FIRE PREVENTION T3day Congressional Scandals > 741 Ills I F Lr Pr Er .. DrLainb v~ir .xj •: Hospital -s ____. cr Television - ____ . ,.•• • - . - Wea ther Women i'• •.•. I c• Cr UINN bi g 03 .` 1: . 1 cis •- ? I•: I. ( Session W al promote their areas next year just There's Gold Waiting 1Z 'R U1% > > ilk, I fm C, - ____ 79 Or - 12. • a. —• M. a lim01 9r, " I, P_ President, and he has acc"t. room. "This was compl, WhefldMJLBULZfSRWOWd , C/7 C") 00 1 V 'a ' ' cn Lol 1; eps -Down u,r ' Ford, Carter Schedule I iu: ai rrisco, Arrivals CD , - w CL F- Pr ED -V U M M:0 M Ei Cf) :4 Lit P. . - - C7 A Consumer Watch 0 11i*4 • • • standard allowance and getting $3,w in deductions; for two years. Suppose, however, You have $5W worth of deductible for which the bills are due in January. By paying them In December, you bring your 1976 ItemIzed ti Your taxable incorre in taxes, You save $10 for every to $3,200. You have cut SM off your 1977 $100 in deducti are in the 25 doesn't matter. You can take the $2,8W standard al. per cent bracket, you cut 125 off Your tax bill for every lowance in April 1978 to get a two-year deduction of $100 in deductions. 000. rer Assume that for both l76 and 1977 r you expect to Instead of next year 11 you want ____________________ Id 4F OF .. / , 1 lL çr; " hi'i' J14?1l ii\ ,i r P In a workshop to follow the meeting, City Attorney Kenneth McIntosh will disctm legal Points Of the charter. Now, figure out whether there will be any big dif. qualify for the maximum standard deduction of $2,ew. deductions or vice versa. Ues taxes booI1 on i * Par. ma Lr,f;1,.e betoween your inccr6 this year and next. Your Itemized deductions will probably run nu more chases add up. DO You wmit to buy a new car now — rease. in value vrith the size of than V.700 for either jear, 30,61t fir3t glance it would and get the Wes W cleductic n for 197G — or In January incov.c. it, for example, )ou are psyliq 10 per cent Of appear ilm YOU would be better off seWing for U* w hen the I de ucUo,n will go toward the IM tax bill. , 1, __ 11 vertisement of public hearing on the proPosed new charter and a report from Acting t er Mary Hawthorne on increased compensation c _) W Other items on the agenda Include authorization for Mayor Gerald ming Florida LtagUe of Cities convention in Miami; authorization for ad- osomeone ii cent bracket, the extra $M in deductions means an extra $120 savings. period or the other, you may be able to cut your taxes now so you can have the deductions for a year when In order to take advantage of the timing plan, you by having itemized deductions greater than the your earnings are high. If you expect your income to have to know which item you c ft. It is hard fOr an shi standard allowance. rise — a new job, a working spouse you may want to people whose money comes from wagesto shilt -U1save the (Ile standard deduction current!y is 16 per cent of ; the ypar's last Paycheck counts as 1976 income, Even it our n ome remain about the same even If you don't deposit It in the bank until January ad' .tsvi ro.s mcune -after business expenses, but timin g can save i e's an example from the Deductions are easier to shift. You can pay medical betote =st other deductions %ith a maximum of tax experts at Citi bank, the nation's 3;~wd largest bills early, for example. Suppose you have pledged SM rl.400 tor sngle persons and MOW for marriedminmercial bank: to a Chal itY. YOU can make wd on tbe pledge now ___ r . 9 219 Topic Of City Meet Participants in a dancing act at the dub, west of U.S. 17-92 and south of SR 436 and club owner Mike Pinter were recently acquitted of charges that the dancers exposed their sexual Organs. 4 The idea bto use the deductible expenses w here they will do the most . It you lump ures, cta cortiet:' ::e ~i Cn >Cf) 1 • Ile rogram 1 part of the state's aggressive new Policy to sell Florida to the rest of the nation., 000 recent trip to Sanford, Tesch said the rules aren't clear about bow to apply for the money. But he said governments wishing to secure state No& must launch tax bill, deciding whether you want to lspend now or delay purchases until 17n. M Z F9 b The Casselberry City Council at its 7:30 meeting tonight will discuss whether to cancel the occupational license of 3 See FORD, page IA u Juana License ent says $150,000 In new matching money is being made available to local agencies who begin new promotion It is nc'e too soon to rnrt thinking about next April s 1 ____ 1.0 4 low L f Associated ), ft-.j WrIkT When you spend can sometiinels be as important as wllmt you spend in determining income tax deductions. %FO M R_ •b S bybalo5 Butz to stay on the Ford has abandoned its conduct a tightening race rite aing Deduct'i6ons Ke actcr 3 VlIl 2614 R it y find the rainbow dollar for dollar. Jim Daniel, director of county government'i IndustrySee king agency, says he plans to apply for funds to Produce a film on Seminole. The film. which would highlight would be ken to otherpans of the ii: n to i ligbt. clean industry to Seminole. r— L~ Cl new programs.—. then the state will match local money irr V, See CONGRESSIONAL, page IA Seminole govermenta looking for pots of gold , C10 9 hold of the national budget as a whole, set ByEDPRICK HeraldStalfWrlter __ 9.1-9 100 9- IB ___ & Cr 0 [3) / CRAIG, page IA A New e* iaSpsn President Ford and his Kissinger. President and his election cam. slhowed QuW ahead In at" WASHINGTON (AP) — The two years of the spending and taxing goals and held to them, and psign.,, Democratic opponent, Jimmy Ford met with Kissinger San. with 294 elec6ral Totes, 24 94th Congress saw headlines inspired more by asserted against the President its own views of Butz declared that this was Carter, arrive in San Francisco day ta discuss juch subjects as more than needed to wim But it i4the nfrontations national priorities. 'B scandals among its price I pay for a statement tonight to make final prepara. detente with the Soviets, the said his support was slipping in withavowIeld ngp dent y Prev1oiy, the executive branch had the Mdeu and Kissnger'srecent important allta. A Gallup Pon con than by legislative accompUshmentL initiaUve in setting over-all goals, while the versad $11 ssion to further negotiations said CArter's lead had dwindled But as time provides a longer perspective, the legislative branch merely approved individual to establish black rule In south- from 18 points this siunmer to Carter, vowing to be Butz' r et urn to more $-A period that end w ad w Friday pieces of legislation. ern Africa. eight now, 50 to 42 with 8 per n he was when ma House follows an official rqwi.. aggressive Y be seen as a turning point when the ........... ss doesn't set a trend. But the next two men confronted each As the second of three presi- cent A Newhouse legislative branch began to turn against a occupants of Ca pitol Hill and mand from th e President on White other over domestic issues 11 dential debate approaches News Service ."A century-long drift Of Power to the executive will be watched to see whether tahereal y d Friday and charge' shift Of Democratic presidential candi- days ago, said he intends to there will also be a debate be. states that had been in CaWs branch. power within the federal g .................2-B is under date Jimmy Carter that Using for the first time the budget procedures Way. Ford charge that American foreign tween the vice presidential can- column were now undecided. ................... 5-A enacted Thfl magazine reported a displayed a lack of by Its previous Congress, the 94th took leadership policy lacks morality and that didates — various polls showed The heavily Democratic Congress elected _______ 1 __ I . 1 ) Cn ____ - B4ft turned out Crossword .................4.8 Editorial ...................4-A V '., Butz p H fr1kI;k4oA.4L . Since the state pays for cralg"S KhOft — be Is a &mlopmentlal retardate — getting him Into anotber achool will require another round Of testing his weiligom NCW maturity and By the time we get through all the red taps, ft will WASHINGTON (AP) Secrell Before ping to see Ford, Speaking en. siStant Secretary John Knebel, Ford, meanwhile, was quoted Wry of Agriculture Earl L Butz cmded a who would become acting sec- as telling some black plant Butz, embattled over voicing ari gagement at Camp Hill, Pa., retlary it BuU resigned. workers today that Butz was obscene racial slur, resigned scheduled later in the day, acAn Agricuiture Department "merely telling a stows with today. cording to Ford campaign aides source told The Associated the Offenlive language but had Sanford's ftrefighters kicked off Fire Prevention Week this moirIning With a Bulz himself announced his in K%MlvaWs- The speech Press today that the dent been punished 11very severely, pedal presentation for pupils at All Souls School This afternoon, the firemen depaWeafter meeting ,ftJ wu to be made Instead by As. had left It solely up to Butz with Friday's reprimand. President Ford in the oval ofisited the Seventh-day Adventlist School. ftceat the Whfte}louse. "I have just submitted my etter of resignation to ow Aroufldfledock ..........4-A . $W a day is needed to keep operstiq U* two issuft Centers — one at vicury Baptist Chad on w4v mth of Sanford and one at Messiah LAtherm awreb in Casadb@" . And now Lhat the school is without Moral to* Its 56 . "Unless something comes throgo by WednevIday, tben SOW is closed," MrL Joiner said. "We'n gob# to be stu&#9 C"tes Racia M mmo mat ••* $ oünletic atmut The UtIle 'ied jg~ g — 7 0 On The Campaign Tra Z: ___ found an q Nip R They haven't always felt Unt, way. -The first Six months after he was born was a grief period. ; jug sat there and asked 'Why would this happen to me?- MJo rL iner, said. hold of myself and i&Id LA's go find out i 7. :0 am a way. Lad ThurldlY was01111 last day Craig and 55 other children went to The Uttle Red w. "Enry day, when the ?° i d " sa d his mother. But that 1*31 day Icbft cry. He cr e too good to be true. _ + ___ 0 N I -- Joiner of Altamonte Sp*q% who is now pursfta education another school for him. But there aren't many pO@dbffiUeL And most of the sdwls that are available are at least, an hour's ri de away. "He'd be wasted in school after that long a ri&, ,,Mm Joiner said, stroking her 2-year-old on,s hair. ,He d be too tired to loam anyMm.11 But she and her husband Mft are determined to give Craig the best shot at life they cari. They are determined to "normal" levels but — for a variety of reasons _ donL The federal government will no longer support program designed to bring Own up to normal levels. + el ____ One Small Boy Fights For A Chance At Life 0 'r BARBARA WALTERS B1 ora Walters Begins Earning Her $ 1 M illion NEW YORK (AP) - Barbara Walters begins earning her $1-million salary tonight, Joining anchorman Harry Reasoner on the ABC Evening News." After considerable Planning and rehearsal, Miss Walters and Reasoner officially begin their n-w Partnership with a new set, & new fomat and a larger staff in an effort to move ABC up from third place in the evening news slot. ABC expects huge Audience for Miss a1ter3 first regular newscast and hopes a large number of those who tune in out Of curiosity will continue to witch in Ot future. Miss Walters joined ABC (twa seveft41ure after leaving NBC's "Today" sibow. 11, 15 years there, she had worked herway up fr,) m publicity w(irker to coanLborperwn. iiF She becomes the first woman to coanchor a weekday evening national new3caa in this country (Russia has had one for many yem). Nliss Walters notes other ct=ges M. cluding A 25 per cent incream in the budget — at the "Even ing News," and says, "It isn't as if I've come here to save them. It's part of a new commitment to news on thal part of ABC.— ReMoner eok-Wderjd qWtting the show last sPring when he learned that Ane. Was negotiating with Miss Walters, 44 to Jomi 'i He says e felt ABC wall not g,v Ing hbn enough of a chance to build an audiencle on his own But he d for today's debut, hie say& Wu Walters says, "We stili have some things to figurt cut, like how are we going to say good ni~ht to each other." vrq —1 ~m . 4 -t -"~ Lip ~ V; % t _p, Ir 0a tr-!.•• T% .1 .4 n I& 1I\.4•zL �1101010K pi. Muay, Oct. 4.11 Including Three Juveniles NATION INBRIEF Auto Workers, Ford Near Contract Settlement DETROIT (Al') - A contract settlement seemed to be within reach as the United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co. resumed negotiations on this 20th day of a nationwide strike. "We keep moving closer together and a number of issues are esent1ally resolved," said one union source Sunday, after a third straight day of latenight talks. "But some things still are in need of refinement and until all the pieces are wrapped up, the whole thing will not come togeth," the source said. No Martfrmns On Mars? PASADENA, Calif. (Al') - In less than three months, two robots have increased man's knowledge of Mars a thousand times. But Viking 1 and Viking 2 have not found any Martians, and that may endanger the prospects of a Viking 3. For a while It seemed as though the traveling laboratories from earth had indeed found ..vidence of life. Their early experiments came up with enticing results, but the test to confirm those results failed. The Promising processes have now been chalked up to a bizzare chemical system beyond finmediate explanation. WORLD. IN BRIEF Germany's Chancellor Barely Survives Vote BONN, West Germany (AP) - Chancellor Helmut Schmidt has barely survived a conservative surge in national elections that cut his coalition government's ruling margin in parliament from 46 seats to .eight. Final returns In Sunday's election, with 91 per cent Of those registered voting, gave Schmidt's Social Democratic party and their coalition partners, the Free Democrats, a combined total of 505 per cent, A drop frqm the 54.2 per cent they Won in the 1972 election. Challenger Helmut Kohl, who campaigned with the slogan "Freedom Instead of Socialism," led the conservative Christian Democrats to a popular vote of 48.6 per cent - up from 44.9 per cent in 1972. McNamara Raps 'System' MANILA, The Philippines (Al') - World Bank President Robert S. McNamara said today the world had the means to wipe out poverty, but the Industrialized countries have failed to keep promises to provide the money to do it. McNamara, former U.S. Defense Secretary, spoke at the opening of the Joint annual meeting of the bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). At the same time, the World Bank Issued a report showing the United States and Japan at the bottom of list of economic aid donors and likely to provide even less help to poor countries by 1980. 9 Five Arrested I n Connection With Auto Thefts By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Wrifer over to officials at the Sanford Juvenile Center. Florida Highway Patrol Sheriff's deputies and Mate trooper S.R. Allen arrested troopers attested five persons David Allen Dowell, 29, over the weekend in connection Orlando, on a charge of with two alto thefts. possession ofa stolen auto after Kirk Douglas Blaine, 1$, 223 a traffic stop on U.S. 17-92, Williams St., Altamonte Longwood. Bond for Dowell was Springs, and tlwee juvenile set at $5,000. ooya were charged with grand In other weekend arrests, larceny ofan auto and deputies sheriff's, deputies reported recovered a 1V77 Oldsmobile Mark Lee Smithson, 19, Merritt minutes after it was reported Island, was stopped on traffic stolen from the Uquor World offenses on SR..419 south of parking lot at Oviedo. Chuluota and allegedly Deputies James L Townson managed to get out of the and E.H. Standley reported the locked cage area of a patrol auto was stopped at Edward car. Smithson was jailed on Street and Sanford Avenue p., resisting an officer after pursuit on SR-471. Bond without violence and traffic for Blame was set at $5,000, Bond was set at $8,500. according to county Jail Deputies arrested two records, and the Juveniles, aged Longwood awn at a Fern P lS, l6,andl7years, were turned apartment complex on third- -Detention _I_ degree felony charges of removing fire extinguishers. Frank Ralph Simonelli, 18, 812 Longdale Ave., and John Harper Yarnell, 21, 303 N. Eastlake St., both Longwood, were held in lieu of $5,000 bond each. Deputy ItS. Morton reported two fire extinguishers had been taken from the St. John's Village apartments and were found at an auto in the area. Sheriff's Sgt. Gcorge Hagood . w i n e r u L a in pa i • i oo . , and detective Ralph Salerno Jailed Edward Peter Nydam, 47, 117 Oak St., 14)flgWOOd, In lieu of $16,000 bond on two charges of lewd and lascivious act upon a child under the age. of 14. Sanford police today today reported items valued at $919 were reported missing following a weekend burglary at the residence of Mathew McGill, apartment 60, Castle Brewer Crntrt. g fl Patrolman Jacob Cohen Sanford police today wdre reported items taken by investigating the reported theft burglars who pried open a door of $300 cash and work clothing included two televisions, a tape from a truck perked it the recorder, cassette recorder and residence of William Howard a 35mm camera. Lapp, 300W. Ninth St., Sanford. deputies reported a Bob P. Burkett, 15 Blossom yeold Chuluota man wo Trail, Maitland, told sheriff's deputies in coins and seriously burned while trying to currency in a tobacco can was extinguish a grease fire at a missing after a break-In at his 'neighbor's house. Deputies said a pan of grease residence. caught fire on a kitchen stove at Burglars pried a. door at the 69 Second St., Qailuota, Midway Elementary School, home of Robert Allen, 75, Midway, and made off with two causing an estimated $600 record players valued at $315, damage deputy Fred R. Johnson Frank CIgler, 59, 79 Smand reported. St., received first and Deputy Don Ellis said Henry degree legs and left C. Brown, 5019 Tan gerIne Way, arm when he tried to remove reported $133 In fishing the pan of flaming grease from equipment was stolen from his the dove, deputies said. boat while it was parked in a County fire units cadriveway at his residence. Ungusted the fire. The candidate qualifying period for two of the three South Seminole cities with elections scheduled for Dec. 7, opened Friday. In Winter Springs where three council are up In December, three persons have picked up Begins In Key States The seats op are those currently held by Don Slits, By The Associated Press Many of the Inoculations are The vaccine can also be ob. group 1 Daniels, 5p3 and Donald Browning, of the nation's most being given by jet-air guns, tamed in doctors' offices Poop populous dates - New York with which health workers can probably for a service charge. Candidate. who have picked up qualifying iptti are Ohio and illinoLs - are Joining administer 3,000 shots a day, In Connecticut, the Mate DeJohn Sabatini of the sonlag board and former mayor and the swine flu campaign today. compared with 300 by needle. partment of Health will begin Cand councilwoman Irene Van Eepoel for POUP S and DUkIII Several others will begin giving But in Illinois today, the shots distributing doses to private ate fair 3. a`d inoculations later this week. were to be given by needle doctors Tuesday. Public clinics Candidates are required to designate a campaign But several are waiting until because they arrived packaged there won't open until Oct. 13. treasurer, campaign depafty, petition mid-month or later. for needles. In Wyoming, on the other Q UCI I*fyingcarrvlu the signatures of ii re'jstired voters and pay a The injections, sponsored by The elderly and those with hand, the vaccine was available sle qualifyingteehavetbetrmum swed tbe the federal government and chronic diseases will have fl ballot. only In public clinics today. dispensed free of charge at can on the vaccine in ininols, Some will be distributed topriIn Casselberry where the council seats held public health centers, were first and the inoculation won't be vate doctors only after clinics' orianiio and Charles Sizer and the council post formerly given out in Indianapolis, Los generally available until needs have been met, said c held by resigned Charles Glcock op . Is Open Angeles and asuuirbof 23. spokesman for the Health and peve candidates must file a petition C1YTYIUS Social Services Department. the slosatures of 15 registered voters, financial disclosure About6,0000ftheS6,000doses and designate a campaign treasurer and depository. No Ford, Carter At Work on hand were givenout during a ifying fee Is charged. two-day health fair in In. Candidates, who have picked gyq pwW oaUnued From Page 1-A) was created another would dianapolls. papers, include: David Smothers, an electrician; Frank dead heat, 43 per cent apiece, In have to be eliminated to Lucadamo, a retired New Jersey fireman; Bill Brady f In New Hampshire, which a sampling of 1,300 voters, balance the Seminole County Fire Department and Robert (Bob) opened two clinics Saturday, Ford said In a Newsweek inIn preparation for the debate, Robin McBrearty of the Health Clark. terview that the decline in Car- Carter met Sunday at his home Department said, "We were a The candidate qualifying period will open In Icr's fortunes could be due to "a in Plains, Ga., with former Longwood on o 22, and dose Nov. 2 mistake syndrome.,, He said fense Secretary James Schlesl- little disappointed In the turnseats currently held by JR. Grant that "some people have more nger, who was fired by Ford Council are up as is the mayors office, now occupied by dccldents than others. Some last year. Schlesinger was a In Minnesota, MississIppi, James Lurnt.nn, and the city clerk's post, held by people make more mistakes critic of detente with Russia Florida and Kentucky, the proveteran city clerk, ounme ft. ShOmate. and had urged more defense gram Will start next week at the A Petition, olped by is registered voters, must be The Wednesday debate will preparedness. ear liest, submitted and no qualifying fee Is charged. be held at the Palace of Fine Arts, a 61-year-old San Franclsco landmark with dnr 576 sots that have good views of Populous the stage. Apanelofne and newewomen - ot -, - I 9 said Sunday the nation,s eco. nomic problems could be helped by putting more people to work through a s per cent cut In the amount of work time for those who have jobs. Former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox, Presidential candida te of the American Independent party, proposed a law to require that whenever a new federal job , , ' '- 4 I S ' . • S loday was the first business day of the month and the line at Sanford's Congressional Scandals Highl ight 94th Sess on i food stamp office reached around the block, - Skàp Runs For May Mayor Harry Skop officially tered e Sanford mayor's en th race this morning. SkoP.auwspaiier owuer,u,es at1aoIcrove r Dr. He is challenging two-td= veteran Lee Moore. (Continued From Page I-A) The Ethics Committee Investigated may qualify for the mayor's race and two 1974, after Watergate had disgraced a Re- allegations of Improper release of secret mateeommIiuIoa contests until noon Nov. 2. publican administration, was Itself wracked by rials. The major case involved the leaking of a The election will be held Dec. 7. scandals and allegations of scandals among its Hous e Intelligence Committee re port to CBS own mem bers. correspondent Daniel Schorr. The fall of Rep. Wayne L. I.S.ys, 1)Ohi -o, was The committee never determined officially the major case. Hays had made a major power who leaked the information. Subpoenaed to teabase out of his post as chairman of the House Wy, Schorr refused to name his source, and no Administration Committee, with wide authority action was taken against him. over members' perquisites. Committees of both cham bers investigated He was also a force in the Democratic Caucus, intelligence agencies. Wrongdoing on the part of By DONNA Es'i-vs money was received, chairman Of the Party committee that channeled the CIA and FBI was reported. campaign funds to congressional candidates and Herald Staff Writer "The money is held for lo Tax changes enacted in two stages probably Longwood City Council periods of time, sometimeng s as had more direct impact on more cans than Chairman J.R. Grant has called muc Then, a $14,000-a-year secretary, Elizabeth any h as a mouth and rnaJng of the other actions by the 94th Congress. Ray, accused Hays of putting her on the payroll for an audit of the city police from $2,000 to $5,000. Th is large "1 Individual and corporate Income tax de partment's municipal court amount of only to provide him with sexual favors, money covering a lions amounting to about $19 billion a year were account. Hays, after initial assertions that he was being put on long period of time cauaç the books. Ford's proposals for deeper In a memo to members of the pr oblems In tracing and blackmailed, admitted a "persona! relation- cuts — to be balanced by equal cuts in s city counc il, Grant said he ha pending ship" but Insisted Miss Ray was paid onl d dung of cases back through the y for — were rejected. legitimate work. met with City Accountant records and creates difficulties A tax revision package enacted in the last days Harold Hartsock and Public infoliowig Under pressure from colleagues and unde up checks returned r of the Congress fell shod of the hopes of many Safety rector Douglas Kell er becaus investigation by the Justice Department and e of insuificient funds," the would-be reformers. But it did trim some and the request was made at Hartsock said. tax House EthI cs Committee, }isys resigned ff preferences and Increase revenue estimates by that time for the audit. the accountant noted that committee chairmanships, then the $1.6 billion — not far below the goal set under the The meeting was held after money turned over to the city renomination he won after the scandals broke, new budget procedures. hall contained appearance and finally his seat. IIart3ock,ina letter dsted S The 94th Cong ress' worst performance — in A rash of allegations against other members 27, listed four items speciffrally bonds that had befl COntinucd the opinion of many cf t.5 rneait — was us criticising practices in ac- or had not been disposed of by Erli" big' uw'c Produced such results. failure to enact an over-all energy program to counting with municipalcourt the court on that (late, However, the House, already nervous over increase domestic .cupplies, encourage or en- fines "Furthermore it Is not and forfeitures handled by Polls giving Congress a low rating In public force conservation and reduce dependence on oil the police court clerk In the 05,1e to trace back though opinion, instituted some reforms in its handling from foreigi countries that could both boost police department, of offici the recrods to determine what al accounts, payrolls and travel expenses prices and play International politics with the viand set up a commission to study and recom- tal commodity. He said a bank account had the check stub bala nce mend more. been se t up to handle cash remaining In municipal cowl Philosophicil differences wl0 tz President k acco unt r esents," he In an unrelated matter, on recommendation of appearance bonds and fines by Ford's administration played & part in the the municipal court to provide a said. the Ethics Committee, the House reprimanded failure, but so did deep divisions in Congress and meeting of the city council 41 one of its senior members, Rep. Robert LF. within the De place for daily deposit of cash No scheduled mocratic majority. for this week, Sikes, D-Fla., for alleged financial impropriety. and checks received there, thus Grant was not available for Congress did enact a variety of energy bills, It was the first time that the low-profile limiting the amount on hand In comment on whether he plans ethics such as one encouraging long-range research panel had recommended disciplinin the police station, g a member. new energy sources and means of to call a meeting of the - ....4 .. I Hello.Highand Di.i ,/o,i:' loll /Ullt' _) mon: (ilai/.lh/P/)l-,()/1jJ/7f) 3 out of 4 adults find intheYellow Pages. Swine Flu Is Personality Breakfast Topic St tir shire iii i lie culls (It )li) I lC JX'opI s I t.oI() Dr. Edward Smith of Jack- local and area health officials Officer; Mrs. Cat IJeVoney, ' GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION N fl S t sonvllle,adateepIdemJogj and coordinators slated to chief of nurses for the County is sched uled to discuss the new appear at an 8a.m. Personality health department; Tom Cook, swine fl u vaccine In a Breakf ast sponsored by the regional swine flu Coordinatorchamber. presentation Tuesday at Robert Daehn, Seminole Greater Sanford Chamber of Also expected to be on hand County swine flu coordinator, Commerce. the program, which is open to the public, are Dr. Orville and Dena Hansel, swine flu Smith will head a panel of Barks, Seminole County Health coordinator for Orange County. Au di t Police Recro d s Bu he said, the deposits go 1111: Vdlo - Piugesto1inji liclormiel'.' Your YeIk P'es Saks Rep can design a program ro,% o(i lkttl! make if easier ur these xtple iii find ,oti. VV a were not being made daily as Evening "emm body to require that audit be made. r SushI MoraN, Sanford, FL • At...liy, Cd. 4. 1914—U mi I&xd gBank& ' IF'ur47 banks a eto ii best bank s rvx I I. wa 0 e 0 - e You can count on ft, There's a lot more to good banking than a friendly smile: Dedicated service. Efficiency. Accuracy. Speed. And a wide range of banking products and services for the individual depositor and the business client. Here at Southeast, our aim is to provide all our customers with service that's so good, so responsive to their needs, they'll never consider going to another bank. To do this, we're constantly monitoring our existing services. Developing innovative banking services. Adding new systems. Simplifying forms. Cutting red tape. And, in every way we can, making banking a pleasant experience. We think we've gone a long way toward that goal. You be the judge. J 'S outheast Banks , 'o You can count on us. used against him. Twenty-two states ha ve filed briefs supporting Iowa's argument that this rule should be overturned and the sospect's statements should be allowed as evidence as long as they were given voluntarily. Arguments are scheduled Tuesday on a challenge to an Oklahoma law permitting women to buy 3.2 per cent beer at age 18, although men may not buy it until 21. Opponents of the law seek a declaration from the court that laws relating to the sexes must m the same strict constitutional test as raclal laws. On Wednesday, the court will hear arguments on behalf of Hasidic Jews in Brooklyn that a legislative reapportionment :designed to favor blacks and Pue rto Ricans is reverse discrirnination. The reapportion. ment split the Hasidic community between two districts. Arguments are scheduled for d Oct. 12 on the appeal of the Parker Sea! Co. of Berea, Ky., from a ruling that it violated a federal law against religious discrimination in employment when It fired a supervisor who refused for religious reasons to work on Saturdays. ' - 0 f WI lIst iii 1 -. same ones who participated the first debate will do the questioning Eugene J. McCarthy, running as an independunt candidate, is asking to be Included In bate. The former Minnesota senator, awaiting a ruling on his request from the Communications Commission, -. help L WASHINGTON (AP) - The iSupreme Court is opening its new term with arguments on an I . unusual number of important 4a5e5 crammed into Its first two-week session. The court scheduled arguments for today on a case in , which 23 Mates are asking the Justices to overrule their 10. year-old Miranda rule restricting police interrogation of suspects. Other cases to be heard later ..thls week and next week deal kith charges of sex, race and religious discrimination in housing, the treatment of employes and the sale of beer. Although not unprecedented, It is rare for the court to hear so high a proportion of Its major cues in the opening days of the 1teFfl At any rate, the court's an. ounced schedule should decrease the chance that virtually all of the major decisions will be put off until the closing days, . as they were last term. The case on the Miranda ride arises from a federal court de. cislon overturning the murder conviction of Robert A. Wilhams in the death of 10-year-old Pamela Powers of Des Moines, Iowa. The girl was .ilain on Dec. 24, 1972, at the Des Moines YMCA, I where she had come with her I familytoseeherl4..year.old brother compete In a wrestling match. Williams surrendered to po. lice in Davenport, Iowa, two days later. A federal Judge ruled that, on the way back to Des Moines, a police detective had tricked Williams into leading police to the girl's body, al. though WLsIIS had asserted his right to answer no questions until he saw a lawyer. Under the Miranda rule, a suspect in custody must be told of his right to a lawyer and his right to remain silent. If he chooses not to talk, police may I not question him. If they do, the evidence they obtain cannot be ' Gr a nt -' Supreme Court Opens a College ;; a SeminarSet .'•-' •.] :'- $4' ' : I A Parent-Student Seminar for college-bound students will be conducted by Jenny Knight, guidance, at Lyman "• ' • •: .• . 'I High School, in the ad. ditorium, Monday, Oct. 4, at 7:30 p.m. This program is an effort to acquaint paren ts and students with many areas of college entrance requirements, and other aspects of a college education. Questions may be • prepared to ask at a near future College Night Program, when represen. tatives will be present From colleges all over the country. 4 School Menu v&1i TUESDAY Monday, OCIObIr 4. 1976—Vl. 69, No. 3a PUbl,h,d Oa,Iy and Sunda, •*cepl Saturday and Chr,lma Oay by The Sanford Herald, Inc. oo N F,60Ch *,,. 5fl(td Fla Second CIat Posta 9 Paid at Sanlort FIof,da 32111 Horn,, Dt-Ii,er,,. $1 cen ts . MOrflh. $ 10, 6Montp, Iii o I iO By M.i In r or,,,, s,irnp AS home 0Is,,r V All o'r, rn,i A S 11620 I? Manthi 132 10 OCT. 5, 1976 Die, beef w-noodles Grecu Carrot and raisin salad Baked dessert Rolls and milk .5, ,. ,.•. (,S, I . _____________________ Southeast National Bank of Cocoa l7 Forrest Ae . ('oc 32922 O0!5) i3-'*t, Sout heast Bank of Dvhon., 1130 [)vltonj Bkd • [kl.n.i 117P 17.V!a nd Pjk,xxJ Ate .\ijit!jntj )2751, 0S I Sot.the..ms it Nalkju Bank of M.thljnd II (3051 (41-7000 Southeast Bank of Stelbou,ne 1025 IL,bk SI. %Id(nprnc 32)I. 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'. ivnL Mi'nth. $1.lt); Ii Mi'nth. $11.21): Year. $111,40. Ih .l.iiI. In H"ruL. '.ann' as h.'mt'(k-li ver) MI 'Itit'r mall Month. $2.0: ii li'nth. $lfi.20; 12 Months. $L10. Carter Interview: Error In Strategy The Clock ey AUDIE MURPHY "Judge not that ye be not Judged." " He that Is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone." These messages were what Jimmy Carter had In mind when he frankly discussed adultery and lust with reporters from Playboy magazine in rather earthy terms, according to his staff. The sentiments are fine, but the fact Is that on this temporal earth citizens are indeed prone to judge and be judged and they have few IrthflItlons about throwing the first stone. A general rule of thumb Is that the higher a person's station in life or his aspirations to public office, the harder the Judgments and the faster the stones are thrown. Carter himself did some rather harsh judging In the same article when he accused former President Lyndon Johnson of "lying, cheating and distorting the truth," as he afrnitted in an apology to Mrs. Johnson. Considering Carter's aspirations, it is a foregone conclusion that his judgment in granting Playboy an interview, as well as his remarks, will be a campaign Issue until Nov. 2. Already, some commentators are saying that's too bad. Their general line of reasoning, subject to many variations, is that the cities are rotting, but that the candidates are talking about abortion, religion, adultery and other novgermane subjects. If this logic were extended, the candidates could not discuss city problems meaningfully unless they stopped talking about the ethical subjects. However, the fact of the matter is that issues in the campaign are not mutually exclusive. It is entirely possible for the candidates to pose solutions for cities even as they talk about religion, ethnic purity, abortion, sex and other deep moral concerns. These are issues because the citizens are troubled about them and want them discussed. And the purpose of a political campaign is as much to learn about the Inner man as well as his stands on bread and butter problems. This Is particularly true In the case of Carter who has emerged as a national figure only this year. Indeed, one of the benefits of the first tebevised debate was that It gave Americans a chance o analyze both President Ford and Carter in a new light. end we would wager that the Intangibles — the conduct, mannerism, confidence, personality, etc. — of each candidate were as Important in the eyes of viewers as the tangibles that they discussed. Our guess is that it he had it to do all over again, Carter would forego an interview with Playboy and decline to talk about the deeply private matters of sex. These are mistakes that will haunt him and throw his campaign off stride. His opposition will not ha ve to bring up the issue — it has a life .of its own. In any event, it is refreshing to see people concerned about the use of earthy language in a time when "doing your own thing" is suppoed to have passed the point of no return. A Mine Fie President Elias Sarkis didn't have to make a decision between guns or butter when 1w was sworn Into office In Lebanon on Sept. . The choice had been made for MIlL Lebanon's lia1ogue has been conducted with guns for last year and a half and it likely will be for the foresmWe future. Instead of taking the opportunity for saving fact that as presented with the Inauguration of a new President. both Moslems and Christians actually steppe.i up the level of violence. Fm the first time In its brief history, Lebanon could not even stage Use Inauguration In Beirut. Under the circumstances, the strong rumor that Syria is preparing for a new invasion of Lebanon In a few weeks when Sarkis has his feet on the ground Is entirely credible. Syria's position In Lebanon Is precarious. U things t.vatinue as tiey are, there Is no end In sight to Syria's Involvement In that unfotunate civil war. Lebanon could very well become Syria's "Vietnam." On the other hand, if Syria withdraws, the militant Moslems would believe that they won a victory — and they would recnIn -mi1i#,rv *k,-af ,. C,,.4.' fl.,.L ..t, -..., ....• WU "i'm tinderbox for a war with Israel that Syria does not want at this _. • tim e. BERRY'S WORLD - ___ - ' - 7-0 rc Gee I'r. scr. -y O,1 I :7 ,711 you Jimmy Ford ____ fl NOW that the flap NOW by Earl Bda'a seamy beak full of shoe leather, perhaps It Istime to reflect reniarke about Wells has overaliad, Jimmy upon Carter'sWjQwWd utterances.. Cuter's Playboy Interview, maybe It is time to take First of all, Carters a&nIIon that he had, from be afrekokatwha, caused. Aithoagh I-haven't read the h*er,w, I have ____ confessed to having lusted after women Irons time to time. Not that he did anything about It, he reportedly .Iplksed, he just lusted after thorn from to u tm and felt appropriately chagrined_. When those remarks first surfaced as a topic contrevry, I had to ornile, because obviously Carter had Intended them to appeal to that pow of liberals turned off by his choir-boy image. Instead, the whole thing blew up in his face, with yahoos and rednecks from coast to coed attacking him for talking that way In public, especially to Playboy. Umeto time, been attrilicted to women other than hb wife Is hSf(IY an astounding arfrnhI&(Jn from any man who Is healthy and sane. (I am assuming Carter Is both.) Therefore, the key to the whole rhubarb mat he within the heated reaction It sparked, a phenomenon which tells us a lot abo ut human nature. Obviously, the "law" Carter violated had nothing to do with lust it",but with his widkignm to discuss one of society's taboo subjects. Despite the Kinsey Report, and Masters ,& Johnson, and Years of having Playboy lying on millions of coffee tables, sex, alas, Is stills taboo subject In the eyes of many Americans. This category also includes the subject of death The national press, bored to tears by the banality of the campaign up to that point, grabbed the hot and few other topics of universal concern which are vigorously banned from open discussion by Potato and ran with It, and a flap was born, society's self-appointed Emily Posts. Now that the flames have died clown, and Earl Carter made the mistake of stumbling across an its B has rljenf 5 Invisible line, a line just as real as If it had been drawn by some Ignorant native In the jmmgl of Brazil. In fact, the line was drawn by America's ignorant natives, who couid then stand well behind It and feel very virtuous for doing so. The entire phenomenon Is completely Illogical, and too crazily entangled for me to comprehend. I believe other primitive urges are also Involved, such as man's tendency to blindly locus upon in• dividuals within a tribe as sources of wisdom and strength. (A sort of intellectual laziness which relieves us of the responsibility of having to think for ourselves.) I IN BRIEF Guards Ordered Reinstated At State Mental Hospital FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) — South Florida State Hospital has been ordered to reinstate 36 guards fired after staging a mass sick call during a pay dispute. ,However, Circuit Judge James A. McCauley gave the state until Tuesday to appeal his order to the Fourth District Court of Appeal in West Palm Beach, Attorney Andrew Mavrides told the court that 59 guards were suspended or fired after 22 called in sick Sept. 19. The rest refused to stay at work after the end of their 12-ho ur shifts, But I doubt that they will. Mankind doevt't show any more affection for logic than It did a thousand years ago, and that may prove the downfall of the entire species. Can't you see It? At some time in the future, a fanatically "virtuous" American or Soviet President pushes a button to rid the world, we and for all, ot his concept otSin. DON OAKLEY Networks Resist Plan To Aid D eaf 1 .11111 1~ 1 Ili, Immigrants;1.. Flocking 1: To U.S. . e organized sick call. The Job action was orgapized to demand hazardous duty pay for working in wards for the crimInally insane at the hospital In Pembroke Pines. 1!l1i . . State officials said at the time that all the Punished employes had joined th .. Tougher Laws Demanded 1* EWYORL...(EA)_I AM ON ottht14or 15 million Americans who are known to be deal or hard of hea ring. I have otoscierosis, a freezing of the tiny daises horse in the middle ear. i believe the condition formed over many years and became serio us during the Vietnam War. One day I received shrapnel in On leg, never heard the grenade explode, and I knew I 0 Officially, ft US population stood at 215.7 million at the middle of 1976. Actually, nobody knows for sure how many of mm there reall y are. The official figure does not Include an un-' . diet of Si million a nno unced by the Bureau .L ' of the census several years ago, says Robert Cook, population consultant to The Environ. mental Fund and formerly president of the it quite right. wasn't ___ '. Population Reference Bureau. Nor does It allow In any event, I'm fortunate. My disease has for the entry into this count ry of Illegal aliens 99 been surgically corrected. Well, almost, .. since the undercount was determined. Occaslonalb, In conversation someone wW ask Of the 11 million visitorstothe United States me how I am and I'll respond, yes, it does look In the past year, a million may have stayed on Like rain. illegally. There is no record of their departure. Still, sometimes I think I hear too much. For The Immigration and Naturalization Service Instance I am a told that many people, Including (INS) estimates that a minimum of 400,000 III some medical people, believe hearing loss is gill illegally In this country. associated with such matters as stupidity, In addition, two or three million aliens enparanoia and sexual impotency. Sexual ii. ____ tered the country illegally In the same period, potency? I resent that. and fewer than one million were apprehended All of this personal data Is not by way of in. and deported. that at vltlng you to send In pennies. Rather my wish Is _____ C, least 600,000 stayed on. to Identify myself with an Important but Even using the conservative figures of the generally unkno wn social Issue of the moment: INS, and combining them with the census instelevision captioning for the deal, otherwise , ( dercount, this means that 1J 6 actual population known as the Line 21 dispute. As It Is now and of the United States Is more than 220 millIon. V Th always has been, TV for the deal Is something ________________________________________________ 91% The natural increase of Americans (the cxlike eating without swallowing. If one can't hear of births over deaths) inc increased our as well as see what Is going on, the crudity of the population by .59 per cent in the past year. But tube is, alas Incomplete. A solution is at hand, JOHN when Immigration — legal and illegal — Is ad. however. I.e., the Line 21 dispute. ded, population growth was more than 1.2 per cent. visual horizontal band above a TV Pict. The first 'figure would Screens are composed o1525 po population In 117 years; the second figure would lines, the top 2l NEW YORK (AP) rom of which are unseen and are used by the Industry the do-It-yourself method, but good deal by double It in 57 years. And whil e our population jy for technical matters. For example some of summer Vacations, Ameri cans have been acmethods that kept otherwise idle bui dous, the world's present population of four 1. codedthat with such an array of troubling economic work. LInesarenecessaryforthesyndwoflonofUse news lders at tAIllon will quadruple, If current growth rates they cannot be lamed should We can view the Job figures from another continue. Picture. Others are used for testtransmission. test : aroundand bead right back. 11 Line 21, howeer, Is an open line, not vital to angle too. There are more Americans at work now Um ever before In history, even though the Wt be thatexercised, enticing but economically requirements, and this It has a potential that the option perhaps we shoulddepressing look at a others do not. Jobless rate refuses to caine down. People Citizens Band radio has bees getting all the One potential Is Public service to the deaf. few of the brighter aspects of our economy j finding work. New jobs are being created. attention, but the whole two-way radio industry Line 21 can be used to relay caption television see if we can draw enco uragement from them. for the past 10 This Isn't to say that the employment situation has been experiencing a First of all, there's that astonishing news from programs to any set fixed with a Isn't serious, a matter for great Concern. It Is to years the Of fice of Management and the Budget that decoding device, Federal Communications Commission I say that the job-making apparatus hasn't broken the federal deficit In the July-September quarter figures show that the total number of a hor1zej l Why the network disfavor? They give several down altogether, that ut it Is still functioning. in likely tobe billion tO$$ billion lower transmitters In all categories of use Increased . Th erelsa reasons, all of which are lame. For example they $20 billion officially estimated, bit othopeto be distilled also from say the captioning equipment Is too expenlive. This the way prices have acted. Remember when 1975. The number 1995 to more thain 14 million In I of news Is rare at any time, but type of transmitters In the public Inflation was 12 per cent and everyone thought it In fact, there would be a one-time cost of about coming In the midst of safety field, monetary however, $50,000 ( the price of a 30-second commercial went up six fold — from would international continue rising, as it did In some European 54I® on problems and the Ford strike and the fear of to 3.3 million. countri es? Prime time) and thereafter about $1,000 for each rising prices and worry about capital spen ding. Only amateur radio registered a decline for 60-minute program captioned. Actually, the it is an event to be savored, The Inflation rate now Is one-half that. This the period, dropping from 286,000 to 276,000. networks wouldn't have to buy anything LI they We can also find some encouragement simply Isn't good by any means, because a 6 per cent choose not to; Line 21 captioning would not force by looking at the other side of Use coin, Reviewing a biography of Mao Tse.tung rate continued for a dozen years reduces a dollar caption, It would merely a llow It. In housing, for example, we tend to overlook shortly to a penny, but before the Chinese leader Jo It should be recognized as quite The real reason for network opposition Is his that the remarkable activity that has been occurring illustrious ancestors, the Soviet newsined an Improvement. agency the executives want Line 21 reserved for more all Yearlong In the existing home market. True, Thu revealed that 21 mIllion Chinese perished as profitable use. Such as the transmission of the new home market has been ra ther weak, but So there are some things to shout about. The a trouble is that peo pl e aren 't shouting. They hold result of "repressions by the Maoist regime." pr inted commercials. To hell with the hard of that's not t he entire story, According to the book, written by one Fedor to some of the bad memories and they put their hearing unless one day they wish to read a When people buy existing homes Bur they laIsJ, 25 m illIon Chinese were liquidated do not money in the bank and they hold nice captioned tch about mouthwash, to a wait-andsimply move in and settle down. They fix them see fng the Cultural Revolution of the late 1960s, attitude. cap1 capitalism. ngerthana1Jforce ten help fix up a two million establishment of cornCtpubliccoignpt,IInvite you towr jyo And that itself, economists tell us, is munesa nd during the on Ina.. oflem scorn to any or all of the networks. Address to: neighborhood too. sometimes enough sagainst to bring on Use very conMoreover, they put people to work. This has ditions we seek to avoid, a self-fulfilling national minorities. The People In Charge Of Keeping The Deal In been a big year for home improvements, Houses Why, this Is two or three times the num be The Dark prophecy, a fear that causes people to stumble r of everywhere have been upgraded, some of it by Russians who perished during the eMabflsiim into the sit uation th ey are running from. of comm unism In the Soviet Union. - . I - 1972 Development Cap Lifted BOCA RATON (AP) — Two development firms trying to uncap exclusive Boca Raton won the first round when a judge ordered the city to lift a 1972 law that set the cap oil development at 40,000 dwelllng'tjt However, the city council called a special meeting for Thursday to decide whether to appeal the ruling by Circuit Judge Thomas Sholts. The suit challenging the cap was filed by Boca Villas Corp. and Keating-Meredith Properties. Another lawsuit was filed by Arvida Corp. and has been scheduled for a hearing in November. CUNNIFF Americans Arelr '''u a"'ble'd - TALLAHASSEE (AP) As the sta tewide grand jury ended Its 18-month term today, It called for tougher laws on bingo, tighter security at race tracks and mandatory prison sentences for bookmakers. "We have more than our share of organized crime figures in Florida," State Atty. Eugene Whitworth of Gainesville, the grand jury's legal adviser, said. "We seem to be a haven for them," The Jury's probe of illegal gambling in Florida led to indictments against 330 persons on 1,368 counts, But the panel said it was unhappy that so many charges have been "dismissed for procedural reasons" and asked for a formal inquiry. Prosecutors in Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties have said that most of the ui.. dictments In Sou theast Florida failed to show that the crimes crossed county lines. If the crimes weren't multi-county, they were outside the special panel's jurisdiction, ju dges have ruled. f Rating System Challenged TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- The Florida - JACK ANDERSON 11 Ford Warns Of War In South Africa WASHINGTON President Ford bluntly warned congressional leaders this week that the Ou ,uiiive to secretary of State Henry KIashigcr's African diplomacy could be a bloody racial war. - With Kissinger filling in the details, the President explained behind closed doors that he had no options except "to proceed as we did or to face foreign Interference and a bloody confrontatioct" According to confidential minutes of the meeting, the President dressed that "the risk to our negotiations was very high." Kissinger echoed that the "situation might go out of con. trot" by the end of the year. "During the ntlny season," he added. Unless the United States stepped In to resolve the Rhode3ancrIsIs now, said, "insurgent forces th the fro ck)coes would In time exceed (Rhodesia's) conventitmal forces." Kissinger, just back fn.m shuUllng between black and white leaders in 'Africa, said he took Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith aside after the formal discussions for a tough, "private tenminute talk." Smith "would have preferred to accept the PRINCIPLE of majority rule," said Kissinger. Smith was trying to draws fine semantic line, but Kissinger wouldn't let him get away with it. "We had to have his ACCEPTANCE of majority rule," 5314 the Set.r;. He got It. Now the big danger Is toprevent hard liners In Rhodesia and guerrillas In other countries from blowing the agreement," he said. Kissinger told how he walked the diplomatic tightrope in Africa. Because Rhodesia is still technically a British colony, he explained, the British must play "the visible role." The United States "has no legal standing. The United Kingdom does." Black leaders also had objected strenuously to meeting with Smith and his colleagues Inside of Rhodesia. Kissinger resolved the Imbroglio by wangling a "substantial agreement" not to meet In "Rhodesia or London." The parties involved, he said, would rather In Geneva or else in Livingston, Zambia, on the Rhodesian border. MacondiUonofsurnionto majority rule, Kissinger said, Smith had demanded that United Nations economic sanctions against his country be lifted at once. The U.S.-British plan, said Kissinger, calls for Lisodesla's eventual black prime minister "to pre.is In the U.N. for lifting the sanctions." To help the white aupermacist government make the transition to black rule, Kissinger said, would cost about $1.3 billion over the next five to ten years. 'Our contribution could be $300 or $400 1t . Million." he said. Thr hc u'dcd hopefully; "They studied our reactions when the n"We'd like to see a lot of It through private In. I strwnents of torture were applied — Everything vestment channels," as extracted In the President Ford was guardedly optimistic, they obtained from us was "We're long way f rom a final Conclusion," he tort ure chamber," The added bitterly said, "but we've made substantial progress and that his Brazilian torturers were "rcnc3rnatj Nazis." we're going to keep at It.,, The writer enclosed a crude,pathetic REINCARNATED NAZIS: Sometimes, we drawing to show how a prLsor Is st-mi up In can almost hear the cries of unbearable pain the notorious "parrot perch." The appealing to us from the torture chambers of is hung upside down Irm a bar r4ed "ktm. Brazil, We have written so much about It, yet sobeneath his knees. The wrists are lashed exte the: Little Is done by the American or Brazilian • ankles, thus over exposing "th.' must Intimate and governmen to end the madness, sensitive areas of the body — to the will of the Such dories do not make headline,. But we torturers," To the head-down victim the torment feel compelled, In the interest of humanity, to then apply "electric shocks on the genitals" and "hot publish them from time to time. We have heard most recently from a man water on the genital organs." Water is dripped 1. w hose identity we have carefull y verified. We into the they are are withholding his name, however, to prevent stuc k with needles. Some are castrated. The torturers "rape the young women," Use reprisals. His letter reached Us n- writer cIana, "It Is pure horror. Even the welltermedlaries in 'an underground chain. One member of the chain urged, in a note, that the seasoned mind recoils at the thought that human could so degrade themj4y" story be sent "to Jack Anderson." 4 Footnote: The Brazilian embassy I41lj their The victim in this case was imprisoned without trial, and he has been tortured off-and-on government does not torture At the State Deprtment, our sources complain secretiy to us ,i for more than six months. The victim doscrftj of the tortures. They blame Secretar his torturers as "men of a certain Inte1lectu. y of State I Henry Kissinger', policy of on, level doctors, psychologists, and sociologists, I Under this policy, u addition to the executioner, it isn't considered polite to trotesl. A M sterFDisease I 1%IiI ( er Of Lisieuiiig I Sometimes one of the most important parts of a funeral directors service is simply to be a good listener . . to let families express feelings that cannot and should not be vectrained, . GRAMKOW . Craig 's Sto ry -- One Small Boy Fights For A Chanc. Candidates WEATH Questioned - - - NOTES -. . . ocrouI.jtz Karen S. Fryer, Fern Park DISCHARGES Sharon Bass Sanford: Rubye Christiansen lisa Ann Jenkins Shawn M. Edsall Leona Lee Sidney W. Grover Eugene J. Cirrol Sr, DeBary June J. helms Ralph E. Chalfant, DeBary Mrs. Harry C. Freeman, DeBary & boy James (Nancy) Logsdon Susan E. Sanford, Orange Patricia A. Moye City Marcia Southerlarmd Marlene Mast, Longwood Pauline DeLay, DeBary ADMISSIONS --~ — - .• - AIRPORT BOULEVARD ANFORO, FLOHlD, TELEPHONE 3223213 WILLAM I GFIAMXOW . . _______________________ .,fr Gladys I. Henry, DeBary Ruth F. Cavanaugh, Rhoda M. Saeld, DeBary Longwood Jeffery Michael Brumbaugh, BIRTHS Altamonte Springs Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mrs. Dalton (Kathleen) (Marlene) Hast, a boy, Burke & girl, Maitland Longwood Hazel M. Githuly, Osteen DISCHARGES Marie Gil, Tampa Sanford: OCTOBER 3 Sarah N. Burgess ADMISSIONS Ben Evans Sanford: Harry B. Garvin Paul E. Elsea Bertha B. Hollis Ronnie E. Griffin Viola L. Johnson Mereea Jones Annie B. Parker Willie L. Ro binson Carrie Smith Margaret A. Ross Elizabeth Washington MRS. EDNA MOORE Frederick C. George, Deltona MRS. ALLIE M. CORLEY Walter G. Latshaw, Deltona Mrs. Edna Carrie Moore, Mary A. Harrington, Deltona John P. Sumner, Deltona Mrs. Allie Mae Corley, 69, of of 2700 Ridgewood Ave., SanFrederic W. 1ann, Deltoisa ia Shirley J. Miller, Geneva Elliott Ave., Sanford, cu ed ford, died Sunday at Edwin J. Ogden, Deltona Seminole Friday. Born Linda S. Spencer, Longwood in Crestview, she Memorial Hospital. Born Iii Charlotte M. Simmons, came to Sa Mrs. Bernard (Joyce) Shupp nford in 1949. She Deltona Washington, D.C., and she & baby boy, Sanford was a member of the Church of came to Sanford In 1964 from G od , flnd and Holly. Nanlernoy. Md. She was a Survivors include th ree sons, member of Zion Lu th eran Charles Palmer Corley, of Church, Washington, D.C. Survivors Include a daughter, Missouri; Russell L.. New Mrs. Dorothy Ferris, Sanford; Smyrna, and Doyle E. Corley of sister, Mrs. Mabel Lewis, Sanford; three sisters, Mrs. Hillcrest hlelghts, Md.; three Manilla [Anton, Lake Wales, grandchildren and four great. Mrs. ChrIstine Harvard, of Virginia and Mrs. Ora 1. grandchildren. A rnold, Sanford; two brothers, Services and burial will be in .1.1. Green. OkeechobWas)üngton. Gramkow Funeral Home in Bruce Green, Sanford; seven charge of local arrangements, grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren, IIUBBARDEUBAN Brisson Funeral Home Is in Hubbard I.. Eubanks, 61, of charge of arrangements. Lake Mary di ed Saturday. Born irs Augusta, Ga., he moved to Lake Msiry In 1924. Mc was a Funoral Noflc member of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. CONLEt'. MRS. ALLIS MAE Survivors Include his wife, Funeral services for Mrs. Allie Mrs. Margueritte Eubanks, Mae CorIvy, 69, of 13.31 Elliott Ave.. Sanford, who died Friday, Lake Mary; daughter, Mrs. will beheld today jt 2:30 p.m. at Rochelle Whitley, Lake Mary; theChurch01 God with Rev. C 0 two grandsons, Lake Mary; Harris and Rev. .1 T, PillS of 8uriaI in Evergreen stepmother, Mrs. Tom Cemefery Brisson Funeral Townsend, Lake Mary; four siiters, Mrs. Marijane Wise, EUSANKS. HUSSARD L. Fern Park, Mrs. Barbara Funeral services tot Hubbard L. Hickson, Lake Mary, Mrs. Eubenk. dl, of Lake Mary, who Yvonne Saisbury, Sanford and died Satufday, will be held at 10 30 cm, Tuesday, at the Mrs. Irma Jane Landers, graveside in Evergreen Sanford. Cemetery with Ply. Leo King Brisson Funeral Home Is In ofilcilling, Brisson Funeral Home in charge. charge of arrangements. . . ... - I ISears ____________ of Saiiford Carpet SALE! AREA DEATHS __________________ SAVE 13 % to 2 1r) ol Ask CALL e The New All In The Ear Aid.IZT %* ~ . -. ~ ! 011 Soft Shadows HI ...our most I)01)UlaI' plush shag carpet SALE 777 Was $11.79 . '.i. Captitre III ,. (''ezaIi,',. t'.ler't.ar J5 I) (hf. frr,'rmt Ive of armi treat,. a miI,t It' Iolie',. I une "(It'll. II111 I')""' nIt' it. 'liperli re.j IICtll't'. .11, 41 ka,'k. SCarS has a credit pl.Ils to suit most e%'riievd ( 'ALL sF:,us 101) %, Holt FHJ:F: F:sT1,,jf: :l..l;;l AT THE LOWEST PRICES 8341.8776 0 SAVE 32% USDA CHOiCE BEEF George C. Hearn ~ ", " , ! FUNERAL HOME lowrsr Mindey, Ode, M6.—" 'tD. In Its severe forum it is frequmiy called "Juvenile-one" within relatively narrow limits because pancreas responds to and KADI diabetes since that Is the type most often seen In young people. Diabetes Mellitus; was first9t ?th. Ebers Papyrus, Here the stimulus of sugar by releasing Insulin In an appropriate dated about 1500 B.C. e first clinical descript the untreated disease may progress rapidly tos gravely anoint. The Insulin brings about a lowering of the Wood sugar by ion of the disease imbalanced metabolic state called ketoacldosjs w Th was given in time second hi ul ch can res t facilitating Its transport Into the various cells where It Is century A.D. by a Greek physician, in coma and death unless mntrnllpd by Arataetm of Cappadocia. He named It "diabetes" when he Insulin. The less acute metabo metabolized lized to furnish energy for body functions. ohform of the disease Is called diabetes since It The diabetic, unfortunately. Is unable to maintain this fine winewaspassed, since the word usually occurs later in "diabetes" In Ionic Greek meant a "siphon." control Of the blood sn4arIn digbetM IM Wood , to While the symptoms and the clinical course of diabetes have diet. exceIvehsInrepo,metha,irlormaydoso,emin been known for more than 3,000 years, exactly why It occurs arid a fasting situation. Because the sugar Is not being metabolized Despite what appears to be preciselyhowjtasig Matter of control, In many ca pro rly It accumulates In the blood and spills over Into the urine. on,conjtweanj progressive changes may take proper place In both juvenile and Thepe study. Research In the late 1800s decisively demonstrated that the maturity excess of sugar In the blood may cause changes In many diabetes that can lead to gradual deterioration of the organ fundamentally Involved Is the pancreas. Further organs of the body. vestigatlon pinpointed the areas in the pancreas known as the. blood vessels, kidneys, nervous system and the eyes. When one looks mod carefully to detect diabetes, suspicion falls Compared to defining precisely what diabetes Is, the decision Islets of Langerhans, which secrete Insulin, as the p first on those who have a family history of the disease, on those who is a la ce where a di be tic Is realtively simple. A diagnosis time pro blem lies, older than 40 and on the obese. made upon the evaluation of tests Indicating the of diabetes Is Just what Is diabetes? presence of an The diagnosis depends on the demonstration of abnormal sugar abnormally high amount of sugar In the blood. It is disease of unknown cause willis very Important genetic metho Wood .If the The foodstuffs the body uses are divided Into three main types: index of suspicion Is high, the physician may also order a Glucose element In Its occurrence, A major feature appears as an Inability carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Carbohydrates are found In Tolerance Test. This Is highly standarlzed procedure in which a to metabolize carbohydrates normally, due either to Impaired potatoes, rice and bread products as well as In milk, fruit and production of Insulin or to a defect somewhe measured amount of gl ucose drink Is given and blood drawn at re In the normal vegetables. The metabolism of these su espuducesgl Process of insulin activity- The carbohydrates in the vecific times to determine how the sugar is being metabolized by form of which is delivered as sugar to all portions of glucose (a sugar) accumulte In the the body the body. This is compared to the nondiabetic patteria and the blood and, because of their bloodstream, high concentration, overflow Into the urine. ph ysician Is able to see whether the patient's reaction follows the The nondiabetic is able to maintain the level of his blood sugar diabetic pattern. S'ThiIe It nra aol slway blbie to prevent !sease, Perhaps It can be delayed fora number ofyeso Vat its course is shorter And less destructive In the Wtimte compli t cations tha may follow. Until the discovery of a sign or "marker" that (Continued From Page 1-A) definitely predicts the future onset of diabetes, this night be a each year he will fall a little farther behind, probably be another month," Mrs. Joiner said. prudent road to follow. "There's no way to really gauge his potential until he Cowsthmi the time It will take him to adjust to a new Excerpted from the book "Diabetes Expla ined: A Layman's gets a little older," Mrs. Joiner said. "We know he's school, Craig could lose as much as two months. And at this Guide," by Ira J. Laufer and Herbert Kadlsoa, by perimmissbon of trainable and we think he's educable." point in his Life, two months could be critical. the publisher, Saturday Review Press, a dlvlson of E.P. Dutton & Retarded children are generally classified In three The peak years of learning for all chil dren are between Co. Inc., Copyright 1916 by Ira J. I.aufer, M.D. and Herbert groups: the profoundly retarded, who usually spend their yearsareespecially Kadi,on.) lives In Institutions; the trainable, who can learn to dress vital to the future of a child like Craig. themselves, perform other simple tasks and "We know he's going to reach a plateau and he just won't work In a specially controlled environment; and the learn any more," Mrs. Joiner said. "His peak learning years ' educable, who may be able to attend public schools and be are now and upcoming sowe have to cram as much o ER relatively self-sufficient. flats Into him now as we can.,, Not long after Craig was born, his pediatrician recomDor and Mike never stop working with their son. mended placing him In an institution. Deciding against that Sunday's high $5; today's low When Craig interrupt.s his father's concentration on a When The Geneva Cltizeni i. was one of Donna Joiner's first positive steps In dealing with game by pounding on the table, Mike says "table" a has Invited canCraig's problem. Partly cloudy becoming few times to try and plant the word In his son's mind before didates for the office of county mostly cloudy over the north "InstItutionalizati Is a prejudice with doctors," Mrs. on he sweepshim up in a big hug. commissioner to attend It, portion Thursday sal the south Joiner says now. "They know how hard It can be to raise a Donnaspendsanhouradayworking with Ig 0f regular meeting at 7:30 tonight portion of the state on Friday. retarded child." that time Is spent repeating the games and tasks Uttle Red at the Geneva Community But Widely scattered showers on the last time she took Craig for a check-up, the doctor Schoolhouse staffers are working on with Craig. A box of building to speak on a series of Wednesday. made positive comments. "He said Craig seems very duplicate toys is kept in the kitchen. questions prepared by the comfortable with himself as a human being," Mrs. Joiner Showers likely Tuesday And Do nnm, too, Interrupts in sentences to repeat words to organization. said. "He thinks I'm doing a good Job." through Friday. Seasonal Craig. "He's picked up a lot of words lately but no one me questions Include alter- temperatures through Thur. Craig doesnn't have the medical problems many Down's understands him but me," she laughs. natives to the Osceola land-fill sday, turidng cooler over the syndorome children have, and he Is expected to lives normal His 5-year-old brother Donnie helps, too. program; the county operation north Friday. Highs In the lit lif pan es another reason for teaching him as much as "He doesn't really understand," his mother said. "We've he of utility companies and with lows from the upper as to can possibly absorb. told him Craig's brain Isn't as smart as his and he accepts waterworks; alternatives to the the mid 76,, Craig has, of course, had a major infl uence on his famil y. controversial fee system for "He's made my husband TUESDAY'S TIDES and I a lot more patient," Mrs. Th e Joiners don't know how much Craig will ever be able legal county Joiner services; criteria Daytona Beach: Highs 6:40 said. "You Just can't rush him." to learn. A battery of tests has place his IQ In a range betand procedure for appointment a.m. and "I really feel that there's a reason Craig was given to us," 7:63 p.m.; Lows 12:23 ween 00 and 86. A score of 100 Is considered average. to the county zoning board; a.m. and 12:44 p.m. Mrs. Joiner said. "He's influenced our friends and relatives But Craig's z-alg'sscix'e will probably slide downward as he gets restrictions In relation Port Canaveral: Highs 6:27 in ways we don't even know yet." older, since IQs are figured as a comparison between a Then she smiles, with just a to water to prevent over- a.m. and 6:41 p.m.; Lows 12:12 touch of sadness. "At first, I child's chronological age and his mental age. never though I'd say It, but he's a great little guy to have development In the Geneva n.m. and 12:32 p.m. Since Craig learns more slowly than the average child, area; current regulations on Bayport: Highs 12:36 a.m. around." new subdivisions regarding and 12:48 p.m.; Lows 6:47 a.m. roads and drainage. and 7:12 p.m. HOSPITAJLI •.. . .. .. . Bar says it will improve its system of rating judicial candidates but critics who fared poorly in this year's poll say the proposed changes are "utterly insignificant." Th e protestors challenged th e cred ibility of the bar's first poll released in August. They claimed th at lawyers answered questions concerning the "quality and clarity of judicial opinions" for candidates who had never been judges and thus had never written any opinions. Dade Circ uit Judge Harvie DuVal, defeated in a hotly contested race with Supreme Court J ustice Joseph Hatchett, said only 18 per cent of th e state's 15,400 lawyers bothered to return th eir auestionnaires. Iveal., HiraM, Saefsrd, FL When D100betes Stri'*kes4l: How, Why t'FMR1[)A Perhaps the whole ridiculous blowup will have had a beneficial effect If people stop and think about It. TOM TIEDE Still S(/..Zfft,l IN YEARS! SEE OUR AD .. : . , IN it s , 1i l'92 T Ih ST. M. 'iQO P.M. [ ".%\I"mift I Sears J - 'l IN WEDNESDAY'S HERALD S i, ,e KI , .Y1 • i. 7..':I .4'', .';,'1,'e1 .'4-.. ?' .'. ,:.:',31,_. £ •a'. 'r,,'.eS,k :. ',' -:'s,.Y ' ..'i.'. ': ,'.''.." f,.'. :+\:. 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Cleveland -also performances- On' defense, burst loose on a 75-yard punt Gary English-Chuck Jim Haynes Calvin LlngIbs &S. dJack O0dIt Pool#-Chri s Semifinals RichbrolSOn-G'nfl d. Zr.Ig. I Williamson. Crcivir. 32. Finals nesota Sunday Going into the grounded out, and finLihed with short.stop," said Mauch He ninth inning McRae was hitting a 3321 average was Just too far back Brett was batting 33fl I trust Steve Br>e implicit Only he wasn I finished hit Brett. batting third, lofted a ting. lie gestured at the Twins' ly- If I didn't. I'd do all I could to dugout, shouting that Mm- have him thrown out of base- AR #11 I ock Tarkenton Doubtful' For Tonight's Tilt . .:1 2 up. Pro-Pro BLOOMINGTON, Minn. of Injury in 15 National Football Morris- Morris d. Ro. Henderson. Hend d. Ken Ev&nS-JIrn Haynes, II; Wayne WI msonJ (AP) - Minnesota Vikings League seasons. CoachBudGrantlikestohavea Ironically, the three quartersure thing when the National backs began their careers with Semifinals get together and Wee veteran Minnesota after intermediate quarterbacks are his ace in the stop$ In other NFL cities. By The Associated Press was surprised," McRae said. "I play, but he refused to claboThe hit separating George saw the guy come in and go rate. Brett and Brye are both Brett and Hal McRae m the ft. back then come in and stop He w hite Morris nal American League batting played it so well it went for a *m.pm "This is America," McRae Quarterfinals said. "Not that much has racy didnt make much of a hit home run." Rock Brett agreed with McRae, changed." with either Kansas City player. Dave Kull. 'I told Steve Brye before the warren Morris aces, son Steve W watches Gib Blankenshjp2up. ' d iOYflSt.AtklUOn.32; Williamson. 42; williamson-joynitr d. R ogers. GlIreeth, 32. Finals Williamson Joyner d Morris Royals batting order, needed a '1 IS Second OInd rSJ Dernago. Grant's longtime Atkisson d. Tom ShaV*f-Chuck Palm. 3rd hole sudden death; against the Pittsburgh Steelers Falcons five seasons. tonight when backups Bob Lee Semifinals Jonck Atki 2 I Gann Henderson d Derango Biankenship 13 Finals Jones- Soc k d. Gann Henderson. who Is bothered by sore ribs. bears logo on a three-year con- The 36-)ear-old Tarkenton tract though and so there has been nearly inditstructible, wasn't much I could do about never missing a game because It." . . "I didn't want to come back and Bob Berry may be needed when I first heard about the to Fill in for Fran Tarkenton trade,' said Berry. I had two a oc - losophy nesota, spent two years in At. could pay its first dividends lanta. Berry had been with the Reno Gambon#, 3 Henderson d. Jim Manning. ,j1\ hole. Tarkenton, who is in his 11th "You need three experienced year at Minnesota spent five quarterbacks for a contending sears with the New York G team," says Grant. "Remem. ants. Lee who was the key ber, this is now business ... not player in a 1972 trade that five es from now.", brought Berryback to Miii- Nh if /-t '1'1.'A.) es Griffey , ..'-\r , I iI . The National Ikag )~~ ji., I . .-., -r ." .. r-A - ;J., -r-' ...", ''. 1, ,,., I . ;*~ -Ly , , I - .4;1, .4 -0~ 4A . J~ '.*, " . .. . , .. . It., . .."--.1. # -?11~ , 1,. - 4 .-K,-:r il YOUR KIND OF PRICE I If on thdt Griffel should .0 tighL ZCV ~ ' 1114- Is a let of n,-,Wrg.-, MIcHELIN FiRST IV* doft make a smM best' "k ,-. % - - . -.11 - .. I L. f 1, ;Atv, , .W,4%,:-, 4,f - , ,:r,'*,- 'I Murgan told Griffey before the immediately sent Griffey game "You shouldn't have racing into the game, but he ' tJs_i...**;,•,,, - lemoIary .,-. - ; ,i - Sanford ,\' " .) ' 'a vi)" 322-261 1 or ''L -.! - -. 5 , ~-, XV; )t- ~i I Id . 3 L1I lit. t t thc. t.iIk ii.. 'iii LLL S,tk Rtp iii cksign nitkt. it t..hitl f,i Ilk It P1 ti..t t iii. 't" t ~,: W,'%1', ~ , T;9( K,~:O'pt1.,N-, "J!.";;.l;-'r_, I I ~,.~:.., '- '• ,, ,-'° 831-9993 i1kYpaqes ;. 9 1! .t "P - . *' I ,ow. piutlr4mi klI i Iiiid .. .,;F,45- -,'4~ I&. -,,~ tg help in theYellow Pages uui ,li , 1, ?I. out of 4 adults find J#"f-, - '~ '. - : itiii II II .i ' \% ill t)LI 1L P L I a all T`3 JOHN DC KEY INC W.Iirt SL areas of Seminole Count . F I 44 --Z, U11 - McROBERTS 405 Home Deliveryof he EVENING HERALD' is available in nearly Delivery . I" ".- -, -, . opening. -- to plot strategy In a cimed. . • ' Ade'tionhadtubernade r V. , ...._______ w ________ Sanford Braves' Larry Frederick has junior midget Griffey play or sit it out? ~& ,wtinbleci the Reds' brain trust 41~1~ 1k..L ' • ( .I ,'Jilf I~t OUR KIND OF I . - : VP; Cromer d. UT . - Evans.JIm Manning. SI; Cromer d. Brett Overtakes McRae their Final at bats in the the . Wa y MG / ,, , suprIor of tensive blocking . I r* )--A%;. , . - Seminole rushers with 125 25,and 15 yards for touchdoj;~ yards while Smith ground out 95 and chipped in an extra point to yards.Steve Oswald and Jamie spearhead South Seminole's 21Meadows were credited with 13 Junior Bantam decision over P - MICHELIN , 5~~~~~~~~ --- - F- "I 4 64 - Scott Grant ripped off touchdown jaunt, Joe when the van carrying the yards rushing for Tuskawilla on Bringardner raced 45 yards defensive unit burke down and eight carries, followed by Gene with an intercepted pitchout, failed to reach the game site. and Chuck Hooker teamed with The offensive team's two-way Green's 46 yards on 8 attempts Quarterback Scott Frick Curtis Smith on a 60-yard pass effort held the hosts to a 6.0 Connectedon5ofl5tossesfor6l play with nine seconds left in half-time edge, but was worn the game. yards and down ln the flnal edition of play. atOuchdOwflOnthefinalplayof Johnson paced South Audie Cleveland roared 55 = - -- T-- ......T- .100110 1., I • tournament. He Aced 14 Of his English and Chuck Palm won Doug Short By The Associated Press 4In O t-.1.,.:. . u.n.w-.0 Jimmy Craig I - tackle - .6 .4 ,*1.1. I., " ." . . . . J.- . & . ..' - " *iv ~, , , " I k 1 *^. ~".~ , ''. J~ , ,I-.' 1, .-• ~ ,!" -~- . - . FFORD TO ,.*# ~ q #! I . ,., I . " .,~. Tom Bonds Dove Rogers the Wa= -~ - :~:%a 6i ,-,-. ",:~k. -~%- . . 4 - 17 . 1 rr -AL-.%0e N , .. ;. I- 'I , ; 1;I,--,4T-4*': -. " -~,., I r I t I -~ V .~'V$ C., 11.i ; - : I I --,~;,-Jv.- " Jackson Heights' U # . . 26-25-32-43 ~111 - ,; - - --- . - I - 11111 lilir . I P* --,& Clarence Donleft ball." field. But the ball fell In front of nesota Manager Gene Mai had ordered Brye's misplay Hank Aaron, baseball's most him. as Brett raced home with Both McRae and Mauch then prolific home run hitter, an inside-the-park home run had to be restrained. and a .3333 batting average. stroked a single in his final at hIcRae, who is black, in. McRae contended that Brye dicated that he thought racial hot. I wasn't thinking an ything particular,"hesald. delIberatelvletthebaJiop "1 motivations were behind . . - . .; . 11 h ~. 4, z i f &.1 . , ; ,00, i 000,00~~ I V*7TFX;~: ,115.-~-w~:Wksw~ft r-. ta...;7~~ -low-11tA I. ~ %., 1..A. -.~ . - ?,.;.. - .~* I . 4I., .-1.I .-.. ,~, -4.;~ik.-,I- .~*,. 1 7' ,~. , - 1 , 4 - Goorst St"rf Divislon T . -- , 141bet&. ." ''. . ~ "..2t. I I . , - . .- . ; . ,~701 ' - -1~ 1~ , -- - -.0.1b....~.-L -,,~-,- I ; ..4, 1% - . .~1.'4-- - - 0-F,Vtt-;,%- • rr X-26-29--43 , , Pop Warner Action seemingly catchable fly to left - -. % . ~ I .. -1 . , . 11 Rick Martin (37) all $miles for S. Seminole pee %"s ___ - The 4-0 Seminoles didntt team gained mention. . .I I'",.- - 1. I ~'l ,P"- " , , ., -~.A . 1 . first time In two seasons - a span of 13 wins and two losses that the Jerry Posey coached • • L- I'Akew~1!9 1 1 1 1) ~L -- Sportswriters Association Sanford Seminole • t."1 , % ".~%.73~ so A%:t I " . 1:~ --!1 -g- , I receiving votes, marking the Royals' game against Min. hit to win the batting title. He game to play Brett behind the ': 2 0 a '. o~ .. 1 conducted by the Florida it -:.''' ior Midget rinecest it mol) 'Also' In Prep Poll . - 4Tt,.-7~~ 01C -4-. I . weefO.4l - j'L'•• •a*4, 11111111111 F v.'-- ~,~ r OF. ____ ( Ball In air as Sanford Braves. Hwdcanes play Junior midget hot potato I .- . 3 0 0 AMIRICANcoNFINCi I I . ";~,- I •. • 30 020 -. : ~.~-.;~ r V Winter Park (2.2) Teague (2-3) . . - *. -n-,- 14 . Jackson Heights (0-4) 0 3 0 Goorge Stvarf Division i .0 ,. ". -( ' - . ;0_11 .I 4.tuhh. NATIONAL CONFERENCE . • - ', . weeklyhlghschool football poll, they were list ed among also. y' , IIber1L.SlffiDlyj,n . ~.I 1--_.0 --.6 to- -~ *, .. , i' 00 0 " tackle I 2 2 . After 1,170 combined trips to saying: "I thought he let it After the game, won by Minthe plate for Brett and McRae, nesota 5-3, Mauch was visibly McRae, following Brett in the Upset by McRae's accusations. A new name popped up in the break into the top 10, however the AL batting title teetered on ~A -r ":, •,.: p ;--e' á1.kI cf '"-""* villc's Don Cameron won the Sanford. a-m-2s-n amateur division. They W In the first round of Jim Haynes go an extra point. Bob Van Twyver Bringardner made seven terparts in South Florida. return and intercepted a pass If Muhammad Alt sticks to his retirement talk, maybe fans snared 3 passes for4l yards and unassisted tackles. Clark against the Brevard team. south of here, and in other parts of the country, will begin to support local boxing slows Instead of coming out once or twice a .11 . • • Midge t • II I. willing to put up their dollars for local fighters than their coun- chipped in 29 yards and scored [looker. right, greet Curtis 02 020 Winter Park (0-4) • •: . z - . . -1 It would appear that Central Florida boxing fans are mike 31 r0 d.y*xds and Pat Evans 1 0 0 Teegu, (03) , . On almost every show, when Orlando and Miami run on the the first half. Also scoring for the winners same night, we outdraw them. were Bryan Hird and Robert But last Tuesday, the Sports Stadium had many empty seats 1aeavanl. lacavazzi picked Up as compared to the aeUout at Miami. IN"W 11-~ .. O..r.Stuarf Division DILJM (40) 7 d • •, •,•.•;•••'•• . 30 Tuskswilla (2-1) Conway(2-2) o.c -..: . , Relmrt L. Smith Division ,r ,r_,, .',. - • ... SouthSImlnoli(3.1) La Mew (0 1) I I SOUth Seminole pee wee coach Ralph Cochran, 0 3 0 Smith aft er big play OlvIsins i , . ** 3 ] a 0 0 Maitland (0-4) Windermere (01) .. .. gar (Contlnucd from Page IA) Miami Jai-Alai Fronton and much to my surprise, not only did they sell out all 6,500 seats, but they had many standing i t aisles. Two thousand were turned away. 'was amazed by this, because the Fronton wasn't the only , place South Florida could view the bout on closed circuit telecast "They had three other outlets Where are these fans when the Dundees present th eir live shows? 11.11, . • I :, Poe Wee -- - :. ." , ______________________ hulwoo (3-11 . ~ . AMIRICAN CONPIRINCI torn Vincent, Rick Frank Hsba.,dDjv(,i.n Wells SI. Cloud (40) 30 i .'i. ,, . ... .. .. . I144 '." - ;:'i: 4.. I A%I . .,. , 11 • , .. , ..1. 1 - 1. Herald % photos by a . ,' ,.1i It I \\. . IN . . . I V • ' ... ..1. . " castl rack Halfback Dean Debase paced Garden, 31.13 and St. Cloud Lakeview 's ground effort with W1t SOUth Seminole, , 31 yards rushing, followed by David Henley with 27 yards and In other Midget results, Steve Sensasiac with 21 yards. Mllwee outdistanced Sanford, Quarterback Len Sutton hit on 26-19, Tuskawjlla dominated two of six passes. Jack on Helghtg, 15.0, Teague Lakeview's defense was pounded Ocoee, 26-7, ani West buiwarked by Leon Williams, Vobnia battled Maitland to a who turned in eight unassisted 13-13 standoff. The rich got richer In the tackles for the day. Willie collected seven Carter (Continued On Pig Page ) - J . I 11. & I I . touchdown. / 1. .- L Lakeview, one of tt leading Midget ub was tot,dwls saw Del" turn back pedoed tkv three furnbled putts, Winter Park, IN, while one of which led to the winning Orlando Cc" spilled Con- I .I Wwr@nMwri%SlO . yards. Jeff Baker led the back Tom Bradley broke up couck Fraim 25.V-V-19 Alan Atkisson ,~, defense with four unassisted four P"W& X-25-26-M Peewee bracket as Pinecastle Dave Beck 26-28-26 tackles. Tuskawilla turned The Milwee Peewee entry superior defensive effort in Geoff Jones Cloud topped Maitland, 19,6 29-25-26-0 DeLand dumped Winter park: upped Its division slate to 2-0 posting itr shutout trimph over Steve Woodity 31.26-V--" 1 Termite W. Ins Is fighting in Texas the sam. nIgizI ''° 2421S ..-•• with an awesome land attack the Jackson Heights Midget 20-6, Larry Greens And .iuunel the entire Slate of Florida is getting ready to Winde Milee stormed 28-31-29---V that yards rushing squad. Woody Davis In- Bola ;. rmere, 264, and appear on an Oct. 15 spectacular In Hollywood, Ph. against Windermere. Byron J•rryManning terceptedapalrof passes, Cass Seminole throttled Lakeview I 8 t he . ome of the s set for that show include; John Swan . 32-26-32--W I NII".The tightest struggle of theWashington touchdowns fortallied three Summers pounced on George Foreman against widefeated Dino Dennis; Roberto 28-22-31-41 . . . Un winners on furnbles and David La two TOM Widl day saw Orlando Central nudge tbrOP Mike Wright 31-29-32--" Duran in defense of his world's lightweight title; Elisha Obed dashes of 76, 24 and 19 yards. recovered another bobble. Tom Rusnak 29-34.33-96. Conway, 64. 141 versus Jose Chirino; Florida lightweight champ, Frankie Otero Novice Divisli" I South Seminole took a hard. David Abernathy dwk loose Steve Silcot terrorized the David TsChlrhari against Frankle Santore; along with Kip Braden, Sammy Masias, 25-V.25.-U -. decision from for a 55-yard run that set UP Jackson Heights offense with 12 fought 21-13 Joe Yodioczky 28-V-35--W Lou Ess, Torn Prater, and a host of other top name fighters. ,ft. III Lowle Rockledge In Junior Bantam qu,rterback Kyle RandleYs, tackles and six assL 33.V.35-" I understand the cheapest seat in the ouse 10 ht ill scoring keeper. Br Lv play, while u)aaeanford h taJ $10 but it should be well worth it. Altogethe Washington piled Chuck Scott scored for r, there re to 170 warren Morris and R Ich Hondersoh he day dt ;1 nine victor*- On a 151"d ran and (match play) of Pro division and beth logged Gary Smith added 21-yard thefirst1:45thesecond he has a good chance to upset Atla and win the l0round title. half rocketed Tuskawilla to a 74 yards in six We& Robed touchdown Wrst aril an extra Tom Weldi and Tom Rusmk (match of amateurs qualified for state But If he is dill suffering from the effects of the pounding he 42.0 slaughter of Ja ckson Blonigen made eight tackles point. Tim O'Shaugnessy nailed Playl championship In Tampa, Oct. ly. took from Obed, Taco could be in for a lot of trouble. Heights In another Junior and added three assist to the Jackson Heights quarPro-Am to The supporting card will include Scott Clark and Milton Midget contest. John Kelleher anchor the MlIwee defense. tert)ack in the end zone for a Richard Henderson John Gann d. Owens against unnamed opponents. safety to round out the 5.O Morris, Im returned the second-half kickoff South Seminole d halt Sudden death; Joe joyner-Alan decision. &) yards for the first score, then long scoring plays to AthIson d. Robert H end:onG Jones. 1.up; Charles. Zeni.Jlmmy I spent part of last week in South Florida and took in Rick Perez added a four-yard Sanford Peewee club. Dwayne Sanford's Junior Bantams Craig the d. Dan AfldII$.LIITy Greene, Norton fight in Miami. run and a 43-yard interception Johnson bulled through five were forced to lake on Cocoa The spot I viewed the heavyweight encounter from was the return. would-be tacklers on a 5$-yard Beach with only 12 players Larry GUFIathSti Woey d. , 1 ) - . I ng o. I ranked welte. w ight in the world, Pete RamAnY,the same night in California, Mike Quarry is set to fight on Oct. 5 in Scranton, against Eddie "Red Top" Owens, and L. a win there will lead to even a bigger fight less than a month later , -- football league Saturdily. with In other Junior Midget action, seven youth teams boosting undefeated South Lake swatted, their overall season recordii to Milwee, 27.0, while South 4.0. Seminole breezed to Its third in the junior Ndget d&W straight victory, 24-0 over Orlando Central whipped Sanford. Teague routed Orlando Conway, 264, In a battle of McCoy, 34-0. for Its first ,. -~ ~ I - Steve Morris played In both the the Central Florida pattlng leaders Joe Joyner and Gary pro-am and pro-pro tour. English settling for and narnents Saturday. Son Ste" CENTRAL FLORIDA third place, respectively., tamed pro Unmedistely after "a0106i" Dan Weld, Mike Pfeiffer, the provn. Warren, author of DariAnd.rss;2s Joe Joyner $75 23-n-25-71 Warm Mords and Jim Haynes Putt-Putt's only perfect 11 Gary English to 22-v-24-i3 rounded out the money winners D8nW@IdlS3o - - 'It. - cut e>, Sane thing goes tor I Illp -"-I, ) • . Rules Putt-Putt Area A.- 9. - I f I., " I 1. - --,,--- I-. - - - I - .i 1. ,I I -- , LN . - 13 TACO Perez coming back to Uw ft too won? The next boxing card set at Orlando Sports Stadium win not be this Tuesday, as Origb"Y Planned, but Instead on t1w ollowthg Perez and the Southern middleweight champlon, Emmett Atim. It Will only be three weeks from the time ,,Taco,, was used as a punching beg by Ellsba Obed, until the moment he steps Into the ring with the man who just upset Gene Wells, and many feel that _ M.ny,Od.41I1A Anders Aces 38-a f- 54, .--4 7:.1 I %. - . 11 'W. .00,0 ___ "'. At— :•; / Actually, Perez got the main event call and the show was set back a week for the same reason No one else Is available to ' '?4i. 0 1. . But, although Perez was down five times and received many Leader until end, Joy Joyer points to final round 22 that won for Anders. right, as more punches Om Vincent, Mr. Excitement came out of the fight third placer Gary English ponders situation I with a cut left eyelid that will keep him on the sidelines for several . months. 0 Perez hall hardly a scratch on him and when he reported back to his trainer, Dominick Polo, that he ,'felt fine and wanted to 0 fight as soon as possible," Perez got the green light for the Atlas r Crlal clashes highlighted unassisted 'ito action In three weight divisions Hartsfleld of the Pop Warner junior lcalng cae. ,,*. i ue Ac ion From Unbeaten - i i i 0 11, - 0 .. .". - 4 ~ Obed. 0 1 I 4....; The shot at Atlas was to have gone to Joey Vincent, qualified for it with an impressive KO over Chicago's Bobby . -, , - -0~-#& I .~ from Jackson Heights; Mustangs' Harold Gaines lunges forward; David Lathrop tackles Frank Joyce; ja*kson's : , - - "! ~ - i I I % , .r I I , I # ft . --.. it . , .1 .. I Perez Rack In Two Weeks Vff"& , I 0 - I .. . r . RVU)IJISSApSIS OMPANY I ___ I 'I' _____ - _ "Mid, __FL 1102101 - Hooks And Jabs . i I ri J ., _ I _____ 19 ! ~ I :J N -.. - r -.1 • j 4iftj �160hrt FL All 01111-41M6 ;4,--'*,~L ,i: 7o,7 Baseball - DIO 4. LMq$s 1 III TNS CIRCUIT ____ SIIfQfS ',lo= San Diego Lot Only games Scheduled N 74 .531 1O It 74 so 16 13 79 .512 15".8 clevotow Ilostol , • 4w 11M ' ve 7 1 A= #1 Te*ai 3. Chicago 0 UBLESRO. 74"T " I, A44w- I . - NATIONA1La115LEAGUE TRPLELi_.C.sh, W L PC?. OS -Phil& 111111 61 .623 74 .S31 IS 73 07 IIIII 72 • Winl - - • V - ~.J A. j I'l i.5q . - - 12; , 3$; - 30 00 .451 EAST Amherst 15, Sowdn 7 Army Stanford 20 * . ç . I ' Yale iF fi -. ./ Mo4ton Football Norwich 3$, Coast Rhode Island II. Maine gers Cornell tif Syracuse Wesleyan 3$. Colby 0 . . ., -f. . ', - . * ( I I I -1 ., . .-41 *2'_ .. £)UTH Alabama St. 21, Brown is Auburn 1 MII$is$IP9I 0 Appalachian $1, 0 ' I * -,/ Fire * A .t- kxk ,,w T,i ". \ ___I %VV"d,0 - uxi iary Plans Bazaar ; Chuluota Fire Department started the fall season with a buy meeting In September,, v , -,., of ._ -..___ ______ _______ - __ , ; i OPEN HOUSE f I - ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 'a, '..iUu .. ivotes .1ThL1 - I. .i - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH JUDICIALCIHCUIT,INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. In And Around Chuluota - Jeffrey Alan Colierly, on of Part in Um trip were Alberta Eleanor and Wallace Ayres are back in Choligoita &fta Thurmon and Hilda Qbedy is and Louis Bartunek. Nora KATIIIERINE . .. Kendoilck, Florence Boulden, speroding uW Summer with &*ir 011e Chultlatill'S younW set 'W JONES f 'Shupe, family and Did mends in New who is seriously undertaking J Hilda Mabel RoJm planning a bazaar for DEC. 4 C0$Rdefl Genevieve Donavan, and York State. his future career. After .graduating m Oviedo Hi Marianne Keiter. The group A .;_ Hall. Committees for the MIS= . ; i' . of ' co* *s he received Us B.A. degm in reassembled for lunch after I I bazaar are Ruth Boawell, is back In town, Ida wW Bill -• • individual Biblical Education from shopping toure. ' L lunch; Reba McLaughlin and men are surely a - .& ' College. Jeff is lbla Ann lew, •J • .. plants; Shirley an sight after spending a amuner ' Eule McAvoy has t curretlworki Wormer, baked . ' goods; Katherine Kirk president of fm vi ting her sIere Eva up north. department a Sam,buthe has (Htra its y -.5) Katherine Kirk, fancy work. a NIc While they were gone Ida's the Auxiliary. Shelor and been weepIted by the CoiEdn a G rissom Casselberry Womans' Club held CLUB HOLDS an nie,Pat da Dunning an open house theTwo baby gifts were given t d her aervaUve Baptist Theo1ocai , B lacksburg V H only w ren occupied their recently at the clubhouse, with members and guests A oup oursenIr cfthens she couldn't sons enjoying refreshments, Including from left, Ruth Street. the of James made use of the free bus fur, the class stailItift Sept. It". He Johnson, ways and means chairman; Louise Jordon and Richard Shogren. nished by the project OASIS to for two more weeks to enjoy the returned to Jacksonville to is curTaotly cmducting a clau beautiful parlor ma of the ftefreshjnefls were served enjoy some shopping in the A teactionusle and to play in ft Beauchamp. guest; and In Bible study al the Chuloota turning haves. resident. Anne Lowe and Dawn Cratitir". Altamonte Mall. 7bw taking Symphony there. Baptist Church. - jt WITNESS my hand and the seal of FREDERICK W. BERENS, INC., TWELFTH - I. Maruirl-Aguirre this Court this 24th day of Sop1176. Plaintiff, lember, (l)ie.2O1103.0O;3.FefmiI (SEAL) 1) 4.40; Q DAVID ARTHUR HATTAWAY Arthur M. Beckwith (14) 37.00; P (1.3) Nb: Big Q (21 dent Clrit Court with 13) 1.373.00. Meny N. Darden Dot"Wonts Handle 5)47,511: A 2,lss. NOTICE OFACTION ewy David TO: Arthur Hattiwiy Oct. . ii.Is 'em SATURDAY 000014T and JO,WIieL. Hitiiy (23) USD30. SECOND -I. Aidwa.Ara (I) r'. i.r,. 4 - ,'t-~ ~ f. ("willidil-1) L4O0LOO:LJO$,JIVI(3)$04103 Morris Eddy.Coedo(4)I$b,Q(35)35 00 p I . I I -1 I i X f .;I-, ~ S I I I !~I, !. .'i-l"'.. . . ~. ,,,, -11-T kT* I I - 2111?041 -.d Mariadap,nhaHa,tawa esionc, unknown V Sorority Selects Valentine _____________ .. ,/ Stock Sol... 34 . •.• . ;u'*. .. • 07 (I -'• ____ ______ - I .1 , ,I ~.. , "! -. '- - 1• layers of fatork on your bad , t_; ! % I. . .. Ili 1j ____ soft. ' !. these days. Cowl neck swanters 40~, . . Pat .' ________ . . eus ! - 0. . - - - I .. 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Larri Jov (4) 540: Q (1-4) IN I YOU AR E HEREBY notilled Ihat Fran 7 RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: N ! 1000 II&IO; DO, (III) lool,loo. JOHN a complaint to for0cwo 8 mortgage .. PITCHING (16 DaCIslonsEast Carolina 22. Citadel 3 T. WORTHY, Diego 73 05 .431 25 THIRD - 1. Domln.o.A,.n. ( Carlton, Phi, encumbering the following E. Tennessee St. 2$. W. Ken. 17.20 7, .711, 3.13 Atlanta L , rest 70 ' TRIPLEG.B,Ht. KC. 11; Buff HU1dRiipidew. p 13.10 10.10: 2. 2 2 0 .300 1$ 4, lucky 14 roperty: Candelarla, PgPi, 14.7, 456. 3.13 Garn . Oak, 13; . z-clinched division title er Carew, Mm. Miami 3 2 0 .500 II 07 (2)&IOS.10;3.Eddy.$45.($)300;Q KAREN!. WORTHY. Lot l, Unit 1, WINTER Eastwmck Cm, 11$. 66$. 2.05 12; POQuHIe, KC, 10; Bostock. NY Jets Florida 2$. UI) 22 Sd5ndaI Rian (2-0) 73.00; P 102) 37500. Xi Beta Eta 0 4 0 .000 24117 Belne and corresponding SPRINGS, accoIng to the pI Koosman NY 21-10. an, 3.45 Min, . Florida MM 1& Howard 14 . , •• I FOURTH - I. PaIElorm (3) Central Division thersof 55 recorded In Plat Book ii. sect&y, Ellen Keefer. Florida St. Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 0 WltePe$ltisn.r. Pag Kansas St. 10 I - . 13 .1 The Xl Beta Eta Chapter, 04.004.20; 2. Aroths.Quloi. (4) Zach Ci II.?. .447. 2.70 Rio. NY. 32; 6.7 andi public recor Chicago Montreal I G4"91& 21. Alabama to NOTICEOFACTION 2 , ReJdCksin. Sal. 27; CincI 0.10 9.00; 3. Cacho.Sots (4) 4.40; ..,• 3 I 0 .750 117 M j. The following committee Seminole &unty Florida Beta Sigma kit e. h, IS-I .632. 3.31 Lon. Bando, Oak, 27; L.May, Sal. Pitts Q Georgia Tech .' Houston 10. Son Francisco i VlInie 14 (34)4500: P (34) 9=10, 00(0.3) THE STATE OF FLOIIIIIOA TO; 1 2 0 322 56 • ,4 has been filed against you and you chairmen gave their first beginning luncheon Sept. 12 at Philadelphia 7, Now York 4 MIDWEST JOHN T. WORTHY, WHOSE 25, Rice, asn, 2j; Hendrick. Clove 90.S 1 3 0 .230 $9117 ar•reIr,dtosery,a cop of STRIKEOUTS-Soavw, Arlsom V. Northwestern 15 r My, CIO, 23. Seminole Memorial reports: memucra.iip, Lab PIF1,-*_I. 18.11anowt. 1.11 Ivan of Largen. Western Division RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF wriflind,f.s.s Itany. tOit On VAN . ,.AJJ; ,#.Richard, Mtn, 214; KoosALABAMA, COUNTY 5811 St. 21L Dayton 13 STOLEN OF &20 4., I 2. BASES-North. Denv -. La Hospi tal s planning a rgen; program, Pat John3 1 0 .700123 33 DEN members prepared BERG, GAY a covered L ' allboo-olemon (1) 640 CHAMBER S BURKE, P. A., AND man. NY, 200; Carlton, Phi, 03k. 76; LCF-loro, OH, U; S Diego Bowling Green 3. W. Mich. 4.00; 3. Marurl-Area WMCSE (6) 6A; Q I1.3) MAILING 3 I 0 .750 56 66 gin 20 . . .., attorneys for the Plaintiff, al Past Trick or best Sale' for 195; MON00co. SF. 171. dish luncheon for a guest son; publicity, Marion Farella; i II ADORESS IS: RT. 2. 4' CsmPlintrit. Oak. Sit; Saylor, DOM . 31.10; p )3.1) 13.70. .. 6 3 1 0 .750 86 110 % ,1 4 O'llct BOX 793, Orl&nft, Florida Cent. Michigan BOX Oak 57 - Polak. KC. s. ws . chapter in DeLand. 'Mon who scrapbook, Susan Byrd; serTpa Bay American Leagee 0 1 0 .000 U 51 I. LAN ETT. ALABAMA 33002 and file the original With the 311461 PITCHING (16 Decisions- Kan Cif BATTING (42$ at bats)3.20:2. Pat.-p'es'ez (I) 7.20 1.10; ed die Nelson, social, 0 1 0 .000 1)131 were Enna Briggs, vice, Fr atte n d e d 3. C Aswfl Petition Sr Dl *_ '" ant St. 21. Tennesse St. II W-Campboll, Min, 17.5. .773, G.BrHt, KC- .333; McRae, NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ar.cha.JaI (7) 4.40; 0 (11) 30.00 P Marria m the form o OflS Ellen Rebe cca U3iC , , ge a Vincufo having lonol before OCtObit2A $574 •a O*kOIA St. 21, Huron 13 302 Garland Bal, 207, .711, 11-4) 11111.110. Eastern Division 332; Carew. Mm, 331; Sos '-'ment may be ,.0 3 filed r4gardIng Vow marriage to Kansas 31. Wisconn U tesepsione, Malmrose and Marge Bader Keefer; 267 0 (Ills NY 17.1, .610, 39 Dallas SEVENTH tuck. Mm, .323; LeFloro. OH. 4 0 0 1.000 105 33 You For Ins relief demanded I 1. Ua.Coid (I) KAREN!. WORTHY in the Circuit corn laInt Kent St. 23, Air Forco 9 Idth Des, 1-5, .675, 7.31 With .31& customers • •0 r purchase 22.10 6.40 500; 2. Lar,f.56ft5 (31 C Falgione and ways and means, 3 I 0 .750 77 74 tnhl*Irom • N . , Memphis ourt In and for Seminole County, St. V. SMU 13 E.Fueroa, 3.0031Q NY, 1,10, .655. , RUNS-Rwpiit., 3.07 S LOUiS 3. Edey.y (4) 3.40; Q NY, 3 1 0 .750110 00 WITNESS their Halloween '10.1; (I • Viola Frank ,my hand and the Th e chapter conducted .. seal Michigan 31, Wake Florida, the shofl titleof which IS IN said Court on the 1Uh da Forest 0 Tanana, Cal, 9-10, .655. 5) 42.40 ; P (1.3) 1)6.40; 5 Q; 7.43 Phiia Carew. Min, 97; Rivers, NY. 2 2 0 .300 30 67 y and gifts ot early holiday at 34, N. Carol (II RE THE MARRIAGE OF: JOHN tember. 1576 Missouri ina fiat meeting Sept. 3 Bibby wit 14 at th e 54; G.Breft, KC, 51; Grlch, Sal, h 13) 1713.00. Linda Keeling was chosen as • N. Dakota St. 13, S. Dakota T. WORTHy, HuIblfld.Isspendent, Tlant,' Bs :1.12. .634. 3.05. the se 13; LeFlore. Des. . Central Division me o' r Davis with the 'he haer Vsientthe Girl for EIGHT"-11- Msr,OWS41nctwz (2) end KAREN E. WORTHY. Wile. SEAL St. 0 • r STRIKEOUTS-Ryan 100 1.00 3.00; 2. Saia.Juan (3) SJO Cal Mm RUNS BATTED 2 0 I .033 60 Arthur H. following officers PCflIlone. these presence cornN. Iowa 21. N. Dakota 22 Jr. ; . 1 . the Valentine o ii , i 32?; Tanana. Cal, 259; Style. Chgo 2-00;3.Marurl.Larroa(7)3.40, Q (3. mind Sal, 105; Munson. NY, lOSs . All proceeu., wsis go Clerk of the Circuit Court u to appear and file IOU? president, Phyllis Senkarik; Feb. 12. She was also chosen to 3) 31.10, p (1.3) ",to. Eck,rsley, Cie, DIrt YStrzomskl, asn, 102; Staub, yin Tex 2 I, I 3 0 .250 50 34 B - Ch Or plesdi toward buying Christmas answer or other dofem K Travis • NINTH - 1. Zarre (4) 13.00 5.20 with the ' IA t Pat I aroen. be the chanter's model for the Murkier Del, N; Chamblj, NY. N. Clerk of the Circuit Court in PublDeput Clark Nebraska ii, Miami Fla. 9 i • I , Institutions the two gi fts HITG.Brett, Western Divislin XC. 215; i sh Sept.20 271 recording secretary, ram All Chapter Luncheon uO Dim. 21, Michigan St. 500; 0(3-') 15.30; P(4.3) i II L.A. Carew, Mm. 200; Chambllu, 3 0 1 .073 S 62 hosp 13L* rConsiders OOr TENTH - I. Ram (4) 21.10 7.00 and serve a copy thereof in 1 •'i S Fran Ohio U. 34. Toledo $ NY, 105; Munson, NY, 156; RIv3 1 0 .750 13 o pec1aily d es erving: PetItioner's attorney, Jack T. Aflnta Its. NY, iSA Oklahoma 21, low. St. 10 3.40; 2. Fermin (1) 7003.40; 3. Arco Bridgei, I 3 0 .250 47 41 AMERICAN P.O. Drwer z Sanford. UNITED STATES DISTRICT CONFERENCE . Semimle Youth Ranch and (3)3.20 Q (14) 40.40: P (6-1) 104.00; N Orins DCI) BLES-Ons. KC, 1 3 0 .230 6$ 112 Oklahoma St. 14. N.Texss 11: s ?. Florida 37771, on or before the 20th COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP e - / - Bastorn Divisl.,, 00 (6-4) 166.00. . • Site ' "C D.Evns, San, 31; Carty, CIO, 0 1 0 .000 33 126 10 saw. " Home.. day of October, 913, or otherwise. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION W L T Pct. PP PA ELEVENTH - I. Oguiza.p,re 22: G$t, KC, 22; McRae, Sunday's Results Purdue 12, Miami, Ohio 20 fault will de be entered N. Eng against 3 1 0 .750 131 you. Case N.. 76-344-Orl.Civ.y (2) 13.10 ...i UCLA 10 Ohio St. 10 New England U. Oakland City 1.40:2. CochE5na 17 Ralt . Persons wishing to .0 I W .139 124 V WiTNESSmyhandands,ago, the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, -',lJl S. Dakota 30, Augustsnil, S.D. (1)0.00 3-30; 3. DomingSeto (1) Buffalo I? -the Clark Of Circuit Court. -Jc donate sale -I items t such .1g . PRINTHA M. CARthis Plaintiff, ti Ili lath any of September. 197ol. 5 PENTER.oc.,of &I, Defendants. _ TWELFTH - 1. Monalo.Arica ' S Illinois 9. Lamar 83 wiu ciu, plan ts, li1 T ex as AIM II, Illinois 7 20.00 15.00 15.20; Formin.Aeu,(2) goodeditomsandb Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 7305 40; 3, SanhILatr. (6) lAo, Q PUBLICATION - On motion and Wittenburg U. Ohio . As Clerk of the Circuit Court Weslyn (7.5) 4110 PS.2J)7$45 a . Oftloay of Plaintiff in the av. -10Im s . JTU -._ L. W5Ii Y. Sniffled with 2-I) 141.40. -, -cause by Its A$5iit*t Daniel Rayman, Ruth SOUTHWEST Deputy Clerk BY ABIGAIL VAN BtJREN •• Kindle -$145,344; A -1,454. United States Attorney, In an action Arkansas TCU 14 Jack T. BrIdges of I&%nIi Ra man with craft for Arkansas St. i, NW Louis. ______________________ ~ agaInst the defendant(s), Printha CLEVELAND, MIZE & I Karl Benson at the M. Carpenter, a single woman, and the Trick or Treat Sale advertised on his ana 21 DEAR READERS: Today BRIDGES poster hospital. Mllund, Inc.. a Baylor )$. S. Carolina 17 Florida corporation, begins Fire Prevention Week. Legal p.0. Z SW Oklahoma 10, Tarleton St. and to inforce a lien upon r..i4 Sintord, Florida 32171 I EMMM r had so much response to 0 Property situate in this District and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Attorn.y toe PetitIoner described is follows: Lot 0. Lake th e SW Texas 21, Abilene 15 published last year S.plevnber 20,27 1 Oct. 1. Sylvan Estates, according to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Texas 47. Rice IS pus 00 the same occasion that I hi $576 CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-II74.CA4 Texas All 77, Stephen F thereof recorded in Plat Book 12. DED.lQj In Is: lie MarrIaa thought I'd reprint It. Austin 1 Page 13 and 14, of the Public records EMILY C. COURSON. of ,., ________________________ Seminole County. Florida, and if - In 1974 approximately 12,000 FAR WEST -a and urwio vu ins court that the 4 California San Jose St. $4 Americans perished tii nearlY HERMAN D. COURSON, Husband. - have a fire drill In your Colorado 43, Drake 24 NOTICE OP INTENT TO dsflndant, Printha M. Carpenter '.)U three million NOTICE OF fires. And In home to be sure everyone are not lntsabltants Of nor found Geambling U. Hawaii 23 NIOISTURPICTITIOUSNAME ITHE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Canada, there were nearly 900 knowswhttodotnc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tPIat Within the State ofFlorKi and have Montana 2$, Weber $t. 23 aseoffj. HER MAN D. COURSOP4 WHOSE the undersigned, desiring to.ngage not . Montana 31. 24. Boise st. 20 deaths caused by ap;•. Remember: Fire exthat personal sirvics upon them is Nevada-Las 'gas 3$. idaho RESIDENT AND MAILING AD. In business proximately 79,000 fires. DRESS IS ROUTE 5, BAXLEY, of DONS SHOES at $160 State not Practical because their St. $17 tinguishers put out 97 per cent cycles GEORGIA 3)513. . . -. A large percentage of those of all fires on which they Street, Sanford, Florida, 32771 rnld.nc. and WhitUbOUtS are Nevada Reno $7, . Montana are ion A$woenPetitforDl$,,Of Intends Tech 7 ,ito register the said nam who died were children, It ii ORDERED that elderly sprayed, and most large fires Printh. M. Carpent appear the New Mexico 33. Colorado St. MarrIage having been filed wlmtheCleqkolttseclrcultCourtol PIeadtothecompIaint,..mnby or pei-ioii and invalids who had regarding a riquest for the Seminole County, FloridI. 20 start as small fires. So, invest in $93995 dissolutIon ot said marriage to 1st da y of December. 1574. and In been left alone "for just a few a compact, easy-to-use DATED this 10th day of Sep Oregon 21, Utah St. d fire Emily C. Courson, In the Circuit tImber, A.D. 1q76. efault thereo f the Court will Was $Z$9J5 Southern Cal. 35. low . 0 minutes." Court in and for Seminole County, extinguisher and keep It handy 5: Elisha Morgan proe to the hearing a Utah 3$, Texas El-Paso ii The chief eauses of fires, ad. Florida, the short fill* of which Is: 5: Linda Morgan (Udication of this suit as If Printha 1. in your hen, or be a sport Washington 30, MInnesota 7 N I IN RE: THE MA order RRIAGE OF of the toll taken, Were: and buy one Publish: Sept, 20. 27, 1q74 Oct 1, M. Carpenter had been Served with Washington State is, Idaho 6 dLE.d for your cottage, EMILY C. COURSON, Wife, and DED-101 proce In thi State of Florida, but 1. Smoking Wmjng 13. ArIzona st. 10 car, boat and the back I HERMAN 0. COURSON, Husband, Only to itsi extent provided for by 2. Electrical wiring mess presents command you to Section 1335, Title 2$, Unit ed bedr oom. States 3. heating and cooking I appear and file your Answer or c4* Code; it Is furthq ORDERED that blore recently, some cxFICTITIOUSNAMU other defensIve pisadings with the notice of this order equipment Plotics is pubIistse by be hIt,by givin that I am Clerk of cellent fire-deteetion systems the CIrcuit Court In and for LAS VEGAS (API Marshal in a . 4 Children playing with in buslneu at Corner of 4th the United St5t Final Seminole County, Florida, and Serve and has- i' becnme available In Of oees and money.wInnIngs Maple, circulation In Sanford. Seminole a copy thereof on Wife's attorney, c. matches Sunday In In* $131000 Sahara County, Florida. homeowner s. Ask your local flty. FiorKi der the fict e ltlouj __ Vernon Mile, Jr., Of Cleveland, name of It Invitational UTILITY wsde for six (6) consecutive Weeks, a s. Open flames and sparks fire marshal about th 0 SAVE 130 Golf Tournament Mlii I U.M.C, INC. dbo em. BrIdges, P.O. Drawer Z. MA on the 6.100-yard, NAGEMENT, and that I Intend commencing on October 4. 1916. 6. Flammable liquids I pit71 Si- Sanford. FlorIda 37171. on or before NOW, In case of fire: "i hara Nevada DONE AND ORDERED AT Country U to register Id name Club the h day Of November , 976, 7. Suspected arson _ with the Clerk Orlando, Florida. this 13th day course; If machS you us s pect fire-, feel the the Circuit Court, Seminole September, 1574. otherwise, default will be entered County. George Ar, chit, $V00 8. ChImneys and flues Florida In ac cordance with top of the door. If it's hot, don't -against you, GEORGE C. YOUNG 41-6445.537) the PeIslons of the Fictitious 9. Ughtuing . open it Escape through the Da ve Hill. 112.117 United States WITNESS HAND AND OF. Name Statutes, To-Wit: SIIon FIC1AL SEAL MY 10. Spontaneous Ignition of the Clerk of the $3305 F lor 2660! White D1 3trlct Judge window. But first alert the rest ida Statutes 1137. 70.43.71-47-773 Circuit Ccvrf, on this 20th day Of n January. 112,47 Th e to loss due to fire In of the household. PublIsh: Oct. 4. 1). 5, 35, Nov. , D. Whelchel 3eotemb.r,.D., 1513. 1,la 1973 was an estimated (Seal) If you can't open the window, DEE.2l Gil Morgan. Publish: Oct. 1, II, IS. was $269.95 $514 U,001,000, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 000 in the U.S.A. and break It with a chair. Cover the DED-23 I '4 INT HECIRCUITCOURTOFTHE Clerk of the Circuit Court _______________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL OR- 119 $239 Mike McCullough, M million In Canada. 14 rough edges with a blanket, sit . By: Cherry Kay Travis 611'"72 48-274 r Now for some tipo that could on the window ledge with one Puly Clark Gene Littler, $1,037 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1\1 save y ou Publish: Oct. r life: COUNTY, Ps onor " I 4. Ii, 15, 25. 1574 leg hanging outside and one -. 7l-7G47-4fl4 OEE.33 SEMINOLE COUNTY , ___ (Herald Ph* Sy E Nlcs) Wally Armstrong, U,Wy - Be sure your cigarette is Inside, and wait for help. CASE NO. 73•544-CA4P.Q FLORIDA ADOBE BUILDING CENTERS, 3473 7O6n out Matches, too. And never - CASE NO. 16-IM-CA-Mg The phone number of your Jessica Peeples. left, gets a little help from her INC., etc., George Burns, $1,037 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE In re the Meftsr it the brother, Joey, on the teeter-totter at Secret leave matches and lighters fire department should be taped Plaintiff, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII- Ad511IO0 so: A vs within the reach of childre Rik Massengale. $1•473473.7_373 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ROBERT on every telephone. If it isn't, Park. Casselberry. l'oungsters are the children of COUNTY, FLA. LAWRENCE. a minor, by RICHARD L. WILLIAMS, I, ao, Don't ran co r ds under R. L. LAWRENCE and rugs don't fumble around trying to 71ø.7)47p CIVIL NO. I6-543.CA.1O.E Bruce LIetiks, Mr. and MN. E. J. Peeples, Win ter Park Defendants ETHEl. LAWRENCE, his wife or over radiators where they find it. Get out and call from a IN II THE ADOPTION OF NOTICE OF ACTION San San MUkV,Od.4,11.-.)B __ ' ~ I ,~ . minor child named In that Petition, take Place at the meeting Of the to.wlf: ROBERT DEAN POWERS, Board of Trustio" In the Seminole EIGHTH - I. Hospital (Seminole (I) and yuare quIrsdtownapy County 11-304A 2-1110,; 2. Alave-Juria (2) SAO lii) at 1130 o'clock 4-40i 3. Sets-Romen (3) 4.401 Q (1.2) of your written defenses, If any, to M~41 KENNETH M. BEANE. of A.M. on the lith day of November NINTH -1 Sale 171 1)00 4,60 3.0 SEAN!, PA., Attorys me PublIsh: OCt. 1. • "' °'° 2)(k.. IVSlNSNSV$.Saa1srd, _____________________________________________ ___________________________________________ - YOU ARE NOTIFIED.that the All blds Shelf be postmarked 110 PWI,kxws named herelfl, MAN OLD later than the Ath day of November L. MONROE sind GLENNA V. 11,076, and shelf be received on or MONROE, his Wit*. have filed a before"wilthdayof November 1976. - ___________________________________________ - Ithawca 3. Alfred 3 N. Hampshire 24, CO~Icuf If - '. 0 *1 .1 .,l Iffb- OW 12; ROBERT DEAN POWERS, NOTICE OF ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS TO: ROBERT POWERS SUS log Foritane I V Y'JIvIu _-.. ,-.-. - 13. Princon 7 TENTH - 1. $antI (4) lIJO p.00 Cheyney St. 2L Mansfield V. 7.002. Florida 33101, and to tile me original _______________________ 1 La.aWo.40 4.00 3. ton with 21 this COUfl on or me cs N ovemb er ())tOOQ(Sa)a30p()400 wto Cumbla I Penn I. 1514; offlirwisa IN THE CIRCUIT OF (7 4) 107.10. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. •Judgment may be ented BLEVERTH I Dartmouth 43, Holy Cron , u tot me r ci ,o_,1à Mto 1 demandedagainst In the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 018-3010 (2) petition. COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO.7K - HOME RUNS--SchmIdt. Phi Kingman, NY, 31; Psondy Chi, 33- OFaster, on, . gin, On, 7. - SEVENT14 - 1. Aldsm-Coliole,(1) 13-30 SJ9 &40; L Urn.Quwa (l) ?A0 4.40; 3. Eddy-Alberdl ( Navy (' ; - v.rk U !W C,gu . Louis Montreal phi, San Francisco at Los AoVol" * •'.•4 " Additional InlormAllort, specifications are available the Purchasing Agent.at ft All bids Shelf be mailed to the Board of Trustees, of that Seminole 250.40. ______ . ~Cft*v* 13) IN (2) &30 3.10; 3. F rmR.mon(p) Coil.9. 1 JUDICIAL %AM%&.M!!!!I INVITATIONTOSID SOMIROW County Public Hospital invites bids upon the following: Safety Cabinet and I Krlissmsn •ul Resuscitator York Mealley's Game cxc4ftl c4m ove OF THE Alolowaulam (4) CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNrY,FLA. UO 2.30 3. mIAo.J.,$ (3) (11) V.40, p (4.11 IV.10: 00(1.4) CIVIL O. 7a40C*2II iii ii . *oonow , 1111111.110. SIXTH -I. 011ullo-Aguirre (3) 11.00 1.0 &60; Son Francisco 11t, Now &1 IlMinfone, Phi, 31; Phi, 37; Mad5k, Chi, 33; Fall. Mm, 33; ZI*. Pgh, 33; SIm. REGULAR SEAN ENDS 1. On. Houston 3), Nsw OriNne 30 Las Angola 31, Miami a __ RUNS B A T T E 0 INTexas L Chicago ID innings G.Fnst, cm. 12); Morgan. $snday's les. C, 11); Schmidt, Phi. lOi; CIeIand it New York 2. Watson, n. 102; LuzInskI, 3. Safllmo 2. 15 In TRos,, Cm, 213; Mintsrilm not. All. M; Garvey. LA. M; Minnesota 5, Kansas City i Buckner. LA. 192, D.Cash. Phi, California 1. Oakland o 1';Pr2Y ~=;Aow y ngs L n"rArAmi it~ A4 W,AVP Leaders Minnesota as " 325 5 California 76 11111 .40111 14 a I Texas 16 111111 .4169 14 BATTIN Chico" ½ uc0 423 at iclinched division fits C . .33o; G,MadOox. PhI. .330; 1. Baltimore 0 an to .323. I. Mininesats 3, Kamm City 2 RUNS-Raso, cin, 130; Mor. Niw York 4 CleIand oan. Cm. 113; Schmidt. Phi, Oakland 9. California IL 14 in. 112; GrIffey, On. 11); Monday, Chi, 107. ~ LI WX Clncmml 4, CWOWA 34 Chlco 33. WWdnØs 7 iitimoqt Tamp. Bay 17 t 14 Now York0I I X#AvArRoo 66 " .410 31 Wasit II IIS$TIINTW A1MQJ __________ Pittsburgh v.1. St. Louis GO Philadelphia 2. New Voit 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Best Pct. $a L.alNotice p ° Come' niaS the Christ rA Large capacity machine one speed 3 In - parade With . r'JJ1 - - : - .-,..' _____ Santa Claus! 4 )k, -i,.___ _...Jl;s•_• I'l _______________ _____ ______ Golf Results Ak , Standard capacity ine two speeds-3 cycles __________ for this year's parade. Enter the theme contest ______ 95 S Help me pick a theme I • CONTEST RULES. ' BROTHER LENDS HELPING HAND V.E • 3 0 RULES: 1. Former Themes May Not B. Used. 2. On. Entry Per tudent. 3. Deadline Oats Fur Entries, Cct.bg, 15. 1973. / 4. Con tsstLimltsdToC InGrasOns Through Eight. S. All Entriets, 8411COM0 The Pr, .C*rty of The Christmas Parade Comm)"ea. 4 . EntrIes Will Go Judçed Gy A Committo. The,. Judges S.hd,d Lake Christmas Parade Standard 7a)acity machine tt'o 261 White pceds . Was $Z9OJS dryers also 259 on sale known mailing address TO RICHARD L. WILLIAMS WILLIE D. WILLIAMS his Wits t , 2-Ml WNte Sears ITas a credit plan to SUIL most every need .Sa1iifc,4 Com,.j0! Shop &'eirl -/; .,k, - ( 6UorunIn.I b. taIJog)i' ears - 4 -- 11-1 r-. ?,7J S ,_ lAk3, auras z IMI'S. - -Never leave small children are unknown - Have your wiring and electrical Installations done by ' • II% V. 17-92 :%T 27th ST S.- \FORft building, use the stairway. Don't take a chance on the elevator. If it fails, you're trapped. Once out, stay out. NO a professional, treasure - not even the family - Store oily rags and paints pet - Is worth risking a human in a cool place in tightly sealed life, Bible p Literature' Offered Communi', Services at Testuflldfltwill be examined for , Seminole Community College Ls continuity and content. offering a new class, "The Bible as literature." The eight-week Fee for the class is $10 and - , By Comr;iItee. The 7- The Winning EntrY Q.'ill tI,J Used As The rwrim of TM Parade, Tbo Winner Will Receive A Sa vings J0id, And hl Be Invited To Rise On San ta 's Fisat In The Christmas Parade. Fatties' Diet -j. rvivni ltItMLS: "Christmas Rells Ping Love," "Wondiri Of Christma s," "Christmas cm I Thoughts," "Christmas Through Children's Eyes," "Keeping Christmas Through C.riit," I 'Chrlstma, Fanta sy," "Parade Of Christmas Dreams," Christmas Around Tito World" Earns Dollars F) NEW YORK API A total of 40,423 pounds of fat was converted into# $60,000 by theters in the United States and Canada who lo weight to earn money to feed starving children in countries that CARE, - metal containers. It took less than three Never use flammable minutes to read this column. liquids for dry-cleaning in. Was it worth It? I hope so. God doors. bless. Have a good day! - Never smoke in bed. ABBY rive ______________ may get damaged. And replace neighbor's house. corn i It Is frayed. If you live in an apartment t alone in the house. Not even for a few minutes. 3 Sullivan. Indiana YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 121 Walnut Street that the a. named Petitioners, actYOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FIRST - 1. Ectiano.Arani (3) Wa - i,aan, Illinois ion to foreclose a mortgage I4.L01003.$0;2.Larri.Co44oW4,60 R. L. LAWRENCE and ETHEu the following property YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the LAWRENCE, located in his 330- J. Jo$-Yj (0) 3.00; Q (1-3) Petitioners flamed herein, HAROLD Complaint In SimnQleC,, Florida: the abovestyfed Court 3700: P ()) 12333. L. MONROE an GLENNA V. The North 400 feet of the E', SECOND - 1. UrU-Sanchet U) MONROE, his wife, have flied a named for the adoØion Of the minor child SE ¼Of the NE oIt77, therein, and yo are hereby Township 21 South, Range $1.00 300 1.20; 2 Aldana Arms (4) Petition for the adoption Of the required to 31 East, 5.10310; 3. Echano-Javi (I) 3.22; 0 minor ch ild n.ImId In that Petition, serve a copy of your less the East 215 fe.t, located written difinus, If (4-11 5340; p (;.j 105.30; DO (32) tOwjt STEVEN any, CM SCOTT NED N. Seminole County, Florida and SCHEIBE, JULIAN, JR. of STENSTROM, arid you are required to Wrve, containing ioia acres. copy O, , ,'IIS & MCINTOSH, THIRO -1 Negul e,iti () Attorneys of your written defenses, if any, to for hiS betn filed against. YOU nd YOU 340 3t0; 7. JoiaMkjuel (4) 10.10 KENNETH M. BEAN!, 00 PeiitIriqt, Post Ottic, Box t3)Q, are required to ter, a copyaof your 36); 3. Aldnria.Sofo (5) 733; 0 (1-1) STEPHENSON, STALNAKER AND Sanford, Florida, 3777), andfiiethe written deten,.,j, it any, to m orIginal W111s the Clerk Of the abeve- THOMAS R. 154,); P l.4) 13700 SEANE, PA., Attorneys for SHAHADY, Attorney the Styled courtonorbeforeNovember for Piain?iff, 2054 PHti-i.qi, whos, addrs Is PgU Scott Street, I. lfl, othitwije a default and H011yWOOd, Office Drayq One, Florida. 33070 on or Cassdben-, ultimate iudgment will be Floqidj 37707, and to rUtp,, enfersd before October th 1976 and original • against you granting U the with its. Clerk of this Court on or "riginal wIth the clerk of this Court snd myh WITNESS andtheI.aIof iiher beforl November 1. 1976 ; otherwise before service on Pliltitg' I s Mid Court go the 23rd day of Sop. Aforney or a Judgment may be entered against tImbit, AD. 1576. immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will b you for lisq rotlef demand,d in the (SEAL) entered Petition. against you for the relief demanded • Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. I WITNESS my hand and the in the Complaint Wh at Clerk of th e Circuit Court this COUTI t's 24th day of Si WITNESS my har4 ind seat by; Mary N. Darden tembir, 1574. this Court on the 10th day of Deputy Clerk (S€AL) tember, AD, $514. DAVIS STTENSTROM, CAVIl ( Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith 11, MCINTOSH Arthur H B,ckw,ih Jr Clerk Circuit Court . Post Office BOI j3jo Clerk of th e-tWrot Court Mj-ff Darden lii . Sanfont, F lorida 3777; Oepi Cie By. Lillian Woodman Am.ys PublI 5.05. 271 Oct. 4, 11, II, irn Deputy Clerk Publish Sept. 27 & Oct. fl, is, 973 PubIith: AMIJICMWc1JUcUTV , DED-14 Sept 13. 20, 2', Oct 4, 1576 DED1 bcflhi • • 1. . 6-47-74.47276 STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE and ROOEjv DEAPI P'UWR5, NOTICE OF ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS ORLANDSEMINOLI TO: OkVILLE EDWARD MATINEIRESULTI SCHEISE Jal-Alal 95 Matching NOTICE TO DEFEND TO: MARGARET LAWapP4 COBB ose residence and last 1 ' • . -_ . - ee 1976 CHRISTMAS PARADE THEME CONTEST AGE _____PHONE International serves. ADDRESS More than 1,000 overweight persons participated in a Diet Workshop l.ose-a-Thon fur Care, earning the money by enlisting sponsors to make a contribution for each pound -____ CITY _ PARENTS NAMES_.. _________ GRADE_ _ PRINCIPAL ___________ loit. THEME The annual membership class will begin on Oct. Od. 12 and may he paid in the registrar's coffee of the Suburban will evening office located in th Republican Women's Club wW from 7 t 10 p.m. Administration Building at be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at The class will examine the S.C.C. For Furt her infonnation, the Ok harbor Club House, 5 l3ibleasa major Ii(erary source call the (Alice of Community Maitland Ave., Altamonte for Western lJtcrature. The Old Services at S.C. C. Springs. REASON FOR TH E_____________________________________ __________ _____ -__--____ , __ _ ._ ----.0 aA%flS'Wa- ?-iL ENTRY TO: CHRISTMAS PARADE COMM. P.O. BOX 11, SANFORD, FLA. 32771 I. _,)$~t~! ;, --'~ ., ~.. -;.?~. _~ , " , ,',-'$~-4t?~9 I.., P . t I. ,~f Ii~..~)~ - ~AIm , .%# ;`Jl~,~-J- f -,.I., T~o I J ).k., (~_ I.; / i,_-A s' i Im , :"4 t -11 r~ e lAr ~ 1~ -1 -1; 1. I 5't, 'L'' i-z'1l, . i ,sI''7 'JVf.30 , -J1 f"4' a. , .,1 M12L' ¼''*i53 *11. N , , - -~~- I ;... ,F,Z , (1 ,g \ , 43 c 1.1 ' $1I I I ,,.. i4rt k11 ..1 . , ~', .. ~. . ",:~ 1.4,~, ~ *~ !r. _~ ' ' , , , ' v '." -_ i ,.'i ' ii 1 - ,' r 1,,, A - .r, - .1, • ,!~!.`_~ �_____________________________________________________ TELEVISION LISTINGS - _ NYSON? "The . Orlando Winter Pwk Seminole Huio TmdI.. ______ Isnti 'S NdYONI FO TB4. Monday ________________ I i!'!khI NrM, leelerd, Pt, MStILV, Oct. 4,',7$-3$ l)Ip nd — OffkIaI R.csrds booThp...w fl-uies tMfurnshed IN THE CINCWT coum, o 41-Ibas 4I-êuiis CLASSIFIED ADS 41—Housss FLORIDA IN AND P01 THI lfldOClaIft'($qd$I.okp3,ppg, ___________________ Z•ip•r, lvii time tor. biS.IioId _o I ________________(MW) rI 66_Vflto8uy COUNTY OP SEMINOLE 10 of ESTATE op 1t'dh1, 2N3OroveDrIv — -Rooms I LAKIMARY_$UITOPFEP CIVIL ACTION NO: 75411S.CA4SA SANFORD3 BR, 1 Bath, Family *,,,. 3 ly 0MAS 0. PuDDLE, A.K.A 323.5310 betwien & S. n ün PN p Owner, III, I Lake Markham -31*2 him, pool, Sparkilng 3 ,_ DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, Thomas Cash foe Antiques. Consirmwn?s 5, 5)53 Into. Inwhy Rascom bOth, 5CTISI front porch, a car Frlddte, (I) ANOThER I01g, lot on canal to I lakes. central hilt A air, family reoq 322 -2611 ForeIgn Car AjecIanic, s yrs. wantpd. Hl.way 16 AuctIon 831-9993 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART. Deceased; DARLENE 0. FRID. carpeted, wage, Room with 900d food & receanon. $1I, s21.so. Ptone 333002$. (4) (1) ALL 11.uiSIISffl4JRll0lI.b. VTHEFIIMLY Inside laundry loom. Owner say GallerIes, 3325572, of Sinuer's top TOUCh, after 6. Toyota. Datsun, VW I MG. Only MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, OLE. Individually and as Ad. Swimming pool, fishing, hobofes. 201 S. Sunland, 3 BR. carpeted, and Sew "• S mne sr000ss If". And Zig Zag machines IPI5 fenced, clean, uS$1. $1,, 01JaIlfIed people ne apply. minlstratrle of said Estate; PINEACRES REST HOME 1.251CLASSIFIED DEPT. lI Asium, RATES WE TAKE TRADES ç 2 (4) VILLA ALEGRE Cash 322.4ui EXCELLENT CONDITION- aU SEMINOLE COUNTY, for app,. 12.3 p.m. aai.sa. - 2332. __________________________ Unlanc, of S1IS.SOor pay Ill 90 per MORTGAGE recorded in Official - - — - -- — FMflN RI I II hDlu 1 --',',v bath, month. Will take trade _____________ I large screened porch, a TU*S8EE T1 lffiruStim*s........41cm me Plaintiffs, Recorde Book ion, page is LOVE, AMERICAN JXIDO: in. SingY Foq used furniture, applIances, Large oaks, pine palm tress, 3 Bi * SLIM BUDGETS ARE MO 311,130 UNMPLOYEN.V,, again it vs. kItcha equipped beautiful Ias'4. iQUf to zig Zig & make CORRECTIVE MORTGAGE rIvirfrenage, offirv2Sflmes .....31cm liii tools, etc. Buy I or '1001 Items. Frldiy for 30-Apariments Un1urnshed BOLSTERED WITH VALUES button baths, air Conditioned, neat ar you hive Sincere deslr an scapeti lot & tt.asy p,' W wall, bolt house, larpefamily holes 1h0 AM. -5:30 P.M. THE IMPACTOROUP, INC.,ltaI., reCorded ____________________ FROM Balance in Official cords look 2otlmss .............24ca11na Of 0315$ or 10 Larvy's MaLt. 21$ Sanford Ave.' (1) THE clean. Move In now, $11,950. Ci YDAYS(R) jAietqus Ftfl*1S WANT AD this rm. buy as Don't mIss Payments ambition: S?iOU$QflIypIeaWC.II S*.IO Defendants. 10*. page 1370 in favor of HEN. commandespecu,a, vi. of $6. Call MONDAY thru FRIDAY w CflLUMNS. today, (s2.00MINIMUMCHAROE) 0000 DAY: CohosN NOTICIOP HIAR1NO manager, n 9111 or Se, credit Wanf to buy furnft'e, Isfiel fir. S?42OSlanerIp.m.orwiri,.,*10 BAMBOO Of rIver. Separate work Iho BERT A. LICHY AND PAMELA SATURDAY t.Noon at Purei. - alytltl.i of value. 322. LInes Minimum ØQiovannl, Oeltona, Fla. 32713. 3 COVE APTS RETIREMENT HOME3 3:15 TO SNOW CAUSE nas Larwt,JomWIBa. Il, 1 Invest in good lIving for $3),c LICHT, his wife; afld SAPIFORDSEWINGCENTER WINTER SPRINGS 5439 beth, located close NOTICE OP SUIT _______________________ to hospital & One 1 2 Bedroom apartments, WALTER I. STEELE C' 301 E 1st ' - DOWntown 11:50 HOThL 3BR,21sth ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE shopping. Only $16,005, THU $Ty 5306133 Rig. furnished Real O FLORIDA TO Estatel.ofier recorded in OftI or unfurnIsi.t Newly 327OIOSorSI1.7$11 We Buy Used Furniture REALTOR 3:30 Records look. coo. DEADLINES AVON Chemical Bank, Co.Truste, lydamagedsofabedwith redecorated. Come see, E. AIrport "YourBusssAppref.. 1020, page 1921 In favor of I Item or a Hosieltut MENTARY I BR, 2 both on large wooded Ic (I) BEWITCHED SERVE: Norborne BIrteIiy, ;, PINECREST_3 BR, I bath, ft. matching chair. NOW Only 219 sat, Blvd.. Sanford. 3231340. Deltona-21R.l½bath. PhoneSii. 32101 Ioe3flOW9eves. FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO: 322.3333 HAVE A VERY MERRY near lake. Central HA, Dcp Before UA GAME ConditIon, Cowitry carpetini Jr., PmMant 2 AC cellard 3S2latterSp.m. wills, Furniture _Il DistrIbutors, CHRISTMAS- and the money to lave some camping screen room, citrus, lots fenced yard with wall, utIlIty shed 30 Pine Street Hwy 44 I (4) 5 CBS NEWS D LUAS YOGA AND YOu equipment you mile suit Plants & Answers now has your i.i. pay for It. Start now-wiling INTER EST, If any, of F. AN. storage. $3,,egO. 333.3633 I many other extras. A bargain New York, New York 1ZIS use? Sell It all with a 2 BR, I bath, fenced yard. air COOOM Sunday Friday answer to rare gifts, antiques and REALTORS beautIful product,. Make DERSON VAUGHT, JR., In. ________________________________________________ nfy $)9,0J ditlonid, p-Ice at with Classified Ad in appliances. PARCEL No. 117 The Herald. Call $150 mo. nostalgiques. 210 E. lit St., Suite ___________________________________________ 3 BR, 1 bath frame, $12.300-Tern beautiful money. Call IM.3Q79 fo Afisriso.,, noc*cv mo FRIENDS, multiple listing service 1)4 Mayfair Circle, Sanford. 13225)) or 1 9993 and a friendly 52—ApplIance Call 0. hli wife MARTHA LEE VAUGHT In available, information. UNDERDOG interested? md0, 055.2305. COMPLETELY adv.ur will help you. MercantIle Safe Deposit RENOVATED- _______________________ 12:00 and to the lowlng: _____________________ _____________________ 4 PRICE REDUCED 53.000. Ownei r & Trust Compy, Gov' owned homes, lOW Priced, ________________________ ________________________ 1) CI) NEWS BR, 1','i bath, masonry. sioo dowi PINE?' WOODS BARN - We KENMORE WASHER pa OVIEOO.FTU- Duplexes. Furn. or 3 BR horn., 109 Temple DrIve 1 leavIng stat.. Country hornI, 1 Succ$or Trustee, formerly low down payments, Located Draftsman- Immediat, em. PART I. $130 month P11. Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell service, us rnaclsine 4) ')vo Uflfurn., Wooded, acres. 2 Home mo si. year olo 4 bedroom, lo5. all malor appliances turn, throughout Seminole Mercantile Trust Co,npeny, ,, County. S-Lost £ Found oYmentwIthth.Cl,y0fsnf MOONEY APPLIANcE$mose, That part of: for IOpct. commission. Free Pick. .588 RIOGEW000 VILLAGE. 363 l$h.d; carpeted; Utility room. hith,CH&A,carpefed,farniIyn CoTrust tAFFER REALTY ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. (TUSS.0VII)8P5CiAL 3721. Large lot with finced back yard. and dining room, 2 car garage U PERRY MASON SERVE: H. Furlong Baldwin, GE Jim Dishwasher, all cycles. year Full lime regular empIeyme,. Req Real Estate Broker anford 322-2210 TREAT: i.iiie Was There." Government Lot 3, SectIon 77, I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIPtE $153 month plut depoiit. 323.0931 $32,900. ______________________ Pmldsmw (I)' NEWS old, perfect Condition. siso or beef Prerequisite: HIgh Scnooi IIOOE 7SIPISt 177u5 Iroom apt. utilities included. Township 20 South, Range 30 East, or alters call 322-7572. F*) P110 FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED 2334 Park Or. hoep. Two HopkIns Plaza graduat, wIth thr 333.2110 7pl 5Jpfl Offer. 322.213. lying East of State Road 4)9. last me. required. yers e* BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY. For me returnof purse and Contents Realtor ?O—SwapATram Baltimore, Maryland 3)303 After Hours: 5i,) 2 ACRES LAND, Geneva iree. Wel per ience or equivalent corn. 2 BR, 2451 Palmetto Ave., Keep mooney. 333.1301. SELF 12:30 AS OF 3fl251322 3 3 Apt. size avocado Refrlwapet'. 991333.0641 pm.00s i a of&.n's PARCEL No. ill Zoned for mobile home. $5 000. blnatlon training lying within 30 feet Easterly ot the double garage, no pets. an eapefience. NOW LEASING I) •THE GONG SHOW JooC. Starling Jr. Freezer, $125. 323.1771, Basic kno*ledge clvii whers he hss sst dmcimy following de$crl SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET center line ci Call 333-0274 engbnserIna UnIted States Trust Corn Sanford Court STORE BUILDING wlm 3 apar (4) 42—Mobile Honios (4) SEARCH R s relates Civil -CN ______________________ Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. construction of State Road 4)5 and architectural , ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? ga10ngman,si, ploy of New York, — mints. ltts Rent or Sell draftIng for & CyPress. $11,900. Immaculate 3 BR 2 TOMORROW 5ecfln -53-W.RadioStereo No charge. All admitted free. municipal projects Apartments IN YOUR FAMILY? he 10 beOlifldad by a bleok CoTruste, bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. 1973 SchuIt Chateau - 3 BR, 1½ __________________________ required, Capable of making New modern single story I U LOVE, AMERICAN Come browse every Sunday 9 to S AL ANON sodet s_,' & 2 Educational Child (Ø SERVE: Charles W. Buek, $103 Care for as low as mo. 323-7491. cal Cu I a lions in vol v in g bath, 12'x61'with3'x 12'tlppjf, ColotTV'sfrom$io; at the Movieland DriveRs __________________________ BegIn 1,1 poInt OO the South line of bedroom apts. a STYLE Hal completely $3, weekly if you qualIfy, 3231121 B1Wfromii; 10lon). Callafter3,323 4153. Sec1l Theatre, South 17.92. For families or frIds of Problem lOpography. street grades, 21, TownshIp 20 South, 323. furnished studio apartments. Service CII makes, HERB'S TV. (1) AU. MYCHIDREPi 4$ Wall Street or 323.141%. drainage, utilIty services and 323-7832 nker5. ________________________ Range 30 East, said point being 1200 French Ave., _________________________ Conveniently locatedl beautifully 33-Houses Furnished 323.1731, New York, New York i.sc MERV GRIFFiN 10005 record research and plottIng 2,021.37 feet Norm 09 dig. 14' 33 For further Information call 123-4517 EVES 322-1517 or 322-0512 43-Lots-Acreage lanc4caped, Abundant storage PARCEL No. 117 '.legal descriptis. MAYFAIR GOLF - Country Club (4) p NE I2 SESAME STREET East of the SW corner O or wrIte For lvrn (Including attic) and "GE 9- GOOd Tnings to Elf ' Eirgy 1 BR partially furnished house. Road Custom 55-Boats & Accessories 4 BR, 2½ Information or fIling of $fo Al Anon Family Group P.O. 100 baths, I Lake Monroe - Beautiful buIldIni p3-AUCtiOn (1) EDGE OF NIGHT ,.. Efficiency Package'. From $145. I. F. ZremskI, SANFORD- 52 dry Atr near St. Prefer mature adults, $100 plus story, country home on 200' * 300 plication, Contact the Personnel Box 353. Sanford. FIa. 32771. ______________________ 12 dig. 3s'" West a distance of and canal Call lots (4) ( SOMERSET: (Tuee. psci a. with big ook tr.el 3310220 between I & 5:30. ThE LJTT'..E Successor Trustee Johns. Director or the $, home Squaait, dep. 322.4357. Greens, Cukes. 51)0,000, 617.fsfl, site. Paneled family room, 3,325.21 Clvii ervice Of. Jenny Clark Realty, 732.1391. ROBSON MARINE the beginning of a $ -1 -om of Two Hopkins Plaza wIth 'tonS f1rep'c,. Story tools ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll SACKETT INVFS'TMENT PMaII. BURK FARMS, Onnoo tfrt. C?Y H.tI, Sinford, Fla., 1 BP apartment. Y05 W. 921Iiw'y 1112 sterlv and Bal,lmore, Jswinie;" Cli. 12, "HoIy.od Maryland 21303 TOJtIh SI. Lake Mary-Rent a 2 BR furnhed SanfordCClP,s,q Teleohone P40. J. Lake Mon,iQ, 333-0231. (4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: "w. Carl'- ____________________________ i!o fl S)4'. )th plus "so deposIt, 2 ER, CE; sit. wano 1radius of 2,251.03 feli hence run ktchen,. : 322.556! PARCEL No. I)? horn. lr'S?eadof a "Ifotline," Adults or Teens. Sqias." Pcrc',,do.jblafot, fruit &lwgecai central air £ heat, pato & pool. Uliliti.i not inciued. 2234113. Northerly, along the arc ru laid Col1ostCotTeSIeys'. Lot, 60's130', $3,000. Negot hOle 333. Me, preferred. No peta. trees, nice neIghborhood. $1$.900 322330. fl MIy Plus tree house, anti loads more. 12' V-SM Fib. Roat.'75 curve,rnrougftacentraiangl,of 12 S BHED 7,15 after 5. $4p Dartene 0. FrIe, FACEDWITHADRINKING Spacious 2 BR, I bath, apt. KItchen $2,000 do. about siao per me See this todayl $41,100 wIth BPP Cart. Trailer, '75 Evinrvd, To be soid to the highest bidder deg.21'3e"adi.tanceof325 CL) NEWS (4) MARCUS WELBY, M.D.: Individually and as Furn. or Unturn. PROBLEM 3 BR. 2 baths, equipped, dining room, living rm., Owner will finance. 3032 Jetfersor Complete Excel. Cored. $150. 333. 12 me. warranty. to the end of said curve; thence run Hunting Camp In Farmlisgton Area Oak Hoosier cabinet, oak dust, CL RYAN'S HOPE Administratrlx, Estate ot Perhapo Alcoholic Anonymous carpet, drapes, utility rm.. car. we air coot, carpeted throughout, bol Nurses: RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid. Ave. 322.1371 or 3334537 after 6. Colonial love seat and 2 ChaIrs, ¶ Norm 0 deg. 23'II" East a distance - 2 Lots, 154' x 144', with 23 Thomas D. Frlddle, Deceased air • MOVIE (t.bL) "See rmrt, Can Help cond. 322-3750 or 323.26$. companion. Needed (I) (Wed. only) AFTER. AduIt only. References required. immediately. o 343.30 feet to the begInning of a WYNNEWOOD-2 DeCottes- I dinettes, wicker, bedroom suItes, 'YOt'R LITTLE FEE 4GENCY" atuminumtrailerwlthbath&buifl Residence Unknown Rn." 8ly Call 423.13$? 371 0041. KISH REAL ESTATE 575.0514 Br, 2 beth home. In super con. e,, VIor curve concave Easterly and having SCHOOL SPECL on room. Electricity, deep well, rockers, applianc, TVs and JOHNNY WALKER 4&SICBI Merchandise PARCEL No. 117 S9a WrIte P.O. los 12)3 INC -WE SELL SUCCESSdltion. Includes family room, Fla. en rues.) O raus of 2J41.79 feet; thence run misc. _______________________ of a 15 ar old fenced garden, 322-5351 or Hon'Ws SecurIty Guam, pan time, Rig. Real Estate Broker ____________________________ Sanford, Florida 32771 • l Commercial room, pIus 15*30' pool and patIo. Noerly, a 373 the arc of said C*uIn." Louis P1i., AM 5.20, 322245. auIm,dng lo cop. with the Roger L. Maine. ndlred General Contractor Pianos & Electronic Organs with mIlItary or clvii service. See this today. $25,700. curve, through a central angle of 4 1paments Fuiied Loc*wooit 1961. (Wed.) "A Co-Trustee Call 327.1010. by p.,o, 322.4157 automatic rhythm section. Liberal We are looking for a retired couple 13' wIde, furnished, I BR. deg. 77' ISa dlstanceof 323.13 fad S-Lost & FOUfld COUNTRY SPECIAL BIMI Residence Unknown Sy." Oooe R* trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & mcthii's aicoholem. tO live Ofl OUt property (10 acres, 1 BR., Adults. Also 1 trailer space. 322. SUNLAND ESTATES totMofsaidcurve;tp.,run S Acre 214 furn, apt., lights, water furn., lots, on paved road -heavily 1200 FrenCh Ave. PARCEL No, 117 E LIM RoInso 1966 an Sales 5. Western Auto, 301 BUDGETS 10 minutes from downtown San. , Flamingo - 4 BR, 2 beth, wIth ARE GOOD LOCATION • FAMiLY AFFAIR: p.s ' ' Et a diotance wooded with oak and pines. Mature adults. No pets. $95. 323LOST: Irish $sr, male an W. First St., BOLSTER ED WITH VALUES 32373K) 333.2235. i)RebalhT"jo spacious Of family 7S.41 felt d). The lady will have house. room, wall.to. to me beginnIng of a Trailers permitted, 10 pt. down 2326 after i wk days, eIed Tuss., s: 4p.m. L. F. Sadler, Nice large I BR, 1 bath, block ___________________________ to"So"vIcInnyzayreing FROM THE WANT AD I Bedroom moblle home. Nopets. wall carpeting, drapes, splIt floor curve concave westerly and having keeping duties and care for our She Pai*, äi Romen. 1966. p0, Interest. • RIN T*i TIN CoTrustee Center. REWARD 304435.23$5, COLUMNS, home, Assume $15,701 mtg., Hammond Phoenix organ with $1)Qpermonth. plan. $30,000. a radIus of 3.141,79 feet; thence run children. The man will be MONTHLY RENTALS (Fit) "The 1mev 10 Loose." Risidence Unknown $lSl.Umoflthly.LowequIty automatic rhyftin & tape ant olay, 7S--'ReCreatjonal Vehicles 5. PhoneS30.$550. responsibl, for tiC care of the Northerly, along the arc of said AVAILABLE In now. C-H-A. Enclosed garage. CITY - 2)00 excellent condItion. $19$. 339. ______________________ Joeeplic cy PARCEL No. 117 ADAM 12 grounds. A salary and Park Ave. curve, through a central angle of 7 2 BR, 1 separate ColorTv,aircond.,Majd$efv. If said defendants are Piving, and 965, 1:30 ' bath home with connectIng 1 BR deg. $20" a distance of 31.I1 felt living quarters will be offered to 61 MY THREE SONS -. -. fULl TV 'liii IJfIDYU IAIJSJ CAI1I C REALTOR Must Sacifice- 1973 StreamIlne, .riy uii um eala oeenoant or 322-2430 DAYSOFOURLJvES apt. Screened the right couple who 1)' x 22' toe point onIPie Norm line of said ______________________ ft. Gi'ig*i'y Mobile Homes, 3033 mutt be outside III CD SR431,LOng*ood HAMMOND ORGAN. Sounder MISTER ROGERS' 5434003 defendants are deceased, the porch. Many Shade trees, Well & (4) sober, reliable and Christian InCI) AS ThE WORLD Broker, 322-7114 Orlando Drive, 3233200 Assoc. 323041$ model complete with rhytlw NEIGHOORH000 IRIkAOWO SPCVU, heirs, devis,ei, SectIon 21 to a point on said curve having a tangent bearIng of North 0 diyiduals. References will be sprinkler system. $3L0O. Furnished I BR Apt. Day Merchndjse 41-Houses Night sectIon and Instruments. grantees, credIto, Ilenors, or other _______________________ checked before interview Is dig. 3002" West, $100 _____________________________ 323.7707 or 321.0959. (4) FAMILY FEUD parties claiming by, through under, 1,313.45 feet Northsaid point being 77 - Autos Wjnfad SAN arranged. Reply to LANTA -$24 Rosalla Drive N deg. 331$" Box Ill, co 3734951 ELEGAPITCITY ESTATE-Poolt or against any such deceased 200 rkRldge.3BR,3bath,splltpIan, The NEWS East of the Evening (2) Herald, 3 BR, 1 bath home in neat as a pIn Northwt corner of P.O. said Box SOMsceIlaneOuS fOr Sale Flreplacet 4 BR, defent or defendants, If alivi, huge kitchen, central air, screened porch, CI) $20,000 PYRAMiD 60—Office Supplies SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedl'oom 1637, Sanford, PIe. 3777). conditIon, central air I, heat, (I) HOGAN'S HEROES — BUY JUNK CARS - f ___________________________ sun room, guest cottage, many and, if dead, their unknown spouse, Section 77, and the end of this center fenced yard. Large family rrn., trailer apt,, Adult I family line ot conStruction descripf1n. cable, patio, chain.11nk park, 230 — Call 3221621 after 4 p.m. fence, extras. 61 PARTRIDGE FAMILY You will love thIs en. heirs, devisese, leqatees. grantees, with wetbar. $2500 do.. Weekly. ISIS Hwy I? 92. Sanford. & assume SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE5)6.900. Compare this todayl MACH IN 1ST CL • tHE DoCis tertaining show place home. Only creditors, limo/S. or other parties i8 ThE EECTFUC mtg. 621.2264 or 323-In) after 333)930. Leading manufacturer and Experienced, Smitty's Inc. ha$ an Containing 53$ square feet (0.224 Sefi that extra bike with a low cast 167,530. Terms. claiming by, through, under, or C4)T THEGUIDINGUGHT COMPANY Immediate opening. Good pay, distributor has aluminum rec Classified Ad. more or lets, exclusive of SUNLAND ESTATES - 745 wont against any such deceased defen. acre), or steel deks, l.g. 1 BR The Evening executive desk turn, ____________________________ CI) OPIEUFETOUVE apt. Herald $150 rno., steady employment. Apply to: Classified Ads area lying in esisting road right tanguiar pools left over from 1915 (1BEVERLY HILLBIWES Baywood Circle - 2 BR, 2 bath of LOVELY HOME IN COUNTY & chairs, offer secretarial dan? or defendants, and 3 damage, halt no desks utilities. nod.ts. fancy claims . .,j & _______________________________________________________ all parties way. Smitty's Inc., 7711 Orlando Drive, season, half price. Guaranteed MICKEY MOUSE CLUB home, with easy access to 1.4. S THE RIFLEMAN BR.2 bath, central HA A, wall-to. having or claiming to have any fl.5343, 5:30-5, wk-days; or 323. chairs, straight chairs, filIng PMuItsI MORE CASH Sanford. 3222017. BPP 12 mo. warranty. A super buy installation and terms. Call 305. wall Cirpit, kitchen cabinets, equipped, 1202 right, tiile or Interest In and to the INTEREST, If any, is. Cash ant carry. after 5:30 5, .nds. For Wrecked or Junk at only 122.500. $35133) collect. Of OVER. NO fenced yard. SUB.Dl VISIONOwner Propert' described In the Corn. Service staticn attendant a, re-locating. NOLL'S Small STREET lNVE5TMNT COM. Cars & Trucks plaint, to House, Small Price. 3 BR, 1 bath, Casseiberry, 17.93, -wit: mechanic, Bell's Union 76 Station, Air, carpeted, quiet I and 2 Call Sanford's Sales Leader PANY In ant to the following: Kitchen Bathroom sewing Cabinets, room. SECTION 77070-2305, STATE ROAD Neat and con. bedrooms. $125 to $135 month, Hwy £34. Long wont Any year tltru 1976 mOdets. 7 days Co.jnter tops. Sinks. lnstailat;on Copy Machines (6), repossessed. fortabte. Back yard large enough 419, SERITA -3 BR. 2 bath, central Adults, Phone 322 1110 SEMINOLE COUNTY, PART II: week. Call coiled, 361.7)3), available. Bud Cabell. 337-5052 With waflanfy from $150. Call 625. ______________________________ for a qarden. Drive by 210€ Holly, H IA, waII.to-waII carpet, kitchen Need eitra money? Can you work a DESCRIPTIONS 322-2420 That part of: anytime. 09)4. 2 BR cottage on river. then equipped, family rm., 40' x 15' in. call tor more information. couple of hours in the evenIng? si;s. Utilities PARCEL NO. 117 ANYTIME included 3221170 or 323 4301. 78—Motorcycles ground pool. Only 143,000. Terms. CaU 343 55,47 FEE SIMPLE-RIGHT OF WAY A part of Lots Sand 16, SHUMAN'S recondir;or,ed auto 62—L.awn.Garden _____________________________ IDYLLWILDE School near.? rooms Multiple Listing ServiCe Guaranteed That part of: batteries, ADDITION to EUREKA HAM. $12.95 1 BR turn., apt, water Wantedcxchange. Hairdresser, master or and 3 baths, well Shaded fenced IBR,3 BATH IN PINECREST-On REALTORS furnished, The 700 foot right of way of the MOCK, recorded In Plat Book Motorcycle Insurance REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Near shopping area. Adults 2MSPARK apprentice, Pays 60 pot. with MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 2, yard. Has Ice maker refrigerator, Only. 3 lots, Income from furnished Seaboard Coast Line Railroad NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES BLAIR AGENCY PlOe33.PublicRecordsofs.ernlnole following, S75. $100 mo. 3229351 or SO dishwasher, disposal without., Good 323 trailer on Ly. m.g SCbSII back and well or lot. Lots of 'ras, Company lying Northerly of 5oJ4l Setninar fat' Woodruff's Garden Center 12)'3544or 323.77)0 County, Florida, lying wIthIn the 200 location, Zayres Siiopping Center. watering lawn. Owner hat already including pool. $10,500. Creek and being in the NW '. and foot right of way of the College Boimd Students, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium, Sanford, Adult,. Modern Stvd.o, 1 601 Celery Ave. Antique upright Piano, paint _____________________________ Call 3237330.Seaboard ' mqve an says sqjl. $27,950. the NW 4 969 Honda, CE 350, 9C00 Milet. the NE '. m. sw coast Line Railroad Company. ,3 $pr$yer, Rockwell Slide rule Untr, Air, carpeted, BATMAN .REALTY..... I BATi'Smali frame home, of Section 27, To*nshlo n —..-. ' Eccettmnt cored.. 1350. 3223117. 11lBRnAv fW'I,,m , DI. a 'I_ ii " ' — — ciTüIato'r, 'hoUbtsold 1 yard ...w. v. - 'V • •flIH. J'l.TrIC SicPrg we tiave homes from ReoIEitat,r., 1100 down. situated on 1,1 of a city block. Only -Equipment''Re Range I Eait. -ALSO. goods 322.3409. _____________________ perience preferred. Apply In — ---. veterans no down. 163! 5. $12,500. Free blood rtiirt tests, 2'4p.in., Mventist Church, Terms. Get plenty of pqgspo,-ts Sauufor Ave _______________________ _______________________ -_________________________.Ad. That part of: person, Sanford Nursing & Con. _______________________ 7j pj vertlse your product or Service in :21 O759,vej 322 7643 31A-ipIexes Deluxe Aluminum above ground lying within 50 feet each side Of the SreamCleanYouowncarpes _____________________ valeicent Center, 950 Mellonville —___ FINE OLD 2 STORY — In good thu Classified Ads. swimming pools. (3) l5'x24' •i following described center lIne of A part of Loft M Harold Hall Realty Rent Our Reinsnvac Ave. ________________________ and 23. SPRING neighboqhood,3 BR,I bath,2 fire)S'xI)' complete, 1 yrs. old, ConStruction Of State Road 4), HAMMOCK, recorded Suf.rd Scaler CItheni Club, noon, bag lunch, bingo ______________________________ I BR apt., kit. equip CARROLL'S FURNITURE,372.51$1 A C. carpeted in STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. Legal Notice Plat Book It 1971 Honda Cl 200, like new, less places, corner lot. $12,500. Terms. repossesied. Section 71010: to follow. Legal Notice Sacrifice, REALTOR, MLS 'i price AdultS. No pets. 193. 327 2796 wk2, pages 2 to 5, PublIc Records of Classified Ads didn't work _____________________________ than 400 mIles. Extras. 1100. 322. Call collect 305.7730510. ys after 1. Seminole County, Florida, lying there wouldn't be any 323-5774'nytIn'ie 65—Pets-Supplies VETERANS-THIS IS ill Best buy Begin at a point on the South line of within the 200 foot Open home for parents at Forest City Elementary, right of way of the of 515.30 feet to tie beginning of Wanted, Residential site for NOTICE WIDER FICTITIOUS in town. No money down. New 3 Secti a Unfurnithed. two bedroom, Securitf 27, TownshIp 30 South, Seaboard Coast Line RaIlroad 3 BR, 2 bath, equipped kitchen, 7 p.m curve concave Easterly Int having swimming Doberman Pups, ears cropped, 'flKawaskl,?SOCC pool. BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, 3 BR, )',' bath, red brick. Must sell. Leading AKC Range 30 East, said point being Company; NAME STATUTE Depotil. Adults Preferred 337 double garage, fenced yard. Sold a radius of 2.04479 feet; thence run TO WHOM IT MAY With Extras. GoodCondition shots. I male. 3 mos.. 5200. I distributor wants a nice backyard Willing to talk terms. 520.003. from $22,000. Sasim'd Middle School FFA open house at 7 p.m. 3,031.57 feet North 95 g, II' 33" CONCERN: 6430 or 323.75)3 Northerty, along the arc of said new for $30,000 Sacrifice at to display new 1976 model above fen'iaie, 6 mos., 5)50; 365.5710 $550. 322 3109. East of the Southw,jt corner of saId lying within SO Phone 3fl.I2, NOtice Is hereby given tnat the feet each side of the curve, through I central angle 4 undersIgned, pursuant to the ground pool. Top consideration Section 27; thence run North lldeg. following ___________________________ Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor Great ian, pups, male & fen:al, for WEDNESDAY, OCTOBERS 2 BR, 3 bath duplex, 57-B Bougan. descrIbed center line of dig. 77' 43" a distance of 323.13 ;:_. "Fictitious Name Statute," given for prime location. Call 305 80-Autos for Sale Chapter 35' 03" West a distanc, of 3.52150 construction sale. 322 3533 LAKESIDE APARTMENTS villea, DeBary. on lake adjoining to the end of said curve; thence run W. GARNETT WHITE 4221320 collect. Fee blood preum clinic, 3-6 p.m., Winter Park Want A feel to the beginning of a curve Section f101O: of State Road 1q19 S. French Florida Statutes, will register 327-1951 Highway golf North coue. All carpeted, carport 17.92, 4 dig. 51' 15" East a dista with the Eves 322 1496; 322 4)44; 3fl-lS1 concave Easterly and having a MemorIal Hospital -'Men. Building, Aloina Avenue. Req Rei Estate Brover 'IJ Cadillac Coupe, current in. Across From Ranch of 79.44 feet to the begInning of a in and forClerk of the CircuIt Court, and utility room. $220.50 per 6B—Vtflted to Buy WILSON MAlErz FURNITURL radIus of 7.391.53 felt; thence run Begin at a point on Semile County, Florida, Newer Home? JOHN KPIDER.ASSOC spection runs perfect, szs. Ptione the month plus security deposit. Call South line ci curve concave Westerly ant havIng UOfl receipt of proof of BUY-SELL f) Northerly, -TRADE thee Saoford Optimist meetIng, noon, Holiday Din, San 107W Cnmmerc0 Can't get your EQUITY out of your SELLING OR BUYING? Call me. along the arc of said Section 27. Township 20 South, a radius of 2.54479 feet; thence 322-1140 after 5:30 pm, 323-0931 or after S Call 373 7572 Ill 315E First St PublIcation run curve, through a central angle 01)2 Range 30 East, said Over 15 beautiful homes to choose of this notice, the tic. 372 7811. Sanford ___________________________ Present smaller home? TRADE ford. poInt being Northerly, along the arc of said titious name. to deg. SI' 35" a dlitar. of Ci. no ,,. a a i..,. lrom. Ptivtli rAn.nl. O.AIhar. a,,., rpqvJn, Leasea Datsun includingzca,sant curve, 14' 33" through a central angle of Cradle blocks, clothes lIne posts, totheendofs.jdcu',,, ASSOClAT$under 'whl,,' w, are Associate. After hours 531.1723. NEW PRICEI central air, in established neigh. For information call 0111 DAVE'S 339 41)6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 EastoftheSouthwestcor,.,,,.of saId de9.49' 20"adistanc,offl)i,i,,, engaged In busIness at Rt. 1, mail box posts, trailer pads, duo North 0 deg. 23' 33" East a distance section Excellent location, old FRICKE & FRICKE 7 story on 2 77; thence run North 12 dig. ____________________________ Box borhood. Ray or Jack Mink, 531.13)5. andget the most possible to a point on the Norm line of said 20$C in the City Seminole Chapter No. 2, bIrthday meetIng, 8 p.m. therm 01 543.30 feet to the beginning of a 35' 03" West a helter, sills. lots. Corner of of ASSOCIATES INC.. REALTORS, Sanford, 15th 5, Magnolia. Florida. 3 We buy and sell good furnitire and out I your old home. Apply all distance of 3,520.3$ Section 77 to a point on said curve That the parties interested in said curve concave Easterly and having feet to Masonic Temple, BR.2bath,diningroom,fireplace MIRACLE CONCRETECO. antiques. HWY 15 AUCTIO'id JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 'flint FQtJTy to purchase or the beginning a curve having a tangent bearing of Norm 0 busineis enterprIse Only 3 a radius of 3,544.75 feet; thence run concave Easterly andof '73 Models. Call 323.557 Or $31 0EimAv,.3fl.373 $1,900. 621.00.49. are as follows: rvtitianc, and eke away CASH. GALLERIES, 3226917. having a deg. SI' 03" West, said point Northerly, along the arc of said radius of 2,391.03 ring Seminole County Cornbeing WillIam Gene Russell __Deaitr SOUND INTERESTING? CALL felt; thence run 1,313.44 feet North N dig, 33' Ii' LARRYSAXONINC REALTOR "Get Em While Robert Michael Valone curve, through a central angle of 6 Northerly, along 'as4)r Richard Williams from 6 loS p.m. at the borne __________________________ TIlL T'.ADE PEOPLE. ______________________ the arc t said East of the Noflhweit corner of said Dated at Sanforø, Seminole . deg. 27' 45" a distanc, of 373.13 leef curve, through a central angle of 17 of Phyllis and Art GrInle, 115 Uve Oak Lane, Spring WALKING Section 27, and the end of this center COUnty, Florida, September DISTANCE TO They're Hot" 79, I75 lathe end of said curve; thence run dig. SI' 35" a distanc, of 51.05 feet line Of SHOPPING PLAZA- Brand new Construction descript Valley Farms. Call Susan Upton or Barbara Wlnnlngham North 6 dig. 31' IS" East a distance PublIsh: Oct. 4, 11, 15, 33, 1915 to the end of said curve; thence run 2 BR, 3 bath, central heat I air DEE.34 of 7911 fee' to the beginnIng of a Norm The g3uer:,n,oni has for Uchots. released 0 dig. 23' 33" East a distance Containing 4,353 square Conditioning, walI.to.wall curve concave Wester', md having of $45.30 ,°-' mos',,'',r subsidized housing to G PE'.L ESTAT: feet to the beomnnina of a fa4peat Caididete for Seminole Ci)5fl IN THU CIRCUIT couw,. .t petino. Darco., Aikioo t'ilSi acres). flO1C 0' 1 - FCUI) UT quolurleg ouyers. New houses in a reef; thence run curve concave East'rly -3227491 — and having are. lying In existIng road right ° FOR $IMiNOLipyi rnls'lon district 1, will be honored ala coc'ail party Northerly, along the arc of said a radius of rural area P4o down payment, of FLORIDA DYNAMIC PROPERTIES _________________________ 2.544,75 ..et; thence run way. curve, through a central angle of? Northerly, along the arc of said from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Highlands Clubhouse, Monthly payments less than rent S V. Hardwic Broker CASE NO. 74'IS22.CA.es.p Sanford's newest residential neighborhood 4' Call to see ii you qualify a DeItona.ãj 4411 distance 0. 'I.1i lee, curve, through a central anole of a Shepard Road. Sheoah, Winter Springs. RI: THU eneva You and MARRIAGE O I,.• ui, each of ! . -- ,.,,,,, .riq ,onfl line Of said dig. 71' "'wy ROSALIE SABRA TUCKER, SUNLAND ESTATES- 205 Bamboo Section 27 to a point on said curve to the 43" a distance of 323)3 feet severally notified that the plaintiffs M. UNSWORTH end of said curve; thence run filed Its sworn Complaint, togqtpwi Petitioner, Dr., Owner. 3 BR, central H I, A, of the kindergarten through second grade, Forest City Aluminum a complete kItchen with dish. Home Improvamonts Rig. Real Estate Broker deg. SI' 02" Weit, laid point being of 79.4.4 feet to the Luxury Patio Apartments beginning of a above styled Court against yoj an washer, dual drive. Many extras. Elementary at 10 a.m. 1,343.65 feet North N deg. 33' II" curve concave •o3 Westerly ant having each of you as defendants seeking to Respontlent. u c.in Over your home *tPi OILS'fl 521,300 3.49.3371 East of the Northwest corner 01 said a radius of 2,041.79 First Christian Church, 1600 Sanford Avenue, SanCarpentry. 9,*iioi'*,j, NOTICE o ACTION feet; thence run Condemn the above described TO: WALTER idog & Sottut SyStem H. TUCKER, JR. Section2l,andthe,ndofthuscenter Northerly, along the arc .i'0m Work t '(.,'ns1. Bonvi,'-ri of said property Iced, rummage sale Oct 7,8,9. BedroomApts. • VA financlng.Nothing Down • FHA EXPENT LAWN CAI4E Root'- q Gutters 20 p'S r-. located in Seminole Longwood area— Living In coUntry lifi of Construct description, Residence Unknown Free estimate 2 atii curve, through a central angle of? County, Florida, by Eminent COUNTRY LAKEFRONT Mowing, Edge-sq. Trimming Eaqie Sdnq iet, One with city comfort. Co 151 9SI3 Slory 3 BR, 2'. baths, dig. YOU go" a distance of 391.11 fee, .1 ARE NOTIFIED that an Domain PrOCeedings. 8AThRDAY,OBERI Estimates all brick home. I' -i acres, zoned A. Phone3ll 1792 Containing 49.399 square feet (1.135) to a Point on . Conventional-5% Down Kitchen Equipped Enjoyclean air and spectacular one -.4rido* Wathir. 'lao, Strupp;,'ig & Free " action for Ols$Olullojs of MarrIage the North line of said You are further noti,i that the Ms _________________________ acres), more or less been 1, would consider option Z'O Pspeiati. Griwib Federation Day, noon, lease mile scenic view on big crystal Wax nc. Carpet SectIon 71 to a point on said curve tiled against you and yo Adult.Family Shampooing " lila. 531.2335. Beauty Core OWNED BY: SEABOARD COAST havingatangent,lng0fP40 before cr,e esmat _____ Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson, Orlando. Plaintiffj call up for hearing are required to serve a copy ot your clear Swimming & boating lake, thewIll Homes ready Honorable Kenneth M. wrItten defenses, for your inspection Pest Control LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, dig. SI' 02" West, said point being Lefflet', one of One Bedroom while relaxing on the carpeted If any, to'it WEED A HOME? 5)00 oown the Judges of formerly The Sanford and lndiin 1.343 U Itet North Central Pleat I Air CondItionIng. andimrnediateoCcupanCy glassed huge Iakeview porch. N deg. s' is" tie FRANK C. WHIGHAM, ESQUIRE, above styled Court on the Oeco Ge From Soddy of CeetraJ payment to qualified buyers. 3 22nd day pe,i,•5 River Railroad Company and The Fr free estimates, call Carl TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON _'W Many large pines accent this EastoftheNoflhwntcorcisaid ci NOVbç, A. 0., 1q76. at BR, I, baths, central Pueat, lttOy, wtioe_e ad. flOrIda, 3p.m. to 1 a.rn., 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry. South Florida Railroad Company Sectionn Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 4:00 dress is STENSTROM, DAVIS almost new creative 3 BR, 2"a , andtheefldoftttiscinter o'clock ART BROWN PEST CONTROL & P.M., intheSeminolecounty MCINTOSH, As low as 110.000. 1??). and the Savannah SanfOrdAve..4BiocktSouthofAirportBIvd Florida and line of construction description. First 322 5742 German meal served beginning at 4 P.m. bath custom dream. Formal -- --_ Post Office Box 1320. 2547 Park Drive Courthouse. Sanford, Seminole Western Railroad Company, and by her, dining & living rooms, in. Sanford, Florida, mn,onOf.b4fo,.e STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If FOR INFORMATION CONTACT rwo County, Florida, 322 N63 STORY stucco, its application I 1505 W. BR. 2 bath, cOmolldation with theAttanfic Coast ConIaning Senior Clthus Tsr to &. Pdershorg to visit the for October7, formal kitchen & family room, 35.011 sQuare feet (0.504 an Order of Taking In Clitsif led Ads Øidn't work there I976,andfiletheorlginal Line Railroad Company and by family room, large separate ______________________________________ accordance wilts Fully equIpped for real family acre), more or less, exclusive Clerk ,utdo'tbe __ V Sunken Gardens, Leave Sanford Civic Center at 8 a.m. with its Declaration of Taking betoethe garage with convertible storage Carpet Cleaning merger with the Seaboard Air Line area s.rvice on Sanford, lb. living. Drive down the country lying in existing road right of heretofore filed in this cause. area. $i9,30, Petitioner's at. _________________________ WOy Roof Rpari. Carpentry. Pnlng, lane through stately pines, into Piano Services All torney or Immediatety tfsereafler; parties to this Suit and all other othI a BUILDER.DEVELOPER Retirn at 6-6:30 p.m. 'tome Rpirs. Gunering. Cement your serenity. If you love the default will be entered ---country and lake front living, and UjCCT TO. GE,,EKAL MOP- INTEREST, if any, ci JOHN L. time and place designated FoWkat Rally '7$, sponsored by Seminole Corn.(ug Snampooing- Living room, WElT REALTY ___________________________ ant TGAGE recorded in Official CASSADY Slog ant think a m,mut will invest $51,900. you will buy be In the Pe$Itiov, to-wIt: A dissoiti dining area, hall-regardt and DONALD G. ii heard ,,tets.onJily Managed Req. munity College and Seminole County League of Real Estate Broker, 321 05.1) Records Book 95, page 133 an Womefl " GALLA(plttR In and to the this one. Call for an appt. now. claist ud ads c'-int work, there Lef a Classified Ad help you tind size, $19.9S. 322-35.11. 722741 permanent custody of AND 3220779 SUPPLEMENTAL MORTGAGE foilowing: 323.7 Voters, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., at college ampltheater.' Music the minor child born woJ;dfl I more room for e storage. Classified issue of the ________________________ recorded in OfficIal Records Book Each defendant Is hereby marriage MARK ARNOLD Cliff Jordan Realtor Ails timid buyers last. — -provided by B. T. MlIwce Bard required to serve written defenses, 93, page 233 in favor of UNITED PART Ill ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. $3) •2n TUCKER, In ftie Petitioner; per. if any, to said Complaint on: STATES TRUST COMPANY OF manent alimony; BROKERS TUESDAY, OCTOBER THOMAS G. FREEMAN, permanent child NEW YORK and WILLIAM M That par? of: support; attorneys lees and the Oays-3fl 6)23 County Attorney Wemen'sAaIIliary,vFWst1o1mSfo,5p HOWELL, as Trustees; ant costs ci this scti; lod equltaie Nights-3fl 2352 Seminole County Meetimu, at 1k. Dn.4 Alt _.t__. a_ -EIGHT cuppi raI.yA,5 aan A part of LOP 24. CPDiI. , ''0 (UI 111C111U513 STY 10 au.ena. " P.O Box 70 -. -Altereton, Or,si Makng. Drape's, Sanford- 3 BR, i"tbath. $100 down, TGAGE ricord.d In Official MOCK SUBDIVISPd recore in LiGHT HAULING I YARD and personal Property Of the parties Attamonte Springs, FiCs'ida LJphls'ry $177.37 total monthly payment. li )2Q7Q7 Records Book 627, page 231 in favor Plal Book 7. page 3, Public Records including Life ln ANDGARAGECLIAN.UP ESTFRSON LAND CLEARING awd 01 the real property 32701 WEI)NESDAy, OCTOBER 13 annual Pd. rate, 36.0 mos. 1)5.500. of UNITED STATES TRUST Cf Seminole County, Florida, lying on or before the hIlt da Phone 349 53?) owned by the Parties as tenants Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work. by wuthinthe10Ofootrlgtofy0f, COMPANY NEW YORK • Fill dirt, top Ot Wcsmen's Atzlil.ry VFW Post 10100, Sanford, 8p.m. Cf Uieentir,tlettothe Petitioner, said November, A. 0., 974. and file the WANT TO SELL We handle government ROGER LMAINE,atTnjstm; anti Seaboard Coast Line Railroad original with the Clerk of the above Property being moore Particularly CoPPcItpaJty,PostHorJ)eonlaf,LEy53.y YOUR HOME? repolsessonj, . ' ''ae Salei .are 'i Season 1,11 the all area. Small MORTGAGE recorded in Official Company; styled Court 00 laid date, to Show aescribed as follows: invited. Get some new Buying a nw hCme? Moving to an people aouut ii With 0 ClaSsified ttliet pays closing costs. TRAILER IIOMESIJ'F Just Records Book 73,page l?Iinf Cause what right, title, Interest Cr L0t9, TEE'NGREENESTATES apartment? Ad e- the HirIld 372 2611. ()yeyyj reduced. A beautiiul 2.13 acres of Ea,lrosmentaj Changes and Their MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY lying within 50 feet each 115, lien 531 Welcomes Get some action with a Herald you or any of you h-ave In according to the Plat thereof as CRANKCON'STREALTY described 95i) complete center with septic. well, elect., Tree Trimmng, Cutting line and NELSON H. STRITEHOFF, recorde4 , Impact on the Balaiice of Nature class, 9:30 a.m. at in Flat look II, Page i3 ClaSsified andtotnepropeftydesc,i4ifl$5 con$truct ad. We'll help you wilts REALTORS-S.I0 606) of State Road - ti properly Zoned A good sized Trustees; ant Rernov-ng. Licensed ano lns reti the Public Records Of Seminole 4)9, Complaint and to fl 414 that wilt bring fast sate. lisowcause if any County, Florida Florida Powes and Ugl*, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., led by Ira 77010; Eves. 323 751' _____________________________ pond is yours too for lust $10,300. You Phone 323 14i3 or 2'2Y 14f _______________________ THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL IN. Section you have, Why said property $hOtiid CALL 372 1611 H OMES of DISTINCTION HUGHEY EQUIPMENT WITNE5$ my hand and seal of Lake Mary — I BR, I'i bath new LAKE HARtlEY ACRETTES Records Book I Lite Clearing: Mowing. Discing: Sasrd Optimist meetIng, noon, Holiday Inn Sanhomes 741, page 695 in favor Sctioa 27, Township 20 Sovth, Purposes as set forth In the Corn Large Wooded Lo:s bedroom. 1 bath moblle home on down. Start at sn.soo with pp ............. Fill Dirt: Clay, Rock: S-arid. of MERCANTILE SAFE DEPOSIT oh,.... . .. ...."V , A:_D., 1776. ford. plainl -filed Mr.in it .,.. "'" '" ' '.w v arrecys Home Improvements UT 'cia point being ° .ppr. i', acres. Small private (SEAL) Backhoe Loader Ph 3221527. so. i default iviiI be enticed builder. 13fl5..49 EQusl AND TRUST COMPANY and C. 1. 3.02157 teat North 95 dig. 14' 3" you Strett Lights against Hoig SdiwjlI, lake with ducks goes with this one 1 INMULLER, Ht Arthur H. Beckwlu,, Jr. for the relief demanded in the OPportunity U— for $16,000. Successor Eastofttte$outhwestcUt,cisaid Complaint Trusties; and As Clerk Of the Court Section 27; thenc, run Norm ii deg. By; Cherry Kay Travis CONSOLIUPTE,) MORTGAGE wES DRILLED, PUMPS WITNESS MY PIANO AND SEAL C MLS REALTORS 03" West a distance of 3,525.3$ BALL REALTY A Deputy Clerk recorded In Official PIntng. Reuniuieln4. General Records Book feet to the beginning SPRINKLER SYSTEM5 [_1FLORIOtU. of hid Court On the 21st day of STENSTROM DAVIS 3210041 53$. page 517 i'r'd FIRST SUP. concave Easterly and of having a curvea Septern, r Rig Real Estate Broker Rep.rs. Call 32') MiS Lawn Care _____________________________ (SEAL) A. 0., 1q76, & MCINTOSH All Pl, EMENTAL MORTGAGE r.div, of 2,39)53 feet, thenc, SALES-RENTALS 3017S.FRCNCH run APP(HNTM recorded in Official Records Book NorTherly, along the , Beckwllh, Jr repair and S'v -Cc I 517W. lit ST .Saggord ,laflit,ed Ads CON9TuCTlQN v.111 aheays guie you __ irc of 1114 OU Suite 22 ARE %cISSINC. SOME TI-IISiC ARRiVE All VJJ $3l.PaqeC3lnfavQrciCHEMICAL _______ Silt MACillPfl 4, 322 3441 or 3222757 alter lirl. Clark of the Circuit Court Much cur ve, Much More than lhrougnacmfralangleof 12 IF YOU '4AvEt'T TRIED ___________________ Post Olfice Box 1330 REDUCED$2,000 BANK and I F SADLER, as SUNSHINEATE __________________ By: Mary N Darden t 211 W 25th SUPPLY CO CALL 322 3 yva expect. Sanford, FIa. dig. II' 36" a distance of 5)9.06. fee, L Sanford, Florla 3277) CLASSIFIED AD LATE,.'v Trusties; and __________________ HI MAN 201W ml St DiPuty Clerk to the end oi said curve; 32.' t.J32 sq It, thenc, run ddIflons new carpeting Attorneys & roof, gas for Pefitio,. Publish Sept.77 a, OCt 1. 1I II, FINAL JUDGMENT re(r Remodeling ar. tamly mm . garage, argr in North 0 dig. 2)' 33" East a distance 010-119 1976 Publish Sept. 211 turnace, large fenced lot Near Oct. 1, II, is, 1,76 fenced yard separate StUdiO ________________________ high sctiool. 119.500 Owner 323 010130 53.000 equity & assume loan o 0522. d 137000.32)0503. ______ ______ ______ __________________ -- -______ ----'. -4 ______ Evening coo (11 :'I•i i) ( iw& - - , ._.... LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE •NBC NEWS • "-= BRADY J) NEWS Hunt Realty, Inc - _____________________ — Stenstrom Realty _________ . ' -'1Aornlng , JEANNIE as " ____________________ __________________ after , , as — CALENDAR' 725 and 825 ant, local , KANGAROO 8 MAC NEIL.LEHERERp.5. PORT 830 1$ COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 2 LILIAS YOGA i'ND Yo(J 'oo (2) PHIL OONJJ.gtJ ow. oouos SHOW (I) MOVIE. (tsfon.) lbs Cornpany sie ICieps." uzae Scott, Derfls O'Keede (B&V) tucii her w,ddsç plotis P a sr.o. p. lstui at MIvusota, FAIL OF EAGLES (4) (4) ALL'S FAIR: RIctierd andOedoy'splankwape,in nwriig ks a tern oray - Sanford Ave. - _______________ ' ' '' — - -- , " _ ______ ________ a.J-wiv. .. '' .. - . . - . , - ___________ __ ___ larger (Thin.) 'Mkstryof Fee,." Ray cim.lrsadon proWs im- - ' , - (51W) 1940. (Wed.) at die Window." Law A)TSs, Larain. Dey. (81W) 1942. L3ening bds Neele- whs itteiils to keep çiolbcs from , ' 195O.(Tuss.)lpi w.c. tic. MSdII4 ____ ______ — Used Office Furniture rwws, weedier, spoils) 'O (4) (1) CAP.TAtN.. mit beep issir cornmlImen no mafter sWiet dii ot25 or Pie cost 1971. CI) Ci) UAL*)E. i*s p. ... -____._.,_.._,_,,, CI) GOOD MORNING AMEA- by - , ICA: ("Good Itori*1 Fblda" ns- r., ' I11w$,CtL4). 6$ POPEYE AND FRIENDS ID 8 SESAME STREET at ____________________ _____________________ _____ r._. 10:00 Cl) CL EXECIJTWE SUITE: A u1ter who 10 a Vugldvs ' '----' . (BAWl 2 IN SCHOOL TELE. VISION: Orange County _______ from dii 10w, a tolow4ng a &oben love aftaI', and a porrograplj nosfo of Pie axeavss. OR1) - - I, IS I, 0 0 ' II C!) CI) PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 - SOUARES: New time period M_ACUS WE, M.D. a uomvs ------ ____________ Uardens New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 'J EXPERTS READY TO SERVE V JUST A PHONE CALL AWA - - REALTY Landscaping Siding Loin Care ____________ s, ' ----- ' 135 *oc*ass ama1 319E. --_ ----'- 25th St. Te.A ________ Bra Hey Odham.323467c) _______________________________ __________ e BUSINESS DIRECTOR Aiv' _________________ _____________ ___________ ______ ,-. - - ___ C]) WHEELOFFORTLPIE GAMBIT Id alloTFoRwoMEN ONLY:Cohools:PolyBergen, .F FIak, HOTSEAT 1130 a, OIJ'T L - --.. I We Buy Furniture - _'SANoRA_ Call Bait __________________________ ________________________ — - . sin, '' a (Mon., W.d., Fri.) 700 CLUB (Tue..) UFE IN ThE SPIRIT' fr-n) CHRISTIAN LIVING Ivaden the careers of several _____ " (84W) 1944. (Fit.) i4ddsn SHOW _____________ ____________ MSI..TPS,.. ______________S'iW.t. 4 __________ __________________________ o __________ ______ .' ____________ _____ - - I' .fl -' ' ft(Iffli -(v/, _______ -_ - J:MuY SWAGGART "'"'----------- Stenstrom Realty ________________________ ________________ 7-00 (2) •1DAy (J at 725 and 625). (4) (1) CBS NEWS: (730,5 _____ —, - 68 PAUL HARVEY _ _____________________ '''" 656 DALY DEVOTiONAl. 630 (4) (1) PHYt'J&Ptbst Sanford Auction - __ - siadud by Congrs.s to reprs a i1 ____________________ ___________________ . (') HUNAN ASiA liONS AND SCHOOL 015.. CIPLINE , _______ - l T H £ A 0 A II 8 CHRONICLES, Mvs Ais -Difomat (17761753). Per- .i. - - 6:30 (4) KIJTANA CL suijjr SEME ___ '' ________ FiLES IN EDUCAmN (Fd.) NilE: Guu Ron DOrUV EIl1 PUBLIC AUCTION Mon., Oct 4, 7:30 P,M. - ______________ d.)OaCC:pR PRE OF HEALTH: verily of Flor4ds. onkom,toe. CL 'THE CAPTAIN ANDTEN- k _________ _____________________ , 600 T SUNRJ$EJII 610 ALMANAC 6:15 CL SUNSH AL 625 Cl) (n) WITH ThIS RING (Tue.., Thur..) I DREAM OF -. a loss toy words when Pier ($5udev asks tot athic. on msOk. perlokii to liii conbvl. a PEOPLE TO PEo 900 tiac MOVIE. "p, Give an Inch," Puti tlewman, Las Revnl. SIo, of a o.e ______ - ThEHOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. Null. Olson (Muon Afnlm) uses a mss fl lfld ane , _______ - . . - _----_ Colbert Realty - Tu.s day DA REPORT (4) CI) RHODA: A hiaiomw mauls a - _____ _____________________ Cmio CAMERA N RAi FRI. ' - CI) THE F51(R) TIE BANK di* - - 12:00 CI) WILD, WILD WEST U 'THE UNTOUCHABLES 0$ HOGAN'S HEROES t _______ $100 Reward • 11 CI) JOHN MCKAY SHOW _ ________ _____ 100 ( — Noon _____ C2) WiLD KINGDOM I Publication a MARY • ws.o Fost Greene Inc. __________________ ' t$ feetkmny heed coiM of , (A) U i DREAMOEAMIJE D ci WILD w ANNALS xoo 2' MACNEAL.LEHEAER RERT STAR TREJ( : ____________________ Noon The V. 1V1.A 4) ________________ • a :: a MAYBERRY n - . TOlff - HOURS Preempted .0 MM JRICE SHOW 11:00 (I) (4) (1) NEWS U WILD, WILD WEST 1 UUAS, YOGA Aplo You MAJOJ4Q fl CIJ4 FUTURA BY SINGER - a 100CLUS EB4CYoNE I) m.o 1s1*Opslb,ns,soI some of beet poena of Taruiyeon and lç. 1*1 _______ _________ _________ Where to g fur all the inforniatjui, you need about your n; corn- ____________ ___________________ _______ - - ___ - - Land Clearing _____ __________________ - ________ ' _ Hauling ________________ _______ ______ ' munit y. __ HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT ________ 034 9.212 Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETT 534-9212 Cass*lberry Winter Springs Forest City Aitamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 834 9212 Aitamonte Springs LOn'gwood Tree Service — JACK If lCNOt.lOe IN L.. 'THE FORTUNE" I _____________ L_hu, I IAIK' $UM(AY CALl, 111 __ I I _.- .CONOMY NITU - - - a.. _ Walt Drilling -. 714111 IlIA Landscaping & ' (East) HILDA RICHMOND 514 3I7 DrIton _______ ____________ lIe _____ - - _____ C . ______ ________________ - .r' '0 '.)f1.(.5...'4.fl.' 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W7..4' ~,:- �NurW,knfsu'd,FL Miulpy, Oct. 4,19Th SLONDII Odc ________________________________ I Globe-trot CAN PUT tWU MAIfl UP t CAMS TO BED WMW 1r N THOSE SILLY MY HAIR N AMAT5 MI Answ.t to Pri,fous Pun1 Young NOSINö WHAT 'YVu'O *cuou LOOliC UI( N THE cuR stnngn 35 French i MMNING 36 S'Rosort in Haiti 13 More expensive Mort Walker 140W ARE TWLI OMEr4niw mj.g A4EATBAu.ø, J X BEETLE lOI1LPN1 A51D _______ _________ _____ _______ ME 25 Fiat-bottomed WAVE macaw II Oil BIas author 12 Cooking vessel 14 Ceremony 17 Greek dawn 50 Devotees boat DOWN 26 Gibbon 2l Merchant guild I Prayer 28 Jargon 2 Family 30 Ousdos high member -. f, note 3 jk 32 Because 33 Areas -- Iowa 40 officious 20 Enlarge upon 41 woos Resinous fruit 44 Feminine -- Fats nickname 22 Tropical 24 (Malrauc) r r 6 7 ____ ______ THE BORN LOSER _________ ______ _____________ ___ OUR To FIT O1______ AFRAi p 19 _______ — _____ MP ID 9LAP MEAFFV JL&S I. ______ 120 — —— ____ 30 ——— ___ — ____ 43 1 can be especially rewarding for They will be both enjoyable NW 0.41*,. — —ANDThEy 41 I RATHER JUQls.Of BUT I WHArS WNG,. I CAST S MELTED HOW LIKE THEM SCFlcj9 THEYJ ALL THEY LOCK THESE .IF 'iVu WANT THEM, t __________________ NT VEROIICA! FIGuR5 MISSHAPEN AND ABSTRAcTS 'iOi CM OLJTCFPLASTIC. OlSTTEO! IL GIVE SOME04 LEFT 0 TWO SUCKS ___ ___________ ______ • c $,op article on hiatal hernia has given me some thought and I hope you wi ll be able to advise me. For t he past 18 months I have had trouble, especially after ea ting, with Natal hernia. lwas toW to elevate the head of my bed eight inches and not to lie down for at least an hour by Howl. Schneider M'/ WE 1tLD & E.mIER I MA CR U*IL LEAVE Me 'IOu FEEL? , CR ..j: '' Lamb Pass 3V Pass 4, contract again. These exercises __ trouble I was told to continue ra ising each leg 10 times both legs 10 times two or three times a day. The leg exercises help my io.q. BUGS BUNNY ' AGE DU ' WHAT r NDER) IN CHEFS SPECIAL! TO SH IREO IN A T(HEN SPECIAl- Skim E / stomach contents backward position with the feet off the 10 4 i -- '-' -'. i- PRISCILLA'S POP YOU MEAN 'iZ)U CT TAKE M's' SRCKEN - ______ ___________ 4FERTISI NG ' BROKERS I _____________________ CLOTHES DRYERS _______ __________________________ —_ p239 9 PR?ER OUR ~_7 .sp per cent of the 1976 goal, campaign officials announced Monday. Joe Hartwig, county chairman for this year's United Way effort, presented reports at a meeting of the Sanford Rotary Club Indicating that $32,065.63 has been collected toward the SnInole goal of $186,279. RotarIansheardreportsfrommostofthechaenof _____ the eight United Way divisions in the county. Campaign workers have until Oct. to reach the target figure. _______ per capita for the first time and last year they Increased to People who need to exercise Most people do better waiting is true that exercises that before lying down rather than en the abdomen help just one how'. I am sen $O&Rg. about $l,28 for each county resident, Hartwig said. A S21A4 kickoff effort on Sept. 28 got the 1976 drive . under way with 11.4 per cent of Its goal collected, Hartwig ld listeners. The foUowthg figures were reported for collections during the first week of the campaign: Pilot division, $9,183; feature and agency division, .. k / ___ I' $3,860; commercial di vision, $14,470; fin ancial division, $L,60, pubhc employes division, SI,IW; black dhi isio ng you $410. No figures were yet available from the professional, pecial gifts di visions. __________________________________ .,-, Just address your letter to me MODEL. iIth' '—j-j _________ in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. / ?Ui1 11), by T K. Ryan a"Y' WASAOMW fAaMOV 2AW,JM. /MAMMA IWIM..-INERES A *mpwry tj6Hr COMM FRC.S1 TH QUICKSIANP aA1 wK4-r SEQUINS s nee () COL1L.p? ava 5KkfMffXr MAWVMM wffsftw )WAmE m Vø/Mj7t bY rAwAm, SCAM ftzm —1 ry Gar ' Td ne ov me/lu 4k*:~,J I _ ' I (Th16r Lf ' _ llconseandtoaetmog. dards in the community. Orlando prefaced his remarks to the board by noting that Mike Pinter, owner of Club aivi 10 of his employes were acquitted In county co urt last week of breaking state laws concerning the exposure of _________ D J L _____ nected and a "closed" sign firmly affixed to lt Sanford door. He said that Pinter appeared on television afterwards "announcing to the wor ld" that the club would now feature the nude dancing. He said the nightspot had a sign posted that the Court decision was a "total victory for adults." Orlando said he received moretelephoflecallsandlettei., concerning the Juana operation Blast w Off, I 1 ission rcode granting the council power Herald photo by Tom Vincent) to regulate "nuisances" II) READY, a AIM ... Sanford Chamber of Commerce Personality Break. COMMUnity and to enforce laws, dding that a U.S. Supreme Court decision empower3 the i ng and Nathan Van Meter opposed _. County Back Dru ie establishment across town, nuisance. Th ey complained about drug transactions, youngsters urinating on buildings and lawns, loud music, profanity, reckless in th e Palm Plaza shopping center on South Sanford Avenue. Blast-Off owner Kenneth Eden drivin g, vandalism, littering and other disturbances in the area. could not be reached for cornment. offered pinball machines, snack bars and jukeboxes. Hot Foot's emphasized foosball, a table A half-dozen neighbors of Blast- in. fo rmation that "ocked me to the socks." Councilmen Charles Sizer b01 25th Street. Their complaints echoed testimony given by Hot Foot's neighbors. At the Hot Foot's hearing, 11 people offered swç testimony - for Blast-Off, which was located Orlando said he spent two il Blast-Off Amusements, Sanford's only remaining game room, closed its doors Friday — just four days after the city commission revoked the oc- An Oct. 11 public hearing had been set on revoking the license fast this morning. One pump on the foot pedal of the hours Monday with Jack Fulengun builds up pressure for one shot. Simultaneously, wider of State Attorney Abbott Herring's to office and was a half-cc of vaccine Is Injected Into the jet gun privileged review system. Then the patient gets It in the arm. Vaccine Arrives, Page 2 A - - ... -••-- s--. (H er ald photo by lld,ard Wills) It was all over for Blast-Off this morning as hangout's phone was discon. sexual Organs In a vulgar and indecent manner. Off attended th e Sept. 28 hearing on Hot Foot's, an amusement center on French Avenue near The two amusement centers soccer game, and did not have any pool tables. Blast-Off did have pool tables. Orlando's move to gain an pinion from McIntosh, saying they needed more time to consider the matter and that it should more properly Special Mediator Hears g F u n d B i d discussed In a work session before coming to the board for The Seminole County Corn- of st rong-arm tactics against action. Sizer said Or lando was mission today voted to sponsor persons arrested in drug raids "grandstanding." ___________________ Se rn i n o I e Sc ho o I s p u the Central Florida Task Force Three law enforcement in its $237, application for agencies withdrew from the By KRIS NASH Moore, called as th e .SF.A's money," Moore told the special federal funds used to battle task force. They were_____________ the Today tes Do drug-related activities in Brevard County Sheriff's Seminole and other counties. Department, Orlando Police Dennis Stuart, ad- Department and the Orange Herald Staff Writer first witness by association master. -It's putting class size executive director F.E. (Gene) as your number one priority The president of the Seminole Grooms, said class size is a and adjusting the budget acAround The Clock ..........4-A Education Associaton (SEA) question of "basically, where cordingly." Bridge . .. ...............#.B told a special mediator today the principal puts the ClaSs size was the first of __________________________ ministrative assistant of the County Sheriff's Departinent. Orlando-based Drug EnforceAfter the three agencies Calendar ..............3-A ment Administration IDEA), said the federal grant will be withdrew, the Orange County Comics....................4-B that reduction of class sizes in priorities" in each Individual seven items to be brought county schools would upgrade school. before Stowell for con- matched by $43,000 In funds Commission also backed out of Crossword ............4-B the level of education received "It's not a case of a lot of sideration. Others include 4-A by students and would cost area money coming into the (school) recognition. salary schedules, from nine Florida law en- its role as DEA sponsor. Then Editorial'. ......... pril V the Seminole County Dear Abby ........... forcement agencies. system," Moore said, "it's compensation and expenses, Commission agreed to a.sswne Dr. Lamb ............ ...4-B William Moore made the simply a matter of priorities medical and health protection, Stuart said the agency plans the role as the go-between horoscope .............4-B statement in testimony given within each school. Does the term of agreement and Into increase th e number of local Hospital ... ........... ..2-A before Douglas Stowell, a principal put (the p agents. agents from 11 to 20. Present agency for federal ag riority) in Stitutional considerations. . Obituaries .............2-A specij mediator sent in by the class size, or does he put it in funding expired on Dec. 31. Stowell, whose name was Stuart indicated tod ay the Sports. ...........7-A state to hear arguments on administrative and clerical, or selected from a l 'Me task force came under three agencies may rejoin Telesislou ist submitted 2-B items that have stalled contract custodial and maintenance, or by the Florida Public Employes fire earlier this year after so me before grant application Is Weather ..............2-A nrentic' agents were auei made. NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. flubert if. bladder. Barring unforeseen compli cations, the Minneso(a Democat could beba ckonf his by early December, his surgeon says. Humphrey, 65, was admitted to the hospital Monday and was to undergo tests today. The _ _______ ______ i ' revoke the topless go-go establishment's occupational ' preparation for the removal of a cancerous ' -. A . Humphrey, reportedly In his usual good amlow ______ I U 5K 7M7 XZR _qx Pw =WMS L4QLY 7)as £W/44lE10 . Women .............1-B Knife _ "I thought about a meaningful relationship with Bob, but I found out it involved cooking!" RY alter (üicf I (Innan S oriaraio was unsuccessful In gaiflingiofficient support from his colleagues to have the at. tOtfly interpret city law to find If e council has authority to Surgeon's Awaits Humphrey 10 DOONESBU TUMBLEWEEDS Chi.stensen took 11w adion . negotiations for Seminole's whatever' approximately 1,600 teachers. "It's not a case of more SeeMEDIATOR, Page 2-A education and s ' envelope with 50 cents for it. .LiWERED _____ Seminole County United Way workers have already _______ cntract your abdominal complete Information. Others who want this Issue can send a muscles, relax teni and long, stamped, self-addressed THIS is 2l9 9 . % Mark collected monies or pledges amounting to more than 17 di Th th e Heal Letter num be r 4-8, support the back and are often Hiatal Hernia, Esophageal very useful. You can stand or Sit up straight and vnlllntisrijy Reflux, to give fllI more ELECTRIC I muscles. Remember, though, I streng Tq~J n Hartwig prefaced ereports by remarking that each year United Way goals have grown higher but that they have always been met. In 1974, contributions exceeded $l th - Fu d you squeeze the collapeibie while doing leg lift exercises to bottle with lntra.abdomjnal strengthen your a bd ominal pressure from exercise or by ________ P1 I'lie hanging Position is good other means you will squeeze do not rccommend these for you the stomach contents out the if you have any e vidence at all of back pr0lems unless your open bottle top. Also it you ben over you will cause the same own doctor has first approved 01 them. thing AND ERNEST 4. 17 by Gill Fox lie flat the stomach contents for many back ailments. You would run out of the bottle. If will get some mild traction oi l — diaphragm connected to the p'i;ition. esophagus. Obviously when you 1 GLANCES SIDE floor, then you can do modified into the lower esophagus. think of it as if the leg lifts while hanging. If you You stomach were a collapsible use a bar in the doorway you water bo ttle wi th the top off and can brace your head against the the top of the bottle Inserted top of the wall or top of the door through the hole in the jamb to help you hold yo ur - by Al WRE NOT THAT KIND OF PLACE, p good bid. It would only fall and will receive copies of because of the 3-0 trump JACOB)' MODERN I enough to pull yo urself up and hole in the diaphragm, results In a leakage of the hold yourself in the chin-up -" -- office. Hepointedto various sections of the city Charter and criminal (Do you have a question mere two-heart overcall. His newspaper. The Jacobys ws ____ Monday night. - observed the operation of the court. William Nolan, also known as FredVlCk James Gearing, 37, of Beach, pleaded dWity to a Iriff-UM -bzgft of Udor& Middle School. He had given an incorrect nzne and address to Police and a bondsman when arrested and failed to appear in . circuit court for t rial on March fl. Already sentenced to a four-year prison term from Orange "I've been in seven prisons and I'm not proud of it. If someone had taken the time with me that you (Judge Cowan) took defendants appearing before you today, I wouldn't be here." on _ cityhave L setthe moral standards. authorities say Is also wanted for escape from a Texas prison, Immunization program In Central Florida, "We power to outlaw looked toward the visiting students in court room and said, demonstrates the Ped-Jet gqn for the Greater nudity In Casselberry," he d. move toward a slam later. four-club bid was a mild slam answer individual questions can hang onto as a chinning too. ur hearts he still thought envelopes are enclosed The DEAR READER — Hiatal bar. Some people put one in a about a further bid." most interesting questions hernia, the he','nla of part of the doorway and use it for chin-up Oswald: "Six hearts Is a will be used in this column stomach through an enlarged exercises. If you are strong - TRYING TO EARN MONEY TO A second exercise method is appreciate your reply aiid -; 10 All his bids except the last - than on any other Item before the city during his two years In try and when I signed off at if stamped, self-addressed fo ; '""' the all-time greats, sat South. many of my neighbors would to use a bar or something YOU , - - STEW... I d. one of . County and three years from Pinellas County, Nolan, who Tom Cook, regional coordinator of th e swine flu favor, g u I a t'ip - Judge Cowart also meted five years probation for a second doing Uem as it may worsen domlnal muscles each time you gave him slight problems. He for the experts? Write 'Ask my Natal hernia. I would really lift the leg will help a lot, had a tremendous hand for a the Jacobys" care of this . DED.' / * reconunend here. If you can stand comfortably with one hand on a table or strong chair I was wondering if! should quit while contracting the ab- we' IV; North 2 V. It Is what is sometimes that creates swings In their called a temporizing bid and exercises was hiatal hernia and standi ng- Standing leg lifts (N SLICES SOut h as such is a one-round force. back but also cause pressure In Jim: "Here Is a hand to South may just be asking Illustrate. I was North. Th ou can stand on one foot and game was rubber bridge e North to choose the final the abdominal region. You said an exception to doing these leg then raise the other leg while contract or many be going ln the late John Crawfor by Stoffel a Hoirn&hl I R!CO4ME Anyone with back problems all really great bridge players should check wi th his doctor have Is table presence. They before doing the exercises I seem to have a sixth sense the three-heart bid by South in th e sequence: North 1 Re Cassel berry City• Atty. th Mc!ntoshwudll.j byMayorGeraldoj school." What is the significance of Oswald: "Theone thing that J u an a determine the city's authority and responsibility to regulate the operations at Club Juana, amid a chorus of "Amen," from a packed council chamber the Howard University business administration Tate claims to have earned, because on the forged local check the woman's name, Imprinted on the document, wasn't spelled right In the forged signat ure and "hundred" was also incorrectly spelled. "You want the esteem and status of a medical doctor," court noted, "but you don't wan t to pay the price of 10 years in the Impression it was a bluff — not a sure th ing." Pass 4 Pass Pass Dbl. Pass Pass Redbl. Pass pass Pau Opening lead 9 \.. a doctor, "You're an unusual person, Mr. Tate," Cowart d, "but you Oswald: "Johnny's redouble was the frosting on the cake. He must have knowo that West and East would not run to four spades." Jim: "Tha t's what he tol me afterwards. He said tha he redoubled Instantly to give West Neflb K want to go through all that He admitt ed under questioning by Cowan that he visited jio1e Mem orial Hospital while In Sanford and Impersonating away undoubled." 4A—K Q 6 Both vulnerable the na usea which Ihad after my abdomen while keeping that noon nap. Because of back open bottle upright. £ £10743 5.7111 aK3 K9s6532 Dr • DEAR DR. LAMB - Your UK & MEEK £J$2 _______________________ BYLawTeflCCE.LaXnb,M.D. P. West was one o EAST (DI His partner had opened the £AJ5754 bIdding. He held a sure trump V— trick and a side king. •AQ4 Crawford wasn't going to get • ., pharmacist and while dating her stole her CheckbOOk. He adrnitted forging a hundred dollar check payable to "Dr. C.R. Tate, M.D." and endorsing the check and cashing It at the Goldsboro Bar on W. 13th St. Tate told the court that his mother was a Chicago doctor who those frustrated near experts:V WEST £96 VQJ7 K 10965 Abolity Exercise SPACE Jim: " 95 - year's probation In 1974 In Chicago after he ad up a lddwc oo treated Patients and was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. Tate said he came to Sanford 'to took around," met a local fly OSWAIJ) and JAMES JACOBY — break. I suppose he had noted NORTH something in West's manner 10 2 that told him trumps weren't 2 going to break." .i 8132 Hemia Limits _______ OUTER . - , —— 4 I THEM IN THE 6UN —— — — n Henld Staff wrfter ,jburglary In Walton and Osceola counties and said that he got a WIN AT BRIDGE 45 by Bob Mont ________________________ ; A 211-year-old Jacksonville man who admitted traveling the 1 .. 11 .. PIe1dlng guilty to forging a $100 check stolen from a pharmacist. Roy Tate, who told Qrcult Judge Joe A. Cowed Jr. that be has ?dXflJelf many times as "Dr. CR. Tate, M.D.," Is already serving two year, in state prison for violation of probation in a Jacksonville bed check case. __ Judge Cowart ordered the probation in the loia1 ii the prison term. "I'm accepting you for you really are fraud," Cowart told Tate, and ordered a3acondJtion ofprobafton that be I. r no circumstances, at any time Impersonate a medical doctor," ' men Greets Move By DONNA ESTES , for. When you act like ramifications, — VIRGO (Aug. Z3-SpL 22) Be take charge person, you'll especially tolerant of those you respect of your peers. — — deal with on a one-to-one basis YOURBIRTHDAY today. Kindness can cement a Oct. 5, I!71 — bond. LIBRA ept. 230ct. 23) Try to apportion. your tIme Situations where you can put thtsyearsoyoucanunde your keen Imagination into play projects of a creative nature. 38 '4#t - .. g? cowdry posing as a medical doctor and even once opening a "clinic" was pla ced on seven years probation ———— ARCHIE hoo By BOB LLOYD ReraldStaff Writer you today. Avoid the mundane. rewarding to you. 10.4 lin , matters before you commit You'reafarbetterleadertoday yourself today. Understand all than yo u give yourself 21 — ____ —— ________________ 28 129 31 18 10 Cents .. "No." ssary —— Ir O LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) It is not lend out, speak up. Say nece understanding of any business PISCES (Feb. 20-Much )) 4 24 ___________________ ____ — Needs Into decisions —— ': - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11) Don't let yourself be preutred today. Make up Be watchful of your possessions your mind when you feel you're and resources today. If you have something you'd rather ready. a _ 7 __________byAr?S.nsom _____ HH*H, t'M 3 Tate CANCER (June 21-July 22) that tough. 46 Take food _____________________ __ _____ _____ Dr. then), you'll find they aren't too eager. r — ______________________ domineering, they'll only bug real interests will center around family matters. This s yo u ) as It should be. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 Thre's room at top for you CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Ja today, if you climb carefully. 19) Today, don't view probie You'll trip yourself up if you're timidly. Once you face up to 34 Locations 36 Monte 38— Mne goddess 31 Flecks substances 32 Alloys used for 4 City on the r 31 Winter 32711—Price Don't buck re feel Setz.rland West Virginia 9 Brazilian October Tu!y,5, 1976 Sanford, Florida tides and because of your Intense and use you obvious concern for thee well-being today. tied down. SAGI1TARW(NOv.2Dec. TAURUS April 20-May 20) Today, pick pets who are not too 21) Though m.iiy things will vie outgoing.!! they're too loud or for your attention today, your y• Island 6 Fruit drinks 27 Finnish capital lSoclaI.y.nt 2lEazsofcorn ' spirit 5 Ural 5 Tattles ritlif SCORPIO (Oct- 24-NOV. 22) ARIES (Marth 21-April 19) You may not be able to act like Those who are fond of you will the blithe spirit you want to be be even more enamored ____ ______ ______ ________ '°"fltC 23 ActuatiN 69th Year, No. ____ _____ 15 Organization mini of American name States (ab.) 45Rsyerin I6Dlrks TIeS, 18 Greek fteq. 19 Walked on °'01" 21 Cattle genus 48 English poet 22 Surpass -. For Tu.sday, Octob.r 5, 1976 ________________ tributary 40 City of flght 42 Daughter of Zeus (myth.) 3 12 p. BEETLE BAILEY ___________ _________________ ng I V RyBERMSEDEOSOL CE _______ ism Som.rser 9BiIowfn 10UtopIan d.. ____ resort capital t _________________________ HOROSCopE operation Thursday will probably last six to eight hours. Atanews conference Monday, Dr. Willet F. Whiternore said, "We have cvery reason to anticipate he will survive ive the sur erv, h a ve _ _ Did 4 __ __ 111116- three years ago for what was described until -' [OS ANGELES AP, — Former Secretary of Agriculture Earl Buu tnet twice with di rectors of the depa rtment's Cooperative Extension Services and helped then, cir. cuinvent federal laws against racial dis- / '- crimination in hiring in seven states, the Los Angeles limes said today. last April. Quoting unnamed sources in the Depart- - ruent of Agriculture, the 'fumes said Butz . secretly met twice in l3 wub directors of the department's Cooperative Extension Ser'.tces (rum the states for the purpose of get. Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, to sueceed Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana in the post Senate majority leader. Humphrey also isrunnlng for his fifth term in the Senate, hot issaidto be to little danger of losing. States ws to the useful Political life he has led to date." The immedi ate political effect of Humphrey's illness is unclear. The former vice president has been cam gnIng, against Help Shun An ti-B "ias L a an uneventful convalescence and be restored the last few days as a borderline tumor. He had been receiving an anticancer drug until Butz ting around the civil tights laws. There was no immediate comment frii BUTZ Hutz, who resigned Monday because of an ubicv ne racial slur aguia blacks. [)epart.mcnt records show that programs in Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Low. smna, Mar>land and Texas already had been found in violation of federal bans on di~,_ crinunatory hiring and faced funding cutoffs at the time 01 the meetings. Butz reportedly helped the states escape punishment by altering department regulation, to extend for an unilmited amount of time the deadline for agencies to com ply with the hiring standards, the Tunes said. Butz, who had tears in his eyes when annoimed his resignation Monday at tl White House, said he ,, 'continue to work tirelessly" for Ford's dection : :" � 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 04, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 04, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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NuiW. 's1t Ps. SLON DII q FrWsy, act. I. )7 chic P IN '1ou muLD I S D(MANO PLIAH M1 I iwjgA MU? iilow Y.mi I A 5*111?' F i...1 I Circus ACOU ilinsom 10 IN" CM HOROSCOPE __ Luorm 999W 45 Sorrow (Scot) 4$Flshiggs I Circus ft"s 49 performers are ckds SWhat YW iye atcircus *ie $ Q $7 Li nwis 12 Athena 13 Before S1GrwWgod '4 l 12 Involuntary __ _________________ For S&vrday, Octob.r _______ ___________ ___ _____ ____ ________ SUNDAY EDITION 21976 5' AllIES (March 21-April 19) get the tab. Frienda will be Involved in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.22) If many facets of your activities yOU'FC ielf-.ervthg today the oil today. In two situations, results won't amount to much. IS ICU(WIS twsIcP S Place of adortirnent Put the concerns of others 53 Mile deer however, they'll annoy you. is HaIf.eens presentation 3$ Used 54 Dispatched yours. All will benefit. TAURUS (April 20Mary 20) above I? Boys name • Coogers covering Nat SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Deg) IS Fiber plant 10 liii. 40 Circular thing Go Oral It'll take an adverse condition 20 Pastood II Trampled oday. to lump 21) Do more listening that, German to spark your bed efforts t 22 Eggs 19 Alva" WWI" You'll se rim to occasion. your talking today If you're with 24 Coterie 21 Evening (poet.)) 43tina 25 Gmnasrs persons you can learn from. 23 Nitrogen atom seaport pride will be at stake. "og bar COnP0Und 4$ Horse sounds GEMINI (May 2Wwse 20) Somethint valuable will be DOW N 21 Energy 25 Snare 47 33 Straight stick Rather than let any more time disclosed. 1 R*hB $ Used to secure 49 Sheep sounds 34 Wealthy CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 an. -;'No top 50 To be (Fr.) elapse, have a face-to-face 36 Lion soundg 2 Islands (Fr.) V Arabian 51 So4st disk Your material aspects look 19) meeting with one you've had 37 Large 3 Trim seaport 53 Kind of encouraging today, can very monkeYs It I itow gall misunderstanding with. 2$ Ecology (Sb.) 54 Biblical weed 39 He had an it S AdmissIon 30 Favorite flower 55 Leather WIN provided you don't leave things now be patched up. 41 ShOW (SCOtT charge 31 FtslQbt trucks (Ital.) CANCER (June 21-July 22) to ChalICe. 4201 punishment S Viii 32 Ages 58 Narrow AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. lt .' 44 Female bon 1 Birds' homes 35 Heed When conducting business 59 Perform today &n't let your heart rule Thls should bea day much to j - j'. 5 your head. Results you hope for your liking, yet you most guard will only be realised through against behaving eratically. 3 2 14 cool reason overr ule f inpractical negotIations. Aug. 22) You pulse. LEO (July ______ the ability to roll with the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) have J = — punches today. Don't view Don't feel you must Im. minor setbacks as major mediately return favors that — — _ others do for you today. You'll defeats, VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) have time to even the score = 26 27 __ 31 32 Your special talents and ex- 1MT. pertisehavehigh market value. YOUR BIRTHDAY Keep this in mind if someone Is bargaining for your LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. to do things today that are expand considerably this year. 45 inexpensive. Entertainment t will be due In part to several — — — with a large price tag will cause fascinating people who'll enter p — — — you remorse later, when u your life. Mart we ow ___ r'r r r E T- an by At - Ssn.o TT AH QID T (415 __ 00 inter - iI6O — by Bob Montana By — — — is , — — — — — — Meat Helps Liver Problem By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. solo ;I snow A IIMC BURNS IIAMWeRTOaURY 1ME EVIl. THAT 0XLi77.E =LEON, COLLEGES DO I LIVES ATERI I. NOT TO PRAISE IT... THEM... I_ by L.rvy Lewis cAMru CLA11U with I THE GOOD IS Oi INTERRED WIT H II THEIR STONES DEAR DR. LAMB I recently had my gall bladder removed and at the time of the operation they also tooL & liver U,, — MEN rAI STOP,L /t7, BLIVISA I ' LL. WRITE hN OWN FARE WELL. SPfECMJ OSWALD an JAMES JAVflBY to lead a card In one of those suits. South will ruff ti dummy discard is losing spadet This Is what would happen with an expert declarer, but there is a way to defeat contract Instead ci' taking his ace when the first club Is led, West plays the queen. South must draw trumps before leading a second club wincit East must take with his nine. Now East plays the queen of biopsy. Thej told methatlhad a fatty liver and that I sheulti avoid all alcohol. I don't drink anyway. The doctor didn't put me on any special iliet or deposition of fat In the !' It an>1hing and ly said toavoid will not you and may t -. I couldn't work for four mouths and at the end of that period I went back In the hospital for another liver biopsy. It shotrd no change In the, condition, ; uy doctor allowed me to go back to work.. I Just had to avoid smelling BUGS BUNNY by Stoff.I & H.imdehl EINSTEIN GAT SCEN1ST THE W5A MEDIOcRE 5uoEN1;' by Al Vermear ) AL [HiPRISCIU..A.UCAN TAKE THE TV COVER OFF IF ' )U PROMISE TO SThPY_HAR.) (t) Of Ole liver. dependent upon nerve fibers in The fatty liver Is sometimes replaced then by abnormal architecture of the regenerated li ver and warring, resulting the condition we call cirrhosis of the liver, My guess Is that the fatty the skin and this does necessarily mean a person's body is cold. It may mean that the body is trying to conserve heat and has shut down the fl ow of blood to the skin but that has nothing to do with poor cir- llverissecondarytothedlsease _ you had of the gall bladder. There isn't much you can do t M.lW rKAswt AMU CKR93 I by Bob Thares - —1 rl I •'' - FN VIOLINIST, I4flVE gut z 4, ___ - F :.: ":.•. meat ch day. Why? Beau-we sta' heal thier longer. hst lot S I S , - :. TUMBLE WEED$ rtlE'1S &tCLOSMI Rorm!"W/ Lom LIXG /• South deals and passes. North es spade in third into tl4n air by the use what wW South responds two p known U an IlmInatlon clubs. Is this bid a force' play. No, but In modern bidding It e assumes that West has close to being one and opened a singleton spade. He comes North should try to find a wins the lea in his own hand rebid. and plays a club. West risea with the ace and lead a (Do you have a question second club. No other lead Is for the experts? Write 'Ask any better. the Jacobys" care of this South wins, draws trumps newspaper. The Jacobys will and lVds a diamond toward answer individual questions dummy. Dummy's king wins it stamped, sell'addressea the first or second diamond envelopes are enclosed. The and another diamond is most interesting questions played. This will give West will be used in this column two diamonds and one club and will receive copies of and a headache. He will have JACOBV MODERN.) (I AkirEc ill i, ____ I 4 -- t The "double We" of a person trans planted to Sanford from the other side of the equator is the subject of Jean Patteson's eeekly column. See page 1C. ,' ' / / .1 • ' L .. . )ouruiaUonontbeout clothi.ig. You can thk that off or put it on when ou need to, which your friends with weight problems canrot do — 5) rejoice and count your VA, FUR A CAN YOE ES1MAT çrfLi/ MW jOOXSMEENM In DeLand last year, the Warriors raced to first-qua .qua.ter er beau over•I,Bulldogs e , then tumbled 18-13, as the hosts moved to three second-half scores, two of them aided Lake Howell won the "battle of the sticks" with an $4 triumph over oelghbcr Orledo, settling the nile of the roost for that sector of Seminole County for the nex t year. Lake Brantley wasn't pleMed about a 160 loss to Daytons Beach Seabreese. What could the losers say? Walt until next week. Brantley plays Lake Howell ri F day night. 1-YULU was 00 the shortUW of the stick for the fourth straight weekend, this time Winter Park prevailed by And Trinity Prep brought hom.ta lU victory over Admiral For details en these games, complete with photo coverage, see pages lR, ZR and - . - ; .1 01., orter For d A im L I S I '' — , . •. 2 " . . S , S .:. 25 , • . • r , • ' .. 1, '•'•a "You may be the proud fath er of quadruplets, k ca Mfl uUtu it heir ulfonr p ' '. ,,. , S ', .' ',' . s S ' , • by Garry Trudeau .s:.•' • • '. : ' 5 I ' 'EIT X76" ' ' 1 . , . . I . &' ' - . " .' ' '• S . • . '• . ' ' ' / S • GALA SENDOFF ' " ''S ' , - - tl'anspUdatn of prisoners. "Judge" Galloway haill'" arihe retiied Oct. I after 24 orcupled the bench %%hile (lictift Judge Dominick uiuii Juu;v, uiiurn,,ys anu vow'i u,.use tmiais and clerks crawded emortrooni C (or party honoring Iiu headed thesheriff's department - , ' lietiring sherlff'~ Capt. J. Q. "Slim" Galloway, center with ruse in Irpel, was named "Judge icr an "-.-- - ext u N - , . S 1/ 1 A WASHINGION APi Reprimanded by was naming m as the Cabinet official referred President Ford for slurs against blacks, Agri. to by Dean in t Rong Stcne story. c ul ture &eret ary Earl Buts sa ys he regrets his Sen. Iward Brooke, RMass., the only black language, but some fellow RepuUlcans are mem be r of the Senate, called Bu' remark, cal ling for his dnissal vulgar and offensiv e"and he added Bz was sminoned to the te house on I call upon the President to ask for the i' day and was gvien "a severe reprimand" by Secretary's resignation. No man who harbors ri who found Butz racial comments "highly such tho ug hts is fit to serve in the cat of the • tfuisive," presidential aides said. Pr'ident of the United States," " ' ' ' V. See SEMINOLE, page 23 Ford, Reprimands But 'z For Slurs Against Blacks , • ! i.e ii. P LJ 1' ' By The Associated Press include next week's debate in San Fran. next week and that the report will clear Aides to Jimmy Carter say he accepted cisco. Ford. corporate hospitality as governor of Sources in Washington said Friday night Georgia, and sources in Washington repo rt that the special Watergate prosecutor has The special prosecutor's investigation there will be no prosecutions as a result of decided there is no basis for criminal into the finances of Fords' home county an investigation in President Ford's old charges against Ford or anyone else as a GOP organization had been hanling over congressional district. result of the investigation into alleged the Ford campaignfor two b ut Carter was to campaign in Washington campaign finance improprieties In Ford's White Ho',se officials steadfastjy refut'd Sat ur day as he headed back toward home district in Michigan. to comment on the probe while assertuig Georgia after a swing thrçugh the Nor. A source in the Justice Department said that the President's finances had been theast, and President Ford was preparing Watergate Special Prosutor Charles thoroughly Studied before. Ford was u to launch a major trip to the West that will R uff plans to issue a public report early available for questions. A !1,411. 'W p. , r because the elder Raines feared a grid injury might ruin his son's opportunity to sign a lucrative professional baseball contract. Under consistent pressure from Tim, Ned Raines Sr. finaii "lented. And If he hadn't, chances are that De. and would have left t .1 .)dHIOFu rrluay flle,ui Wlu, a stunning Friday a All jot .. :And at this4tme lad motth, Brave bf- On The Campaign Trail Seminole High's foothail team avenged last yea?s loss to DeLand with victory Friday night. The win opened the door for specaladoc to the "game of the year" hi two weeks against Gainesville. fj.11 n - back Tim Ralni as not o tSr foothill e Stoot-9, l6Opun4 soeeter had been for. bidden by his fither from playing football a SCOREBOARD !omen..................l A ThL 'JJrereu1a bltte, contioversial defeat more shocking upset Friday night than the one that derailed last season's Seminole playoff express. ..t f... .J Ah thp Around The Clock ..........8-A Bridge .....................4.0 f.B COMICS ....................4-C kCrossword 4-c Editorial...................8-A Dear Abby .................3.0 Dr. Lamb ..................4.0 Horo6cope .. ............ 1.4-C iiospita ..................2.A Obituaries ................l.A sports ...................l-,3.a Television................D ...................l.A — I PREP INDEX. L r uy UIU F0 been vowing revnge for the "robbery" during the intervening 12 noths. at the hands of the Bulldogs in October 1975. But It was a reversal of last month which Two Sanford police p ruintcn have filed federal complaints charging racial dlscrlmlpatbn and civil rights violations In job classification, terms nnr. cwdltlons of employment, and promotions within the police department. Police Chief Ben E. Butler and other officials said they would have no c..iunent on the complaints filed with the federal Equal Employment OpporUnity Commission at Miami by patrolmen John C. Moore and Tony L Brooks Jr. A wrtten notice of the complaints received by city officials, a See SANFORD, page 3* by what many felt were questionable penalties called by game off Lclal'i. Scmlnole 1ny, s and supporters have It was a reversal of last year which supposedly had driven the Seminole football team toward the p 4nd game ever since the prevented DeLand from rpringlng an even All Seasons For fly KRIS NAS!t herald Staff Writ-_t , ByBOB LLOYD It'i, National 4-H Week an..h Seminole yonugoters are tilanning the best year ever for local 4.11 clubs. See the Seminole Magazine, pages 4 and 5D. , ' Pa-flient Seminole Gr'l'dders Gaini-`?evenge Over DeLand before the ['SC, but doubted that the current effort wc,Wd be successful. A second part of the resolution to the ['SC protests the state agency's assumption of the city's authority In regulating the utility, which operates fully within the Winter Springs city limits. 4-Hers Celebrate I V Happy Day! hearings -.n. by T. K. Ryan (AAAROY,LOOMOIJTI) \ 000NESBURY 10-1 :par..tt lOWS. but he causes one to disa,ppear IfI (14), Kenny Lee (68), Danny Flint (64), Donnell Gilchrist (33) in post game moment of elation, while Maureen Harrison (left) leads cheers of "Were Number I!" - Police Clai'm Bids : Today to the expert. He has My guem Lt that you chill than!LfL1;y9uRr.thirzyGu;;ifl WA the requested rate hike. Piland said that Bevis was unyielding in his position and had Indicated 4at he would base his decision on the ['SC staff recommendatico favoring the rate hike. City Councilman Ernie Hendrix said, "It's a real shame that a body set up to protect the consumer is Instead favoring the utility corn- • cuiatlon least seien ounces of lean red -- 1: r.i Oh, whotta feellng:semjnole's Willie Hughes (77), Ricky Mann (60), John LIttt.n - --- This is the sort of hand that look, easily becAuse you have no about it- I! UWY not PrOgreu to internal thermal underwear. anything more serious for you. I What do I mean? I inean no fat i ould suggest though that Yoli pad. Fat Umue in3ulates the take an a:1 purpose vi body and holds body heat in. tablet every day and that Y0:J That is why (at pcople don't make ure your diet contains at tolerate hut weather well. Be the meat cor*aia cbollne, a stance that he1s prevent OO HiGH- r 1 Li -. certain solvents and Chemicals (which I don't work with anyway). My question is, what causes a fatty liver and what can be done about it? I'm sure there's something I can do to reverse i t. Since I don't know what I did wrong to get It I don't know if I'm continulngto make itworse unwittingly. DEAR READER — Deposition of fat in the liver can thpmp.il,'tra..,nfn,fhIi V,,. occur in- any of C0fl - number ditlons that damage the liver. 52 years old, 5 feet 1 and weigh Use of alcohol is only one 113 pounds. I have thin arms example. Starvation can do it and legs. I am easily chilled, because the mobilization of fat especially around the neck, stores for energy overloads the arms and back. liver with tat. It also happens In DEAR READER — The untreat ed severe diabetes and sensation of chilliness is after Inflanunation r . very nsipsw. Togive you more Information on the liver, hew It works an" what fatty Liver and clrrhosii means I am sending 'ou The Health Letter number 74, Living With Your Liver. others wPto want more information on this subject can send a lung, stamped, self-addressed en. velope with 50 cents for It. JUSt send your request to me In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 326, San Antonio, Tx 7S2. DEAR DR. LAMB — I annoyed with people Warning my sensitivity to cold weather — San Francisco wind Of dT*ItS — on poor Wood. I give to the blood bank riery three months and am In good health, never get cold hands and feet. What is • • _. SSWUIUIMU7 second diamond It played, East wins. He cashes his jack of spades, leads another spade and the defense waits for eat to get his diamond trick. .-. g s panics. I'm not confident that the commission will listen to what we are saying." Hendrix urged the council to Inform the city The nter Springs city council at a special mecting Saturday morning adopted a resolution councils of other communities of the "dithculties we arv hing with the PC." directed to the Florida Public Service Councilma Claude Mt called the Issue a mission protesting a Proposed water and sewer political football, saying be had talked with rate Increase, expected to be approved by several attorneys and that there appesr Io be vsc The Increase being considered for the North little recourse Ix cther the city or its citizens. These guys (the PSC) work for the utilities JrIando Water and Sewer Company, rather than for the people." Councilman John Daniels said that the FSC from per month to $21.10. While the city council was meeting, more than staff position is that the utilities company descrias the rate Increase based on information 1I r.d1.f. ni ft. YVLC SUIflUIS snbmitted. "I don't doubt they (the North petitions in the continuing effort led by Margaret Mc (lbben "imploring" the date Orlando Water and Sewer Co.) can make figures ___________ say whatever they want them to say." Daniels said if the company does need nor Pictures, Page 3A income that It has been caused by uverexpanslon. He said the company didn't need to 'agency ti deny the more than 1(u) per cent rate expand Its facilities to serve today's customers In..teae. but rather the expansion was to serve lots they Mayor Troy Piland reported that he had have not been able to sell. pO11y spoken with all three members of the Daniels added that Mrs. Hawki ns had assured ['SC concerning the town's "plight," and ;dm that she Is sympathetic to the cause of the received support only from Maltiand PSC people of Winter Springs. mem ber, Paula Hawkins. Piland said that Winter Springs and Its Piland said that ['SC Commissioner William citizens over the past six months have been Bevis was very "anti-town" in his approach to through two petition drives and two public • spades. South takes the ace In dummy, CoiTies to his band with a trump and leads a diamond. West plays the queen of this suit. Dummy o) takes th e king, but when the I Lamb Sp RY DONNA ESTES Winter ReraIdStaff Writer WIN AT BRIDGE - Sanford, Florida 32171—PrIce 20 Cents U 14 IN I . --•-- - Votes Protest ,Of tty H ike — — — — — 6 ARCNIE •! - "S _ - - f, • _ 69th Year, No. 37—Sunday, October 3, 1976 M1 — r " Evenim r WP%TCHD* TiE R L . — — — — — — — — 1I _____ rc I !- _________ --. BEETLE BAILEY ' warrants division and supervisA court bailiffsa nd L - - -, ' nis years ot helping mate the criminal justice syslem work and then Joincd in cutting a giant cake for the courtrtMIn part)'. y e ars hLpLb1lcannd were strong has had to issue a public apologv. .11k or Butz to resign or for Ford to fire him. In his article for Rolling Stone, Dean said he It ti' i inarks wire fir reportI in an article was talking with Boone a ho the GOP co r.in Roiling Stone magazine by John Dean, a ventlun when Butz. who had campaigned to ,vin convicted Watergate figure, who said Butz made t i'omution for Ford, walked do th ile the coent fiin in a conversa tion aboard an airt the plane and slopped to ¶:ht. plane after the Republican nvention in Kansas Dean reported that Boone said to Butz: 'Jehn and I were Just diu.ssing the a p peal of thr Dean, who did ni name Butz in his account ihpubhcan part) It see that the rty sd the icniarks were made tq him and IG en- Abrah i m IJcoin co1d and sho'id attract 'nore tertainers Pat Boone and Soliny got)() black Iwopie. Wily call,t tI,ht bc done. ! .. In his comment, asqucted Iii lolltr Stone "Ill tell 'U why YOi can't attract c oloreds gie e Nevi 1,111 .5 BUL4 referrt-1 UutzwzLjquctedisrep4)uje '''" ieuucs w oic t,,tr,wLeriieu as their sexual, dress und bathrni preddetka, '~Qite House officials said Butz tol(l abuut his cuniments after thscoverrig . at Ne Tiriec Warn.' III tell you what coluretis iia:it, iii three things." rVk,11 gUtZ Co. to rcprui'-;iii ,.._ s, idsj "i,•.i u'f',4'( t• '7 .. f' • .," , .iI t'..t �p 2A'—lvsiilq NsreW, $d FL ky ti. $i — EMIME NATM IN BRIEF 3 94th Congress Ends, Now Part Of History WAS WASHINGTON (AP) — With clocks stopped far short of the actual act hour, the 94th Congress completed Its baIness early Saturday and aitered history. The House adJournedat1:aa.m.yan,j the Senate at 2:51 am. The 96th censliess convenes on Jan. 49 10I?. Prob. To Clear Ford? WASHINGTON (AP) — The Watergate special prosecutor will publicly clear President Ford next week and close his vestigation of camps1i financing In Ford's home county wit out any prosecutions, sources familiar with the probe say. The disclosure came as Ford headc'd into a weekend of rtduced tifice work so he can prepare for his second debate with Democrat Jimmy Cartt'. and for a six-day C$!IIPSIWI swln8 Into three western states. tie apecia pisecutor's lnestlgatIon has cast a.'sou. over the Ford campaigi for two wecks since word V It first appeared In news stories. Burton $y H.11 Get ,Ott WASHINGTON (AP) DemcsraUc caucus chairman Philip Burton says he Is far ahead of his thee rivals in collecting votesfor the second-highest House leadership JOE) despite Opponents claims that his support is slipping. Burton claims he gained rather than lost votes this summer and he denies that he has been hurt by the sex-payroll scandal that forced the resignation of his former political ally, Wayne Hays. Only 10 or 11 freshmen him in the 1974 contest for caucus chairman have defected to another candidate for majority leader In this (all's hotly contested race, Burton said. RLD INBRIEF:,.. V L.gaINotIc. AREA DEATHS JAM& BACI Jam & Back 54o1II5 " Sanford, died Friday at Florida Hospital In Orlando. A native oI St. Albs, W. Vs., he came to Florida years ago and moved to Sanford In Ign from Orlando. He bad worked for Appalachian Electric Power Company In a civil and Was service electrician retiring In IN2 at McCoy Air Forte Base. iie was an Army veteran of World War II and was a member of Union Park h1 "IN ChUrch iltisIBar. by his wife 'Sarah; no William of Sanford; a dauglMr, Mrs. Sarah K. Adams of PMty)fle, Ala.; hit. mother, MrL J0811*11ndI Back of Hunting1on W. Va.; three sisters, Mrs. Lo" Two.] of Han' Wn. Mrs. Mary Ann Cornfl and M Katharine LOU, both oi Qivapeak, Ohio; three bit then, Canton of Hunth*n. Dean 01 Unclnnati, Qk, and Harold of Milton, W. Vii.; and nine grandchildren. Grnmksw Funeral Hcme is in charge of arrangements. FERDSHANNONBLIOP Fend Shannon Blahot, 05, of 410 West 12th St., died early Friday morning at Senmmle Memorial HonpitaL native of Moidgomery County, Vs., he had lived In Sanford since 1981, moving here from Radlord, Va. He was a Presbyteriam He is survived by his wife Carrie; two sons, Edward of and Douglas of Sanford; two sisters, Troy of Radford and Resale Allen of West Virginia; four brothers, Shelly, Bud, Oakley and Hobart, all of Radford; and four grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. A his p&Jz, Mr. and Mrs. Cerpenter, Oeen; two sistcr. tie M.e, Sanford, and MMD.tante Douglas, David 1AW Funeral DeBary in charge of Iflfl IT1 . wiwAisaBRUCE William H. Bruce, 52, of 304 W". Sanford, died Friday morning at his home. Ban In Woodbine, Ga., he had lived in Sanford 40 years. He was a member of Grace Methodist Church and an e*I5eer for #riitrak. He Is survived by tires ions, Randy, William a Jr. and Steve, and a daughter Charlotte, all of McMInyIiIe, Tenn.; five brothers, Thomas of Gainesville, James of Woodbine, S. Wilbur of Enterr1se, Edgar of Lah Moeroe and M .(3OJ. B Rutledge of Atlanta. Sriosori Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangement& Florida, has determined that She accommadatioq,s of the permanent Polling places in Election Precincts are Inadequate In compliance with Florida Law, NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County CommIssIoners of Seminole County, Florida, that Sr., polling place of Election PrecIncts 3, 12, If, IS, V. 47, 30, 51. 31, and 53 are temporarily changed for the GENERAL ELECTION calledfor November 2. ins. followl: PRECINCT] Midway S'1ool Auditorium, Jltway Avenue, Sanford. Florida PRECINCT 12 rlolda Federal Savings and Loan, Intersection 434 and 43k, Altamonte Springs, Florida PRECINCT 17 Florida On Training Center, BuIld, Ing 13G. Sanford Airport, 2747 Carrier Avenue, Sanford, Florida Seminole Hospital Pavilion. Bay Avenue, Sanford, Florida . PRECINCT 311 Roiling 11113 Moravian Church, Sanlando Springs Drive, Hiwvy Winter Springs, Fire Station No. 2, 351 "orlhern Way. Winter Springs, Florida Red Carpet inn and Racquet Club of Altamonfe Springs, 131 N. Douglas Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Florida PRECINCT 52 Win Recreation Ccn$er.Surnmeqiet Swim Club, M.irk David Boulevard, Cassalberry, Florida PRECINCT LorlOPOod Community Building, 174 West Church Avenue, Lcngwcod, Florida Mr. Chester A. Carpenter, 24, Cyrs Trailer Court, Benson Junction, died at Seminole Memorial Hospital Saturday morning. Born In Sanford, he lived here all his life. Survivors Include: his wife, Cheryl; son, _ Chester Jr., daughter tort; and PRECINCT 17 Florida Federsl Savings and Loan. intersectIon 441. 435, AitamorWe Springs, Florida PRECINCT 17 Portable, Casseib.rry Elementary School Parking Lot, 431 S. Winter Park Drive, Caslelberry, FlprIda PRECINCT 22 Sanford Civic Center Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida PRECINCT 77 Seminole Hospital Pavilion. 3) Say Avenue, Sanford, Florida PRECINCT 31 Altamonte Springs, Elementary School, At'monts Springs, Florida PRECINCT S2 Wirt Recreation Cente,.Summersat Swim Club. Cassntberfl. Florida PRECINCT 53 Longwood Comniunilii Building, Longwod, Florida ounty Commissioners in and for leminole County, Florida iy: Joanna K. Hare )eputy Clerk 'ubilsh: Oct. 3, 13, 176 )EE.14 Burled in Mass Graves LA PAZ, Mexko (AP) — Mexican troops dug victims of Hurricane Limout of the mud an buried them In mass graves Saturday afte 100-mile-per-hour winds slashed across the Baja California peninsula. Officials said the storm killed at least 630 persons. ,We think the number of deaths could reach 1,000. We urgently need clothing, medicine and food. The situation Is very grave. There are many people still buried In the mud. It's (rahtwin" crinfroar, fAll fl ofCounty CommissIoners of Seminole County, F lorid.i, at its regular meeting held on the 3155 day of August, ma, m same aprears on the record In the Minute -:4i4%. I. - •L • LAZY beginning of a UFF president PARK AVE. and 25th ST. SANFORDAVEATh ST. new err of MEAT PRICES -' L. \. San Andrews I.IC4I.IAIJ uiiuuiu Po lice S said after the Victim Bears No Grudge DEE.15 ARE IF en Cl aim m biasI DOWNI (tooUoued rrom Page 1. Under federal regulations commission Investigators now public record on file at City Hall, also shows Moore claiming have 121) days in which to determine if the complaints are IntImidation and repisal. Justifiable. If the complaints are found unjustifiable the city will No detM;ls of the complaints are given in the notices sent city be given such notice anJ Moore and Brooks could file federal officials. Under federal regulation; the city must preserve all courts lawsuits on their own. personnel records relating to the policemen's charges as well as If the commission finds Justification for the officers' com• records of other employes holding positions similar to any p1 rs the federal administrative agency can try tc 'mediate" positions that Moore and Brooks may have sought. Ch*ligeS in conditions by the city. If this should fall the corn 1 misslo ciuld file federal lawsuits on behalf &f the officers. oti..aLs wouldn't comment on the discrimination HOSPI TAL NOTES conir'aints Friday but did say both officers were on duty as usual. DISCRA - OCTOBFJ),197C Sanford: — - ADMITOtWS •?i r William A. Fewkes Sanford: Reginald D. Fre4erick Wanda I... Brcnson Jeanette Martin Bernard Elsenberg Phoebe Jo.mes MeClain Raymond R. Fields Philip R. Miles Henry J. Grandmalson jpi pjj Ora Dee Hawkins LaWanda Sandon Thomas J.Jo hnson George H. Thigpen Maude E. Meleer Doris J. Thornton Nathan John Moore Carl N. Van Winkle Ethel Cullum. !'eltona William A. Canup, DeBary Edward M. Hardy, Deltona Theresa I. Jones, DeBary SUM Ruth C. Ringwald, Deltona Roger Spiwak Sr., DeBary Ann Lynch, Casselberry Angelina P. GalluccI, Deltona Roberta D. Bowling, Claire L. Gendron, Deltona Longwood Clarence W. Hughes, Deltona Shirley J. Miller, Geneva * Quality Linda C. Shanholtzer, Savings Jeffery Michael Brumbaugh, D"ltona * * Altamonte Springs Get Convenience Robert G. Smedley, Deltona Martha A. Waldow, Deltona TALLAHASSEE (AP) The st.atewde grand jury is urging tougher antigambling laws and more spending to counteract a trend they say has made Florida a haven fur mobsters. The pane.), in a report issued Friday near the end of the jury's 18-month term, said scores of underworld figures have fled the North and set up shop in the state, primarily in I believe that people are tired of politicians South Florida. who refuse to take a stand. I believe people are taking a closer look at their candidates and what TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The state's tough new law governing nursing homes has gone into effect after a circuit judge denied a challenge by 22 South Florida operators who , ctcr%rl fr\r rs honestlJJLL4IILl AO your Representative in Florida Legislature, I am concerned about called the law a "curse." Circuit Judge James E. Joanos denied the home operators' request for an injunction to bar implementation of the Omnibus Nursing Home Reform Act of 1976 on Friday. issues that affect all of us. We must... P Wber Suit Dismissed 'ALLAIIASSEE (AP) A circuit juce has dismissed former state Sen. Charles Weber's suit to remove Gov. Reubin Askew's Sunshine Amendment from the Nov. 2 ballot. But Weber's attorney, Hugh Taylor of Quiricy, indicated following the ruling Friday oy Circuit Judge James Joanos that he would L ri •,_. I ' • - 'OSf, wtal iSsUe.s 'h.3f ate Crain't:g ! of evesy ro'ida rescJe17t. I 'on! porns But, you i.n test assurJ (nat your tt€ gives you a voice fhal is wor)ivJ in appeal to the Florida Supreme Court. Merit Rentention Opposed TALLAHASSEE tAP) — A defeated Florida Supreme Court candidate has fiet' federal suit seeking removal from the Nov. 2 ballot of the constitutional amendment for merit retention of judges. Naples attorney Charles Holley Friday becam the third person to attack an amendinent intended for a public vote in November. 1' POVE.NLACFi * DEMOCRAT * HOUSE OF REPAESENTATIVES low kv ay 4 • DWd TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Florida Democratic Party workers say an aggressive voter registration effort has added 330,030 additional Democratic voters in the state. They made the announcement saying it was their birthday present ''Jimmy Carter, who turned 52 on Friday. 33 Lv-. ... b.—..---.-... ________.__,___ ø-•___-_•_._____ ___________ qre,n, own Laboratory I PITROLIUM JELLY, LB. 19 Wogreens 4 2 JARS REG. 99c. Whit. Selection iiorthl Carl H. Woide, Deltona Eunice Barker, Enterprise Albert I.. Capps. Lake 1gieens W SALE PRICES NOW flu-u WED. ZAYRI L.,..$.dtwa. Sage P,.,.e..d.(o,.dH ).. Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Wanda) Monroe Bronson, a girl Doris F. Sasser, Crestview othe,i W. WOIQ,.... I,i Q lie,,, '' '• ' 30 .01' oI e,c..,i .000,. CaiJ.., e i RAN 041(1 .on, t.o,d.,. V0 ø S9 (44 0y .Q4 04 ICAS Ii...l llydOy W EATHER Saturday's high 81, Sunday's a.m., 5:26 p.m., low 11:0-4 p.m., low 60. I1:39 p.m. Generally fair with mild Port Canaveral: high 4:38 afternoons and cool nights. a.m., 5:10 p.m., low 10:51 arm. 111gb In low SOs. lows In near Northerly winds around 10 11:23 p.m. m.p.b., diminishing at night. 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BIRTHS New Nursing Law in Effect USDA CHOICE BEEF AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN WEDNESDAY'S HERALD —' '- - — BrlfonPleasedByAsslgnment • improved vine regents accepted the contract Friday. Deputy Clerk PublIs!i Oct. 3, II. 171 ,6 Decrease unemployment by giving private industry the opportunity, the ,ncenve and the ability to cate m'' " " turn the economy around Abolish Job dlsc&ninatlon for all pec who feel theyre too young to ret,rc. 1p much as they can thou! having to grv Social Security 9iducs soaring utility bills by encoul energy sources, eliminate our depende go F;onja tourist douars). Reduce automobIle and medical ins unreahsc and astronomical awards th Ci.1 f everyones pocket AGfl) BEEF 1 relationships between the faculty and professicimal mpluyes and the Board of Regents," — 'l•• USDA CHOKE MIAMI (AP) — "1 have no hate," says a Miami rad newsman who has returned home after losing both his legs five months ago when a terrorist bomb exploded in his car. "1 believe this was an injustice to me and MY family, but we really have no hate in our hertj," cald EmilioMjllan, news director of Spanih 'aiguage rñdlo statism WQI3A. ....... Mili a n left Jackson Memorial Hospital Friday under h! c' It power, supported by two artificial limbs and a black and silver cane. fhi HEAVY WESTERN .4 GAINESVIL,1E (AP) — The faculty and staff of Flor;da'g nine state universities now have a two-year working agreement after the Board of Regents approved a contract with the United Faculty of Florida. "We hope this agreement marks the U UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Ivor Richard, the man tapped by Britain to chair the talks on an Interim government for Rhodesia, says he's "extremely aware of the problems" he confronts. But the portly British Ambassador to the United Nations admitted Friday that he's ç!eased by th.t assignment. "I'm not very goo at just being passive," he stid. "We have the best chance certainly In many years, it not . ever, to negotiate a peaceful vttIement to this extremely difficult prcelth' —. Eih'ø1ekI : 3,_ .3 .. PEONE FEATU1ING Tough Gambling Laws Urged BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — In savage fighting, Palestinian guerrillas have slowed an attempt by Lebanon's right-wing Christian forces to overrun the last Pclestlnian mountain strongholds above Beirut, a guerrilla communique said today. The guerrillas claimed , Syrian forces were massing troops and tanks In the town of Jezzine for an attack on the southern port of Sidon, the Palestinians' only remaining supply route. Guerrilla chieftain Yasir Arafat ordered, every able-bodied youth drafted In Sidon and confiscated all fuel supplies in West Beirut and other leftist-occupied areas. Arafat vowed a "fight to death or victory" against the Syrians Rnd their Christian aIHe,x.. Suna Y, CCtAr 3 )94—Vol. f, Na. 37 Pu 3 i(t(óç!.sIIl4,: I-e.çI Si.vda and ChnSmnii Day by T14 S*414,4 ,t't3 •n.,)OO N french Av e.. SI4trj, PI I71I •-. 'i S.c3r0,CtklsI ,'a.,Poj,kt Santard. toda 3?iJ 4)T( Co 'vcl . .4-. 5) 40. £ t.'r.nlhs 14 IC Yt.'. 125 4) 8, ' . 1i ui, Ii f4i5* Al fldi . L7 Monwb. a) THE MUT University Contract Okayed c uy nrI)rIgfl5 Slowed ' the city's authority over utilities operating Inside city limits. ' SISHOP, FIND SHANNON — runeral services for Ford Sl'anc nn Sislopwill be held at 7 P.M. Saturday (this evening) at Gramkow Funeral Hame dispel, with Jots N. King officiating. Burial wISI be Tuesday in $)• Spring, vi. Gr.mkaw Funeril Home is In charge of local arrangements WILLIAM H. — office, Rogelio Felix, sId. Heavy rains from Fune:al services f William . 5c1, 4O died Friday, will be the hurricane burst a 30-foot-high dam just 00 10a.m. Monds at erissan outside this desert area resort city, sending a Funeral Home.. WI$r. SM Rev. Marvin Bucknsr otticisling. wall of water and mud over a shanty town, SurlIl will "llow In Evergreen where 10,000 people lived, thousands of themCemetery. Srissn F•rJI rharge oS in Hone In cardboard shacks. arrengem,ts. V'.1... D.. i"L.,.., s....... a S A university student kid- — — Fwióri1ftó1ci RACK, JAMES S. — Funeral ievvk for Janis S. hack will to at io p.m. Moray in the Central Baptt, Church, with th Re. Ili' Coffman and SM Rev. Gary Manner. aff icialinvi. Burial will follow In Oak lawn Memorial Park. Oramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Margaret MeKibben, who has led Winter Springs residents In their fight against a water and sewer rate hike, confers with Mayor Troy Piland before a special Saturday morning city council meeting. Before a crowd of 251, the councilmen passed a resolution opposing On Increase and re-asserting TALLAHASSEE (AP) A federal Judge has refused to place the names of former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox and Libertarian candidate Roger MacBride on the Florida presidential ballot. U.S. District Judge William Stafford made his ruling Friday after a five-hour hearing at which attorneys for both men argued that. Maddox and MacBride were nationally recognized canddates and deserved to be placed on the Florida ballot. ,... ........ Mexican Storm Victims THE FIGHT Judge Refuses Ballot Bid BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that where the atioveseld designations of polling p1cc:, shall result in the voting place for two or more precincts being locatsd for the purpose of an election in on@ buildIng, the voting places for the several precincts involved shall be established and main:* Mined separate and part from each other In laid bufldi.ig, end BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said temporary polling places be recorded in theOtfkiai Recent Book In th. Ofticeof ti. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, an'l that this Resolution be published not more than thirty days nor less than twenty days prior to the holding of the upcoming GENERAL ELECTION for November 2, I575. I HEREBY CERTIFY that ti-i above and foregoing Li a true and corroded COPY Of a R"OlUtIon Panel unanimously by thits"ro CONTINUING afternoon after two men were arrested. Meli had been lured from his home Tuesday by a man who said he wanted to buy a car he was advertising. A ransom call was made that night but police said Mell was likely killed before the money could be delivered. for said County. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1. have h.re-irWose$ my hind and affixed the Official Sisl of the Board of Count v Commlsslon.ra, this list day Augumt. A.D., 1514. Olk (SEAL) ATTEST: Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners ifl end for Seminole County, Florida By: Joann K. Hare I.rk of the Board of CHP2M A. capEl'rEl Community House, Avenue E 5. 7th Street. Chuluola. Florida IlOCk kTTEST: krthur H. Beckwith, Jr. °' l MIAMI (Ap) laId precincts, NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by me Baird of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, that for Precincts 7A, 17, 17, 22.27,34. S2, and $3 the following polling places be designated as temporary i polling places far the GENERAL ELECTION called for November 2. 1575. said polling places being outside their respective precincts, but contiguous PRECINCT 7A —. naped for $2,700— all the money he had in the bank — was probably slain before an attempt could be made to deliver the ransom, police say. The bound body of Frank V. MelI, 20, was found In a shallow, backyard grave Friday efficient housing and handling of voting and voting paraphernalia within Fire has destroyed St. Charles ORLANDO (A?) Cathedral, the center of the l3cowy Roman Catholic Dlqce,, of Orlando Firemen stationed less than a mile from the 500-seat sanct uary In northwest Orlando said ft was engulfed In flames Frida y by the time they airnli "By the time we were driving out of the station, we could see hngh puffs of black smoke coining from the area," said Fire Chief Robert M. fllyes. Only the church's masonry walls were left standing bid firemen were able to keep the flames away from a rectory at the rear of the ch urch and from a nearby elementary school "We don't know what happened or how the fire bega," myes said. The Rev. Richa rd Stelnkamp, pastor of the church, said he was eating dinn er in the rectory when someone rang the doorbell and jelled that the chwch was on fire. Father Stelnkarnp said that as he and his coo' ru.shet toward thc church, an explosion of flames shook the building. r IN BRIEF University Student Kidnaped, Killed WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole Count9 FlorIda, has determIned that no acconniodatlons presently exist within 134. Longwood, Florida PRECINCT SO FLORID thereto: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that dear notice of the change In the Precinct PolilIng place be pested on the door of the previous polling pia. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this 3mstdayof August, AD 1976. Seal) o, Cathedral Burns and Portable, Casselberry Elementary School Parking Lot, 431 S. Winter Park Drive, Casseiberry, Florida PRECINCT ii PRECINCT 47 Irvin Dagget Paul, , of Oregon Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday. He was born In Algona, Iowa, and moved to Sanford 10 years ago. He was a retired auto mechanic and a xrmberci1OakgroveMethodist Church In Jackson, Teen., and the Mexican Border Veterans. He Is survived by his son, Horace 01 Sanford, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Lake Funeral Home of Tavares Is In charge of arrangements. - RESOLUTION RESOLUTION ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. SECONDED BY COM. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER KIMBROUGH, SECONDEb It COMMISSIONER HATTAWAY, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS MISSIONER KIMIROUGH, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CtIMMISSIOtI!PS OF S!MIMOtE COUNTY, BOAPT) OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 31ST DAY OF AUGUST. A.D.. 15Th. FLORIDA. ON THE 31ST DAY OF AUGUST. A.D., tr& WHEREAS, Florida Law requires SM adoption of a Resolution whenWHEREAS, Florida Statutes require the adoption of a Resolution any change Is made In the locations of polling places deelefd for any establishing temporary polling places when no accommodations Presently exist within the boundaries of a precinct adequate in compliance with Election PJnd, and WHEREAS. Florida Law, Chapter 101.71 (3), further prescribes that Florida Law, and Florida Law, Chapter 51,1 and 101.73 further Prescribes that location change In any polling place can only be , what thit board that WHEREAS, the location change in any polling place can only be made when the Of County CommissIoners determine that the accommodations for SM holdIng of any election are Inadequate at the permajient polling place, and, Board of County Comm isslonefl determine that SM accommodations for WHEREAS, the Baird of County Commissioners of Seminole county, any holding of any election are inadequate at the permanent polling place, PRECINCT 27 IRVIN DAGGET PAUL L.goINotIce i i Ph,uaan. & 16 oz. Limit'l ihr -_.-- s u rgoons Reg 2 99 C OA -- Or LiIl• '''r ... "r .r-Ja - ... .. .........'-• . - - i- :,j'¼'.; t-- - - 1'1J.Tit . a kAM r '4' . -,f c1L _''• 0 - �4A—Bvmhw N.rs. $.ilsvd. FL $sadiy, Ott. 3,9Th Evsnlng I4sraM, Ssnf.rd, PS. 4. 1uny. Oct. 3, 16 ..-, PRICES GOOD IN TNUI COUNTIES ONLY ... 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DORA - hV ' .1 SUNDAY 9 a.m.-9 P.M. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST .... THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY Sf SANFORD 49 E. FIRST ST. - — ----- __-- l LB. . S.'. CAN �6 EveningHendd Okay, you want same more pet peeves? Try these on for sine. rddad people who have so little concern for their fellow man-woman that they deem it to make Inconseque ntial telephone calls after 10 p.m. Too, I think ft's absolutely absurd that a telephone company, or any other utility for that matter, can make $1 billion profit In three months the figure Is correctly quoted) and Mill have t he wui1tIgMcd gall to ask for a rate lncreaae. And how about these political Incumbents who tell us exactly what they are going to do in the first lOO days after they are elected when for ped7no days they have been sitting on their hands Instead of enacting the same programs they now promise for the f ure? OrutSaturday night drunks who call me at borne and want me to settle a wager over who won a heavyweight championship fight back In 1047? Then there are people who Issue a statement for public record that Is printed verbatim and then when the utterer of the words realizes he's made.a mistake says he was "quoted out of context." How about the dentists and doctors who demand N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFOqD. FLA. 32771 Area Cod -nii or Sunday, OCk6W 3, 11e-4A Around WAYNE D DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. c$HRIr4. Editcoo WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director 9 V'' iI'it,i* l*hvtrt Wet-k. 5'nts; M'nth, $2.40: 6 Months. $14.20: V..ir. $28.40. 13% M1id In Mi'rida Mann, ;111 h.'rnc deIivrr. AN 4t,cr flail: Month. 1270: 6 Months. 116.20: 12 Months, $32.4u. i Sound Princ ple ' A L -7 __ - w The Clock Illy Seldom Utilized The promising by politicians of special favors to special groups has long been deplored. Political candidates should look to the general public Interest, It Is said, and ask, "What Is good for America?" rather than "What Is good for this grolçorthatroi?" It Is a sound principle but one that is seldom carried out Impartially In practice. A politician who has no trouble denying the pleas of welfare mothers or senior citizens may suddenly become attentive and submissive when approached by a lobbyist for a business or professional group. A statesman who spurns the support of organized labor can treznt4e at the first word of criticism from the chamber of commerce. We need legislators who are Indendent of all special lnterest, all pressure groups. Lyndon Johmsow had the right Idea when he was a,Tens senator and said he was a free man first, an American second, a Texan third and a Democrat fourth. Public officials should think in those general terms, pitting the common good ahead of any special or partisan interest. It is In the nature of pressure groups to have artificially narrow Intt'ests. Presumably every individual who Is a member of such a group Is a whole person, with many Interests which he shares with members of other groups. But as a member of the pressure group his other Interests become irrelevant. The group and Its lobbyicts concentrate only on Ow special Issues, usually economic, that concern the group as a whole. They are spokesmen for the group's self-interest — and nothing else. Doctra are Interested in the welfare of their patients aid lawyers In the welfare of their clients. But doctors' lobbies tend to be Interested only in the interests of doctors. And lawyers' lobbies are preoccupied with the Interests of attorneys. The patients and clients have no lobby. That Ia why It Is Important that anyone who seeks to speak for the public Interest consult directly with the people, with Indlvidusig Who , speak only for theinselv, with the uncommitted and the open-minded, before making deciaoos that affect the general welfare. TOM that you becntim.tok.sp an uppomtor pay T amoad oldollars for their time lost, yet when you show up before the scheduled time you and up In the wMth room two hours later, dill waiting to -: the good healer? Ialso leak with disdain upon psepi. who d ch1lu* through snottier school year, such as notebooks, paper, pencils, art materials etc., after paying out a healthy chunk of hardierned cash In aftiol law ;The Seminole Scene Or going to the padolflceto purchase damps ofl &mday morning to mail an Important Item only to find that the mp nachi i. are empty? they've known me for years yet rep..t.diy spell my name 47 different ways and can't ronotmcs It correctly, either. Politicians who vote themselves a rais, while In office particularly Irritate me. So do people who vote a straight ticket without consideration of the Individual olflce.eeker and what he.ihe stands for. And then there are those people who can up to complain like crazy and cuss you out about this or that particular item they've seen In the new poper, yeto give thefr name or any du,agthth& Identity. I'm also aggravated when I think that a letter mailed from Florida's West Coed arrives here In one day's time, but one mailed from Orlando arrives three days after It's postmarked. One thing that really grip4 me is to think of all the 'extras' we parents have to pay for just to see McLuhan: Apocalypse Is 'At Hand' Ever try shaving when you're still half asleep arid realize that you'lf have to use a dull blade because your better half used the lad new one you had to cut something that left Utti. nicks In It? — nw wrnereoucator and media guru whocothed the phase the "mediurnis the r t recently told an audience In message" snada the apocalypse "Is at hand." shall McLuhan told the Meia Qub J of da that 20th century man has a wishandl ustsafternothlngsomuch legal right to kill. "Buchenwald and !' au were just a taste. We're on the ge—onthe very verge ofanothertgnge Of human slaughter." You remember, of course, that [ 'J Buchenwald and Dachau were Nazi cx. 7v tennInaUon camps where Jews, and I 11 others, were put to death because a r madcap Adolph Hitler blamed Jews for the ills of pre-Nazis Germany and the world. [ 1: McLuhan may be correct. All It takes , for a notion ingo berserk is loctj1tj by a totalitarian regime. U you don't ev" 'i believe that, read books by Albert Speer, who was an architect and hurnanid of (J, sorts before he jo ined up with Hitler to become his chief armaments mln1.de. Then there's Joseph Goebbels, a young Oh, this one rally gets me: I neatly place one soiled sock Inside the other when placing them In the laundry basket, yet when the clothes come back allcleanazid nice I only have one sock ol each pair. .• There are many ot hers that Irk me, I suppose, but the one that really takes the cake Is when I get 1 mad at myself and take It out ou bxneone else. You know, falling to count to 10 before opcmllg my mo,gJ. Or, putting the mouth In motion before putting the mind In ges. What are your peeves? TIEDE JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. - ' Campaign Carter Exudes Cl ai m s Boredom Sanford to private Industry wasn't delivering a message from me to your 0 Ref uted man whose one desire In life was to be a poet. Out of that unrequited desire grew the chief of propaganda for the Nazi regime. The grandiose stagings including flag waving, Wagnerian music, parades and party propaganda were promotions by Goebbel,, a young man whose boyhood desire was to write good poetry. Whether you agree with McLuhan,or not, Isupto you. But his tneorylsenlp. teresting one. . . and rertalnly It bears watch ing. lilt flesher out, It bears th n watching. SCIDA's suggestion to sell the Port of received too well by Port AdminIstrator alias. You can do It, Barney, beca use you Jim Ryan. can talk to Freeman wit hout having to In retalitation, port officials are lapse Into Lawyerese. Just use your old threatening to put up a sign at the port homeapun logic and wisdom. Maybe even which says "For Sale, See SCIDA." play him a quiet game of checkers before Ryan views the suggestion by SCIDA breaking the news. You might do lt at the board member George St. Lurent as a drugstore. Throw In a few goodies, madcap scheme. But St Laurent Is mention a few nam es (First names only, .,rh.ii .,vI th. (!TflA )vr,I .has Hw..,h gI.z. ....iu, D.... iJ ...A R1A M LU( 1WD5 )'QuU requested a study by the county coin- know Is the message will deliver Itself. minion Into the feasibility of selling IS. You might call County Commissioner million In po rt assets Into private Harry Kwlatkowakl first, too, Barney. You ownership. know how those two are: old buddies, and The issue centers on who, If anybody, all , from former days In the Jaycees. gets phased out if the two entitles are ever Harry The' K might even deliver the merged. There's same talk about merging, message for you, Barney, That would save but at this stage It's just that — talk. you some problems. Or, on the other hand, But, who bws? A county commission Freeman might take ft better from his own study might show It's feasible. In that creation, Barney. Not that Ole Tom isn't ccse,l guess the "For Sale" sign could easy to get along with, he Is. Fact is, stay. Barney, for an attorney, he's downright knowledgeable. Checkers game 'bout An Open Letter to Barney Jones, alias over, Barney. Well, good. Just remind Tom Freeman. Tom that a three to two vote beats a good Well, Barney, old writer, how ubout argument every time. Thanks Barney. [ ' ~?-_,"-~1 f%MK11f%K1 WASHINGTON - Throughout his campaign esidency, wh.never Jimmy Carter has for the pr ____ ___ been ashd to detail his plan to reorganize the 'Where was Kissinger when WE needed- him?' ______ federalgoverninont— thatia, to tell speclflcally ___ how he will reduce the number of agencies in Evening Heralol, Seftionli, Fl. .1 SU111111111Y, Od. 3,1976--7A WaaMngton from1,100W20O,uhehasprcmnIaed ____________________ ______________ ______________________________________ Mr. Carter has invariably ducked the question ch in ec t to what he says were his ang g the subj _________________ by accomnpllalinents when he was governor of Georgia. So It was no surprise at all, when this Issue ___________________ c . .... swfacedlnhlsdebstewlthPresidentFord,to '.••\i,. hear Mr. Carter say that he would do "the same thing" a president that he dd when he was in .. ~ 4.: •, the lawswt between Sanford and Lake _____ thestatehouselnAtlanta,whlchhesayswas"a My over 300 acres of land both cities tremendous success." claim. But just bow successful was Mr. Carter In p 9 0 Th e ruling handed down last week by reorganizing Georgia's government? Did he, as -,..i.e - 1 court Judge Kenneth Izffler says 11 U Seminole Supervisor of Elections his Lt A tuMMY propaganda declares, eliminate W'P U. S. Rep. Richard Ke ll y (R.Hollday) Plannhg N', Agency earlier said he would run Lake Mary Is entitled to "all municipal CWTilIIS Bruce was for changing primary 27$ of the date's 300 agencies? Did .. whose fifth congressional district Includes for mayor and this week Ethel Goldberg, taxes asse'ised and collected for a CARTER, election time ln Florida from Septemnberto ll years aifrnhilraUvecoetaby50per cent? Well, Iclon't Seminole County, has opened a campaign Apparently, It has always been this way. Or at wife of Councilman Lawrence Goldberg, subsequent to 1973" — th year Sanford . May prior to Tuesday's glection, she's 1% 4 T know. But here's what than who do know say: Ixte headquarters at 320 U. S. 17-92 in I"as long as anyone can remember. Choosing also declared her candidacy. "' annexed the land and Lake Mary In- I really on the bandwagon now. — "Ihavepersooallynot been able Identify a president Is a serious matter, regardless of the Casselberry. Semlnazzl, as Mrs. Goldberg announced. corporated as a city, Including the conShe's thoroughly convinced that any savings that resulted from reorganization development plans. Mrs. Audrey Holloway has been ap. denied tNt week that Councilman Gold- tested land, w hi frivolities It engenders, and therefore when ch in on the southwest Tuesday's 16 pe r cent turn out locall,, 'as per se.' This interviewee said Carter's claimed As far as Lake Mary Is concerned, all 300 James Carter Is presented with a sombr ero in a pointed by Kelly as his campaign chairberg is supportIng his (Semlnazzi's corner of Rantoul Lane and SR-46A near due as much to the untimeliness of the . reduction of administrative costs "is strictly acres are zoned agricultural. But that man New York barrio It Is a journalistic article of for Seminole County. Mrs. Holloway election bid. Mayfair Country Club. pr imary as to voter apa thy. And she hai fi ion, adding, il "A deta ed analysis would ct could, of course, be changed at any time. faith that it must appear in the evening nnint& was campai gn chairman for Congressman ,.. ThnI Such II ..bA... k...J. IAdmitting he and the Go1dEr At ,',,ljn.,U, m.., ...f ,..A such ~Wla .'UIlI%iU WUJ II4VV LU up. show auth a reduction." -Georgia State Auditor Never mind that Henry Schadeberg In WisconsLi prior to ' real news would next-door neighbors a — and friends, turn over to its smaller neighbor taxes In addi tion , she po ints out consolidating tk pr oblem. We don't mind the work, but moving to ne stDavis, quoted In an AP dory in the New candidate were not to receive a sombrero Florida. More recently she Seminazzi said that he will remain in the collected in 1974. Lake Mary got the The lengthy, emotional public hearing the first September primary and the we want a big turno ut to show for our served as York Times, Feb. 1$ 1976. Semle County Chairman of over the closing of Hot Foot's may be race. 8=11where. 71111t gets Into logic. By its nature -i March presidential pr eferential primary taxes.) work," she said. in that sum story Davis also said: ~1A the "Citizens f Reagan Committee." news coverage of elections is rooted primaril y in repeated at the city commission's next into a fin* primary in May would save MM Bruce said the legislators do not Ca er speaks rt against the tax load on Alsn ip for election in Longwood in She is a member of the Seminole Cow# tradition. But Sanford has a much higher tax rate meeting Oct. 11. I local taxpayers a minimum of $14,000. The want a long period of time for CainDecember are the council pustu currently than Lake Mary, and collected over $1,500 governor, he proposed the Rep'ibllcan Executive Committee, the A hearing has been set on the closing of $14,000 multiplied by the state's 67 counties paigning. "We told them we would have a Mate's first tax Increise,slnce 1956 and most f S~burhan .4men's Republican Club and I held by Gerald Connell and J. Russell in 1974. If thf: Srdowntrs had ti~en taxed Sanford's only remaining twitage meeting Hereinhlatanfanalof this campaign that sa t' would realize a savingsci $1 million at better turt b tijii'In eember. tt*Sanfot jor2n's Republican Club. Grant and the city clerk's office occupied 'the levies lest as Imported as whe ther candidate Ca rter by Lake May's rute,they taxes" dtil place, Blaat.Off Amuaeriezts on ,utb " least every fowyears.' but they .1'm ready to tie 'Kelly's — TLjy say everyone. Wks about the weather "There may have been a few inoffer free W"ts hKing advance r~Afm& oppont lit the ovêmbr by Onnie H. Shomnae. Mrs. Shomate is -.a total-of ju*1S9.35. 1infrd .Weilue '•. is a PorrivVilic Practitioner of, as he told Mrs. Bruce's statistic* go back to 195L battle with all of them right aow," she general election is JoAnn Saunders ot completing her ninth consecutive term-in but no one does anytrIng about it. But we've consequential boards that were eliminated. but Or these precautions an be obtained frqi So what huppens to the PM differetace? Playboy Magazine, optic adulterj. A full hotme --: the first one city comIn the t wo May primaries that year a 67 said. office (18 years) and in the past several No one seems to know — but then the missioners had seen for a long time Orlando. Mrs. Saunders led a five-perso' or community Extens!on-Rome Econeralco mostly he just at" a monster, Like HEW In reWndl)[41 for ths inanifies of the affair? Carter learned it's important to do 3ornethirig about the and 69 per cent turnout was seen; May, I'llds (the turnout) maketh me very field in !he first Democratic primary last elections has drawn no opposition. offlc.s. Newspapers and radio offer advaitu Washington." - Sam Caldwell, Georgia's Isn't to be blamed It he travels everywhere and weat her when they iredIct upcoming th under cities really aren't suing each other for the sWwed up for WAs week's hearing on Hot 1 1954,68.79; May, 1956,70 and 58 per cent; unhappy," Mrs. Bruce said. money. month, defeating her runoff opponent. Foot's, an am usement center on French wm,niri,s and suggestion for geding hWy for Commissioner of Labor, qnoted in the says nothing more enlightening than C,od Bless qnd lightning, hurricanes. tornadoes, floods and May, 1960. V per cent; May,6, 1962, 41.91 Incidentally, between the primary 17he Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Miller Newton of Pasco County, in the America; as a frontrunner he has a vested in- other upheavals by Mother Nature. Sanford commissioners, who have drn and floods. Washingt on Pod, Feb. 23, l7f. Avftlue near Mtb Street. pe rcent; May, 1964, 6SS and 58.5 per cent; elections, Mrs. Bruce's office added 5,000 is sponsoring an oldfashloned political already spent close to $1,000 in legal fees runoff this past week. Nelghborimj residents and businessmen We're uprooted New Yorkers now Hying in — Cuter's re4iihization ' was less signituvd In speaking without me-ning. Ditto G(Tald May, 1966, 48.4 and 58.7 per cent; May, new voters to the rolls for the November 2 * r'or example, we know we should take in our She and Kelly vied for the same office rally at 2 p.m. Uct. 16 at Lake Mary for this one suit, are mulling over a testified for over an hour about drug heart administ ratively than It was In a Fat Hance the fault is that of the nietait Florida where frequent lightninj starms am ise, and 34.2 per cent; general electIon, terrace furniture, but it's also advisable to lean two years ago with Kelly emerging vie- Elementary School. The Seminole Air possible appeal of Leffler's ruling, le*1cnspearcarrier5forn*tocy_ accepted as a normal way of life. And know transactions, youngsters urinating on Sugar vim paw out aceofseuonsagoata level that one or two windows open an Inch on the side of leade The primaries were switched to SepEllgible to case ballots in the general t olioLs. Cadet Squadron has been invited to appear on nothing more. hip and uniting various groups behind Commissioner Mac McClanahan tri(A to buildings and lawns, loud music, the name of all the girls used to identify the rs was almost Incredible, even In these Inflationary times. temr In 1970 and the turnouts recorded the house away from the dbrec*gn Whee the 6.1 election In Seminole County are 55,680 —.as well as the Longwood Elementary get his colleagues to agree to an appeal at hurricanes building up out at sea because we're 4n for whatever else he wanted to do."--Same profanity, reckless driving, vandalism, The reaction was predictable. Qmsnmers cut down on is wind were bl o wing 53.19 Including . And and 48.39; September, 1972, 30 to 32,028 Democrats; 20,253 k ee p draperies drawn to Pot In fact, journalists seem almost to arrange In the path Of many tropical storms. But we were In Longwood where the municipal School Fife and Drum Corpd and the city's this week's comvti~-,sion meeting. but the littering and other disturbances. One article, panphrsalng consumption. They Irderdlorially lad the sugar habit. And th opinion .of "Mac" e help keep glass, especially In pld"rw1ndews Simpson, per cent; September, 1974, 28.74 per cent Republicans; 1,811 Independents; 1,496 election is scheduled for Dec. 7, two junior police. for campaigns to be mwidane. When candidates reminded this isn't localized when we visited car decision was dehyed until Oct. 11. woman said she had seen a teenaged a University of Tennessee political producers all over the world geared up to take advantage of the end lOper cent; and thIs year, 31.3 per cent non-partisan; and 90 In splinter parties. and doom from being broken by the candida port do speak of im tes have announced for the McClanahan feels very strongly about the a nt th ings, reporters often family tItLi summer at Fire Island In New York, uple ha ving sexual inter co urse on her co high prices. scientist, who has extensively studied Carter's , ( 1 ' I , (- and is per cent. generated. MrL Bruce's office predicts an 80 per A cocktail party honoring Vince Perry, iss'ue because the 300 contested acres lie in lawn. bionic up merely confrontations. For instance a and promptly were evacuated by a visit there by mayor's office Incumbent Mayor James gubernatorial record. Now there Is a sugar surplus. Prices have dropped sharply. "The legislators think the state's cent turnout in the general electitlon. R. I.ormann has said he will not seek re- Republican candidate for the District I candidate may, as Carta has recently, talk of Hurritane Belle. This made us quite aware that the prime recharge area for the city's i Th e commissioners voted unanimously There Is talk that some producer countries are chnnping their Let There Be Light! But It probably won't elections supervisors are bellyaching — "When asked for figures to back up CarAlso to be held the same day is the city I election. seat on the Board of County Comwater supply. honest tax revision as touching mod Americans bad weather and its effect on people isn't conaugarinthe United States at Iowa prices than they qan get at ter's claim (that he cut administrative costs to revoke Hot Foot's occupational license, by come when you flip the switches or turn on tha because we don't want to That's not election in Altamonte Andrew Serninazzi of the city's Land missioners will be held from 5 to 8 p.m., Ruth esentedbi the pres as asabotetw fined to one area. In some way oroth,'rltn,ayM Sanford rezoned 24 acres for comand gave them about an hour's notice to 50 per home In the producer countries. Carter's cent) . news director, Rex electilc appliances. Because usually Oct 9 at the home of Lawrence IL Mar- mercial and multi-family use in Decem be r of the average men. The Republicans seized the all of us, on the coastlines and Inland, and we Granurn, close the doors for good. And there Is a rising frnt.nd from U.S. sugar cane and beet r ep li ed ' th ere are no such st ati ics st dorm comes, out goes our electric current. tiny, 803 Mount Vernon Parkway, 1974 at Jeno Paulucci's request opportunity. And In the end both sides promised should be prepared. but available." -Excerpt from 1976 Carter profile, And odds are thesame thing will happen growers for protection. They want the government to raise the If you're not evacuated Altamonte Springs. retained unusually strict controls over to Blast-Off next week. to protect loopholes for everyone except the heirs tariffs on Imported sugar. That would raise the price of sugar In We're usually warned well In advance when a in your home, the teat way to keep in touch With authored by Phil Stanford and published by of John Paul Getty, and so much this season for hurricane frmn sea or bad weather brewing onwhat's the supermarket ning In the outside world Is by Capitol Hill News Service, an organization begun happe I candid tax law evaluations. by Ralph Nader. We believe the Ford administration should resist such land will come along. Federal and local agencies radio. pressure. There Is no military or strategic reason for protecting -"He couldn't pass any of his reorganization tAll our domestic sugar industry, U it Is usable to compete with 4 '~ lACK ANDERSON per cent of It anyway." — A top Georgia foreign producers. The cane sad beet glowers should switch to pcftticlan, quoted In Time magazine, May 10, other crops better suited to American growing conditions and 1916. farming tech niques. Those crops can compete successfully on What large U.S city can be Indentified periodic kick-the-habit campaigns around cannot pay for medical care di e: commissioners for their time, and wLie Professionalism — "Several' 'eran capital figures question the world market, as American farmers have proved by their from the following points: the state but that so far the program I am often stunned by his reasoning. decision In revoking the license of Hot the effects of the organization, scoffing at Mr. huge sales of wheat, corn and soy beans abroad. 1 Its name Is Included In the titles of "didn't go after the youth that much." The column Audie Murph y wrote about In Reporting Foot's. Carter's appralsa.. of It as a 'radical piece of several of America's most popular songs. "We have a program in the schools each in "The Clock" Sept. 21 was callo us, surgery that restored the patient's health.' Mr. It is one of the busiest Industrial river year, such as the non-smoking (Urns which Editor: and I am amazed that his readers did Our beautiful neighborhood has been Mathews called the program nothing more WASHINGTON -The federal esta blishment example, regular audits returned $83 in adports In the country. Its mater league are shown on a regular basis," McCracken not reply. I thoroughly enjoyed reading Audie restor ed. If you have a problem in your a Here are the 'cosmetic details: rearrangement of the furniture,' BERRY'S WORLD baseball team Is currently languishing is so Inundated with government form tha t t explained. "But I've never heard of ditlonal taxes for every hour of staff work, but Murphy's "Around the Clock" apA member of my family is in one of in IVA I ,,,,,,,.,,,• .,,,.,jiêi - .ii O...aa. thhW. twit• I^@ wtA ..LA .,a zs..i • I . neighborhood, join together, seek II a IPdi iv u.0 I7JUUJ games OUL UI II1 piace ui we i iuvniuicu were anything specifically like this (clinic). We uurvaucrui. amply can seep up W1UI 511 the investigators using the matching program pearing in your paper on Sept. 21st. It the best nursing homes in the assistance, we (' di more or d! Lave thy neighbor, Africa'; white regime e for a less agreed." $1 billion contract to Tom Mathews, Georgia ' National Division. Its League Eastern go In and talk paperwork. The Iceii In to them, usually about the alone is recovered $215 per staff hour. was refreshing to read a good piece of Southeast Four of us share in her love th y neighborhood. build a Want for convertingcoil th iu'pt4si, Rnf MlfIo,.gI hitti.,,........ by s..' Soesker of the House. nuMM in thu Now Von, ntne hnrna" hv an nirn1irn that mju1 hay.,- to wit thern fourth -. 1....... grade or .o Voii journattsm in a local paper. I am sure support. She is lucky. Many deserving with the wide paper. returns, accrd1ng to the congressional study, It turned out, never got "Governor Busbee, however, complains that and eighth graders attended a weekly between the time of Kitty Hawk and and fifth grade the) 'me already starting to It costs the taxpayers at least $2 billion a the feder-21 goverturnent could remyer at Ind 12 your paper. old, sick, poor, and alone. It could . But the company drew all intricate thu largest of Mr. Carter's creations, the Human ' Anwha Earhart. One of its best-known assembly for three weeks where they year, for example, because the (rternal Revenue billion and experiment and fool around with it." Sanford UP The Press in many areas today ap. perhep, as much as *10 billIon 'nI happen to any of us, even our tough heard a lung specialist, a neck surgeon and Resources Department, had 'unnecessary layers proposal designed to take advantage of representatives during the l940s and i9s Marion Snell, coordinator of health Service is too swamped with paperwork to cross- nusIJY. parentjy uses the "Sin columnist. and Weather a psychologist talk about smoking. Africa's cheap black labor. "The objectives of ° management, lack of accourtabiUty, unclear was affectionately referred to as "The education and health services for check !U returns with incom reporting form. Gambit," but, I wonder how many of Footmte: An IRS) -vokefnw said it is difName Withheld By Request Preliminary eva."atlons of th e program this plan." states one draft docurtient, I've to Una of authority, confused job dtfinitions, and Mu ,' school system, said that "if what they find People Gave Aid Like mcst government agencies, the IRS flc& to &ssess the amount of extra revenue that the readers are even aware of that maximize the Sanford won't be ecunomic participation of South ItAdequate &dministrative promium ior several weeks, but out from St. Louis is favorable, then . . ., I'd be ; I ~ Issues forms right and left, But iihat happau to would be generated by a instch4 program. It is ., I Still don't know? subtlety. African labor. . . and t, Editor: Dr. Morgan says poisitive results can interested." j coutruct the new all f that the harassed citizens are "a hard thing to ddine w*j I' Well then, how about Anheuser-Busch "After studying to the dollar," he . already be seen. She reported that I want to thank all the people who at facilities with least Based on r recent report, " Th is smok in g quality wosnslp at the lowed The Importance a to encoLrag' my children to read the ny ^ broad Claims p. came to rn aid Sept. I sit tt~o UA practical cost.." an unreleased congressional report, are program in operation within two ' Square? Right. It could oulY he &. Louis. paper, bid I shudder at the opinims years. he dsm.kIng "cold turkey" and that others in My son and I A "key element" of the proposal w advisory committee were fishing from the sea (school) is Interested Of destroyed by IRS witilout ded. And there's an extremely interes trust t. them . L any paper whose George Burbee, Georgia's present . t'r,g the group were cutting beck. wall when he lost his footing and fell in," Mrs. Snell said. "And I wn, and the "Inining program for block workers, which are governor, who supports Carter, quotei mocrat examination.IV has just come out of the story that reporte.-3 ~o not report all the facts and SOUTH AFRICAN INCII&NT: American It seems pretty hard to find anything .*-.n the teachers are and I'm sure ii'y Parents into the take. It it weren't for all the in wkquate supply in On Republic of Smith Editor~ Every year, half a billiun Inc're reporting corporations have Invested $l. billion in i* Gatewaytothe West, that old haunt of Stan i n proper context. Of course, I re-ilize Christian Science Monitor, July South j1," negative about an effort such as this. And 19, 19M. people who helped, he may have are. If this is a working progmai and it ' s " s: The of blacks, it was anticipated, 'Clock" 24-76 was most exhfusW and Dizzy Dean. forms flood Into IRS ofllcet. Most are those Africa, and they are pick to urtify t.ho huge i, that reporters are human and have althouph things have quieted down something we can use, why, drowned. Our family shall always be I'd defimtely in substantial reduction in A great maj*,rfty of familiar W-2 form3 Utat Ust the wages enned by outlay with the cj#im that the nearly opinions and I respect that, but who's to state , It em. that one day not too long ago a recently, last spring there was quite a be interested in helping and doing all we grateful to these people, and we thank the y hav ' e PrM& w l average rand4ir. paid for skilled labor." par,V. raphs. "Just don't bury your head employes. But the annual deluge also Includes jobe and raised the living sandart for the agene'" , boards,and c0mmis3lonerx he says he sa y that their opin.on Is the right II group 0I 38 seventh and eighth girwkrs at furor in Seminole County over the can.each and every one of them. Mother confidential document outlines merged or shuttered were In fact noflunjo n th sand. If you do. someone surely opinion. Ctgldren are impressi:nable. country's black majority. approached Principal Shenandoah School existence at high hools sc of designated Seminole Sc ho ol pt. William P. (Bud) Su Umlrnitf plans for bUding sti:ntato. 1-tu*11- relies that simply hyidn't beea citared f will bury you even further," etc. I Incoin from dividelMie, Interest. Tents anti Some cluldren of today, because cf Sen. Dick Clark, D.-Iowa, who chairs 11W o. NoLt Mae Morgan and told her that they smoking areas for students 18 years old Layer echoed Mrs. Snell's sentiments atrJ Name Withheld snips" bc blacks arid whites. The proposed organization thara" - Newsweek moaj1e, exposure to television and opinionated $needed help. The students said they were anI above. I say vote, even if you do not like any expressed interest in meeting with ACS By Itequest Sept. 13, is". townsh!p for 1,140 Et , n whites, !he plan h uai,larig U'.cie forms with Income tax believe the line the corporations are handing out. new.%, can no longer form their owii chronic smokers who were interested in Perhaps if a:ea school dilldren who candidato. if )ou vote it wtH rM administrators to consider the clinic idea. ."tatts, should encompass an area of ap. re'cucns.therEScan1dentlfytaxcheatrs. Every He Is Investigating allegations that /nerlcan n,imons. I personally feel that this is "kicking the habit" but had not been able hz,e fallen into the smoking habit could be people that you still care what happe ns "I'm not sayin' tInt he was "Anything that will help cut do wn on pc3xmately 10 squaie miles and consist ex . tax chader who is cau#,t saveb the amey of ft lir.ms a re making big bucks to do so. dangerous. caught before they reach high school by tating advar r-age smoking or help people quit, why, we'll tO your ct)Ufltry. If you do not vote there I Of IMA". but Jimmy has a teadericy to shoot clusi,,p,ly of Wee-mid4our-bedroorn honies. I, honest taxpayers. "I was a little smVised ttit 38 (WArlY We need more prolessionalism in of South Afric a 's aparthelr) *Ilcles. and heipcd 'through a program similar to off , giye it every opportuitity to succeed," said will mme a day when you will be told at the mouth a lot. That The black township, o 'i other hand, would savings business Is a Ytt the Home Monetary Affairs 3ub.. one-third of the 13- and 14-year-olds In the the one in St. Louis -It woithi improve the reporting. I am truly glad to see The Layer. who, what and when or you will not ore mmittee, headed by Rep. Ben Rentha1, 0.. company, Lummus Corporation, ! school) were heavy smokers who said Uicy local situation all the way around. Herald restoring old fashioned JuurSo it sounds like a favorable atmosphere planned to'uck in an area — I r espect the man. He even have that choice. worked hard and tr ied, the The Image of the League of Womn. N.Y., has fowW that the IRS routinely igw.m capitalize on South Afrtcan apartheid if it were a wanted to (quit), but could not," Dr. And everybody seems Interested In natism through Audie Murphy. It exists for the establishment of such an but saving money? No, nobod township, It would initially exisla, kn pan, I of Y can 'how me any the Income-reporting forms. "Half of the total warded a maJor Vot ers is changing. Their member% Its ;0 Morgan said. BiA an even stronger pittting in. efff)rt among tirpia d"flontQ WhiA falroa restores mv fait'n in the aress. construction COhilaC4. savIngs. ieptutzient dwullSngs, "in ba rrack., form of form% slibmitted were dedroyrd upon,reMpt,11 director from the reaction came William McCracken, area director for Mary Lou Miller us back to the point that left the St. Lows Interral document4 intended for corpotate Executive Director accommodate rAm blacks per room." .6 A . L--J 4. ;.at anti r11blic education for the 1 hatted libbers. They are fun loviit, a . th. A—%;&; UMS 91.,f-CS #0 "ety, vo1 witeered mfttee report being prepared fcc o1flciLa' eyes only. Pik Casselberry Cancer Society and school officials so U c his; .'mus exF.F.E.O.A. A=A the clAimcd savings, rie year yri're a Wg uhef i'!) (ho C& (tao recreation facilities for whites and cp rter r4ctasa. people becoming involved In all mrk-&j "St. Louis branch of the American Cancer to contact St. Luu.ts and provide Sominole ected to ¶edflce labor cools by hiring large gn statfers were una bl e to O4 to nonplussed. The Shenandoah kids Sanford blacks also wsuld.have diff er ed t. s"yau a'; 5.ocret Football pracfliarke(S). of community concern. The Sm,nole Society (ACS ). school ulfidals with details on how the cognized their problem and had the guts re tices'' County League literally "movec Takes Issue "I was lot amed when (the principal) Shenandoah clinic was conducted. t to seek help. rIt ew i irris Daily proposals were drawn up.Vftifically to t.Vnfo1Tn New;. Sept. gs. lt7e report b Thanks For .. mountains" when they assisted Ill "Phell they takcdr fitm tq match the C,041irg hooing, dining and recroxim calied me," said the director, ElVe Moses. , I "We can definitely get the information This is the key element. Without it all the facilities for, Y Wilkam Sherman. w)Ui "requirements of local lay.,, 141 St With Columnist obtaining S.A.C.S. tregionah 3cBut she went right to work and set up a aInQ the taxrdurns. lo 19I. fr bLcs :nai wtcs who worked on the project. and ~he whole ixv-rwn out of St. Louis," good Wen!ions and adult coo)eration in Africa. 38 "Itick-the-habit" clinic which the McCrzrWn said. "I think it's & good idea. ': lcknoy, the world will be to no avail. It has Erhtw students attended twice a week for three We'd sure like to do something with it, I'll something to do with that gry-had, yet Be: the * columnist who has i ecomEditor. . weeks at a lical coucaeling center. In t-'U ou that." still yout'Iul maxim about horses, water Mar lene Beck me nde d letting the sick and old who I wish to publicly thank the "it addition, all 120 of Shenandoah's sev enth McCracken zId the Florida ACS st candidate from Georgia Is leaving another audience. He La waving and smiling. "Bye everybody," he says, "goodbye, goodbye, bye everybody, goodbye." A cheer. Some clapping. And Jimmy Carter continues: Bye everybody. Vote for me In November. Bye, bye, goodbye everybody. Goodbye. God bless America, bye, bye, goodbye, goodbye, bye everybody." Itladreadfullycornpone.Itlsunlxnportant beyond measure. Yet here at the action are a fcw hundred of America's bed-trained, highest-paid andmost-cxperlenced new, reporters, recording this drivel for posterity. It is written In notebooks, ft Is photographed from every angle, itised,It Is evalisatcd.ftis edited and ltls ottad Into sophisticated machinery and finally W1 #1.. h. II A.. wa i..ui, uf.... v;u WI I Isn't null) terribly Interested. 0 0 ____ 1 ____ ______ _____ _____ _________ _______ The Sanford Connection - ________ _____ Parties ___ it Politks A ___ Taxing Quest'sion ___ Nirst, _____ ___ ___ . ' ___ ______ _____ . Chan e Elect*ion T*ime -. , °ff LI . _______ _____ ____ - 1 .- - - HAROLD BLUMENFELD .,Rlan -Ahead ,For Sto 11"ragew"s - - -- wh - Sugar Protection z ______ ____ Chalk Talk: Education - (ip Smoking clinic Proposed IRS Flooded By Tax Forms OUR READERS WRITE ' '. . ' "U' -' ' . Women Voters Praised - , , r I. . -. 'l L) . ., ........ . agcs ~ ¶ r "If - / 'L1~½ , . .. . kli- .. 4 ' V ' ... 'c , , . .,.: 'y tc .....,i,I;,.., .. . i L:" , L... .• . • . . • •. , / )' 'I lt'. v,t:.-'' , . 1" ... -: ,'.' •..... ' ',''. •', . R '•e'i' I..ø, '€T ;I ,", ..4'.' ',i, ':; ....... , . ' `~ - .I.!,. ....: ::_"r.'..i. .'a .............. tr; ~ "r":'., p ••• , 1, , , . . I ", 0, ,. . . 0, ... _____ :ird (trinkir '' ;1~~, . ' c' : .•-. •,,.,... f;' , - ' !c..'c- .et I ' '" t jJ; .* V' .,Q',..tt -' • . j.•• .'.lf" �IA-4vs.lq PfomM. For 1. P1. Saiy, Oct. L1fl District 17 Senate SW No. .1 41 Challenging Sears I . By DONNA UIES NO!'MdSWf WrIler night as Raises racked i all of Conference titleand a berth In the football that had been used But it's a long road to received extensive scouting which rang up three con- sadden strikes, you know. Even during th seeiaw contc. Seab, an eportson the northern cjunj secutive shutouts before though we gave up 20 points, I the "This is it, huh? Th Every time halfback Tim conversion -In the Braves' 20 time." is Is the Five-Star championship doeen't has not yet had time to review allowing the Bulldogs 20 points, think our defense will sustain game ball," Posey mused. assure Seminole of a playoff them. Ralnes scores a touchdown, he 20 victory over DeLand, and the will have to resume its dingy as. "The word a now that "Let's save that one, If we beat spot Districtopponents comes jogging off the field with "No. "I can tell you that they've ways lithe Braves are to have a 1" chant could be heard on colonial has beaten Boone, fl. Daytona Beach Seabreeze (the Lyman and Lake Brantley his index finger raised all sIdes. mint got Otle of back," the chance of dumping Gainesville, "The thing about this g' I Poesy announced during a Tribe's last conference op- be conquered first. The Seminole chief disclosed Friday rated the AAAA4 preseason think, that may help us fran significantly In the air. And his JubI1ad celebration in the end ponent, scheduled for toughest obstacle looming on night. "They say he's just like favorite, Seminole High teammates have Seminole Coach Jerry Poesy zone following Seminole's homecoming Nov. 12), now on," Poesy continued, "Is th en the Thbe's warpath dill has to Thu Rains,, only bigger. That's "Defense Is still one of our th pick up the practice, attempted to re-focus his at now it's taken the xeaws fourth straight decision of the that'll be the ball that won the be Gainesville, however, just the way he was described st rong points," Poesy said. off the defense. wimitating the gesture and squad's thinking after the game youn We made some g season. "And Colonial Is conference." raising cries of, "No.1, No, 1," from a fut ur to me. And 's their big of- "It's bound to ensue around that mistakes along these lines, t_" e victory ing So the players and fans obAlso undefeated In di strict fensive force. he The whenever things go favorably Gainesville - which would DeLand they're going to have an off we're Just Inexperienced. We're But after the squad tiac viously aren't the only ones play, the Purple Hurricanes coach, Jim Soul, told me that nigIt. bid I think a couple of not going to be for the Tribe, catapult the Tribe virtually to departed for the dressing room, letting to Id of "number deamroiled DeLand two weeks he just tore them up." There was lot of both Friday the doorstep of the FiveStar a staff member handed Posey one" creep Into their minds, their (DeLand's) touchdowns Gainesville score that many ago, Vogt . .-. Two terms and they're out government -1 and that makes sense. State Sen. Jøhe Vogt (D I "The proposed personal come) is being r4*fl4 for i contributions of the candidate his DIMrI* 17 seat In the • .,1. .4 should be limited to tour times Florida Senate by CtIs Sean . : the qualifying fees and limit (R-Rockleie.) . contributions to within the . The 17th district Is comprised b oundaries of the office they of SeminOle, Brmrd and Pails seek to serve ad there should • of Osceola and Orange Coan. J be reorganization every ______________________ ) session," Sears said. iaa In the races for . "I would not favor limiting StAte &O in theminds of . I..". ___ the terms of cabinet officers," uwqy r4eTs 4t: Vogt responds. didate' Msni On the C.iil "This is not a popular answer RIt.. . 'iendment .Eft%); because of the current what changes In the iiles widespread distrust of governing the O'ItT*1Ofl$ of th government," Vogt concedes, ferepr ojed; 'th.'d "but many cabinet members s sources of new or increaa& tax have performed good and renoni Is advocated to fund valuable service to the state for date programs; and whether SEARS VOGT more than two terms. the the it. of cabinet members provisions we now have or wl1 should be limited. to 10 years. monuments to our elected and soon have for financial Sears Is for limiting all 4$e 1 am for eliminating all appointed officials set up to osure;vncti of in. elected officials to two terms political pensions and slowing perpetuate themselves," he terest, we have further and PM state nipointed offices down the bureaucratic says. 8afeguarth against abuse of the office'," he says. •. means less dollar Seminole's points - four the AAAA.6 district playoffs touchdowns end a two-point to "playing them one at a o," JUN GLASSES -. - XXCIIPT CLtp.31 - Ab - - . Mfljc.... able thoughts .• 210. Pusey said he has Evemihm Herald, Sanford,, Fl. Suny, Oct.3, 1U-1 B Haynes' Hunches I -- . ; By KR1S NASH Herald SWfW,ftt, So the Seminole defense, were on long passes, just points." V f - I- I,t I .I. I By JIM HAYNS t With I Sanford Man Acquitted Of Marijuana Possession Of Charact,r? ItsAThing,Nofp050 Definition Sean is opposed to the Equal am for non4iscrirnination." he . stresses. Vogt Is for ERA. "Since I that would tallow discrimination A circuit court jury has former codefendant testified Charles Edward Robinette, lg against women (or men acquitted Gerald Page, 19, of that marijuana found by of Eustis, who earlier pleaded because of their sex, follows Sanford, of a felony marijuana raiding sheriff's deputies was guilty to felony delivery of that t cannot imagineitanyone possession charge after a his marijuana, told jurors that voting against a constitutional me oaggie of the illegal weed wntndnnt that would prevent deputies found on a dresser in discrimination against women Page's bedroom at a S. Sanford (or men) because of their sex," Ave. residence on June 9 was Vogt said. the remains of a quarter-pound Sears does not advocate any of marijuana that he new taxes. "I would introduce (Robinette) had packaged the (or call for enforcement of our night before In an adjoining current laws) legislation to not bedroom. let the sun rise on any depart. When Robinette pleaded meet of Florida State governguilty In a drug delivery ease meet that has not been annually before Circuit Judge A.J. audited to prove the degree of Hisemann Jr. in mid-august, need to continue. I am for zero the state dropped charges based budgeting," Sears says. against him In connection with "I do not advocate any new or the search warrant raid in increased sources of tax which Page was also arrested, revenue until it is an absolute In other cases before Circuit certainty that we need such," Ji4ge Robert B. McGregor, A. says Vogt. B. Brannon, 3, A sanford, "The size and cost of originally schedu.'M fo r trial on government have grown so fast a felony tu'lary charge, and sobig that guv.rmnent now pleaded guilty to an amended charge of tespss, a fII3t. plays a major rote In our gross national and gross state. I degree misdemeanor, sri was products." placed on one-ye' UnS Imports, Freeze Chance Concerns UnitedGrowers annual cltrs crop poll released today, reported as "very manageable" supply-demand projections. But at the 'ne time, the Orlando-based grow organization warned of zn;. dersupply" as a "major problem." For ideal conditions, explained General Manager ...i. of "n..jlft, •rn,*" hb A&r, - -. A :t I V •'(' . , , . . . .' . . ',.. '' '. Woo wort Retu rn Keys Hawks on Ju coming from were still time two LAP occ - j r 99 FASHION SCARVES ..,...i .,tii..v, .)411U.JLU. straight, "4" ,- Specifically, the proposition asks that each of the 10 . '. from ' v fum from . . . . . IiIh& . .. J ".; . , ' ,. .j,v ' I' - - ••' He ,:' ' BAIT ' ' " ' I ' .' ' - ' '.' , :h' 5.3 box level. . I .1 forest to -.------ ::.:': ',,, WA eCJTIVE ASHTRAY EXCLUSIVEPIPE (73), MIke Perry (6.1) ::: 414ARM,# ?rt% i RE 99c _______ _________________________ ____ Inc 11 LII DUbUUII F ..,.:. - ` ~~: ~ ~ Ot)t,1Li1 lb %1frL3%" LENSES DUPLICATED 1. SIX, ains U.'J?EO aPp.,': - PEOPLE TRUST ECI PRE3CRIPTWpsER OR QUALITY AT LOW PRICE -L I _.iP j,th i-tbdoy .----_ I,.&_,__.-..._ in 1971. A number of would-be beneficiaries are still ali ve and relatively lucid. The problem is, Casey got around to Casey's home in Glendale, Calif., aski ng if these keys si gning that document. The courts must decide where Casey's shares in banks, stocks, oil welti and real estate will go, So far, nothing." Stengel died at age , and for riost of his public li fe he within a IOU-mile radius of -- a major league outfielder in 1912 and managed many teams, most notably leading the New York Yankees to i'nprecedented 10 pennants,in 12 years, 1 949-10 - he consider ed a clown or a genius or a treasure. Or all gets an can equipment were sent was three. If there was 3nythln he me? ' since some., "Th e family situation landed in court. And the judge ruled, Casey, you're saner than I'll ever be," i'as..y knew how important some rpasoo, money was for his players and. was understood nearly ni well as baseba ll , it was money. out to all the banks "When I saw Casey I said, Why did you do that to me?' He said, 'Because I trust you., I said, 'But why didnt you tell He aaid it was iart of a business deal and wintea to keep it quiet he didn't want family alter it. I said, 'But what 11 it were stolen?' He said, 'So what. . By the way, take was became who s'ime of lila cash. "There are about 35 keys to safe deposit boxes that nobody find," said Herb Norman, the New York Mets' manager and friend of Casey's since Stengel was th e club's manager in th' early 1960s. "As I understand, letters -.----_-.-- He the vice-president of a bank in Glendale, of which his brother-in-law and executor, John Lawson Sr., is chairman of the board. As Cay got older and - if possible - more prolix, some nieces and nephews, according to Herb Norman, tried to declare him mentally Incompetent as well. "Once," said Noman, Casey banded me a satchel and said hang on to it for awhile I tossed it in may locker. For I looked Ui the at&hel. It loaded with bundle!. vi cash! I counted up .000! belonged in any of th eir boxes. and who gets his cash. Rather, pci-son JJV.IJQQ --- (Continued on Prr 3-Ei - IWS Mets ç" "ianI -.--4- - _r ..1 '•'•'\(;' % .'f'sd;I •'y •"; • P',"'.' t ifl -, -n 4,-:~5 6. - . .. "-. 4. l,i - - I" ,. 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Cy went out in characteristic fashion, PIICIS Goop Th1IJ WID. 't• Longwood ViHa0o Sho pping Center - PAKOF 4 ..:. %** + ::: .. I r Sports Optics OPE$:MONDAY - FRIDAY 1OA.M..;p.M. SATU RDA Y34M. - I P.M. ~ ,# , I I C nI._ BYIRABERKOW Ronald Rofllnghaus Rig. Optician Compt.t, Selection ofSu,lasses Fram* Repairs and Replacements ~ .: MOSQUITO OIL Frn.y 35 run _________________________________________________________________________________ _os o ` .~ "A.'1 , I . 11 - rh)t ., , i-r t , J I . /f !" stop -._..-- PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED I " was i ( Zia e. of crtifiod salable crop, Snows: - Round oranges 186.5 million one and three-fifths iuei ouxea, a 4.6 per cent tncnase over 180.3 box 17S-76 sale. The varietal breakdown: / . .1 . : Ill The United spokesman said its Poll should be distinguished from the Oct. 12 USDA annual total ct p forecast which In. c1u*s non mmerc'.l fruit jr,A also places Temples in Its Early and Midi (including "all - orange" category. na%..ls) 102.5 million boxes, a United's estimate is only of 4.6 per cent Increase over last what growers frel they can season 's 96.0 mil!lon box silo; p,cItzt and sell. Valencias: 84.0 million boxes, a Explaining "a "sty 2. per cent incteace ole:' last mi'ageable" analysis, McGee season's $1.9 n1wen'rit. saIt' "Fresh grapefruit mIl Grapefruit: 49.l1ioi boxes demand Is upwud here and .c 316 per ct over certified abrodindasntuJcan-yovaro( . . . dicated tangerines would bold at 3.3 million boxes sold last year and tangelos at. approximately the 1975.76 season nstionm The poll, built n grower catiniates of commercially ' ' ,. IS Wilson McGee, supplies are adequate. But, he noted his concern with the- nnAslhiiitv -----_ of freeze and pressure Ircmn juice Imports from Brazi and other ' .' directors be "elected for three ytars with no fewer than one quarter of directors elected In any one year." PresntIy, the 10 directors hold office until the next annual meeting. The company is also expected sales of dominant canned single Temples: 5.57 million boxes a strength grapefruit juice is only to report on the dart, in the past S per cent increase over 5.3 50 per cent of the estimated S fiscal Year, of a facility for the million certified in 1975-76. million case reserve. Reserve operations of Florida Extrusion Yield projection of frozen of FCOJ will fall at least 40 per inc., an aluminum component concentrated orange juice per cent under a minimum W manufacturing firm. box Is estimated to be ,,no more Million gallon level many InIN TR P productive" than last season's dustry leaders feel necessary to NEW ENGLAND 1.29 average, supply trade pipelines. Our only WILLIAMSBURG Tangerines and Tangelos problems are wind, freeze, BEST TRIPS GOlGI FOLDER FREE were not polled . But United said disease and lack of Florida .,i Amu* Siaao SW d fle these varieties, which with identification." RAIL TRIPS m 754.3191, 421.753 Temples, comprise a majority 1915 PiE. 4 St. DeCtIeW, 3344i United Growers, in its 10th , off as another hcrhummer you show signs of putting things together. Being4.Oain'tbad,astheysay, " rL .. ' da rnm,,,.... . • . Selection The an insufficient search warrant used by vice squad agents Aug. On Annual lSIna raid at it* 5lgO2J( St., Altamonte Springs, Agen residence of William D. Carr, tockho1ders of the Sanford36, led to dismissal of felony Seminole Development Co. heroin and cocaine possession Inc, will be asked to v a charges against Carr; Daniel change In the "number,ote tenure Poole, ZI, Fern Park; Garry and qualifications" of members Argro, 20, Altamonte Springs; of the board of directors during David Jolly, fl, and Lewis the group's annual meeting 8 Jolly, 22, both of Orlando. a.m. Oct. 12 In the Chamber of 4 d instinct, because the scent was strong against ' . . L . . . DeLand, But even so, the true test of a football team •, isn't to its record, how many points It puts on the ,. board, or even how many sacks the defense gets. V. .. I,. [,, QI)P Cnaracter is the name of the game. .1 'J•. X One V the college philosophers -I don't know if . w' ,. it was Bear, Bud or Woody - said winning isn't ., -**P •. I. everythJng, but It beats the tar out of whr1t comes i Ref walls (or Ralnes to end TD dance, get ball Why are these people smiling? Seminole scoreboard the answer second J saw character Friday night when Tim Raim ..1 ran for the winning touchdown with about seven and Oviedo Loses ' Battle Of Sticks,' 8-6 .. one-half minutes left in the game. Undoubtedly, Tim h's his own brand of character - just ask those .: tacklers who were grabbing air. I 1. But the diaracter I noticed was that of John : I Utton, who put on quite a show himself back of the . .line of scriminage. Raines was on his way, eaking an ankle tackle midfield and headinf'T ByLOUISSAPSIS two Seminole County schools. over with 7:41 left in the game. following kickoff and marching ' ,g 1. I Into the end zone with 5:37 left rejuvinated Hawks ground T 'f$ jum pe Herald Correspondent ,, They met for the first time Before the extra point try upheld, 60 yards for a TD d £Ifl.,U over tac klers o see pla y the clock, game. Led by the br uising last year on the gridiron with could be attempted the Hawks their own. downfield. He jumped again, seemingly floating to But, the Hawks' Brent rurnlng of Qutk Dickson, st ball "The just there and the Lions away with an were penalized five yards for On that drive, highlighted by Barclay broke up the : sde as long as possible. Fists clinched, he yelled "go. no one was around me. So, I easy a brought up from the junior 35.0 win. One year can "delay of game." But this the running of David Bass and twolmint conversion try for tipg varsity, the Hawks were able to by but .go. ..go." When he came down he reached down picked It up and ran with It," make ablgdlfference,asshown didn't and Clark hitting Henry Finney, the Lions away a Randy Willis pass. slapped the turf with his hands, rolled over and was the way Chuck Woodworth by Friday night's contest. control the ball until t he flnr' Bob Luby with a pass In the end able to score In just over, two There was flinewl himself back Into a victory jl 'eft for wi sounded, giving the Hawlt' explained the play that brought With the ball resting on the zone for the winning two-point minutes. , e Lions to stop the Hawks, boosters their most exciting th the Luke Howell Silver Hawks .4 II only took Ille siuiaInes a - similar-scene.' iiuiuie plays to conversion.. • Bass ripped off. rim of 23 force them to punt and bounce' momen t since Lake Howell an 8-6 upset victory over the take ltin. Donnie Screnk took it The Lions proved that they yrth. Then, with a fourth and back, stands loved every minute of it. fielded a fuotball team. Oviedo Lions Friday night. to the goal line be fore quar- are also a team of great one situation from the 28, I don't think it was the victory Itself which made The problem was that the The night dartedoff otis bed The game-breaking play terback Joey Clark snuck it character by taking the Flnney broke tackles and raced a notch of character. Facing the situation squarely, Lions couldn't stop the note for the Lions. Caughell us and BED TRAY ur ed with just over eight here was a team who got all 26 points from Raines, minutes to go In a scoreless barely "nipped" the ball on the opening kickoff as it only went man of the hour. contest. Only minutes before QUEEN SIZE five feet. the me ho team had "downed" Litton WITH FOLD. explains it best, indicating there isn't ~ __WPR_4`~ 11Zr From that low point, matters in the Lion's one-foot IN LEGS room for petty jealousies on a winning team. got For the uninformed, Raines is the youth whose 6 REG 1 49 Thew3rse first time a Lion touched Three cracks at the stubborn .' dad didn't want him to play football this season. Tim Hawk defense had gained the the ball, after briefing the i' . t finally convinced him different after th e first game. Lions only two yards, so they Hawks and forcing them to LADI'IS MSO*TID punt, to receivers got conOther teins might have trouble handling a were forced to punt the ball 4 , f used, didn't have their signals t situation lik, thii. After all, the rest of them vent back to Lake Howell. c'!' and fumbled the ball frn,iøh the heat of August , running Woodworth dr opped ck to ' ba ins of earl" 0 • " his own 35-yard line back to the Hawks. to receive Septemcr, and other memoranda of training I Later in the first period they LADIES SCARV ES the punt the Lion kicker 11 á' . ro utines. 1' had a drive going. But Finney IN ASSORTED 't " David Caughell. Despite a good 1! 4 Coaches preach that team efforts win football rush bled away the ball. SHAPES AND the Hawks, the 6-2 / MATERIALS games, and th at's about right, An interception by Mark ( '• senior got off a spiral that I ] . . REG. 11.19 Schrenk stopped another Look at fullback Jeff Anderson, a fine example bounced down near where eft ( Oviedo drive late in the first Woodworth was standing. of the boy next door. Tim got tne glory, Jeff got the . .: - LARGE SIZE VINYL half. I... • I Ir group of Lions gathered . !Ir,1 c)iniiltli,., urun of linebackers' aineuacner, *I1i14•I•P shoulders .. I. ., , &OUlu wc iu, ba ll4wOwu% "1 think we played a good , II ..,1 to t. 0 , That s part o£ th e game. L'lLtO oi Kenny '-'' roll. Woodwotth simply ach" re football game,' said Lions SHOPPING BAG " the hard-nosed center who was the last to get up ed down, picked It up and before coach Joe Montgomery. from the pile in the DeLand end zone after Raines' the startled lions knew what "Mistakes hurt. We fum bled :,, COLORFUL 4ti4' ' third TD. Lee j had a littic dirt on his face, an and d as he was going on, hc was on h lust it four times. We drove is way . . BAG HOLDS trotted back he wasn't holding his finger skyward in to the goal line. every time we had It, but LARGE AMOUNT ;. . The junior scatback was ... . mistakes are what the game Is OF ITEMS a N I fashion all about." REG fl But >ou better believe his hrirt was in that . four, but the damage was done Bell was Oviedo's standout. direction. " , and the Hawks capitalized for intercepted one pass and . •l" The very nature of football is such that the their first victory of the season. ,i . • had 11 unassisted tackles. . A : I A unsung heroes are the ones who win games. Things Both teams entered the . 1 .;•j-.• open not seen un1I game films are reviewed. contest with like marks of 0-3, OV'EOO LAKENOWILL BUCKET ... I I5tOO*n . a And tiis is such a basic truth, teams often but both agreed "a win tonight I I l ii s.s svara Ili e 2 ISO p overlook it. Something like being too close to the KEEPS BAIT ALIVE anything that has happened AND HANDY r ala Pises see the trees. j .4 , thus far this season." 39S Punt% BUCkFT FLOATS 4.140 33 ThIS is o ay that if Seminole doesn't Win 33 FumbI,.L,if 00 The Silver Hawks shared the AE. $5 88 321 Penalties Yards I s-is tha' ig game in two weeks against Gainesville It Oviedo's st.hool facility while . . I, has no chractcr. Character, you see, Isn't winning their own facility was being • ,, . . -• Lake Hawaii S or losing erected.Since,therehasbeena 791 E genuine rivalry between the LH - Clarkrun(Lubyp.sfrom B it is a th- -'requisite for winners, "Lets go Big 0," is howell cry from Mark WIlliams LI Board r Oli0flg n i $ ,,*III$ • . JusLwhenIhadtheseasonreadytobeu.juen cannot imagine anyone voting sed I!A Hey, wait a mlaute Seminole You guys just might be a football team yet. Friday night's 26-20 victory over DeLand left the door opet for that possjbjl*ty ,,M ~ ' - ;:-: �!!r'IuaIa trsW. kard, $1. kuy, Ott.3,1174 Winter Park* Had The Day 4 1 Not Making Lyman s Night Stengelese Inscrutable 3yCHUlIkWiNG malamc4nmpakd the Porkers with three goings, allowing the Wildcats with Lyman getting only 14 Bob Burkhart to Wyman touchdown carries of 5, 11, and but 11 yards total offense In the yards total offense In the Jackson putting the only marks 17 yards. first quarter, competely period, ending scoreless, on the board for Lyman. WINTER PARK What a But lbi score could be a bit shutting down the Tim But with the opening of the Jackson hauled In a 23yard Day the Wbdsr Park Wildcat's misleading to the actual per. Thompson-led offense. The second stanza also came the Burkhart aerial to penetrate to had Fridsy night, er.. Johnny formance of the Longwood lanky junior quarterback was opening of the Parker offense, the Parkers' 40 scoring on a 29 Day that Is. The hoots handed a visitors. caught twice In his backfield by scoring two touchdowns within yarder four plays later and dejected Lyman football squad "In spite of the way It turned the Greyhounds for a minus 22 the first five and a half minutes reducing the gap to 144. The its fourth loss In as many out," stated Lyman head yards in the initial period, six of the quarter, charging to a 14- pass for a two-point conversion outIngs 314, behind the 145- mentor Dick Copeland, "We times for the evening and a 0 lead. fell short. yard nnddng performance by played much better." minus 56 yards. The 'Hounds began to And what has always been the Day. The 'Hounds held off the atout But where defense withstood rebound in the late goings ofthe case for the 'JIounds,the second The 191çotmd junior gidded Parker offense In the early pressure, offense lacked punch, half, with the combination of half spelled out disaster as the like of Day and Thompson - t slowly PIMAW Its way to a decisive triumph. I together," continued Copeland after the game. "We got to start moving the bell better and eating up the dock." "We kinda have a tendancy to get down on ourselves," stated a dejected Burkhart during the game. "I didn't have a good night at all ... I mac. a lot of mista kes. All we have to do Is work, work real hard, you '•. C . a " ' I*W 4 i& " ' - . know. 1 r ,• . I -' 1 -. .,... * the Met have to change." Is Ali S io us On Qu tt g, 'Or Is 'The Mouth' At It Again? Seven times during the course of the game, the Greyhounds tried to confuse the Wildcat defense, Jumping into a shotgun formation with Lyman's Keven Jose" (22) tackled by Leo Troutman Burkhart receiving the bell from center some five or six yards beck, and at one point in the third quarter, Burkhart quick-kicked the ball from the shotgun on third down. Mother change came in the (Continued from Page 1-A) there would be a problem with them in business on their own Lyman backfield with Kyle everybody being keyed up, but 32, and they ground out the Peters retwning.for a play in victory. It really wasn't as bad as I remainder a fl-yard drive in 14 As It was, Raines accounted thought It would be. We were plays, with Raines cutting back the third quarter, after being out with a leg Injury for most of for all of Seminole 's points in a fumbling, but DeLand was throu,lh a crowded secondary to 26-20 LiUIflth, the sason including a 56- tackling to make us fumble. tally the go-ahead score with yard sprint for the deciding They were stripping the ball 4:23 left In the quarter. In fourth quarter action, touchdown midway ' I T . Hut there were some noticeable changes In the Lyman attack that came to no avail. .. - fr Randy Fowler flipped for first down against Seabreeze Prep Football os from us." Mental Burkhart and Co. began to roll, fourth period. The senior penetrating to the Winter Park standout finished the night with stakes 11 Pat., a fumble and the Crabs recovered. stated Unlike Lake Brantley, we chewed them out pretty the remaining games. Mental mistakes proved tobe Seabrieze took advant.lge or gOod at'halftIrne," added "We are not quitting. We're the difference between winning their opportunities to put points Raley, "and they came out and gonna get better each week. We would it 1 e and losing for Lake Brantley's on the scoreboard. played good football." work hard and try to teach the 'h " Patriots Friday night in a Bulldog defensive back Jed 25-yard line before the Lyman 106 yards rwddng on 11 carries Lacey could make no such 4Z signal-caller was unsuccesful in and hauled in four posses for claim, however, when he fear aerial attempts, the last another 57 yards. He also misjudged a Seminole punt and It at his 33ardlire grabbed a John Litton tton ae ri "Defensively, we did not play Raley realized this and and Is one intercepted. ,, we co al for allowing Warrior Donnell have scoreda cruel topolnt conversion like we could in the first half. So st i ll very optimistic concerning By AARON KAUFMAN Herald correspoudeat Seabreeze scored first and With the loss, Brantley fell to kids to believe in themselves em 7.3 D.Ellis, NY. lii .667, 3.10 ClIgil Palmetto 7. Sarasota Cardinal E.Pilueroa, NY, 19.10, 335, 3.02 (Cotlnued from Page 1.5) Tanana, Cal. 19.10. .433. 7.13 Mooney 4 AMER ICAN LEAGUE Fort Myers Cypress Lake 17. 810Y. Cie. 13.7.-654, 3.10 when they deserved It, would go TIatW, Bin. 21.17, .420, 3.17. Bradenton Southeast C W L Psi. OS Sarasota Riverview 20, St. to bet for them with Cal, STRIKEOUTS-R yon. t5 LN.Y. es 63 AN Cal, 259; IJyte. Petersbur Lakuwood 0 over salary. BaltImore N 12 .3301% North Shore Christian 20 Sarasota , ; ECa.TsIey, Cie, 51 74 .316 14 Elston Howard, when a young Cleveland Booker Ii 192: Hunter, NY, 172. BOStOn Si 79 .301 13½ Jacksonville La. 31, Jac*sonvllI. Yankee catcher, was asked to De, 72 , . U NATIONAL LEAGUE Rairm 0 make a trip to Japan with the Milwtoo 66 vj .413 20 BATTING 1100 at bets)-OrIfJacksonville Bolles ?, Fernandina West one winter. He said he fey. Ciii. .339: Madlock. Chi, s-Kin City 90 70 .313 .235; G,Maddox. PhI. .330; couldn't because his wife was Oakland Lake City Ii, Jacksonville San N 73 .3-41 3½ Rosa, Clii, .321: A.011ver, Pgh. daMned 0 expecting a child. Casey felt it Minnesota 53 77 .319 7 .323. Jacksonville Fletcher 21. 73 IS .415 13 was important Howard go for California RUNS-Rose, Ciii, 12$: Nor- Jacksonville Englewood 7 Texas 71 01 .443 16 gin. Chn 112; Schmidt, P. theplayingexperience,andtold Chicago Jacksonville Trinity 2$, Ocala St. 66 95 .103 2514 111; Griffey, Cm, lii; Monday. johns o Howard to Call his wife a few x•clunched division title Chi. 106. BJ'Jioiz 77, Live Oak 72 times week frem.lapan and RUNS BATTED INBranford32,Hastlngso Friday's Qamsi G.Foster, Ciii, 121: Morgan, bill him, Hamilton 12. Keystone 0 Cleveland at Now York. 2. Clii, Ill: Schmidt, Phi, 103; Chiefland 34, Cross City 0 "And I'll never fergt one ppd.. rain Waticn. Htn, 100; LuzInskl. Alacha Rolling Green 50, Boston 7, Baltimore 4 night we're having a party In phi, Gainesville E.stsld. 0 3, Milwaukee Ullwauk 0 HITS-Row, Cm, 213: Monts. Osaka and there's a phone call Minnesota 4. Kanss City 3 not, All, 203; Garvey, LA, 200: for me," sold Howard. "It's my Texas 11. ChIcago I Buckner, LA. 192. Griffey, Cir, California 2, Oakland 0 wife. She had the baby. Stengel i. DOUBLES-Row, Clii, II: had put in the call for me. It was Satvrlay's Qames Johnstone, Phi, 35; G.MaOdox, Baltimore tO.Martinei 1-1) at a total surprise. Those phone Phi, 31; Madlock. ChI, 33; Foil, .MIRl'A9 CONPIIINiI calls altogether must have cost Boston (Cleveland 9.9) £Lstarn DIvlsl Minnesota (Hughes 1.14) it Mon. 33. TRIPLES-Death, phi, ouer.*?1Q. But 1. w1iIy'L,'nteful." 12; W L 'V 'C?. PP PA (Leord Il-IC) 'Crn, 11; D.Pariz, )s- , 3 ' .447 52 70 Clevelanj (Kern 10-7 ari One of the players Stengel Ih 10: W.Dayii, SD. 70; N Fn 2 I 0 .447 73 e wa;ls 7-I) at New York (Ellis most respected was Tied With 5. MI. 2 1 0 ..147 40 31 li-I and Alexander 13-9), HOME RUPJS-Sctimidt, Phi, Buff Infielder Rod Kanehl. Rod had 1 2 0 .333 35 31 Detroit (Fidrych 11-9) at Nil. Kingman, NY, 37; Mcnday, NY Jets 0 3 0 .000 20 ¶, little ability but played with wac'es (Slaton 11-11) Central visteim California (Hartzell 7.4) at Chi, 32; GFoste,, Ciii. 29; Norgusto. After Kanehi finished his ,, Cm. 27. Cud 2 1 0 .667 73 42 Oakland (Torres 16-li) career, he was having a rocky STOLEN BASES-Lopes, LA. "stn 1 1 .w e 1 1 Chicago (Gossage 9.75) 63: Morgan, Cm. 39: Tavares, I 2 0 .333 Ii 73 time. Stengel sought to get him Texas (Blyleven I2-1), (ii) Pgh, 57 Cedeno, 11th, 57: CI.a 1 7 0 .313 CC 52 a job in baseball. At one OldToday's Games ('rock SIL 53. Western DIvlsWs Cleveland at New YorK, 2 PITCHING 115 Tuners' Day game at Shea Decisions)- S DIVA 3 a o t.e te 10 Baltimore at Boston kno-en. LA. 32.3. .100, 2.95 Al. Oakkt 3 0 0 1.000 15 42 Stadium Kánehl, trying to be, Minnesota at Kansas City cats. C1'i, 11-4, .713. 1.70 Den', 2 I 0 .667 97 34 funny, began to rag Stengel. Detroit t Milwaukee C.Matzger, SD, 11-1, .733. 1.01 Kan Cty 0 3 0 .000 SI Si i in Chicago at Texas "Hey, you old geezer, said Canton, Phi, 19-7. .731, 3.21 kit- Tpa Bay 0 3 0 .000 9 California at Oakland ton, LA. 21-L .700, 2.95 Zadiry, Kanehi, "you made all your NATIONAL COP4PI*IhCI REGULAR SEASON ENDS Cm. 146. .700, 2.76 Eastwlck, Eastern Division money from your old man Ci its, .615. 7.09 Candelarla, Dallas 3 0 0 7.000 51 watering down whiskey in 15-7. .412, 3.21Wash 3 0 0 1.000 70 II NATIONAL LEAGUE STRIKEOUTS-5.ayer, NY. S Louis Kansas City." Apparently, 7 1 0 UI II 41 East 233; J.Rchard, Htn. 201. Kan- Phula 1 2 0 .333 44 34 W L PC?. GB there was some truth to NEW YORK (AP) - Is Mu- prominent role In many of All's Norton said of All's voluntary closed circuit theaters and Stengel's father's man, NY, 200; Canton, Phi, NV GIs x-PhIla 0 3 0 •000 3143 95 61 •61 business, but 153; Montefusco, SF, ill. hammad All serious or does he fights, directing the second bout surrender of the heavyweight overseas. "Let's Central Division Pit's Mm wait 'til he not necessarily to how Stengel New 2 0 1 100 60 25 York Si 14 .3-31 13 have his tongue in his cheek with Sonny Liston in Lewiston, "I think he did it be- gets back to the Unitei States." astutely amassed his own Chicago Chgo 7 1 3 .647 35 23 13 57 .436 26 again? Maine, in 1965. Dirt cause I knew I whipped him. St. Louis 120.3333530 Den King, who promoted All's 12 51 .453 26½ fort. Who knows? On Bay Montreal 0 3 t .000 27 $3 U 105 manager te s ll me I am the ventures In Zaire and Manila "He hid out at my house four My Daytona Beach Mainland 35. P01'? Stengel grew ashen. "I've got Western Dlvis.. West As has often been the case Orange Spruce creak Ii days before the Ken Norton people's champion now, any- among others, said he was money, you don't," said x•Cincl L.A. 2 0 1 .500 64 24 101 59 .31 with the puckish heavyweight fi Daytona Beach Seabreeze 10. 7 1 0 .411 13 54 Ano 92 41 ght this week. lie reflected a how, be cause most people convinced the retirement was Stengel. "You're trying to get a L Forest City Lake Brantley 0 N Orbs 1 I 2 0 .133 37 Il Moulton II .49) 23½ thought I won." genuine, ing champion, only he lot of Inner conflict. A fighter Sanford Seminole 26. DeLand 20 Atlnta Job, I'm not. Don't ever ask me San 1 2 0 .323 34 43 Fran 71 Il A1O 27½ we for sire-and no one the Crescent City 1$. The place crawled with entrePierson Taylor to admit that he is 0 3 0 .000 52 51 Diego 71 55 .444 30 John Condon, publicist for to do anything for you again." San would bet on it. Atlanta 69 91 431 slowing up. All complained a lot preneurs, the guys who get This reporter Madison had occasion to Buchholz 17. Oak 12 Live Square Garden, had There was considerable Tsday's Games x.clinched division title the money and choreograph this skep- about the rat race and Stirke 26, Eastside 6 Interesting version: "i am speak with Casey about money Oakland at New England ticism among the fight mob to these multi-million-dollar ring 1(X) Santa Fe 22, Newberry S rigors of training." Kansas City at Buffalo per cent sure All is retiring. matters a few times. Friday's Games All's cataclysmic announceMarion Academy 12, Oak Hall 6 PhiladelphIa at Atlanta spectaculars. All apparently But Chicago 3. Montreal 1 We you sat In a dugout one atLake But'er 27, Hawitionne 0 have to know ti'e man. ment Friday in Istanbul, TurCincinnati at Cleveland Many ofboxing's leading per- were PhIladelphia 2, New York 1 Rolling Green 50, Soutliside saddened by the news He will let GeorgeForeman and ternoon several years ago. He Tampa Bay at Baltimore key, that he was hanging up his sonalities were gathered at a from Turkey. Cincinnati S. Atlanta 2 Christian 0 Washington at Chicago was nearly 80. His face was Hou st Ken Norton fight It out for as on S. San Francisco 4 gloves. Chiefland , cress City 0 rnldtownste3k house Friday for All's skills, unpredictability championship Detroit at Green Bay LOS Angeles I. SOn DIego 1 wrinkled as an old elephant and then he will Trenton 91. North Jacksonville "I am skeptical," said aCBSprevlewoftheAli.Norton New York Giants at St. Louis St. Louis at Pittsburgh, ppd.. Acodemy 0 andpersoflalityhavetum.necjthe come outof retirement and tajre hide.His blue eyes were watery Houston at New Orleans James A. Fancy, Jr., chairman fight film and the place buzzed once decaying sport into a sky- on rain PK. Yonge 35. Williston 0 Lot Angeles at Miami the winner, and he wiped them with a red *of the New York State Athletic with speculation over the rocketing bonanza. Alt wouldn't Jasper 12, Ke ystone Heights 0 San Diego at Den ver Saturday's Games handkerchief as big as a flag. B'-anford 53, Hastings 0 Commission. "He has said it champion's true Intentions, New York Jets at San Fran put on gloves again for less than "It would tickle his vanity to St. Lou is (Denny III) at Lakeland 1. Brandon 16 (OT) The ears were floppy. His voice cisco bfore-now we will just have Norton was there, still insist- $6 million, be the only man in history who was rumbly and his syntax Pittsburgh (Rook.r 141) Sebring 20, Lake Wales 13 (30T ) Dallas at $atlli Atlanta (Nlekro :4I1) at Cmto wait and see." Ing that the officials robbed him Fort Meade 35. Frostproof 7 "All has talked of retirem ent won the world heavyweight title Ga me cunsiti (Zschry 115) cloudy as rubbings from old Kathleen 49. Winter Haven 72 "I think he's serious," Tuesday night. Pittsburgh at Minnesota, (nI before," said Bob Arum, chief three times. I wouldn't put It Montreal (WMhheIi 25) it Godby 45, Rutherford 0 tombstones. said Harold Conrad, publicist "Sure,I was surprised when I of Top Rank, Inc., which mar. beyond him. He is a fabulous Chicago (Burris 74-I)) Blountstown 33, Florida High 0 I asked why the Los Angeles San Francisco (Hailcki 12-14 and promoter who has had a heard the announcement," keted the Ali-Norton fight to 300 man." Jefferson 12, Quincy Shanks Houston or Riccelll 10) at Dodgers were such a successful Wakulla $0. Chattahoochee 6 (Richard 1514) th 21, Apalachicola 0 Wewaiilta organization. Casey said, "You 941W YOøI (MatI.cl U) ii ORLAN DO-SEW MOLE LID" 13. Canabatle know the owner is smart Philadelphia (Lonborg 17-10), FRIDAY'S RESULTS Greensboro 47. Sneads 0 oin boot as good, but a B ul ldog croachment. violation moved the ball to the one-and-a-half P 33 to Raines on a square-out pattern, widening the Tribe margin to e ark following the Tribe's third Gilchrist to recover at the 25. 20-14. liken it score. Anderson car hgcd 16 yards b. Tim did great Job, thr000l tie surprised DIJJI4 Th is loomed important d MV Se , leCoacli Jerry Posey (W a first-andmoments later when DeLand •k concluded yman exu ted after his charges hung , deadly . s C t f ij e, IJ 0 t - ' -- - •k...___J Nolan Shy On WalkS , But Not Gopher Balls . - •• 610 • Lake Brantley kjck) Paul Holyko Mt'finalctia.nce in the fourth period. A long pass pla y put the Pats on Seabreese's U bit on the next play, Audw bad pitch caused • --'- WP Day S run (BIIowj kI(k) 13100 L- Jackson 2Spasifrom Burkart 233 - • I $ C 1 / fI*td goal INDIVIDUAL LEADI1S Lawrence , CvwIngham Thomas 11-31, Lake Brantley, Albers 13-49, Ladiy 30. RECEIVING - Seabr.eze, JohnsonliS. Cunningham 121,L.oke Brantley, WhIte z.* Schultz '.17. PASSING %eabreez,, Livingston? 3-0. Thomas 711, Lake 3rantIoy,LVws9.*I,McC%.IIum S-0. ,. ass failed) •1 - Cunningham 1 run (Ercculno s - Ercolino fl and on third down quarter back Jim . McCuIlwn attempted pass. t was picked off , however, in the end zone by PenaU,s-yar / : -...., % 'm "•' - . • • - ' ' ' ,. - - - ,, .• I T. '. • 'a •-• it.-.''L''•-:.." - ,,. •. - - - .i' '... "Y I?'. A . ' - .. ,. • - r ' '' 11 • 'I ' • '' Brantley's White battles for pass with Beckton (23) #2 7040 123 43 440 WP -Day II run (84 lows kick) 1077 (Bel lows It WP -Malty U run (Bellows kick) DoLand '° INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Sanford • 2 RUSHING: Lyman - Jackson 1. D - Herbert 31 pass from Mc72; Ansley 13-35; Burkhart 7.(-); Joseph I; Park - Day 21,145; Hurd 5.9; Malay 0 - McMillan I run (Mury run) S Raines 6 run (kick failed) 450; Fkss 1.6; Thonipsgn s-iS - Raines 9 pass from Litton 43); Crkj 1-11. RECEIVING: Lymnan - WiIIIan,s (run failed) S - Rainos II run 2.72; Joseph IQ; P'ivey 1.77; Feller 321; Ja:..on J-13; Mayes 1. frOm Litton) S -• Qaines 4 run (Raines pass 20; Ansley 1.6; Winter Park - Plc,i. from Litton) 2.21; Hurd 123; Craig 120. PASSING: Lyman -Surtharl 11. ) Welt 72 pass from MCMUIIn 2P I 101 yards, Thackqr 1.20 "; MICK failed) Wint,y Park - Thonrcdon 4.7 10 S -- Raines !d run (kick failed) : • - Passes Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties 0 10 " 41' , Moonlight Becomes You es before he was belted out of "Whe.ew, I'm dead," Posey bounds, leaving it 14-12 at the breathed afterward. "I'm just intermission, glad it's over. We looked forwar d to this game That was a Midway through the third real intense game last year. stanza,theSerntnoles got under and it was a real intense gam ' way from their own eight. A 15- this year. DeLand came down ., yard face-mask penalty put here well-prepared." Moonlight becomes you is the theme of Bowl America's weekend bowling, The moonlight series begins at 9:30 Saturday night, and bowlerslookforthe colored pins for a crack at a piece of the jackpot. Moonlighting Is an arrangement whereby the bowler pays a 14 entry fee and plays an athletic version of draw poker. For example, a strike on a red or blue head pin wins you a buck. A colored head pin plus either one In the two or three spot is worth two bucks. , iI..o.i.,. ., i ... Op W UIMI IWi, Y4i7UI "" 50 cents for the likes ofal-2-lOora2-7 all the way to $20 for the 4-6'. - , This week's high school football I. 7-10, 5-7-10 or 7-10. Jackpot drawings are worth $25 for a strike, $5 a miss. pu.otogruphti by Tom Vincent, I Rick W 9115, JOCQuelfne LjovvA 81- Here are the top Star, Qucco and Youths of last week: iStsrj Lee GarrIson +163(132 avg.), Nancy Rivers +101(137 avg.), Vonda Driver +104(143 avg.), Sue Ceynowa +99(138 avg.); Bill Burrkart +120(161 avg.). I I Cindy labor and Sharon Selmer will receive triplicate awards from WIBC and Bowl America. Cindy rolled 98 games while Sharon had 153 scores. I ' .:--', ,tAIh'l1 •• - :: - - , , Tension shows Or. Sernbe bch durba h ') Seminole (ft John Litton makes a point , (harl'-s lLi1üis puts toe to pigskin, but It %49wide I6III because he keeps the seats clean. If you wear a clean dress it'll stay clean when you sit By Time Associated Press Charles 0. Finley. Red Sox 7, OrIoles 4 troit seventh inning and John do wn. He runs a public park The Oakland A's finally ran Carl Yastrzemskl drove in Hitler pitched a four-hitter in and he's not going to be "We didn't get any help from out of time, but it seems they'll ,u" three runs with a pair of singles his I irt start since 1972, leading arrested for being neat about It. shouted Blue in the Oaknever run out of wind. and atlo-breaking sacrifice fly, the Tigers over Milwaukee. And you know he's kept Aiston land locker room after a2.0 loss Win or lose, the Boston its victory over Rangers 11, White Sex 8 ever since he got him. So thats A's always to the California Angels talk-and theytiad plenty to say eliminated the TomGrievepoundedapairof number two 011 how you know A's from corr. Baltimore. Yastrzemski imFriday night after losing the tention In the west. proved his RBI total to 102, two-run homers, helping Texas how smart the owner is." American League West penmarking the fourth time In his beat Chicago. Jim Sundberg During the World Series of nut to the Kansas City Royal.,. Blue, who pitched brilliantly 16-year career that he has gone and Jeff Burroughs also joined 1923, Stengel was starring with Pitchers Vida Blue and Rollie Friday night, hurled unprin- over the century mark. the Rangers' homer parade the Giants. He recalled, So Fingers, two of Oakland's lead- table expletives at the conTigers 5, Brewers 0 against White Sex pitching, then the vaudeville guys asked ers, took out their bitter dis- troversial Finley and Fingers Phil Mankowskl's two-run eachcoliectingasoloshotinthe me, could I sing. Sure I can appointment on Oakland owner added his voice, single sparked a five-run Dc- 13-hit Texas attack. sing. And can I dance? S ure I can dance. They wanted to pay on for the decision that hooded goal at tI:e nine. After Litton quarterback Ken McMillian heartbreaking 10.0 loss to the 4:22 in the second quarter on a 1-2, which is not bad con- and the overall program. We've senior. rammed the middle, Raines brought his club hustling bac Seabreeze Sandcraba. sustained drive that was sidering they are an inex- got Lake Howell here next week "I wanted this ',ictory real the ir season record to weaved his way around left end tp(111Cd by a 44-yard strike to Patriot coach Jim Raley was highlighted by a 21 yard pass perlenced team and have a and we're gonna show up ready bad lo: tsub,' said Copeland. makes things happen. You give for the Tribe's first touchdown tight end Greg Grady at the well aware of his squad's from Mark Uvingstonto lance flrdyear coach. to play." Burkhart lives in Winter Park him a crack out there, give hizn with 3:16 left in Seminole four yard line. The errors. "We made a lot of Ciumninghwn. Cimnintham also and knows many of the Wild- a block, and he'll hurt you. Piacekicker Charles Riggins' Warrior defense rose up and mental mistakes," said Raley. plunged over from the one for the way he runs, it's like he cats personally, building a t conversion attempt was threw the visitors beck to the "We would line up wrong or a the touchdown. a couple of extra blockers with of a personal rivalry, • 12, but on fourth down blocked formation was not set up. We The Sandcrabe added a field "The score can be hIITL McMillian dropped a screen would have third and four and goal in the late fourth period, Raines didn't get his of. misleading," continued the Seminole got the ball back at pass to tailback Keith West, get a five yard penalty. These Brantley was forced to punt Greyhound boss. "We played a fensive fireworks cranked up its own 24 with Just 1:23 who streaked into the end zone. kind of things hurt our offense from their own end zone which tot better. We had a few until the second quarter, and by remaining on the clock, but which is very young anyway." gave Seabreeze excellent field defensive changes and that's then Seminole was trailing, 14- Litton quickly got the Brave When DeIand's p0int-aftt4) Those mistakes hurt Brantley position on the Prts 26. The what made the difference. I 0. The estimated crowd of 6,000 attack in gear. He tossed a kick sailed wide to the left the in the third and fourth quarters drive stalled, however, so think we can win time rest, i had watched in dismay as a couple of short passes for first score stayed knotted, 20., where they were deep in Frank Ercolino was called in think we can still comeackand fumble by fullback Jeff downs, then hit Raines with instead of leaving Seminole Seabreeze territory three times and he responded witha 22-yard I Anderson and a short sideline win," he d'.sied. another first-down flip at the behind, 20-19, as would have and failed to score. punt allowed the Bulldogs to Bulldog 49. been the case without Raines' One opportunity was lost Through worried about his wsrn aax score twice on a defense that LYMAN 11 conversion grab when a illegal procedure cifense, Raley was pleased with FIl'$t Dons 73 had logged three straight shutA couple of plays later Litton outs. penalty against the Pats the performance of the delense, hurled a bomb to Raines in a Six Plays later Raines was ; 1s nullifled Torn Albers touchdown especially In the second half. IF "I thought we were playing crowd of flfl$ green-shlrted back in the spotlight again ashe ran. The infraction put lake 431.1 Pun's 4-25.7 heads up bell, we just fum- defenders, but the sure-handed got smacked by a pair of AIRZ 7IANTL,1 Brantley beck Fumt.l,s-Lost 22 22 bled," Posey said of the receiver balanced the ball on Bulldog linemen at his own 42 PefiiItIfl.Yat 330 270 crab's 10. Three plays later, it M146 Rushn.y.res ear ly lapses. "I expected that his fingertips and twisted down shook loose, cut back sharply to Poubv yar,ss was on the two-yard-line but on 01 Lyman , to the nine yarditne with just 10 his right and bolted ? Return yards is down the 1. WIn?erpark I 14 P .14-U fourt h down, a bad pitch SANFOR ; seconds showing. A crisp aerial sidelines for the deciding Passes 744-3 )ELAND Fiat Do resulted In a five-yard loss and sio iuntsr. ta WP P7cM Ii pass from 702 16 in the front corner of the end marker. Yards Rushing 12-3 FUmbI*i.tcit 3-I the Crabs took over. Thompson (BellowS kick) zone was then caught by Rain Yards Passing The Patriots got another chance a minute later when Seabreeze fumbled after taking over, on It, own 18. Brantley tried two runs with no result Baseball Pro Football "We've got to put things C MEW" ::EBOARD Yankees , 4 Seadsv, Oct. 3,116-31 Iuisi HsrsW, S,t FL By The Associated Press Gary Nolan, the w4J'J1ing pitcher on the defending world champion Cini.-innat4 Reds, has a pet peeve, "The only thing that bothers me is that It takes so long k' a batter (after hitting a ht, ne run) to run around the bases. Just wish that when a guy hits one, he could walk straight back to the dugout." Nolan, who scattered seven hits in beating the Atlanta Cubs 3, Expos 1 hick Monaay.s JLO nomer rn the year and Bill Bortham's eight-hit pitching lifted Chicago to Its victory over Montreal. Dodgers 8, Padres 1 Steve Garvey collected his 200th hit for the third straight season while pitchers Dennis Lewallyn and Charlie Hough ...__ t__ lilt U UJJUdBU uuiiars mur week. I wasn't making but five thousar.J - maybe six thousand - for a season ball. o began to practice my dl`n`c`i`n`g and I thought I'd be a new Fred Astaire But then Babe Ruth hit three home runs ,,. " ii... i,.., "-'s ,,...,.,, ,.,,i ti,. "' Yankees won the Series and vaudeville forgot about me and nobody heard from me again for 10 years." Stengel was noted for having an incredible memory, except for one blind spot. Names of people. lie often mixed then) up. Herb Norman remembers combined to stop San Diego. that when and Stengel began Phillies 2, Mets I working together, the old A home run in the bo ttom of manager kept calling him the ninth by John Vukovich- ..r..,,... ,, only the m ajor After a month. Norman went Braves 5-2 Friday night, In-. leagues and his first since into Stengel's office. 'Casey," creasing his record to 15-9, has 1914-snapped a 1-I tie and gave waikec, only 21 battrs-three Philadelphia its victory over he said, "my name is not Logan. My name is Herb intentionally -in Ids 239 1-3 in- N. Vuik. Norman," nings. Astros 5, Giants I "It Was Just a big thing to A four-run rally in the sevmrie," the right-bander said. enth, capped by Cliff Johnson's Seals "But it cost me a few home two-run single, gave Houston its runs. When you're around the victory despite two- run homers plate, people will hit home by San Francisco's Gary runs." Alexander and Gary Matthews. ST. PETERSBURG - Ah, but the bench came through. And whotta bench! Trinity Prep registered a 16-6 msvi3 Chips & Deiserts II; 7. Oegelman Dips 2 10; Hign Games. over Admiral ttlulnph Entrees 1.10. 176, Melvin Harris 17$. $.ndra San DIeao (Sawyer 43) it Los Angeles iSutton 21-9). (n) Marianne 34. Madison 0 Chipley 2$ rraceville $ North Fort 31, St. PC. terthugs Gibbs I Naples It, Charlotte 12 FIRST - I. Larri-Beit'a (7) 940 440300;2.Aldana-Yza (3)4405.00; Ica-Javi (3) 160; Q (2 S) 44.50. P Today's Games 3$$ 40 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 2 SECOND - I. Eddy-Beitua (3) New York at Philadelphia Cypress Lake 17, Bradenton 7140 5.10 320. 2. ICa Coldo (2) 5.40 Southeast Atlanta it Cincinnati 140; 3. Ogi Jav (5) 6.00; 0 (23) DeSoto 21, Naples Lely 13 Montreal at Chicago 40; P (3 3) 55 SO - DO (7.3) 1320. Clewiston 50. Moore Haven 0 San Diego at Los Angeles THIRD - I. Ici-Yza (3) 7.30 4.00 Jacksonville Pason II, Orange 430 2 Jos Only games scheduled e- Soto (I) 8.00 1.10; 3. Pa-k 6 REGULAR SEASON ENDS EcP,ano Beilia (2) 1.20; 0 (31) Jacksonville Forrest 34, Jack. 42,60; P (38) 15600. Sonville Wolfson 23 FOURTH -1. OguIza-Sanch,: (6) Forest 33, North Marion IS 960 610 6.40; 2. Arta- Soto (7) 4.20 Tallahassee Godby 45, Rutherford 4.60; I. Cacho Eborza (2) 5,600 (6-7) 0 57.10; P (67) 350.10; DO (3-6) 102.30. Lake Buller 27, Hawthorne 0 FIFTH - I. SalaLarrea (6) 13.10 Callahan 72, Macdenny? 460320. 2. Alava Juan (3) 1403.10; Palatka South 13, Clay 5 3. ManoloAguirre (2) 5.20 0 (3 6) LetsLrg 12. Lake Weir 0 £650 P (6-3) 11$ SO AMERICAN LEAGUE Bronson 12. Florida Air Academy SIXTH - 1 Unza.Elonza (2) $10 BATTING (400 at bets)- 0 500250 2. PatsiSoto (6) 1.50 3.00; r. r iii. £I..D Wf 1i. n S. n_, ."- .........."'". ' '..". " 4 M yrna UI Y. Rlwuye 3 DomunoAuIrre (3) 1.20; 0 (2 6) 331 7 Carew. Min, .371; Bos21.00: P (36)79.30. lock. Min, .373; LeFlore, Out, Avon Park 7, Mulberry 0 SEVENTH - I. Jose Coldo (3) .316. Tampa Plante 21, Tampa Leto 0 ) 5.40 120; 2. Donuungo.Yza (5) 10-4; NY. RUNS-R•White. Tampa Robinson II, Tampa 9 206.403. Echa,- Perez (2) 4.10; 0 Carew, Mm, 96; Rivers. NY. HillIborough (35) 41.20; P 135) 1)1.50; Big 0 (27 94; Grich. BaI, 93; LeF.Icre. Tampa King 27. Plant City with 3 5) 566 00 Dat, 9). Hernando 77, Cr ystal River 0 EIGHTiI - 1. MauniJuan (4) RUNS BATTED IN-L.May, Bartow 33, Dade City Pasco 13 10.10 4 40 310, 2. Fermin5anchez Sal. 109; Munson. NY, 10$; Venice 21, Tampa Jet 1111.40120; 3. Manolo-Arca (I) 5.50 Ystnzemki, Bsn. 702; Chamb Tampa Catholic 11 Dunedin 10 P (4 1) 6150 ( liU. NY. 96; Mayberry, KC, 95. Tampa ,Ieflerson 20. Tampa NINTH - I. Alava (3) 25007.10 HITc-.r KC.. 2)2; r,....,,,.Hain , t - - -. . Bre -- t ... 7.202. Bilbol (6) 71.60 5.60; 3, Arta Carew, Mm, 195; Chambliss, Haines City 10, Auburndale 7 (2)410 0(36) 9000; P 4) 333.30. NY 157; Munson, NY, ill; Riv. Wauchula Hardee 27, Lake Placid TENTH - I Larrea (1) 610 600 cis. NY, 151. 7 260. 2. Ramon (5) 14.90 3Q13. 3 XC, DOUBLES-Otis, WiIdwOOd 32. Groveland 11 Fermi n (1)3600(11) ?1 $0; P (1 •; McRae. KC. 33. D.Evans. Bsn, Cocoa 12. Vero Beach 9 32; Carty, dc, 32; Chamblisl, Titus Astronaut is, Coca Beach 0 12540, D') (31) 173.10. ELEVENTH-i. Negui.Peru ,3) NY, 32. G.Brett. KC, 32 Merritt Island 35. Eau Gallia 6 2550 4.10 500. 2 Arecha Soto (2) XC, 74; TRIPLES-G.Brett. Melbotinne II. Satellite Beach Garner, Oak. 72; Carew. Mm, Titusville 16. Jacksonville Parker 120 3 $0; 3 Oguila Echave (S) 6 73 0 (2 3) 25.20;P 13 2) 51.90. ng KC, 9; Boltock, Ii; Puette, 0 TWELFTH - I Semi J'ian (1, Mm. 9. Ocala VangarU 4.5. Apoka o RUN5-G.P-lettles. HOME Tarpon Springs 21. N ew port RIcP,y 10 10550 3 40, 2. BiibOaAltu (3) 1 20 160 3 Marunl Bengoa (6) 160. Q Gulf 13 NY, 32; Reiackson. Bal. 27; Sando. Oak, 27; L.May, Gal, Bradenton Bayshcre 11, East Bay (I 1) 1300. P(73)1)610 Big 0 (3 and I 31 320.' 25; Rice. Bin, 25; Henjrick. 12 '• - $220947 A 4452 Bradenton Manatee 1. Boca CIe. is. BASES-North, STOLEN Oak, 16; LeFbore, Det. 5$; Camp,vienis. Oak. $4; Baylor. Oak. 52. Patek, KC, St. Decisions) (15 7CMiNG .773. W.Campoell. Mm, II 5. 711 Al C,4rlrt flat. 70.7 W. 26' Fidnych, Oct. III I. • Major League Leaders. . - -. - Back In Time To Save Trinity's Day KEGL ER'S KORNER Sianewicz ($3 average) ':onvenled 3 PETTICOATS Stindings: I. United Trophy 133; 10 split. 2. Jacks Mini Market 724; Car. Ben FLAGSHIP 5*14K MIXED Jewelers 724: 1 The Masters Cove Standings: 1. Penny Pinchers. 2. 7.9; Big Dip 19; 6. Taylors Natural Foods 51. ?,ianns Well 3- Pump Four Quarters; 3. Storkhofders; 4. (3( Stamps; 5. Small Change; 6. Service 511; 5 Chase 1. Co. 3 1 High Games: Bonnie Benton Ill, Pals books; 7. Financiers; I. Top Lyon Emerson 156. Gloria Aver,?? L,'oIlarl; 9, Greenbacks; 10. 21 hour 313; Norma Welch 167; Susan Odes ,ji,lis; II. $2 Bills; 12. Fast Bucks. Mgh Games: Larry Picardat 277; 162; Cheryl Rush 101 141; Mary Tucker 160 160: Phyllis Waiuh 37$ Phil Rcle 205: Jim Mayer 201; High Series. Gloria Avenitf as; Andy Patrick 201. High Series; Jack Kaiser 604; Phil Mary Tucker 46; Ann Smith 144; Dot Lee 144; Vonda Driver 443. Rethe 553; Larry Picardaf 553 Highlights - Herb Hartley Star of Carol Lynn Emerson 463; Susan Werk (pics 91 pins); Mary Locke Octet 443: Norma Welch 445. ()026vetaie) 103 pins over average Converted Splits; Nina Darnill S ; 0arbsr Thoipes 4 5-7; Norma 2 WOikS in Wahh Sf; Cneryl Push 57 and 6.7 BUCK'S CUSTOM CATERER Turkeys: Susan Oates., Lynn Slad,gs. I. Reubins III; Sweet Emerson, *1; 4. * Highlights. Queen 01 Week. tyns Rolls I) 5 3.- Ano,tavt Emer,yi 75 pins over overage. Len, IieUsn,i 51 H.lgies 4 '. 4 () High Games: Eve Rogero 215; Ginny Gaudreau 207; Los Falgiine 194; Joyce Norman IiO Eleanor Anderson 173. High Series: Eve Rogero $29; Joyce Norman 420' RUth Year, 413. Lois Falgion. 180 Eleanor An. derson 443 Converted Spills Ginny Gaudreau S.?. Other Highlights: Four Strikes In a row by Gunny Gaudreau; M Game Patches to Evelyn Nisi 3(1, Gunny Gaudreau 207. ar,d Eve Rogero 215. 500 Series p,tch4,, to Eve Rogero 329 antt 3inr,' Gi,udreau $02 Quectis of the -,t'ic, Joyce Norman 94 pn over eve-age and Eve Rogero - 0000 SHEPHERD MIXED Stwdings jnavallatv Game: in. High Series: M*Iyhfl Harris FOO. Mavi Oeg•lman 463 Highlights: Degelman (II) avg.) 176; HarrIs (150 avg.) 778; Gomel (92 Avg.) 171 - BAR SOUR £ CO. MIXED I Tt4(tlt 1114 7, The GutterS 4-4; Tacki C & 4. Tarbaboas S S Tarbc,tts 46; Beams 66; tldmmrrhCWJs 44; 5.0 S 66 9. Seng og ,P'ir'as 5.7; Stales $7; It, Ktto 270. Ladders 210 High gJn'es L,,ina Harris Ill. Ron Altman High scri..s Lynne HarrIs 573, M Bryant $al Highlights Ann Kidd (U awerIga) 144 301, Farragt Satur;L afternoon "suh,-titute" Norbert Seals came off the bench to score a pair of second half touchdowns unit key the Saints to their third victory against OtIC luss. Seals, who wound up with 134 yards rushing, sat out the firs t halt. lie hadn't practiced all week. In fa(t, the bus stopped by the airport on the way to St. pick up SeaLs, who flew from Tallahassee where had been participating in 80)5 Pete to in State. tart. The touchdowns came runs of 30 and 12 yards. on TRINITY PREP AOM.FARRA'UT Ii First Downs S 45 263 RuShvs'r'mrds )4 33 Passing Yards 26 0 )o 4 1.4 1 Passes 335 Punts 6 32 64 Fumbles Lost 32 $ SO Peralt es Yards 3 35 Trinity Prop Admiral F.rnaut t 3 e 1-16 I 6 8$- 6 IP -- FO AF MalleN S run (p053 tiled) TP Seals 30 run (kick failed) TP Seals 17 rn (bennett A'(k I - ('liife flarnett had kicked a 16-yard h.- Id quarter, but Farragut went irermission, 6.3. Seals' breakaway a)iJity gut the Trinity offense clicking, and the Saint- wound up with 263 )ards rushing after a sluggish ahead at (Odl in the S&'COfl(l -y I : 0, 0 Alt .1 .%, C~'., 1, , - -.,, I �/ To Assist / In ____________ Purchase Of Homes m CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Builders Govt. Propose I Program minorities. It would develop only to pay bock a iworatad $fl.uhI In federal personal portion of the ith'Jdy at y and Corporate Las revenues and time of resole dorb the ft,j ___ $1,100-member National Amedatlon of Home Builders hon pat_____ feeward _____ a piinil program of gOT rnmenta) HO _____ ____ _____ _______ _ _____ ________ ________ __________ Women Buy Chain • Saw $ Too RATES __________________ Noon Noon ________________________ Friday Sunday ______________ - ______________ ______________ ______________ ____ _______________ _________________ ________________________________ ____________________ ________________________________ , WILL RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED SUCCESS!? IV ANYONE OTHER THAN MY. SELF AS OF OCT. i, 1t70. Ate you tired it weeth'sS kt ma semi Joe . JJ.. H _____ ._____ _________ t_ .. Apartments For families or friends it problam ''i you want to be a dynamic, _..... Forturmer informatIon calf 4231W successful IndivIdual? bedroom ts. and compiafely furnished stUdio apartmsntl. Conveniently locat,d& beautifully .- r-ri . ______ j ,,. _____ I' I ______________________ IIVSACI -till -' . = ___ [I J ,_j -- 's.,• ' ____ El ' ' CAlAGI UP 1' .--.,. - f"' . lID IN'l '' DuaG LM tSftI lINt " r -9- I -i - . ; , - .. -: -S.- mv 1__L t4na •• ... -. --. •. ___ ...... - - - VIT CNY CHRISTMAS- and the money be pay foi' it. Start nou-j.iiu beautiful products. Make beautIful money. Call 014.3011 for info,mat. I P rnerelythatznany buying -them, hadbeensoldlnl9l3,nearlyall which Ls a far differed thing. of then to men who i4 Second Floor Plan AnYWaY, let's Check and find living by cutting wood. Much out. A telephone call to Homo- earlier, lumberjacks med a 'YOUR LITTLE FEE AGENC Three lied Rooms bite brings a clarification from type of chain saw that weighed lookk.eper, lull time for con. COMPARE OUR FEES the company's marketing vice acolcbeofhundredpounds and strudion co Esperlenced only 323l0 betw.,nL 1. Pay More? What For? president, Franklin Maddox. had to be handled by two men. "Yes," he says, 'It has been In the late 1940a, smaller chain ForeIgn Car Mechanic, 5 yrs. up. GIRL FRIDAY Toyota, Datsun, VW & MO. Only INSURANCE SECRETARY 'IM _____ I liD LM'a discovered that 24 pu cent of saws were made for use by qualIfied people n.eo apply. Call WAITRESS ,,.,,. iJ consumer chain saws are man, but even these weIghed 30 for ippl. 12$ p.m. 415-2331. GROCERY MANAGER being purchased by women. pounds or more and had to be MACHINIST That's where those .116,000 fig- handied by a muscular oper- UNEMPLOYED? Never again If TOOL MAKER you have sincere desire and I urea come from. Naturally, the ator. ft w'sn't until 12powul FOREMAN ambition: Serious only please ciii SHOP ' I majority of women making the models were put out that the .'i.'1 5762054 after 1 p.m. or ante $010 AUTOMOTIVE MANAGER SALES REPS 1v.. Giovcnnl, Deltona, Fie 33113. purchases are buy1n bem for maiketforchainsaws began to LONG DISTANCE DRIVER their husbands or men friends. broaden, with the Imethan-lO FIBER GLASS MOLD P.)AKER DIESEL MECHANIC $40 IM°3 lID 1*113 WANT 10 5(1.1. But more and more women are pounders Iringing even more PAINT.000Y MAN YOUR HOME? using chain saws themselves to home owners into the PFChU Buying a now SHEET MErAL MECHANIC home? Moving fo an cut firewood and to clear away Ing field. apartment? -WE SELL SUCCESS5e.'d Floor Plan storm ñamage. We know that Now, while Dad is taking 0.4 Gt some act.on with a Herald 301 Commercial 323 $176 cIaiiied ad. We'll help you write hiom reports sent in by our the garbage, Mom may iz Four Bed Rooms will an ad that Ing a fast sib. dealer:,." We are looking for a retired couple ting down a tree. CALL " 12 10 _______________ k • THIS GAMBREL ROOF DUTCH COLONIAL TWOSTORY USES DEVICES SUCH AS bay windows, a corner fireplace, brick entrance steps and large :arriage lamps to add to the Colotilt theme. A breakfast nook off the large pantry kitchen has direct access to the rear yard. A se'xind-floor balcony adds a touch of luxury. Plan HA951 has 926 square feet on th. first floor and 951 square feet on the second. It was designed by Herman H. York and those wishing further Information may write him-enclosing a stamped, MIfaddres!ed envelope-at 90.04 181 St., Jamaica, N.Y. , 11432. __________ ________ -°''"' " " tally. on our property (ID acres, 10 mInutes from downtown San lord). The lady will ha.e house. keeping duties and care for our Seminole Land Transactions Dear Mr Saxon, Thfrtees years ag. my wile and I pwrhased so dgbt-onit apartment building. We assumed a year lou and figured we weuld have It paid off In full by the Unit I retire, which is seven years from aow. My accewAant tells me I am out of .i-i.ei _a aL..a V ,.L_...1..l _. . u.0 a ...ux csoer ruevengzng myself $ achieve greater benefits. We kind at like these units, but would appreciate your oplalen as to the beat tom-se of T.D. -.__._,.. - f --' - Dear T.D., Apparently, you are the victim of SI axnmoo mlet.ke among Iflcotrea1 esiatelnVeatOrswholookuparjown,.ejjpupenyi.,it, and t.end to "vari'y" their property. The optimwn holding period in edate buticiiig ranges from a lovof two years to a high of "until death do us part," depending the objective, tt",e mefhn4 of depre'4 'ion used, ard bracket of the Investor. There are several steps to consider, and only S thurO(35h ' j us juu can uazue which slip, if any, you feet is wise to If you with tocaflme for en appointment, we can 51T*flgO tO study your oversfl posttioi and objectIves, and from the knowledge gained you can make ,n intelligent, me.nlng'ui decision , Dear Mr. Saxon, ' ' - I Itave just made r tax-free exchange ii my t.meril properly which I am quite peend ti. I owe far less mosey than I dial. aid I esm rft a hu,,dI. aS a wwi.ati& iii,.. 4Sw ...w,,ie ... w know the Iecbnlq&e that wUl show this a my beb so that the ta.z mu can't argue with me that it is set tax-free. - - - .,. ..._ LP. D- s&r LP ' yuucundeferaflthetazeswithtbetragfjnyoU1j1.lh Third, there is no technique I know of which will permit you to itt up yoir books to prove no taxes are owed U the ctrcwndLncea prove that they Fourth, I would tue mysea to a Lair consultant and discover and recapture -be4v-.' I spent that bundle of CMh. Fifth, I Lave Send JJ hunch yvu are In for quiU a shock! t. Real Eath$ Lwutust'iits , etc., 1)00. - Winf Springs -Dcv. to Cameo ounoeni Inc.. !.! we winter Sprtnçs (in. 1,1) l,3CØ. Marsha ,A. Poful, sql, to U.S. Steel Er,ct-'s , It 3), Ok .3. pajp Orlando Titer., Sec S UrM I, 521.000. ' t,di r KA.j,(, lI.(i,,. H.,,ixl I, l-b, M RIchard to Attire R. H. lieu I *5 Mare CIlia, It 31 Apple Valley Un't 'wo, $50,000. SWO I Co. to Thur-stan Ray Vane, I *1 MalOaret Ann, U 7f Howell Lit's. sd nepi., $41,500 Peter 0. Robinson, I Trustee to V.3.11. i2eelty Inc., from SW cci. SE"4 of SW'.i, Of Sec 11-2)30, etc. i-li 13. 16 BI's I,, LnflgW000 Park. $100. L*vieFla.lnv. to fruit I.. Yeutl9 & WI. Patricia H. LI 33' Sb I, l4atn Od. Tern., Sec i unit i, *27.511. The Hvskey Co. to Howard *. Volpert&wf. Judith A. Beg. NE cov It 3 Ilk A, Sweetwaler Ciub Unit •••tI5 ... -L $51111. Johns J. Grimes t H.rniet 1. Grlmes&sonJ",nM., 5g' Quit Acres, 5100. Craven Div. Co Inc. lo firry C. Glidstone 1 .w1. mce It W€kiv* Hunt Club Foa Hunt, Sec 3, . One, $10,100 Bci.&ire ilomes Inc. to Raman A. Ruliell 1. Swasin Jr. I Patricia to 130.000 Howard A. Volpert & Judith A. LI 3 Lopes& wf Enelid. M. 1.1100 SprIng Floyd A. Grupp. *5 FlorInze 10 BIk A Sweitwaler Club Unit one, sJass i.'n. Iii, 537,700. nolla wc. ce-p. to Ran, Vim. C. Robinson I WI Kottsenine $141,000 Asuoc, Inc. Lt 407 Wekiva Hunt Club 1)111 Traitwood EsIs., Sec. I, Bernet? Bk. WP, Trustee fo Sound Fog Hunt, Sec 3, 51.500 wo. of TrusteeS of hit ct-nil im. C. W. Harklns 1 *1. Suns to John itovernen' Trvit Fund of State at Magneila SVC. Corp to Ram A. Di-"ermo I Carol, Lts 21. 29, I E na, 849. at pi on S. boundary Asset;. Inc., LI 174 Wekiva Hunt Club honioM,Re.Ii&wIQL.,nneF.,Ltll, 43$ 0127,81k 54, Santarsob Moses C. Lev Grant, Twa. 19.5.i Fax Hunt, S.c. 3, $5,101. Ilk .3 No. 0.1 Tern., S.C. $ Un. I, Sub, Beauttfl, Palm Springs Sec., anq.t 39 East at Infenec. with Charles K. Fillnger I *1. Mary to $26,100. 140900 meanderhinoOfW,kiyapiverefc.et Gary L. Lelninbach & *1. VictorIa Leons.dTurek I *1 Audrey to Leon) ROusseIleI*f. Karenlo •l,,$2,%Ol.0U. B Samuel 3 Ougger I WI Sheila W., Smith Tharp I *1. Debris LI 533, John A. Lombardl (a wi. PatricIa i Crystal Lake Winter Home's, Beg at SW car, of Lot 115.. Ilk 7, SprIng Oaks Un :i, 5.36,300. to Edward 0 Pottenfleld 1 *1. $I1,000. ia,st Haven on L64t Har,.y, 13,000. Proctor 5, Gamble 01st, Co. to M..rsha It 3 811 A, Winter Springs, M.s0'.oiia SIC. Corp 10 Ram Sitser priags rita'. Ised £ Title Stanley V. Keen. & Rosemary C,, It 554.000. Aioc. Inc. 11711 Welsiva Hunt Club, to Clifford I. Treat $ Diømi. LI) I Qvlsdc Oaks Unit. 134.000. De.iald.3. WonwIck I Candy Ii Fox 54.jnt, Sec 3, 54.900. Myrtle Lake Hl*s sd, $2400. Xlii. •iig. CIrp, to Donald C. Dlvariift.'d huh Est. SVC., Inc., Nader Home's Inc. to.PtJUlp J. Riusafo 1. Walt, & *1 Cathlema .3., SanIasde SprkIgs, uo,l. Saalando thi lvbvrb Sesvtlfvi, Searp Shores, 535.000 tot 63, OMlind Hills. $1 jC0. Morton Builder's Inc to Oa'e 0. aI'w %pnlr$s Sec., 17.300. MlqneIia SIC. Vorp to Craven Sot Die P-giI.irs Inc : Joseph .1 Austin I *1 Arlene P. It 10 & IOA. Life Builder's Inc. to Divqr-e:f led 0ev Co Inc Lt 621. Wekiva Hunt Hinratlp, Iota 3$ &J& 111k A. Ilk C, Swe,tw.ler (34ks, Pai Esl svc,, Inc , It 291 k 2Us$' Club, Fox Hurl, c 3, $5,50Q Seminole Heighis, 10.000. 540,000. 30. P11k SI Semi ida The Suburb Ma'-isolla SOC. Corp to Craven ThomIl C'. R'",et4), Exec. est Chani,'s Bcpfh Jr & othy to SI.ulilul,Pairniprinqs,S..$?0G3 0v Co Inc. It *05 WekIva Hunt Beatrice Weinslein to Billy C. Higgins I Motsalon comn., .tNB Wi'l. T, Smith to Wm. 1. Smitn & Winter Springs Div Corp. to Nader CamFt.il & *1 Opal, Lt 4*. lake cor.oOSE¼efSW¼oO5E,<,nt5ec. Home's Inc. Lt 3S Winter )prngs wkha.n Lit,, $10. 35-21 30 etc. $11963 13, 5nffl Iprir.'s, $100 Ufl $9,300 .,. ThcEcnaag Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Flo'!da p771 Tt L.r4 . :r..., t; ra.: Rabinovits I *4 Ruthie, It 2.S3. Traiiseao's Ests, 5. 2, $21,300. T*upklas Land Ce. Inc. to .3.aceb Lee WrII & wf Reberta I.., U 324 Trallweed IsIs., Sec. 2, stezi. Manuel Frank I *1 Bearlce to Fred C Muller & *5 Robie, from NE car. of NW¼of SE' olSc 1)20-30, U.S. Stesi Erectors. Inc. to An ' Flr, lax-free" Ls Incurred. It is 'ta.x deftfTed. a Betty Steftes. etal., Repr. Est IhomasC. ReedtoBllIyE.Camp. Roberts& GiimanolQeltrij Inc. Marc P. b.auiieu & Jeor'nl* to David Bergstedl to Muriel A. bell & WI Opal, LI 4$, same., $100. to Maxine M. Niece t hb. Paul E. S james Pepoerdlne $13$ of N 1% 3• of Schlegel,EOS'oIWllOofSIil'o,N .lohnR. Hare&wf CarollaJoiw, 73' of LI 339 Queens Mlrr .o W'.ofBlkE,Tr.IQrqpI.,$jjjai, 120' of Ilk 19 Chapman Tucker Addn R. Hare & wt Carol A., Lot 4$, Souffi A.ddn. to CI. 533.300. Springs $.d,SOO. to Sanford $7,500. Pinecrest, 3rd Addo.. 5100. Marcetta S. Graha'n & hb. Mayo David T. Cisul 'a JeOn P. Jack Taylor a. Robert Matthews to Anton Micholi £wf Lvcillo to Clii, to Carroll E .lona4 1. wv Atr.tarmi fdai,b.,. £ '.4 wa... It, H. Richard F. Harreil 1. *1 Nancy R.. N. Michels, s1.. Lts I, 4, $&I. Ilk LI II Ilk C, The Springs, DIerwod F, Lk Wayma. Hts., LaBi Adin, Ui 131 11, Ilk B, T. 31. S..-':"do 13, A. I. Rvssell's Add. to Fir? Ests., $13,900. 131,211. Springs, sio,000. Reed, want.. lofe .st., siN. CarlosA. I. Oorc*hy R. Quevodo to Henry A. Wolcott & *5. Margaret H. Miller 1 Sans On. hg., to Hugh 0. MatK.11ar, sg$., to Emilia & Bienvenld Lopez. LU 1 tO Henry A. Welcctt '.wf Margaret Roger L. Cviii a. wf Cynthia, Lt Robert 1. Sarreit lvi Rnia T.. U 1, W 01 5 Ilk A, Pearl 1k HIs.. lit CLt lIeu par? In AlIendale) 01k A, $61, San Sebastian Hts., Un. 4, Bik A English Esis. Un. 4. 557,905. Addn., $13,000. FrIes Flat of Or 1. Mrs. Hinry 137.311. Hallmark Conslr. to Wm. A. James J. Hart & wf. Buford to FOi*er* Hammock C. from Lake Polyak Corp. to Josep1 C. Jack HoIrwarth&wfJudithA.,LfOBlk B. RI. Hunter S 112' Of N 1107' M P Charm. 5100 man I *1 Ruth A., It 51 Howell The Springs Sliadowood Village, 20$.?' ci E James Stoincif Ct Al. to John F. nf Lot 33. Sanford Branch Woods, 531.900. Sec. 2,540.500. Celery Delta, 13,000. Russell I ivf. Jimyc K. W ~ of N ½ Sarah Simons, Trustee hid. & fib. Dade Fed., MIami to General Meters Corp. Is Jerry L. Of P4W ¼ of NE ¼ of S.c. 32-1931, Leonard to David 0. *1km & *5 Deborah P. Stokes. Unit 0102 Bldg. Ellis I wf. DIana A. U U Ilk C, 137,500. Besfe, Lt 9 Howell Ests. Repl, I, Wekiva Villas, condo.m $43,300. Sweetwater Oi'ks, Sec. 6, $69,110. The Greater Constr Corp to 311.900. Paul M. Rivard to Paul M. Mivard Khosrow Farlad to Jaleft Farlad Joseph H. Poe I *5. Sally C I.?. 111 Greater Cons?'. Corp. to MIchael' 1 *5 OorotP,y 1., Lot 311k F Temple ItO. Des Piner Acres, lesiW 116' & 5 Wimor Manor, Is? Addn. su,00 L. Elliott & wf Joan K, It Il, Ilk A, Tenr. Annex, 5100. 30C' & E 33' S Of LWMarkham Rd., Deibel-t Atiney, sql. to Don C River Run, Sac One, $100. Rex 0ev. Corp. to Oerrytield N. $100. Hd$pel'&Wf.JafltdleeS½ofnelo, David I. Mckay & Cheryl A. to Smith I *5 Ruby S., LI 16 Ilk 0, Cousins Mtg. & Equity lnv. to SE I., less part etc., $ $3030 Afton J. Viriess. I, John A., it, ten. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, $57,300. Mary F. McGraw U,lit 310, Ram. $71,300. LI II, Ilk C. Highland Hills, *34.000. Bibsy N. Pope £ Michael D lines blewood, Condo, 537347, C 0. Rinehart, sql to Herbert I. Bobby E. Story 1 *1 Judith to to Michael 0. Jones I WI Clam.., E. Scot? Brindon Inc. to W. Henson 1*1. Roberts Lt 23, Ilk 0. David N. York 5, *4 Martha H., It 33 Lots I & 2 (less W 1W) & less rw ennInqs Brown 1*1. Deette F. LI 0. R. Mltcftlls Survi- of Le'ry Greensjale Scis., $45,000. Feags Addn. to AS, $76,110. 50-I Wekivi Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Grail, M. Myers Assoc. to Dorothy M. Cl..wles N. Harlan & *1 Jan15 g 5, 3, Singer. *1., Unit 30$, OrienI PoW IRilitohie Life assar, Sac. I. Florence Butler, U 130 San Lanfa hire N. PIsJo- I Mrcia 8. to . , " . 1 __ _____________ _____ children. Tn. man will s responsible for the car, 0, the grounds. A Ulary and separate living qUarters will be offered to hi right couple who must be sobs.', reliable and Christian Indivlduals. Rtfererc.s will be checked b'ore Interview is arranged. Iliply to Box II), co TM Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1451, San'*d, Fia. 31111. MJCHINI$T Expe,ioncec. Smitty's inc. Pus en immediat, opening. Good pay, steady employment. Apply ,0 Sniitty's inc., 7711 Oniand Drive, Sanford. 3322511. Service station attend.nt & mechanic. Ball's UnIon 16 StatIon, Hwy 431, Longwood. Nursery Attrw:u,t tar 2 hi's, on ., . 1 large lOt on canal to 4 lakes. 111.300. Phone 333$$3& ! 562-1000 Want A Lij'.- • SEA.MTRE$SES For commercial sewing. Es penance necessary. Apply Water Bonvet MIg. Co., Inc., 100 N. L.akel Howell Road, Casseiberry First road north .A 436, I block west of I a-fl. - __ ______________________ 2 !R cottage on river, $175. UtIlities 'IuVVw. J4J441V or .ujei. IRoomfvrn.ap$.,upstairs Water&Ilght'slncluded central air screened porch, lenced yard. Large family rm., wIth wetbar. $2500 dIs. & assume mtg. 62$-flU or 323-1271 after ______________________5, T, 4.duits.S1S Perk Ave. ' I BR turn., apt., water furnished. Near shopping area. Adults only, $100 me. 322.935* or 3235730 LEMON BLUFF . 4 Ii5, 2 bath on large wooded lot, " ar lake. Central H-A, carpeting, 0322. reen room, citrus, lots of 1 arage. $39,900. 323-5433. - ________________________ Sanford. Adult's. Modern BR & 2 BR Unlurn. AIr, corpe$.d. etc. $30 me. up. 323.5019. ' ',. , . ' -- I BR apt., kit equip., AC,carpeled Adult's. No pets. $95. 3222296 wk dys alter 4. OIISERITA--3 BR,2bath, centre: H&A,wali.to.wall carpet, kitchen equipps.f, family i'm., 10' * l' in. ground pool. Only $43,QQQ, Terms, t OAKS - Provioe Us. Iettirsl ;or this eXet 'lIve 3 BR, bath home. Equipped kltchs.i well, sprinkler system. An i brick some located on a lang COtISSI' lot. Screnid ba'.iiyer GAZES) for 'our Outdsor 0lir Pleasure. 153.900. living area. $37,300. FINE OLD 2 STORY - In good neighborhood, 3 BR, 1 bath, 2 fIreplaces, corner lot. $12,500. Terms. SUBURBAN MANOR - Spaciovi with a quiet elegance is th k ve'eof this custom brick horn VETERANS- TAIS IS ITI Best buy ii .f Arbor. Executives In neec in town. No money down. NSa, 3 a . omi that is warm anc BR, 7 bath, kitchen equipped, ç I as will surely want to W from $fl I on.. Weareproudto offer it at Only $19,500. Unfurnhshid, twobedroom. Secritg Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322 6630 or 33373)3 ______ _______________ I BR, 2 bath duplex, S7.B Bcugan. villea, Delary, or' lal p adlalning golf course. All carpeted, carport and utIlity roam. 17*50 per month plus securIty deposit. Cal 323.0951 or alter S call 322-7672 "'' trio: than meets the eye. All 0* tloo,-', outside workshop. Call to an AP'I'ttment TODAYI 133.O 139,250. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.91, Sanford ,' Wm. H. Stem perReaItor Across From Ranch House 04 5. Sunlarud. I OR, cac,tad. orapes, fenced, clean, less.. 1)75. 53403.4$. SOUTH )eltona-25R,l',batn.pp,or.e574 3521 StIlt- S p.m. New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 2 BR, 1 bath, fenced yard, air con dltloned, witfl appliances, siso mo 111 MayfaIr Circle, Sanford. Call FROM Orlando, l9S.230. - . Conventlonal-5% ished. carpeted, utility room. Large lot adtti fenced b$ck yard. $113 montts plus deposit. 3730931 or alter S call 322flfl. Bidroom Apti. Quiet, One Story I Kitchen Equipped Down Adult. Family One Bedroom P From 1135 S 2 BR. 2-Ill Palmetto Ave., doublegarage, no pets. Call 372 Ov Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. I i 33-Houses Fur-,ilstzd I,- . _______ __________________ ______ ' __J - - _II 'roless,anaIlv Manaatd _________ 142,000. ILL AIR 1226 Randolph Furnished 3 BR, 1 bath home, neat _______ No SellIng Required SEMINOLE COUNTY - /Uppland IIIIIIC! We ore selecting Independenl Ownams in surrounct,n,3 amoas for a creai,ie service Thase survt_ at s.erisednnqespapar,ano.1ry fl.,sidenlel Homes) Apartmenl complexes, office buikl:ngs D,nki 2 Bath Centtrai Ifeatlag and as a pint Many extras, Including washer, dryer, freezer, utility shed, root turbans I fenced. "Garden of the Month" wlnnerl 122,500......... Call Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 3.2 Shaded corer, excellent locatIon, equity and exchange for 2 BR mobile. $21,900. 3 BR. I', bath, red brick. Must sell. Willing to talk terms. $20,000. Phone 3731002. __________________________ Models JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC 107 W Commerca, Phone 327 7Mb. Sanford REDUCED 135.000 buys this spacious modern i BR, 2 bath home with family room and many extras. Sn to believe. Only $4,000 down, assume $3-IS payments. Call owner, 3736170. INLAW QUARTERS? On big 101 with fruit trees. I BR, 2 bath, extra kitchen, central air, screened porch A must seel Only *20.900. 6205049. LARRY SAXON INC.. REALTOR ON LARGE 3 MILE SPRING FED FISHING LAKE - Sits this beautiful 3 BR. rancher, with centrat heat a. air conditioning. Carport, screened porch, extra large lot, with 150' on lake. Asking SUNLAIIID ESTATES.... 30$ Bamboo Dr., Owner. 3 OR, (minI H a. A, COmpl,le kitcfle with dish. wathir, dual drive. Many extras. $21,500. 3493311. ____________________ . 1' NEED I. HOME? 5100 down paymenl to qualifbed b - yen. 3 BR. l", baths, central heat, refurbished As low as 511.000. ''"""". ' - andParhHornBy I Mr. Duke Snyder : .['l CCNSTRUCT1CN frlc ______________________________________ 211 - W. 25th Sanlord. Fla. J •- TWO STORY stucco. 4 tSR. 2 tath, tsmliy room. large separate garage with con,ertib,, storage area 549500, - ____________________ For Appointment Call 305-2.3Io3 _______________ i' JIM HUNT REALTY, INC Sale. Ill 2333. usfftlItsit ifltoen QiMieIMl , '., Will' REALTY - Sanfont 327 2210. Peg. Real Estate Broker, 3210610 1312711 3220771 313.lits 1911 Honda CI ISO, like new, lera man oo miles. Extras. 5600. 333. I .rsweni now has yaw answer to r're gifts, antiques and 'talgiques, 210 C. lit 5?,, Suts (1. - - 6194. 'fl1(iwaski.7SOCC ______________________ 7G.-Swap & Trade _________________________ BACKYARD IALE- Friday Noon tib 6. Sat & Sun 104. Corns we. 2991 79-Trucks-Trailers SWAP' SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyct-se can be a seller or a buyer. No chat-pc. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to S GARAGE SALI7: Sat. & Sun.,9 to 3, Stereo Console, MIni bike, Clothing, Misc. itms. 103 Vlhlen - WIth Extras. Good ConditIon 5150. 332.3409. '69 Datsun pick-up. $300 or best offer. 'U vw chassis with drive shaft. $150 or best offer. 615-4110 alter S. at the Movieland DrIve-in Theatre, South 17.92. Phone 3fl. 1216. _______________________ '64 Ford C-lOb septic tank pump LookIng for a jOb? Th ClassIfied truck, complete wIth vacuum Ads will help you find tnat iob. ______________ pump, hoses etc., excellent CondItIon. Call 323-5310 or 134-3110, 5:30 to 1 p.m. Rd. 322.070. 55-Boats & Accessories 72 Auction - ____________________ 80-Autos for Sale PUBLIC AUCTION '67 Cadillac Coupe, 'current inspect Ion, runs perfect, $213. Phone 322-5110 after 5:30 p.m. Mon., Oct. 4, 7:30 P.M. To be sold to the highest bidder - Oak Hoosier cabinet, oak chest, Colonial lov, seat and 2 chairs, dinettes, wicker, bedroom suites, S9-ssicaI Witrchandise Pianos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section. Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano a. Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 3222233. Leas. a Datsun Including Z cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311. rockers, appliances, TV5 and misc. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '13 Models. Call 323.5370 or 531. Sanford Auction 4005 Dialer. 1972 FLat ISO Spider Rune mcd. radio. aro 23 U $30. 321.o4"l 1200 French Ave. _________________I Hammond Phoenix organ with automatic rhythn a. tape and play, WUZ-IS SALE 60-Office SupplIes Used Officè BUY NOW AND SAVE HUNDREDS umiture - WAS 76 TOYOTA CELICA LIFTBACK 5529$ S Speed A-C Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks 1. ST. JOHNS RIVER - Approx. ~ acre wooded riverfrint lot. Near chairs, straight chairs, filing DiBary. $16,900. cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS N 01 L'S Cisulberry, 17.fl, $o Lot, 60's 130', 53.000. Negotiable. 323. 1Il after S. 73 DODGE MONACO WAGON A.T, A.C, 14000 Mi. Copy Machines (6), repossessed. WIth warranty from $130. Call 62$. 0914. Hunting Camp I Farmiruton ?rea 7 Lots, ISo' x lIE, with 25' aluminum trailer with bath & built on room Electricity, deep well, fenced garden. 3323351 or aiter 3 30, 322 71$$. 72 CHEV. CAPRICE 2 Dr. Hardtop, A-C, AM.F!M 62-Lan.Gar -. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave COUNTRY SPECIAL S Acre lots, on paved road -heavily wooded with oak and pines. Trailers permitted. l0pct. down - 529fl - - 75 VW RABBIT 4 Dr. A-C "" 75 MUSTANG II A-T, A-C, $3993 64-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean You Own M1VI 5~ pci. inttrst. RentóurR,mnsnv;c 65-Pets-Supplies 3222110 /3 HILUX PICKUP AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, hntt I r,.i t "V.., ow. ' -. . I female, 6 mos., 5150; 36537.0 - Merchandise ",,.- $2 Each to good home S0-4sce$Ianeous for Sale 3231766 _______ Leading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 197$ season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms Call 30$- 2UY $3395 ____________ DeLANO 64$-WI 1, BUSINESS DIRECTORy 553-933) collect. 4 -, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Hahn Riding Lawn Mower 30" 5123 3320373 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops Sinks Installation avaitable Bud Cabeil 322 0052 e. ______ ______________________________ kitchen - Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries. $1293 e.change REEL'S BODY SHC.P, 1109 Aluminum Siding Home Improvements can cover your P0*, with alum Sid.ng 1 Sofft 5,Stim Also I3oulinq Gut'er 70 yrs ElIP Eaqie Sdinq Co 151 9561 Côcpentry, Rimodein,, AddIni. Custom Wo, Liensea. Bonded Landscaping & Lawn Care - Sanford Ave - - Antiqu, upright Piano, paint sprayer. Rockwell Slide rule Free estimate 373 Windo* Wasting. Floor Stripping & Waxing. Carpet SPimpuØing Free estimate 371 - calculator. househ'ild & ?ard gOods. 332 3409. Beauty Core Sears 77" Craftsman setlpropeil,d mower, 1 yr. aid, works Need ride jn. $50. 3230322 Central Heal & Ai Condtion,ng For tree eslimates. all Carl Hart-i at SEARS in Sanford 332 1711 _ lOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harien's Beav'y Nook) i, C. Fjrif )fl5j Deluxe Aluminum abov, ground swimming pools. (21 IS'x21' and -- Carpet CIea&ng reposseSsed. Sacrifice, 1 price. I Call collect 335 2)3 0610. R' worn Free' ntimP Piano Servkes $3) ___________ - ' - _______________________ 4itera.n, Dresjp,s,,i Uphoiitiry 1320707 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING BuildOging. Ecavatng. Ditch work Fill dirt, top soil 3223913 .'.l'.i.iC .lIt'S .,re i t,d%,, liii the aOOu' P y.it a CI6SSII.,'Ø .1(1 fl the Ileroki 372 7oII Ill Home Improvements top Vc(i anu v.ich nes Assume iitan,eoI$ld $C, or pa.. %' 3 month Will tile trade in Singer C IT SH(PP4ERD e'gti.pru to og ian & iii.ike button Painting, RemOdeling. Gene, ai pioie Balance it $55 U or IQ Repairs Call 37) hiS p,ivme,ils oh $6 Call cred,t WANT TO SELL r,.,n,,r,,r 332 Viii cr se, at r'i.,r Zn Za HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Clearing. Mowing. Dasing,' Fill Din, Clay Rock Sass. Bac*rioe Loader Pt, 373 $127 Lit YOUR HOME? - Buying a new Pime? Moving roan apartment' Get some action wlh a Herald cia%sIlad ad We'll help you write an ad that wit 1rng tat sue. - -- ire, Trrnnhing. Cottig j Removing Li(ensed ani flsL.fid Pnnr 31) si35 or 173 1547 -- - Well Drilling , tandscaprng & VELt.S OQILLEG. PUAIr'S SPIlP4LE )YSTEMS Lawn Care CALL 332 2011 -. . - Ait typ and s';.s We repa,. and %ery'c .tiP( MACHI tfE4, '1'PPL 'cc, - Ails will ai*.iyt give I Ciassled i'i%t -- , . you Much More itIdri YOU ARE 't you PIAVIflI,t iou t'ii.tI r-'- matching Chair. Npw oIily .99 Sd - - - - ___________________________ Almost new oak twin bed set. 2$' TV, Chairs, Table, Typewriter, Carpets. & irs 373.40% or 322 I 0 Drap,j. Tree Service --- SANFORDSEWING((pylp 307 E 1st )t , Downtown - - P 'k a mnt,te t 4 di'l'i WOrS 'here 'iOi..t.nt I)f -lii. - Sewing Land Clearing LIGHT IOAULIMGI YARD ANDGARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 319 li - FTURA BY SINGER. S,"hfy .lamaguj sofa twd ,,i'n - Step ar Lvt I ClassIlica Ad twip you I'rd more room tQr storage Classified Ad!. tirid buyers fast - -__________ iiu l(I1EO A ...' CLASSIF 'ED AD LAib,Y ____________ - a'.'T -r--- fl .', 7nj 5? - '-d)- 'h.- ', 3fl fl r _____ Your BusinesS..,DIQI 22-26flot 831-9''1 C0vntry Furniture Distributors, Hwy 41, I nih east f 1.4 323 rh - _ Cj' - • -• . A T 3ROu PC3T CO'1T401 1561 POrk Dri-ie 327 5565 Hauling 51-Household Gocds _______ Pest Control i"aniing, Home Repar. Guttering, C"ment Wanted. Resident 1 ai site for swimming pool Leading Rug Snampooing.... Living room, distributor wants a ni,e bockyard dining area, hail-regarøl, ° to display new It?t model above iii,, 5)993 3fl.351e. ground pool. Top consileration given for prime Incition. Call 306 1221270 collect - - ._. Y.'ulfint ___________ , _______________________ WILSONMAIERFUNIT,JRE BUY--SELL - TRADE 31! 315 C ____________________ First St Ill Sen - - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Cli,ss.ted Ads udn't work there - •, ' EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging, Trimming FreeEStma'M Pone332.17 - 15*33' complete 1 yrs. Old, Moi.ingSali' New&usad Furniture. Retnigs'ator *iTh keniaker In I MiSC. 323 370$ - _______ - AINPORTBLVD,ATHWY _,.fl SANFORD ORLANOO 322.aOaI $31-gin Great Dane pups, male & female for sale 3223553. SWIMMING POOL SACRiFICE- neii, 4 5OOO 2595 2395 28c5 $3595 ECONOMY TOYOTA Kittens __ - amper vuin IS " LANOCRIJISER 7$ TOYOTA COROLLA HONCHO CARROLL'S FURNITURE,333.51$1 Stenstrom Realty - Git ptinty of prospects - ..Adwertise avr product or service inthe Classified Ads. excellent condition. 5)493, 339. 9630. SACKEIT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS - lN Honda, CI 350, 9000 MIles. Excellent cond., *390. 3323111. P1st-its Johns. siio,00o. 647.t$1l. OPEN HOUSE Ill Pinecrest Dr-3 BR, I bath. excellent cdition. 519.900. all brick tame. "., aue. wived A. I I. *owld consider option linac - more. t',vO SALE- Rummage & Plants. Birds of Paradise, Crotons, Hanging Baskets, & More. 3534 5. Sanford Ae. Fri., Sat.; & Sun. 43-Lots-Acreage _______ BLAIR AGENCY 323-IlMor 323-7110 PINEY WOODS BARN -- We Buy 4rniture & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. commission. Free PIck. ups. Auction, Sa'urdays 1 p as. '75 Johnson, 12' VIM Fib. Boat. '15 Cent. Trail,,, '76 Evinrud, 9.9 hp. Complete Excel. Cond. $150, 322- 1973 Schult Chateau I BR, 1',, bath, 12's 6*' with 3' * 12' tip out. Call after 3,373-1111. W. GARNETT WHITE Peg Real Estale Bror Motorcycle Insurance ORIENTAL. RUGS WANTED RUMMAGE SALE-Sat, I Sun. 102 Juanita Court, (Sunland Estt). Crafts, New & Used. Misc. 42-Mobile Homes REALTOR Any year thru 1110 mOdels. 7 deys week. Call collect, 315.2131. T0pp,IcesD,I,1l.3..,,,,,,,,.,,,L..., 44$l7, Winter '-ark, GARAGE SALE- Winter Springs, 304 Moss Rd.,2 Family, Fri., Sat., Sun. Furniture, Toys, Clothe's, 132,000. 321 0503. - For Wrecked 5410 3409. - MORE CASH or Junk Cars & Trucks AuctIon Want to avy frnlhge, toilet lix. tursi. - anyMinQ Of vatui. 122. Garage Sale; Friday, Saturday & Sunday. 701 MaftIe St. Lots of items, everything goes. 122-9621'. LOVPly 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat 1. air, family rm,, garage, large fenced yard. separat, studio. $3,000 equity & assume loan of 14 Cash 322-4132 ROBSON MARINE 212$ Hwy 1742 322 -3001 $11 W. 1st 51., Sanford 322.54$ or 372-3237 after Hr's. LET'S TRADE - Carpeting - Sunday thru Thursday 9AM to 9 PM rt4hflsdR Inn I-4atS.R43(l Allamontci Scrbngs (305)862-8200 2545 PARK Longwood are. LIv'n 'n Country with City cnmfont. 1 BR, 2 -, baths, Air Conditioning 3 BR, 1' bath new 'eq. Real Estal, eroker Si ES-RENTALS O"4 UI . 314 Bedroom QUALITYHOMESATMODERATE PRICES -' HI-way For used furnIture, appliances, tech's, .wc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. L.eer's Mart. Ill 1aiWnr' Ave. -_-.. Plneejgaj Sat. & Sun., noon to 5 p.m. Specs heater, snare drum, lamps, tables, misc. homes. Start at $21,500 wIth $200 down. Government funding. By builder, $341449. Equal HotaIng Opportunity. - - SAT&SUN, I toi.3Up.m. Park / oMrv,i ' - 3 BR, 2 baths. nec. Transferred rou.-,i, central air, fenced cor;'r lot, carpeted. Assumable mtg., will to's 2nd mtg. 101 W. 10th SI. For app?. 373 S7(. ii ____ . wanted, Garage Sal.: 1l SANFORD- 67 dry Atres near St. COUNTY -3503 Country Club Road -Read slower, don't overlook this custom 3 BR, 2 bath on large lot. Central heat I air, lots of tries. BUSINESS OPPORT1JNI1Y For Peruonaj Confidentiai Interview Call - - ' Loke Mary Sell that extra bike with a low cost ClassifIed Ad. Galleries, 331-4912. S. Park. CRANK ON'ST REALTY R EALTORS-I)O.CO1 Evei. 373.*it Furniture - S4-rags Sales $19,900. Sanford, Fla. or 'Infurn. 3 OR, 2 tithe, carpet, drapes. Utilily rm., ca'. port, sir C3nd. 377 373 at 373 2619 Proy ii CustOmwsCail'touIC>.ne,ssei.c,,d*,A ,ece've complete horn. otlic, (wn,ng, advestisang t;Ccountir.g. comrn,.,aI and business p'uced1,,s designed ot success cs'* ropo.i-s 5400 sioo possible profits per wieek Openabori 'squires vim flvestment fliquised Si 6O This ia bonatide 0th acid if you are fbI sirceme about ohI9To0bO*flb0sInessOfdonoimvetlhaabovu - DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Harwi Broker DeItnna. 641 6411 322-2090 BUiLDER-DEVELOPER ----mSr --S " - $30,950. 1505 W. 25th St. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 133-7*11. ..-.----..---.-...----..--..--------_- Studio. 1,2,3 ' Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy - Sl$ inc. 25,OOO government BUY JUNK CARS- from $lOto$ Call 321-1134 after 1 p.m Cash for AntIques. Consignments Colot TV'sfrom $30; BiWirom $15: Set-vice all makes. HERB'S TV. 1201 French Ave., 321.1731. _____ Luxuty Patio Apartments . VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA • - eneva Uardens ____________ much 77-AatO$Wiøtid DAVE'S 3394414 - W000MER E 2*30 Grove Assume mortgage, no qualIfying, no down payment on 3 BR, I bath. Central air, nicely landscappee. - 1g. landscaped let, citrus trees. MUST SELl I 322.7341. Sanford's newest residential neighborhood )ne bedroom house, $ 100. Also 3 BR, $133. Kitchens furnished, Air. yard. 3226261. - . ' LOCH ARBOR - 113 West Crystal Drive - Comfortable 3 BR, 1½ bath home, on large 135' * ItO' shaded lot. Paneled family room, central air I heat, sprinkler system, plus many other extras. LOCH AR ION By Owner 3 1g. BR. 2 Bath, dining rm., central H I A, double garage w-workshop, - WINTER SP!IINOS 3BR,2Bath 321 0103 or $317171 ' __ BUENA VISTA - '316 Elliott - 2 BR, 2 both home witS, commercial zoning. Includes large workshop, cItrus and Pecan trees, garden with Sprinklers, equipped kitchen, and lanced 100' * 150' yard. Just $21,000. We Buy 531VRadioStirso BALL REALTY Peg Rpl Estate 0rker 26305. 5am,tor Ave 131 OlS9eves 3227643 screen patio, garage, carpeted. 535,300 253) Marshall Ave. 333. 1903. handle repoisesslono, all area. Small down, seI'er pays cosing casts. - BATEMAN REALTY SANFORD-OPEN HOUSE- I2tIl dark. By Owner, save realtor fee. 3 BR, 1', bath, central H 1. A. 20' - annual pd rate, 360 met. $10,100. P40w lust $2t000. 20)? S. FRENCH 3903 Grove DrIve 31R,1¼ BaIts, Family Nm. 510$, info. InwIndow Sanford-SIR, l½bath,$l0bdown, 5)77.37 total monthly payment. $11 TEE'NGREEI4_307 Bunker Lane - Reduced again to,' quick said Nice I BR, 1½ bath home In nice sect Ins next door to Myfalr Country Club. Features inclucu central air & heat, carpetIng. utIlIty buIlding, and deep well. 321-0041 -- CITY - 700 West First St., MLSREALTORS 19)95. French 322-1991 Eves. 3221496, 3221161; 372.1954 323-U700r$31.9777 P4 ights-Ifl.23$3 Wr 133,000. •rfT, nucnen equipped, lanced yard. Owner relocating. Days-3fl.4lfl with loads ci extras lILSOb. - wu" ST. JOHNS REALTY CO, BROKERS SAN LANTA - $21 Ilosalla Drlv.Unbelievable. 3 BR, ½ bath, with screened patio. Hardwood floors, Moder-v, 3 BR, 150' it river frontage, saa wall, boat tlqus4, large famIly IBR,)BATHINPINECRII$T.....On 3 lots, Incom, from fnlsf rm. commando spectacular vIew trailir on back ict. ..ots of extra-a, Of river. Separate shOP. incli,llng pogI. inveSt In good lIving for wALTERB.STEEL.E 31R,1 BATH -Smaliframehon..,, COUNTRY RETREAT Reg. Real Esta?elrok.er bi'00m, 2 bath home situated Oi situated on '/, of a cIty block. Only "Your Business is ApprecIated" 7'.' acres West of Sanford. Extri 512.500. Terms. 32t0164or272-011vev,s. large rooms. Over 3,000 sq. fee , h .', . R EDUCEL) 57.000 Be. Wit ully relT.odeled 6 rooms, 1100 sq. ft., ew carpeting & roof, gas furnace, large fenced lot. Near high schcol. $19,500. Owner 323 Assoc. 323.0115 Night Da REALTORS Call Bait Wanted- llalrdr,ssor, master Dm1 '_______________ apprentice. Pays 40 pcI, wills Pent or Sell - Immaiula$e 3 BR, 2 icaf!'an. Zatres !'ic'1 Center Call 323.7330. (PSI, 1 10 Ii flu's. Get-list-Ic cx. perlence preferred. Apply In 5t-ub0l Nursing & Conv0Iait.nt Center. ISO NalIc,svilie Ireken, 332-7174 borhood,andgetffiemostpe$sI, out of your old home. Apply all of your EQUITY to purctaseoq __.t-----..in.re .n rune away A3H, 3 BR home, 109 Temple Drive. ' bath, all maiD. appliances turn. Sunday-er I? yrs. old. 373 5306*33 SOUND INTERESTING? CALL ELEGANT CITY ESTATE- Pii Flreplacel 4 B1, huge kitchen, THE TRADE PEOPLE. sun room, guest cottage, many extras. You will love this entertaining snow plac, home. Only $67,950. Terms. NEAL ESTATE Realtor 322 7191 LOVELY HOME Ill COUNTY - 3 -Lovely 2 BR, !TRVIME bath "cmi on an v,rsizad lot lvi ________________________ ILl bath, central HI A, wail.topart RI.a.. i no. ... ... , Adults. Phone 322-1110 31A-tkaplexes Foiiest Greene Inc. JC HN SAULS AGENCY .4 1202 after 3:30 & wknds __________________________ AIr, carpeted, quiet I and 2 bedrooms, $125 to $135 month ______________ - Cawt get your EQUITY out of your present smaller home? TRADE UP for a 3 BR, 2 bath, carpeting, central air, In established neigh. $ clean. Move In new. $11,950. Call IliCi large 3 BR, 1½ bath, blo:k hisme. Assume $16,701 mHj, $1 51.56 monthly. Low equity. Move In now. C-H-A. Enclosed garage. new conditIon. Family room, wall. to.*all carpeting, central air I heat, and enclosed back yard. Owner will lesse with option to buy. 521400. busmness.resld.nc,. 511.250. Largeiaks, pineS, palm trees,3 BR, I baths, aIr conditioned, neat and GOOD LOCATION Newer Home? damage,halfullfiiles,nodeposlts. 339-3303, 1:305, wk-daysi or 373. ... _________________ 2 BR, DeBary, BaaufIM, Cent. H, new cb,ul,,,i. 'We WEl 7IOIO. Low 20's, O'*mneg'. 611-1314. DREAMWOLD -2100 Hartw,ll Beautiful 3 BR, i½ubaths, I like residence, for combInatIon LAKE MARY.-SUBMI)- opFEj Req. Real $state Broker GeneralContractor 2534 Park Dr. 321.2111 Realtor After Hours: 3214214 322-119) 321-OIlS CommercIal zoned 2 BR SparklIng 3 BR, 1½ bath home, central heat & air, family room, inside laundry room. Owner says. "Make offer". WE TAKE TRADES DRI IC BY-133SSUMMERLIN JOHNNY WALKER L.ak.Markham_3IN,Zbath,p pf.os loads more. $62,700. 131-5222 _____________________ Jim Hunt Realty, Inc double garage, with auto controls, Cliff Jordan Realtor trees.. nice nalg,orI,00d. $1,,. 0. $2,000 . about SIlO per in.. Owner will Ilnince. a2 letferson Ave. 3331374 or 373.4137 alter 6. *30.300. .--------- .. . Sanford- 2 BR, CI, air, screew POrth,00iiblelot, fruit 1 ia'geoak BR, 2 bath, equipped kitchin, double gar$Q fenced yard. Sold nOw for s*000. SacrifIce as • -___________________ _____________ ________ • SAN 'MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedroo trailer apIs. Adult I family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 1792, Sanford. 323-1920. • -D, u - 323-7832 Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Anytime Furnished 1 BR Apt. $100 323..Asa _______ Colbert Reaty EVES 322.15$? or 3210017 QUALITY INN NORTH - i{II Viteriai no dfl • Color Tv, aIr Cond., Maid Serv. l.I&SR434,Longwood meets. 7th & Cypress. $11,. WE have homes from $100 down. A(,AI _____ Enloy clean air and spectacular one mile scenIc view on big crystal clear swimmIng & boatIng lake, wttlie relaxing on the Carpeted glassed huge lakeview porch, Many el-ge pines accent this almost new creative 3 BR, 2½ bath custom dream. Formal foyer, dining I living rooms, In. formal kl'tien & famIly room, Fully• for real family living. Drive down the rcrnstry lane through stately pines, into your serenity. If you love Pc country and lake front lIving, art will Invest 131,900. you will buy this one. Call for an appt. now. STORE BUILDING with 3 apart. !?td : Or wrlta indscepId. Abundant storage Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. We will attempt to tranhlonn you (Including attic) nd "GE £Mrp . 31711. Wo the man or woman you we Efficiency PackaOs. From SI.... destined to bL the requirements Call 321.0220 between 5 & S:. ARE YOU TROUBLED7 Call Toil art a burning deire to succeed Free. M427 for "We Cae"and a wIllIngness to try. Sounds Spacious 2 OR, 1 bath. apt. Kitchen "Hotline." Adults or Teens. 5mpfo - it 1st equIpped, dining room, living rm., air Coed.. carpeted throuWout. FACED WITH A DRINKING For coWtdintial details, centact, Adults only. References required. PROBLEM W.VkDeddls 3210041. 1(1551 REAL ESTATE PerhapsAlccliolicAnonymous attheSl,eratenlanfordton ilic. CanHeip I$R4i,WvstSaitord ..Call 423.10$? Monday, Oct. 1 ______ WrIte P.O. los 1213 3lpft750o'is Furnished 1Oi.m. tll Noon ____________________________ Sanfcrd.FIorida3V7l 7.0p.m. 1 BR., turn. aO.. lights, water fur, FOr Personif USNS'VIIW Mature adults. No pets. $15. 32 s_tt & FOUPId RN's & LPN's,Ai,, Aid. 33% after I wkdays. companIon. Needed immediately. __ aisoeU. MONTHLY RENTALS . ' $ 1. --.. Apt. sIze avocado Refrigerator. Freezer, $132. 321-lm. COMPLETELY RENOVATEDGay. owned homes, low priced, low down payments. Located throvØsout Saminole County. executIve home Includes spacIous 22' * 22' game rs.wn. Fully equIpped kitchen, central air & heat, wall.to.waii shag carpetIng, COUNTRY LAKEFRô,r 2 ACR ES LAND, Geneva ares. Well. Zoned for mobile home. V.000. IDYI..Lwl LDE Scho near 7 rooms andl baths. well sP.adoo fenced yard. Has ice maker refrIgerator, dlsP,wespter, di$ss1 and well tar wettfin9tewn.Orhes already • IedT 003W. 1st St. 323.106) or 3230517 eves. interested? - ___________ IDYLLWILD( - 1$ Bret*woo Owner wIll sell or trade for small home. This lovely 4 SN, 2 bath Reg. Real Estate Broker . NOW LEASING Sanford Court Are you developing a wInning UNSWORTH REALTY ft. Gregory Mobile Nomat, 3153 Orlando Orlye, 3315200 SLIM BUDGE,TS ARC BOLSTERED WITH VALUES RflU TIP IANT LA COLUMNS. Diefuweshor, an cycles, I yew old,perIedcenditlon.$13oorb .4fari'ssssls & many other extras A bargain price at only $19,900. PAmf Sscrlfict- i7J Strearntin, 32 d antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION GALLERIES, 321-4972. GE PINECRESr-3 BR, 1 bath, es cellent cOiditio, 2 A-C units, fenced yard with well, utility stied Stenstrom Realty We buy and sell god furniture service, u5edmacftl. MOONEY APPUANCE$32i.07 beth, located close to hospital & shopping. Only $16,010. I PRICE REDUCED 13.000. Owner SUI.Dl VISION- Small 3 lesying state. Country home, fl c 41' House. Small PrIce. 3 IN. I batt, acres. 2 year old I bedroom, 2 Sewing room. Nest end bat,,, CH & A, carpeted. family room fortable. Sack yard large eigft n dining room, 3 car garage. ma garden. DrIve by 2101 Holly, 5*100. thin call for more Information. utilities Included. lit & loot me. re,lred. 321.3150. 172US$ __________ 6S-ntod to Buy KENMORE WASHER, parts, RETIREMENT HOME- 2 BR, I money for subsidIzed housIng to quallf led buyers. New houses In a rural area. No down payment. Monthly payments less than rent, Call to see if you qualify. multiple listing service I room ilOOE.3SthSt The government nas released Realtor Phone XS.322. 1St. Days and After Hours i.1kJ4O kitchen equIpped, beautiful landscaped lot & many other extras. Don't miss this buy at $10,050. S2-Appllanoas - EXCELLENT CONDITION- 2 0*, 1 beth, large screened porch, tAFFER REALTY Req Real Estate Broker M. • 3 BR, 1½ bath, masonry. sioo down, $130 monit-' P41. "Get Em While They're Hoe' - SANFORD- By Owner, INN, I beth, screen frent porch, 3 car garage, carpetw, 11.400. 321.1101 after 6. available. 111-5253. JENNY CLARK REALTY Phon• sz-se,o. 41 - 3 OR, I beth frame, $llJI0-Terms Associate. After hours 534-1723. FRICKE I FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC,, REALTORS, Homes ., 3131. . ___________ COVE APTS iNóf Call me, Over 73 beautIful homes to Choose from. Phyllis Cappoal, RestS..- REDUCED *3.000-3 IN, fl bath, FlorIda room, Scrisned porch, 341r wIde. furnished, _____________________ BR, Ac, I'towallcarpatpng,j., .i' Adults. Also I trailer spaci. 322. In attractIve Park Ilk, area. $IJ, off Enterprl,.Oste,, Road. $3'.100. i Ro*oommI.Ho irnstft 41-Houses O SELLING ____ ____ 34- OVIEDOFTU- Oupleus Furn. or, Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. . _________________________ Does success etude you? IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? Al. ANON redecorated. $17,100 fly Libirip - , 2 Bedroom apartments. furniuhed or unfurnishid. Newly 5 redecorated. Come we. C. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 333.13* ______________ By ANDY LANG How come? AP Newsiestires "ft's jiet part of the trend of By the end of this year, more the age. Women are fl4lr.g out than 2 mWlcn..chain saws will thatthey can izepowertoolsu £100 Reward oem sorn since January easIly MIKI skillfully ai Iflin. For thereturnof purse and contints. Draftsman- Immediate let. Sales have skyrocketed since Keep mawy. m.,xi. phoymsnt with me City of Sanford. 37% Hr. Wk. $13749 starling wega. About 66 per cent will have the advent of chain saws weigh. Full time regular employment. been sold to non.profeuion,Is, Ing less than 10 pounds and 6-Child Care Prerequisite: High Schpei nearly all of them borne own- coding from $100 to $110. Also, graduate wIth three yours ers. more and more safety devices Educational ChIld Care for as low as perlence or equivalec.t corn $2, weekly if you quality. 333.$3 blnatlon traIning and esperlonce. About 316,000 of the saws will are being built Into these saws. or 323.e3s. Basic knowledge cIvIl erelnni'ing have been %ld to women! One of the latest Is a simple ______________ - relates Civil and arvhltectvral Those are Interesting In. device, weighing about an drafting for municipal pro4ec$s .Ø€J Th to Ea required. Capable of making duatry figures -with the mod ounce, that Is fitted over the _______________________ calculations Involving lntrfgujng the statistles about ume section of the guide topography, street grades, Greens, Cukis. Wholesal. female purchasers. They just covering the sensitive area of Squash, drainage, utility servkø and Reran. BUNK FARMS. Ora record reseorc% and plottIng it didn't seeri correct. More than the bar and chain where kick•d La5ij.W. 323-5331, legal desaipt Ices. For further 316,000 women In the United back reaction Is genetated. ___ InformatIon or filing of ApStates using chain Uws? It This eliminates kickback as a plIcation, centad the Personnel Director or the CIvil ServIce Of. couldn't be. Then the light potential cause of Injury." Ice, City Hall, Sanford, Fla., AVON dawned. There weren't that After the phone call, a check Telephone No. l2-314l. . BAMBOO ________ _ ______________________ Publication IN Plel$.lht Mnlhsd hos.mi. 2 IIDNOOM, I bath, 41- room. _ The Dojj Before - .1*1 M$fY0eM 121K fIWTIIIMd 2 LANGE bdypo,y,L 1 oversl• • p. sp bath, dm1. eat In kttChin, Men preferred. No pits. 322.$. tenced yard. Idu$ for sm _______________________ _______________________ sMess aMer home. Zonid C.3. ' 2X I lItre S times .......41c a No, ______________ thrv 3$ times ....3lca hoe U 111111$.............34c a Hoe Room wIth - food £ recoaHon. $wimrnio. pool, fluting. hobbifl. u.NMINIMUM CHARGE) __________________________ PIN VACRES REST HOME 1.3f1 3 LInes MinImum _________________ rtments 41-Iuses Prefer matvrs adults. $1 pluS ________ DEADLINES _________________________________ ___ 4 4 III AM. - S:3S MONDAY lItre FCIDAY SATURDAY $15 million in Mate income and years. During that firM 12 locsi reai estate tasel." years, the remainder of that E DEPT. HOURS ___ H*tt'i program sets a sales second tr is isiabje by price limit of O,000. It Is in- succeeding buyers - thus, byy ?1HIIth ____________________________ per tended for conventionally allowing other buyr. to t elderly and moderate income financed, new single-family advantage of a below-market families and Mill be non- gonnune* would make a me- Income families, formerly units Including condosnlnituns. mortgage rate." time payment to the mortgage excluded from the new home The below-market tnter Hart pointed cod the direct Ezdorame* of the proposed ag the co of the mket, would be able to choose rate would vary according to effect the proposal has on pruirin, Lobe snttsdto the dift.mwe between the thin a home of their own in the the sales price of the boone - qualifying new home buyers: AmIuIatratIon and the m.ket iMar rate and location of t1 diojce; the the lower the price of the house, "A buyer who could afford only Cengre'a,camedoxlngNAllB's variable belowmarket rate. costs subsidized by the thelowertheInteredrate.For a $25,000 home In the current Fall Board of Directors and 1spa wouidbeac,ed goverorneod would be recap. exame: assuming a market market wouhi now be able to Builders (bdq.ace. by a non-Interest bearing tured; and repayment by the rate of 9 per cud, buyers of a afford to purchase a $30,000 The proposal was conceived secondtn (forthe term of the home buyer would be accointd $25,000 home would receive a home. This In Itself opens op a by NAIIB Presidnt Jobu C. mortgage) given by the buyer for by the equity buat in Uis below-market Interest rate whole new range of op. toflndianapohsfllnvol,u and payable to the federal home through normal ap- mortgage of 8 per cent. The portunitles for prospective a froodend subuidy by the g prednalon In value." interest rate would increase ¼ buyers." overlined. It would N&e The linde advanced by the In addition, if homing op. of I per cent for each 15000 "I believe cur pr*aifl Will pievalllng iflertls Intired gu,nient would be recap. portunitbe' were provided for Increment in the sales price op demoratrate how goverronent rates by op to tire. percentage Lured con the resale of the 100,000 famIlies per year, Hart to $50,000 at 7~ per cent. and free-enterprise Points for the term of the borne. said, "this Drogram WQUJ&. "Another feature .zIa. sqertn and funct4gn of. thI aauf.e. This new prugram Is "truly create 115,000 more Jotg for proposal," Hart said, "Is that effectively In the best Interests Under Liz plan the federal American," Hart said. "Lower craftsmen, laborers, and the home buyer is obligated of all Americans," Hart said. topto,1sl,for _____ 831.9993 CLASSIFIED ______ SALT UXE aTY - The _____ EzicatIve ('"es ii the uiss Furnished °" ° " M _________________________ Call 323 1S42. Pork OrlQndo .Winter 3224611 IusM*jNsrsM,1aIItPL _________ _________ • -.. "-'"-. '•; • T -• ' Jal4TrTTN.4si I r4.tw * .. *7.rI.rl rr. .. '.-"•, , .,.y• '"iFS I : lv, i': '_'Ii'; 11' " i 4, -' ' !.:! •' .1 1 - -, : :."t,', I :..v: ,'f,.-c.i --'):-' . ,, • - 'I i,,tI I?I'4'i.S 1/1.1,. ia,), 1.. ."e'-. t . h' ' - 1 ' •!''4'r '.''" -. -'Z - �kard.PI. Oct & Sm 'W' -1 11Sports i m en, '— CB BREAK" — iiriii IN I — W. — i — 1 lJlr ilL it—_iJ'wt - lJt ----lW ------W- uiltii 11 Seminole County. Florida has been flied against you, and you JOHN MELVIN and b. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that pursuant to Final Judgment Of wherein FIRST FEDERAL AND LOAPI SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE of COUNTY. a corporation organ1' ---' ----'-- - vr ruur FCC Throws Industry A Curve l, _.. - become ronsz4'rcaWy lr,s congested and easier to "get out" On. Consurners who are ttJjnk,'q about the purchase of s CB radW but dcn't know whether to wait for the 44) channel n20deia can have the best of b&i worlds. A nwnher tj nLnufactutrr5, including Pace, are offering customers who iyky 23-channel sets the upportunity to have their units factoy-omoiWAed to -IC channels after January 1, for about 21) per cu t of the unit's sugg4estnil lid price. Amid all the confusion and controversy, two things are cerlain; !IN Citizens Bancf (lnenu,-'zlenon isherot tay,isdthe FCC has not Issued its Last ru1'u eoncernipg I. And that's a big ten four, Fill it out and return it with a claimed If the claim is not yet due, photostated copy of your tht dot* Whon it will become dut shall be stated. If the claim American FCC permit to the contingent or unIIqu,dated. regional Office nearest your nature of the uncertainty shall be SfetLd. If 1h claim Is secured, the planned point of entry. !.ecurlty shall be described, The are ad.. claimant shall deliver sufficient vising that It may take as much , t: as 60 days for processing, so enable the clerk to mail one copy to plan ahead. If you get to the each personal representative. All persons interested In the estate Canadian border minus a to whom a copy 01 this Notice of permit then you simply will have to declare the equipment. You are asked not to use It in Canada. But, it will not be . - ... oe one 01 me mod popular American pastimes, unlike American baseball its use Is applied differently In other countries. L.Li fl'.Y -- . _______ LeaI Notk _______________________ - — F1CTITOIJI.JS NAME Notice is hereby giiven that I 5ri engaged in businsis 41101W. 27th Sliest, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of RESALE BOUTIQUE, and that I 'rtedtor.cistarsaidnam, With tp,q LI"rk Of Itie Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with ,t,, Prov isions of Die Fititloj Name Statutes, To Wit: S4cl:on 113.09 Florida Statutes S. Pauline S. Turner Publish. Sept. 12, IS, U. Oct J. ISIS DEDU -- Administration has mailed e WITHIN THREE FROM THE DATE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THiSPl1)TICE,tofIieanyobj,ct ,$ the y May have tnat Challenges the validity of the iced.r,i't .i,Iil the quaI'Hca,ions Of the p*c.onai representatiy,. or ne venue or of the court. OALL CLA MS, DEMANDS, AND DJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE POP Eu ER ARR ED Date ci tti,. f,til picatior, of this NOtice of Administration. fgit. 26. 1976. re reqe, q uir e d . ~~ 9, I~5~I.e. UI WINTER PARK, N A. By. !, Jjme's R LOOIe'y, V P 0. Tri..'%f Otftr As Parsonat Representative Of the Estate of AL LITL BEAzEy ecoatitd ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVEi-SPin DiM. Planes, Eq Wnnerw,edle. Hamel. Ward & Woodman, PA. o iso Winter Park, Florida 3TI9O Te pn 205644 5212 Publish Sept. 26 & Oct 3. ISle &.1160 Ill W-C L_ q.;N, 91" PA'f Jy. tn'ilqr, Attorney for Petitionor III Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg , l9,. Art hur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of the circuit Court Sanford. Florida 33771 Publish Sept. IS, U. Ott 3, 10, 516 DEDSS By: Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk SPIELVOGEL, GOLDMAN . 1'!CC, A. _____ . ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL NO. 76.175CA.44.0 In 1111a; the Marlega Of CAROLYN JOHNSON, V,lIfe and TRAVIS JOHNSON, Husband NOTICE OF SUIT In TDA., .j ,.Jr,,lvrI 202 Paris Street Long.vlt*, IrKaf, .S4dl YOU Alt E H CR flay notified th't c Pqtitlo . fo O Ssotution ci Marriage ('as be" flied egair.jl you end you are required to serve a copy of your wtitt,n defenses, ii on HARVEY COULTER. C Atlortey f cr PeIiiion.,, eaoren 5 P.O. 1101 Firest City, Florida 21751. end (lii the original with the Clerk of the etoipe $ltrd Court on or bCIOII the 25th day of October. 551*, ott,erw,se a Judgment may be enlyrod agaif.st you fur the retif demanded in the Pqtt.aii WiTNESs my hand &Pci seal co laid Cajrt n the 15th day ut teniber, 1976, (Seal) Arthur H Beckw lIp,, Jr Clerk r, Circuit Court by. Cherry Kay Tiyi; Deputy Cltrk Pilills Sept It, 2, Oct 3. 50. ITIA 010$ - - 4 i --,j1 I DATED THE 30th day at Sol CARROLL BURKE 4f;/ ,j . cheerleading captain. "We're Ing. Wemea's Editor up at seven In the morning and NCA officials estimated their "Ski! Boom! Dab!" they yell, doing routines all day. Your company's annual r eve usat$7 million, proving that cheerromping and tumbling, muscles really ache. " It gets the squad leading Is Indeed big besineet. cheering and dancing. "No matter what the parrt' "Gimme an 1,' glxnmee an together," Sir, added. "It's a good dart to the season." economic level, they'll sicrilice 'E,' glxnmee an 'M'.. . " The camp, one of several In other things to buy their dsugh And the bubbly, tireless cheerleaders swing Into the state, runs throughout the te's uniforms and pompons au another complicated routine, summer, with 01113t 600 stnd them to a Jwerlea topping it off with the favorite, students attending each week- elink!," said NCA founder stat long session. This year, the owner Lawrence Herkimer. '"Two bits, four bits, six dollar, everyone for Seminole Leesburg camp expanded to ers up InCIudt a bull clinic si welL $70 each to bounce and squid! stand up and holler. "At $55 a person, they mint be through five days of Marinelike It's a first rate show sometimes outshining even the making money, c'inmcntu training In tumbling, posté players on the field. And no Miss RUgaP. making, fund-raining, wnUI, And If they're nz 1tIng !DOi wonder. A lot of time, lot of pompon sPaiing and other practice ano a lot of muzu, in Florida where chettrleadlng ekills t. have gone Into polishing the Is big, they're making even A vice president Gene Ccheerleaders' prima donna more In Texas, where said the NCA now employs cheerleading is still Aggtr. son performances eightfuiltime office perlonnd Most Seminole High School This year, more thait i.',cn cheerleaders, especially In Texas teenagers are aiwnnI 041 and about 350 Instructors —; their first year of cheering, it simmer cheerleading camp. far cry from Its ab&evsstted big. attend the ACA (American The Dallas.besed National ginnings. Among rival companies, the Cheerleading Association) Cheerleaders Associstlon camp In Leesburg for a week (NCA) conducted nearly 350 World Cheerleader CouncU during the summer. It costs such clinics in states and two projected about 30,000 pupils each of the girls $56 most of continents this past summer, this year, while the Interwhich they raise themselves, training more than 100,000 national Cheerleading Founda"It's f un, but It's hard work," schoolgirls In the Int ricacies of tion figured It trained about iS, said Julie Reagan, Seminole's cheering, chanting and charm- 000 cheerleaders. .. PAUL U. GOLDMAN 101 South Courtenay Parkway Post Office Box 1311 Marto " Island. Florida 32552 Mit? Atloffleys far Pliinttff Publish: Oct 3, 1516 OEE 17 11 •1 . (he Lm of %1A andasaperso)actIveLntheelectrofljclndustry'saffa,s,pj strongly critical of the commission's entire performance as regariis Citizens Band Radio, At the very least, he poInts out, the decision has caused quite a bit of confusion in the minds of cunsumer, and the IT$tI)t U, U14W ia are now b&a .icwed VY questionable investments by the buying publIc, This Is unfortunate, says Rice, since the 23-channel sets will provide more than adequate communication ability to any pIW.. chaser. Although 40-channel sets will, of course, have 17 additional cha nnels for conversation, most people aren't aware that the rmgeof the 4o.lIel sets ww not of the present 23-channel radios. Anyway, he adds, the Idea that an Individual neeth 4 -- -.---channels for conversation borders on the IudicTutA, since twist active CB normally use only about hail a dozen dannels. of another company which does happen to be directly affected by FCC decision-making agrees with Rice about fi' lLtc- c! 2-cianne)rB. Np$,rJy jjJ 'J"e 23-channel sots continue to be quite useable but their vaIne, 'ti Wrms of leso crowding, will increase WIU ti aa.iiuon ol tao 17 new thannels, says W.I. Thomas, pcidnt cf Pace, the Lngtst supplier of CS radios. They Will p 'A. - ' N '¼ 1 . - . , . Lk , :.111 .'. * ., I ,.A . :. . . . . ." — 41 - . 4 A -~.' * - - w ,,,, _ (Herald phs,e by Jacjsllne Dswd) - " . , 1410. , Cute as a caper, pretty as a pornporn, Seminole High's cheerleading mascot Nancy Terwilliger gives it her all during a local game .11 .. . 9 0 By JEAN PATTESON . and for Seminole County, Florida, Sanford LTD Chapter Gets Off To Rousing Start; 38 Members /ullyconstdering the effect on the people they regulate, says V.J. Rice, president of The Antenna Specialists Co. In Cleieland. The effective d" 4 the new channeLs should have t) delayed until at least the riLddle of next year, he argues, to enable tnanufaciurerstoc.e,r their Inventories of 23-channel models and ..4....44.... ..I• A I m'd. A!r.arfy, he gear UP f. says, oue consequence of the decision has been widespread discounting of 23-channel sets, with attendant economic dislocation In the industry, There will be another srram4e, he predlct . as rnanufacturers submit new 40channel radios to the FCC for type cettlflcatlon. This lsa process Uuttakesziritjnimumofa month and could mean that only a few ftcky makers will have approted radios for sale on 40.channel day In January. A.. •L, L_.&.. 15.5 0 c.wupdily was zna&cr, rtn.nu ous commusucauons an. iennas and related accessories, and, an sells more of them than any other manufacturer in the country, Ante= Spcclalists is not directly affected by FCC decision-making. But as a CBer himself, and an a person active in the electronic industry's affairs, Rice Is strongly critical of the commission's entire performance as regards Citlzt'ns Band Radio. 19 mid Court, this 29th day of Sw described Property, situal#d and timber 1511. beIng in Seminole Cout,ty, Florida, Traveling? Check Foreign Regulations 0 III 17 forecsosurerinder.donmesmtdai Of September, 1Th, In that cirta pending In the CIrcuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jean E. Wilke (Sea) ti wit: bely Clerk Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr., From the Northeast corner of the Publish: Sept. 15. 21, Oct. 3, 10, 571 Clerk of (tie CircuIt Court SE 'b of the SW 14 of Section 15, DED. — By: Linda M. Shaw Township 21 South, Range 32 East, TV TPW CIiZUIT COURT FOR Deputy Clerk run North $5 degrees 27' 00" West By INK DIPPER handle of the EdItor of The CU good buddy when you're at you're going to Canada, plan that we don't like the Idea of THE 110 $TI INTH JUDICIAL Publish: Oct 3, 10, 17, 21, 1575 113.47 feet to the Northeast corner of TIN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEE.I$ flm e.4oernaL) home. But If you plan to travel ahead. the Northwest ¼ of the Southeast ¼ leaving them at home, CIRCUs COUNT'?. FLORIDA. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Ink Of the Southwest ¼ 00 said SlcIion IS In Mexico, you better find a Many of us CBers have gotten especially when we're going Oil CIViLAC'TION NO. 151507.CA49.$ for a Point of Beginning, thence run Dipper (KYZ4I1S) Is the Your CS could be your bed resting place for the CS. And if so attached to our little buddies vacation. NATIONAL HOMES AC. South 0 degrees 01' 14' West 42004 CITY OF However, we're finding that CEPTANCE CORPORATION fees, East 200 lest, North 0 degr. is Plaintiff, LONOW000, FLORIDA 01' 14" East 212.04 feet, th...i we need a permit with us it our . OF APPLICATION FOR Northwesterly to the Point of CLOSING, VACATING AND Beginning. CS goes with us to Canada. CHESTER N. W(ILLS, at u*. If atNOTICE Also described as: Lot Defendants. ABANDONING CERTAIN 13, unrecorded plat of CHULA And, In Mexico, forget It MORTGAGE FORICLOSURI UTILITY EASEMENTS VISTA, SECTION TWO, In Section NOTICI OF SUIT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Several stories came out in 1O CHESTER 15, Township 21 South, Range 32 M. WELLS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by East, Seminole County, Florida. midsummer saylr.lCB could be and the City Council of the City of Said laIe will bemade pursuant to FLOPENCE E. WELLS, taken Into Mexico by writing a Longwood, Florida, that a Petition and in order to satisfy the terms of h. wife, and has been filed with said certain official for a permit. Council to said final udgm.nf. GATEOOO MOTORS, INC. close, vacate and abandon a portion (Seal) What the stories were not YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of certain utility easements in the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. The Sanford Chapter of the every three months. We have are still forming and as they saying was that CBers who that an action to foreclose a mor. City of Longwood, Florida described TRAVEUN' LADY Clerk of the Circuit Court Oil t following 19 he property 5 0 L.T.D. (Let's Talk for the I'eaf) already arranged for our next become set, we'll keep you in As follows: wrote for the permit simply got Seminole County. 5 y N. Darden Florida All of that certain 15 ft utility C.B. Radio Club is off to a picnic to be Sunday, Dec. 19, at posted In this column. Deputy Clerk (Editor's Not": All CB B "request denied" &iLSWC1. Lot 13, GREENWOOD ESTATES, easement described as follows: The PHILLIP H. LOGAN — of routing start with the mom-Ow Central Florida Zoo. It will Town of Longwood, Florida, ac East 7.5ftof Lot 7I and organizatloan In At. S mlle iu W.j75 SHINHOLSER. LOGAN to rdino the Flat New dories soon followed thereof as bership already totaling 38 be a covered dish affair with ft of Lot 75 less the South 7.5 ft AND MONCRIEF Again may we Invite anyone County area are mvltec. to use' in Put Book 13, Page 2. Lake Searcy SPoret, after only three weeks of fun, games, and prizes. More Interested in learning more this space at any time. We saying that not only could recorded according to Post Office Box 3775 Public Records of Seminole County, P1w piat thereof, r.corded in Flat Sanford, Florida 32771 existence. The first official about that In December. about this club to attend the encourage you to let un know Americans not take their CBs Florida Dock 10. Pages 23.21 and 35 of the for PlaintIff business meeting of all May Is National Hearing meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at what your pimp Is doing, when. Into Mexico, but there was no has been filed against you, and YOU Public Records of Seminole County,Attorneys Pubth: Oct. 3. 1575 are rewired to serve a copy of your Florida permit they could obtain to do members was held on Tuesday. M3nth and is also the month of Marcella's Restaurant on U.S. where, etc. Either trop a written defenses thereto, if any, and that said City Council will hold a DEE.I5 Sept. 21, at tie Western Slxrier our first Sanford Chapter LTD 17-92 In Sanford, or you may to: CU Editor, Evening Herald, so. Won LEONARD V. WOOD. At. public hearing on the it 0:00 ____________________ Mexican officials say there tony, for plaintiff, at Suite 211, 351 p.m., o as soon Petition Steakhouse in Sanford. CS Radio Club Jamboree. It Is contact the Secretary of the P.O. Boa 1157, Sanford, thereafter as 1; Avenue. Altamonte Possible, on the 11th day of October, At that time, the owners of set for the third weekend of club, telephone .3654. We'd or give as a call and we'll he was never an official plan for Maitland Springs, Florida 32701, file (lii A.M. I91L at the City Hall of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Marcella's Restaurant, May at the Sanford Civic be proud to have you as a happy to print the news of your CBIng Visitors to carry their original with the Clerk ofand the above Longwood. Florida, at which time SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA • units Into Mexico. Calamity Jane & Mr. E., of- Colter. At this time the plans member. styled Court on or be fore the 20th those for and against the sam, will CASE NO. 75.14l3.CA.e.0 organization.) day of October. 1571: ntIiaqwla Nw 11,0 uu,r,I i rh.r .'--. feral their place of business as OV II WK. IN1OI Uti fl judgment may be entered against This Notice Is to be published by TGAGE ASSOCIATION, an agency a permanent meeting ilace. talateral agreement will have you (or the relief demanded In the posting In three (3) public places existing under the laws of the United Their offer was accepted and to be negotiated by the U.S. Complaint herein. within the City of Longwood, Florida States of America, WITNESS my hand and seal of State Department and the greatly appreciated. and published in The Evening Plaintiff, Court, this 131h day of Sep Herald, a newspaper of general VS. Mexican government before said timber. 1916. circulation In mid City, one (1) time KEVIN P. REIMICHUSSEL, alec Our Queen, Blondte, entered Americans can legally take CBs (Seat) At least fifteen da ys prior to th e time known as KEVIN YINOLING; JOY the State Queen contest and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. across the border. A NEIMSCHUSSEL, also known as ON the Public Hearing . Clerk of he Circuit Court WON (Congratulations. DATED this 3h day of Sep. JOY ANN YIPIGLING, and also Until recently Mexican By: jean E. Wilke known as JOY ANN WILLET; temt.,er, AD., ISiS. Blonde), It Is now necessary border auliorIties simply Deputy Clerk 5: Oreile R. Shomate, MORRIS OITN1CK; LEVI for 5 to find ourselves a new sealed CS units en owners Publish: Sept. 15, 25, Oct 3, 10, 1575 City Clerk FLORIDA INVIESIMEPIrS,. Queen to represent our club as partnership, failed to have valid Mexican DED. 100 of the City of Queen Blondie will be quite Longwood, Florida Defendants. Permit.i (which no one ever IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Publish: Oct 3, 1515 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTICE OF SALE busy being State Queen. seemed to have). The units PROBATE DIVISION DEE. IS NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN ,hat were covered with tape ren Pile Number fl.utI.CP the undersigned, the Clerk of the The method of electing a Circuit Court for Seminole County, dering them temporarily Division Queen will be somewhat unique IN RE: ESTATE OF Florida. under and by virtue of the Inoperative. If the seal was this year as the lady club AL LITZ BEAZLEY Final Judgment of Foreclosure broken, a heavy penalty would Deceased member (and all lady members 'N THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ht'etofore entered on the 20 day of NOTICE OF be Imposed on re-entry Into the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , September, 1515, in that certain are eligible) bringing In the cause pending in the Circuit Ccurt of ADMINISTRATION United States. FLORIDA, most new members by Nov. 15, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING tne Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of CIVIL ACTION NO. 75,1754. Richard Everett, an FCC CLAIMS OR DEMPOS AGAINST Florida, in and for Seminole County 1V6, will reign as our Queen for CA14F official, Is saying that CBers THE ABOVE ESTATr 04 0 ALL In re the Marriage of biting Civil Action Number 75.14' it the next year. Also, any person CA 05-C in which Federal National shouldn't take the chance on OTHER PERSONS INTERt5' RICHARD C. SPAIN joining the dub prior to Nov. 15, IN HE ESTATE: Mortgage Asiociatlon, a Uniter Petitioner having their units seized or YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of this year will be designated Stctei corporation, Is the Plaintiff, and sealed. He said that simply not that the administration of the estate and Kevin P. Reimsthussel and Joy as a Charter Member. HELEN L. SPAIN A. Rsimscjiugi, If. al., are ttil taking them Into Mexico was of AL L1TZ BEAZLEY. deceased, Respondeet We had a picnic at the Central File Number 75.3$lCp, spending In Defendants, under and by virtue ol NOTICE OF ACTION his best advice. the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE Florida Zoo on Sunday Sept. 19, the terms of said Judgment *11 TO: HELEN L. SPAIN Everett says there is a treaty County, Florida, Probate Division, offer for sale end sell at public and such fun was had by the RESIDENCE UNKNOWN In negotiation with Mexico, but the address of which Is Seminole YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED outcry to the hinest and best bind.t attending members that It was County Court House, Sanford, that an action for Dissolution of far cish at the west front door of ttie he doesn't seem to know when decided we should have a picnic Florida 32771. The personal has been flied against you Seminole County Courthouse, In ttu we can legally modulate south reprennttive of the estate is M*rriage City of Sanford, Florid a, on the IStt or a get-together of like manner and you are required to .r,e a copy .i. -....... BANK ,I ri,4...... ,.,,, -. nf th, Iw,4*r BARNETI s—..OF .vii.o of your written Ceftnws to t. if any, y PARK. N. A. whose address is 250 on Carroll Burke. Attorney for eleveno'clock am., the sar. be(, But if your desire Is up Park Avenue South. IP. O. Box Bo alfgals.alt$iayandtti,toural,g Canada way, then there's little lO(I. Winter Park, FiS. 32790 The Pet,tioner, whose address is 517 hour of sale, the following d.scrlb. Sanford A')Iantic Bank Building, problem except time. There Lga name and addreSs of the Personal Sanford. Florida, and file the Property situated in Seminal rapreson fatiyv% att orney are Sit original with In c Clerk of Circuit County, Flor ida, reciprocal agreement between forth below. Lot S In Black I of REPLAT Of Court, Sanford, Seminole County. the United States and Canada All persons having claims or Florida. on or before the 25th day of SHEETS I and 7, NORTI ByDONOAKLEY which states that any Amerlejj demands a9aMt the estate are October A . D. 1974"otherwise ORLANDO TOWNSITE. an AC licensed CBer can obtain a rrquIrd. WITHIN THREE default will be entered against you dillon, Seminole County, Floc',do MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the rel ief demanded in the according to the plat lherof a Beginning January 1, the nation's mlUlan of CUiwns Band permit to operate a CB U) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF recorded in Plat Book 14, Pages Petition. addicts will gain a little breathing space In their crowded radio Canada. OPINION THIS NOTICE, to file 'i' "k And 5 of the public records WITNESS my Hand and Seal space. The Federal Communications c.onun.isslon ( FCC) had That means the CBer must el ne above court a writt en thiS Court on this the 11th day of Seminole County, Florida. ___________________________________________________ sta ter yient uf any claim or demand The Said property aforesaic decided to allocate a total of 40 channels to CB, an Increase of 17 September. A.D. ISiS. o btain a permi t applica tion they may ham. Each Claim must be together with all (Pie tanemenft (Seal) over the present 23. through any of the Canadian in writing and must indicate the hereditaments and appuenanci Arthur H Beckwith,Jr. rt As a company that makes nothing but communicatio ns anIn doing so, however, the FCC has thrown Industry a curve, Department of tnreunto belonging, or in any wIS Corn- basis for the claim, the name and Cierk of the Circuit court tennas and related accesiories, and which sells more of them than address of the creditor or hi$ agent agvenalnin. being sold to satisf By: Cherry Kay Travis and unnecessarily so, In the opinion of one concerned observer. It munications regional offices. is another example of government regulators regulatkng withoutany other manufacturer in the country, Antenna Specialists is not directly affected by FCC deci3ion-making. But as a Mr himself, 91 I United States of America, is Plaintiff, and JOHN MELVIN THOMPSON and wife, ANITA P. Avenue, AltamonleSprings. Florida upon 32 and liii the original with the torneyLEONARD V. WOOD, At. THOMPSON and DELMER W. for plaintiff. at Suite 211, 251 SMITH and wit*, DORIS J. SMITH Clerk of the above styled Court on w' Maitland Avenue, Aitamonte we Defendants, Civil Action No. '1. before the 2h day of October, Itfl; Springs, Florida 32701, and file the 1425.CA*A, I, ARTHUR H. BECK. otherwise a Judgment may be tered against you for the relief original with the Clerk of the above WITH, JR., Clerk of the aforesaid demanded In the Complaint herein. stytedCourt on orbefore the pn day Circuit Court, will at 11:00 am. on WITNESS my hand and seal at said Of Nouember, IC7S. otherwise a the 13th day Of October, ItTh, offer judgment may be entered against for sale and sell IotM highest bidder Court, this 13th day of September, you for the relief demanded in the for cash at the Westfront door of the 1571. Complaint herein. Courthouse in Seminole COu"v (SEAL) WITL.! ,iy hand and teal of Fi1da, in !snford. the follw You Could Lose Your Riq In Mexico How Much Does It Cost, IF Z w TIP at 'Sis Boom Bah' Bit THOMPSON and Defendants. Page 75, Public Mecorde ar.requlrsdtoserveacopyaf your Seminole Fla *T11ton defenses thereto, If upon Leonard V. wot. Attorney for lies been tiled cialnif you, and you are rewired to serve a copy of your plaintiff, at Suite 211. 251 Maitland w r itten defenses thereto, if any. '- Sanday, Oct. 3, 1976--1 C Plaintiff. •vs. DELMER W. SMITH DOR IS J. SMITH. that an action to foreclose a mor. tmo an the II in Seminole County, F lorida Lot 4, SAN LANTA, THIRD S ECTION, as recorded In P11' Book . of America, MORTOASI FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO: DIVERSIFIED MORTGAGE I REALTY CO. 701 First National Sank Building Decatur Georgia YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED MONTOASI FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO: NANCY J. BOWERS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED an action to foreclose a moc• (gage On the following properly In Seminole county, Florida Lot 11, Block "B". SUNLAND ESTATES, according to the plat theru)f 1$ recorded In Fiat Book 11, Pages Is to 37. Public RecorcR Evening Hera M, Sanford FL Defendaof. wife, ANITA P. THOMPSON 4(14 Detendi,W. transceivers I I poraticn orØ4lIlId and existing w,der me Liwl Of the United States Plaintiff, V. NANCY J. SOWERS, ZALES HOWARD W. GRAY and JEWELERS, J. C. ROSERTSON. 4 CAR ONE T. GRAY, hIs wife. and be J. C. ROBERTSON TRUCKING DIVERSFIED MORTGAGE I COMPANY and SHARON K. REALTY CO. GRANTS _____ VVOMM ii' THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Clilculy COUNT P01 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE IISHTEINTH JUDICIAL THE 101 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL FOR SEMINOLE COUP.Y, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. courv, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 741415CAIiA CIVIL ACTION NO. ?.1NSCA4iE CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S4CA4i.S FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND NATIONAL HOMES AC. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AC. NATIONAL HOMES CEPTANCE CORPORATION, CEPTANCE CORPORATION, SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cor. PtIIfltIU Hobbyists Move CB Outdoors RyROBEIITANGUS • CD Is expected to be a major adjunct to Trail, soling the Sierras, or slopping about In CD may have gotten Its Mart In the- cabs of 1& snowmobilthg this winter for precisely the some leaky AM. Nor do they ha" the, poweroetputo(the l ieelers, but It's matured under the dashboards of reasons it has ixuved so popular In the car to call better units, severely limiting their range. the nation's adomobilan and In the kitchens of for help In ease of acddent, to keep In touch with Abetterbetforoddoorwoitlsa full ftve.watter housewives or woibbops of hcbbylats. Now, to potential In a rugged h mpSct can, preferably supplied however CS Is moving oitofdoors with the trouble spots. ll leather Inawe -inade or leatherette cue. 'fli.e _____ sportsmen and fre.h..lr enthuslad. For example: • There's ajoggeron Long Beach, LL, who takes n*cmlyhokis theunitiecurely,bigab.ortgio,neo( IA cowing number of hikers on the Appalachian a lightweight CD unit with him on his morning laps. the bangs and shocks while In the field. It's posthie Trail this summer carried CS In their "Ican tell my wife when to have breakfast ready," to purchase a limited-channel unit which meets both "$cke,tokuPIntouth with other hikers and to Says New York attorneyRichard Minion, portability and durability requirements for $0 or nvse with CS enthusiasts along the way. • A Pennsylvinla boys' camp equipped Its lean. The carrying can may be extra, about $7. Sporting goods shops In the United States and proçam director with portable units this summer Portability In this case means less than two pounds. Canada now are encouraging fishermen to take CS so that the camp director could keep In touch at all For most field applications, you really don't need units out with them to advise one another of times. (kte result was fewer straying campers. "If 23 cha r . o or three should be plenty, aiid If where the fish are biting, to call for help In case of somebody wandered off, we found old about It right you feel you need more, try to get along with five or _____ en e mergency. The shops are expected to offer the away and got people out looking," he said. six By opting for limited channels, you can save same advice to butters this fall and next spring. If you're In the market for a CS unit to help you some money. '.vn hltcMkers are getting In on the act. A find out where the fish are biting, to call for help A good, wellmade three-channel unit, for motorist; on 110 outside Omaha recently reported should you need It while mountain climbing, or example, cods about $60; a five-channel unit less watching a hitchhiker who had been successful In simply to keep In touch with the kitchen, you'll be than $90. Besides the saving In weight, the limited. landing a ride reporting on his success via CB looking for two qualities: durability and portability. channel units usually weigh lean and take op lean transceiver before getting Into the car. Farther up The two don't always go together. It's possible to room. But If you want fulI.channel capability the row, he noticed three more hitcithibers, also buy walke.talkles weighing less than one and a half combined with compactness, figure on carrying CSequlpped, and wondered whether the first had pounds for less than $10. Unfortunately, these units around about two and a half pounds worth of CB been detailed to land a ride for the group. really aren't built for hiking on the Appalachian gear and paying about $150 to $175. IeI Notk. iiiiIi - — - \,, ' ' — - . . Hospital Would Rather Give Than Receive 'I $ ,le. ,w. _. . . •. I ~1 They've come up with a novel the time to really put this good-as-new Items and plan- Institution a really worthwhile customers at the sale. fling massive bake-Ins to supply gift. In addition, and carrying Any idea at Seminole Memorial philosophy Into practice. individual or Chairman of this year's merchandise for the sale. All the 'we would rather give. organization with Items for the Hospital. It has to do with the hospital caring for the con- Christmas party committee is the proceeds will go to buy idea one step further, hospital sale sho uld contact Rayman or .1,, munity at all times not only Daniel L. Rayman. He broke Christmas gifts for two employes have decided to give, other committee members the news of the hospital's 'Trick Seminole County Institutions rather than recelte gifts at Ruth Holton, Ernest Behnke, when someo&' Is sick. "We've adopted the slogan, or Treat Sale' planned for Oct. which the hospital has selected their Christmas party this year. Karl V. Benson at the I 'We would rather give than 30 in the hospital auditorium, as being especially deserving: They will bring gifts to their hospital. -: Others on the 'Ask Me' receive," explained Robert and spilling out, most Likely, the Seminole Youth Ranch, and party, each wrapped and ' li.P.; - •",, Identified, to be placed under committee Besserer, , hos pital the group f,,, . ad- Into t he adjacent parking lot, the Good Samaritan Home. Already, hospital employes "We visited both places, and the Christmas tree for later working for, and helping ministrator, at a luncheon aA -'\' ,Thursday He added that have started making craft were amazed to discover just delivery to the Boys Ranch and disseminate Information about the Halloween sale and Christmas has been selected as Items, potting plants, gathering how much they need," said Good Samaritan Home. (Of 11 ;-4 Said Bessemer, "We expect Christmas party, Include: Gale Rayman. At the Youth Ranch, PLthey don't even have wash and hope only Blshop,JolinnThocnae,ELaIne 4j' LI c!cth.for the boys to clean their bring our employes closer Hutchings, Sue Monti, Louise c ' i.. lt.'.. ?.4, '(2 U 0 U UI ., , faces. They want to start a togethe r with the community , Nelson, Florence Krutz, Judy ;" . ... football team, but don't have a but will bring the community Webb, Dorothy Roumillat and . • I. A. Into the hospital at all times, Shirley Williams. -. .A " i: . . At the Good SaznarltamrHome and not onlywlsen they are sick. Also, Bill Horn, Lloyd ) t. A I aso, patients were uaczng The flO5iL&l nopes mat the AnuerOn, tarot LiefllUsOn, Sue It's strange sometimes, llvlr.g , -'I-' -:. ........... " those little items toothpaste, community will adopt the 'It's Coombe, Sharon Green, Debbie with each foot planted In a .,.: '__7* I /-' pencils, towels which most better to give. slogan for the Pearson, Lou Ann Cosmato, r different continent one In persons regard as essentials, Trick or Treat Sale, beca use Karen Wallace, Sandy Africa, the other In North IL~ 4 0 Rayman added. there are at least two Important Pat Wilson, Nora WIlIetts, America. He said he hoped enough ways the community can give: Agnes Bertrang, Ruth Cooper, Christmas party committee members (from left) Ernest Bvehnke, KRrI All my totters from 'home' money would be raised at the they can donate Items for the Nancy Stanley, Ph)llis Bedsole Benson, Ruth Hoffon and Daniel Rayman, chairman, seek merchandise, this w"k were a composite Ode customers for Halloween sale Trick or Treat Sale to buy each sale, and later become and Clara Van Dusen. to Spring. "Dit Is the mnaand Oktober-Die macide, moolste maand," goes the poem memorized by South African We'd try our best to school kids at this time un of year manufacture artificial snow — "It Is the month of ')ctobes-• and icicles to creat a 'white The most beautiful mc Christmas' atmosphere, but we translation. couldn't wait to cool off the Then In the same breath, I go sweat of our labors In the Into an American supermarket nearest swimming pool. to do my grocery shopping, and Still. I guess there's a bonus what do I see but pumpkins arid to living this 'double life.' In cra.berrle:; on display un- October, while enjoying the mistakable heralds of fall. cooler nights, changing colors From spt Ing to fall, and back and tasty treats of Halloween again. k's really quite con- and Thanksgiving in America, (using. I write to my family and neither of which holidays friends how wonderful '. must South Africans celebrate), I am feel to be warming up again also experiencing a second alter a chilly winter, and in the springtime through my letters next sentence I'm remarking and memories. how gout L is to notice a nip In I can thrill In my Imagination the air after another long, hot to the first green spikes of grass summer. pushing up Into the drab and I remember Harvest Festival hone-di-ylandscapeofthe South 'back home.' The churches all African veld (prairie). I see Went by the northern • hemisphere calendar, which vlets (swamps) chaked with pure white arum lilies, and dictates that this festival comes flower gardens fragrant with at thu end of the ycar... which jasmine, violets and daffodils. just happens to be spring-goingI remember spring vacation on-summer In the southens on my grandparents' farm, and hemisphere, pretty new calves plunging What a search, trying to find their heads into buckets of a token pumpkin and a few ears fresh milk. of corn in the first bloc And in my home town, all the spring! jacaranda trees are wreathed No wonder the African in Purple blossoms at this time natives thought the 'umlungu' of year an unnerving • (white man) was sometimes reminder to college kids that quite cray! end—of—year exams are just one Then at Easter, when the month away.. and that thankwomenfolk are meant to wear ful ly the summer I Christmas) their spring bonnets, and the holidays follow soon after. churches are traditionally The disadvantage to having decorated with lilies, there i3 summer vacation at this your nothing In South African gar' time of year, of course. Is that dens but autumn berries and falling leaves, and the women it's winter in much of the rest of feel ludicroii, wearing spring the world. So that South bonnets with their new wool Africans who make their overseas trips when they have suits. At Christmas we would vacation time on their hands manfully struggle through the December-January arrive in traditional midday turkey Europe to find it foggy, snow dinner with all the heavy bound, and mostly closed down trimmings, regardless of the until spring. Travellers return home to 100-degree teniperatures both iair con- sunny South Africa with the lit , inside and nut ditioning is still a luxury in. distinct impression that Europe dulged In by only the better has to be the gloomiest spot on stores and more expensive earth. And even worse, the restaurants in Africa; few travellers are pale and wan private homes are cooled this from huddling in overcoats, way through the sweltering while their stay-at-home months of December through countrymen all sport attractive end'of.summer suntans! February.) ' - - .' , .' -:' — — — -. -. -.. - ...• •. ... . -. b p2., j . . — 11 ' , '-- -' . . • . . - . - -. - - . - .. .,•, - . ... - .. Living e Life' Has its Adwmtages . .. •._ I - - '.:., - - ' - . . ' .,, , ' - '' ' - .-.. ..--.....:.. .' i- .,.-' . • . ", L'..t . I - ' . - - - . ............... . .' . -' . '. . - — ,.. •" ' ' . . . , ' f - . ,, — - - t.i:i_y -, I4,',jr.::_.,..i.-r..,,....'., . - .t. ' -- - • It . '- -., -. -- 1ij I , - y..t'.' t1 . .- f ~: , ~ , ili I - -, ` 'I. !1fi -- - ,.. ''''I * �tCIvumI 1 uNrd FL kiy, Oct.) irn Bride's Book ; By 5CC, Schools —i-- Parent Education Warren; Williams Mar . ~ Van fr1IYJII WIrT became '' the beide Larry T. Rev.In KI% dkkft at the ciandekM ceremony at the i FIM Methodist Cbu* Sanford Mary Beth Williams, ' Ast* of the WAegroono, was i I - ; ,~ . 1 : 4 ___________________ ? 11r p ; of matelft white Ism The silk illisili' was aecur&i to a JUliet of li and seed pe!s and 'the carried a s I t Linda Warren servei t*r ~ ,\, .. , \ I formal length gown of baby blue with square neckline trimmed with rowsoffloweiedihaped lace at the ban Of the full skirt. She carried a cade of mIxed fines entered with a single cndum orchid. ,. . I. , I . I t I 11 ,. 1'., " .0 : '. ______________ 'rr 11 " .. ____ bridegroom is employed at Knight's Shoe Store, Sanford. . _____________ PHILIP 1. 7 I " ' ~I p no on, - ' " .. Fran Tingle I'1I paintings ng e w Orphan Brothers' ~, I I ., Ll i ~ 11 CONNIh JUDY. Mditland 'I'd try to bring about political reform open and honest. I'd let the know,3What's one 1hthe biggest prohiems. People 'kin't know what's going en." Maitlard 'I'd probabl change the tax laws. It seems the low-income Ian file Otmaking M much, yet they have more inoney thk r t The higher aid people have more left, so the taxable income brackets should be changed." - with no success. With TRIM CLINIC, I really achieved what I always thought to be a hopeless A, U'iI 11%. TM CLINIC showed me how to lot the thin person biding inside of me to come out. I had medical -. supervision the entire time and always felt energetic. "TRIM CLINIC taught me to eat the right foods, maintain present weight and lose a few more pounds. I could never have done it without themI" _____ .. A. Chou . Secretary, Orlando ~ FREE CONSULTATION . 831-1300 1 _________ Seminole High School. She in November at the First graduated in 3971 from Brevard Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Junior llege, Brevard, N C, and In 13 frnm Florida State . 1 ,. ijz I .. Masters Degree in Educa fers Start New Seasonoo~mNow, And Then 'i ~. 9 I. . ..% r~* 25 Years Ago ' ('L ' I K;" - A- - R,$;j ~ I t, - 1 '11-1.N .,*1 V_ , ? -'s 0.1 1 - - _____ ,. go .1 . •• .This Week . •. - officers and directors. fabric Kft I (jfj5,,j , . . 1 1-9 - Mrs. •••••...• : . T . ;. ' Your . I / / 1 I - - - . ,k . .. opener , Wednesday, gunshot luncheon left) Mary 7 Convenient I! ii - ZALES ~ (ds ay's, o r:en Dear - months, and both of my parents liked him a lot until he grew a nly house with his new beard, man; Mrs. Andrew Carraway, Nancy W. White became the - to him. They said he looked like a .'. bwn or someone who was it - I so. It's not shaggy or neglected- .._...3,,, - her preference so blatantly. nutrition,foodpreservationand riding in a hearse." Take it I suggest that you bring your crafts, easy-You might injure a I Perhaps it will motivate yo ur Members of Stewart H. Agency. mother and will remedy the Gatchel's first period geometry hurt feelings out Into W open! Abb y , IV OS PHASE 7 '1-" '" i '• - . I - ~ 6 1 16 1 FPI I Ir i .1 10 -11 t1.=_. .I I Li •• 'I 1. ~ L ('Our E!eA'ant new surround jnM?.t I 01 I Moodys Goose • Yobu Knits ( Oil ed ~ I A0 Tim* Hanes 0 Underalli (( 041 r Appointments k , '14 FREE' j . days, evenings, or C*i- - weekends, ; Gileads Loungewear to Pinehur5t Steepicear 305.322.3315 ~L PHILIPS / C.tffo De toting Den JI I I S CO3tE BROWSE ______ i wall; Philips It I i Aft-ad;. t ~. %.. n o I rvance of the club's Qr birthdAy apd as a salute to hutorical review of the club Lombined orith a comedy sAi;. I (F MAGNOUA CENTER 210 E FIRST, SUITE A Next to KnI9t0,% Shoo Svore .J , Ph. 32241122 .J ,j" ) ' I A N ~ original II fragorance. %, • nutting you, but It's preferable L_ ____________ to aching forever. CONFIDEINTIAL TO V. nd I've g. is offering a new series of daaes Register by calling Steve and Bonnie Plait, 7 am. I 322-9739 315Com.rciaI Lakeview Plaza words and make them tnx.ft of my heart. MY picture ii hAdten in a back bedroom T)ri isn't onc octur, .( r ' kI!r' h -. . 'V't;~ Ph..4s13 Downtown Sanford ______I'7 1. JCPenney P ________________ - - _______ S " _________ .,, • • ts `I . f 9%4104 j& Only 95 . I k, ' - • DIA'' LVIOIkVt . 4 "4 - '•' . . ~' , a _:~~., ~ ~~_-< GET YOUR - 1.,&oGe — - i 1 _;I ~__10,) I ` I ~c - —" ,'__ - I ~ -;, t~ 4 ~ ~ b Proferionaj Guide . Wr - ' ,. . "j Z C 9 CHOOSE FROM SEVERAL POSE3 * NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Pixy. - Photographers hours 10-1, 2.6. Layaway now (or Christmas Conv enient u R' Mu _ ~ . r L4 a,u-.4 zy.~, ~4L.,y :4 - I" L§1 r.. -ft ~N,-,, lm II R "L ( ry l , _f4 110 la: - F~ ZALES S The [) Uiflt)I - IIft ,', ' ç'( ' d -- Florida's Finest Florists DIAL 322-1422 _________________ . . I..;4 I Monday and Tuesday, October 4th and 5th per copy ' Cii3I ''.ff W~L! , fiery Opal blazing witi color. a Opairing lOkaraigold b Heart shaped Opal. 10 karat gold. $50 $ SO ° 9 AGE LIMIT 12 YRS. OLD * RE-ORDERS AT HIGHER PRICES S I . • TWO CHILDREN T03E'THER 215 hnuse plants 209 E COMMERCIAL 1 ill "I,` . r ADDITIONAL 5x7s or SETS of WALLETS in orig. Pack— 1.9s ea. 'rhis month gift IttIIsyouwjt YOLI 'iced to know about growing hardy - - 1 -:,4I I . _%. ado Prot for a 5x7 or 4 wallet of the same pose in color, AX, , . S - Sanford Flower Shop Blvd.. Detona, nights at 7 STYLING 0 . lemon juice: use as a sandwich make do with a bottle. a e class will be held at ihe I)elt.)Ia Methodmt Church. Normand:- . Try it you'll like itl Mh din wi th -softened etau1da butter, quote rolUng pin, you may be able to f in ely at oon and she takes pictures of iny Ella Wheeler Wilcox: I have favorites-. Is E veryone has a problem What's '- neat and wellIIcarcd for, I think ,: there a solution to my problem" your%? For a Personal rtpiy. write to they're greaL Some of the moHURTING ABSY; Box No. 61100, L.A.. Calif. important men In history had 90 69. Enclose Stamped. sell. AR HURTING: Although beards: Moses, Jesus, they wou't admit It, m"t For Abby's booklet. "Ho%v N Have Abraham Lincoln and Sigmu mothers 1 either consciously ur a Lovely WIdding," send $1 to Freud, to name a few. And the Abigail Van Buren. 132 Lasky Dr., Smith Brothers, wbo coughed u"cou!%ciously) have their sewly Hills. Calif. M 12. pl@as* Imorik-s, but your molber Is enclose a long, Self-addressed, up a fortune My mother has a large pit tureofm> broth er on her l iving room al1 and s veral pictures of him, his ,i(e ard all 'hu DeBar>, phone 66$.24o p Complete wa dail y. ............ FAIRWAY i44Z4 $ 1995 - and heseehetiiotten. Ilivein anoth er uty, but for man> yea rs I've visited m> folks once s Counplee SENIOR CITIZENS Ii fbi lb OFF OPEN EVERY THURSDAY 711. 9PM jj11 UNISEX HAIR 13 A ' service in a pleasant at OU haven't I wonder how many DFAR RONN IF"Jfthcv'rr 4 Abby, iIiLl1cr it still hurts, I'm married and have ftee attractive children I have one arried brother who also has a I, ° Dryness Automatically • : , Willi wly Lou Susceptible UNIPERM ips tremel Insensitive to act out utampid ii DC) flYiIojq 00 I $1995 • w With rorcentratp(l solid PCOUIT11-- s Complete Givis A Perfect Perm - situation. It's too bad you have class of Seminole High School j"d it all happened 25 years 1.; prornp to keep her fro m were entertained at a picnic at ago this week! brother out of her wallet atal "Talk health. The dreary: looking — It's c?refully cropped shows them to store clerks, never-ending tale of mortal and really looks neat. saying, "Here's my son. isn't maladies is worn and stale. You Nine-inch round and sq uare I was so em ba rrassed when Raked bread loaves sound he handsome? tie's the cannot charm or Interest or pans are usef ul for baking yeast hollow or "thump my folks put this guy down, I when president of the Blank Coin. please by harping on that minor rolls as well as for cakes. 'apped didn t know what to say or do. pony." itii knuckes. chord disease. So, say that Abby, you're my parts It takes sever al days after I you are wel and all is well with SANFORD PLAZA age, at least. How do Y ALTAMONTE MA LL return hometo get the acne out you. And God will bear your BONNIE L. .a. most . Childbirth Class Set uI ( li West 1 3 SANFORD FLORIDA . . . I Clark, the Department will present a ..' in your**nw NO cl*J190 of ON.341-on I . I' Sanford Woman's Club president V; begin Wednesday with a covLred dish luncheon and general business inecting, ) Vanitv .1 Fair Lingerie or I 1 )J 9 Women Salute Bicentennial 9450 SECRET SPRING Is - - Produces A Good Fl Cuii On Fine £ Tinted Hair As Will A$ Pu Most Resistant Hair. customer of Andrew Carraway trying to overthrow the given her several. That little "gem" about oenun ent. Abby, I think When I shop with my mother "talking health " was w ri tten b & beard looks great and told him Perms Births I my parents were actually rude .• CURTIS Lila Woodard, Home Campbell and Julia S. Earnest. Demonstration Agent, presided. The advertisement read: Plans were made for the "Who like to drive at 51 heed year's work in home Am- well this little verse. You won't provement, clothing, foods and exceed a normal speed, when • 1 beard. When he showed up at HELENE - .1. DEAR ABBY: I've been going with this guy for five Diamond Store, I B eard in and see us Toesday - I Dry Caning at budgets Prices and coin laundry ' - Representatives from the Home Demonstration Clubs Happy birthday greetings met at the Court House. Miss went to Mrs. J. Aobye, Viola corresponding secretary f. the free communication of information Kiey. Ann Come FAIRWAY LA UNDROMAT chairman; and Mrs. E.B. RichardKeogh,Ra}1nondlon include (seated, from MON., OCT. 4 For A R•Bio.s HoEdey ________ - Williams, president and Dottie Lukas. vice president, and (standin g,from left) H Taylor, treasurer; Maude Butler. recording secretary . and Margaret L I CLOSED And Frin. Rotary Club, told the club members o(efflirts being made throughout the world to curtail Also Mrs. Roy Symes Jr., social chairman; Mrs. Price lip d, trophy chairman; Miss Dorhy Powell, r ul es chair- Elmer Hayman, membership . ., . WILL BE - Sanford Women's Golf Association 1976-77 o fficers pictured at their season. Smith, tournament chairman. Bass Jr., and William Wright Available only at Zales, (Store Address) 4 iari tre'aurer SANFORD Bob Ball's Pianos & Organs 301 W. First St., Sanford handicap chairman, Mrs brideofBohert FianetSteele on Harry Woodruff, yearbook Sept. 29 at the First Baptist chairman; Miss Cede Heard, Church of Sanford. publicity chairman; Mrs. - $995 choice Choose 14 kara t gold-f i lled h star, or "Number I" pendant with mond, at this one low price. . :- i . 4 ;, . . ' 1 •t .. graduate of D '.. SFLAPELY PENDANTS JULIE I.- PEIISONS 4% ,, I'., ll ." I -. 211-220 E. FI RST ST. Piano e.Orieaus. corresponding secretary. arui a past presIdent of the Sanford ' . •. . ;_ _____ lthal the Lake Mary home of Phillip the Toney. country great, Gordon Brisson, • resort careers in the spring. 11 . . . I leaving St John in October to spend the fall and winter traveling throughout the United States and will resume their 02% . - ____ merly as manager of Cinnamon Bay Campground. They will be 0 wim n. aria • mad, from Empr, Cliii. from U Iashio capon I Australia, N Declaring that freedom of The included Mrs John vey, vice president; Ide t,Mr RiCck information is the most tmpor-tant right which makes . ' bridegroom as food and beverage manager and for- e p~ oe!%,. *N d Tahiti. - . -. Her fiance, bom in Newton, ______ y 1. lucky couple spent 24 days touring Japan, Hong Kong, Seminole Country Club. President ?3 Hugh presided a in .j -. WoOdlards Elementary School, flowers ihatching those In the brother Braxton; the groom's dinner at Turtle Bay Zen of her hat: frangipaW. family, Mr. and Mm Rodney wedding eve. ` I husband Curtis have their children educated and married .- The Sanford Women's Golf Association opened the season wfthIunche meeting at the I ,. • , . : I __ - Herald Correspondent '... k 40 i. . 11; By DORIS DIETRICH - 'I, . -S Lenora Green of ldyflwU&said now that she and her ' - __________________ tion Longwood. Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Bugaj __ •' '' 7' from Florida Technological University In August. She is employed as a teacher at / -. BYRD WIL&ERSON Vero Beach "I would work on living standards and unemployment lines. I'd tr y to improve the job ., When houses am 'JU , the govern. I ment should legr t homes for boodoy. Deathaflddjseasewoujdbe I. _down cut — - A - f University. She obtained her , RABUN Iirngwood "I'm not for Isolaflcnjsm, but I'm for taking care of our country fl .People are SIIIVIJIIJ the United States, Yet we w .ve. sell surplus am to Russia when we could use it here just as welL" teAfter 49 Years - - BILL ______________________________________________________________ u .,• , TONY ELWELI honored atatea Oct. 7, at the designed and painted the flag. Hotel and their room an rs. Although tt City of lake iflyming I overlooked Waikiki Beach and William (Jean) NorrIs, 115 Mary may have observed Head. Jerri said, "ft Dttle and Bob Karns have Diamond . Larkwood Drive, Idyllwilde. Bice;tennial a little late ft returned from an insurance Goes was the beat trip we have ever Sponsored by the Democratic yew, the committee ge convention at To to, had. Honolulu is so bu ut in Char ron Canada iful I Women's Club of Seminole reports a P and modern. Ile food was x: J successful The couple spent III days County, the public is invited to celebration. Doris Dietrich .,. . ';I de and hospitality and ll weenthehours o2. co dieFowle sights and visiting with friends entertainment were out of this P .m. to meet and chat with who was in charge of mpoing Orphaned when they were detective work on his own. world. Katie. small boys, the Davis brothers a historical brochure as a Since that time the two The Kirks have some lucky Jerri and Bill Kirk Writ nine were separated and this is the bicentennial salute, the booklet wonderful days in the paradise friends. The couple brought families have kept in touch, and Friends of Jeno Paulucci, will be available In the near firdtlrnethetwobroti)ershave now the brothers are together back as gift mementoes islanA. Haail who calls Sanford and Duluth, future. seen each other In 49 years. again after nearly half a cen- Minn. home, might be in. ij'a siw ' COUPIC luscious hand-picked pinup. And thanks to Mr. and Mrs. chartered 747 When the Sanford couples tury of separation. on a pies. terested to know that he will Horace (Oladel) Cochran, Lake brieflym son Bonnie was stationed in Francisco were on the NBC national Mary now has its very own California with the U. S. Navy Mrs. George (Pat) Beers j 1,j said Katie Nichols, Democratic appear several years ago, he located candidate for the Public Ser- Program, "Proffle", which will original flag. The COdIrans tended a business swdw in be be aired locally Sunday, at 6:30 contributed and presented the crisp,'? SIflOY. Atlanta, Ga. Pat's business is his Uncle Jim through some vice will be m headquarters were at beauty and she isa H model his field she represents. I remion at the Escambia A honw qt Mar F Bu Johnny Davis Y0c.:solder brother Jim and his wife Dottie, from Santa Rosa, Calif. are currently visiting the Sanford couple during a tour of the - DRAPERY sheer - 41 . "I tried every diet on the market cleander, jasmine and orchids. M. Stair from Evergreen, Cob. The couple has been em Rodney M. Stair served his and the groom's sitter, Sherry ployed by Cancel Bay Planson as best rr.an. Stair from Newport News, Va. tation for four years; the bride A wedding reception followed Also attending were family and as gift shop manager and the AdPo . . High SChOoL HW 7 LN AVE. Orlando. In 1971 he graduated ALTAMONT Dr,. and Mrs. Charles I. from the University of Florida Persons, 355 Lake Mary Blvd., where he was swim coach for _______________________________ Lake Mary announce the Lhe znIveraItyand Y.M.C.A.; he SANFCRD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL engagement of their daughter, was on the staff of the Dean of Julie Lo ise Persor.,, to Men; and an officer In the j Charles W. Barr Jr., son of Mrs. student body government. He Is .oi4e W. Barr, Altamc to em ployed as district sales !I xing3, ane the late Charles W. manager for Pullman-Holt Barr. Products, Inc. (Division of MLs Persons, born in San- P'trez). ford, Is a l%9 graduate of The wedding will take place a carried a cluster of white isLvi sisters Patricia and Marti, and tour of St. John. and a formal ' - . -*0. FAT 144 LBS. TO A THIN 119 LBS. IN JUST 10 WE!'Sn TRIMCURIC wi&-brimmed white hat. She Mrs. Braxton Perkins, her Jost Van Dyke in the B.V.I., a I -,, _!, I I,, . [1 ' I .I~ Susan Byrd Perkins and garden ceremony at Turtle Bay the service on the terrace of the friends from Florida, Virginia, Rodney Miles Stair It were Estate House, Caneel Ray, St. Estate House. Thereafter, the Louisiana, Colorado as well as mariled Sept. 18 at 2p.m. with John, U. S. Virgin Islands. couple left on a wedding trip to Puerto Rico, Virgin Gorda and Rev. George Starling ofGiven in marriage by her Little Dix Bay, Virgin Gorda. Tortola. The family and close ficlating at the double ring father, she wore a floor length Joining the couple for their friends enjoyed a pre-wedding white designer gown of Im- wedding were the bride's week of festivities which inported French eyelet and a family from Sanford, Mr. and chided a picnic and cruise to COMMISSION I 1 I ( .1, Perkin,, Stair Wed In Island Ceremony GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY j I: ', '. __ ___ 11 ~ Mass. is a l Safety is a family affair. E C Persons, Burr Am rFLoRIo1 ARRIVENNE 9JNSHIN€STAlLj .. . Castles In the air are a romantic subject for dreams, but Sanford artist Fran Tingle prefers the reality of painting her dream castles on canvas. Three Years , Mrs. Tingle 0 ?h any with tier Air usband, William. sil jus l In love with Die castles in BAVAril," She SaYL "I decided if I couldn't br* them home with me. I'd pad them." always w to paint, but never knew what b'-" viewedthe romantic cadles of Germany. So 8he enro uiienwckey a painting dais at 5CC, and this month is exhibiting her works at the plaxa p.Ocking Chair Theatord. As well as castles, she picturesque farm ho uses viewed while traveling in Europe. , member zuordSemjnole Art Association, Mrs. flngle mentioned that other artists exhibiting in Seminole Plaza, CuselberrY ga uring October include Julia Nutting, ElIzabetherga a Mary Walters. I PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED, MEDICALLY SUPERVISED. LOW COST PROGRAMS. length linen knit gown with a works in the advertising long aled lace lop. She department of the Herald. The bridegroom is a FRE ; ugai beldegroon,, with Rev. Robert with V-neckline, short sleeves A. Flenakig of Delaney SL and lace trim around the Baptist Church,Orlando, of- neckline, bib front and tIeback. flrltlng at the double ring The floor, ,length skirt was i i ceremony. gently tapered. She wore a The bride Is the da ughter of white carnation corsage. Mrs. Martha Hatfield, Louise M. Sappraicorie, Longwood, nd the late Homer nephew of bridegroom was Hatfllt* br Idegmbthe best man. son of the Ike Mr. and Mm A reception followed the WlllIamBugaj Albertson, N. Y service at the Robed Bwn Given in marriage by her home. brother, Charles E. O'Dell, the The couple will make t& bride wore an off-white floor home In Sanfort The bride I ________ .. amaSr. . Marie Culbertson, I East carried a bridal bouquet of 14th SL,Sanford ar4 Order G. mixed a11 flowers and baby's Bagel, New York, were breath. married Sept. 25 at 1p.m. in the Barbara L. o'iaii, niece o: Orlando borne of Mr. and Mrs. the bride, served as meld of Robert C. Brown, sister of the honor In at orchid knit gown ,, ~ . .. Carol Brown, Orlando, served • of i I. yellow a _____________________ ., bouquet of Yellow and white ,~ , , , , - - I k, d&Wes and roses willIt a veiled ; ~. ~, I ~ 11 , . .~ headpiece adorned with -mat. .. I .. 1% I , , -I Ching flowers. , It I I Gall Penton, ' . , Sam Lee Roberts and Colleen I -, I Harrison wore long gowns of ~ .. . , If I .." I 1 aqua, powder blue, coral a . -k Yellow and carried white roses -. \ and daisies matching the color -\ f O• :'William Helmey served his son as best man. Usher1) groomsmen were Jack Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Ilelmey Watkins, HOW Keith Meredith. Augustine. mechwilcal engineering at the Following a reception in the They will live in Tampa bnlverslty of South Florida. church parish hall. the couple where the bridegroom will The bride is employed at a left on a wedding hip to St. resume his studies In ptWo finishing center. Join In Matrimony D _... . .r. Larry Culbertson, B 1( - .. . 1111111- / I— The five-session program this fall wlU dwell on ways for parents to help their children learn in home and community. Another program of classes will be offered in the spring designed to show parents how to reinforce their children's learning during the summer months. There is no charge for the course and it is hoped parents will advantage o w soffered. • A receptlon followed the Grandview Ave., Sword. The The bride is employed at the Evening Herald. • s / 4. .. Ted William served his son service In the church fe&wsNp as bed man. Ushers wire Scot hail. I r October. Parents of children in kindergarten through third grade wlUbeo wtomaketeachngaldsandconductexercasesat borne that will help their children learn without it seeming like a . . . Eighteen of the county's elementary schools will each con- aronOfh . .. ;'w, I / •..• cre,scent cattlaya orchids set in a star. bard of pompoms and white I / headpiece securing a veil which fed to below her shoulders, and carried a cascade bouquet. ~ , ... Savannah, Ga. In_marriage by father.the .wore a guwi, ellght uy satin dyledona princess silhouette with white embroidered flowers trimming the bodice, sleeves and cascading down the sides and back of the • ___ : Romantic Castles . t- I , I. :..! , ~ t,', . . Records My First Move As President,.. w:' N :J li Parents ways of J and Mrs. William L. Hehney, % If, `,,-I. w,\ ______________________________________________ Painter Slated rn .4.1 Mr. and Mrs. hard Duyne, 211 Scott Ave Given in marriage Y , wore a formal 1011111" gown of iant11ly lace with No neckline and longAll si ewiti double rOffle at the wrists. The A-line skirt had a white satin ribbon bow in the t at . I~ Wed p.nL John Aiken was org The bride is the daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted wuu snto. ' , ,;I a Michael Helmey In a can. dielight, double ring ceremony performed by Father Will= Ennis at Ali SOWS I "I Church, Sanford, on Sept. 11 at 4 I .- The Wide is On daughter of Mr. and Mn. Janes V Warren, I Helmey Mary Ellen Van Duyne became the bride c Joim I~ I Duyne, • - --- ' • ~4,301 ___________ Open 10a.m. tolp.m. Moiiy fhru Saturdèy Open Sunday 1 O0 to 5 Op m Catalog cci sr4 1 ore - 323 13)0 49""Ott" 1, 'c1.-" , ,;'~ 1,J).1.1.1. N,~;.<, ~,40~4?01 ~ 0 0. t,"~P_rLt.~"t; -;,i I 4n~,.".-&,, ' / ';' iY ' •-J- 'j 4i ' �4C-1ssi., NsrsW M,st FL Say, *t. 3. lt?l ILONDIE Answer to ftevious Homebody —] NAM-MAII wrm Oik YOVM ACO$$ ISleeping lurniture 44 Testifies 46 OsleCled Puaft I HOROSCOPE __________________ By BF.IRMCE BEDE OBOL 11 IndIan timber tt Window pa't 4 Linger, 5 Home location I IlFlthutjc ir t aW 13 Eggs 14 Curved molding F .t L 61 KIlled 62 At INS IICTIS ,. 83 Nob ii 64 Cured meats 10 Approach 35 Colored 1$ Challenges 38 Confers 20 p, r, 65 Summer (Fr,) It Congs., 5$ Guides notes 191.11* stand 40 BrIdge 22 Took food (print.) a Scottish slit 24 Bishopric 21 Fiber knots yard 25 Breakfast I Locking 23 Pasta of the 45 Citrus fruit foodstuff head hair d 47 Hum 29 Recumbent 2 Lambs pan 25 Mountain In 49 Scourge 33 oepot name Greece 50 Spanish ar 34 Trampled 3 DarlIng 28 Philippine 36 Gyrate St 4 Shriek sweotsop paragraph 37 Certain ShIps record 3 27 Small pastry 52 Aperture European 6 Ellipsoidal 26 Put 04' cargo 54 Labor 39 Litters 5 Handle 41 Former name 7 Narrow fillets 30 Not closed S Meditates 31 Pheasant nest se permits of Tokyo 9 Awry 32 Seth, 5041 (Bib.) 59 Female sheep 42 Fall fn' 16 Hiatus i.1i. 4II '4 !ILI I For Sunday, October 3. 5$ Bullring ctw W'i3 1i BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker I1i11J MEN JillI Ml lll.jlil1lll HE THE BORN LOSER by Art Ssnson S Nll lJllll jlj ll 6h1lllI dlI . •• lll ON Jll li Jlil J•i lJ JIl i•ii Jill Jill Jill jil lll Jill 1EM iiR1 4 J161II Jill J a RCHIE by Bob Montana 1976 80 Not any IS Fib leller l, iiLi7 53 Inborn 57 Singing voice welcome addition to anY social gathering today, especially fo members of the OPPOSIIS siX. SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) People arc lucky who have you In their corner today. Knowing you're there gives them extra heart and dretgth. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your imagination Is VetY keen today, particularly if you focus It on projects you've just * developed an Intered in. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're not one who'll be looking for a free ride today. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're likely to be a bit restless today. Try to team up with an equally active companion. You won't be happy on your own. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Channel your energies toward a worthwhile goal today. The more ambitious the UndeltSkiJlg, the better you'll lIke it. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't clutter your thoughts with .ørIni. nhI.r4a today. Do something thlit's both 1tai and physically active, but also fun. Your willingness to work will get you what you want. CANCER (June 21-July 22) This lsa good day to make little repairs you've been neglecting. You'll be surprised how much you can get dune. LEO 'July 23-Aug 22)11's up AQUARIUS (Jan. 10-Feb. 19) You're better equipped to handle the leadership role than your peers will be today. Assert yourself If necessary. at PISCES to you to be the motivating (Feb. 20-March 20) Use an indirect approach today to acleve your ends. Don't ho devious, but also don't be too obvious regarding your pus- force today In partnership sttn3tIon Dcn't rely on tissoclates to get things off dead center. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sei*. 22) You know where your opportunities Be today and you also know that you must be bold and enterprising to claim them. Get going. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) poses. YOUR BIRThDAY Oct. 3, irs It's to your advantage this year to become more involved with groups or organizations-41 Valuable contacts and friendYour presence will be a ships can be made. a For Monday, October 4, 1976 I FIX HIS VIPJOOW Six CAN YOU FIX MY 8xENWuOWt MONTHS AGO AND HE STILL REMEMBER SuRE WIN ir AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY smldveon of bridge bull will know enough toplay a heart South will ha ve nothing better th an a 50 per cent chance to guess right. An expert South will study the dummy before playing to hick one andsee that the time to play hearts Is early and not PUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS late. He can from them :arn by Larry Lewis 37la,. I NEVER DR.eAMeD 'THE COLLEGE, rrsrn.F, WOULD FLUNK OUT 011FORS HAD A Cê4ANC TO .L 10.2. ru V ruj 5 * Pa PUS Pan Opening lead • J Sometimes principles Thus, in general, declarer should defer a problem as long by Stoffsl & H.imdahl its possible in Information will acquire or that the problem will just go away. Acting on this principle, declarer will take dummy's ace of diamonds, play out four rounds of trumps, cash the clubs and then discard two hearts from dummy on the )FWMMP 1MMTH! switch. He hesitates and then prod uces the ace of hearts to declarer hi .wsii Ufl e silver platter. North opens one dummy play seem to conflict. BUGS BUNNY nr him. So expert South leads a spade to his ace and puts the eight of hearts on the table. West is caught asleep at the L.... Vi SIT) nothing blghdiamonds before leading a rt to try to guess how to play the suit. By this time West, with a rebids two hearts over South's two-club response. Is that two-heart bid forcing? It is not forcing In basic standard American, but it is In all expert circles. It Is now taught as forcing In modern standard American. Remember th at South has shown at least 10 points by his two-club call. (For a copy 01 JACOB V MODERN, send SI to. "Win at Bridge." do this newspaper. P0. Box 489, Radio City Station. New York, N V. 10019) ARIES (March 21-April 19) provided you're doinult Be generous today, but avoid something you like to do. going overboard. Don't give However, you'll try topalm-df until I hurts your own budget or a ro ringers on (Rt5. prevents your having things SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -•,.____ Enjoy yourself today, but not at you want TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A busy day is In store for you, ,. the expense of your waistline or health. Moderation in all things is the thing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) The best salesman knows but limit the number of irons ln the fire. Overlapping of ac- tivitier could cause vexing pro blem GEMINI (Ma 21-June 20 ' Getting your priorities In order Is a must for you today. Shelve OH.ISEEWHAT HAPPENED.' QJvER ACCIPENrALLY FULLEP THE PLUG... by Al Verm,.r r CURING ALL THAT VIOLENCE ON THE FOR A MINUTE-, THERE I ThOUGHT WE HAD A SELF- CLEANING iç _TV! CRiME 5HOW.' HJP XT'$AtJHONOR TO fE - XA THE 1916 PLANNED PARENTHOOD J (1 4 31 PICKID AS P4511569 toy 19) If you want others to heed on major projects. CANCER (June your views today, take time to listen to theirs. Everyone gains from an exchange of ideas. 21-July 22) You're rather clever today, bUt don't be the one to boast. It's wiser to let others sing your praises. ••••—• I -- I \ STS PONMYL1Th.FLOCK/ ANP CHIEF.. / 0 t. r - is p1 • , COMPETENTOYTINUMMOC , A V C C 0MM U NE! Z E R 1408 M EDOLONNORSCTHDKCYOP 'hoP' LL I;.: •- U) I 3 It I z £ 41 P WO < iLl z LU t e 0 1w >vhhf - ) 9 0 r1i LI' •• If uJul ___ 0 X ti ll E by Gill Fox z y) cc Ob , SIDE GLANCES jfl4 i9 i . U) U 0hhn JF i 0 1i lip I 1 I ii 2' 1j] is fig -a 2 ., 5 1 ! fi 0- 5 ~ J - U W 47 It El Ic 8 1 0. CL TEMAMCOMBHOJEAOOLGA C 0 Comedy Comic Commit Common Monday ?????? Commune Company Com pass Comrade w o . • Id I w-J >1 0. a U) 0 , 'UJO0. 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Rewards he ahead for you You're very industrious today, in these areas. by T. K. Ryan CHIE F OF Th F'OOHAWkcs WHMAN EXPERI E NCE . NO 'OONEARThC.&'4PPgEaA JUST WHAT 1){ATMMNS... ',c , -- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) This is one of those days when you'll accumulate with one hand, squander with the other.1 LEO 'July 23-Aug. Conditions appear rather Luckily, ou'U retain more than profitable for you today where YOU fritter away. PISCES (Feb.20.Marth20 joint venturesareconcerned. Keep out those who don't Today, opportunities abound 11 belong. They'll muddy the you'll put your splendid Imagination to work and figure waters. them out. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) YOURBIRTHDAY You can't be all things to all Oct. 4, irs people today. Follow the course Exploit promptly any unusual of action you know ln your head or unexpected situations that' H B 0 E 01110 D G E PU D G EC 0 MO _________________ , t ', CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the unnecessary tasks. 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AL 11II __VP ag u LU LL SIR All A a Lu -Lu> Sq fig ft as ku lm u cp __ fy LX Oc 14 :l ES 70 T 1W 'i I mc VW UA tA J _I III All IF Its lat a f pit" di ul YS P4 IT A T ul AJ qO CL 41 , QR', 14 , tE IAN S -~ III Lilt A I aw P TIM IWJI" 7 igr W f~ zol cam IV ki 10 ej Z M ac V r I 4,'ç Al W. jg AMM i~o iL �.•..-• - - 1 -_-__ ,-.- - _______________ . --.• - • - — • -. -' - 79 19 E terAlcl !, No.!!iJI. Sanford, Florida 32171—price 10 C~Mfs _ y L :!I; Crai I - • . 1 IT I ___ • ___ I By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer . -- ___ TheUttI Red Schoolhom, which offers an t for Seminoles arded I 0KT youngiteri, may have s The school's federal funding — nearly $=,=a yew was ctd off Oct.I when new regulailions wed into effect Now reIle federal fundS Only if they am for like Craig — those with Wile hope rdates of ever functioning on a "nornall,level. - CraigJoiner Is PA Xlmi OCIC He is special because he can make a Visitor stop In mi& sentence to smile. In his mother's eyes, he is special because,she saYS "He's given us so much more good than grid.,, To the state of Florida, Craig is special because he was born with Down's syndrome — what used to be Called a mongoloid baby — and Is borderline mentally retarded. Craig learns things more slowly thart most children. He was 13 months old before he sat UP by himself. He was 22 months old before he first maneuvered a spow irft his motdh. He celebrated his Second bMifty in August, but he still isn't Potty trained or walking. Arid now one of his main sources of learning may be 0 1 j Z 0& 6 ~ -Z 1k :9VA > 4 <IQ T \4 r > I- - • (4 y TA __ 01 " Ell , * >1 an A WEEK FOR bd FIRE PREVENTION T3day Congressional Scandals > 741 Ills I F Lr Pr Er .. DrLainb v~ir .xj •: Hospital -s ____. cr Television - ____ . ,.•• • - . - Wea ther Women i'• •.•. I c• Cr UINN bi g 03 .` 1: . 1 cis •- ? I•: I. ( Session W al promote their areas next year just There's Gold Waiting 1Z 'R U1% > > ilk, I fm C, - ____ 79 Or - 12. • a. —• M. a lim01 9r, " I, P_ President, and he has acc"t. room. "This was compl, WhefldMJLBULZfSRWOWd , C/7 C") 00 1 V 'a ' ' cn Lol 1; eps -Down u,r ' Ford, Carter Schedule I iu: ai rrisco, Arrivals CD , - w CL F- Pr ED -V U M M:0 M Ei Cf) :4 Lit P. . - - C7 A Consumer Watch 0 11i*4 • • • standard allowance and getting $3,w in deductions; for two years. Suppose, however, You have $5W worth of deductible for which the bills are due in January. By paying them In December, you bring your 1976 ItemIzed ti Your taxable incorre in taxes, You save $10 for every to $3,200. You have cut SM off your 1977 $100 in deducti are in the 25 doesn't matter. You can take the $2,8W standard al. per cent bracket, you cut 125 off Your tax bill for every lowance in April 1978 to get a two-year deduction of $100 in deductions. 000. rer Assume that for both l76 and 1977 r you expect to Instead of next year 11 you want ____________________ Id 4F OF .. / , 1 lL çr; " hi'i' J14?1l ii\ ,i r P In a workshop to follow the meeting, City Attorney Kenneth McIntosh will disctm legal Points Of the charter. Now, figure out whether there will be any big dif. qualify for the maximum standard deduction of $2,ew. deductions or vice versa. Ues taxes booI1 on i * Par. ma Lr,f;1,.e betoween your inccr6 this year and next. Your Itemized deductions will probably run nu more chases add up. DO You wmit to buy a new car now — rease. in value vrith the size of than V.700 for either jear, 30,61t fir3t glance it would and get the Wes W cleductic n for 197G — or In January incov.c. it, for example, )ou are psyliq 10 per cent Of appear ilm YOU would be better off seWing for U* w hen the I de ucUo,n will go toward the IM tax bill. , 1, __ 11 vertisement of public hearing on the proPosed new charter and a report from Acting t er Mary Hawthorne on increased compensation c _) W Other items on the agenda Include authorization for Mayor Gerald ming Florida LtagUe of Cities convention in Miami; authorization for ad- osomeone ii cent bracket, the extra $M in deductions means an extra $120 savings. period or the other, you may be able to cut your taxes now so you can have the deductions for a year when In order to take advantage of the timing plan, you by having itemized deductions greater than the your earnings are high. If you expect your income to have to know which item you c ft. It is hard fOr an shi standard allowance. rise — a new job, a working spouse you may want to people whose money comes from wagesto shilt -U1save the (Ile standard deduction current!y is 16 per cent of ; the ypar's last Paycheck counts as 1976 income, Even it our n ome remain about the same even If you don't deposit It in the bank until January ad' .tsvi ro.s mcune -after business expenses, but timin g can save i e's an example from the Deductions are easier to shift. You can pay medical betote =st other deductions %ith a maximum of tax experts at Citi bank, the nation's 3;~wd largest bills early, for example. Suppose you have pledged SM rl.400 tor sngle persons and MOW for marriedminmercial bank: to a Chal itY. YOU can make wd on tbe pledge now ___ r . 9 219 Topic Of City Meet Participants in a dancing act at the dub, west of U.S. 17-92 and south of SR 436 and club owner Mike Pinter were recently acquitted of charges that the dancers exposed their sexual Organs. 4 The idea bto use the deductible expenses w here they will do the most . It you lump ures, cta cortiet:' ::e ~i Cn >Cf) 1 • Ile rogram 1 part of the state's aggressive new Policy to sell Florida to the rest of the nation., 000 recent trip to Sanford, Tesch said the rules aren't clear about bow to apply for the money. But he said governments wishing to secure state No& must launch tax bill, deciding whether you want to lspend now or delay purchases until 17n. M Z F9 b The Casselberry City Council at its 7:30 meeting tonight will discuss whether to cancel the occupational license of 3 See FORD, page IA u Juana License ent says $150,000 In new matching money is being made available to local agencies who begin new promotion It is nc'e too soon to rnrt thinking about next April s 1 ____ 1.0 4 low L f Associated ), ft-.j WrIkT When you spend can sometiinels be as important as wllmt you spend in determining income tax deductions. %FO M R_ •b S bybalo5 Butz to stay on the Ford has abandoned its conduct a tightening race rite aing Deduct'i6ons Ke actcr 3 VlIl 2614 R it y find the rainbow dollar for dollar. Jim Daniel, director of county government'i IndustrySee king agency, says he plans to apply for funds to Produce a film on Seminole. The film. which would highlight would be ken to otherpans of the ii: n to i ligbt. clean industry to Seminole. r— L~ Cl new programs.—. then the state will match local money irr V, See CONGRESSIONAL, page IA Seminole govermenta looking for pots of gold , C10 9 hold of the national budget as a whole, set ByEDPRICK HeraldStalfWrlter __ 9.1-9 100 9- IB ___ & Cr 0 [3) / CRAIG, page IA A New e* iaSpsn President Ford and his Kissinger. President and his election cam. slhowed QuW ahead In at" WASHINGTON (AP) — The two years of the spending and taxing goals and held to them, and psign.,, Democratic opponent, Jimmy Ford met with Kissinger San. with 294 elec6ral Totes, 24 94th Congress saw headlines inspired more by asserted against the President its own views of Butz declared that this was Carter, arrive in San Francisco day ta discuss juch subjects as more than needed to wim But it i4the nfrontations national priorities. 'B scandals among its price I pay for a statement tonight to make final prepara. detente with the Soviets, the said his support was slipping in withavowIeld ngp dent y Prev1oiy, the executive branch had the Mdeu and Kissnger'srecent important allta. A Gallup Pon con than by legislative accompUshmentL initiaUve in setting over-all goals, while the versad $11 ssion to further negotiations said CArter's lead had dwindled But as time provides a longer perspective, the legislative branch merely approved individual to establish black rule In south- from 18 points this siunmer to Carter, vowing to be Butz' r et urn to more $-A period that end w ad w Friday pieces of legislation. ern Africa. eight now, 50 to 42 with 8 per n he was when ma House follows an official rqwi.. aggressive Y be seen as a turning point when the ........... ss doesn't set a trend. But the next two men confronted each As the second of three presi- cent A Newhouse legislative branch began to turn against a occupants of Ca pitol Hill and mand from th e President on White other over domestic issues 11 dential debate approaches News Service ."A century-long drift Of Power to the executive will be watched to see whether tahereal y d Friday and charge' shift Of Democratic presidential candi- days ago, said he intends to there will also be a debate be. states that had been in CaWs branch. power within the federal g .................2-B is under date Jimmy Carter that Using for the first time the budget procedures Way. Ford charge that American foreign tween the vice presidential can- column were now undecided. ................... 5-A enacted Thfl magazine reported a displayed a lack of by Its previous Congress, the 94th took leadership policy lacks morality and that didates — various polls showed The heavily Democratic Congress elected _______ 1 __ I . 1 ) Cn ____ - B4ft turned out Crossword .................4.8 Editorial ...................4-A V '., Butz p H fr1kI;k4oA.4L . Since the state pays for cralg"S KhOft — be Is a &mlopmentlal retardate — getting him Into anotber achool will require another round Of testing his weiligom NCW maturity and By the time we get through all the red taps, ft will WASHINGTON (AP) Secrell Before ping to see Ford, Speaking en. siStant Secretary John Knebel, Ford, meanwhile, was quoted Wry of Agriculture Earl L Butz cmded a who would become acting sec- as telling some black plant Butz, embattled over voicing ari gagement at Camp Hill, Pa., retlary it BuU resigned. workers today that Butz was obscene racial slur, resigned scheduled later in the day, acAn Agricuiture Department "merely telling a stows with today. cording to Ford campaign aides source told The Associated the Offenlive language but had Sanford's ftrefighters kicked off Fire Prevention Week this moirIning With a Bulz himself announced his in K%MlvaWs- The speech Press today that the dent been punished 11very severely, pedal presentation for pupils at All Souls School This afternoon, the firemen depaWeafter meeting ,ftJ wu to be made Instead by As. had left It solely up to Butz with Friday's reprimand. President Ford in the oval ofisited the Seventh-day Adventlist School. ftceat the Whfte}louse. "I have just submitted my etter of resignation to ow Aroufldfledock ..........4-A . $W a day is needed to keep operstiq U* two issuft Centers — one at vicury Baptist Chad on w4v mth of Sanford and one at Messiah LAtherm awreb in Casadb@" . And now Lhat the school is without Moral to* Its 56 . "Unless something comes throgo by WednevIday, tben SOW is closed," MrL Joiner said. "We'n gob# to be stu&#9 C"tes Racia M mmo mat ••* $ oünletic atmut The UtIle 'ied jg~ g — 7 0 On The Campaign Tra Z: ___ found an q Nip R They haven't always felt Unt, way. -The first Six months after he was born was a grief period. ; jug sat there and asked 'Why would this happen to me?- MJo rL iner, said. hold of myself and i&Id LA's go find out i 7. :0 am a way. Lad ThurldlY was01111 last day Craig and 55 other children went to The Uttle Red w. "Enry day, when the ?° i d " sa d his mother. But that 1*31 day Icbft cry. He cr e too good to be true. _ + ___ 0 N I -- Joiner of Altamonte Sp*q% who is now pursfta education another school for him. But there aren't many pO@dbffiUeL And most of the sdwls that are available are at least, an hour's ri de away. "He'd be wasted in school after that long a ri&, ,,Mm Joiner said, stroking her 2-year-old on,s hair. ,He d be too tired to loam anyMm.11 But she and her husband Mft are determined to give Craig the best shot at life they cari. They are determined to "normal" levels but — for a variety of reasons _ donL The federal government will no longer support program designed to bring Own up to normal levels. + el ____ One Small Boy Fights For A Chance At Life 0 'r BARBARA WALTERS B1 ora Walters Begins Earning Her $ 1 M illion NEW YORK (AP) - Barbara Walters begins earning her $1-million salary tonight, Joining anchorman Harry Reasoner on the ABC Evening News." After considerable Planning and rehearsal, Miss Walters and Reasoner officially begin their n-w Partnership with a new set, & new fomat and a larger staff in an effort to move ABC up from third place in the evening news slot. ABC expects huge Audience for Miss a1ter3 first regular newscast and hopes a large number of those who tune in out Of curiosity will continue to witch in Ot future. Miss Walters joined ABC (twa seveft41ure after leaving NBC's "Today" sibow. 11, 15 years there, she had worked herway up fr,) m publicity w(irker to coanLborperwn. iiF She becomes the first woman to coanchor a weekday evening national new3caa in this country (Russia has had one for many yem). Nliss Walters notes other ct=ges M. cluding A 25 per cent incream in the budget — at the "Even ing News," and says, "It isn't as if I've come here to save them. It's part of a new commitment to news on thal part of ABC.— ReMoner eok-Wderjd qWtting the show last sPring when he learned that Ane. Was negotiating with Miss Walters, 44 to Jomi 'i He says e felt ABC wall not g,v Ing hbn enough of a chance to build an audiencle on his own But he d for today's debut, hie say& Wu Walters says, "We stili have some things to figurt cut, like how are we going to say good ni~ht to each other." vrq —1 ~m . 4 -t -"~ Lip ~ V; % t _p, Ir 0a tr-!.•• T% .1 .4 n I& 1I\.4•zL � 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 03, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d9f233225d91c20b9755ed0f8727758c.pdf 26432e8b237b9e7010fcb79930cd05bd PDF Text Text Teddy, VISH To Lake vi ew Middle Char ms Yo uthful 'Bully' Pays 69th Year, No. 36—Friday, Ocobr 1, 1976 School, Sanford, Florida 32771—Prlc. 10 Cefi 'Reporters' President Theodore Roosevelt, the future of such Inventions as the aero remembered for his charge up San Juan plane and the automobile. Hill and his tendency to exclaim "Bully" at the drop of a hat, visited Lakeview Middle The press conference was staged to porSchool in Sanford Wednesday. tray the last given by Roosevelt before he The event, staged as a "news con. left offic, In 1909. Lakeview Middle Schol ference" with students as the reporters, teacher John Rafferty, who helped coordi. was sponsored by the Florida Citrus Corn. nate the event, said five performances were mission. Professional actor Bob Boyd play. given during the day. Students fired quesed the colorful historical figure, who re lions on such topics as foreign policy, the galed the young "reporters" with his views Panama Canal, "muckraking," and Iooseconcerning the brand-new 20th Century and volt's "big stick policy." S - ts 1 Workers In $50OTh eft I I .d lilA . BYJACQIJELINEDOWD Herald Staff Writer A preliminary report on lie detector tests given to office employes of the Sanford Hcusing Authority has cleared all who were questioned about the disa ppearance of $500 from the authority's petty cash fund. The missing money was discovered at the end of July when a bank statement • .... , . .'. :. ,.,,'' I. Home Improvement Loans ... , BORROW UP TO 17.500 7 YEARS TO REPAY Don't Move.. . improve For Details Call 322.1611 THE BANK DOWNTOWN '441 uul S = 200W. FIRST ST. 1.4 ROCKING CHAIR a ura aNOT FOR n im CALENDAR ! ~4 0 , time together ... .,, leave '. .is wise of nearly bi • MILWAUKEE (it?) This is a love story. Morrison is in love with his wile, Estelle and has been for 67 years and nobody is going to split them up. Morrison, 91, and his wife, 89, have shared a - - - room at the Woodland Health Center in sub. urban Brookfield for the past two years. But Morrison 's health is failing, and nursing home officials suggested th at he move from the couple's present room in the ambulatory wing of the home to another area for intensive care patients. I it started, out as an £,orr1son said. 'Iley were going to move me away from Estelle, and that was it." But Morrison, former outdoor sports writer for th e Milwaukee Sentinel and a former It Little Rd for purchase f'---'- WI ILl "I don care how old 1 am. Fm not about to take a horsewhipping from anybody. I talked real plain and thoy started hsterung,' said Morrison, whose language. ranges, , from Peppery to profane. So he complained to the district attorney, th e sheriff and flu mayor, "We're getting Clung in lift., ..nd we've spent all this time tugether" he said. 'We should be left to have our last years together, too." Nursing home officials have agreed, at least temporarily, to allow the couple to remain to. gether despite a strain on staff mem bers who have to give extra care to Morrison because of recent illness. - ,. • i •_ •., r I'. " • -. orro V'A running at large that it is possible a lawsuit may be filed against the county. Alexander said he valued Otto, pe who was full trained and rformed traveling shows, at 17,000. He said he received an offer last year to buy Otto for %orld , heavyweight boxing cmpion Muhamma • tul 38Ju today he is quiting fighting to devote himself to spreading the Mosl"m faith throughout the wor'd. "As of n w," All toll crowd tha t County Court Judge Wa llace of reporters and photo phers, 21 dismissed a 'I am quitting boxing and stale attorney's petition de vote all my energy to th e ng seeking seizure of the four propagation of the Moslem s remaining at faith." Mexadcr'shomebutnded the Au said his decision to end h• is state had 10 days in which to reboxing career came at the • .4 I • ' .. . il~ 1~C .-,* . . .j .L" • I.' . ' • •' ' -' • - 01 . . ' • ) .,.• • - ' • •• • ' • 1 . '.'- I :. _____ - L. - ) / • ! UT - - . .• . • - _ ' • - ., Tbe 3chool's capacity is so Nchildren, with IQ of 33 or less. lEnrOlment (s down now be. CULIV the school's 5-year-olds recenP/ transferred topublic schools, Prwi Nlrs. Jones was reluctant to start now children in a program she wasn't sure * these services under Medicare special education programs. one at Sanford's airpott and the This labels the child for life and other at %lessian Lutheran Church in Casstlbeffy — are now on a Specially declureoi holiday. ; an I IMEDICAPE SUPPLY C0,11 I -_ Around Thi. Clock Bridge, ar. 'WL have on Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DBary, Fla. I l h'sc ith 1111k hope of ever -&,'s Television Women •• •.... .. . • "Children art not being optimiled ill SCMA. They a[%: 443 being standardized," Mrs. • rl'th'; :! 1rn are not . V r 4 renlaIflIflI' .. ' .-. A, 4-A hope for heip and we expect to 6-B hear this w"k or the early part - which went into effect today sj)s schools are tiligible for kderal funds only II they mrvg 'X Today tA o(nextwtek," Mrs Jones said could 'ntL1ue after Oct 1. Church 3-B in 0 letter sent home to paren..s Tr'(erring ii child to public lomics Wedne.'iay. 'We do not we t to s.hoc1 t a major '.Ictor) for the Crossword H close school until we heir, one Little lied Schoolhouse staff Editorial A way or the other, froni this but its the very reason the Dear Abby outci. I ft federal funding was cut off. Horoscope ........... •G-.B Mit icres uiid the rource is Tighter fcderal regulations hospital $..A i privtt donor We Bill Medicare Fot You - IJ I . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES As Prescribed by Your Physician I '- "' • BATH EQUIPMENT LI P 0 .1 - Gussow, sald if an autopsy shows evidence tfidt Otto had been negligently cared for since his Impoundment July 30 for ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) - '"°"' Sch oolh ouse: • .. IIIV _______ _______ 'IBREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS 5 p .OXYGEN • COMMODES 1V)SPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS ra - .AIUiUdtII reviewed Al Says He •1 d _____ 1 -. . Rudolf Alexander today vowed anew to fight new atbudget propo?al, suggested tempts by county officials to sevend ct-anges which were seize his remaining four approued ty the chimpanzees at this Geneva mbsiocrs. Commission Chairman Five-year-old Otto died Edward Blacksheare said this Thursda morning that Dabledath had Pound n night at the County ear Five Points despite ndicated some months a efforts to revive him following a th ere were some two-by Illness, officials said. Alexander s attorney, Irving L A • IA ______ federal subsid y. " sight and my hearing and I can hardly walk, and they're trying to break up my home." However, he said he is satisfied, at least for the moment, with the decision of nursing home officials to lea ve the couple together. .. LIle flu, sai , is Jove. "Sure, we love each other," he said. "Oh, we fight a lot, too. Always have. But after nearly 67 years, this has to be the longest fight on record, and I'm not willing to end it." ' ' 5 The Little Red Schoolhouse, Lithr.ing on a '%I "normal" is something to be avoided." which serves Seminole's Kramer Mrs. Jones said the Little Red opportunity, nor Is the quality the invitation of the pro-Moslem said a new "poverty-level c'arded propetition was being (lied and an I' ,j ti per cent of the Little Schoolhouse staff has been of education adequate to uplift National Salvation party. 'w.hoolers, is struggling to sta Re Schoolhouse children are dreaming of pulling away from the borderline child. evidenciary hearing sought in . • I All, who successfully defend- the alive. now classified as develop, government support by next case. "If n program llkeours isn't a ed h' title Tuesday night in The school's federal funos • mental retardates. The County Ani mal Control Animal October. -Infiltration of permanent addition to the New York against Ken Norton, Boa Control Officer Charlie Filllnger, leit, and were cut off today, but "The largest num be r who government controls over th e area, Mrs. Jones said, then made his rd, after a public hearing, animal comments at a news shelter maintenance man Steve Davenport Executive Director Christine need our training are function, l on Aug. 19 found the chimps ast four years has been unbe- these conditions will continue." conference in the Istanbul govJ'e's Iass.t given up hopes of ing as retarded prepare 0 de ver Ott o s hody 'o au, eliver autho or ' but show in. rities es or lie vable,' she said. Jacqueline Dowd ernor S office. keeping the scl.00l open. autopsy. dicaUons that they may be See OWNER, Page pro em wi Th bl any LI. th gap in " A search for pri &' e donors is capabip of furctlonlng at a services is losing the staff. 'it underway, Mrs Jones said The much higcr Ivel "Mrs Jones takes a Ir ig time to levelop a .. I school receives slightly less said. However, If they do not capab'e 'affs ,. ' M' Jones said 1 t> " ' than $200,000 year in federal receive sW.W1 training ' 1Lf before" Even if we're delayed '. turd, and the program they enter public school they month, I'm worried about a. • which is flOf servi.irl 56 YUUIht : will he classified as retarded in holding on to them." . 00 t sters — costs between $672 and the first grade and placed In the The program's two cho1s 4 Medicare Insurance Entifles You To Home Use Of... - 1 . urging of Wallace Muharnmad. file a "more specific" petition in leader of the Black Moslem the civil case. Toda under community in the United the court limit— Assistant state receiving the same educational States, who is also in Turkey at Atty. Rudy Medicare :. Subscribers : I Grieving over the death night of his , Funs Cut, But F*ig hting IA1TENTION ! Obtain By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer authorlti commissioners he had not eden seen Wilson's the I CLIPAPID SAVE WHEELCHAIRS Ar ushig "It's a hell af a note," Morrison said. "I'm getting to the point where I'm losing my eye- I 0 uuvolvedlnthepreparathm.of the ilousing authority's budget fiscal year. . r3 .WIuiOUt a fight. ç Macrame, 10 weeks, begins Oct. 6, meets Wednesdays 9:3011:30 a.m. Participants will learn two basic knots, progress through ten common knots and elements. If time permits, advand knots will be taught. Fee: $15. Introduetica to Astrology, eight weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets Thursday, 7:30- 9:30 pin. Instructor: James Newell, licensed Astrologer, AFA member, Registered Professional Engineer, listed In "Who's Who in the South and Southwest." Topics: Historical Aspects of Astrology and the Mechanics of Astrology. Fee: $15. Punch Embroidery, six weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets Thursdayl:30-9:30pm. Punch Embroidery, also called Bunks, is a form of art siltdiery originating from Japan, now easy to learn by the use of new tecimiqurs and spicisi punch nedle.t The subtle shadings in some cf the plilures give the Impression of an "oil painting of Yarn.' The punch embroidery kits will be available In the ckas. Fee: $13. iterolAc Dancing, exercises set to music In a given routine, dances itsigned for non-dancers with the emphasis on moving for ñtncss and fun. $15. Eight-week class begins Oct. 1, meets Friday. 9-10 a.m. Fee: deteriorating for some time. In July, he publicly comPlained that he had not been World flYcasting ChImpion, wasn't going to AND S.C.C. LEISURE TIME PROGRAM Geneva irpiesai Owner Yes Lawsuit e ye spen, a, ,,,,s LE Tt El SL E TE L LL E LEARN FOR FUN . - . 2, ThURSDAY, SEPTEMBER30 American Red Cross board orientation, 5:30 to 9:30 p.m., Central Florida Chapter House, Central and Bwnby, Orlando. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 11 W. First St. Caselberry Uses, 6:30 p.m., Land o'Lakes Country Qub. FRIDAY, OCTOBER I Cathedral Cowl No. 31, 5 pin., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Banquet 6p.m. Official visit of Grand Royal Matron and Patron. Sen*lasle S.sih Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Qunnley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminac Samfie Klwanli, 7 am., Buck's Foresters Square Dance Cl* The Forest, Lake Mary, BegInners, 7-5:30 p.m. and regular club dance until 11 p.m. Tauglewood AA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's church. Lougwood AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. disatppewance because "we concluded It was not done by a - i MEMBER F.D.l.0 !. Authority accountant ____________________ burglar and we felt it was better to do an inside Inv Igat1on," Edmund Dabledath refused B1ackheare said. st sti i take the te a con tut onal .t , The he detector tests were right undcr the Fifth Amend. 1 . ordered as part of the Internal mer.t, which protects Investigation, Blackabeare Americans from self. BLACKSHEARE WILSON said. Five housing authority iacrnaUon and has since employes, including Win, resigned. Dabledath has said "He was becoming quite business procedures, took the teat last month. his resignation had nothing to resistant / , to requests," Contact ed this morning at his Slacksheare said the In. do with the missing money or Blacksbear said. "He was home In Longwood, Dabledath vestigatlon was delayed several Zlnn Beck was a little apprehensive about his birthday present a rocking chair h refusi to take the test. always trying to circumvent said, "I don't want to be in. weeks after the of money turned A source close to the housing regulations." at Sanford volved In housing authority up missing at the end of July Memorial Stadium, where a few friends gathered Thwtiday to help authority's operations said Btack.theareujd he felt some disputes. For the thing being, because "At first celebrate the gist birthday of the oldest active scout we thought it In professloil baseball. Dableda th had cent1y corn- of what Dabledath called "I'm not ready for the rocking chair, but let t m do he whatever they're was an error on the bank's plalned that some changes were problems were just routine going to I appreciate It," said Beck. Still on the do." part." Payroll of the Minnesota Twins after 40 years of service, Zinn started his playing made in his account hooks career In 1907 and has lived in Sanford since 1951 without his knowledge or aproyal. Dableda th' relationship with thchousingauthot. ,i, ftyboardJ ... We 've Executive Director Thomas Wilson II! has been . INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. --- today. I . FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD . revealed the petty cash fund had b)-m overdrawn. The jr, vestigation was made public 4 Blacktheare said there were no plans to continue the In vestigatlon beyond the final, docwnented report on the he • detector tests although the housing authority attorney will ____ be coneultet c "In the long run," BIacksheare said, "further nved1gatIoncould prove c.jy ___________ and non-productive." Local law enforcement of. ' fldals were not notified of the bw;011,~~t4V '. '• ' . f 1 / - ' '/ I ' .. ' S ' '-t . , V1 i ' 4', ' '( . - BALL FOOT ',t,_ f1 ' 1 'TV' ht4'4' l",i .., .f 1's. . . ! r'. 1k!.... ' ' t, , ,..•• , • . , " '- . Burry Swearinger dives for the football, %vhlch wal ,, • , ' , -_ , I,. -, ) Z" ., • /'. Sirminole be en the minds of Swearmgpr and his I man High SIrecze at Lake Hraiulley and O'1edo Winter Park. There are three other games tonight in t age 6A. K I? j-,...... E.: ' $, ~ t '!i';. 'r •'#i • . .. .. - .. . "1•" Jf..'i. f'• Y R , . fill !L yl j, Vt .5.' ?Y.,. . :••, • •. d I.. i. (• I •.i,.e.. 1. •4•'% •'i.' ' . S.èII•"l' ,. �I 24-6pd4IW111111111, $suid, PL Pdy.?,i.i Legal Notice 'Owner Eyes LawsulIt I4IiAI•h'•'I'1tirrJ IN. BRJE Iri , Exhausting Final. Looms For II CeuftedFNp1.A) flld Abbott Herring's office recomn*nded that the County Court order them seized and given to the Central FWda zoo. Senators WASHINGThN (AP) As Ø — CMVM winds tip its work, the Senate Is facing the threat of a filibuster that Could kill legislation extending the deadline for ~ i : f : 1 I "I canl believe they would Alexander said re-file," automakers to sued toih exhaiat standards. "especially with the ne Sen. Jake Garn's pledge to tak an night and into next week to Premt a vote oil the bill CageL" He said he has spent taken to the Officials said a report on the Veterinary Hospi AltamOflC NOTICE OF FINDING OFNO EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN. SIGNIFICANT EFFECT os me CUlT IN AND POE SEMINOLE ENVIRONMENT COUNTY, FLORIDA. N.. iSIan.CA..,.0 , LOVA N F Un' TOAG C PORATION Plaintiff, VI. JOHN W. KING and MARJORIE NELL KING, his wife, All al., Ds.ndants. NOTICE OF SUIT i'" TO: John W. King and Marjorie Nell King Whow residence Is Unknn You are hereby rewired to #its your answer or written defenset. any, In the above Proceeding with the Clerk of this Court, and to %arve Copy thereof upon the plainiltirs ttorn.vs, whose names and ad. & IS appears herson, on or WfOI'I W where Dr. the I Ith day of November, 1976, the John Athey "tentatively nature of this proceeding bilim a Septelinber * ira Aticant: City of pg usq Sanford against you for the reVel deman in ffie Complaint or etipi Th nature of laid 14)u' being for foreclosure of a mortgag. ,, (b4fng t to;i;ng des rj property Situated In Seminole County. Florida. ID wit TO ALt. INTIIISTID AGES dEs, GROUPS AND ragu,,, PIIWNS: 5', of SE ' of SW u.s. Ospsrtmint of Au that part of I. n Section the NW America "rolled up Its sleeves" today for shots, the largest Immunizatlon program In the nation's history. Butsomestatehealth officials said they were uncerta in when and whether they would get all the vaccine they need. The national Center for Disease Cottrül said the fIrst shots would be given "officiall y" at a health fair in In. dianapolls, but they were scheduled also for at least one other state: Massachusetts. An Associated Press survey of state heal th offIc1alssbOwed thatmt of them said they had initial shipments of vaccine. Some corn- "They accuse nseof neglect," 1' "tIfeei mat Otto got cruel treatment" at the pound . Whlttlngton, chief In- vestigator for the Humane Society of Seminole County, said today that he observed Otto on Sept. Sand 23 "sItting out in the hot sun with no shade Plained that their allocations arrived piftv- and no water” in the pound meal, and many Were worried about possible future ireguiar shipments cage. , .' ¼ and : 1, ., . Road. NW 'if NE '.. S " of NW 'i. North $ö of NE ¼ of SW ¼, W '2 91 Estimated Lot: 9".0110 has been cinw that Such If ¼ 01 SE ¼ of NW ¼. SW of NW request for release of funds will nsf Ii, West 1 acres of N constitute an action slifiniticantly NW 1,* of SW 1,4. SGuth IS of NW s, Of affecting the quality of Me human Nw ,.4, so raft North and South and today and in general lowers the insurance coverage a motorist has to carry, OR DEN TO SHOW CAUSE _ received at City Hall on or before " auto rates," said George Til- corner of saId Lot 3. thence r TO: THE STATE OF FLORIDA. South corner ots THROUGH THE STATE AT. Lot 13f•et loth* Sw 3,tp,enca run Easterly l2If,ef to TORI'4Ey FOR THE the Southeast corner Of Said Lot. EiGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. thencen Westerly tofu point of definitely consider CIA Eyed Oswald As Source WASHINGTON CAP) Contrary to CIA once pr'esidasitlaj assassin Lee Harv Oswald as a source of Intelligence Information the according to a newly released CIA document, In sworn before the Warren Commission, former director Richarr.1 Helms said the agency never had even contemplated" any contacts with ______ ' I by an unidentified CIA officer three after President John F. Kennedy was lejh1)aflas on says Uut teot" I_OsWa)d a'* ,that the iayng on of interv1ews.' too late," IN BRIEF t /. kr . UNITED NATIONS (AP) African and other Third dipiGmals counseled U.S. Secreta State A. Kissinger be firm ant cautio in rwoL1atio with leade of Sou Africa Cone:cing KIsi,nger's policy address before e General Aosembly, Foreign Minister of Guyana said he sees "potential" r ,Øii "' . \ „1 u!hh1" \. J' I it 4,, I''I( i , 1 *1 d.-W -& .111 1, V ~'.. -\ I. ." S"RjI4l, ,, I' .' I T0d d I e r s d res s es aiid short s leeve pant suits. 41111,64 , _. ) ( .. _~ %___ ....-.__? ~1 f~ 0 ~_, ~ '"b -r Sold In April, 1 975 For 6 / "\ j I Toddler girls' .'1; ll " Ai ck " ' •• Sold in September, 1975 for 6 --. ") ) ,.,0 1' I Toddler boys' 100% polyester short sleeve pant sc..'s. Long pants in stripes, checks or solids with coordinating snap-closure tops. Sizes '/2 2. .. 114 _t~ . IN . t1 - ., _ V "ii It Novelty print long s leeve pa111t s ets I. 't . . ._. .. . ea. - \'\ C .: - " . 100% polyester dresses. Assorted prints, checks and solid colors. Various Styles with lace, ric-rac, embroidery or other details. Sizes '/2 2 . , .s • Sold In April, 1975 For 6 Orig. S6 in "" L '"" 11 A' 11 I , 1_ ,_ ' S.. Polyester/cotton long sleeve pant tops for toddler girls and boys. . . ti I. Assorted solids and checks with . , t b ,_'., • ' . t-1. . 44 , -b' f 5... 10 44 \ &, Ad I in e ' Closeout! . ' I , turn dlers I' , 1 " 1~ Pound Crisis Aids ' TótrJsts For r I ~ Mrca most Britons but is a for b&rgin-lritw American uris dalIni's to c.'n tweeds, silver cashmere westet. The steady lu 'ih* eft3e pound sterling ag t the do and ñir European cui+encies mdde one of the cheapest vacation 3pots 11 ..4 .. I Laurent, / ..-.- .'' Diplomats Urge Caution In Talks On Africa home and personal property up dress and pantsuit 4 s* R . i- $20,000 limit for all persons in to $1,000 are exempt from selzure to pay for the settlement. an accident. dale. occur If the motorist requests injury protection. Tod w WORLD for any one person He said he hoped the division certain reductions In current .' I SC 0 PA Idea to $10,000 sonville and $89 In Fort Lauder- jured in an accident, with •1 OF 'AP) A controversy over an a eged muJtib1l1Ion-diar error in a vital st '.ica1 Indica r of econoc strength stirring the U.S. Cens Bureau, e error, a1leted have been covered up for nearly four years, conceivably could have faulty governuat and bus ess decisions by badly understating the backlog of unfilled orders the nation's factories, As a consequence of believing orders were weaker than they really were, manufacturers may have cut production and hastened the descent the cession late 13 and 14. able to track cases that might are not automatic and will only a 12,000 deductIble in personal [man, a 21-year veteran of the involve several companies. said. Producers Led Astray? in required coverage is adding higher, officials said, your 3. ._ said. "This The other reduction available in St. Petersburg, $65 In Jack- They point out that the cut- It the court judgement is pany will pay medical bills un About MU the motorists in A breadwinver's wages also reductions on current policies head the division. Other savings would come Florida now carry 115,000.130,But Rep. Paul Steinberg, I)can not be garnished although can start hiring people next coverage. from lowered coverage for 000 in liability coverage. , or Miami Beach and one of the up to 25 per cat of his spowe's . can seek lower rates on. new The new unit was requested week. While the legislature proOver half the projected sav- uninsured motorists and upping Some insurance officials say legislature's experts on insur- cairninigs can be. they point oul. ' i I measurable effect on reducing paniell since Ow date should be Insurance agents and request Insurance Department who will 23; thence West 1,019.24 feel along ROBERT W HATC H and Octoh.r ii. ins. All such comments tp,, North line of said Section 33; GLORIAJEAN HATCH, his wit received will be Considered And thence South 330 teat, thence East inhumane treatment and place and CHARLES ROUT" and in* City will not request the release StO feet to a point lying 3)1.et West of Federal funds or take artp ad of Center of RW of LONGWOOD CATHERINE ROUTH, his wife, theblameona3eriesof cjre, ,inministrative action on the within MARKHAMROAO: Defendants thenceNorthoi tances and a deaf ear turned CUlT OF FLORIDA,ANDTOTHE beginning, WATSON $IJ. pr oiecipriorIotftedafespjfled in deg, 0310" East 331.25 fss$ along NOTICE OF ACTION towardsthewayAJezan( SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS. DIVISION, Seminole County, TO: ROBERT W. HATCH th. preceding sentence. Westerly R.W of the LONGWOO TAXPAYERS. CITIZENS OF Florida, according to the plat ULOR1AJEAN HATCH 0. Sam Ackley, about liii animals and a lack of MARKHAM ROAD toth, poInt 00 SEMINOLE COUNTY. — FLORIDA, thereof recorded In plat Book 12, Slate of Texas SWOrn Acting City oinnIng . understanding of how to take INCLUDING NONRESIDENTS Page 5* of lbs Public City of Sanford Records Of YOUR ARE NOTIFIED that an testimony, the considered using care ofaprlznate," Whittthgton OWNING PROPERTY OR SUB. Seminole County, Florida, 4CtiOn to foreclos, a mortgage P0. Soc 1771 PARCEL 1: .IECT TO ey THERIN, atpublicsaletofhehigh,lf and best the following property In Seminole Sanford. Florida 32771 Is borne out by the AND ALL TAXATION The ¶ ¼ of the SE ¼ of the SW ¼ OTHERS HAVING OR bidder for cash, at the West Front County, Florida; Publish: Oct. I. 1575 i". II IWP. 20 S. Rang. 25 E; an4 fact that the chimp died In the CLAIMING ANY RIGHT. TITLE Door of the Courthouse in Seminole about Lot 139, OAKLAND HILLS, ac DEE 13 th* N. 2159.2$? If. of the E . of the INTEREST IN PROPERTY TO County in Sanford, Florida. Soviet Union, custody of Bruce Clarke OR betweon cording to in* Plat thereof as N of Sec. 21. Twp. 205., Range n AFFECTED UsE II:QOA.M.and3;OOpMon,h.Ilth recorddlnpIatk .. l3..,page (county animal control officer). ISSUANCE OF THE WATER E. lying WIy Of the Longwond testimony day of October, ins. PubliC Records of Seminole County, Markham Road. LESS Begin at . I cion't believe he would have REVENUE BONDS AND TM E DAT ED this FlorIda. CIA 25th day of Sep. point on the N. lint of Sac. d1edintheca,eofMetder" BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES timber. 1575. h been (lIed against vouandyou IN THE CiRCUIT COURT OF THE Teo. N S.. Rang. 25 East, said "Or HEREINAFTER MORE PAR. (Seal) arerequIr to ierv a copy of your EIOHTEIINTH JUDICIAL CII. Whlttlngton Is a member of TICULARLY DESCRIBED OR TO ft. WoftMNEcor,. polntbiing33 CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, ot Articir H. Backwith. Jr. *Titte defens, e: ifl, to it on FLORIDA tie NW', of the NE'., of Said sic, the County Animal Control BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY Clef k. Circuit Court EMERY H. ROSENDLUTH, JR., Oswald. The newly released document, 32; thence W. 10157e ft. along (he N.11 Board and voted in the minority THEREBY. CIVlLACTlONf4O7I.CA By: Cherry Kay Travis Plaintiff's attorney, whose IlneogsaidS,c.73; thenceS.330ft; The above cause coming on to be written A Deputy Clerk ' against labeling Alexander's heard thenceE.c50ft lea pnt lyIng 33 ft. upon the complaint this day John A. Baldwin of Post327. Office Bo* 21$, Orlando. ELMER S. LEV1E MORTGAGE W. of Florida on or before fbi center of right of wOy of other chimps "neglected." filed herein by the City of Lake Baldwin A Oikeou October COMPANY, a partnership, not 1.Ongwcoct Markham Road, thence 2l. 19?6.andfiletndoriginalwithth, "We did our damndest to get Attorneys at Lam Clerk of this court either before incorporated, 1963, N. OSdeg. 0310" E. 33179 ft along of the City of Lake 500 Highway 17.52 Plaintiff, chimp (Otto) released but the authority Service on PliinlIfl' att or ney IiUAowed W'ly rlght.of.way 01 Longwoo4 Mary to issue Its City of Lake Mary Fern Park, Florida 32730 Immediately were wuiuceesaftg until It WatefRevenue Bonds In ,h,.mo thereafter; otherwise CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, R., and Mirkham Reid to he point of . Atlomey for Plaintitts adefauitwillbe en t,I ed again$,you DIANE I. WILLIAMS, his wife, beg.nning, all lying In Smnole Of 5351,000 to be dated as of the dale Publish: Oct. i. ins Whittington for the relief demanded In the ,4 Counly. Florid,, and containing . He said he and anolner of delivery. en th denominat of DEE.)t Defendants complaint or petition. I25.ê acres. SI.00Oor any multiple th,,Of but NOTICE ACTION hand nd he of WlTNESSriy e t ua, member of the animal control greater than 510,000, maturing at CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, JR.,acd PARCEL 3: this Court '.n Sq_ .,nber 70. 1975 board visited Alexander various times from itii Ihrough DIANE R. WILLIAMS. his wife. 'COURT SE/LP I' _______________________ at tnt SW corner, SE', of the 2015, bearIng interest payable an Thursday whos, last known address afternoon and ill-_.. WASHINGTON Arthur H. BCCkwith, Jr. — 6liy on the first da,. of September is ill NWE¼ of Sec 33. Twp 20 S. Rng 399 Brittany Circle. Cassetberry, Fla., As Clerk of the Court ll , lheq,c,run N. Odeg O$'07" E for at a rat, not to rxceed the rate and whose present address Is By Cherry Kay Travis aiIowal, by law, and it City 01 IN THE CIR (XMlt, along the W line of said SC unknown. As is to Deputy Clerk Lake Mary Bond Anticipati Not es CUlT COURT FOR PubliSh Sept YOU ARE NOTIFFO that an "'.5ec23.th,,5 ISdeg 24&Oct 1,1,15,1976. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA bED inanamountflotew,.dng53Si action to torecI,se a rnortgo on 'iSS"E.,parallel,othe$ line of the us Th PROBATE DIVISION amoreparticutdrdriptionof the following pcoperty in Semindle NE'., ot Said Sec. 23, for 7100591 It. to NOTICE said File 0 PUBLIC OF Cou nty, Number l533$Cp Bonds and said Water Revenue Division t00mt0,v,t0nc,,i,toue Florida REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF NN on the Bond Anticlation Notes Lot 6, Block "B', SUMMERSET right of led to of FUNDS being IN RE: ESTATE OF Contained In the Complaint filed Longwood Markham Rood It'ence NORTH 5ECTIOI, THREE, a in c . htmt,,' in 30. 1916 these P(Oceediflgs, tc determine the RICHARD 0. SHAP4KLIN along (t',Cf said Curve, haw'ng cordingtolheplat,,of AppliCant; City of Sanford legality 01 the proceedings had and Deceased fl Flat Book IS. oages 76 s its elements a centrai angl, of 21 P.O. Box 1715 NOTICE OF dig. taken in connection therewith, and and a rad 'ib R ecords of Se minole County, ft., Oh'I5" of 1113 25 at Sanford, Florida tr ADMINISTRATION the legality of the 401.774 ft 10 lbi point l Flor$dS (305) 3223151 provisions. ro ALL PERSONS HAVING co venants and agreements filed against you Sfld you tiflOoncv. thence 571 dee. 4)so" F bVn tamed therein, and seek,ng a CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL INTERESTED AGES. has ' Of ?63 ereltedtoser,,acopy0,y0,, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: judgrnenl of Ibis Court Longeood Markt,am Road; On or about October 77, 1575, the written defenses, ii any. to it on ofhe 13FM.ICKE'rr validate OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED th, proceedings for sato id Water City of Sanford will request the WILLIAM A. LEFFLER. III, t nce N. II dig 44' 55" W fo herald Staff Writer 1951 01, it. along , lii's parallel 'o Rtvenue Bonds and said Water IN THE ESTATE: U.S. Plaintiff's attorney, whose addr. into re of Department of Housing and urban YOU ARE Revenue Bond HEREBY NOTIFIED p the N line of Its. NE ' Of Sec 23. BOX 32$, ___________ Anticipation Developm t en to release Federal Sanford, Flcriøa that thi administration of the estate or before October IS. ISiS Tag. 20 S., Rnq 79 E T henc, along .ltin i.Iyan, the administrator and said Water Revenue Bonds and of RICHARD funds under Title I of the Housing 32771 0. SHAN KLl N. the W un, Of the NE ¼ of the SW VaIer Rvønu. Bond Anticipation Community Development Act of and file the originat with the Clerk at the Port of Sanford, said Noteswhen Issued Pursuant ther,to. deceased, File Number 76231Cp, I And 1974 (PL 9331)) for the following this Court eithqr before Service on of Said S.c. 23. Pt, 0 dig QQ 3g.. E. pending in the Circuit Court for for $71 300 ft. to the point of today the notIon of selling the andsaidcompiaint,ot.,Vjngb,en SEMINOLE the plaintiff's attorney or im begin prolect: iresented tu this Court, for entry 04 County. Florida, All lying in Seminoit. County mediately thereafter omerwise a pert to pr TItleS Georgetown Industry an Park Order to Show Cause pursuant to Probate O,yii ion, the address of you Flori default will be entered ogainst da, Containing SI 41 acres Purpose. Recreation is 's itUe tsit stupid." Chapter 75, Florida Statutes, And the Which is Seminole County Co,.,r. (or the relief demanded in Location: Sanford, Seminole, the Ryan made the comment Cou.t being fully advised in the th0u. Sanlord, Florida 32771. The PARCEL 4: Complaint or petition. Florida personal representativeof the estate Beginning at Ihe NE corner of th WITNES3 my na and seat after the Senu1r County premises: Estimated Cost: CS COMBANK WINTER PARK. IT IS ORDERED A D' ntsose address of Secton 73. '' An environmental Review RecOrd this Court-on SegteryZ,er 7th, 1576. SW ¼ of the 11W industrial DOvciopment JUDGED that the State AND jspO Boi 1170 750 of Florida. eid S 00 dig. OS' 02.5" W. along respecting the within project has (Seal) S Orlar,do Av en ue. Winter Park, Authorimy 5C.IDA) asked the through the State Attorney Of the Flori the East tine of said SW i4, 123330 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr been made by the abos'e.narned city da 37119. The name and a ft. to the SE corner of said SW '. of ighteenth Judicial Circuit cunlv cor..mIzsj7n which docu men ts the en vironmental Clerk of the Circuit Court a study dress of the Personal represen lotid,,, and the several propert,. tat One NW '.. thence S00 org BY: Cherry Kay Trsvl review of the project. Thu En 37' to look into U pAibility Of owners. tieirg eve's attorney are Set forth below. W. along tne East line of Deputy Clerk and citizens of vironmenlal 'P'e NW i ReVI,W Afi Record is on persons Claims Sf:U(flfl the po and 1:ig funds having Of or the the State Of Florida induding Publish: Sept. 10. I?, 21. Oct. I, l57 SW ¼ of sa. file the above addr ess and c?ion 23. aeiI,ands against the estate are available for to criute a more aggressive noniesidents owning properi or reg',,red. 37S.i0 ft thence Pt *9 dig 46' 00" public esamina tion OED.52 WITHIN THREE Subiect to taxation therein, ar all and copying, upon req'est, W. P4raliei to tn Norttu Line of said intry.'eekjr entity. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF others having or claiming any rig NW '4o1 the SW',, i)l 445ff 10 the The City of Sanford will ht THE JJj and title or FIRST PUBLICATION OF interest in property tO be West line of Said Setl*n 23. llsence the proiect described abcwe with (ted in any way thereby, be and THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk uncor.x't pi' ipcfa," Ryan I N Co dig 0317" E alo ng the West Bloct Grant funds from thu the above u.s. INTHECIRCUIT COURT IN AND line of said Section hereby — Department of Housing and Urban FOR 73. 1101 90 It. to said. On Thursday, SCIDA I hey arendeach required to slatenenf 01 any court claim a orWritten demand SEMINOLE COUNTy, the NW (orn of said Sw aPPeara Show couse,f any there they Development (MUD), World '1 of the under have Title i FLORIDA. may have.rechciajrn1 directors voted far the study be, before this Court On the 15th day rn 1, NW hence S *9 dig 4503" E of Huuing and Community CASE NO. 76'ItIS.(A.ft.A writing and must indicate tts. of , November, 1976. ry ftør motion by Georges }firy at 3.00 o'clock Slong (heNor thIlne ofsaldSW , Of Development Act of 1511. for the claim. the name and The Cityof BANK OF PALM BEACH & TRuST the NW ¼, 131652 ft. to P.M in t he Chams t Sanford Is certifying to MUD Point nf us oddrss of th, creditor or Jersigned that COMPANY, a Florida banking Beginning encompejn S 430 hi5 agent Sanford and Warren E. Knowiet, Sc.. Laurent said the study wiU Cn?y Ccurthous. JuJge al (he Seminole or attorney, and the a.',iount in corporation, as Tr.tee. white rs th acres kth deS in the City of his Official capacity alned. if the ciaim IS not yet due. city Plaintifl, -'Itields, Why the pro Manager, consent to accept the VS. up the dale when it will OCCOme due .'omplaint ais.cj PARCIL 5. po Sfould not be lurisdicilon of tte proceetis the Federal courts 11 SHAKER ul be stated If ttse claim Thurud;y VALE. INC-. a dissolved th an action is brought to enforce for hick to the West Florida corporation, at Cl, taxpayers. In adwt Remu, Bonds and said contingent o unllquIdat, the r*SpOn$ibllitiu In relation Inf, fni SE 'j nature en. 01 the Fredeick U. Wills dition, SCIDA oFficials say anitcipation notes an Water 0'Iendants, of Sect uncertainty Shall be vironmental reviews, decision. loWnihip 30 SOVIn. stated. If the claim NOTICE OF ACTION is S.cs,ed, ih vvenue Bonds and bond wruen Rang, Et, s $60,000 a C37 UI race track making, arid action; and t ha t th in the dig. so' i' A THE STATE Op FLORIDA TO; 'Aued Pursuant thereto Should not Security shall be describtd I IOu It It from the N responsibilities have been satisfied secreta.7's shuttle diplomacy to soulbern Nit& could be turned back 0 b validated W corner of Tbeclaim4rit VALERIE B 011115 Shall deliver sulfic lent , one of and Ihe West the legal " nIirmag as copiet of f the SE ' of said section Affect Of the certification IS surviving Directors and Trustfiiii the conununity, iad ta es Phereln pr ayed . (he claim t the Clerk to al approval, the CIty 04 SHAKER enable thi clerk to trail One cnpy to that AND IT VALE, INC. an to tne ft to a point On the West IS FURTHER OR. Sanford may use the Bk Grant costs1 right Of pirson represen tative, unknown, assigns, SQcCe$n in Way Iin RED AND ADJUDGED th fun, Of the I at thiS an MUD will have fh port cod be Order to Show Cause be satisf led Interest, trust,,,, or any th Markham All persons interested in the es tate o its responsibilities undir tne persons pUblished in to whom a Road, thence S 2$ aeg 53'Os' V. tIocres1'si. COPY of this Nol ice Of ire manner reouir,d ' or intitles claiming by, 1)3021,. along s.cti National Environmental Policy Act thruu, Ufidef Or Administration has been mailed are the West rigr't ol way AIE !ywiotnted 1tg the pertstill i 04. FIor;da Statutes. l Ph? 'vqu,red, ,w i Said Longwd dtCet VALE, INC. (AP — Thp Ob. Mjrkhm WI tHIN tvenu,g Herald, a fliwIpaper THREE jectionfoits road, thenc. P4 U aeg 5)' 11" approval Of the reIes, la WAX)f',Ieral ioan. gtn*ra You are heqe MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of notified that n Cifcu'ation published p497 It to a point on In* Welt funds and acceptance of In, a(t,on has been fled against you by Und Iry Cf the In THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF certificationonly if it Is en oneof tne the West ',Of ttse SE . THIS NOTICE. BANK OF PALM BEACH & #said boon AND folileany objections following bases: I's l?yn.n ra . He says S ectgn3J. thence No dig Se' IT iS FURTHER OR. they may have that challenges tne O., TRUST COMPANY, bE a Florida E too 00 it to with (a) T '' ' ha t In* sen4, Certification was not banking corporation, as RED AND ADJUDGED that by validity of the decedent's will, fIst ifs S(H Pvsl'1ton Irst, in Seqinniçsg, containing a of fs Crder fict executed r.2,&' '4;)its rdtIm'/erted to ceevtv and m acres,1 ualif1cat ionS' of the personal Executive Officer or by the Chief Ihi ba'. Intiltid cause, ana you more owners, fa-atns, and or eu Other ofticer of are required to s,r I reprewnta,iyr. or Inc venue copy Of Ot WIl my hand jctht but'tj kbce'Jics.s I Simifgl, County decrease the NE.Ss applicant approved by MUD, or te iurisdicti if t'e Court. wnitlen lnswtr and ae md the of of F toridn, IncludIng (b if a, saii Court that applicant's 5t Seminole County, ains ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND ll I ViTe5Idents O.vslng en to it Ofl STEPHEN J. $OZSRTH, Sanfont. °toridj, day O , tts. Properly Or OBJECtIONS NOT SO FILED vironmental review record for the Esquire, Plaintiff's attorney, whos, Septembor '976 3f West 1 sut'Iect to 'aca'.ai therein, ojecf ind:cat a nd CII bi omi'sisslon 04 a address is Suit e 60 •Bitii WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 1 • others havi 1, CP4A Tower, ISEAL) ng cr cIimlng an right, TUX Port bu Aot,l rnI116o required decision, finding, or step Post Office Box iiii, 'i4ndo, Date of the first PubliCItii titlC or irterec ifl Property fl, vf hiS IppIiCaol to the project In the dark ,is i Arthur H BlCkwitfl, Jr. And, Ryan to he Notice of AdmInistration: Sep tOrida 322. on or before October aIfed by He 5CflC5 of it envmronmentai review PrOCSU, is goGs :-Clerk 01 the Circuit Court ,ember 31. 1915, 35th, 1975, and (0 fIle th, Orlg,nal deral revenuebonds.n4bond Objedidns icipa,lon must be propared 6nd lherof By Mlttha T Vihln such COMANK WINTER PARK cothing — With the Clark of t w4i iu4 t, &3 'construction notes or to be affected iSi f%y *Iy Court submitted in accordance with the Deputy Clerk s Rocjer U. Nix on . either before Service thereby, be on PlalntIff and t raguIre Procedure 1)1 CFR Part sciii PubliSh Sept 21& Oct 1,1, 1$, )9/ g u.ntil at the pv.'t he y are made Ltt art we goIn pirtle3def,,1 Vice Prudent and ,j to this pro(ee,rq SiC. and may be addressed to MIlD attorney or immedi,,l,I thereafter DED i20 &4td1 Snlor ttiii everyone expt'c L1.'e TrusI Officer 3,r'4flt . O3rcr IC) I Md ('sat (ni C,us: shall have Peachtree Street. NW., — As Personal Repreianl,,l1v T'VV iitt;' V f;.ebir?" I l'1risrlon Of them to the vIm, Atlanla, Georgia 10305 Objection, 04 the Efn' of titer' es f named as defendants tolhereleaseoff und3on bases other in is Wjonceivable Ibtit aiy RICHARD C SHANKLIN &_ i 1111 1 d Complaint 4n'4 Personally than hose slated abov, will not be _______ •P0.ItJV people would sell a'i Process in this ______________________________ Considered by MUD No obiectogi cause ATT'n,ir.j ro PERSONAL ' flt port 'wtthrity," Rye., i)Of'iF received after October 22, eli will OROEPEU IA REPHESEI4ITATIVE Friday, Octobor i, 19 7Voi. 69, No. Chem., a: Sd,:'ord. Semnct becons,der ed by MUD i ROEpT HUNK ; APILLER IC PuhlistuedOa,f IndSun.y.,,c,,t51t,,, County, Fior:ca, Ibis ZltPu day 0. Sam Ackley, The Sn,rd Herald In', CLA (U, man Jim Iaiel $pt'ber, Suite 230 Creald, Mali iiii 4* $ 1576 Acting Cily Manager ! 32711, 11 Fr&,,ch Ave Smnl,d Aion,a a? t, Andrew. . '(enn,j, _)s , , M Lefller City 01 Slnford will Winter P,,i rte, 3fln 1976 Seco1 Class PosSae Pied eqmw~ 11 * 41 Saiuf. C(C4• Ugf Po Box 177$ Flc(,d* )p'I ril H.nt' ø,'Iu,rr 55 'fepnone FluCh Ott I. 0, IS, 22. 97o SanfOrd, FIrida Jflhi ': . . ' J'ubI,sh Sept 74 & Oct I. ins IC) L1 M.l Inc , s,, ,, DL'E Publish Oct I 1515 I i4 .1% h),nt bED 173 M,'h Si :o A' 1.5. 5 A'fli % 514 .) I DEE 12 ..v.' .. . . I ' "I Premiums Orlando,$0in Tallahassee, $60 "We expect a vigorous effort would be more effective against policies it they take advantage 1110.00042D,11)(110. . It?.] I", South Of the Northwest Auto Insurance to track down fraud will have a fraud than Individual corn- of all the reductions. Motorists can contact their i . Legal Notice res acting the within project has reversion and Clerk of the Circuit Court reversions, beeW1 u1edC remainder and remainders, rents, Sir: 5: Martha T.Vilslsn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE thdocumenhe.n,sentsl Issues And profits thereat, And IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND Deputy Clerk in? EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. pØ 01th01ec' and m0ref ciudiflg,butnotltmitedto,alio,,p., SEMINOLE COUNTY GREGORY, COIIRS, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. Sets the reasons why such ripap'lin rights, rights of access, • PANiELLO A JOHNSON COUNTY, FLORIDA StalemerIt is itof required. ThIs eqresi, and Ingress and usage of a CASE NO. N.1U3.CA4S.p Attorneys for Plaintiff CASE NO. 1'1$44.CA43A Environmental Review to th LIftie Wekiva River. Toget hef Exchange Natlonl Sank PAUL J. McCLURE and FRANCES THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. a T. Record is flit it rt' Iboy, ed will al' leases and contracts of, or Building MCCLURE, his wife, municIpal corporation and public and fs available for 2VtiIC affecting, the said mortgaged PlaIntiffs, 510 Florida Avenue body corporat, and Doiltic of naminatian and copying, upon Property, and all rents coming i1u Tamps, Florida Seminole County, Florida, request, at the city Managirs thereunder whether as a result Of JOSEPH 0. ADDISON and JOsepti PA. Panlello Plaintiff. Offir., bi'v'ern the t'.' o' 5:30 p3zs.a; f time, default, 11th Oct. 1, 3, IS. 22, •')"E.LE K. ADDISON, i,;s wife. or other. vs. AM. and 5:00 P.M. EF. wise. Def.nthnts. _ THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and the No further environmental review NOTICE OF CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE Taxpayers. Property Owners and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII' of such project proposed to be LESS the Property described as FORICLOSURESALI Citizens thereof and of Sem inole NOTICE is hereby given thiat, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE conducted, prior to the request for Parcels I, 7. 3. 1. and S below: County, Florida, raises. of Federal funds. Including pursuant to an COUNTY, FLORIDA. rnresldents owning property or Summary Judgm Order of Final All interested agencies, groups PARCEL I: en t of Foreclosure CIVIL ACTION No. 11NS.CA...A subject to taxation therein, and persons dIugrIng wIth this Seginatapolntonthe North lineof entered In the above.captloned MURPHY JAMES and JUDITH K Defendants action, i will JAMES. his wife, ak a JAMES decision are Invited * hp submit Section 73, Township 30 South, ll the property VALIDATION OF $3S4,000 CITY OF situated in Seminole County. MURPHY and JUDITH K. MUR. wriftencommen rconsideranon Range 25 East, laid poInt being 33 LAKE MARY WATER REVENUE Florida, descrIe by the City to the City Manager. feet West of the Northeast corner PItY, his wile, as: BONDS of AND BOND AN Lot 3. less that Part beginning Plaintiffs, Such written comments should be the NW ¼ of NE '. of said Section TICIPATIONNOTES Reduce (Ap) — policies. The Insurance Depart- by Insurance Commissioner vided Floridians may now take ad- ment says the law also has oth- Pull Ashier to give his depart- only for positions, he said ings are In areas of coverage all thc ioo deductible for collision iiiotorlsts wuld consider an, said that SO per ceit of all 12 would he filled in the motorists are now required to insurance to $500. '.vardag of aut whether they want to lower that auto Insurance cues are settled er bfjt ment a r capflfty jj Ri at- ey months. They would in- have. The rest Is in law which Indintry officials An average adult driver In protection to $lO,O0O.$, 000, for less than the new $10,000 Optional tempt to halt fraudulent pay- chide a staff In Miami, where coverages. The law also sets up for Miami, now paying $604 for full considering the skyrocketing minimum. predlict can save some motor- first time a Division of Fradu- ments, which insurance can- charges of fraud have been One reduction available to all protection, could save $166 by medical costs and the growing Steinbert also said the InsurIs up to 27 per cent on the cost lent Claims, which will check on panles claim are coating them particularly rampant. conies In bodily injury liability lowering his coverage in all of premiums. number of law suits over acazice company has a IeéaI ob. questionable or suspicious millions of dollar& The work Insurance industry officials insurance, which is being re- four areas. cidents. ligation to try to settle t1w cue me law, passed by the 1q76 claims pointed out by Insurance will be supported by a tax on the say motorists aaoas the state duced from a required mliiindustry, Savings In other parts of the 0 egislature to revise no-fault companies. The lower minimum will within the liability limits you will be able to save 26 to 27 per mum of 115,000.430,000 u state would range from . auto insurance, goes into effect in mean t the insurance co flman said such an agency cent of the current cost of their minlmwn in effect un'iI carry. Legal his "Hollywood Chimps," said today that he arrived too lat Thursday night at the county Pound near Five Points tO Otto alive. "They wouldn't even letmeseehisbocIy,"Mez ' the first swine flu NDON May FrIds, Oct. I, I-3A Sad, Fl. TALLAHASSEE Homing and Urben Development to South 14 of the E I Of Section 27, retiue Federal Funds IHntSV Title I lying East of Little Wekiva River, Itia, ______ Act of ff71Community (FL 53353) The SW ¼ Of the NE ¼ West Development _ used thefallowliq prct: L0wond Markham Road. w ', SE 1.o West of Longwood markharn Title: Georgetown Purpose: Recreation Location: Sanford, Seminole Law 'Iew i j _____________________________ Notice By The As"dill edP—ss il Evening HiraM, Not1ci cagesat his rural Geneva home sometime next week, diagnosed the disease as a Suit for foreclosure environment and Accordingly, the 32 rods East and West in NW cor,,, sherlfrs said a report on the kidney infection, pending the against the following described aow. for his performing chimps. nam, City has decided nto oINW¼olNW".in Section 25; property. topwit: autopsy findings Is expected results of blood Alexander saidhe feels Lot 51. THE COLONNADES prepare an Environmental Impact Stateraient unsc the National En. North h of NE ¼ in Sect Ion 31 sometime next week. THIRD SECTION according to the cages meet state specifications Otto was returneti t vlronmental Policy Act of INS (Pt. plat thereof as recorded In Plat 5het' Sgt. Charles pound en Coffee t ti All in Township 20 South. Rang, t t he Inspected in "appar tly stable i. P•Qe 55. Piflc RCOI'de Sock S1ltO). ° The re for such decision nsf East. lying in Seminole County, by officials (run the state reported that county employes ___ condifi n" ther states and Seminole County, Florida. to prepare such Statement are as Florida. DO NE AND ORDERED Game and Fish Commission, gave Otto cardiac massage and was checked by attendants follows: Sanford County of Seminole State of Alexander, a native of mouth4o.mouth resuscitation "every 10 or 15 mInutes." Ths proposed project will create TOGETHER with and singular Ip, Florida, this 25th day Of September more open space and upyads the tenements. hereditam.nts, and Austria who says he bought 56 — 1q15. environment, appurtenances thereto bilonging, or ____________________ acres near Geneva seven years agoaohecoWdbreedan.iJ An Environmental Record In anywise appertaining, and the Arihur H. S.ckwltf,. Jr. I ______________________ Sleeves Rolled. Up Today ~ Q ttc diagnostic laboratory in W WednesdaY morning and was Kissiminee for an autopsy. r THE Casi set newcagesand the in effortatouveejfl ChItflP four chimps at Geneva. after he coliasped last night. "We found the cages In exCoffee said Whittingion was ceUentconthUon and every pr ants Jcateutat happy and contented chimps the chimp had been mistrailed Out there," WhItUngton saIdL In any way. Meanwhile, Otto's body has The sheriff's report filed bY been taken to the state Coffee related that Otto beefilmile SOX0 In construCting new autopsy findings is expected could delay final congressional aournment. Both the House and Senate hoped to biainess today and adnrn or the year to allow time for some political campaigning. Garn, a Utah Reptthllcan, claims the auto Industry needs a longer ptponement. 1 tiw, ()f L) ec N THE CIRCUIT COUNT Legal L.gd Notice . / :,. - 4 ea. t . 11 ' ._ , . '''T matching pull-over tops. Sizes 1 " / 1" .)1,' .1.: •' .' L ~ ~) P, At all - 3 Penney stores I ' , Artiican means Brit h as care, shoe.j and are, cheaper, and oontinue to be orfcesj o up, as _______________________________ __________ them to.' tys St ' ' '' _____________________________________________________ , , . I' - ' __________ DISCOVER I77 ' ' _________ BICENTENNIAL ________ MeE ' MERICA , , , IIL ir '\ I ____________ ' ' - ' SANFORD PLAZA . Open 10a.m. tat p.m. Monday Cata thru Saturday Open Sunday t:WtOS;OOp.m. Center Ph. 322.02 Store Ph, 23I3T0 -. ..-., ... - . mew it - . WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 10a.m. 10 9p.m. Mond ' irj Sa turday Open Sunday 1:00 tO3:10p.m, Catalog Center Ph. 44444 Store Ph. 617.433) to i?.m Tues., W*d., Thf4rS. nd Si,. OP*fl5:30a.m.tg$;7gp.m Mond and Friday Op.nS:!oa.m. Store Ph 541-4110 , , - _____ 1. ....... ctiem, a- --- I('.t' 'sI.'li.7 I t.'4'' ,-. ..'.'." ,... ;_' K wl~ , 1, - ç%....:s' hf, " , h 4,. j , 7 S . i. ',' ,J•( S LpI,„41/ I' ll R4 TA f' (c' t' s5tAj,'2 t 11.1 If I ' i it' '14' �EwningHenild 300 N FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 30537276)) or 83)9993 WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN Editor WILLIAM 0 CURRIE. M.nagnQ Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Direc tor lIiiit, I)i.Iivt's Wet.k. 5 t'inb; Mi'Ilth. $!.40: 6 Minhtis. $11.20; Vi.ir. $13.40. ih M,sil In Fliridia 'atiiv as htme dvlivi•r MI .thrr mail: Month. 11170. 6 Months. 116.20; 12 Months. 1.12.40. Medical Programs 9_ ____ _____ ' e.'_!. The Clock By ED :1 Sandra a Glenn, miracle warier train Altamonte Springs. At least It seemed Counclhnan Glenn was a miracle worker when she argued the Seminole County Commission out 01 $17,500 to pay for cleanup of a lake In South Seminole. Hopefully, It's a miracle, unlike walking on water whithmany hope will occ1ffagain someday. that will not happen a second time. The reasoning Is that there's no earthly reason the commission should grant $17,500 of the total taxpayer kitty to pay to rid one l28acre lake of "noxiousweeds." Not when most all lakes in Seminole County exist In a similar state of weeddom. But Tuesday's commission decision, for the most part, will benefit only lakeside dwellers who roost nearby Lake Orients. These same lakefront owners will not be asked to chip In on the p0,000 weederadication program. The state will be asked to pay, as will the city and county. But because Lake Orients has public acce Around Friday, Octobw 1, 1976—IA pmcxErr Need Treatment The exposure of fraud and abuse in the Medicaid program by a Senate subcommittee is troubling. ft is obvious that many patients are getting lesa benefit from the 10-year-old program of health care for the needy than they should, and a few doctors are getting more benefit from the program than they should. It must be emphasized at the outset that most physiclars caring for Medicaid pa tients are honest. More than half the total amount of Medicaid f unth r received by all physicians goes to a mere 7 per cent of these doctors and It is this small group that 4 either practices in o oPerates the Medicaid mills where the fraud and abuse were found. Medicaid went into operation in 1966 at the same time as Medicare. Medicaid is for citizens too poor to pay for health care. It Is administered by the state and local governments in much the same way that many welfare programs are administered, Medicare is available to all citizens 65 or older, regardless of income level. It is administered by the federal government. Doctors' fees are con. trolled under Medicare, as they are under Medicaid, but there is nothing to stop a doctor from charging more than the form ula permits and collecting the difference from the patient. In the case of Medicaid, the patients can't afford to pay any more. Many doctors refuse to accept Medicaid patients because the fees are too low. That tends to f unnel them into the Medicaid mills, where services are often overprovided in order to compensate for the low fees and increase income, and where the quality of care suffers account of the rush to handle as many patients possible. It is obvious that for many poor people, 1Medicaid has fa iled to make available to th em what it promised when it was launched that is the kind of "mainstream" health care given middle-class Americans by doctors and hospitals. This fIlure results from defects which are fundamental to the Mediid system as presently org 1ize.ItIsuplike)ythattheywjllbecurefJby mere tfr ering iith the system. Fundamental reform is probably going to be necessary. The next Congress Isgoing to have to take a long and thoughtf ul look at such reform, 1 1. ' - New Model I The Swedish "model" of socialism has been written and talked about for so long that it will be stimulating to follow the remodeling that may now be in More. The recent election which turned the Social Democrats out of office after 40 years has revealed that the taxes and burea ucracy of the most wellintentioned welfare Mate can fin,ally inspire rebellion In the people It Is supposed to acne. 'flpe socialism of the Western European democracies has never been as radical as those systems which are called socialism In Communist countries. Sweden's Social Democrts under Otot Palme appear to have drifted so far toward the complete submergence of the Individual in their policies that a majority of Swedes could see that what was emerging was not so much socialism as collectivization. Defeated leftists In Sweden are saying that the election IS part of a conservative trend throughout the Western world, Maybe ills, although the recent gains by Communist parties in France and Itlay suggest otherwise. One thing is reasonably certain that relations between Sweden and the United States should Improve. Quite apart from any social or economic philosophies different from ours, Palme's government had gone out of Ita way to side with Cuba, North Vietnam and others in villifying the United States. Thorejoern Faclidin, leader of the center coalition and No.1 prospect for premier, Is believed to be fairmintied enough to reject that aspect of Mr. Palme's foreign policy, - £vealn $era, $ufsrd Fl. _ homeowners won't be asked for one red cent. The theory that a public lake allows all county residents visitation rights Is a boondoggle. The rights are there, but who wants, or mayhaps can even afford, to drive to Altamonte to boat around on a lake that has been cleaned up through the expenditure of public funds? Thank Messrs. Mike Hattaway, Harry Kwlat. kowskl and Sid Vftden Jr. for the$17,500 giveaway. That's not to say that the county's lakes don't need a pollution control and weed cleanup program. Most Seminole lakes need that, not just one In the south. Commissioner Dick Williams repeatedly has argued for a countywide program, one that would require lakeside dwellers to contribute a little hard cash to even out the fact that residents not lucky enough to live on a lake have to pay for cleanup of lakes for those residents whose homes are perched near enough to provide a scenic watery view, But wider the present boondoggle It's doubtful Levi Gave Prosecutor Ford Data that's going to happen. Williamopposed Mrs. Glenn's proposal. As did County Commissioner John Klmheough. I live on Bear Lake. And, lately, the water Is beginning to looka little hazy. Wonder If Hattaway, Kwiatkowski and Vihien would shift a little taxpayer cash out my way. Live on a lake? If so, why not write the three Democrats to inquire lf perhaps they wW shift some money yo ur way, too. Here's an even better Idea. If you live other than In Altamonte, why not Invite Mrs. Glenn as your representative. She did a wonderful selling Job for the city of Altamonte. And why shouldn't she? She was fighting for her city and Its residents: that's what she was elected to do. One must oftentimes wonder what some county commissioners were elected to do. Unless it was to disburse taxpayer money in some of the surd manners possible. I I i. RAY CROM L E Y Defendant __ ___ ____ Mandel ___ ___ _____ ___ ,U , Solutions ____ Hangs On I , , IV I .. 4h, 1 "JIMMY CAR rEA can Ifrunk about lust cant You Thl aboo( Iut?' - why rnrifiare0 Voitirail Their debate on foreign policy Is less than a week away, and Jimmy Carter and President Ford are using different tactics to tart, attention toward their stands on world affairs. Carter, continuing a strategy that has had him moving briskly about the country, was Northeast on Thursday, where he attacked Ford's pol. ides in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Ford continued IllS strategy of remaining at home In Washington where he Minister Arrested, Charged With Murders Of Wife, Son CLEARWATER (Al') A Methodist minister has been charged with murdering his wife and son with a but knife while another son looked on. The Rev, Mitchell G. Florence, 45, of Friendship United Methodist Church, was charged Thursday with two counts of firstdegree murder for the deaths of his wife, Nanette . anti hic JULJLU son, Mark. Police, responding to a disturbance call, said the Rev. Florence was covered with blood when he answered the door. Officers said the two victims had been repeatedly stabbed with a butcher knife, later found In the house. Authorities said another son, a 13-year-old boy whose name was not released, apparently witnessed the incident and fled to a neighbor's house. The neighbors called police, The motive for the double slaying was not immeidately known. . __ BLTIMORE Such is the condition of politics In America that the criminal trial of the governor of Maryland is ho hwn. Marvin Mandel Is charged with 21 counts of fraud and rackiteerhig, he Is accused of misusing his of fi ce and of accepting bribes, but so what' We've seen it an before, many times before. The official calm in the face extrune adversity; the official denies suspLc1om. The official smiles broadly and talks of vindication. The official holds hands with wife as he walks from th e courtroom and surroundi himself with friends and employes who swear by God he never did a dishonest thing in his life. -• ____________ . - .1 . ". . _______. .______ .. ____. ____ of (___ ______ _____ ______ .. _j, , ,•., . . _____ 101 . _______ ,'b 75 . . . ___ ' _____" ______ • IQ ____ _ 11 . ____ ____ - '- It - ".'. - . In this casi, however, the unshockable public is witnessing something no vel In the ma tter of indicted politicians. Mandel's trial may go on for three or four months, buthels refusing to give up hs executive authority. He says he will go to court Monday through Thursday, then run the affairs of state on the weekends. Fraud counts aside, he's still governor arid he'll do as he pIea.es, thank you. . - ______ ____ , ____ . - _____ __ SI' ___ _____ - \ _____ It is, for sure, not the first time an cifice holder has clung to power In spite of legal mortifi cations. Legions of public men have defendants and of ficials at th e same time. Dale Anderson, the former county executive of Baltimore, htc f'l power through a trial here for extortlor. and tax evasion. More recently governor of West VrgTh1a Arch Moore, held power while h,ehij acqulted of exortlon. Yet the Anderson trial lasted six weeks, and Moore's vus over in U days. The novelty of Mandel's situation is that he will be in control and in court frcxTi early autumn into winter, the busiest season In Maryland government. Budget work is due to begin next month, for example, which billion date tax dollars will be established by a suspected crook. Needed . _____ remains Serious I - ____________ ______ - ________ __________ _________ _____ ____ _______ ___ WASHINGTO. (NEA)— For all their claims, neit he r Jimmy Carter nor Gerald Ford has put the hard thinking into reducing unemployment, inflation and taxes we should expect of serious presidential candidates. They're advocating more of the quick fixes, grandolse programs and economic theories which have consistently failed . Mr. Ford's theme, on the one hand, Is steady as you go—which means in essence that if we wait the rroblern will go away. On the other hand, he relies almost solely on controlling the money s upply, a one-pronged approach quest ioned even by Arthur Burns of the Federal Reserve Board. And Jimmy Carter's proposals tend to smack l thnee blue-sky stock schemes which nourish from time to tim e or fizzle out In generaliti es which make it all too clear he has not thought the probl ems tliroih. With the over-all efficiency of U.S. in dustry growing at a mall's pace as compared with its potential, with growing domestic shortages of raw materials for which our laboratori es are not finding substitutes with sufficient rapidity, with our schools falliui behind In the teaching of the basic and Inteliectut.l skills req uired for industry end for life, we ere dearly gradually moving Into an economy In which heavy taxes, unbearable unemployment and high prices will be the rule rath er than the exception permanently. Which me'.ns we need less talk about sex and morv from the candidates about how we are to insure that we will be able to earn our daily bread. Cars well Pleads, Fined JOHN CUNNIFF Pa use That Distresses 111 It For there are critical steps the government NEW YORK i AP) For some of the Investors play it safe; businessmei; !ower their can tue. I have just come from a meeting of men nn Itcpuhicun candidates this is the pause that dis ivals. men from government, industry and tresses. The pause is economic, which translated the universities, where it was agreed that lbc pause now appea l-s to be Just that, a means jobs, prices and homes, and what could be .' temporary slowing of economic activity. But private business didn't need help to increase efficiency and to expand production so as to more important than these? should It be prolonged several months For Some months it appeared these might not probably will asswn&' more It produce more join. What industry needs, they a different name, perhaps be among the major issues at all, because the "malaise." suggested most empha ti cally, was less counterappearance was that of a recession fading Into productive interference and red tape. The unacceptability of the development is What then? history, there to be buried, if possible, and Some participants reported on surveys which obvious. Ci tizens are entitled to have their afthis point in the economic cycle, the outlook pointed strongly to a quickly forgotten. series of 16 negative fairs directed by officers who do not spend most President Ford even campaigned on his seems to be vu"ied as fairly good, Judging from government policies which discouraged the of their time defending themselves In court. random review of stock market letters, the venture capital needed economic record, which he viewed as one of to start new busin esses Besides, there is the humiliation of It. Mandel steadily (ailing prices, rising employment, bank economic forecasts, and the "con cntlal" and to modernize the old. There is, they reporhimself sus pended a government officer last falling interest rates and a stead if slow course reports to clients from private economists, ted, no shortage of new Ideas, or of men willing year when the man was charged with embezzling But as a pause continues, these forecasters, no and anxious to expand toward stability. and build. Nor even a sta te funds; Mandel said the suspension was for matter how committed they are to an shortage Now that the recover) has of capital. Only a fear to Invest because the good of Maryland, and it was. lost thought some oftoitS ilionlentuju, a lot of fears that were beeconomically restrained. A vigoro'mz future, beccme more of what the gover nm ent Is now doing to private Most gove rnment executives i.i most states good many forecasters, you sinking from consciousness are surfacing again, not see, do business and apprehension as to what can be suspended for similar reason.i. But as for like to take chances. It demonstrates again that neither party can Washington would do next. governors, there Is simply no one to do the claim to control the economy. Observations of old forecasts generally show suspending. In Maryland a chief executive can In the end, whatever we think of one parWhen the pause begun it was hardly feared. It that those who crystal bull the economy or the ticular firm or Industry or another, the reductn be relieved of duty only by his own authority. In was, we were told, the nost natural of occur- stock market or other cyclical events are great of unemployment, the Increases in wagc, we other states, such as West Virginia, the conrences; economic recoveries never proceed in a 'n the straightaway but poor on calling the turns, need to meet the increasingly heavy costs ol It stitutlons do not provide for temporarily straight line: a slowdown is healthy: a slowdown While it is probably too great an assumption to living and the Broadening of the relinquishment of gubernatorial power, hence tax hose to take prolongs the advance. say the general public knows this, it Isn't too some of the load from the even if a governor wished to step aside for a time shoulders of in. Now the pause is getting old, and some of the much to suggest that instincts tell he is not by law authorized to do it. them this is so. dividuals and families must come from the indicators suggest it will remain with us longer And therefore, it seems, they might discoiLd government doing those things Why such nonsense? Because the authors of which help inthan we had hoped. And, as if gray economic promises of future good fortune. many state constitutions simply did not foresee a crease private production efficiency and not news isn't had enough, a pause generates If this is so, it leaves them contemplating the doing time when governors would be dragged in speculation, and those those things which discourage output and old fears return, here and now, winch is being spattered by some reasonable profits. disgrace to court. Perhaps also the framers One of the tragedies of such fears is that they poor economic news and some that might be For profits, as noted above, are the pot we believed honorable gentlemen would remove theniselvt.s are a deterrent to recovery. Fearful called neutral, but relatively little that can be workers must themselves from office in s uch instances. dip into for our jobs, for Increased conswiiers delay purchasing big ticket Items: called bullish, wages and pensions. TALLAHASSEE (Al') G. Harrold Carswell, aone.time Supreme Court nominee who was accused of making homosexual advances to an undercover police officer, has been convicted of a battery charge. Officials said Thursday that Carswell had app('.red before Leon County Judge Hal McClamma the day before, pleaded no contest, was adjudicated guilty and was fined $100. A second 46 charge of attempting a lewd and lascivious act was dropped, State Atty. Harry Morrison said it's standard procedure to drop a lesser offense when a defendant is convicted of a more serious charge, Black Police Squad Formed ST. PETERSBURG (Al') A special squad of black undercover police officers has been created in St. Petersburg in an effort to fight what Police Chief Mack Vines calls "black on black" crime. "I think that Is one of the finest things that could happen" said Rev. Enoch D. Davis, pas. tor of the Bethel Community Baptist Church. "I'm sorry that I cannot say that it's not true blacks are committing crimes against blacks," The Rev, Davis added. "Whatever way that can be stopped, he (Vines) will have the cooperation of the ministers and the citizens." - - 'q was medina foreign mInlitri Shevin Seeks Suit Dismissal TALLAHASSEE (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has urged a judge to dismiss a former state senator's suit aimed at knocking Gov, Reubn Askew's proposed Sunshine Amendment off the Nov. 2 ballot. Circuit Judge James Joanos was expected to rule today on Shevin's motion to dismiss the suit by Charles Weber of Fort Lauderdale, Askew said at a news conference Thursday that he was confident his amendment will be upheld by the courts. - Orlando Men Are Charged TALLAHASSEE (AP) Four Orlando men have been charged with fraud and improper securities sales in what Comptroller Gerqd Lewis says is another part of a mas,ive land securities fraud. State Atty. Robert Eagan filed the charges in Orlando Thursday. The four men were accused of bilking investors through the sales of securities on an Orlando development, Castle hills Estates. The four charged in Orlando were identified as John Schofield, Ralph L. Orr, William A. Canty and James T. Robinson. - ,.. -1 ... in f. We Money Put To Flight SEPTEMBER 30 ADMISSIONS Sanford: 16 Sharon Bass Sarah N. Burgess Levoisa Hartley Gladys I.. Hofrnan Agnes C. ftunphrey Charles W Kelley A. Moye Carrie Smith George E. Wells George Jarhalos, Altanmonte "Springs Chester A. Carpenter. IkBary Gladys I. Henry, DeBary Mary E. Fuller, 1)eltona Russell If. Terwetlo, Deltona ltona Fern E. Benedict, Lake Mary Huykr Kingman, Orange City ' BIRTHS Sa nf ord: Mr. & Mrs. Ro be rt tArmi a girl Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Joyce Shupp, a boy r)ISCIIAH(;Es Sanford: Levolsa Hartley Helen P. Kelly Kathryn Lephew Bennie L. Mills Delmnuse Oglesby Jr. Alice Singletary Christopher Willette Dorothy C. Howell, DeBary Clare M. I.&'ggett. Deltona Irwin W. Ohman, Deltona Louis Sever, Deltona harry E. Gilmore, Lake Mary 1alph U. Ilardiui, Orange City Ruby Singletary, Orange City Louis A. Romnano, Bronx, N.Y. been no openness because there's a lot to be concealed." In Boston, Carter rapped the sale of offensive missiles to Saudi Arabia and Ford's SPproach to the Arab boycott of U.S. firms that do business with Israel. He said If he is president an oil em bargo by Saudi Arabia orotheroil-producerswlulrjng retaliation in the fcwin of an embargo on sales of all U.S. goods to that country. In regard to any Arab boy'colt, he said id it Is "a disgrace at the Whit House prosecutor Charles Huff. But Ford's problems with a The department spokesim federal Investigation Into his said Tyler at the time was u congressional campaign I I- sure whether the allegations I nances kept surfacing. Ford volveci Ford. had been under pressure from "The allegation was th Carter and from Democratic there might have been son vice presidential nominee Sen. violation of the election law Walter Mondale to meet with some laundering of money Ui reporters and answer qi;estluns was used as contributions about the special prosecutor's Kent County or Grand Rapids probe of records of the GOP or- Tyler said, according to U ganizatlon in Ford's home ills- spokesman. trict in Michigan. Published reports have sa So at a quickly called news the unidentified Informant to] conference Thursday, Ford the FBI that Ford illegally d vowed to reporters that he had verted campaign funds to h never diverted any campaign own use. The reports say ti funds to his personal use and money was contributed b expressed hope that the Water- maritime unions to the Ker gate. special prosecutor would County GOP organization an complete his investigation then was funneled secretly I quickly. Ford. Ford said "no money ever At his news conferenc went to me personally" from Thursday, Ford also was aske his political campaigns. abut reports that he accepte Carter, campaigning in Boa- golfing weekends from lou ton, said he was willing to a"- major corporations while h cept Ford's statement and, as was a congressman. He said h far as he was concerned, the saw nothing improper abou matter was closed, accepting the corporat But late Thursday, the Jun. hospitality. ti Department said It was Carter, touring the Nor Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi and (beast, was critical of Ford' other top department officials reliance on Secretary of Stab who told the Watergate special Henry A. Kissinger and on thi prosecutor there were allega. tone of U.S. foreign po1lc tions Involving campaign mon. under Ford. when a foreign country can tell Earlier, at Buffalo, N.Y., a U.S. company It can't do Carte,: pledged to try to send a business with them If they have delegation to Vietnam, Cama Jew on their board of dim, bodla and Laos to attempt to t We can't afford any more account for Americans dill lidto yield to that kind of blacked as missing in action In mail." Southeast Asia. He said the Ford adminis(ration "has consistently, op. pseda(roflgenfor,,gof antlboycott laws now on the books, and it Is doing every. thing In its power to keep needed new legislation train i Sanford being passed," %F 0 %01 ' N ' California Gets Rig h t To Die Law Boys' Ieisure suits. $')') flra'u wu U. Boys' Match Factory SACRAMENTO, Calif. (API Brown's executive secretary Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. hs Gray Davis, laid the governom signed Into law legislation glv- "received several hundred ing the terminally ill the right to communications, both here and die without medical treatment In our Los Angeles office. They the first such law In the were divided. nation. "I think the real question in The Democratic governor his mind was today's reality considered the historic bill for i whether) the way attending more than a month before he physicians and terminally ill signed it moments before the patients resolve the difficult Thursday midnight deadline for problem was preferable or less a veto, signature or passage preferable to the procedures set without his signature. 'orth" in the bill. Brown, who often stages news Opponents said the measure conferences In his office when was a step toward mercy killing he signs precedent-setting V. the aged, but the author, measures, avoided making any Assemblyman Barry Keene, I)immediate statement on bill, Eureka, sald dying persons which opponents said was the have the right to choose. first step toward euthanasia. "Will they spend their last The law, effective Jan. 1, al- few days in a manner befitting lows a d.x'tor to shut off life- human dignity or be kept alive support equipment for a patient with respirator, pumps on their whose death is imminent if the hearts, pumps on their lungs, patient signs a "living will" au- pumps on every part of their 'horizing the action, body?" he asked. The bill was prompted by the Keene cited the case of Miss widely publicized Karen Anne Quinlan, but noted that his bill Quinlan case in New Jersey. would not have affected her She lay in a drug overdose case because only the person coma for more than a year whose life Is at stake can make while her parents sought the the decision. right to let her de. The living will can only be A court has permitted her signed by healthy or sick respirator to be disconnected, adults, and with two witnesses but she is still alive. The bill who can't be relatives. 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There's formant and that the FBI re- been no commitmt to truth, ferred the matter to Deputy There's been no constant tty. Harold It Tyler. It search to correct the depriva.was Tyler who sent the matter (Ion of hiunji rights there's In ua Tutu W •.s TV w. .. - f"1 0 0 .- ' WASHINGTON — The Lockheed militarybarred from inspecting Lockheed's books. The declined conuaent. Meanwhile, R Joseph sources confirm she had some industrial empi:e is now bo hearily subsidized by company preferred legitimate to deal with the more lenient Minish, D.-N.-I., is seeking to give the aadii imi.xlical problems. But the taxpayers that the company allegedly has Renegotiation Board. she also look off an adagency a larger role in checking the books of ditionl 58 days during the siphoned gc,vcrzunent money into its commercial height of the camThe audit agency, nevertheless, has been government contractors. His legislation projects. has pagn from June through November. Sandra has investigating Lockheed's vast California been sidetracked, however, by friends of the acknowiedged that she spent some of Federal lnvc11931ors have accused Lockheed aerospace facilities, Seattle shipyards this time in and industrialists. Indiana helping to re-elect her father. Under of channeling more than $45 million of the tax- Mdrletta, Ga., complex. The ILnegotiation HAR1'KE HOWlS The normally amiable union rules, she was entitled to only 11 payers' moocy into such commercial develop- Board, for days sick its part, assigned a special three-maim Sen. Vance Hartke, D.-Ind., hosmled with in- time and tO jiys vacation time. Yet the union rnent.s as the L011 jetliner, committee to procure other financwi data. dignalion over our report that hi' daughter paid her for This was accomplished through a complex the entire 110 days. Not until after The General Accounting Office, thereafter, Sandra had found employment with a union and the bookkeeping maneuver. In its simplest form, the asked to see November election did the union threaten to Renel'atiatiun Board' s financial an insurance company that benefited from tie dock hcr technique was to commingle costs from findings on LocEted. This pay. information, was senator's votes. It is also miwigoverument work with costs from govern- submitted, together with from the confidential records a highly confidential Her niployers, we also reported, were that the unionclear mont contracts, explain the investigators, vigorously 3upforted Hartke in the covering letter, by Chairman Richari remarkably tolerant. They allowed her to work Campaign. As one It is alleged that Lockheed charged to defense 11otn'iqui'1. only when she felt like it, and sometimes mailed election will de memo puts it, "Winning this contracts some costs that actuai!y went into pend largely on our ability to Although Holmquist's letter doesn't specify her paychecks to her home. building the civilian jetliners. Thud the unwitting tie precise conI!,mce an Informed electorate that Vance amnour,t that Lockheed took from llartke responded that his opponents, "by ILz tke taxpayer wound up helping finance the corn- Peter to pay Paul, should be returned to the Senate." it is estimated that well oer damn," had better "leave my children out of it." pany 's commercial endeaors. In 1971, Sandra found a be $45 million was involved in the jugglmn'4 tter job with the It wasn't easy for Sandra, he said, "being Sen. It is small wonder that Lockheed had trouble operation In 1972 Traveers Insurance Company. But again, she alone. Vance Harthe's daughter." was crrnitted to spend most separating its governmug and commercial President Ford, meanwhile, has held down of her time at. It wasn't Sendra but the senator whose bookkeeping, for the industrial coIosus did a the Renegotiation Ho lending to pe rsonal interests. Hartke also --) rd's staff to loss than 200. conduct we were questioning. He voted down the happens whopping $2.2 billion in government business This has left too Ieu to be a power on the Senate Conuneree watchdogs to keep an eye on line for leis!itlun endorsed by the Brotherho od Committee which has year. At the pleading of President Ford, the skimiduggery of the industrial giants. While jurisdiction o er in. of Hallway and Airline ('!erk.s et the sain.' time surance matters. Congress also granted $200 mnillain in federal the President pinehe;m pennies, his industrial pals that his 'laughter was on the union paroJ. loan guarantees to keeo the company from glng apoarcntly are Footnote; In his attack on m, the senator stealing millions. The Union let her off, with pay, to campaign stated that our bankrupt. Ltory 'was first used in the 1)70.. Footnote: Lockhted has denied knowledge of for her father six years ago. Confidential union Its books, there(or, are suppoed to be open ar.y diversion af '.ands . campaign," Th conifidcntimij memos in our from gernmmmt to records shot. that she missed work 110 days to govenu.n( auditors. But as we reported Ei) cunur,ercal from possession hadn't beta made oubllc previousl, plrposes. The Defense Contract January through November, 1970. July, tI' i' 1eise oiitract At4it Agency wrii In fact, Sandra didn't even AtIit Agency :ad Reneg'4iaIioti Hoard go to work for She proclaimed 52 days sick leave, and our Travelers until the year after the 1770 campaign. $ 100 - - - goomoofte.-ft~ a, - . ., ".,. . IWI- ... Taxpayers ' I; a IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD , L_ a TOM TIED E Fry, Oct. 1, $74—IA Ella A. ('4irie' Open 10a m. tot pin Moildip Ihr Saurda, Open Sunday lOOtoO,3pin Catalog C,nt,r Pb ee Ue.i Store Ph. 4474323 ,- ORLANDO DOWNTOWN iSa m toe p in '1i ,5 Th-irs t.ij $41. 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It's shootout time in the lea gue's leading The Rams' defense is hurt ing though. quarterback In st rength of last week's impres- Oakland 27, New Engla nd 10 Now that his training camp Dallas 3$, S ea ttle 13 American Football Conference. Dan Fouts and the *yc' top sive victory over the with Merlin Olsen nursing a Philadehilia 11, Atlanta 14 season is over, it's about time It's bubble-bursting time for Two teams Two high-powered offenses offensive production with 1,243 going in opposite torn hamstring. The difference Coach Dick Vermell has the O.J. Simpson started running Beating Cleveland the way the Patriots, who've had fun directions. Tom Landry, who roIlide In Denver Sunday when yards, could be the Dolphins' little old Eagles believing after blowing like O.J. Simpson can. This Denver did is nice but not as kayoing Miami and Pittsbur gh the unbeaten San Diego Changwas coach of the Cowboys when Cypriot placekicker, Garo out the Giants and The Broncos, however, are tough.as putting it to St. 14001$ the carrying could be the time. last two weeks but will come they startcl as an 0-Il-I NFL Yepremian. r. ens .. that's right, unbeaten San the league's top scoring team the way San Diego did. Washington to overtime. Defruit 21 Green Bay II up short against the Raiders. expansion t.'am and is still Diego Chargers .. take on the with 90 points in the last two Houston 24, New Orleans I San Francisco $1, NY Jets 7 The picker was 9-5 last week, Oakland should get a boost with there, has won and lost. The Ucus, believe it or not, Broncos. He likes The Oilers are burning after gam es. Speedy Rick Upchurch The best thing about this have have the NFC's best defense ' Coach Tommy Prothro 's set a club record by returning moving the season's log to 31-10- the return of qua rt er ba ck Ken winning better. I For .756, The picks: a one-pointer to Oak- gameforthe winlessJetsisthat statistically. Green Bay, howStabler, who missed last week's Chicago 20, Washington 14 hand _ A Chargers dropped their first 10 two punts for touchdowns In a last week. Their defense after it's over, they'll only have ever, comes close to having no San Diego Denver 24 game at Houston. Upset Special. Those elderly will swallow up the Saints, who 10 more to play. games last season but have 44-13 rout of Cleveland last r Quarterbacks take five years defense. St. Louis 24, NY Gi a n ts 14 been t he surprise of the Nation, week, Redskins played close to five have two solid young runners In Baltimore 37, Tampa Bay to develop. Dan Fouts, in ,ij 10 Pftls A r 17, Mlaneseta 14 ul e of thumb, the Giants periods and didn't look very W a] Football League this year Tony Guibreath and Chuck There's no good reason to exSo we have the classic con- fourth year, is a head of SC1IC4. always play better against the special in any of This will be a grinder. The ffiwith three straight them before Muncie. pert Tampa Bay to score a Stealers are in a must-win situfrontation of two efficient scor- ole. So are the Chargers and league's better teams and occa- beating Philadelphia last Mon, . Included in the stringvictories. Is last tug machines, The pro picker they'll stay that CincInnati 17, Cleveland 13 touchdown this week unless you atlim and it won't be easy In the way against sionally coitie up big against day night. They are vulnerable week's 43-24 romp over St. usua ll y likes This is for the championship believe in the law of averages, Vikings' baflyard. The Picker the home team Denver, which is dynamite their I NF( East foes from St. tutherunandihe Rears' Walter IAWs, f Ohio and there's a lot of One a month would be pretty believes they'll find a way, one of the powers of the when everything else looks against the league's patsies but .ouis. That means the Cards Payton van run. I ' Blocking forms on Lake Howell pan - play; Howell's Bret Barclay (31) meets opposition; No runsilag room for Patriots as Hawks apply crunching stopper. - L. Howe Lyman JVs Rem Undefeated , 11, ai n emotion involved. We'll stick average. , - - , _____________ For Bucks, UCLA Seminole I I ; 1 I .I..-1 - I .& 4 . I - -' NCAA 7 'I s Howell and Lyman Marion Mudd played - fine commue1tnetrwinn1ngwaysin games. high school junior varsity "This makes tm 1.2, and at the football gaines Thursday night, beginning of the season I aid if but Trinity Prep and Seminole we could win two of our didn't do as well. (ow games, we should be pretty Lyman.chalked up its third well set for the rest of the straight victory with a s&o season," said John Reichard, drubbing of Jones; Lake Howell Seminole's coach. stretched its record to 3-0 with a Seminole faces Lyman 16.8 triumph over Lake Thursday night Brantley; Oviedo took 16-6 measure of Tnln'ty Prep; and Oviedo got touchdown of ., .. ! ~~'-- I Drugan scored the Lake Howell - for the winners with outtouchdowns on runs of 8 and 15 standing line play yards, respectively, while Felix and defensively. Wi lliams added a 35-yard field goal. Quarterback John Staples defensive tackle Tony Ray Hill and li nebacker Dave Weaver logged outstanding games or theBabyHawks. Lyman coach Bob McCullough saw his team . the fourth-ranked Brains at sidering the Intimidation of Ohio Stadium. "We've got to go Ohio Stadium. to the field not making these "We don't really know how mistakes we've been making." _______ ____ . . Mike Oliver had runs of 15 Big Red Machine, a member of yards. P,VVL team has recently received a shot in the arm by linebacker Ray Bracken and ends James Cassanova and "... Ci.fiv land , Pt ~ pats New St. York U LovI* , - 4 ,53 ,, Morfreal West X-Cinci L os too S9 .629 Ar'g 91 65 - .372 %36O. 1 l2 6 j 2175 20. II 59 TWELFTH -1. Tray Jan. (31 900. 3.20. 210; 2. Blue Grace (1) *aukei (Travers 15.13), In) Thwndjyi Games Chicago (Bonharn bi ll) New Yor k (koosman 219) at In) At'i,tta (Rumwcn Fra, 11.16)' as 3 M.ec's Jaison (I) 3.00: 0 15 lU (Barr San D.go (0*cP'.ncj 0-0) at • Satvr4iy's Games 640, FOURTH y '.. lprtØ fJ(&' i ' 551 (14) 10. P (6 4) 223.60, T (4 I Shadow - I Boston ' I $16 11 13' 19 Mfl 13 Ii SI , ..- O; r 11 ''tifi FIFTH 'y (3) 51, 7 (144) 307,30, - ( I4. C:'. .1 SJ4fci'a5 I -1 I . U 4.S 16 JIISIQn ItIC 0 0, f i Ix . I Sunny Dell (1) 1710, 1570 3.34,J 430, 3 s CytI, (5) SIXTH I. ROckivi Lulu (1) 960, *0: 3 £omorp,ntW (1)6,65; Q 1.60.3.40: 2. 8s Sister (3) 4.30; 0 (3 (25i 7510. '() T (3) 7) fl30. P (73: 50$0, 1 ( 1 35) , 55740 21 ISIIO. 3149. - $iJ(14 - I D,,Cer (3) 7.10, 130. J C-): 2. R7berT W*'st (4) 470. 3 SEVENTH - I (Mamp)on FIaii ( S) 660,3 60,120;2 Sllvr Siend Ill trcnr , r.,..... - 3 dl .......,,.,.,,, ,j, I Ic. BeiII 120,30. (3) 7134) 1 fs) 'L I ,, - 4 their last two opponents by 6*:; .4 .•, 4e • - •. ., ' Orlando-Mccoy meets league in an 8 p.m. game at Lake '- , A, , - ' S-epoint in the campaign. The Hurricanes invade Me- at Louisiana State, 1. Aldafli.AI(u (I) 16-40;.40 340; 2. Arecha Sanchez 3 uu, J. UOmingoSofo II) 4000 (1$) 57,10; P (Li) 116.30; 00 FIFTH - I SanhiLarre.(S)l0,60 960 330, 2 Ahava Agulrr. (2) 600 .. , . -'Los Putting Tourney Set On Weekend ORLANDO - Central amtollowedbypeo.pcoa 1. Putt-Putt course Saturday and affair also beginning at 1 Sunday for the Centr;;l Florida o'clock. tournament, tigers Gary Engl'i1 in th p , Pearson, Hill 4W Brantley's Dean Frill passes. Itoh Schmidt rushes. - 0 nateurs. State football players on the back or kick thern in the seat of i while Jean Si4us and Nita . In ' '. thin! , 3 Anion Ramon (7)5300 (24) 3030 wilh 4 I) 625.20 P 14 2) 61 70. EIGHTH - 1 Fermin Echave (3) 5001007. Domrngo Sanchez () 90 210 3 Arech Perez (6) 3.500 (III 6320 P(54)IO SEVENTH - I. EcP,ano.Qujop4 (II 11.003.203*02 Al4ini Coldo (4) 4 .. .. - --- - - - II 40 4.30: 3 Marulr Aguirre (I) 260. 0 (3 8) 6630; P (31)13290. NINTH - I Sala (7)9.00 10.20 300, 7 AII,a (3) 16.20 1Q10; 3. Zarre (6) 400; 0 (3 7) 3100; P (7 3) 2a 6 1 0 360 7 Ant (3)7 60 500 3 Ramon NINTI4-.1A,t 2 Jt"' Ill 5 X 1 403 SPORTS 1:30 P.M. ,t1r:.A - SATURDAY Chanflel I) Coll ege Football - flIsi" - n 0 7) and 4. 1 41 i ~4j. lKi A - 2S00. H&rXtiali 1125,#14 they've got to be driven." and Miami beat the Seminoles. game, with only safety Jeff "I haven't learned the tem- perarnent of this football lie got tough before beat the Seminoles, 24.9, in a However, Bcwd.'n said tailback ON 12:30 p.m. Fo tball - TV Rn hoi to figure it out by was FSU's best effort. Saturth' night when the win"They responded to rear I Channel 2-Doug Dickey on A0AA ' T - A • [lay vs Baltimore) .! Pm Ilors. racing karati iHoxing Bobk vs Wepner) 7 p.111 - (lannel 35 - NFI. Game of the -ek SIJNDAY 12 noon -( Ilannel 35 - Boxing . - Channel 9 ;, ' r - lollege Football 2 P ITI. -Channel M -Miljo,I.eague baseball Mlanta it (Imlcinnalti m ennis (Firemiul's Fund litternational) 4 P 1-11. - Qlannel 6 -- NFI, Football i 1,,i, . i), t ; M. ~,W - - - - ra . . - _1~1 . . R~ y , 7 5, ~ 4i. - ! , ~,~, ~~ __ ,I ~Ylrlr ,m 1 . , ! - ~~ k?71 V ;~ktt I A s,- says Herzog. who has been chasel In th wirp hv Charles 0. Finleys gallant Goofy Putte 'r Aids learn. Herzog has nominated Doug Bird to pitch against Mmnesota's Dave Goltz in the game Aitgelt In Sahara LAS VEGAS (Al') -Stan Al. managed to make some fully lining up his staff rotation "It's a gooly-louiting thing " thLs morning," said Armstrong. foe the American League play- he said, "but it gets the job offs against the Eastern cham- done" pion New York Yankees next It certainly got U week. Thursday Altgelt, a 27-year-old Ilerzog's players, after sev- tour rookie used the ere! weeks of holding off a scahtte stripe! "Demon" put y homestretch charge by the - which fe'jre.c a m.dge on t who already has assured himself of a spot in the top 60 money-winners and an exemptio.i For next year. "I told that b my sponsor. He said, 'Well, there's $27,000 worth of motivation out there A's. at last seem to W breathing face thr,t imparts a forward roll (the first place prize).* That got easier. A victory over Oakland to the ball this country places oil education. The other is that college - in competition for me to thinking a little." Wednesday night gave the the first time. Ile one-putted 10 yals a comfortable 3I a-game times on the way to & seven. strong, a non-winner in four lead and reduced their value education and youth. "This will never change. And knowing th at, I cannot help but be optimistic." ...,. "magic uzIer-par 64 that enabled him years on the tour, played his "wither" to one. to tic any Armstrong foi' the fi rst nine holes in six-under-ar Thc' Royals are so confident top spot. 29 and then birdi ed his final hole f winning their first champion"I got it going early and I for a piece of the lead. gh Q its Pir u ate s For Fo ur th Tim e PIMSBURGII iAP) -- Dan- Aor'd championships and four ny Murtaugh, the craggy'Faced, division titles, will retire as -niursday that Murtaugh win Murtaugh quit after the 1964 corruc,P great story teller and a step down as Pirates manager seasop for heal th reasons, then warm person. rocking chair strategist who l ed ilianager of the baseball club. tom' the fourth - and no doubt returned the Pittsburgh Pirates to two as interim manager in Milk was his alcohol, the The Associated Press learned the last time, perhaps today. 1967, replacing Harry Walker. rocking chair his podium. Mullaugh's past resignations III,was hired again in __________________________________ ___ 1970 and clowning his way of coping with --IIave been because ofheaitt, tie led Pit tsbur gh to two con-most strai ned situations. has suffered to heart attack. secut1vefIrst.placefjnisi.and been bothered by back spasms the 1971 World Championship 'I anil iiu 'erous colds which have against the Baltimore Orioles ______Are ______________________ often kept him Irvin the ball before retiring once again. . • • park Mur'.augh came back at health is probably part of the Icowus request on Sept. 6, reason he's saying goodbye this 1973, replacing Bill Virdon. ___________________________ 1'tigh couldn't bt de tini,', but there are other reascri bed its an Open manager Mms, t. ______ with reporters, never thvulgIn; Bell . 8. ,%iid , - . SPORTS ____ ' __ ________________ ' IN BRIEF - .. close friend and bus.s. Gereral rement. So th' two w;i make their exits together. 9 player. But he was a subtle company founded by F.(;. fl~,,i%s. Banks, who had ken urder pressure (tom tnc Lit of 0,000 shares to Marvin I. arner and Hugh F. Nfurtaugh's plans were con. firmed a day alter Brown an. nounmd Ile lAoidd step down 111)1)) the pest he'd held for 21 Nears. Ink will reniatn as a consultant w'th aim annual salary 4)1S60.0M, the company announced. it, . uruninal ('uItIptrolk'r Fred U Ilil.'vaora,'r'Trt';m,surcr I4R(IC(I Dickinson Jr. and Ins urance' Cvii,. 'thomas O'Mallev. lI0)b Utr.tlIaii 1,3, Sall Viego G-4, ft-'j. to ~a i \urtaugh broke' into baseball .4 TI'omfl1talll:',Iou(ulerreceiyed I'flIflUfltty and testified - lt'agues with the Philadelph ia ba se for the Pirates. lii', managerial career began tit 1952 %%hen Brown gave Murtau,^,ti his fiN joh with the New THE Murt iugh ert io Uiarleston -ilt.,d Valerie 7eij,vnft;&s of Ill t..*. lb am 101111 IriltIlt 1 n.und lIun3grr m itud-1957 wriett Bobby ltritgait Connors, Na0ase Advance CAll AC,V -iiii,iii-,'('tit~.jiur~,L\,L-itS%vt.,Ietl'slijutt,I r 6-4, 5 7, i;-3 iml Ilie " J-43se Of 111,111jilla dele-ded Adri.mv P-matta of llal% 6-7 6-2. tH in th~ first two matches of a * lotirimw:tt FOUR- WAY Is it the TRUTH? /"I Is it FAIR ti'.". all concerned? %lurtaugh'i Pirates %on the 1'.0) World NA-ries - their firit 0;.;1P10lLSh'P in 11 %cars - Will it bulW GOODWILL a nd BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? % hk 11 Bill M.L , er Oslu hit a lionle rL11 in t1w ninth vining uf ti-,e concernzd? ;04.,,Y it a., 'i ' ',-f.- V f ;k J' -W~, . ~~,le _ 6 il ,~ r,A,IIF?~J; f I ,Wl ~~ 10.~, tv, I I ~ ,-,' ~.',t ~!,f;(N~ - %~' t;r, 74 -J1,14%, I A ff, ~ gy. ~ 1 4P %f .4-1;_ .~,j . çi iz,'rt' •) r(t) T{ .1! ti~13R~j 114101 1% A W, a ,p IVA t- " ~ , to I r_ 11 t;. ,,.1 - ., ,,%u . . ' . (. '40 ;1 '-!1" ' .4 a4U4'i4 i It ?r'i' Of "10 things we thipit, say or do third-bast: miwh ftir the Pirates 4 . Y .. N7# 11 , -V'~.r I -' -it 6f - - ourth inining that cRrried ve Monge his sixth victory in Detroit over CI-meland. Ed 13 decisionL go to Oakland and beat the in - "The immense popularity of college athletics ,-% at- , ".. I second lnjd,-,, Tigefs 6, Indim 4 ;, then doubled and A'ge's defeat the Oakland A's a three-run two-run double during by Rusty scored later in the evening. Staub keyed a five-run OI4UJ. Angels uprising in the filth to "I'd like to see Frank Tanana putts," sitid Allgelt, the first man Off stilt in a pennant race. the new putter that staked him the tee. "Rut, I'm not certain ... I've to a share of the first round lead got some decisions to make on in the 1135,000 "1 really wasn't very motiSahara vated when I was practicing pitching." says Herzog, hope. vitational Golf Tournament. tributable to two things," he says. "One is the iniv r . Court Wins On Court TALLAHASSEE iAP)-flubbard, whose Rattlers weren't interested. Ilubbard Florida A&M Football Coach play in the National Collegiate said. lie said he ruled out FlorRudy Hub ba rd wants to play A t h letic Association a small ida State buau.se there are too iorne bigger schools, but so far school Division 11 category, many supporters who back the hes found nJy one taker, the '.aIdhesoughtganieswith2o football teams of both schools University of Miami. 30 Division I tearns. Florida A&M, undefeated in lie announced Thursday that "Miami ,.as the only school two games this year, has played Florida A&M and Nliarni will within the state that we sent one !tweral predo"I'motly white won sign an agreement sched- to and it was the only one to Wants Ili the past. including, uling games between them in express an interest," he said. Western Carolina and Florida had already said they Jacksonville State of Alabama. - '* ff _~' Larry Key. FSU's leading rusher with 145 yards, sprained an ankle in practice and less Seminoles open at home kicking last week," Bowden probably won't start. o West title by beating Minnesota Iliursday night, the Detroit Ti- Sid Monge and John Verhoeven, gers tonight. And even if they lose to 6.4 beat the Cleveland iim,, teamed up for a seven-hitter as California whipped Chicago. and California trimmed the Twins, they can still win the Chicago White sox 7-3. Jackson singled in a run in the divisional championship if the ners Bowden tried the good guy Florida State is in pretty good approach before Memphis State shape for the Kansas S it e p ma %s Atlant,I( baseball 5 P.m. -- (7hannel 9 Wide World of Sports TWELFTH I SIIEtheve (1) I s 40 11 00 3 to, I. Bilbao ivan (2) thc pants. road. Tic Kansas City Itnyals "One victory against Mm- Mons with relief help from to clinch the American Wt pennant tonight League nesota this weekend is not SteveGrlULGrllli,who relieved without enough," says Kansas City's the starter wi th two outs in the the help of tix California Afl Hal McRae. "U we are going to sixth, got his third save of the gels, but Mar ager Whitey Herkeep any momentum going into season. zog will take it anyway he can the playoffs, we can't win me, get It. lose one and win one again. Angels 7, Willie Sox 3 "We Just want it," says HecWe've jot to k Rookie Ron Jackson belted a og, "the sooner the better.' agakn." double and two singles whil e After weeks of apprehe nsion, In iimiti 'baseball two other newcomers, pitchers Jon the Iloyals call finally win the the evert that Kusas City is tgelt made a fond a Waiml, of the nceds of the membership. "I wonder how they would like it if we dropped all rules, and there was no limit on postseason football games, the number of scholarships, and no limits on recruiLing." Bycra is unquestionably the most po werful man in co llege at hl etics. And he views the future with the same optimism he felt the day he took the job 25 years ago. urtau ship that some of them are Glynn picked up his first major looking Post tonight's game. league triumph In four deci- Ilerrog is still undetermined about a starter for Saturday. He leans toward Dennis Leonard in there would have been none. We've simply re:iponded to new professional f04g hail team have acquired controlirig Interest in ('omBanks, a Winter Parkbased holding against Kansas State, 1-2, after said. A might try it me more three suLcessive losses on the this weCk. I've got a suspicion team.'Ho,Axkn said Thursday. game that Seminole (wis said - Cliannel 35 - Wurld Team T!nnis 70330240 2 CachoPern (3)010 IAt,LAHASSEE (AP) Coach Bobby Bowden doesn't fl The Associated Press at Royals Stadium. Howev.--. whom say thatwhat began as a service organization has become a regulatory agency. "To an extent, that is true," Byers said. "But if there hiadnt been a need for greater and greater regulation M Flag ' Either Way' Manager it' I,. Brown, also reasons (or his managerial Y f', know whether to pat his Florida ' Ilita DeRbarobea,i and Rena Itybecki Werp secon Saturday's action is Zhole ranks and Chuck Palin Pmong (ollik match play with a 1 p.m. pr "In 1951. %hen we adopted the first riles governing tele- vised gaines, it was the same thing all over again. It seems like we've had a crisis every year. The most Frequent and caustic criticisms In recent Bucs Owners Buy Comflank Bowden Looks For 70 to sweep tup honor3 Ifl w,) , en .4 game that could be crucial to team by everybody who knows closer to showing the world that both squads. anything about good football this year's Coruhuskers are for real. linda Pearson and Pat Hill of opened the season with a 6.6 tie against first-class competition. niorial Stadium to face the No. 5 Miami, despite a 1-1 record, is A win over the Hurricanes Cornhuskers in a Saturday regarded as a good football would give Nebraska a step Seminole at 2 P M on the Seminole field. ________ - _41 . ' , P (4 3) 173.00. - f drubbed Texas Christian 64-10. with lustrous personnel but a Husker contest against Miami Butbeforethosewlnsoverli.. losing habit, has the abihityto ,as either a highlight or a low than-awesome foes, Nebraska get on the winning column Brantley with Milwee facing ii~ - A liurricwie wir would let Whenthel976footbaljseasonis landslide margins. They Coach Carl Selmer's proteges dumped Indiana 45.13 and show the world that Miami, history, Nebraska football fans may well look back on the . ' FIRST - I. EJdy Sanchez (I) 5.10 $40300; 2 Uric Coldo (4)630100; I Aria Sanchez (7) '00150; 2 Negul Solo (2) 690 100.. P40 Q '141 )41)3 p I) 15440 C0f,4 AIIi1fll5) It 60 Q 330 7 E:sImpy ?) 2) I 7 A, Ot t? If 3170; T (1141 I W I Tippy Failh I#) 4.W; 0 fj II) Va be" 31 63 I 11, W: P (;,At 61 70 IWINTH -1 - 12d4f Anto (6) I t V. 31 49 I 0 1 168 K IE LIF Ve"Iih . - I art& ourij,(l) , :, ', . , j .? . . I I I A rI 4 "Miami Key For Nebraska " Oviedo include Deland Lakeview at noon and Jackson meil play 'aiwnarnent at Saha! Palm. - 10 (40' 103 meeting South Seminole at 4 and Sanford tackling Milwee at I . .202 10 3 Dom,ngo E,:a (2 330 36 60; P (47) 9730 40 (5 1) 54- 20 P I? 5) 11) 80 DD (I 1) SEVENTH - 1. Eddy.yja Is) 20430 II 007 10310, 3 Domingo Anna FIFTH - I. B1111o.Larrea (1)100 940420, 3. Ica Qulula (2) 330. Q (1 3 (hIt 14.10 P ' J $0 4 20, I. Ech&m Coldo I 1) 5 do 5 60. 3 AAaruri Ramon(s) j.2o;q (2 Florida's top putters will am tournaments. Sundi;ws T ursday 'S 420 1 Ur:i Elørji (1) 430 (I 3j 3) ii 20. P (52 111.50 converge on the Colonial Drive tourney is a 54-hole FOURTH , Junior midget games in ' FOURTH - 7260 Pt33 1.l.3 CD (13) THIRD • .. I S , - - . . 10201602102. Aldno Y: (St 3.00 44) 420 3 oolv '43r"s Ithco-Av's . 1. 1 Q . , 1. Nap's Jake (2) 343; 3 Urza MIguel (3) $600 (I 5) 0 3 1011 50 .' of 590,202. to W 1 20 2.6o i. rermin Aitv (s) s oo Do (y i) it oo. oktro;v #. ctav4jaiwi i 4 Claiiic Csarko (6) 100.250; 3 CS. Jacpot (1) 440; 0 (2 4) 21.00; P (42) 70.50; T 14-21) ' f. 3. - I. 9rcfl (II p530. 3097 SEVENTH -1 Pt'vi Vuen 1.4t.".4-wo FOURTH (2) - Pci. GO P6 1 400; 7. Ed's BIuC I, 70 340 340; 3 5y iv 95 33 1) II 16 (2 1) IS 00; 00 (4-2) $010; 31.43 Atlanta Al C'ncatI I,. THIRD - 1. Boo's Cindir (31 71.20, 10.00, 5.00; 2 Printer P'Iy (1) (23)102.30. P (33) 119.70. T mJ 7))) I 10. 1.00, Mengr,l a? C5ic3o W 3 Trav,Iin Andy (4) 3.50; 0 (6.71 '6) 240.50; T (744) I'.),900;3 Ed Ghost (31130,630, . 5202. 60 2. Aidana B'eltia(5 $403.10 SZCUND- I. Treats (1) 5.40, 5.60, 7 Games 8p.m. II 104 60; 2. ur,aJavI (1) 5.20 120: 3 AIdana Arana (3) 1.30; 0 (3.7) 7J 60 P (75) 207.90; CD (Il) 143.70. ~ 1, "., THIRD I Eddy BeilIa (4) 3.30340; 2. Plegul Coldo (3) 1.20 6.10 ORLANDO-SEMINOLE THURSDAY MATINEE 2320: P (15)5370; 31)7. I. America,, Champ (1) .' -- ' 4.00, 70(1; 3. Jazz Man (5)700:0 (2 fl) ' - ••' Leg là T*t1e Two Southeastern Conference aging 6.0 yards. yards ina3l-O breeze over Rice. contenders face the same kind Wilder, the breakaway biggest achievement of challenge Saturday, with speedster who shares ball soISU's far was its '6-6 tie with Florida trying to stop Terry carrying with a fleet of Nebraska, ranked No. 1 at the Robiside of Louisiana State as backs, has gai ned 211 yardsfast in season's the Tigers try to corral the Ga- 15 ca rries for an average of Florida Coach Doug Dickey tors' Willie Wilder. 14.1. said the Tigers' "reaction on The game is a tossup and the "Robie is playing all-con- defense makes it hard to make prize to the winner is big - a ference football," said Florida a big play on them." leg up toward the conference defensive coach Doug Knotts. LSU leads the SEC in total the league and 2-1 overall. ISU have a big, strong line of defense and Florida leads in tois 2-0-1 o verall and is making its scrimmage and many fine run- tal offense. 1eue debut. ners." The Gators' quarterback BOth teams are nationally Wilder had a big game Jimmy Fisher is second in ranked; LSU as No, 11 and against Mississippi State last passing, while Bill Kynes, who Florida at No. 19. week, running for 124 yards, in- took over when Fisher was hurt Rotiskie leads the SEC in cluding a record-tying 91-yard slightly last week, is 10th. LW rushing with 376 yards. A work- touchdown burst. quarterback Pat Lyons ranks ho rse, he has carried the ball But Robiakie outdid him, set- fou rt h. South Lake in Grovejand at 7:30 Jal-Alal THURSDAY NIGHT FIRST - I Kehso Queen (I) 330. 360. 360; 7. Alice Hansen (I) 3,30, THURSDAY MATINEE FIRST - . . A - 1,371; Handle, - DAYTONA BEACH Alava Soto (3) 1.20 (3lwlth 17) 1,169 60. A - 1.516. Handle 440.3. Midnlçht Malor (7)3.00; 0 (21) 41.40; P (25) fl90; 1 (237) 119 10: 31.04, 0(1 3)2060; p (3-I) 64.10; 1 (3 13) 12300, 3143. Dog Racing No Qimes schhe4 Games Montreal (StAnhOuSt 8-12) at TWELFTH - I. Mary,) Larrea U) 13 2') 1.10 520 2. Alawa.Ramon (I) $20 5.20; 3. ManoloBengo (6) ELEVENTN_1.W,IqhICanCan 17.10, 1010. 3.30; 2. Bar S. 3) 331.55; 31.4$. l4edwI,i (4) 1600,510; 3. Warrior TWELFTH - i. Travelin Rosy (2) California (Tanana itim at Houston San Fran 11 16 .463 24's OthuIagd (Blue 1312), (n) Saturday's Games San Diego 79 809imore at Boston Atlanta 69 " .434 It C'eveland at New York e clIajthid division 1711e If 360. 3.60, 2,10; 2, Don., E ckert (2) 5900; 30.11 900, 3.20. I. G. R. Sue (I) 4.10; 0 (2 ELEVENTH I. Canadian Bowl i) 19.30; P (1.2) 4590, T (4.23) (5) 3.20. 2.60.210. 2. James Tryon it) Chicago (Barrios 58) Trias (Ur'tarer 1012), In) at Dfroit (Bare 73) at Ml. SS I(W 1 .346- 41 4203. Ogu'za•Zarr, (7) 4.200 13 8) 11.30 9,103.202. - Msesota (00hz 1.14) at Kansas City (Bird 1210 or Fill morris 151)), in) .51) II 73 72 137 and andiq 13', and Ems 161), 2, tin) Baltimore "691n 25) It Bast L 93 61 (BO 't 3. Lfldy'i Day (4) 7.00; 0 (6 1) S&20; 540. 100, 210; 2. Jack Tryon (4) P tél) 190.30; 1 (61 1) 437.10; 31.31, 340. 3.20; 3. TeIsa Heather (1) 1.20; Eye ' r$, GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - times in three games, aver- ting an ISU record with 214 Pine castle vs. Tuskawilla at 6 p.m. In the midget league there are games at Lake Brantley, and two at the Seminole field. Oviedo and ernino!e field. Ocoee faces Tcague at 6 p.m. at Lake Brantley, Jackson heights meets Tuskawilia at 4 in Oviedo and games at the Seminole Field find St. Cloud . and is gunning for a strong finish in the eight-game season. SCOREBOARD imi Sets at Five Points - Lakeview vs. ___________________ Today's Gatbrs on the schedule. Two pee wee league games e slated at ar the Sew. inole field I Baseball ference tewn of far less stature. State at Kentucky. 'VThen we adopted the 'Sanity Code' in 1947, the first restrictions on rec ru iting and financial aid to student athletes, there were eight-column scare headlines all over the country," he recalled in an interview this week. years tut, e, ,ome fruin the nuijor football schools, many of from Seminole County swing back o action Saturday . ternoon with a bevy of 11 games equipment and financial back Mike Hayf-, still had an ouanthng game. Defensively, sers of past seamrm Theylye Pop Warner League teams Pla'd by a shortage of backing in the early season, the 'Me Buckeye3, v.hco lost to opposition at Ann Arbor. The at Navy; Auburn at No. 16 Mis- 0 1 expansion has come added problems and controversies. n(1, in recent years, a vast upsurge in legal problems. The NC/tA has never lost a lawsuit, but in the past three an optimistic enthuMasin for his jeb and his organization. And he accepts with a goodnatured, confident tolerance the barbs and critiss hurled at the NCAA from various segments of Its membership. MIssouri 22-21 last week, Rig Ten Wolverines lace Wake sissippi; No. 18 Notre Dame at haven't been the confLdent brul- Forest, an Atlantic Coast Con- Michigan State and No.20 Penn 'l!. complex organization of 829 members. With growth and Miand, Fla. visits No. 5 Hayes is not only acutely good we are," says Donahue, braika; Villanova tackles NeNo. 7 aware of the return bout with whose team owns victories over Maryland and No. 9 Kansas • Ar iz ona Ar izo na a 5puUer5, utn W5O 01 the hosts Wisconsin, Force specter of losing two straight In other games, it's No. 11 games at home. That hasn't Michigan, the nation's top- Louisiana State at Florida; _________________________ Colonial, and we :will have to the Orlando Freaks, 2H. Seminole was shut down _. . Howell defenders Jeff Wallace (60). Clark Dixon =sandnich Patriot receiver. Wymore Tech field, "The defense didn't play that welt, although we got a The Big Red Machine shutout," McCullough added. dropped its first game, 24.0, to "We have tough gam es u the Orla ndo South team and coming against Seminole and was blanked again last week by offensively by Oak Ridge, but - .', Washington Shores on the shape uptocontinue s pace." J"4, .i) ,.~ 1,~, :1 , W, .- -,-ow ,f i' ,~, .4~~ 7 I A "r;17"'~ -4 ,~, , crisis point. "me NC/tA was born in turmoil," Waiter Byers response, "and has lived in crisis. We've met and dealt with difficult situations before. We will again." The son of a Missouri cattleman, Hyena this week passes the quarter-century mark as executive director of the NC/tA, ruling body of collegiate athletics. He was 29 in 1951 when was named the first full time head of the urgnizatian. The next year he moved the national staff, consisting of himself and one secretary, (coin Chicago to Kansas City. Today, with a staff of 57, he presides over a sprawling, averaged $1,000 a day. But Byers, now 54, with a shock of thick, gray hair and a waistline nearly as trim as an All-American's, maintains 1,-q -~4'1 !~~c.t~, ,' , .4 ~,1, ...,.,j, .tl .. __ ---- - - ThNationaI Collegiate Athletic .-us ueracwrs, nas reaCne(1 a )ears, a staff member estimates, its legal fees have . •happened to Ohio State since ranked team, doesn't figure to 14 North Carolina at No. 12 1971 . have as much trouble with its Missouri; No. 15 Boston College 4 "; " " ,~._41 , 0.ii - ~!~ Fit ~--I~, .. - .. A - t 4J7 JIWDy iii Elsewhere among the lop 10, No. 2 Pitt plays Duke; No. 3 Oklahoma faces Iowa State; Air . EATONVII..LE - Sanford's and 15 for touchdowns white the Central Florida Adult Anthony Brooks got loose for Tackle Amateur Football scores on jaunts of 47 and 25 League, sees action for the years with Tom Kleinknlght third time this scason Sunday at added TD runs of 35 and 7 1:30 with a game against I I 1 Seeks First Win Sunday scored so much I couldn't believe it," he said. about Saturday's meeting with doesn't wonder why. con- bama. I Machine' QBJohnStaplesseearuimJngi- ,om, Patriot Mike CasteIlano(77) in pursuit bowl game at Pasadena. Now No. 8 Ohio State, will play the ers. An overflow crowd of 60,- it's replay time in Columbus. role of underdog in this rematch 000 is expected at Athens, Ga., "We'll be very, very positive of intersectional powers. And for the game between unbeaten (gin what we do," says Hayes UCLA Coach Terry Donahue Georgia and once-beaten Ala- int? Po is KANSAS CITY (AP) made mistakes unHowever, the role of prohibitcharacteristic of Hayes' teams lye favorite has Michigan ,). At Ohio State, UCLA is a dirty - piling up almost twice as Coach Bo Schemblecher wor" four-letter word. many penalties as the op. red. Exerdsiig an old coach. ' Whenever the subject of last position during their 2-1 start. ing perogative of pessimism, dIlseasons Rose Bowl game 'Some have been earned, Schembechler cautions: "Wake comes up, Buckeye disciples some unearned," says Hayes. Forest is the kind of team that everywhere vow vengeance. "It could show a lack of ex- can be a lot of trouble for us" The Bruins cost Woody perience more than anything Another top game Saturday Hayes' team a national chain- else." will be No. 6 Georgia against pionship by beating Ohio State UCLA, although 3-0 on the No. 10 Alabama, a battle of .10 in the memorable Jan. 1 season and ranked higher than Southeastern Conference - ,' McClennon in its win over Trinity Prep. Bill Piland asod Dough Kerr had strong games Gene Knight and John Cris By The Ass elated Press Seminole was a 15-0 loser to Oa Ridge. A D orty Word 3N.IdLLWI, * yals Can Clinch Reached .1 By Oak Ridge .,, "/ -; Halted though. - i-. 74 tf 1 5, .y 40#t . i I t ~, I 4w-,:) .,- -. W, S i'l P,( ".5 �-Iiu.lul,,. haut PL Pddey, Oct s, Ins iijiI1ikj McKay's Secur i tv Blanket Football John ti I i ~ TAMPA 'ro M fat the age of U, prijessiong ?tostb.fl Is a eacw*y blanket. *ft*there'll be a period of adjustment As i at the Univerall, of Southern CaliMnia IOF lbS lIst 11 years, he was need to winnIng 10 Per cent of III games. With — Tampa Bay Buccaneers. an .epsi'on teatn, he'll be lucky to win a COlJto in IM. John McKay, who came orlglnellyout of thecoal mjne coIngry of Went Virginia, has artistic respectability. Du an appropriately acerbic. McKa s Ptr4KTtive On his Job l0* life to weather the won't y' change. change. There is a little of the stand 4#1rm going into thb flirst Comedian in McKay, the season tlth*lng we can wIn 14 tendency to selfdeprecatlon,a games," he said, a glint blitheness that masks the true showing in his pale blue eyes, as hdaislty.o( the man. he contemplated his new "You hate the thought of assignment. "Then when we losing," he once said. "It's lose the first one, I'll say, 'Well, unreasonable, but the fear of Of I'll be darned." defeat crawls at you. I The first "darn" has been myself thinking,'! can't lose. I reached, and there'll be can't lose.' numerous others before the "Well, why can't I lose? The Buccaneers can lay claim to world won't come toanend." McKay i an achiever because it WAS the only way out of th e coal mines around Eventtzvili.,W. Va., where his father worked deep below the ground. He became an aU.date running back at Shinndon, W.Va., High School, and eventually, after service in the Mr Force during World War no wound up at the University of Oregon, playing wtngback on a team led by All-American quarterback Norm Van r,(JtJin. McKay would have been small for the twos, although he him the lifelong to which he thought he was al. Utled after ao many yearsat the Conference. He went Into school. The Tampa opportunity coacbfiX and paid his dues as came along when he had an "IetiM for a decade before nothing more to prove at USC. getting the head job at USC In And the money, though not 1910. publicized $ million for five His Trojan teams won four years, was still good enough to was drafted by the New York Yankees of the AU-American NOTICE OF ORDINANCE or CATING, CLOSING AND jANDCIN ING PORTIONS OF ILITY EASEMENTS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ?irV too b---- _.---given T1II the City Council Of the City of Casailberry, FlorIda, at Regular meeting held on the 27th day of September, A.D., 1974, in the City Hail at Cas$stb,rry, Florida, pur. Suint to Petition and Notice heretofore gIven, passed and adopted an Ordinance closing, vacating and abandoning, renouncing and disclaiming any and 'I rfolws of the City of Calsitberry, Piorlda, and the public in and to the following described Property. to wit: That certain 14 foot utility eSilmint running along the no.. theesterly boundary of Lot 2, Block L HEFTLER HOMES ORLANDO SECTION ONE. according to the Plat thereof a$ ,ecordediflPlat Book 13, Pages S and S, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, etic1l said lot line is the common lot lint with the Southwesterly boundary at Lot 3, Block 2 of said HEFTLER OMES ORLANDO SECTION ONE; That certain 14 toot utility allotment running along the south, Westerly boundary of Lot 3, Block 2, HEFTLEI HOME3 ORLANDO SECTION ONE, according to the PSI thereof at recorded in Plat Book 13, Pages Sands, public ptcords of Sem'nole County, Florida, which said lot line Is the comm lot line with the northeasterly boundary of Lot 2. Lock 2 and said HEFTLER HOMES ORLANDO SECTION *NE. By the City Cotinci, of C1eSelbITy, Florida MIS hdayof Sep$embn', .D.. 1576. (Seal) ri.. r... .....i. giop 49 usc. i lays u way through the early ordeals men. We had very few rules. We of the Buccenters. Once, after didn't spend a tremendous his wife, Corky, joined a amount of time on the practice standing ovation for him at a fleld. I don't believe in working banquet, he grimaced, "Isn't just for the sake of being out that ridiculous? I can't even get there. her up for breakfast." "Everything In football He will at times reveal a les basically originated back In Jocular side because McKay national championships and provide a buffer for any high school at some point, played in nine bowl games. coaching mishap. There's not that much new. I McKay consistently spurned can draw X's and 0's on a chances to go Into pro ball. Why He took over the Buccaneers blackboard as good as anybody. relent now? with a firm Idea of what I can even do It with my left He Is in his Soithern coaching was ad about: hand." California would not pumue "I plan (odo what l did at McK3y can wisecrack his . L.gal Notic. can also be biting, even angry, and withdrawn. But he will be entertaining and an attentiongrabber for the Tampa Bay because for the next two years at least he is greater celebrity than any of his players. 1 NS JOHN ALDEN PHELPS and JEAN ANN PHELPS. hit wile, LIF)ERTY NATIONAL LIFE IN. SURANCE COMPANY, on Alabama . _-..—' - ! — v WILLIAM H. MILLER ISMA W. N : Defendants. NOTlCIOf SALE . . _______V' _____ _____ • ... I of TA$ckleford,Farq,or,5t1%fflngIr, . . I - -Herald photo by Jaqu,line Dowd) - —. _________- - J tookiiiiiiii -71 1 ' . 1..k 1%'. 1 ¶, Daughter Can't Stand Mom's . Filthy Living ' I . ç'- The Mended Hearts Inc. of ii- Dear about w hour's drive f rom me, hut I tefu3i: t ' because of the ondltions'l her home. Mended Hearts • . U DEAR ABBY. I m 26 and the rncttwrotwoboys,ngesa 5. My mother a md,)w, lives . -, : - WhiteElephant - I'll,, ", ',..~~ . : " I . Fiorkl4 33401 on or before —' 15th. IIY. and titi the otqfnt IN THE CIRCUIT COLt - r or THR theclekol this Court ritha,' before aI0P4TnENTH JUD,C1AI. CIII. sir.lce on pfalntlf$ s.norr,eyor (Ji .ter; othotrwiso CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE a'defauK : be entered agairst TFrLIt,s CA 151 for the relief der,14nded in the CIVIL FED134AL 4ATIONAL MOR. complaint or petition. a ror. WITNESS my hand and thi teal 0 10 AG ASSOCIATION. porelicn, said Court h, 1576 Plaintiff, (Court Sell) Arthur H. Beckwith, JF '• JOIIPI W. FUTRELL and Clerk of the Circuit Court DOROTHY By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Cleik NOTICE OF SALE Publish: Sept. 10. 11, 21, Oct. I, 1514 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 0(0-53 Central Florida will hold a _____ elephant ______ _ She &EVER wushes er Intcen shad b'thrium floo! 'Ihetotletdces.'i'twoi-k, andthe • Abby ' / 1 I : ' a 1' — ,,,. ", .. 7L.. - • Pneni.'dkm Mended Hearts Ins:. is an affiliation of persons throughout the w orld who have undergone heart surgery. Their iii fl* qfl4f -- , ui t1w!.ut', - chief purpose is to visit and - encourage persons anticipa ting 4 - - organization. ' , ... _____________________ — , be available. Proceeds will benefit the Mended Hearts . spending my time "l,\ can't count thein, and you can Wth men ift might marry me. P ' /` , -, smell their urine even before Do you think If I go with him for 1 her front (My an',thu year might be able to / . husband won't even ha ve a rrea. hm down' :'i '('v" glass of water thert.:, UNDECIDED "_" Abby, I've done all can. 1 DE%R U: Thank your lucky feel gulity not vIitinghet, but f stars h was honest enough to just can't stand the wny she tell !vu he's not marriage Ain I matt'i11. Look fur a man who 'RIVER GOLD' INl1\ DAUGHTER 1g. the for- A large Variety of articles will i(7 wRLIj 4 .j-/v pm. at mer Fairway Drugs space In the Fairway Pla Sanford. -, -• , :,.-,-: , •.. from 7 a.n-7 —r - - - -., — • — stench Lswihearable. She has so mar.y cats running around You (uuic and -:: 1) 1' .. I 1916 ' - . tomoo Clerk of the Circuit Court II. Dardri . DiU1YIIfII SMITH AhO HAVOEN, P.A. 1316 Wrote" Bank Bldg. .Iacsowlile, Florida - - . Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. DEE.4 SUPPORTERS .- -. , __________ .• ' (Seal) has bow filed against you and you ere required to serve a COPY of yourowrl"tri deftinsft If any, to it on the plalrollf's attorney, whosis (Attorney) flaflleendatfdrest is F.Q. PliiffllO1 Publish: Oct The start of the football season Is not all pigskin and play plans. There's a ktt of glamor and enthusiasm involved from th e female sector of th e football frolics. 111911-steppingsunmaidens from Seminole High School dazz!e Braves supporters with their precIsl routines, top, whil e Lyman majorette Debbie Kent, heft, twirls to the music of the Greyhound's marching band, HIGH-STEPPING . •. . Sell the pr - perty SItuated SemlrscIq Confy. Florida, described - — I WICO hroreol purwant :: aner or"a final judgment of foreclosure erdirad In NOTICIOPAcTloN LOT 20, Block 5, NORTH PROPERTY ORLANDO SECOND ADDITION, TO: John Alden Phelps and Jean ac cording Ann Phelps, his wife, 1755 Jackson recorded In to it* Fist thereof as Plat Book 12. P Road. Carmel, Indiana 44032 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 57 of the 'blicP.scthofmlnolq action to foreclose a mortgage the County, Flefida. of Public MIN. to the highest anct following property In Sevninole biddtf our rash at M.00 o'ciock In County, Florida: y of Lot 441. SPRING OAKS UNIT 3. thot fervrvm on the 121h dab"' Ocid:. , r 1 976, at the wast front door according to the Plat thereof iss "Owe recorded In Plat Book 17. pages ?4. of III* serninolt C.Njnly 1loricla. IS and 76 of the public records of In Sanford . With Hot Water Haster t Range a, 4tOven, Eshaust Fan & Hood, A-C r ,Dispo:ai Dishwasher W _, Plaintiff(s) .4 Seminole County, Florida; Together Frly, Oct. I,197J-1P 7" . I Evening HiraM, Sulprt FL - /•IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OPTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT OF FLORIDA, (14 IVMINOLS COUNTY AND FOR GENERAL DIVISION CASE N. MORTGAGE CON. Florida corPorain sintlff NEN VO 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA. C' By. Mary W. HawthOme City C1trk PublIM: Oct. 1. 1976 * V IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Olt THE IIONT•INTN JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SIMI$0I.i COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. - 76.14U-CA4S.* FEDER AL NATIONAL NOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, v. KENNETH L. FORTUNE, DefondIot. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on the 201h day of October, 176 at 11:00 am. at the west front door of the COWIPwUIS of Seminole County, at Sanford, F lorida the undersigned CIirkwlI ohs' for sate the following described reM property. Lot 39. THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in P1st Boot 14, Pge 55, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, together with all $tniclures. Im. Provifilents, fixtures. appliances, and appurtenances on said land or lAid In conjunction therewith. The aforesaid sale will be made plifluant to I Final Judgment an. tIred In Civil No. 7414113.CA*A now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 27th day of Sep tembir, 11174. (Seal) Arthur H. Beck*lth, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clark VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, P.A. Attorneys for the Plaintiff Pelt Office Bo* rn Orlando, Florida 32502 Publish: Oct 1, 1974 or recovering from heart surgery, and to distribute Herald pots by Do,, Dietrich) . Va lerie Weld (left), co.artIsc director-choro. ISiS. and entvrvd In Case No. 7 INeducational Infurmatlon to NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CA-05-E of the Circuit Ccurt of he potential heart surgery NAME STATUTE g:aph:r of Bailet Guild of Sanford-Seminole (BGS) Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of ii TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: nr patients. .a a A and yi Everyone has a problem, What's Dora Lee Russell, JL.rnb T%AIIfIrrV. ou I . Fiorlda.Inandfor$,in;nol,Co,jnty, president, display an NOTICE IS HEREBY given that wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL . youn7Forapen,alr.pIywrit,to WINS Your mother must be sick the undersigned, Pursuant award "Excellence in the Arts" presented to tI.e to ABBY: Bo* No 55100. L.A., Cult, "Fictitious Name Statute" to the MORTGAGE ASSOCIATICN is live with ondltiong you SOISS. Enclose stamped, Crlf. , the Annual Awards Presentation o t Chapter Plaintiff and JOI-ttt W. FUTRELL guild at he U5.O9. Florida Statute, will register and DOROTHY FUTRELL are ,, I, describe. Pleay., pat. ue' UP od*1resd envelooe, please. Central Florida Council of with the Clerk of the Cir.,,t Court, Arts and Sciences. or Abby's Of the booklet. "How to Have Defendants. I will sell to hi highest Immediately and take her to In and For Seminole County, 183ob"el a lls Puanes a Organs seven awards In this category, BGS was the onty [ a oveiy Wedding." land SI to Florida, upon receipt of proof of the and best bidder for cash at the West doctor for a thorough physical Abq.lI Van Buren. 132 tacky Dr.. W. Firs t Si., Sanford ouor of front the Senilnot. County publication of this notice, the fic. Courthouse, Sanford. FI'ui'ida, at nroun from Seminol: County honored. Th e award 322.3335 and mental examination, She Beverly Hills, Calit. 90212. Please t L titious name, to wit: ii.,5, L'ncIoe a long, self-addressed, was In recognition Os h. living alone' tie gwsu S uice!I enn a Dance 11:00 A.M. on the 13th day of OcSuOii,u DO or which • clamped (2 0.) envelop.. the fOHowinç deScribed I)rama "River Gold." ttueyar, engagedin bunessat lobar DEAR ABBY: How do you 1771) Wood "idge Ore. South real 011ate located, Situated and COUPON being in Seminole Coun'y, Florida. tell your ex•mother-in.lav who Band, Indiana 46635 to,wlt: th Th.t eparIie,i!dereste4nsaj' TOWARD A SEWING MACHINE inslss that uarestillpartof Lot 4, Block 27, NORTH business enterprise and thii her aim y Ittu t'ddition, according y terut in the sa."uc areas followS. to the ptat thereof as recorded in want to be? pe Plat Book 14. Page 9, Public cent • • S I hate to come fight out and - iflcudeI. Iubeicatirgmotc.,c insult the - wor%an, but I may . a ll '% ~ cenl laid property being the same as sat have to. I have been divorced RAY CPQR ELL — 30 per cent Dated of Altamonte Springs, ..)rlh In the Final Judgment of WS ANGE1F tAP) The world of business, H azzar d women from her daughter for t410110", 4nl Chock food. were, and were Seminole Coty, r:, dl, this the social stiess of a daily job, long said, and there is no eviderce therefore more prone to 11.~art ears DATED this 2h GOOD FOR ANY MAKE OR MODEL day of Sep 24th day 0 September. 1576. temr, izs thoughttoberesponslble for the they are any more susceptible ailments. another woman, t w n GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE (Sea • HALLMARK SEWING MACHINE CO. l) of men to heart to heart disease than they ever & my former mother4nlaw see P( lft'JW Fairbanks A...WMteçPart Hazzard said scientists Arthur H. Beckwith, b WALDEN s rot had U same . Fri me, she calls me (Bhe 1-4 & 17.57) 'r lieved that one solution might Crkofth.CircW?Covrt 4)4 E. S.moran Blvd 647-1577, t.al. says au expert By: Cher ry Kay Trt4s keeps tr-ing tobel In fact. h.' addei, when heart ___________________________________________ ll '1ti' Altumonle Spr-ncs, ut y Clerk Dep n coronary ineih'ine. PublIsh Oct. 1, L Ii, 2?. 1976 my uresnt wife. te1lin Sei' disease rates beii..n to decline . 1-111110.1111 rup,,ln: ucj p, bEE i ')i-. William Hazzard, a re- in the last few years, the decline that she is also , DEE $ -- ezrcht'r at the University of among women was much more — family. This irritates me to no end W3hi;9t0n, told a symposium dramatic than among men. NOTICE OF POCEEOiP4O$ FOR fig i da THE VACATING, ABANDONING. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE There is no religious reasun for ci the American Heart Associ- as wollien to suffer heart sJ.isDISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING EIOI4TEENETH JUDICIAL Wednesday that alihou'i her ignoring my divorce since ease in mnldle age as women, CI OFP.CUIT. RIGHT-OF-WAY IN AND FOR -..- -ire '.nd more women are fac- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. she is nn att.-Lit. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. t' said. The longevity gap betj YOU WILL rLCA5 TAKC CASE NO. 111-l?3?CAhj C"l'fERJI)!NNEWMr;,TcO n.1e pressures of the working twccnthrexcz anArncrcan NOTICE THAT the Board of County IN RE: The Marriage of wnrW, they still have a "rtwoman's average life span is Commision.rs of Seminole C* '-ty, WALTER W. NOHLFR. DEAF. flOTIIERf-A'• H she markabie resistance to coru Florida, at 7 00 o'clock p m, on the Peili,g,'1-H4)5Jd, ,j now 76, compared with 68 for ,,*r : 3 to consider y( - -1-1i yoi disease" and now outlive men :' ' 19th day of Octc. A.D , 1575. in and I --- is ever-widening. 1 wife part ci her "fa.'uL1j, 'i the County Comrniuiowrs Meitin'j ALBERT? M ROPILER. men luni than eer. it had been widely believed Room at the Ccunty Courftouse in Residr,l vfo hcr. YOU snow 1*-tter, Jut 's - 'e new evidence has left reamong scientists that males in Sanford, Fior,da, will hold a Public NOTICE OF ACT1QW Cothia will ,aI!'&-J by 'earcher, baffled abut female Hearing to crui4' an,i detirm TO: ALBERTA U RC,i'C P industrialized nations were sltinghc'ormtktnggn ifcue r.'s1st-ii uuto cortuary disease. whether or 001 the Cou.ity will Highland Act. 'isO Is subjected to more ,,.ra . .k...-... er. _. _ fl .. s ....',• w . • v& I% t41IrJ s.wl another popular socioeconomic stress than renounce and disciam any rght of Mt Vern;,' OtIti Iheor, that the female hor. YOU AP HERESY t,O :p.,r.,1 the County a nd thi Put,c in and to UEth At•_4 I , he following righi of way running that 50 oCliOfl 'or Dl,iIutlon 1 tfloflt. esti-ogeri helped combat '' td utiactive divorcee hrough the described prop.rty, I- Marriage and other rsIicl i :e.n hert ulisease. has recently wit: Piled againsi you a.d you are l'*tfl Oifli %IIIh 'JIIF 59-yeur-'i'i h,u.n di.ccowmtcd. All of Powell Stroef lying west o required to wry, a crn ? .ir wldCt.: for ti. !'IL twa y.'i' he east 1.31 line o Lot It. Block C. written difenipt. P an,. ',' I "For a whIe, we were even • ' He has five "xoii rhUdrei: nid !,aj Tract a, extended north less the east Attorney for Petitioner, Cat r'ii,u M. itin estrogen to men in hopes al OF.M5N 17 feet, being In Sinlandri Springs. Bravo C I have 1,ur My y'w-et us 13, , I of preventing a second heart atPitt 806k 5. Page tS. Public BRAVO. PA. S E Hk'iav 434 and she recently got her O'ATl Say 'l care" in the niccst tack. It didn't work," he said. Records of Seminole County. Lon2*ood FL SVSO _'d Ic the QEEDELIVERY .pa.-t&nent. OMACI1ME way. . . in the language Orl 1n1i with tPit serk of I,, !g4 Florida. AsiJ From old age, being SERVICE PAYMEt'T PLAN PERSONS iNT(RESrEQ MAY %tytedCu?I on or oefore Oct3ljer 20 of flowers I rci.Ily love thIt rnaii, I j ie Illale tst)c hggest contiibutin, 1975: rth,'rwi%, a Iu'dgmen may APPEAR AND BE H!ARDAT TH It' ' will a ;ei iiii m". h: factor to heart disease in West- TIME AND PLACE ABOVE "Ier. aqainst you for thi relief Artful ; ,' demdndcd in the P.IiIIOO. SPECIFIED, !a nney ard hc' very eni sutietie., liazzard saul. (Seal) WlTPiES my hand Ind the waIf generuu W'vp taken several --..44 len are four tines as likely Every caJ CeurI -.in Sept 16. 1975 Board of County nice t'thr. and he i Fun be 'to cisc c:n'• ni .oi•ioto. l'EALt Cotmiasion.rs -a I 04111 o be With. lot I h.i Lk a Arthur H Beckwitb ir. of Serninc.le County, gRal factors and put !ess ciiitl "' Clerk of th Court Florida •. f-r';tg re children don't care ILIS on all the iiuichjsrn', " 0 By Crefa liluginboltiam S: Arthur Ii. aecewith, Jr. Cne of Central Florida's Fine-st Fi'rl' ,_._,,,, ,'CENt'1t--'--_______________ miath for ins. jazz" Deputy Clerk Cler k Of the Circuit Court PubliSt $t 245. Oct. I. I. IS. 1916 Publish: Oct 1771. But many women have now 109 E. Commercial Senietline. i think rnt> i 322.1812 Ph. 322.3883 ED 122 DE Ii i en!ered the anxiety'ridde,s shnidcl be !okJng out for . ..700 West First . HONOR onos. rgtns r - m~.,~-1-~, --i.-'-,,.~,*-""--*4,~-' , .J... "ft) ...y I H.11 a'!4' ; I •' .: .,t : - . - i-t, r- - ••d .t. 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' ' T & It~,p I., ' I ?, 'i :&: • fc' , ,J)jr. _S. ., •i t j .,,. �!1,*' Nsr, Satu'd, FL FiM., t. 1, 1fl ______________________________________________ £bwai.g Nsra, Iaatvd FL Bank Robber Serves U Frly, Oct. 1, 114-3$ As Its Minister j j • THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY ................aIsa,m.auss..m _ I ____..................:*..m. Wit Iii I__ LyssI y $ssI. ..., . .:Np.. A & A A ___ A 00 AU U u ' U u000 CmwPM1SM C t. P*$ Church... ml, ocsoocsulo, I. Psi But the maximum security state prison something to believe En. And there are those drug, not religious is any ganlzed, systematic way," OUR NATION I ___ I their minds from the grim surroundings, S øai 0 iun btI5t Church Of God FIISTCNIISTaANCHU.CH CHRIST lIITiIaIuidAv. 0, HarsNNrfl %vMiSdqsl l$ASlSiI0Ii*lCIS$H, 17171 SpkS.si I lWAp$* WIt P'" MIII S.y kMsl . 1:N•m. 7:Np in .. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH IU Alsd . II$ II :11 am ,:::: "—' . . . . t. in. H. ksdaykt..I WsitH Ifili. 1'HSIfllC. CINTRAI. SAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14* 1. $ OaI A,,, SIR W.CaMsa. . a.., 511pm. * JORDAN SAPTST ClkUlC.. 11.11* in £flamIMInM$ P N p.m. Jami P. Nn4Nam Ivawu,, WiWIedly 7i pm. Silli StVdv IIN am. 715 Trj115 Is' I15 Øy AIi.iuWy WorsIWp II Ni 111111, 1IrVII a . CrItIiqWs'itwp MT.MORIANPIIMInVI . .. I$I.Pat5Aqs' Fred SaSs' 111p.m. I,WIsdy SIenuary M.,elMW.,p lVaAl,Iuit '111am 11:11am. l.Nsm ti.eIdavISa 9pm . . UCIII 'INICRIST SAPTIITC$URCH 11 H. Awpsrl She . CHUi$.N OP CHRIST RWPISSS,,$CN .........S:NpjI. PPIys' MiS!N 'Ys'y TIiyNs . . . :'L '.:.f' .. k. • . 545am. Warn : ,, Pu £$,.v A Rivn*, ' . • aAPTIt, 'H •', II Na in 111am £41114 W.11p ..' pm 3IHPIImII11A,. . .. Np in UI, *bV*sadcr.dev Ssu4a SS1 S usa in, . .,,. j .3. S. .. . .. . . . ... ... ••.V4 . .. -K 4. . . . Aj . . . •..: •1 . •\.... . • •. ConrttgatIonal ., 511111 OT.yIs, C ISTIASICH'IIC'. ..Pb1* . ' 1IiIaj . 3iilhl '4.1 Ip m sb 11.R*irt .1 I,,.iA . I M. F.I5.*5.p 'ii pm 'I Ms'npp,,ts'jjp Wa lv,.rn5.$t, Piflr f. . . 7 'in .. be. 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PMIIr 3uda, kP.piI V. 3': i4Pj ,., *I5 • kIdITSvIWnQ W *IWS$s*p CI*iit MIIIIII, ... , .\ .$ ; HT.,H" Sibas. Cliii US1VIWVI5.p PALMITTOAVE,:Up • . . ' . i.. c• . . P • .... > . pI'v..4 '. •. PAOLACPIUICHOFCHPI%T MsraiWs"$5 . tr.wá*q His' . I w.. Pray,. . u LUTHTPaHcHUpcO, IHE4IDIPMA, IHW limptac, $i*p. ...........Il:SILm. I øain ' P.nt.costal W 'i#' — . n WølCoinin,,.ø ) 'k. ORANGE CITY First part of the flate which Includes served as chairwoman of ! U"lted Methodl:4 Church, Central R'evard, Cocoa Beach, arrangements. Mrs. Jerry lJOHN51$—Webhat,bu,o,,. ?Lbornol God slaneth Forest Avenue (Route 1), Halifax Area (Daytona Beach), Krnoul, president of Central not; but he that ii begotten of God keepeth himself, and that Cccoa, is hosting the Area 111 New Smyrna Beach, South Brevard Unit, will serve as the Qveitlos: There mi*t be more to reMgl.m than )at going to wicked one toucheth him not. arnual meeting of Church Brevard, North Brevard, official hoeteas. A nursery will rbarcb.HowdoyouthInkaperioscude,eIapareairefai,i,jp When I was a young farm lad, our Ismity cow became sick. Women Uniteti in F1'rlds, on Seminole and West Volusta. bejwovldcd, so come and bring with God? Being a poor family, we were all very concerned, for that cow Oct. 8. Arrsa III is cumpod of Mrs. H. G. Carrier of Orange the little folk. ____ Answer: God is a person. You develop a relationship with supplied our family with very important food. eight s*ntt, from the WuiCo4al City, Area itt chairwoman, has The theme of the meeting will ____ Him the way you develop a relationship with anyone. ft's a deep One morning I went to see abuut her, and she was lying down, be "Sharing Our Faith5t' and and personal and real as you re willing to give of ycrself to unable to stand. I noticed the vutr had already gathered will he presented by two honor give your time, your love, your real self. around. I did not understanu their furpose, and I tried In vain students horn Bet'nune. I think marriage is the best human Illustration of a scare them away. My father caine by and said, "Son. leave them r. Cookmnn College, Daytona relationship with God. The closeness depends on the deh of alone. 11se vultures will never touch her as long as she has life In Beach. They are Betty Jenkins her." cunitment and the deplh of communication. I has to do with MIChAEL RISSLER nd Jospehine Bronson, who trusting each other enough to share your real feelings.. fears Sure enough, with her every move, the vultures would chant will be presented by Mrs. • and failures, joys and successes. You caine to know and love your to one another and flop their wings, but none of thcin dared touch Robert McLeod, Daytona mate as you spend time together .. . as you act out your l.ve In her until she expired. Beach, vice'chairwoman of T!e elevi.n chur'±es of Lht Congregational-Chrtstian kIndworthandlovtngactsandforgiv1ngattjt. Andthat'show ST. JOHN 14:6 Jesus saith unto Him, lam the way, Cent alCoiotalM,sionC"unclJ Evangelical and reformed Ares UI, you etoknowand love God. Your relationship .teepensas you truth, and the life.. . Our text tells us that whosoever is born t'receding the sessions a of the United Chw-d3 of commit more of your time and life to Him. God ainneth not. When one is born of God, he has been made anew will meet in acting as a muaical program will be celebration Sunday i've never known a better relationship sith Gcd than Dr. Bartholomew, creature. The old life of sin is gone, and Christ Jesuz who presented by the Asbury Arms afternoon to hear the Rev. Dr. spedal representative what my parents had. Early in the morning, we children heard of the declared that he was the Life, has imparted to us His life, and of Cocoa. Alfred C. Bartholomew of New U.C.C, has visited mlsiltonary Mama and Papa talking everything over with God. They truly life is eternal life. John declared that He that Is begotten The newly installed president York .lty, the general ssork shared their lives and hearts with Him. In fact, as a child I IcKeepeth hLinself . . . That is, he keeps himself alive In of God P by f in Lebanon, Jordon, o1 chwci Women United in of DIVISIOO of Greece and tually thought Jesus lived In our house aid was a me'nber of our the refraining from all known and deliberate sin, and he Is ever East WorM Services of the United as HondurasFar and P"as well Florida, Mrs. Emil R. Brunner rentlng of any and all sin that may be committed In ignorance. Church Michael D. RL3sler of St fWnhl3t. of to Fort Lauderdale,ofwill of Christ Board of It really bils down to this. You get out of anything.. a Thel p.m. program is open 'highljits" thebring St. Petershuag has been appo'uted Imps will be ever present. As were the vultures waiting for the serve on toe new ctirlstfan marriage or friendship, a relationship with Go'!, hhr itself. cow to die, they will be waiting for us to allow sin to push GOd oUt secretary for Latin America. the new officers. you love greatly, yoo are greaU ;ove' "lie which soeth. The laypeople of the churches p Publicatioll of our lives. He dares not touch us as long as the Christ of Grettings will be extended 1'Y appointment begins .sroringly shall reap also sparingly; will come together at the h soweth bo:'n11'z and niles is our hearts. Mrs. Krnoul, awl the welcome Park First I JOHN 3:8 He that cummitteth sin (co.staaUy, everyday Winter 9:43. The CommittEe on Publication tifully shah reap aLto bountU'illy" ILl to the church will be given by When yougin you f generously,; uareplanthacof sInning) Is of the Devil; for the Devil sinneth from the beginning. Congregational Church, UCC. fflcially represents the Mrs. Jack Sample, president of Christian Science Chh Dr. William Tuck, host love and trust and forgiveness. Then you reap a harvent of love For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, thul He might minister. the MethodiEt United Church 3d truSt and forgiveness from those you nvt. Jut. as your destroy the works of the Devil. state in its relations with public A business meeting at 3 p.m. Women of &ou. The opening officials, the rnedb. and other human relationships grow to the degree you g1v, of yursehI, w I JOHN 3:6 Whosoever abideth in Him (Liz 1st) devo ns will be by the Rev. grGups. A. will be followed panel dots your relnt1onsl.Ip with God. It iill become more real and Not: Whosoever ainneth (continues In sin; Mth not seen Him, cli salon related tobythea recent 5.ames 0. Edds ptor of the ., fulfilling as you give more of yourself to C 'd. Re.slly knowing God . neither known Hun Rc K. Buttorff, aftez 10 will Hope IJ.C.0 cnurch Meeting of the orida a lot more to you than just ghi to chwcl'.. but I thlni There are those who separate the soul from the bc.o. TheyBlenidal years of distinguished service, church, too, Conference held in Miami Rockledge. will r.7can more to you than ever before. More, say the body goes right on in sin while the soul Is without sin. Of a Beach. The Rev. New offcer.q to be elected for reappointment to the tieOatze it's a 'day to deetn your relatiomh!, with God. truth, the soul is separated from the body. "The body is temporal, of Deltona will John de Sousa a ti'e area are ct.alrwoman, si.. position and will ret'un to his maijerate and the soul is eternal." However, to the man whose soul is chairwoman and the third former home of Sarasota of the meeting which ,.. cleansed by the blood of Christ, and Christ lives La him, his soul will be (allowed by a qusstion membir 1i the norninathig Thire he will c.tlnce in the • Li the uoanlnant factor in his life, Public practico. coifinlittee. Mrs. CLrk H, }fa and answer period. Dnner for I COR1NTIfliN 7 Paul said, but I keep under iii Science healing. of Cocon Beach is serving .s bOd)', theserved delegates guests and bring It into subjection: led that by any means, when I have at 6and p.m. withwill thebe 'lf$$ " chairman of tie nrnninaVng The new appointee. thougi preachedtoothers,ImcLfshowdheacway.paulthca committee anl she Is also native of Indiana, moved with worshlpserviceandspeakerof In another instance that when he would do good, U.N.LC.E:'. .3k reprPsen. his family to St. Petersburt evil was present. the evening following at 7 p.m. To be Lure, the vultures are always there to prey upon those who En Epicenter, Orlando's direclion ef D. Larry Webb, tative fcr Florida. while a young chol'l. Educated ecumenical the main sanctuary of First REV. ALLISON fall into sin. In Galatlans 2:20, Paul declared, I am-crucIfied with church. center and forHouse who announced that an Open Following the morning in the public shools, he providing resources Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and will follow the services sess luncheon will be served graduates) tram Dr. Bartholomew, a former the life which! now live In the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of boca Ceita facilities for religious and which will be held at 3 p.m. at by the church women. High School :nd hit. Pettrburg secular God, who loved me and gave Himself for me. faculty member of Lancaster Rev. A . ISO fl groups, will hold its the Epicenter, 5135 Sand Lake immediately following, Mrs. Junior Callge. AfEcr No man, apart from tie redemrtive work of Christ, can Live a Thcological Seminary, Lan. ilard will present the 1976. his Bachelor of rtreceiving degree Formal dedication Sunday. Oct. Rd., Orlando. sinless life. lut with Christ Uvin. 'i oi..r lives, we, being crucified caster, Pa., joined the national To Preach U.N.I.C.E.F. proam. rorn the Unswrslty of Florida, with Christ, have a new life. Paul said, I am alive, yet not I, but staff of the U.C.C. in July of Immediately following the. flu division of the Christian Reservations for the luncheon he studied fur three years at Christ liveth In me, and the life that I live now (after my 1971. He administers church worsisip service will be .n openService Center is under The Reverend Geor;e niust be made with the Boston University. L cruclfixlon I live by the faith of theSon of God, who loved me and sponsored programs of relief Allison, superintendent of president of the host Unit, Ms. house and tour of the renovated r,lre he received the Master have Himself for me. facilities hosted by the Board of and rehabilitation for refugees missions for the Halifax and Jerry Krnoul, 1405 Indian 0 theology degree in order to Homecoming When God created mai. he was formed from the dust of the and other victims of disaster Seminole Baptist Associations, Directors of the Christian ruver, Cocoa, or with the local serve a.i a 'haplaln in the earth. His body, or his flesh, was help'ess, unable to move or do overseas and in the U.S. Service Center. James R, will be guest speaker at First unit presidents. United States Army. Though Services Set The service division Is in- Baptist, Sanford at all three anything, ..ntil God breathed Into his nostrils the breath of life, Spence, chairman of the Board Others serving on the plan- .ot having an ordained clergy and man became a living soul. creasingly concerned with self- services on Sunday. Annual homecoming ser of Directors, explained that nim committee with Mrs. That man got up and began to move about and do as a man help and development projects, heverend Allison has been Carrier, were Mrs. Krnoul, in the Christian Science vices will be held at the Sanford community leaders from 11 Church, Christian Scientists church of God Sur.day Oct. 3. Christian denominations, who would do. Until I'ls soul came Into him, he was lifeless. It was particularly related to superintendent of missions for Cocoa; Mrs. Frederick have served as chaplains in the 1976. The program begins comprise the board, will be soul that gave bArn the ability to do things. Paul wrote to the agriculture, nutrition and the Associations for three Corinthians in! CorInthians 6:18, flee fornication. Every sin that a faintly planning. The UnIted years, moving to this area from Jonassen, Cocoa Beach; Mrs. military services since the first promptly at 9:45 a.m. with pcsent to assist with the tours Charles B. Schnerr, Holly fLu; world war. morning Worship at U am. man cineth is "without the body". so one can see that sin Is an and to answer questions. Church Hoard of World a pastorate in Sylacauga, Mrs. John Neal, Titusville; t'i inward condition — a condition of the soul — and the bidy Is the A basket will be served lunch Min1 stries is the overseas He recently returned from a Rissler resigned hL, cornMrs. Jacob S. McLain, Deltona; vehich that displays the inward disposition of a man or woman. agency of the two-million trip to Guatemala, where he mission in the Army in order to at noun and an afternoon _________________________ Mrs. Carolyn Rosenberg, return to the fuLL4üne practice Singspiratlon will be enjoyed at He ti,'I is "begotten of God keeneth himself,' and that wicked member United Church of ministered to the earthquake presislent of the host unit; p' The final service will be one "toucheli. him not." Christ a union of "-• hugh Sm,th, representingMrs. the of Christian Science healing In to his et at 6 p.m. women ot the host church and 1975. In additicn . A special feature of the Mrs. A. D. Unvera'.., Vero perience in the practice will be the Singing Christian Science and the — MIOraqsRr,ss m.v u RI*Gi.I$ 4.. . . .. 1 )i.m. , v ciou Lu?hran 'I i: . 111pm WIt 5ViltIS.fl1(, ..... ,:Iip.in. IWU4.t'WSuftlp ............7:)Sp.m. 411$ . . :N P.M. . .4k... . I_- I M.VW.sW.,s'lp Episcopal L".b " Cocoa Church To Host Women United Groups - . ''& . CNUICHOFCMIIST flyREv.AJLDA!3 bch of God of Proeey Non D.nomlnallonal i*r'lD.I11C,UNcH i -' ' ''.'• 7231p.14. vC .- , .. . -, Church Of Christ P.sNs Nkfle44 . Nuiry Opie *155 . . . IpIrkqvics . Pastor's Corner tISpm 1 Np, N,r$.cy Pr.vd Ni all W'ylN ?U•.m. .' -• .. . . Pae lvitkrv,Ci M4iknlMp CHURCH OP 6O )SilIS 0 H.,n$ MffiltI., i.asa.i. W.dkv,j(, t; *P1Y1dinII WSnlwp really a community," he says. preach the eviLs of drugs and homosexuality and he with in the complex prison social order, Rabb says, "They come to chuih for the same reasons those reports to his listeners on the progress of efforts to descrihing his groi as an "assist to the au- bi'dikM.l CALVARY UPTIST ASSEMILY 5" .Ma15 . to church, but It's Ilot Uon. "When a man seeks frito, the peer gp — ocu_,rlIA,, MsaN,1ir,l Rabb, serving a 12'year sentence for bank rob- the votes of his adherents. great." need for faith," says Pat Barrett, director of pj center of life. After they have been here a while they menu. The effort, made on religious services for the New Jersey prison system. principles, f 1 ft takes a great burden off the a(bninldratlon Nevertheless, aboJ 50 persons attend Barrett's see that clearly," been unsuccessful so far. wekeepthemtromneedingNggoonsqti," Rabb Rahway State Prison is a maximum security jail, services on Sundays, and 25 take part in a special The largest organized religious groiç in the "We try to teach ourselves to rule our emotions, says. Christian :$Sp.. not ' GINIVA CNUICN % Islam, Trenton, Paterson and ever attended services before they were In- "If the people here had followed the teachings of Rabb also acknowledges that the Muslim other Industrial towns. The prison population is $0 carcerated, Barrett says. religion before they came here, they woulda't be organization serves two purposes — religious and per cent black. Barrett has been chaplain for two months and has here" says WE. Rabb, elected by his fellow political. Rabb is co-chairman of the Inmate ministers is a bank robber. Nazarini *.* • PI*$T*11$M$iy uSssI Is RAHWAY, N.J., (AP) — As a house of worshIp It It lithe Sing Sing and San Quentin of New Jersey — study group every Tuesday night. Mod have sougl* prison attrdsfewholymen.iL the Nation of which attracts about and let the gangster mentality that put us here filled wIth 1,100 felons mo&ly produced by the thecoinfortofprayerslnceenterfng prison; few turrets to keep parishloneers inside and one of the ghettos hunattoftssaturdayservlces. tocontrolourflves,"saysRabb. of Newark, Passaic, M. UPSALA PIRSUYTURIA$CHURCM ,. i 11pm CMIII C1w11y C5.b • Dir.,. 3P $er4avk 1.11a.. MI'•liAIWIiiJlip 555pm IVMIIIS,WwIll,p Pails, Swain IS 11am 711pm .. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And birectory Page Possiblo — FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff PANTRYPRIDE DISCOUNTFOODS and Employes J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff K BBINAGENrY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE 1el Dekie and Fmployes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHE STORE Downtown .i,ford Don Knight & Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PUBLIXMARKErS and Employes L. 0. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenslo,rn and Staff WILSON-MAIERURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIKGLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes HARRELL&BEVERLY TI:ANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fl. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Annua Church Bazaar Oct. 910 P SAP!,Sy I115 Saust CcI, Cs,11p Iipl. £nbay. H., 17 531 Fam l$55. .'frm C5.S. 4,.. iiy i.a,u,t (twit,. 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There will also be Schlelcher, ,i1l offer nil tie to the always *puiar sock 'tZ?, on the church grour,ds, several other games of skill or little items that make su:h monkeys, clowns and cradleDogwood Trail, just off U.S. 17- char.ce, with team captains splendid gifts for that special purses. Aproiss, team captain 92, on the north end of town: A !rffl Welsh, Tony Gilinta, person. The home beautiful Sirah Altmon, has this year marge Iugnw&y sign points the Joe Erbe and Dick Gleason. booth, t"an' captain Mary added du.sters to the stock and FLAGSHIPBAPJK of Sanford and S'ftff 200W. Firsy Irp CivI Ml OflYf iiSIaø C5cI Sa.t., LII a., Chun, ii•t I S4ads'l I'll. (lard. 3440 S,li,i ive Saiu.td CaAg,a,al,.,a, ph Jva, i W'tn*':ie, l$ H em$ VS. $al,atn Army. 111* R,II..1 Huh Wana,u.,, Lftam,*. Nssees, a,sa., C*rt, flS T II Rd VMsr M5s UnI4. C5v, 04 (Mi H*$ 1nnspccs SlOedlCS, : hnin11h1 Cl.peI. AS, S, Uaii114ti A, P1111 CIJI 'slyGipes (5'(55I0v, (i'd 4 flub insil *lMilSlai St It's that time of the CYO have built, and will with goodies handmade by the Church of operate, a dunkin pool in adDeBary, will have It's Tenth ditlon to the cane toss and hit WINN.DIx:E STORES and Employes Vpial C.mm Pv5w111 Witm,ts' Pr..11111 CSwtP.CSs' Up,I4 u id S R, lCvl5 H DAY LOVINTISy P11.11 LaI• ka.ts SIvs,N 0a Pi,a,t Cii IAflI C5ts Mallaid * N Sainit (1 % ,' , Hamiq 311111$ WiMse Spr.s, 1,vaiu. ,, *0415111 C t' Maq Hilt S•V10 CA,,CP .. CHUR H AiIail AU p CI ' 6 715 All . •,ar, Wl':•va Pani Rd .5 •' 17 ,laii Av Ch*14$1 Cl..tt504J,. . I la4vn,,be, •• 17 MAai 't$IIIIUI Capei. Hwy 17 51 F... pa, hid,. Ss Ctwrth St II Ia. 0CA.. Ill SeIfu It. KA PitS "5ciO4(h,,t,,,,,1, t 7IdSt Lab, No*,. CSs, C,,11, Li.. N• 1104115 jS, a I 1150 UmI, IHI H If tie Li,..,1 N,,:* m : Trn.ItP1I., P150mM A,. lOft lIts F.,t P.nf,.111 CSv5 if — i again. SI. Ann's RC way. This year, a new attraction has been added. The members — SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — SflEMSLY OP COD A.m5 15 QIt 24 S Rim - . DEBAtLY MLEYS.MONTEITHINC Insurance Service . Caüdle Parade On Tap Sunday ' The Friendship and Union Society will sponsor its 2nd Candle Light P.srade on Sunday, Oct 3, at 7:3') p.m. at the t - '. Sanford Civic Center. The prozrarn will feature Elder James Allen Jr. uf Belle Glade, Fla., as narrator of hymns, selections and songs. There will be other outstanding musical talent and the cornmunity is asked to take a part. All ladies are .t3ked to wear white and the mcmi dark suits and join in the parade with candies. A coiar television will be given away. .Ul groups are asked to take a part. For further information call Dr. G. U Starke —3fl4 o Mrs. Sallye Bentiey — 3fl- For those who want a chance Morrlsey, will display a large to keep out of the kitchen there selection 'if afghans, unusual will be hot dogs, hamburgers, potholder', towels, scrubbets french fries and cold beverages and other hou.e decoratives to s.'ed from a brand new pieaseUiMJs tllscriinin4ing. outdoor snack bar. Team The boutique, tea.'n cao(atn captains here are Jack Margaret Meicr, will have a Mahanna and Charlie Fowler display of handmade sweaters, assisted by Joe L)yett. shawls and other personal A dinner will he served in the Parish Center each day. Aham dinner on Saturday from 5 to 7 Youth Rally pin. ($3) and a chicken dinner is Scheduled sin un4av from 4 to 6 o.m. A Central Florida Youth ;2.Th) with both !er 'y will he hosted by the children under 12, 82. Tickets for these dinners are availabfr ralmetto Avenue Baptist in advance from Rae Cli WCtI of Sarford on Saturday. Pletropinto, 668-4352 and will Oct. 2,at 6:30 p.m. Baptist youth groias from also be available at the door each day as long as they ta.st. Central Florida areas wial be The dining room serving staff present. This monthly meeting will be captained by Alief of fellowship and spiritual challenge is hoed twice a year Cieliess and the dinners will catered by Bill Heneghan and by the Palmetto Avenue BaptIst Anne Doyle. Social games will Church. The Christian film, entiliest follow both dinners in the evening as soon as the tables in 'EIghteetL" will he sbow. the the Parish Center hi,ve been 'ollowIn, $1mn, rufrc.ihments will be provided cleared. b the ladles of the church. 'The usual booths we hope we have sufficient aprons to last for two days so that Si'iay buyers will not be disappointed, as they were !ast jear. ii first day. Plants, team caiain Chi..ies Koch, ibis year will be the gretnthumbers delight. Prizes to be awarded at the end of the bazaar will include 0420O41O0 basket o!cheer nair of 72x106 nieced bed. spreads, 'De1Ld Robia" type pinecune wreath pocket radio, Cuckoo clock, fruited wall hanging, two large doUs, hand crochet rug. macrame hanger and plant, hand hooked shag rug, plus other items as donations are silil being received. The steering on'mu5 - 1Is year is headed by Larry Mier, chairman; howard Yerkes, cochairman and treasurer; Atoeri Mo?re, aSsistant treasurer; Winifred Duliy, sccretaiy: and Douthy Cain, pubhcity — — cit Beach, vice prei1ent Cultivation Church Women United in florida. ft/ic I n tos h ScliedUI(?() 0 SpeaK Morris military chaplaincy, Rissler Jacksonville. Family Also from expected to has also worked extensively UI the prison ministry of the be on hand for the day will be former pastors and members Christian Science Church. and friends of the church Rissl-, his wife Jula, :,nd The pastor, Rev. C. D. Harris, Taltr,t'4s.'e were the Corn- enjoy this annual get-together. m.ittee's i'ffict I., located in the The church is located at &)1 BarnU Bank BuihLng. West 22rd St. in Sanford. ' . sIt ..t " i)€ ddcoN 2(.c)k S} On Sunday, Oct. 3, and OCt. lii, Kti. M('JntOSh, .i chn.;tian attorzie :n Sanford 'ui fitt'fltbt, tC Fer"t B.ptist Char.h, ill be speaking on the "llijai aspect of death" at the Ravenna Park Raptc Chw.J,. Hi 1iks win I.' at 6:15 u.i. durug the {Thti'ti 1' Ipiflt. flour. Mch;L0311 wil! te o'-e'ent'n2 the practmai std i.. reparing (or one's '.mstv aid ivi C... at i':s or tier death. Following the evening ser vice, there will be a time of (lnwship and everyone is e:wour.:ed .i 'QIIIe out and join in on this l'.rwn, "d worstuplul experience. A Church-wide revival wdl li" held at the Ravcrnn Park Baptist thuich (i:. 2-24 teinmüng -Ct 130 nighlv •bi will be mitny activttie fir oil aces anti (kit' wil tie . Iremn Stebt:a Universi, Ic ki.tt Il 'J'ilby, ' HARRIET DAS JEAN BRYANT 9)4 923? Sanford S Ii! R L E V MILLET T i7 83I.l1 Casa'bersy Wlist?r Fcre, ASc1i I't1't. JC5.i5. jr5,' Cit RU1NTUECH Altar,onfecr r. {E'st, HILDMR1CHMO,J ¶74 3l7 L': l,, -1__L . .SJ 1 ' .. 1 11J' -'-a' .., - ...S,........... . :v..,..' c,7':¼!'' 'N J r,a.jl&f'. . ' v°":' .0 'S. i ,.\ Sirs:. ___ I �Ivs.1up sW,I.u,d PrWsy, t I, nil P1 tELEVISION hetub LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS CLASSIFIED ADS Friday ' 1 1'Y F in £V.rJn, (I) Cl) SPt0T5 giI s ndusftlaftsts diugMst *d*ftI9ISNOn "" S° ' v'Li alliflOnsolhsr Wwi snbsss Iias tOO (2) OBICY ONE D no Al V4 4AVES WASHINGTON WECINREVIEW CL AII MARIE OSSi 24 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE SHOW U. Fion9irW'.In XMng IrMOOICs .ci i born sasiu Mm Waur 1049. __ I. (Did Sniy) posss a ry an Vii AflQII 0M1 RNCU NNSIO wNds ha ,ri1 iitici bs frMranirtar.mdia RE THE PIHIC PANTHER C.0 CI) BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER (2) T.LThETRtjm (4) BRADY BUNCH CI) CROSS WiTS i DREAM JEANNIE Dne.c,c (I) wu.o. ____ NAME THAT TUNE 24 MACNEIL. LEHERER RE. Vii Ipisoile as a nswnslLi thorn Ed &rnas wiVi a barrage o MiI, only b soovir iii i Vi, new oevw HARThIAN XIUUAS.YOGAANDYOU IhO CI) 0 TONIGHT: Sel CI) SCOOBY DOODYNOMUIT HOUR 011* garage. 1) 24 WALL WEEK 14th Mthwnaiy sw, iwo (2) MC DUFF, ThE TALKING FBMd ____ past pngatnw. CE 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE lx tOo ROC$(FQPD FILES: Rocklord (James 0w)LMInII$UUPdOUI01 a ps',dc (Robed WsLUs) ehi pr*nds be twIiig Vi. CI)__CELEBRITY 'T)i,( CE SWEEPSTAKES _.. CI) THE MUPPET SHOW HooAwsp€w (I) anjyin ip pOseoM a sylng. N*iony (I) MOVIE: P inn, ShslI.y M* 1910. 14 SENIOR sca* aco ¶1) 0 SANFORD AND CV) ABC MOVIE: -wd-. Thi * ic WOrJI' SON. CT.) RELIGION IS RELEVANT iaoo 000 *'om (4) CI) 8HAZAM 24 SESAME STREET (R) I iO es s t30 (4)MAGIC GANG CI) TARZAN. LORD OF ThE CI) MARY HARTUAN, MARY HiIwji (2) 0MO 7) ABC CAPTiONED NEWS 61 GOMER PYLE 17) ANYONE FOR TENNYSON (R) (I) KROFFT'S SUPER FOR THE DEAF (I) MOViE: lbs G.'satsst ShwonEt"BseyPU1on. .iwnss Suwait psi one. 1952. SHOW 11:00 CI) 0 LAND OF THE LOST (4) (4) ARK II 6* BEVERLY HTLLBIWES Ti CONSULTATION 24 ThE ELECTRIC CO. f () 8yoIdrisNIs. 8 MOViE: IPIS OI.lsdSn.. dsu7 3 CBSMOVIE: "ThI CaIlor- rO Kr 12.00 I) wno. w WEST 1130 (2) 0 BIG •.y)HN-uTrLE Saturday JOHN (4) (1) CLUE CLUB 8 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHSOIVI000 MO,-FIIIIQ ., 3:00 (4) FARM AND HOME •' ,..'. I (COROWERS ALMANAC 625 • • - Afternoon 12:00 V DAILY WORD - . (C HOT 61 WRESTLING 17) THE KILLERS: 'oanscc 6:55 V DALY DEVO11ONAL itkmch ' O ' (I) FRIENDS: Hartford Conn 0 LIViNG WORDS ico (2) ACROSS THE FENCE (4) ARTHUR AND CO. () CI) JUNIOR ALMOST y THING GOES 24 USk PEOPIEANDPOU- • TICS SPEOAL j ,..., kk. sssMd petatses Md ysvy, II 11mw aqdm bat baster $ 0 M'JGGSV 130 CI) I DREAM OF JEANNIE CI) THE FUNTSTONES 1 + Yam Good Evry Day ExceØ Fam Wsd.&Sun.Ila.m,tII3p.m LimIt 2 Far flood Tist £14? YU. II 11PM NUOGSY (4) (1) wv ouT GAMES CI) AMEHICAPI BANDSTAND 0 GARNER TED ARMSTRONG 4 NO ROOM AT ThE Th3LE (R 24 POPEI'E AND PALS CEOItLIGANSISJ.p10 19 ,,., çg ,fl pod a wages* ci pd.onurs ewuiIspsn. IS ALCOHOL A pNOBt.EM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON CI) STARSKY AND HUTCH: For families or friends ci problem 'lnkari. For further information lo lnwda1e a I4MOE"M."1961 - 24EVENIIGATPOPS:Fss- pO&S 3 WORLD TEAM TENNIS: WOtid Karat. C,manonst, Loi Angelss; lbs Ciç," i ' 1°' Phi Yodm - Dix*n's SHOW 10:30 ii C1 OWa, GEMiNi MAN: CASEY (Bum Murphy) Is pItt•d spaksh a ccrnpilerized robot 2) - EdvcationelChfldCareforaslowa$ $2. weekly II you qualify. 323-$424 _____________________________ or 333543$. ____________________________ 24 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 24 APOLLO , (I) NEWS Squash. Greens. Cukes. Wholesale. Retail. BUNK FARMS. Oranoe Blvd. abe 373133 ___________________________ (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT (I) MUVIE 'p (I) MOVIE: Giistest Show on Eaiih. 13-Help _________________________ 12:45 ___ (I) MOVIE: ibtieboet' KIT .4 NASHVILLE ON ThE t - 11 :o Ch ''P". from New YuA. 0 TARZ*N ThugS 9.....G 11:15 (F) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS' Live, in roird h.ay wuigM bozkig mald betw Dua'is Bobick &r Rewam o-CNId Cite 11 (2) (4) CE 0 NEWS A - - VERY MERRY 530 We are loocing for a retired Couple to live on our property (10 acres, 10 minutes from downtown San ford). The lady will have house. keepIng duties and care for our children. The man will be responsible for 'ne care of the gros.nds. A salary and living quarter* will be offered to the right couple who must be sober, reliable and Christian indivlduals. References will be checked before Interview Is4 arranged. Reply to Box 611, c-a The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651. Sanford. P14. 3277*. TRY I 600 24 WOMAN ' THE F2G VALLEY CE (CCSt3NEWS CI) 30 MiNUTES (I) i5OLmCAL SPIRIT OF CONOM r NITI 76: Bavie me Wtiu Hoias. Fourth in a tines of pnssldec*lat 115(1100 CalnpsIgn lI&SR434,Longwoon Country Trailer- 2 BR, lbath, air. $125 month plus deposit, Cliff Jordan, Realtor, 13)-sm. ____ Furnished onebedeQ, •pert, car,ort.$lOpev montt.. P110111332. ___________ 5404. ---12' W.de, furnished, I BR, AC, !IISAPI MO PIIRK. 1,2,3 bedroom Adults. Also 1 trailer space. 332 $53 trailer apis. Adult 1. family park. Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17.97, Sanford. Mobile home with large lia. rm. ____________________ 3231530. Private shaded yard. S. Sanford Avi., Adults. No P1t5. 3225711. Lg. 1 fIR turn, apt. $150 mo., $50 (- damage,halfutjilll.s,.d,pl5 33.534), 5:30-5, Wk-day5; Ot 323. 1202 after 5:30 5 wk-nds. -' Air, - Real Estate ________________ ______________ ----- carpeted, quiet and 2 bedrooms, $125 to $135 month. AdultS. Phone 322-15)0 4)-Hou 531-3643 : '--'-•- 3Roomfumn.oj,, ,upstairs W.i.t11k1 ________________ u,,,- ......., ___ __ Adults.S1I Park Ave. 1 - ---- AND 0 WIN'IER'S CIRCLE R ZOOM 7:00 (2) M'JSICHAU., (J3 (4) BUGSBUNN (C HEEHAW CE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW: "Soedil." 2.4 INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 35 NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 730 24 ThE GOODIES 24 ANIMAl. WORLD 800 - - CANDY TANGERINE MAN FLOYD ENTERPRISES ThEATRES - - LJ (2) EMEHUENCY: Bradmiti (Robert Fiilar) le . a ploh,WeoffrUWadOfluh. lo COPS with I 15ls Wfl's ,gkwt iiiJs -" -'- ' . _________________________ torn., apt., water furnished. Near shoppIng area. Adults only. ___________________ The Forty Thieves Presents laM lAM" featurIng: Randy Bowling Tim Donahoe Vt..yne C.yno*a CONTEMPORY SOUNDS FOR THE YOUNG AND YOUNG AT HEART DANCE TO THE LATEST POPULAR MUSIC - - _____________________________ ______________________ veterans no down. Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 AnytIme - _____ FRI.SAT..SUN. OCT.1-2-3 - Lake Mary- 3 BR, 2 tsth, near _____ I - Enjoy Your avorite Cocktails 7OaysAWeek Highway 17-fl, Sanford Ike Fctq 205 P (U.METTOA'IE. LUNCHEON SPECIALS SERVED11.*JA,.2 P.M. I 0INP4R SERVEDSP.M..)1P.M. 1- ,- TkL€i - - --- - STEAK HOUSE fld LOUNGE (NiTo Post OffIce) ,_-$ I i -______-L i- - Own!iwr, Sanford --- - .-,j. _- ., - Jcsspls Butasky, Prelident . tbl.%h- Oct 1,1. 13.32, VIle ES 6 41305 F',orida Staluii5 1937. 5' Litner H. Cart Pbiith Sa-pf. IC, I?, 21, Oct 1,l97 Ok 04$ ji. " - coOt 13.900. 373.5632 anforu- By OsI'T 8I.TiT baths, Central HIA. screen patio, carpeted 533.500 322-190 alters S Sanford's I ( a",ici'r ,z, _1__i ,'.' ________ - _______ bath custom dream. Formal foyer. dlnina & livina rams. In. formal kitchen & family room, Fully equipped for real family w 'lying. Drive down the country l.t4 through stately pines, Into your serenity. If YOU lOve ff11 country and lake front living, and Owner Must SIr Coinfo,'able living In 3 large badruomi, ".', baths, large living room with fireplace, family roam. tot. C all Reo. Real Estate Broker Genera' Contractor Jul51 - GOOD LOCATION Nice lirQe 3 BR, 1½ bath, block home. Assume $14,701 mig.. $)St.S6montPlv.Lowequityye in now. C-HA. Enclosed garage. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Broker, 322.7174 D.,y OPEN HOUSE Ill Pinecrest Dr.-3 BR. I bath, excellent condition. 5)5.500. SAT I. SUN, 1 to 5:30p.m. Forrest Greene Inc. Actor, 3330443 NiJhf Lon3wood are.- Livfrg in country with city comfort, .i BR, 2' -,baths, allbrickhom.. I½acres,zonedA. 1, would consider Option lease tate. $31 733$. $304133 IEALTOVS -- JIM HUNT - .40W Ia THE TIMEI OWNERS TRANSFERRED & NEED TO SELLI BR, 1 bath, Pinecrest, BR, 2 bath, Holly Ave.. $3 3 BR. 2 bath & IBR, 3 bath, Wilson Place, $ftQ RETIREMENT HOME- 3 BR, I bath, located close to hospital & thopping. On'y 1)6,000. Wm. H. Smper-Realr t'INECREST_3 BR, 1 bath. cxcellent condItion, 7 A.0 units, fenced iri with well, utility shed I many other extras. A bargain price at only sis.. -- A HOME? 5)00 down payment to qualified buyers. I BR, l'. baths, central heat, refurbished, As low as $15,000. TWO STORY StUCCO, 4 BR, 2 bath, family room, large Separate garage with convertible storage area. 549.300. oat h Satin front P'Jlth. 7 car garage, carpeted, *15.300. 3fl-1OI •t,' CARPENTER REALTY OtiCi & Sore spec" available. downtown Santor 1300 Acres, Osteen area must sell. Owner - - Em While They're Hot" ut 1' eneva - - - Uardens I Luxury Patio Apartments 25000 I VA Studio,1,3,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult. Family Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Conventioncii-5% Down I Homes ready for your Inspection and Imm.dLlteoccup5lnCy • I 4 - One Bedroom From '135 SanfordAve.,4BlocksSouIhofAlrport8l'd, FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bralley Qdhani-323-4670 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, la. NEEDS TLC: 3 bedroom, I, bath ,. Kitchen equipped, convenient to Pinerjejt elem, school. Jim Hunt An eellent starter horns l the 2524 Park Dr. *19J00. Realtor a olessionally Manged • , LONGW000 ______ , 61 61 • - I -' II - 4 Clt1TYHOMESATMODERATE PRICES Central Hesllngand Air Conditioning COmpilIng . - • tIlIil II HIS i , I 111(11: Pill.? Unnland Park Hnm - - ' ______ - 0 BROKERS annual pct. rate, We , - TV, Chairs, Tabi, typewriter, . - BALL REALTY 3017 s FRENCH 1101. - Stenstrom Realty AVENNA PARK- 110 Tangerine Dr., 3 BR, Ii.-, bath, with fenced hackyard. Large utility bldg. and plenty of citrus trees. 12 Mo. BPP warranty. $21000 354 Bedrrio,, 2 62-Lawn-Garden MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Frost Free RefrigeraGors: Kelvinato, ..................$115.55 Any year IPtu 1516 rodels. 7 days weeK. Call collect, 341-2131. 64-Equl ient for gent - Steam Clean You Own CarrM Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLL'S FUNNITURE, 322-Sill Coldapot ..................... Kel-sinator, 7B-?Mtorcycles ,.... &I-.,..__...._ WI. flfl 11SvtWC Sidebyslde ----------------us Others, $10 up Maytag Washer ..............$75 6.5 -P Is-Supplies _____________ BLAIR AGENCY ______ .•._ 333-2546 0' 323-71)0 __________________________ ___________________________ 16 Honde. Cl's 330. V00 Miles. E'.ceflent cond., 1350. 374-3117. ______________________ _. SKC Coberman Puos ears cropped. ssio's. 1 male. 5 rnøs *2(f) ) Westinghouse r,yer G.s& Electric ifanges female, 6 mos,, 1)50; 3153740 Greatoanepups. male&lernalory sal,' 322-34.33 BARRY'S APPLNCES 37J-7C'O - ________ Seth that extr, bike with a low coil Classified Ad. - offer. 322-1173. -- 54-Garage Sales With £*fta%.GoodCc,idl,m "°' '''' _ _ Is each to good home 113.1741 ____________________ -- 79'-Trucks.TraiIen _______ _______ 6flted ________________________ GARAGE SALE-.- WInter Sortnc 306 MObs Rd.2P1Th11 malt. $130 or nest Otter. 411.41 and sell good turr,ure and GALLERIES, 322-6977. 'II Ford C-400 septic tank pump truck. complete with vacuum We Buy Furniture pump, noses etc., e,cellent conS dillon. Call 313.g3Q -q $342530 ______________________ S 30 to I _________ DAVE'S 339 4116 - ____________________ iron lawn chairs, $3 each. 411 Beth Dr. (Ravenna Park) Sat. tu • 80- p '?' _____________________ - . Hunting Camp in Farminglon Area '.4 • ,,in 4 aluminum triter -ith bath & bu.It onroornElectrcit,de:p Beautu Siding c ......_ (fornl,riyHa,i,,t s BeautyN-) - iflt 333 5712 -- Rug Shampooing... Liying room dining area. haiI--regardi sile, $tv.9 373 332$ f tIGHT HAULINGI YARD ___________________________ Season, halt price. Guara,ileco instillation and terms. Call JCs 53% 9331 collect ----- - Høiiio l__ '3njIt,OneU atq sniie BODY SH improvements - -------- - 10 yrs cip AIo shampoOing of ; - - " "' " ART BROWN PE5T COP4TRO.. 2342 Pan Drive ' ' -- - 153 , - 1) - 1.,1. '-'". . ' Roof Rcoairs. Carpienir,, Pantng, liOme Repairs, Gi,,It*ing. Cement work Free estimates $31 boo - - V • Piano Ser-sjces i4t, 7.)1I ', 1 5' arid tri '- - ..ss,f'cd . . .t-,utdrs t ci ?I'4 -'iMI-.w • -..L'C ' iii ,,cir Pn,'r . Si 1It ' .- 4tT J-i - Se ding - ' -u-,,---- - -" Land Clearing ' . - 1ish.i.t '., 5 A 'i - AIt'i., _ OrC55.%,i,, - Fill dirt. top soil. 322 3913 - ---------,l,. ,tre irs srysv,. ti's, it',' e ,00tj it *111 a Cl.l%SIc1 A 1 322 7611 iii I7 Tr.,e Service - ''--'- r.nming. Cutting L Lcenseu and In$ure, jc4t~. i.?rioIng . i"unt 321 4105 or 323 1549 Well . . - D'Hing £ , & . ' V'•l Oct Cli,. Ro..t. Sand 11(StiCC LO.SJfr N 3:741:! &InFnp1ng a-' - HUG$4EY EQUIPMENT L1e Clearnig Movinu Oicng. Ca pantry. Remodeling & Rooling Housewashag. Panting, in%idc & I General Mant,ntnce LcnSi ' CofanI -.----- -- - ' Pest ',-. • .- be Ofl s C'"-e- a - - '-, Uceairs. Ciii 32) 1$7$ . Care EXPERT LAWN C.IRE Mowing. Edjri;, Trimming Free Estimate, Phone 333-1153 C S 5lf5PHflO PIt,r Remodeliri; General l-fhn Riding Lawn Mower 30" $173 172 OSTJ Bonded - -.-- & - - L e QWR SIP AND THINK A MINU'E. It (I,)'sitij Ads diOnt work there u'clsi't a - more room tor storage Li45'sitied AI5 lirij buyers fast - ___________________ iJstrlbytor hal .iiuminum r?c tangular poos ielt over Irom 14175 i &IIlu$COpuflg Central 'teat & Air Conaition,n Fr free astimetas. call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 3fl- •'. '__- - - Window Washing, Floor Str:ppinq & S 'ai,n Carue' Silmpoalng. Carpet Cleaning - ''w '1 ' L 'R / I -se.'. F,e climate 323 5951 Hauling SWIMMING POOL SAI-lCI. LCadinq manufacturer and - - I•* nur'sir rris.ji Cerpepbr hCmt,elr,, Cu.om Work crc,. CStma'e 32) 6033 -' . Merchandise s " riome improvements TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - n of vilue. 322 jUST MAKE P,YMENTS- '72 srs. - Models. Call 323 1570 or $34 'r Dealer Plants & Answers now has your _____________________ ____________________ answer to rare gifti, antiques and 1973 ct ISO Spider nostatoiques, 2)0 E. 1st St. Suite Rungood.rad4o,.ppro 33MPG 0. _______________________ __________________________ 37)0473 rs_ t (an COVer your home *ith alum s'dnç 5 SotIt system Al0 1 Oc$rt3 Gutler ,, E.i 3dntj Co $31 .- -s RPP warranted 52*930 - tUCkS For information call ait Ray or Jack Mink. 131-1311 -- • • b a ter S 1uir.ittcn J Pf5I I tlAIti ¼ JILL FIVTI'IT ___________________ Mlumrnum ASSOCIATES. INC. REALTOR. $316500. - spedion,runsperf* Phone 3225)10 after 3.30 pm. __________________________ ______________________ Want tu uu, turnitur,, toilet hi tures. anything Ii ICT JIJsJl 11 , dilpbai, lots of cabinets, double Miii Farm on S. Sanford Ave • sell or trade for Sunland Estate, carport, weII&fencr'. All thiS and home. GEO. WILLMER. more. cotta set. - '67 Cadillac Coupe, current in. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU p' SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS - - ae _______________________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,.t' SANFQgD- 62 dry Atres near St. Johns $110,000. 647 Till. $ I - , - RUMMAGE SALE- Sat. & Sun 102 Juanita Ciurt, (Sunland Ettatta' Crafts, New & Used. Misc. __________ ______________________________ 'H Datsun Pick up. 1500 or hew offer. 65 VW chassis with drive .-' - - - ___ I -- Sunday. 10* Mottle St. Lots at item3, everything goes. 322 417 I'iomes -- -- BUY JUNK CARS-tram $1Oto$3 Call 322-1624 after 4 p-rn. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSIS Woodruff's Garden Center 60) Celery Ave. GE Dithwaher, all cycles, 2 year old, perfect condItion. $150 or best . 'I " 43-L.ots..Acreage ENEVA- Osceola Road- 2 BR, 2 bath, brick home on 5 acres, & heat, drapes. 000MERE- 2(2-9 Santord At. -ieg Ibalh eall to wall cka; 77- Autos Wanted spt. size avoc.jo Refrigerator. Freeper, $12.3. s23-lifl. _______ Orlaøg Drive, 323.5300. 01)4. KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES3fl.Ø57 Vehicles Must Sacrifice- 1573 Streamline. 32 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3503 NOLLS Caselberry, 17-fl, 1304204 Copy Machines (43, repoisd, With warranty from $130. Coil 421. ____________ 1973 SChult Chateau 3 BR. 1½ bath. 12' s 63' with 3' * 17' tip Out, Caliafter 5.333 4)63. ' Wood or 5ll deSks, e*.cute desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks I. chair,, straight chairs, lillng catnets. as l. Cash and carry. •_ ..s.' 42-rs.iss, le .-- IELTONA- 1503 Darca Drive 2 BR. I tiath home. Ideal hoc retired couple. Close to all conveniences. I? Mo. BPP Warranty. 513.720. C'rittany 1mm beautiful Loch Arbcr, Custom built, owner. deorat'rs accants throughout. Eat in kitchen carpeling. central heat & air. walk n closets. oeautifully land 75-Recreations I Furniture GE Wa''ing Machine, good on ditk,ri Viorbeij offer You move It. 371 '323 32) 0303 )Cll ARBOR_lolFurell Drive- Hwy. 46, West, Sanford fl.- 5420 Supplies Used Othc 52-Applsances Req. Real Estate Broker SALES -- RENTALS 117W 1st ST.. Sanford 322564l0r3772757afl,rftrs. Center Auction - Moving Sal.: New & used Furrture, Refrigerator wlt, lcstimaker in door, A Misc. 323.5705. Lov."y :. BR. 2 ba'h. Cen!rdl heat 4 Ar. tarnily cm, garage, large ter.crd yard. se,arate Stud,o 5,3 000 equity a assumc loan 5. Jinkins- - W-Office C.vpets,a. othtrs. 3234% or 322. till, Sat&Sun 106. Come see. 2907 Lake Mary - 3 BR. I' bath itew 5. Park. homes. Start at 521,S00 witt $700 down. Government fundng. By YARDSALE-EVarYthIng prICed to builder, $31 1619 Equal Housing go. Furniture, Misc. 2 wrought Opportunit 3210041 Dell's -- ________________________ MLS REALTORS Open Daily For Retail Salos, 105 -• --:' - ' v" - 55. . -"-'&kAWMWIIt v1-L% ).S%P 'J ,I."4's 'j'"t - For 'rp&ntrnnt Call U L. L £ 4$ kitPetl U t5alPrc,i, Cabinets lops Sn*s instAllation a.aiIeuio Bud Cabedi 3flE tmt' (riunter ANYTIME Mt tlple Listinçj Se-vICe 303.fl2.3I0) - _________ Clalsif C,) *35 Will always g ye ycu Much - Much More thr -tore - i.ett - -'- -- YOU .4R5 MiS lttç, h:t',1 ' 's'OU HAEtiT TRi5 A CLASSIIED Ar) t4Tv s rca r .si er Sit '.5 5 2 ij A cc r. , i .''.- ''ini-c I ' I ,i " ri .. t' YLJL. - __________ __ UDPIaHd Park W. First 51., government epcswssions. all area. Small down, Seller pays closing Cash 322-4132 costs. GARAGE SALE- all day Fri & Sat. 703 S. Park. Furniture. For used lurnitu: e. appliances, REALTORS-UO 6.061 Eves 323 3119 Larrys Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave BACKYARD SALE- Friday Noon refurbished hornet. 3 & 1 bedrooms with 2 baths. Con venlent to schools and shopping, Easy financing on these. Drive by and see these Hartweli Avenue homes TODAYf From $29,300 house. 12 Ma Buyer Proiuction Plan 121000 Pianos & Etectron!c Orgare with aulomj tic rilythir brim, Liberal trades Offered. Bob Bail's Piano 4 Organ Sales & Western Aute, 30) YARD SALE- Rummage S Plants. Cash for Antiques. Consgnmenpj Birds of Paradise. Crotons, wanted Hi.way 16 AuctIon Hanging Baskets, & More. 3524S. Galleries, 3224912. Sanford Ave. Fri • Sat., & Su handle Don't forget th. GIGANTIC TOIlS. SALE tonigtmt. Hand I. power Pals of all kinds end deec, l)ion. large & small. Come early to Inspect merchandise, 59-M,scI MerdfldiS much mor' NiQhts-322-7352 _________________________ Sanford- 3 BR, 1', bath, $100 o'ywn, $177.3ltotal monthly payment. $5, MAYFAIR SECTION- 3 BR. 1½ bath home, Kitchen equippec, Features a large paneIe Family RomthalcouIdbea4throOm lnsideutIIity,fcncedy$33 the. CC'NS TRIJCTJ(JN Inc. 21) W lSPh Sanford Fla - After Hours: Days-3fl 6173 scaped $31400 APEN nOl,Sc ON aUNDAY I Ill. S .L .-. 332 211S FRIDAY NIGHT 7 PM ftmot new oak twin bed sit. 25" - - I '75 JoPu'tson. 12' V.SM Fib. Boat. "73 Cert. Trailer, '76 Evinfud, 5.t hp. Complete Eicel. Cond. $130 333 310,, Inc. $ ' i Realty, -. excellent Condition New paint insije. QuIet well established neighborhood, Convenient to schools and shoppIng. $33,500. INECREST- Ii -I : 4 - FUTURA BY SINGER ___ 322395* ____________________ 3 loll more - I - _____ PiI1l4I9Il21 IT I ..',.', - 322-5214 BEAUTY- AKE MARY- 357 Country Club Road- Just listed this BR. I, bath with convertible l't'I bedroom Many ectras. including family room, screened porch. plus _________ SALE - Lof.60 130'. *3.000. Plegot sble. 323 3 22-2090 BU I LDE R.DEV ELOPE N DONT STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. COMPLETELY RENOVATED-. Guy owned hQ",,s, 1Gw priced, low down pay- sents Located 'Itroughout Seminole COunty. ______________________________ ______________________________ resIdential neighborhood newest Si-Househoki Goods _________ LAKE JENt4IE- High school area. 373756$ ____________________ REALTY, INC. EX:ELLENTCONDITION._7 BR, 1 bath, large screened porch, kitchen equipped, beautiful land. sciped lot 1. many other extras, Don't miss this buy at $20,000. l9l9F Frinch 3fliei E'i.s. 322 1454 3fl-464; 322-1554 252$ Hwy 17-52 322-SN) AUCTION - - Save money on TV's & Fu1nite, Mt. Dora AuctIon every Friday 1:30 p.m. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 441, Mt. Dora. 504313.1715 POISON MARINE SANFpu SEWING CE'JTEP 30? E ;st SI . Downtown urenw,vrwu - .i oii. i o.rnx. re . room, central air, fenced -amer iot, carpeted. Assumable mIg., will tiIi 2nd mtg. 401 W. 1h St. For .t. 323-1105. inside laundry room. Owner says. 'Make Offer", fl-Auction 55-Boats & Accessories ."aqi,.qer. - 1004. irig for a lo0 TM Clsslfled Ms will help you find that lob. 152) Larson Boat with 12$ HP Evinrude and Trailer. 35-340. Deltons. Ma 4111 LAKEMARYSUOMITOFFER Sar1 3 BR, 1½ bath home, central wet P. air, family room, Theatre, South 1752. Phone 3221216. Sale: I1 Pinecreot Drive, Sat. & Sun., noon to S pm. Spice heater, snare drum, lamps, tables, misc. p.l7mentl nI $5 Call 'rCdit 3r 9411 or tee at SUNLAND ESTATE sDr., Owner. 3 BR, cectral II & A, complete kitchen with dish washer, dual drive. Many extras. $21,300. 34.537l. at the Movieland Drive.in Garage WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL-TRADE 311 315E F;rstSt. V. Bart Willow Aye., $iwfg Machine. Large Braided Rug, Bicycles, Misc. 4221220 collect. DYNAM,: PROPERTIES S S WAP SHOP FL EA MARK ST Anyone can be a kller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free, Come browse every Sunday Pa 5 MULTI.FAMILY 'CARPORT SALE- Sat. Oct. 2. to 5. 2433 One ,.l Sin'jer'i, lot' 1Oul md Sew liii Zag ctines Assum. iA1.lnceOf $155 SOor pev $11.90 per ,rOfltP,, Will lake trade in Si.ioar r-nu.pedto s.g sapS mabenutton holes Balence nf 55$ II tr *0 WALKING DISTANCE TO SHOPPING PLAZA- Land new 2 BR, 3 bath, central heat & alt Cond1Iionin, walI-lo.wall earpeting. garage. Asking $35,900. and formal dining room, kltthtn equipped. Well for climate master H-A. Tree s'maded fenced yard on large corner j®, Calf Caroline t-loitjclaw, Assoc. - Rd. 322.4210. Wanted. Restenlial site for swimming pool. Leading distriButor wants a nice backyard to display new 1576 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 305- LARRYSA*ONINC..REALTOR 70-Swap & Trade Stereo Console. Mini bike, Clothing, Misc. items. 10$ VlfIlen repossessed. SacrifIce, ½ price. Call collect 305213.0410. Req Real Etit. Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC mIL - GARAGE SALE: Sat. & Sun..to 1, 15*33' complete. 1 yrs. old, 107W Commercial PhOn.,2 71$). Sanford ___________________________ FIVE BEDROOMS Owner gonel Mint modern sacrifice. Wall to wall carpet througno.p, New refrigerator, calf-cleaning range, washer, dryer, central air, Fla,, rm.. s*o. Call labs. will invest $31,500, you will buy this one. Call for an appt. now. Hoist Lifter; comblnatin shower and com chair, swivel walker; bath tub bench, commode extension slit; wheel chair tray for Ernest & Jennings -elmool chair; seat cushion and back rest for wheel chaIr. 322-4117. swimming pools. (2) IS'x21' and GARNETT WHITE - Carport Sale - Fri., Sat,, Sun. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Boy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell Ricycles, Toys, Games, Shoe for 30 pct r.CtnmiUJOn Free Pick51..I.L Books, Clothes, Misc. 2$ ups. Auction. Saturdiy 7 p.m. $1104, St., Lake Mary. Sanford 3222210. Antique upright Piano paint sprayer, Rockwell slide rule c.lcui.tor. household & yard Deluxe Aluminum above ground 3 BR, 1', bath, red brick. Must sell. Willing to talk terms. $20,000. Phone 323 1402. almost new creatIve 3 BR, 2½ WE TAKE TRADES DRIVE BV-133SSUMMERUN Large oats, pine & palm trees, 3 BR, 2 baths. air conditioned, neat and clean. Move in now. S)7.0. Call today. JOHNNY WALKER FROM 1 . - Rtg Reel Estate Br,ker 343*5 Sa.,Oord Ave Ill 0755 eves. 322 7613 Reg Real Estate Brocer IC] W. 1st St. ________ 333-601* or 323 0511 eves OUTF' New & 4 -Bedroom Homes - 23 - - - - - - ______ . BATEMAN REALTY M, UNSWORTH REALTY i'.ISANORA . _ LAKEFRONT - , U RL 1 lfl 4155 clear swimming & boating lake. while relaxing on tile Carpeted glassed huge lakeview porch. Many large pines accent this money for subsidi,ed housing to Qualified buyers Newhoue,In rural area No down payment. AAontpIy payments less ti rent. Call to see if you qualify. - - '" Enloy clean air and spectacular one mile scenic view on big crystal The government has released ' COCKTAIL HOUR 4p.m. III p.rnTl FO I ATREGULAR PRICES I FREEHOTUORSD'OEuvRES I ._i A, carpetIng, many tras. A-I ACrOSS Frøm Ranch House 329L70 or 631-9777 __________ r - - - - $HOWTIME 8:30 PM Tu 1:30 AM - _____ _________________________ - - - moved f's" says sill. 577.950. Sanford. Adults. Modern StUdio, I BR & 2 BR Unttjrn. Air, Carpeted, WE have homes from $100 down, etc $95 mc. u. 323 SOle, - - sq. tt., new carpeting & root, gas furnace, large fenced lot. Near h0h School. IDYLLWILDE School near rooms Wl REALTY and 2 baths, well shaded fenced Rig. Real Estate Broker, 3210 yard. Has Ice maker refrigerator, Ui$hwasMr disposal and weli for 322-2745 307J5 - _____________________________ doneolscsndmdafaratme Beautilwly rcmcd,ted 4 rooms. 1100 NEED SIJBI VISIONSmall House. Small Price. 3 BR. 1 bath, sewing room. Neat and confortablu. Back yard large enough tori garden. Drive by 2105 I-folly, call for more information, $150 ma. Adults, nopets J 32 Shaded corer, excellent location, equity and eachange for 2 SR mobile. $21,500 ''" PrN.y,Cd. I 54-Garage Saiss - goOds. 322.340,. LET'S TRADE --- NO Large clean3room apt. , ISiS 0O down, fltAt ttV'Tt flU-s CJIIL ----.---- _______ steady eenpkyment. Apply to: Snitty's Inc., a714 Orlando Drive. Sanford. 321-21)3. ____________________________ TO AL). PERSONS HAVING Toyota, Datsun, VW & MG. Only road north of 436, 1 block west of CLAiMS OR MANDS AGAINST qualified people need apply. Ciii $7.52. THE APCVE ES TATE AND ALL icr app$. 12-S p.m. M5•535& OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Wanted- .lairdrener, master IN THE ESTATE: apprentice. Pays 40 pcI. with UNEMPLOYED? Never again if YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED folto,,g, 50 without. GOOCt you' have sincere desire •'d that the adnnIstratIon of the Estat. location, Zayres Shopping Canter. ambItion: Serious bnly please call Of JAMES B. LAWSON, Deceased, Call 323-7530. 5142034 after 4p.m. or writ, 40 File No. 76-273-CP. is pending in the 'laMI. 3e'.ona, cIa. 3216,3. LPI4, 4 to 13 shift. Gefiatri emCircuit Court for Seminole County, parlance preferred. Apply In Fioridi, Probate DIvIsion, the ad. Nurses: RN's I LPN's, Aides, Aiddress of wnich is Seminole County person, Sanford Nursing & Con. coms.1ion. Neda Immediately. valescent Center, 550 Mellonvilie The Personal Representative of the Estate Is DOROTHEA L. a BROSS1ER, of 31 North Altaloma, e Legai Notice Orlando, Florida 32502. The name andaodressofattor,wyforpl Rtpmettiv, are sat forth below. NOTICE OF INTENT TO IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE All persons having claims or REGISTER PICT$TIOU$PIAME EIIJHTIENTH JUDICIAL ciii.ø demandi against this Estate are NOTICEISHERIBVGIVENthal CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE requir, WITHIN THREE (3) theundersig,00al,lngto,,ag. COUNTY, FLORIDA MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF InbusineniindertheIictitiousnar., CIVIL ACTION NO. 1eI444-CA45-O TIlE FIRST PUBLICATION OF of PEMTEL SERVICES at i21) SOUTHEAST MOqTGAGE THISNOTICE,tofllewIththeClark Randolph Street, Sanford, Florida COMPA.NY, a Florida corporation, of the atvs Court a *i'itten 3217i, Intends to register the said PlaIntiff, Statement of any claim or demand name with me Clerk of the Circuit vs Ihey may have. Each claIm must be Court of Sem!noie County, Florida. TODf CONSTRUCTORS, INC. a in writing, and muSt indicate the DATEDthlslthdayof September, Florida Corporalion basis for the claim, the name and AD. ROSIN )74. MECHANICAL, INC.. a Florid. addressoftls.creditororhisagent, Paul 5. Mrrls corporation; -3 BENJAMIN attorney, and the amount Publish: Sept.10, I?, 21, Oct. 1,157k MAHLER; and SELMA E, claimed, lithe claim Is not yes due, DED-30 MAHLER, Ihi date upon which It will become _____________________________ Defendants. due shall be stated. If the claim is ________ NOTICE OF SALE contingent or unhiquldatexi, the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that esture of the uncertaInty shall be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND On the $th day of October, 1976, at Slated. If the claim Is secured, the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 'I' at the West Front Door of security shall be described. The FLORIDA cla 4 mant shall deliver sofficient CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1$ll.CA44I 5e County, op,es of 1111 claim to the Clerk to IN RE: THE MARRIAQ1 OF rnan.meundersigned UTTt '0' sale to the able 11,1 Clerk to mail one copy to SUSAN PALMER highest an bet' bidder for Cash the ch Personal Represuntative, Pelitlorer following det,.rI All persons interested In the arc' reel property: Lot 13, Block B, SWEETWATER tateto*$Ofl1acopyofthj5f,4otiC. VICTOR LEWIS PALMER Administration has been mailed Respondenl. OAKS. PHASE 6, according to the Put therent as recorded In Piat e rsquire WITHIN THREE (3) NOTICE OF ACTION 5o$i, 1$, Pagesli, 6? and 63, Public DNIHS FROM THE DATE OF TO: VICTOR LEWIS PALMER Records of Seminole County, IE FIRST PUBLICATION OF RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Florida, IISNOTIcE,tofileanyobledm5 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TOGETHER WITH all bUildlng ty may have that challenges th• that an action for dissolution of lidity of the Decedent's Will, the marriage has been filed aginsp s'ou and improvement., thE9, situate 01' which may PImeatter be erected al,ficatlons of the Personal andyouarerequiredtoservempy prewislitive. or the venue or of your written defenses to ', if any. or placed thereon and all singular tt' i%diction of the Court. teremi.nts, on Carroll Burke, Attuney I. hered,tamenis, appurtenances and ILL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND Petitioner, whose address is sementsthereMfltob,ngorn IJECTVNS NOT SO FILED Sanford Atletnic Bank BulidInt, LI BL FOREVER BARRED. Sanford. Florida, end tile thI anyNiseappertainino,andthements iss, profits thereqf, cr0 Date of time first Publication ot Piw orignal will's the Clerk 0 CircuIt -lice of Admir'lttrjtion i Court, Sanford. Seminole C0'jntv, together wiih Ill heating, ventilating 5p. nber 21, 1P76. i'bo,ida. on or behori the 24th' daY Qt and air conditioning ecuiprrent, all DOROTHEA I. BROSSIER, Ocict,er A. Ci IV76 I)ttl(yWiIi I plumbing inparat. fixtures, Iot wal., p,,, iii ne vrsip-ve ags'nst you system 'f1.w.?Cr '4 ksinsier -, and pump. all lighting of lisa El'ite of hor tile relIef Jarnrwli.l in tl'* hixtures and all screens, awnings, JAMES B. LAWSON Petition. venetian blinas. buiit In equipm,,s, Deceased WIT?4ES my I-4fn.J Uid l OMAS A. SPEER of this Court £41 thl Ihi# 71Ø day (.4 and built-in furniture (whether or not atflxed to land or buildino) '. 'EER & SPEER, P A, Snr, A. 0.. lots. I Magnolia A,ene or P r?tler located in or o $aid ISALJ s, Office Box 136-I premises, including all renewal, A.sIlliir H Sectcwtih, Jr. stord, Florida 3777) replacements ano additions thereto Clork c'4 Cirt:uit Court, 5 Ia e is made pursuant to a orneys for Seminole County. F1',o1 Summary Judgr.,.nt Interj In Civil rson.l Representative By Cherr' Kay Travis C Oil No. 4- l411-CA 09-0 now bush Sept. 711 Oct. I. 1516 CARROLL. BURKE pend'ngln he Circuit Court in ano 0 123 Attorney br Pettioner OrfloCouty, Flofid., 6$'! Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. ay of S*ptemøer Sanford. Florida 3717) Fubtivt Sept. 244 Oct 1. IS. 1914 1916 (Seal) Flc'rITloIjs PIAMU ' Noliceisher,tlyg,yentflat lam ' Art'ur H. Beck,,tth, jr. gaged in busine,5 at The f-aIm _________ -. Clerk ot the Circuit Cpr) rings Center, Altamont. Drise, -By. Mary hI. D,lrde. 'mingle County, Flcuida under the FICTITiOUS iAMB Dep'y Clerk :fltia,s name of SMUGGLER'S NotiCe 5 hereby gIven 'at I am Vernon Swartsel, Esq IN. and that I intend to register engaged In bvilnag P.O. Box 23ae nj name with thi Clerk of the Dr., CaIselPerry at 603 Gregory 32707, Seminole Orlando, F). 32P2 ruIt Court, Semnole County, County, Florida under time fictitious PUbIh Ott. ', arid, in accordance with the floinc at L)EE I Lt.Ii*'s Ser*t, md that OvIsions of the Fictitious Name t'j$"i, To-Wit: Section lIE 05 rierk Ot lto Circuit Court, Secnimhe ev' -orida Statutes 1937. ..Ounty, Florida in #iCOqfl(I with g!j .___ _ 5' Altamcnle Restaurants, port,alrcond.332.37500r333.34., $424000 slob 373.4,3. - °' l)(O E 3Stl st SO-Micellansous for Sal. PlrchsfecI's Own Custom on temporary- i level, 3 BR, 2 bath. 116.000. Jeremy Clark Realty, 332 TAFFER REALTY 131 5253. Furn. or Unfurn, 3 BR, 2 baths, carpet, drapes, Utility rm., car- Furnished 1 BR Apt. ,' Experienced. Sii.tty's Inc. has an Immediate opening. Good pay, - 35 A VA t LA 81. E Color T i, air Cond.,Makj Serv. QUALITY INtl NORTH , )l. bitt m.m;wy uso mont ps,. FRICKE & FRICKE SSOCIATCS INC., REALTORS, Lake Mary-Pent a 2 BR furnished home Instead of a house. Spotless. Men preferred. No pets. 327-3530. - _____ POP GOES THE COhN. weter turn., cci 3MOPITHL.Y RENTALS PhJD It? I &t_ .4 h.- ' I.. - --' ' ' pay fol "' Start now-selling beautiful Make products. Legal _ _______________ beautiful money. Call 444.3071 for !e,-vlce station attendant & information, mechanic, Bell'i Union 16 Station, it. THE CIRCUIT COURT, Hwy 424. Lonqwood. EIONIEINTN JUDICIAL CIR. Need extra money? Can you work a CUlT. IN AND FOR SSMIWOLS couple of tours in the evening? Nun"y Attendaa't for 1 hr'5. Ofl COUNTY. FLORIDA. S-over lyv-1.old. 323.1)22. Call 323-5542. PtOIATE FILE No. '$rn.p IN RE ESTATE 0 -•flss..nr..re ___________________ _______________________ - -sockkaepsr, full lime tot COO. JAMES S. LAWiON. $frudm co. Experienced only For commercial sewing. 5*. Deceawd perience necessary. Apply water nio between S & NOTICE OF _____________________ boef Mfg. Co., inC., 100 N. Lake Notice 1 BR partially turn, ted Irlise. Prefer mature adi,ts, 5)00 plus $100 dee. 322-4367. __________ ' frame. 113.500-Terms REDUCEOt, ___ 22% after Iwkday. WE SELL SUCCE$S 30) CommercIal 323-5l7e ___ ' I ......... - .)...P!JLY DEVOTIONAL 14 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ONTHEP4EWS I '.. 'TOLl LITTIF arc -- vrt' 75 b'.iutitjl homes to ctoose ram Pnyllls Capponi, RealtorIssociate. After hours $341723. Furnished 33Houses --___ I BR., turn spi., Iihts, M?ur a4u1t,. MACHINIST AVON HAVE - __ For me returnof purse arel contents. Keep money. 322.1301. ______________ CI) CAROi Joe Record Molotcyds --- $100 SE LLINO QI BUY:P4G? Call me. - 41-410uses Cliff Jordan Realtor 531 1123 Sinford- 2 BR, CS, air, scr,en. porth, double lot, fruit & large oa trees, nice neighborfmood. $1f,eqO. 12,000 m. about 5)40 per r'o. Cmter wilt finance. 2022 Jefferson tv,. 322)314 or 323-413; after 6. 32)OOi). rISH REAL ESTATE s-Lost & Found in a sicrags bder. 300W KJRSHNEWS ROCK CONCERT 1tOO $100 deposit. I year else. Cliff Jordan, Rriltor, $31 $323, INC - TACULAR FaaAte Inide: horses, Director or the Civil Service ,. flce. CIty Hail. Sanford, II.., Sanford. Ficrlda32llI CI) 1) 908 NEWHART Winter Springs-3 BR. 1 bath, porch. Handy man soeclal, $150 n'ontn, h.Th. apt. ki?' 3 EVES 332)557 or 322 0412 e4tiDPed.dioingroom.Iiying ,. Rent or Sell Immaculet. 3 BR, 2 COnd., Carpeted throijgp.o bath, carpetc.d, garage, fenced yl Adutti only. Ref,re,ns required. 1155 t.. 33 7404. plicatlon, contact the Personnel Write P.O. Box 12)3 Los Mgsls. Vi N# Y0i$L 4.30 T CBS SPORTS S?EC- 2 BR available. 323-7832 Onebedroomi.se, $100. Als3 BR, $135. KItchens furnived. Air. Fenced yard. 3226261. - Efficiency Package". From us. Cal 1210220 betwesnu & 3:30. record research and plOtting OI3 legal descriptions. For further information or tiling of Ap. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous CanHeip Call 423.417 )$gIIIOfl Of LfldSt. - . dralnigL utility services and FACED lvlTHA)RINKIt4G PROdLEM about iPd kv Puied down 400 4J Hal Colbert Realty Deltona-26R,1I,,bath. PhoneS74 3521 atter S p.m. turni5ted studio apartments, COnvinlintly located& beautifully landscaped. Abundant storage ''"hh1d11ne"Q Energy • as relates civil and architectural Ckatng IOI' municipal Pt'OIeCts required. Capable of making Involving c.Iculallons topography. street grade,. Adults or Teens. Apartm.ints NvW mw!rn sIngle story 1 2 bedroom ano completely 'I engineering Sa ,., ... "l4otiIne." c - WINTER SPR.GS 3 BR,2 Bath 3710105 or 131.7171 Sanfc-1 Court 3 IN, 1 bath COUNTRY EALTORS 2O735ftp multiple listing service interested? NOW LEASING School parlance or equivalcnt corn training and experience, ________________________ d HIIh 'miat. with three years er 114234517 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Waue. Howard S 1W,OIIsiISdQIrrrISZ1CNIC STAIRS (R) 37½Hr.Wk.$137.IistartinQwIee. Full time regular employment. or Write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. lox 553. Sanford, Fia. 3271), imikwiwl dsJoa one 3f 24 uPSTAIRS, DOWN- 18-Help vniec1 prerequIsite: Securiff Preferred. 332 - Draftsman- Immediate em. ployment with the City of Sanford.9 hind stcrieMwrin9,wUl amiss __________ ___________ ______ loss Fersr. WU Gear guest Siwilty arat I'Ud poss as 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 1230 CE) HUDSON BROTHERS AUi DAZZLE COMEDY OsCa.io 1961 WN aboi* dat lo bladunal Vms U.S. CAP.E.R. (4) CI) FAT ALBERT - MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: IWy Ms. 1w Unlurnished, two bidroon. Existing mortgage. $2,000. $154 1' COVE APIS 32-Houses Unfurnished 1. 3 Sedroom apartments, F RICE REDUCED $5,000. Owner furnished or unfurnhsped. Newly 4 BR, 1½ bath, Paneling, carpet, hiving state. Country home, 1½ redecorated. Come see. S. Airport dveoes. central air. $210 mo. $100 acres. 3 year old I bedroom, 2 Blvd. Sanford, 323• 1340. P. 323 0102. bitt. CH & A, carpeted, family room and dining room, 2 car garage. flg rna . -- aeuJuroveprIve Lupiexes Furn. or Unfurn.. Wooded, Home iii, :ots. 3 BR, 1½ Bath, Family Pm. %lU. Info. Inindow kCRES LAND. Geneva ares. Well. RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE. 3S. 372). Zoflvd for mobile home. o,opo. UA 5 3'nla'4 3 5 3 room apt. utlml,s mcii, , drapes, fenced, clean 73 SiFORE BUILDING wIth 3 aan. last '"°• required. 323.37w 134434$. mInts. 7th & Cyi,rru. $1l,tiO. Sunday Noon Friday ___________________________ Wk. JIT 7_..__. I BR, 1½ baths, panelIng, carpet, draaes. central air. I2II 'AMBQu Noon The Day Before Publication ___________ Ads dldt there Wouldn't be any aj DEADLINES ____________________________ • S. 323fl Adults. No peti. - III5ITIO Work. . wIth wither. 52* t. & assume mtg. 4212241 or 323.527) after • 4141011595 - park RIdge, 3 IN, 2 bath, split plan, central air, screened porch, fenced yard. Large family rm., pIex 314- • CI) j pN (I) MOVIE "Hoells RATES • 9:00 AM. -5:30 MONDAY ffiru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Nos. 41-f buseS - Room with good Id t, rec.t3cn. Swimming pool, fishing. ho90jes. PINEACRE5 REST HOME I.fl5. 2553. •41c&IIfle lthruSllm.s .3lca line athrv2S times 2ftme$ ....... 24ca line ($3.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum Ut"llO tOO (2) 0 NSCMOVIE:",sk. oEToOWw:Houmur • o.. . 0 ThE 630 (I) StER SAESTER - UAD Wsiui $çsr Doly Patn. OP SHERLOCK Furnh*h 2 SR Cottage on river. $175: jjijjes Included. 3224470 or 373430) e31-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 0:97 CEONBCNEWSUPDATE Si 1)9k PEOPLE AND POLl- 1030 FoIio hi CL DOLLY: Snç Caa*y o'4iiiW a Ccnpueammn's fW b DXI WiL CMC. (I) $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE THE ADAMS 24 clinotiictEs (R) - 322-2611 docum.nlsry TV program 200 Krr 11:00 (1) (4) (1) CI) 0 NEWS • WILD, WILD WEST 1) MARY HARTMAN. MARY ham. 24 WALL STREET (I) AM'S CONSUMER SUR. (2) 0 c*i,co AND ThE MAnpsmMtsools Movie km," psi ciii. DIM RiMS Ji* Vii FIM CMI 1 STREET Gaiii ,- nØ 34MOVIE Oanái, Lo js. (.4) CL ThE JIFFtMONt 3 STEVE ALLEN SHOW ___ (4) CI) DOC: Pocs and rrt mI* whsn a CE 0 BA8EBAWTe.ns 1) BOOK BEAT (R) CE 14 THE ELECTRIC PANY (R) 3 100 CLLM ioo 61 NEWS CI) NCMFOOTBAW Orlando Winter Park S.rninole HOLMES () 5(,JQ BOARD (2) WOLF TRAP Feand: Su'sh Va4i.n and addy Pith (R) 10 (2) (4) SOUL TRAIN CI) SLACK EXPERIENCE 24 WASHI OTaN WEBC IN REVIEW 59 4ljØ(5 FILM FESTWAL I 0 14 SESAME STREET (R) LORIDAREPORT MAVBERRYRFD GONG THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 94 PERFORMANCE AT KsrIjn." Mali (I) ABC NEWS 24 NO ROOM AT ThE TASLE 1000 PORT 3 MOV1E TP* CL 0 NBC NEWS (I) :iNEWS (I) JMEMW tOO (2) WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW___ I) SYLVESTER AND IWEETY (1) TOM AND JERm' AND Evsel* N.e-a NI. Sailerd. Fl. 31-ApIj$mengs - - c ? iit 3'-*- " i' ,' 5 I �4$-4usi. NuiW. 's1t Ps. SLON DII q FrWsy, act. I. )7 chic P IN '1ou muLD I S D(MANO PLIAH M1 I iwjgA MU? iilow Y.mi I A 5*111?' F i...1 I Circus ACOU ilinsom 10 IN" CM HOROSCOPE __ Luorm 999W 45 Sorrow (Scot) 4$Flshiggs I Circus ft"s 49 performers are ckds SWhat YW iye atcircus *ie $ Q $7 Li nwis 12 Athena 13 Before S1GrwWgod '4 l 12 Involuntary __ _________________ For S&vrday, Octob.r _______ ___________ ___ _____ ____ ________ SUNDAY EDITION 21976 5' AllIES (March 21-April 19) get the tab. Frienda will be Involved in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.22) If many facets of your activities yOU'FC ielf-.ervthg today the oil today. In two situations, results won't amount to much. IS ICU(WIS twsIcP S Place of adortirnent Put the concerns of others 53 Mile deer however, they'll annoy you. is HaIf.eens presentation 3$ Used 54 Dispatched yours. All will benefit. TAURUS (April 20Mary 20) above I? Boys name • Coogers covering Nat SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Deg) IS Fiber plant 10 liii. 40 Circular thing Go Oral It'll take an adverse condition 20 Pastood II Trampled oday. to lump 21) Do more listening that, German to spark your bed efforts t 22 Eggs 19 Alva" WWI" You'll se rim to occasion. your talking today If you're with 24 Coterie 21 Evening (poet.)) 43tina 25 Gmnasrs persons you can learn from. 23 Nitrogen atom seaport pride will be at stake. "og bar COnP0Und 4$ Horse sounds GEMINI (May 2Wwse 20) Somethint valuable will be DOW N 21 Energy 25 Snare 47 33 Straight stick Rather than let any more time disclosed. 1 R*hB $ Used to secure 49 Sheep sounds 34 Wealthy CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 an. -;'No top 50 To be (Fr.) elapse, have a face-to-face 36 Lion soundg 2 Islands (Fr.) V Arabian 51 So4st disk Your material aspects look 19) meeting with one you've had 37 Large 3 Trim seaport 53 Kind of encouraging today, can very monkeYs It I itow gall misunderstanding with. 2$ Ecology (Sb.) 54 Biblical weed 39 He had an it S AdmissIon 30 Favorite flower 55 Leather WIN provided you don't leave things now be patched up. 41 ShOW (SCOtT charge 31 FtslQbt trucks (Ital.) CANCER (June 21-July 22) to ChalICe. 4201 punishment S Viii 32 Ages 58 Narrow AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. lt .' 44 Female bon 1 Birds' homes 35 Heed When conducting business 59 Perform today &n't let your heart rule Thls should bea day much to j - j'. 5 your head. Results you hope for your liking, yet you most guard will only be realised through against behaving eratically. 3 2 14 cool reason overr ule f inpractical negotIations. Aug. 22) You pulse. LEO (July ______ the ability to roll with the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) have J = — punches today. Don't view Don't feel you must Im. minor setbacks as major mediately return favors that — — _ others do for you today. You'll defeats, VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) have time to even the score = 26 27 __ 31 32 Your special talents and ex- 1MT. pertisehavehigh market value. YOUR BIRTHDAY Keep this in mind if someone Is bargaining for your LIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. to do things today that are expand considerably this year. 45 inexpensive. Entertainment t will be due In part to several — — — with a large price tag will cause fascinating people who'll enter p — — — you remorse later, when u your life. Mart we ow ___ r'r r r E T- an by At - Ssn.o TT AH QID T (415 __ 00 inter - iI6O — by Bob Montana By — — — is , — — — — — — Meat Helps Liver Problem By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. solo ;I snow A IIMC BURNS IIAMWeRTOaURY 1ME EVIl. THAT 0XLi77.E =LEON, COLLEGES DO I LIVES ATERI I. NOT TO PRAISE IT... THEM... I_ by L.rvy Lewis cAMru CLA11U with I THE GOOD IS Oi INTERRED WIT H II THEIR STONES DEAR DR. LAMB I recently had my gall bladder removed and at the time of the operation they also tooL & liver U,, — MEN rAI STOP,L /t7, BLIVISA I ' LL. WRITE hN OWN FARE WELL. SPfECMJ OSWALD an JAMES JAVflBY to lead a card In one of those suits. South will ruff ti dummy discard is losing spadet This Is what would happen with an expert declarer, but there is a way to defeat contract Instead ci' taking his ace when the first club Is led, West plays the queen. South must draw trumps before leading a second club wincit East must take with his nine. Now East plays the queen of biopsy. Thej told methatlhad a fatty liver and that I sheulti avoid all alcohol. I don't drink anyway. The doctor didn't put me on any special iliet or deposition of fat In the !' It an>1hing and ly said toavoid will not you and may t -. I couldn't work for four mouths and at the end of that period I went back In the hospital for another liver biopsy. It shotrd no change In the, condition, ; uy doctor allowed me to go back to work.. I Just had to avoid smelling BUGS BUNNY by Stoff.I & H.imdehl EINSTEIN GAT SCEN1ST THE W5A MEDIOcRE 5uoEN1;' by Al Vermear ) AL [HiPRISCIU..A.UCAN TAKE THE TV COVER OFF IF ' )U PROMISE TO SThPY_HAR.) (t) Of Ole liver. dependent upon nerve fibers in The fatty liver Is sometimes replaced then by abnormal architecture of the regenerated li ver and warring, resulting the condition we call cirrhosis of the liver, My guess Is that the fatty the skin and this does necessarily mean a person's body is cold. It may mean that the body is trying to conserve heat and has shut down the fl ow of blood to the skin but that has nothing to do with poor cir- llverissecondarytothedlsease _ you had of the gall bladder. There isn't much you can do t M.lW rKAswt AMU CKR93 I by Bob Thares - —1 rl I •'' - FN VIOLINIST, I4flVE gut z 4, ___ - F :.: ":.•. meat ch day. Why? Beau-we sta' heal thier longer. hst lot S I S , - :. TUMBLE WEED$ rtlE'1S &tCLOSMI Rorm!"W/ Lom LIXG /• South deals and passes. North es spade in third into tl4n air by the use what wW South responds two p known U an IlmInatlon clubs. Is this bid a force' play. No, but In modern bidding It e assumes that West has close to being one and opened a singleton spade. He comes North should try to find a wins the lea in his own hand rebid. and plays a club. West risea with the ace and lead a (Do you have a question second club. No other lead Is for the experts? Write 'Ask any better. the Jacobys" care of this South wins, draws trumps newspaper. The Jacobys will and lVds a diamond toward answer individual questions dummy. Dummy's king wins it stamped, sell'addressea the first or second diamond envelopes are enclosed. The and another diamond is most interesting questions played. This will give West will be used in this column two diamonds and one club and will receive copies of and a headache. He will have JACOBV MODERN.) (I AkirEc ill i, ____ I 4 -- t The "double We" of a person trans planted to Sanford from the other side of the equator is the subject of Jean Patteson's eeekly column. See page 1C. ,' ' / / .1 • ' L .. . )ouruiaUonontbeout clothi.ig. You can thk that off or put it on when ou need to, which your friends with weight problems canrot do — 5) rejoice and count your VA, FUR A CAN YOE ES1MAT çrfLi/ MW jOOXSMEENM In DeLand last year, the Warriors raced to first-qua .qua.ter er beau over•I,Bulldogs e , then tumbled 18-13, as the hosts moved to three second-half scores, two of them aided Lake Howell won the "battle of the sticks" with an $4 triumph over oelghbcr Orledo, settling the nile of the roost for that sector of Seminole County for the nex t year. Lake Brantley wasn't pleMed about a 160 loss to Daytons Beach Seabreese. What could the losers say? Walt until next week. Brantley plays Lake Howell ri F day night. 1-YULU was 00 the shortUW of the stick for the fourth straight weekend, this time Winter Park prevailed by And Trinity Prep brought hom.ta lU victory over Admiral For details en these games, complete with photo coverage, see pages lR, ZR and - . - ; .1 01., orter For d A im L I S I '' — , . •. 2 " . . S , S .:. 25 , • . • r , • ' .. 1, '•'•a "You may be the proud fath er of quadruplets, k ca Mfl uUtu it heir ulfonr p ' '. ,,. , S ', .' ',' . s S ' , • by Garry Trudeau .s:.•' • • '. : ' 5 I ' 'EIT X76" ' ' 1 . , . . I . &' ' - . " .' ' '• S . • . '• . ' ' ' / S • GALA SENDOFF ' " ''S ' , - - tl'anspUdatn of prisoners. "Judge" Galloway haill'" arihe retiied Oct. I after 24 orcupled the bench %%hile (lictift Judge Dominick uiuii Juu;v, uiiurn,,ys anu vow'i u,.use tmiais and clerks crawded emortrooni C (or party honoring Iiu headed thesheriff's department - , ' lietiring sherlff'~ Capt. J. Q. "Slim" Galloway, center with ruse in Irpel, was named "Judge icr an "-.-- - ext u N - , . S 1/ 1 A WASHINGION APi Reprimanded by was naming m as the Cabinet official referred President Ford for slurs against blacks, Agri. to by Dean in t Rong Stcne story. c ul ture &eret ary Earl Buts sa ys he regrets his Sen. Iward Brooke, RMass., the only black language, but some fellow RepuUlcans are mem be r of the Senate, called Bu' remark, cal ling for his dnissal vulgar and offensiv e"and he added Bz was sminoned to the te house on I call upon the President to ask for the i' day and was gvien "a severe reprimand" by Secretary's resignation. No man who harbors ri who found Butz racial comments "highly such tho ug hts is fit to serve in the cat of the • tfuisive," presidential aides said. Pr'ident of the United States," " ' ' ' V. See SEMINOLE, page 23 Ford, Reprimands But 'z For Slurs Against Blacks , • ! i.e ii. P LJ 1' ' By The Associated Press include next week's debate in San Fran. next week and that the report will clear Aides to Jimmy Carter say he accepted cisco. Ford. corporate hospitality as governor of Sources in Washington said Friday night Georgia, and sources in Washington repo rt that the special Watergate prosecutor has The special prosecutor's investigation there will be no prosecutions as a result of decided there is no basis for criminal into the finances of Fords' home county an investigation in President Ford's old charges against Ford or anyone else as a GOP organization had been hanling over congressional district. result of the investigation into alleged the Ford campaignfor two b ut Carter was to campaign in Washington campaign finance improprieties In Ford's White Ho',se officials steadfastjy refut'd Sat ur day as he headed back toward home district in Michigan. to comment on the probe while assertuig Georgia after a swing thrçugh the Nor. A source in the Justice Department said that the President's finances had been theast, and President Ford was preparing Watergate Special Prosutor Charles thoroughly Studied before. Ford was u to launch a major trip to the West that will R uff plans to issue a public report early available for questions. A !1,411. 'W p. , r because the elder Raines feared a grid injury might ruin his son's opportunity to sign a lucrative professional baseball contract. Under consistent pressure from Tim, Ned Raines Sr. finaii "lented. And If he hadn't, chances are that De. and would have left t .1 .)dHIOFu rrluay flle,ui Wlu, a stunning Friday a All jot .. :And at this4tme lad motth, Brave bf- On The Campaign Trail Seminole High's foothail team avenged last yea?s loss to DeLand with victory Friday night. The win opened the door for specaladoc to the "game of the year" hi two weeks against Gainesville. fj.11 n - back Tim Ralni as not o tSr foothill e Stoot-9, l6Opun4 soeeter had been for. bidden by his fither from playing football a SCOREBOARD !omen..................l A ThL 'JJrereu1a bltte, contioversial defeat more shocking upset Friday night than the one that derailed last season's Seminole playoff express. ..t f... .J Ah thp Around The Clock ..........8-A Bridge .....................4.0 f.B COMICS ....................4-C kCrossword 4-c Editorial...................8-A Dear Abby .................3.0 Dr. Lamb ..................4.0 Horo6cope .. ............ 1.4-C iiospita ..................2.A Obituaries ................l.A sports ...................l-,3.a Television................D ...................l.A — I PREP INDEX. L r uy UIU F0 been vowing revnge for the "robbery" during the intervening 12 noths. at the hands of the Bulldogs in October 1975. But It was a reversal of last month which Two Sanford police p ruintcn have filed federal complaints charging racial dlscrlmlpatbn and civil rights violations In job classification, terms nnr. cwdltlons of employment, and promotions within the police department. Police Chief Ben E. Butler and other officials said they would have no c..iunent on the complaints filed with the federal Equal Employment OpporUnity Commission at Miami by patrolmen John C. Moore and Tony L Brooks Jr. A wrtten notice of the complaints received by city officials, a See SANFORD, page 3* by what many felt were questionable penalties called by game off Lclal'i. Scmlnole 1ny, s and supporters have It was a reversal of last year which supposedly had driven the Seminole football team toward the p 4nd game ever since the prevented DeLand from rpringlng an even All Seasons For fly KRIS NAS!t herald Staff Writ-_t , ByBOB LLOYD It'i, National 4-H Week an..h Seminole yonugoters are tilanning the best year ever for local 4.11 clubs. See the Seminole Magazine, pages 4 and 5D. , ' Pa-flient Seminole Gr'l'dders Gaini-`?evenge Over DeLand before the ['SC, but doubted that the current effort wc,Wd be successful. A second part of the resolution to the ['SC protests the state agency's assumption of the city's authority In regulating the utility, which operates fully within the Winter Springs city limits. 4-Hers Celebrate I V Happy Day! hearings -.n. by T. K. Ryan (AAAROY,LOOMOIJTI) \ 000NESBURY 10-1 :par..tt lOWS. but he causes one to disa,ppear IfI (14), Kenny Lee (68), Danny Flint (64), Donnell Gilchrist (33) in post game moment of elation, while Maureen Harrison (left) leads cheers of "Were Number I!" - Police Clai'm Bids : Today to the expert. He has My guem Lt that you chill than!LfL1;y9uRr.thirzyGu;;ifl WA the requested rate hike. Piland said that Bevis was unyielding in his position and had Indicated 4at he would base his decision on the ['SC staff recommendatico favoring the rate hike. City Councilman Ernie Hendrix said, "It's a real shame that a body set up to protect the consumer is Instead favoring the utility corn- • cuiatlon least seien ounces of lean red -- 1: r.i Oh, whotta feellng:semjnole's Willie Hughes (77), Ricky Mann (60), John LIttt.n - --- This is the sort of hand that look, easily becAuse you have no about it- I! UWY not PrOgreu to internal thermal underwear. anything more serious for you. I What do I mean? I inean no fat i ould suggest though that Yoli pad. Fat Umue in3ulates the take an a:1 purpose vi body and holds body heat in. tablet every day and that Y0:J That is why (at pcople don't make ure your diet contains at tolerate hut weather well. Be the meat cor*aia cbollne, a stance that he1s prevent OO HiGH- r 1 Li -. certain solvents and Chemicals (which I don't work with anyway). My question is, what causes a fatty liver and what can be done about it? I'm sure there's something I can do to reverse i t. Since I don't know what I did wrong to get It I don't know if I'm continulngto make itworse unwittingly. DEAR READER — Deposition of fat in the liver can thpmp.il,'tra..,nfn,fhIi V,,. occur in- any of C0fl - number ditlons that damage the liver. 52 years old, 5 feet 1 and weigh Use of alcohol is only one 113 pounds. I have thin arms example. Starvation can do it and legs. I am easily chilled, because the mobilization of fat especially around the neck, stores for energy overloads the arms and back. liver with tat. It also happens In DEAR READER — The untreat ed severe diabetes and sensation of chilliness is after Inflanunation r . very nsipsw. Togive you more Information on the liver, hew It works an" what fatty Liver and clrrhosii means I am sending 'ou The Health Letter number 74, Living With Your Liver. others wPto want more information on this subject can send a lung, stamped, self-addressed en. velope with 50 cents for It. JUSt send your request to me In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 326, San Antonio, Tx 7S2. DEAR DR. LAMB — I annoyed with people Warning my sensitivity to cold weather — San Francisco wind Of dT*ItS — on poor Wood. I give to the blood bank riery three months and am In good health, never get cold hands and feet. What is • • _. SSWUIUIMU7 second diamond It played, East wins. He cashes his jack of spades, leads another spade and the defense waits for eat to get his diamond trick. .-. g s panics. I'm not confident that the commission will listen to what we are saying." Hendrix urged the council to Inform the city The nter Springs city council at a special mecting Saturday morning adopted a resolution councils of other communities of the "dithculties we arv hing with the PC." directed to the Florida Public Service Councilma Claude Mt called the Issue a mission protesting a Proposed water and sewer political football, saying be had talked with rate Increase, expected to be approved by several attorneys and that there appesr Io be vsc The Increase being considered for the North little recourse Ix cther the city or its citizens. These guys (the PSC) work for the utilities JrIando Water and Sewer Company, rather than for the people." Councilman John Daniels said that the FSC from per month to $21.10. While the city council was meeting, more than staff position is that the utilities company descrias the rate Increase based on information 1I r.d1.f. ni ft. YVLC SUIflUIS snbmitted. "I don't doubt they (the North petitions in the continuing effort led by Margaret Mc (lbben "imploring" the date Orlando Water and Sewer Co.) can make figures ___________ say whatever they want them to say." Daniels said if the company does need nor Pictures, Page 3A income that It has been caused by uverexpanslon. He said the company didn't need to 'agency ti deny the more than 1(u) per cent rate expand Its facilities to serve today's customers In..teae. but rather the expansion was to serve lots they Mayor Troy Piland reported that he had have not been able to sell. pO11y spoken with all three members of the Daniels added that Mrs. Hawki ns had assured ['SC concerning the town's "plight," and ;dm that she Is sympathetic to the cause of the received support only from Maltiand PSC people of Winter Springs. mem ber, Paula Hawkins. Piland said that Winter Springs and Its Piland said that ['SC Commissioner William citizens over the past six months have been Bevis was very "anti-town" in his approach to through two petition drives and two public • spades. South takes the ace In dummy, CoiTies to his band with a trump and leads a diamond. West plays the queen of this suit. Dummy o) takes th e king, but when the I Lamb Sp RY DONNA ESTES Winter ReraIdStaff Writer WIN AT BRIDGE - Sanford, Florida 32171—PrIce 20 Cents U 14 IN I . --•-- - Votes Protest ,Of tty H ike — — — — — 6 ARCNIE •! - "S _ - - f, • _ 69th Year, No. 37—Sunday, October 3, 1976 M1 — r " Evenim r WP%TCHD* TiE R L . — — — — — — — — 1I _____ rc I !- _________ --. BEETLE BAILEY ' warrants division and supervisA court bailiffsa nd L - - -, ' nis years ot helping mate the criminal justice syslem work and then Joincd in cutting a giant cake for the courtrtMIn part)'. y e ars hLpLb1lcannd were strong has had to issue a public apologv. .11k or Butz to resign or for Ford to fire him. In his article for Rolling Stone, Dean said he It ti' i inarks wire fir reportI in an article was talking with Boone a ho the GOP co r.in Roiling Stone magazine by John Dean, a ventlun when Butz. who had campaigned to ,vin convicted Watergate figure, who said Butz made t i'omution for Ford, walked do th ile the coent fiin in a conversa tion aboard an airt the plane and slopped to ¶:ht. plane after the Republican nvention in Kansas Dean reported that Boone said to Butz: 'Jehn and I were Just diu.ssing the a p peal of thr Dean, who did ni name Butz in his account ihpubhcan part) It see that the rty sd the icniarks were made tq him and IG en- Abrah i m IJcoin co1d and sho'id attract 'nore tertainers Pat Boone and Soliny got)() black Iwopie. Wily call,t tI,ht bc done. ! .. In his comment, asqucted Iii lolltr Stone "Ill tell 'U why YOi can't attract c oloreds gie e Nevi 1,111 .5 BUL4 referrt-1 UutzwzLjquctedisrep4)uje '''" ieuucs w oic t,,tr,wLeriieu as their sexual, dress und bathrni preddetka, '~Qite House officials said Butz tol(l abuut his cuniments after thscoverrig . at Ne Tiriec Warn.' III tell you what coluretis iia:it, iii three things." rVk,11 gUtZ Co. to rcprui'-;iii ,.._ s, idsj "i,•.i u'f',4'( t• '7 .. f' • .," , .iI t'..t � 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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