23 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4f6fb81edcb18fd93f0c1dd3a690f693.pdf 93cacec3c84343669b49e0d75ee91ce7 PDF Text Text — iiq NweW, to 111. Wi&iy, $sf. fl, nu 69th Year, No. 35--Thursday, September 30, 1976 As 10 Nude Dancers Acquitted SAVE lSe (13 Off Label) FobdcS.fteiw, Downy Soft.n.r.... Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 44' SAVE 6c Libby's Sliced Pickled Beets or I Harvard Bests...... Pull out your PUbIbc ' 39' "° ' Club SAVE 26c Libby's Cream Style or Whole Kernel Corn 1.....1.1 3 i Golden VI 299 Delicious with Any Meal, libby's I Peas .......... 3 1 Gordon Great with Crackers cookbook and your creativity and make meals that sparkle. Publix has just what you need to get started from tells U # 303 $d cells By BOB LLOYD Swift's Vienna Sausage.... s,-,*, - SAVE great meats and poultry to fresh and tempting fruits and vegetables. All you have to add is the spice. 0' Vermicelli, UnVIn., Beg. or Thin Spa h.tl, Mueller 94 Ipagh.tti.............. 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The directed verdict of Goodwin, 18, Orlando; Sandra Lynn Harrison, acquittal for Mrs. Theresa Renee Weaver, 18, of Lake 19, Winter Park; c land, was granted because witnesses failed to identify her in ourt as one of Diana Brooks, 19, Altamonte Springs; Penny J. Meeks, 20, the dancers arrested In the -aid, the court ruled. Gainesville, and Catherine Norls, 21, Winter Park. Following the trial one juror said, "we just went by the law." Dr. Richard Smith, an Orlando gynecolo testified for the Another member of the panel said, "There was no other verdict defense that if a girl was standing erect,gists, her sexual organs we could return." wouldn't be visible. .. . Hanlon told reporters he believes the Smith said on Cross-examination by Assist have 'set a ant State Atty. precedent In all of Florida" and the verdicts verdicts are an indication that Ralph Erikksm that he's allowed to drink free at Club Juana adults can seek adult entertainment, about 80 per cent of the time and that he's dating a former Club A Casselberry policeman testified during the two-day trial Juana employe. He also said that he would charge the club at that the front door of the Club Juana bears a sign stating, "If least $300 for his testimony as an expert witness. .$1" I THE FOLLOMNO COUNTIES: Orwq% IX tx LFA lu4wGreenStampsI '.. £0.,eoq IOU 1.( THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY of ,4. MU s out, CHICU. SCIDA Asks Study On...,iIi scopIA, By ED PRICKETI Herald Staff Writer over to private industry would county commissioners became bring in revenue from the Initial disenchanted with operations at sale, turn back about $l0,000 the port, Basically. SCIDA Seminole County govern- yearly to the county from race seeks industry for all Seminole ment's industry-seeking agency track funds, require no future County, while SCOPft1's main today called for a study by the lands and decrease the interest is in attracting water. county commission to look Into cost oftaxes running the port. related Industries. the possibility of selling assests At a meeting at the court. at the Port of Sanford and After news stories surfaced returning the money to thehouse in Sanford, SCIDA board members voted unanmiously to outlining the SCOPA-SCIDA taxpayers. request in writing a study by merger, St. Laurent and Emphasizing kids he's seen the county commission. County Mooney sat down to try to come on the streets without jobe, Commissioners have discussed UP with a method of reducing Georges St. Laurent said today combining SCIDA and SCOPA. tax dollars and providing a the Seminole County Industrial They say since both agencies more aggressive Industry. Development Authority are industry-seeking, a merger seeking agency. (SCIDA) budget should be could result in a savings to the three or four times Its present taxpayer. $100,000 allocation. SCOPA, however, was With money received from created by an act of the Florida sale of port assets and other Legislature. Any sale would items, St. Laurent said SCIDA's probably require an ap- budget could be increased propriate resolution introduced Around The Clock ..........4-A which, in turn, would lure in. by the Seminole Legislation. Bridge' ..................4-B dustry to Seminole and reduce Calendar..... ........ ... .S-B unemployment. "Let's unlegislate it," St. Comics ...................4-111 Laurent declared. Crossword ................ 4-B St. Laurent, a SCIDA .board St. Laurent said the port EditorIal .... member, said he's not opposed, . 4-A is "unique" in that It is Dear Abby ............ .......... ... 3-B also, to combining SCIDA with asituation IS-million dollar asset which Dr. Lamb .................. the port — If a study determines returns no doUars to 4-fl the tax. Horoscope ................. 4-B that is the most economically payer. He said turning the port Hospital .............. ... .S-A feasible alternative, over to an aggressive en- Obituaries However, both St. Laurent .. terpreneur could "channel Sports and SCIDA Chairman Gene funds into an - .5.7-A aggressive in- Television Weather .. ............ .5-B looney indicated preliminary du.stry.seekng agency" ........ .. 5-A ...... itudy shows turning the port SCIDA was created after Wom en 14-B -- Today California underwriters have agreed to purchase the bonds WASHINGTON (AP) PresThe President was asked if a for resale. In addition, the ident Ford said today he is con- rash of news reports about the Washington-based lawyer said fident the current Inquiry into inquiry by the Watergate Phoneserv's corporate officers his past campaign finances will cial prosecutor, coming in spethe have pledged $255,000 in demonstrate he is 'free of any midst of his campaign against operating and startup capital. allegations" of impropriety and JImmy Carter, was troubling In the event Phoneserv Is expressed hope the matter can him. unsuccessful, the county would be resolved quickly. Ford replied that he was not not be obligated to repay Perched on the side of his as concerned about it for politibondholders, Oval Office desk. Ford told re- cal reasons as he was because That little nicety would fall to porters he had never diverted of his "record of personal in. Overton & Co. and any campaign contributions for tegritv. Eldridge & Co., the two his personal use. see related story, page 2-A " By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Tasty Beef Loin or OFFER ONLY AVAIL JUIi _ School Board Hears Bridge Report $* 0, t:) Leon, Meaty Beef Full-Cut .79' '—. (0001 *11 .,lc 0 - . Ford Conf ident' About Probe Clerical Group Contract Approved lz.I,,Wool O1,.,5 1514b A Great T,.att Beef Loin Flavorful lean Meoly Beef Blade nStamps Wet o. "Selected Baby Beef" 1 12, .' EXTRA THIS WEEKS FEATURE "The issue today is that Fulenwider cloem't want Ow Ckb Juanai nhis little bellwick," Hanlon said "He's the single imposed censor in Seminole County. If you think he's (1* 1u self appointed censor of Seminole County, Florida, then go to the1 jury room and find them all guilty.,, Erifrfrso told the jurors the Issue was "what does Seminole County term sexual organs. . .what is common decency?" "I challenge you to come out and say this dancing was decent and fit to be seen In Seminole County," Erlkkson told the Jurors. '• — SGBATAI. 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Frank Proctor, Phonesery takes effect He said he needed Daniel also said he's been secretary, said he anticipates assured a New Jersey firm will assurance from the undoing one-ha lf million dollars reloca te here In January. That that they approve worth of business the first year firm will employ an additional the photIesery concept. beginning In January. 30 employes, according to Mrs. Garfield assured St. The second year Phoneserv Daniel. Lawent and other SCIDA board plans to double its output, Plus, Georges St. Laurent, a members such assurance will according to Proctor. SCIDA board member, said he be forthcoming within 60 days. The Industrial bonds were Okayed at a Seminole County Ju 14b- 69 Swift'sPremium oq Lazy Mapl, Sirloin St oak ............ - A repair firm to locate in Sanford' Swift's Premium Try-Tender Sliced Beef Liver .......................... dancers' sexual organs exposed. "We're not talking about morality In Seminole County," Hanlon told the jury, "but criminal charges brought a brgaisat Wme women." - County officials today ap- CalIfornIa-based underwriters, personally, Is negotiating with Proved an $850,000 bond Issue SCIDA is a taxpayer4unded two firms which would employ which will allow Is telephone industry-.eeking agency which 200.300 persons each for off '' argulnents that none of the arresting officers said they saw - Bond Issue Okayed To. Lure.It .PhQclFirm 89C Iapu W.d OtNbwS. I61$ p Club Juana operator Michael Pinter, acquitted Wednesday in County Court along with 10 dancers charged with exposure of sexual organs In nude dancing, claims State Atty. Abbott Herring and his chief investigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, have a vendetta against him and the Casselberry night spot. "I knew Herring and Fulenwider had It in for inc and the Juana," Pinter told reporters after the group came cheering from the courtroom. "I was scared but the Judicial system works. Herring Is unbelievable. Just wait WI November. Now people will see how he uses his office." Associated Press today reported Pinter promptly vowed that his girls would soon bare it al again and that if law enforvcmcnt officers "bunt us again, we'll file for an injunction to stop the hharassment." Both Herring and Fulenwider denied there is any vendetta. 'I just do my Job based on the law," Fulenwider said. "Any investigations involving Pinter and Club Juana are based on Information requiring Investigation," Herring said today at 'fltusville in a telephone interview. "As long as we get Information we'll continue to investigate. I think it's his (Pinter's) activities that require investigation. I think any Investigation he brought on himself. Anytime there are nude performances that In my opinion are violations of the law, I'll continue to file cases. The sheriff will continue to enforce the law and I'll file cases and go to court," Herring said. Pinter and the dancers were arrested May 12 when a cornLined force of sheriff's deputies, Casselberry policemen and state attorney investigators raided the club on U. S. 17-92. County Court Judge Harold Johnson direct ed a verdict of acquittal for Pinter and one dancer before the case went to the four-man, two-woman jury Wednesday. The court ruled that state's witnesses failed to prove a prima fade case against Pinter on 10 misdemeanor counts of aiding and abetting and hiring or procuring nude da ncing in which dancers exposed their sexual Fulenwider earlier had testified that Karen Lou huB, If, ii Orlando, had "completely exposed her vagina" whili on stage May 12. MIu Hall took the witness stand to deny the *gMlsn and defense attorney Edward Hanlon Jr. told the jurors In closing niviltu nffgin,l. oxYDol. 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SAN QRQpLAZA_SANFORO L0NOwo VILLAGE CTR.—LONGW000 SEMINOLE PLAZACASSEL5ERRY Publix I 6. 3$ Rich's Frozen Chocolate Eclair, B l'z -oz. pkg. - j borhood. just over $3,900, including the framed by heavy timbers The parents told board ernse of grading and dirt insteps an effort to prevent children members several weeks ago removal, installation of 1,200 from speeding downhill on The Seminole County School that while the 120,000 bridge feet of asphalt swale to aid bicycles and creating greater Board Heard a report Wed- built last year by the school on both sides of th nesda y night indi cat ing that It system seem ed "adequate," walkway, planting 7,500 feet ofe danger potential. could cost more than $8,600 to the walkways leading to its east sod, and mi.scellaneoas Items Chairman Robert (Bud ) install a fence and sidewalk on entrance were too pointed out that Layer steep for such as fertilizer, water and the approach to a footbridge young children and were is "chirged by law with the too rniiir.knance, the re port said. 'which connects the Bel-Aire- slippery to be safe. safty of all our 34,000 students, School .Supt. William ' Weathersfiejd area of The panel was asked Lu look (Bud) Layer rscommended and if he says he thinks we Altamonte Springs with Spring into the possibility of grading leaving the bridge, which ought to leave the bridge the Lake Elementary School. down earthen banks near the' way it is because of safety, tht.i But the board delayed action bridge, surfacing walkways enables students to cross the I think weshould se -ioLL!y little Wekia River, "as it on the report until more details with asphalt or concrete and for constthr his recommendation " safety reasons" are available concerning possibly creating a "terraced" Board members and parents Panelist Davis Sims agreed potential safety benefits which approach to further reduce attending the session seemed to With Feather and added, 1 the proposed facilities might danger potential. agree with a section of the haven't heard anything here yet provide over existing conThe report given to the board report which noted that "the to indicate that any one 'hIions. of these Wednesday indicated that in. grade from the existing bridge method ou1d be any safer "The report, partly based on a stallation of a six-foot-high to the street may create rather than the one we now have. I'd site Inspection by Oviedo chain link fence over the 600- than eliminate safety prob- hate to see us put a straight shot contractor Richard Joyce and foot distance from the bridge to lems." in there. I'd Lute to see us put drawn up by school board a nearby residential street Rather than make the railroad ties An there and then Auxiliary Services Director would cost $2,700, sidewalk a"s1ralght,btg"fr, 1 Hugh Carlton, was prompted by Construction of an eight-foot- street to bridge, board Vice later say, 'Hey, this is - something we hadn't thought complaints from parents In the wide concrete sidewalk ad. Chairman Pat Telson suggested Wethcrfield-Bel.Arc neigh' jacut to tl;e fence ould cost constructing a series of large See REPORT, Page 2-A 7I ', Iris , r~irnir William P. Layer and RobertG.Feather, .... 1 .._ -- ' -' 410 (' v ,,,, .1 a W .'---.'.c•.......... t.owaey, Audrey Bolger, Gene Grooms, I Zip 1 .........--:--;. •.t ... I' -. ( '.. 7r ,, -; .-i .O . t - I-f �Nsrs, $ssrd. P1. A .-:, . •... -,. •J . . ... , , ,.:. '.•.......,.• • .•. - '- '•- -. -.? j.;.?...:'- --•.- -i , ••.:.'•• •._ - '5. :.'./' .---. '-. ': I. L ':,• ...a.... - r* •: ''' yr Policeman Suicide Rocks Embattled Detroit Dept, I ''. -4, _ t DETROIT (AP) -The apparent suicide of i top police official who feared his career woul( be ruined by accounts linking him to allege department involvement with narcotics ha rocked the already troubled Detroit pollc force. The death Wednesday of Deputy Ql Reginald Marvel, a21-year veteran of the force, is the latest in a series of upheavals ir the police department. On Tuesday the city's police chief was fired and replaced by the first black man to hold that post. •. I I I I / 'A1"1 ; - / hfI7ø• J • suit million Medlca~e beneficiaries first $124 of his bill next year, have to pay out of their own Medicare wfil, &a usual, pick up@ pockets was boosted a record 19 the balance through the PC cent today the Social day. Security Ad ministration. But then further increase* The hike, effective next Jan. apply which, for some patients, ORL 1 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - William and Emily Harris, underground companions of Patricia Hearst, have been indicted for the kidnaping of the newspaper heiress 2½ years ago. iort1y before the Alameda County Grand Jury returned the indictment Wednesday, Miss Hearst's attorneys filed a motion for a new trial on tht. armed bank robbery foi which she has been sentenced to seven years In prison. - date for the Democratic . .. - Medicare covers all hospital Medicare hospital insurance ear Bush Mum On Drug War Is days Wept for an amount $13.6 billion this year to $is.# financial disclosure staternel It on which, in theory, represents the billion in 1977. cost on the day of admission. About 24.7millinn persons are School Board Im pas s e Items WASHINGTON (AP) - CIA Director George Bush says be can't talk publicly about what the United States is doing to cut off the flow of narcotics Into the country. Bush gave limited testimony Wednesday before a select House commrnfttee on narcotics which also heard that the cabinet-level committee responsible for coordinating the government fight against narcotics smuggling has not met in nearly three years. Judge Gridley refused to ci ter a declaratoryjudgment ths t Under the federal formula eligible for the benefits this I candidate on grounds she file I the required form with the stat nation,the Price Of that first - number 25.3 million next year. and supposedly average -day Social Security said the aver- A state mediator will be in excused from classto appear at rejected because Layer Is teachers' salaries; goes up $20. In fact, however, age hospital day class Sanford next Tuesday to hear the hearings. now coda scheduled to attend a state teaching loads and assign. the computations lag behind about $1,600 per patient. presentations on contract Items "They're not going to have a superintendents' convention ments; compensation and exwhich have produced a week to apply for (leave from then. Perim; term of agreement, and stalemate In negotiations class) or anything," Groom., The special master was medical and health protection. between the Seminole County sald"-the ones that have to named earlier this month School Board and the Seminole testify and so on. But as long a, through a process of FTU- David A. Mendoza of F11J, Mendoza is attending ona &ft Education Association (SEA). the county office takes care of elimination. The list ening to presen- Sanford is among the newest two-year AFROTC scholarship. najnesof tatlons from each bargaining members of the Air Force He is the Representatives for both that, well be all set." candidates were sent son of Mrs. to Sten-. team, Stowell will have 30 days ROTC at Florida Tech bargaining units announced School board attorney strom and Grooms Andelesia M. Mendoza, 1909 by the In which to submit non-binding University. Wednesday night that Douglas Sterutrom said he was Florida Public Employes Magnolia Ave., and a 1974 Rela. recommendations arrangements have been made alào ready to appear on lions Commission (PERC). board, to the school A Junior who Is majoring in graduate of Bishop Moore high to take Impasse items before Tuesday. Stenstrorn will Eachsldedeletedonepafleap.d mechanical engineering at school In Orlando. Special Master Douglas Stowell present the school board's Stowell's was the one at 8:30 a.m. in the building of arguments to Stowell, backed remaining. the First Federal Savings & by School Supt. William P. "We don't know how long this Loan of Seminole, 312 W. First (Bud) Layer, chief negotiator is going to take," Cowley said Ernest Cowley and board staff Tuesday. "I hope we can do It "As long as they let my members, in one day, at $300 a day. But I teachers out on leave, why, The hearing was originally know that last week the special there won't be any problem," -. scheduled for Monday, Oct. 4, master spent the whole week said F, E. (Gene) Grooms, SEA but since Yom Ki ppur, a Jewish mediating a dispute in a nother -. - Mendoza JoinsROTC 2.6 Million Pay Raises WASHINGTON (AP) - An estimated 2.6 million federal civilian and military employes will be getting a pay increase beginning Friday that averages 4.83 per cent and is worth about $2.5 billion. Elections Division almost tw months after she swore she ha' done so. Newton did "not successfulj e actuate this court's Jwlsdlc 'e lion... and is not therefore en titled to a declaration of right In this court," the judge ruled Newton was not available foi comment on whether he woul appeal or file a complaint will the stale Ethics Commission His cwt cha llenge Is no completely dead, however since his lawyers have also 111e an amended motion to the firs count of the two-count suit. Judge Gridley had di&nlssec the first count last week be gave Newton the right to amen( it. That co unt alleges that'Mrs Saunders "had sufficient funds or should have had suf ficlen funds, for paying the necessar filing fee." She qualified for of fice by an alternative method • • "MLD IN BRIEF ,. '. . 1 "We're happy with it," Mrs. by board for $330,000 when detailed propo&lls on safety 0ariker said. "There's con. the the Naval Academy closed in which might be available by siaerable room for im- June and the foundation next week. provement. But of course, It's initiated federal bankruptcy In other action, the board the first contract we've had of proceedings. The site Is voted 34 to approve the 1975-fl any kind, so that in itself makes scheduled to serve as a location working contract between the us happy." for a new office complex to school system and the Seminole School board attorney house Layer and his school Education Clerical Association, Douglas Stenstrom told panel admin st Education i rative staff. ce rta in number of voters. - .1 (.. ' 0 5•()i'-' . - - • - ---S 1 sen ees Ab • . -. .- . -- . uflItSd -- 5*.. PAIGN IC OFF K Gridley said, however, that the amended motion woulc have no effect on his ruling Wednesday. b' United Way fund drive today by announcing a goal of $5,000. County administrative services director Bob Ellis, left, campaign chairman Joe Hartwig, county executive assistant Roger Nelawender and county employe Dot Wade were on hand for the K By- The Aindni..I urA..i.-,.,,.I .1iI.à l ULII -P.was . inicmgan. Ford spokesman Ron Nessen was asked about the reports at bri ef ing sessions both Tuesday and Wednesday, but refused to comment. Do Wednesday, Nessen said, "We see no reason to answer a question on a charge that has not been made." But Carter inerealngly has been pointing with criticism to t he White House silence and Ford's inarcesslbljlty for resci us , Jimmy Carter is taking his campaign back on the road as Presi de nt Ford consider calling a news confer en ce where he could be asked about reports that the Watergate ipecial prosecutor is investigating whether Ford illegally diverted campaign contributio ns, Carter was r et urning to the campaign trail today after two days of rest and st rategy planporter's questions. Mondale foreign policy issues for next Wednesday night's debate with Ford. For Ford, the schedul.e called for a resumption of his camign strategy of remaining in ose But an administ ration source aid late Wednesday that Ford s discussing with advisers the sibIlmty of holding a news onference. The source said uch a news conferen could e held today or Friday. Both the vice presideatlal Both p. antlidates, Republican Bob ole and Democrat Walter were campaigning In F nnsyIvania today, The White House has co,tcntly refm.sed any continent reports of thu Watergate tiecutor's probe into the cords of the Republican or. 91 fixation in Ford's old con- are complete." Carter said he accepted pa rtial payment of expenses from foreign government., when he traveled as Georgia governor Ford should answer questions state. But he said his trips were about the Investigation and "strictly business" and that about financing of his there was no recreation or congressional campaigns. personal be nefit from Before lat:richlng today's trip And, he said, "They werethem. highto the Northeast, Carter rely publicized." newed his criticism of Ford for He said that as governor he ieseklng votes from behind the also traveled on corporate White house gate. planes, but th And he chaUen'ed Ford to business and at he was on state the trips were almet r'.poriers and discuss the ways publicized. Watergate prosecutor's investi. At home In Plai ns, Ga., gaticn that pubbihed reIx!,ts Wednesday, Carter compared say cenhs a cn whether Ford, his campaign with Ford's. while a congressman, "latinFord has made only two camdered" campaign contributions paign trips outside Washington, through his local GOP organ- a one-day flight to his alma izatlor, and di verted the funds to mater in Michig an and a threehis own use. day Jaunt t hr ough Carter's iiaThe Democratic nominee Live South. Ford plans a trip to said Nessen took "a step in the the West next week before the right drectton" when the White Th ursday debate In San FranHo use press secretary said cisco. Ford had accepted three goliing Carter characterized his own tri ps and two other outings campaign style as one of "total from U.S. Steel Corp. and that accessibility," while saying f t Sale4.6O Sale 5.60 Rig. 5.79. Men's no-Iron polyester/ Cotton twill work shirt. Flap breast Pockets. long sleeves. S,M,L,XL,xxL. Rig. $7. 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Men's 6" work boot with leather uppers, rubber blend sole. Full cushioned insole. A wide range of sizes. Sale 20.80 Saunders polled 2,424 to Newton's 2,307 locally. Mrs. Saunders won the race in the eight county district and will face U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly (R-Holiday) In November. In the District 34, Florida Reg. $26. Men's 6" lug sole work boot with leather uppers, speed laces. A wide range of sizes for the Democratic nomination to vie with Rep. Vince Fechtel (R-Leesburg) in the general " 1- ' vi I election, Leesburg citrusman Joe Knowles increased in the three county district margin of victory to 909. Sale price, effective thru Sun., Oct. 3. Knowles polled 820 In Seminole; 2,803 in Lake and 14 In Marion County while Brock re dinner or guilty. Well, I don't know," Dole told the Republicans. But ear lier in the day he had told a Chicago television Interviewer that "I don't think he was inen l" Commenting on reports that Nixon proclaims his innocen-, 7JIM, county Clerk of the Circuit 1II!IlI Wednesday night in Chicago, Dole said he did not know whether Richard Nixon was of wrongdoing In the Wa- tergate scandal. "Everybody in the country's now going to ask is h innocent - A House of Representatives race turned the economy around, GOP - Men's work shoes. Men's flannel shirts. Special Court Miller Newton and JoAnn Saunders of Orlando for the Democratic nomination for the fifth district seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, Mrs. - -- Mondale said, "lie ce rtainly has. lie's turned it st raigh down. All of his rosy predictions have been belied by the fact.,."t Meanwhile, at a $125-a - plat e •t_ out. Camilla Bruce. The official voter turnout In the election was 8,144 out of 50,000 eligible to cast ballots. In the contest between Pasco Work- policies. Noting Ford's claim to have II Starting from the inside A page of sales and specia exclusively for men. to Supervisor of Elections ens in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he atta cked Ford's economic MIA shins, reg. 5.50, 6.1. 4.40 ,.--.---- Ford Is "contin ui ng the sort of In his yet.toto -j momprivate campaign that was con- oirs, Dole said, "1 think the nuducted by Mr. Nixon in 1968 and thor is tryin g to promote that l9fl." book, and I guess if everybody Although Carter says he f eels in the co untry comments on his type of campaign is best, he w he ther this happens or that is holding fewer informal air- happens it might Im prove the port news conferences than he once did, and he's been advised by aides to be more cautious when answering questions because some of his reman)L,hove proven controversial. Mondale spoke Wednesday aw Rig. 6.50. Men's long sleeve woven polyester/cotton sport shirt with chest pocket. Solid colors with contrast stitching In S.M,L,XL. Men's short sleeve sport. '...ounIy nave oeen counted and the election certified, according • he hail had played golf on courses owned by three other corporations. Regarding Ford's corporate golf outings, Carter said standards were less st ringent be fore Watergate and that he does not think Ford violated the law. He added: "1 hope the revelations , VoteOK'd Seminole County employes kicked off their 1976 Ford May Hold Conference On- Probe Guerrillas Forced Out ie capital. . • - Washington, in the White lønt Lebanon, a resort area 1 miles east of ,. - (Continued From Page I-A) with Sims opposing the members that the purchase of of.'" ratification. The clerical em- the old Sanford Naval Academy S Sims then moved to table ployes had adopted the work building and surrounding land action on the proposed un- agreement by a 53-4 vote at a at Celery and Mellonville provements until the board can meeting Sept. 14. Avenues was finalized Tuesday hear "specific recom Susan Chariker, president of and that the board now holds mendatlons" on their projected the clerical group, said the the deed safety value. Canton told the contract includes a grievance property. to the building an panel that Schweizer procedure which is something Formerly owned by the Associates Inc., the ar- her membership has never Bernarr MacFadden Founchitectural firm that designed before had. datlon, the property was sought "-CJW the bridge, was preparing two UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - With strategic arms limitation negotiations stalled, the United States and the Soviet Union have begun a new probe to see if they can move toward a treaty by the end of the year, according to high-level U.S. officials. The acid test of how well the two superpowers may do, these officials say, will be Friday's meeting at the White House between Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and President Ford, The officials are skeptical of an imminent break-through, but reporting late Wednesday night on Gromyko's steak-and-wine dinner with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, they credited the Soviets with genuine interest in moving ahead. Witnesses sai&, only sporadic shots 'ere heard 1, the area as Syrian forces oped up in iine woods on the slopes of - i SALT Treaty Sought highway. • . " Report On Br dge LONDON (AP) - Without help from the International Monetary fund (IMF) to prop up the pound, Britain would have to endure economic policies so savage. "I think they would produce riots in the streets," says Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey. "I think it would mean three million unemployed, and living standards would fall by at least five per cent," Healey said In a television interview late Wednesday. He said Britain was seeking a $3.9-billion loan from the IMF "to protect our industrial policy against the consequences of speculation against the pound." The pound opened today at $1.66, down from Tuesday's closing 81.665, but it later climbed to $1.66$5. It had slipped to a record low $1.63 on Wednesday. )arnascus - Steven Rosenthal, must be was considered and then several Items, including Without An IMF Loan, Britain's In Trouble BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Syrian troops nad tanks forced Palestinian guerrillas out of i 20-quare.m lie salient east of Beirut today in major lo. (or the guerrilias and their Leba,cw 1e1t141. aJ1iein Lebanøu's civil war. A guerrilla comm unique conceded the fall of L1 posthons held by Fslestiñians and Moslem ftist militia rvjrth of the vital Beirut- • . executive director. Members of holiday, falls on th at day, county." the SEA negotiating team, Rosenthal would be unable to Ile SEA and the school board including chief negotiator participate. The week of Oct. 11 went to Impasse Aug. 19 on Judge William C. Grid!ey ruled en Newton did not prove his cc tention that the circuit co,rt Kelly in November for the 5 Congressional District ses gar n ered about 9000 moi 'e votes than Newton. ' Newton Pasco County clrct it tcourtcler,ranamuci,ett 'F race than he did In the Sept 8 primary election when Mr I. Saunders received 49 per ce It of the vote to his 21 per cent Credit for his showk g Tuesday believed duel 0 Publicity generated by his leg II challenges to Mrs. Saunder, I, a - Special Master W*11 ,wrT, 2W. JVpivi5-JA ,-,. SaleS.20 ii. Mrs. Saunders, who will I Republican Incumbent Rift - - OPTIMIST HONORED nor "had Jurisdiction over the ca me against Orlando warns n' who defeated Newton in Tug 3day's runoff. :. -•• I at nation for Congress. - - ...w, easyca,e sportshirts. she was not a qualified can 11- . • - '-- - -, Save 20% on men's defeated primary opponent Of - - A .. .• Harrls.s Indicted .NDO circuit judge has again t Is. rnissed a complaint filed b) a pj that an elderly or 1, &&. could prove even niore de4a shied person entering a hospital They will have to pay $31 daily in 1977 willbe responsible for out of their own pockets for the the first $124 of the Initial bill, list through th e 90th day, up •'•, , covering up to two months, from the present $28 daily, compared with present Post-hospital Stays lasting -. I charge of $104. more than 20 days In a skilled ik ' Slmllarincreascsapply tothe n ursing home will require ben& _______ V •• . ___ J share of cods that must be ficlaries to pay $1520 daily for -- ;. - ) borne by the patient for extend- the 21st through the 100th day, •.. edetaysina hospital orakllled uPJrom the Present $13 home. Dale Coppock, right, receives plaque naming Medicare patients W m him 'Optimist of the Year' from nursing Social Security Comnmnlsioner be hospitalized more than 90 W.R. Hughteet, 513perinten4ene of the Juvenile Detention Center. Coppock Is James B. Cardwell said the In. consecutive days can draw retiring as president of the Sanford Optimist Club, which sponsors 19 youth- crease is necessary to keep upon their of*thT*Opjy oriented projects. Pace with hospital costs, which time reserve -an extra So days. have been shooting up at more - butwillhavetpay$ty than twice the overall cost of Instead of the current living. The agency said the cost of ___ Save 20% On men s work c othes. . Killed : WASHINGTON (AP) - The actual cods by about two years. • .•,•'w Newton portion of hospital fees that 25 ,. I\ - Hospital Medicare Hiked $20 a ('ltTEjt I i Foil!) - _------i------------.Thursday, Sepiember 30, 19Th-Vol 69. No. 33 Published Daily and Sundâ1. eiceps Siluldip ar Chr'Ima by Th Sanford Herald Inc 3m, CII PosPag Paid Is,,'e DvJw., y 55 cCn' (V11 fl ''' / ' r % • 300 Pd Itrit Av , SdflIO,d a, S4nIo,d. I) ia I ' carried 1,551 in Seminole, 1,122 in Lake and 37 In Marion. On the non-partisan portion of the ballot, new judges elected included: Fred Karl with 4,905 to Charles Holley's 2,390 in Seminole for the Florida Supreme Court; James Dauksch 4,536 to Carroll Barco's 2,412 in Seminole for the 10-county appellate judge race and Alan Dickey 4,090 to Fredric hiAtt's 3,512 for Seminole County's third county judgeship. r_ -.--',•.•• r,','-:'-''-'r.--:.-, -a CUN C:nOrN - Dl j ,-'. 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Line ,bn Defense Costs The Clock Hold The By NORM osinuj "You Mean he's giving up his used car lot? Wow I The arguments probably are valid. I guess the economy is as bad at the Democrats are saying. Wow!" "No, no, no," Ford answered, Impatiently. "He's stepping down from the presidency and wants me to step up. And I did some checking. According to the President Ford had proposed earlier this year a more modest Increase from the current level of $112 But his $120 billion target envisioned only about a 2 per cent gain In real spending. The rest would have been lost to Inflation. The new goal, estimated to be about $130 billion, will allow a hike of 5 per cent r more in military strength. The American people - and Congress, too evidence is revealed of Soviet indicated a commitment to more personnel, planes and ships, despite a plea by Democratic Presidential challenger Jimmy Carter for cuts of $5 to $7 billion in the military budget. are skeptical of detente as increasing of continuing enlargement and moder- forces. Congress already has Ruznsfeld also wants a more sophisticated air defense system. The consensus of nat*aJ opinion seems to SUpp9rt Rwnsfeld's goals. opinion is fickle. A population weary of Is unlikely to tolerate waste or inefficiency. planners must be wary of ego-satisfying Proposals from the armed services. But taxes Defense Requests for each new ship, each new plane, 'each new Infantry battalion must be scrutinized for consistency with the objective of maintaining a balance in world power. As negotiations continue for a new treaty with the United States can settle for no less. the Russians on strategic arms limitations, The Middle Way Sweden, which has long believed It was taking the middle way between communism and capitalism, has changed course to stay In the middle. After 44 years, the Sweden ousted the Social Democrats from power in recent elections and launched a less leftist regime. A coalition of the Center Party, Conservatives and Liberals Is expected to take over from the Social Democrats and Communists. an awful big place. And you know how lam after walking around Ina circle more than once. I always have trouble finding my way back." "Oh, Jerry. Is that all that's bothering you? No Problem. From what I've read, they have guards there just for the purpose of helping lost Presidents. So that's nothing to worry about." "Really? That's a relief. But there's something else, too." "Nothing really, lsiçpose. But Ido have a few doubts." "Like what?" asked Betty lovingly, brushing her hand over Its leg as he brusquely pushed It away. "Well, for one thing, I don't think I could accept Immediately. I've made plans." "What kind of plans?" "Well, my nest few weekends are pretty well booked up - like this coming weekend I've been invited by U.S. Steel to Disneyworld. And then next weekend we're Invited to the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, for a golfing weekend. And more stuff like that." "Hmmm. That does presents problem," reacted Betty like any compassionate wife. But she recovered quickly. "Jet, I think you should seriously consider taking the job. Just call your friends at U.S. Steel. I'm sure they'd understand." "Oh, I suppose so. But I don't like to hint their feelings - especially after all they've clone for me. But I guess you're right. I'll call Dick first thing In the morning to tell him I'll take It." "Oh, Jerry, I'm so proud of you. I knew you'd decide that." "Thanks, Betty. But I'm still a little wary of the whole thing." "What now?" "Stop to think for a minute. That White House Is "No. You're not even close. Its unbelievable. He's offered me a job." "Mother one?" asked Betty incredu(ously. "You have one already -sort of. And don't worry about It, honey, sooner or later you'll learn the Roberts Rules of Order and be able to preside over the Senate like all those other guys did." "No, Betty. You don't understand. He's quitting his job and wants me to take It." that billion. (bnotltutlon, I'm supposed to do It." "Oh, Jerry. Really? I'm so proud of you. What did you tell him?" "I told him I'd have to talk It over with you." Even Betty was confused. "Talk what over? Are You thinking 3f turning down? What is there to talk over?" you ran for Congress." Defense Secretary Donald Rumafeld's hint that the Pentagon will seek a hefty $18 billion increase In the defense budget for fiscal 1977 reflects Concern over inflation, a conviction in Washington the public Is security-onnscjot and awareness of a growing military might in the Soviet Union. nization Another chapter in the Richard Mithowe Nixon dory: We learn now, in excerpts taken from his memoirs, that when he made up his mind to quit the presidency, he told Gerald Ford, then-vice president and advised him to prepare to assume the presidency. And what did Ford do? For some reason, he hesitated to accept the responsibility, telling Nixon he'd first ha" to talk ft over with his wife. what was there to talk over? The conversation between Jerry and Betty must have been fascinating... "Guess what, Betty?" "How many chances do I have, Jerry? The usual tiree? It's always fun playing with you like this." "No, this time only one," Ford replied. "I'm too anxious to tell you the answer." "OkeY.Ummm. Lame see. I give up. No, wait. I've got It. You've decided to give back all that money the Maritime Union gave you lad year when "Well, you know how ciwnay lam. And with all The kind of treatment given Ingmar Bergman, the celebrated Swedish movie director, by his own government will probably not be repeated. His persecution on tax evasion charges drove him Into a hospital and then abroad. Perhaps he will now decide to return to Sweden, where he has made all his aims. In foreign policy, the new government Is likely to be less dogmatic and self-righteous In its relations with the United States. That's good, for the estrangement between our two countries In recent years has been unpleasant. We have much to share with the Sweden in our background and our outlook, not least of which Is our firm commitment to democratic self-government. And the long-deferred reversal of political fortunes at the polls In Sweden is a dramatic demonstration of the vitality of the democratic tradition In that North European country. The Sweden continue to chart their own course, now a few points to starboard. trophies with me to put up In my new office. Do you then?" 4- __ ___ . If It Is clear that anti-abortionists have little chance of forcing a constitutional amendment banning abortions on the red of the country, It should also be clear that pro-abortionists cannot force support of abortions from those who are morally opposed to or are uneasy about them. In passing an appropriations bill for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare the other day, Congress voted to prohibit use of any federal funds for a bortions, except In cases where a woman's life is endangered by a pregnancy. Up to now, the federal government has been giving the dates $45 to O million a _______ 17 . i•. ____ . ., ... ___ ___ .4; _________ ________ . .i ______•. _______ _____ ___ :. : _____ ____________ __________ .1 _______ ____ ___ _ . .,, S'.. _____ ________ k' ___ . 4 _______ •. ___ 4 - _____ _______ . . .1 .- iL' ' . , . I. . . 1 1. ..t, , .J' 01 JOHN CUNNIFF ' ni Activity Slow Econoic NEW YORK (AP) - We are now examining question, and thereby further embittering what the economic pause, wondering If It Is the exhas become one of the mod divisive Issues In haustlon of a tired old cycle or the pacing of a America today, pro-abortionists should devote young and vigorous expansion that will soon their energies to fending off attempts to have the reassert Itself. We don't know. /(f hinny ., Do you WJflI U 3Wifl II, Shcf or not. figures 1111 3weeney's Office Supply, Inc. d ANDERSON4IICKE V FILING CABINETS 2. 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"I wish gift-giving regulation now," he said, "1 had s, how can you do this ri,ht told him to send the letter in front of me?" straight to Kieppe." But Connor admitted Sen. Percy let the remark slide, but Iv'r. ruefull y: "I shelved it." Percy took umbrage. She thought It was a slur n Sansom expressed no such remorse. He told the senator's Integrity. It was th us he could have asked White House staff e Percy's chief price to accept gifts rather than embarra Richard Cheney to Intervene but had contacted ss their hosts. But back In Washington, they would Cannot because he knew him better, "I would do quietly it again," said Sansom, "There's nothing of ment. turn the gifts over to the Slal tiepirt. historical value within five miles" of the The embarrassed Yajnani withheld the proposed pit mines. Furthermore, he said, the beads, and the incident vaa forgotten by people of the county need the Industry, everyone except Akins. He was later sacked by PERCY PROBLEM: There was a lot of Secretary of Slate Kissinger. For a while, he worrying last year, according to confidential diplomatic papers, over a string of worry beads couldn't .hake the notion that the Percys were , somehow Involved in getting )4m fired. The incident, which involves Sen. and Mrs. He finally concluded that he wa wrong Charles Percy, R.-Ill., was supposed to have wrote to the senator about it. "I thlt b and been hushed up. ri efly t hat Mrs. Percy's compla in It happened while the Percy's were visiting trjbuted t couli have conto the action," Saudi Arabia. At a Private dinner, the ta ble ta he wrote. "hut there turned to worry beads, those Islamic W - stnanlk Were ap parently other reasons." lie tketl the Senator to assure his wife that '1 t'Ave the that the Arabs constantly finger, highest respect for your intelligence and your Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani is an integrity." avid collector of expensive worry beads. As a Then Akins concluded the worry gesture of Arab hospitality, he dispatcheda cident bead mn with this confession: "If it messenger to fetch a set of worry beads worth a will bring her couple of hundred doUa.s. He gractou,slv offered any comfort, }ou can also tell her that III ruined the next two days cl her Middle Fad trip, sile 1ws them to the Percy's as a gift. caused me a series of sleepless nighu." FL AGSHIP BANK iLl OF 200W. FIRST ST. kiii Ph. 3238266 Sanford Insurance commissioner's office will be creating a new fraud division and If he Is elected he will be filing lest cases, citing Irresponsible lawyers and doctors who are involved n Insurance frauds. Gunter said after his defeat by a narrow margin for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senator two years ago by Richard Stone of Miami, he did not again seek a congressional seat because he believed It would be presumptuous. He had given up that seat to run for the statewide office. 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Especially for a man quite definite in his views with little tendency to equivocate. He's known to look askance of those who hedge every answer or argument with... "on the other hand, maybe.. '' 14 more vermiculite" and promised that the mining Vermiculite, while not one of the glamorous wouldn't disturb the envjrent minerals, has some commercial 11 mundane This militant letter, complete with San.so.-n's uses. It is used, for example, as inuIaUoti and ear Jim" notes, was routed to Kieppe, who Li fireproofing, garden filler and even kitty litter, supposed to forward information about Sansom wanted to dig for vermiculite on despoiling operations on national historic lindsome historic farmland at Green Springs, Va. marks. The inclusion of the "Dear Jim" note was The G-year-old site is treasured by the Interkor a subtle signal that Sansom had a powerful White Department, however, icr its historic and scenic House all y. value. The White House pressure to spell the site But Kleppe, unimpressed, drafted a tough with pit mines, therefore, was r esided by turndown for the President to sign. "The energy Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe. sit ua tion of the country would In no way be But the dory is worth telling as an example of " decla red the draft, If the historic SaNOUR landmark were left undisturbed. An acWhfrn pressure scheming to put profits ahead of history, got in companying memo advised the President that there was enough vermiculite to last well into the touch with a friend an the President's staff. next century and that "good substitutes" were Confidential White House memos show that available anyhow. on Mirth 28 Sansom called Dr. James Cunzior, If President Ford had seen 11w draft, he who doubles as cabneI secretary and probably wo uld have signed it. This would have prsot1entiaJ advisor. The two friends counseled laid down as White House policy that Green ON HOSPITAl. NOTES 63.25 76.95 16.00 15.25 94.50 ,- c ,.', with with some measure selling a program or defending one. In theory, at least, Lynn,s OMB has no axe to grind. Mr. Ford Is convinced this Is true. So he puts his trust In this man more corn. L Mi ning 4 \ 5. ' they're convinced each could and should be accompljJ Ul _______ -, SALE - White House Okays nn,4 Cash Rebates 2002 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) total war on fraud and collusion" In the Industry and that the industry b finding j easy to let operating expenses "gooutof t he roof." He said the SUPPLIES • MACHINES • FURNITURE Car, 3rd. & Magnolia, Sanford P1,. 322-1246 . JACK ANDERSON A 190,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to the Seminole County Commission Is for a drainage study of the Midway Community. The second food and nutrition grant of $33,000 was approved by the Community Services Administration for 1,500 local seasonal and migrant farm workers. The grant Is to cover operations through September, 1977 of the Seminole Community Action agency. - Unofficial showed about 17 per cent of the state's 3.86-million voters participated in Tuesday's only statewide race, a Supreme Court runoff won by Tallahassee attorney Fred Karl, WASHINGTON - He's an extraordinary man. A radical. His private denunciations of government operations and the failure of the bureaucracy to bring the public Into pollcy formulation make Jimmy Carter's campaign statements look pale by comparison. Almost an unknown. But certainly one of the most Infl uenclal men In Washington. Closer to President Ford's ear than Secretary of Slate Henry Kissinger or Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfled. Perha ps closer, In fact, than any men On Wall Street are convinced the merely renting Itself for a gigantic leap. economy Is major And the the legislation they conjure up, then revise Proposals, radically If necessary on the basis econometric model makers assure us their nu. merical reconstructions of the ecomy produce of these hearings, before sending the lot up to a very positive answer. Congress. This Is the only sure way, he believes, Supreme court's abortion ruling nullified. What we are certain of is that economic acthat the parochial of the major While their efforts are understandable, their establishment can views be modified, Washington bugs At the same time, If they truly care about the tivity has slowed, and not just In scattered areas impact has been small. Fabian Linden, LOnpoor, and if they believe as strongly In the right Or In particular Industries. The manifestations sumer director of The Conference Board, put It ironed out and reasonable bills written. to abortion as others have demonstrated they are are found broadly, in sales and stocks and as well as It can be put. "We appear to be In the This attitude is major change from the Lynn against It, they should begin seeking ways to consumer attitudes, to name a few areas. of seven years ago, who figuratively held his middle of an awesome yawn," he said. raise private funds to replace federal or state The Index of leading economic Indicators nose at public hearings. "Our measures of co nsumer sentiment money. ceased advancing in August for the first decline buying plans are going nowhere," he added, and As everyone known who has been faced with in 18 months. Durable goods orders fell in August "none of the economic Indicators are many executive decisions, rulings on laws and telling us for the second month In a row. There are layoffs with conviction where of laws, and directives based on the economy might be Interpretations Everybody has been so preoccupied in in steel. laws - as written by the bureaucracy heading." celebrating the Bicentennial are entennlal that the quinShould we therefore bury hopes of a continued Linden's comment was made before the latest the laws more far reaching than the wording of declmcentennial has gone almost unnoticed. advance? SI no means. To do so would be to report on leading indicators, which showed a themselves. It was1500 years go this summer that mighty produce the consequence we hope to avoid, But thats not all. If he drop of 1.5 per cent in August, but they still might wants can manage, Lynn Rome fell, recalls UPI writer ere Is still lots of hope, and even some er Jack R. Payton. There hold. One month doesn't make a quarter. to require all department and Independent Historians agree, anyway, that A.D. 476 was the bullishness. agency heads to come up reg ul It takes at least year that the last western Roman ruler was arly with a short In their public statements, businessmen three months of declines to list of their top-priority measurable objectives, establish a downturn, said John Kendrjck, chief deposed by Ge rmanic invaders, continue to be optimistic. As expected, the sales- econo and the time fram e In which mist of the Commerce Department, two separate grants totaling $123,000 have been approved by federal agencies to benefit Seminole County projects. .' polls. pletëly than any previous President relied on his .,ç _WROIA WASHINGTON - A White House official together, and Connor suggested that Sansorn Intervened with the Interior Department earlier write to the President. Connor said the letter this year to gain permission for a friend to dig pit sho uld be directed to his attention, and he would mines on a national historic landmark, guide It through the oval office. a "Dear Jim" letter the next day, the mine operator with t he White House toldInthe Sansom White House aide: "I am enclosing the connections Is Dr. Robert Sansoin, a former 21I:ani administrator of the letter to the President that you suggested would Protection Agency. As chairman of Virginia be appropriate to clear up the subject." The Vermiculite Inc., he Is now more Interested in letter denounced Kleppe, declared that vermiculite was vital to conserve energy, mining vtrmlculite than n proclaimed that the country desperately needs vlronmenl. Fl, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) - Gov. Reubin Askew says he is not sure a switch back to spring primaries would correct the dismal voter turnout experienced this fall. But Askew said Wednesday he is willing to consider any solution to get more voters to the I speak of James T. Lynn, Director of the White House Office of Management and the 1 Budget. His strength Is as the strength of 10 because Mr. Fo rd Is convinced Lynn Is a bo ut the only man in government who Is in a position to be objective. Everyone else, high and low, Is, In _____ •. ' 1*41*40~1_0 ',,.,e ,V,44. t r Askew Puzzled Over Turnout member of the cabinet. •:' __________ _ P .. U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly B-Holiday) announced today that . maybe, just maybe, If me and the Republicans are lucky I could achieve my lifelong dream . . ." "You mean. . "Yep, I could finally become Speaker of the House" ' low-Income women. Pro-abortionists can complain all they want that the restriction Is a form of discrimination against these thousands of women, and may quite rightly question the morality of conadded to the welfare rolls. Itlsone thIng,howevr,to giveevery the right to have an abortion. It is an entirely dliferent matter to expect those who consider abortion to be tantamount to murder to allow their tax dollars to be used for a practice which so violently offends their morality. The argument that to deny a poor woman the means to have an abortion Is effectively to abolish her legal right to have one Is not really relevant. The right of an individual to do something does not necessarily confer an obligation on the rest of society to pay for It. _ __ __ .. year to help pay for abortions for some 300,000 derrining them to bear children they do not want or cannot care for -children who in turn will be : TALLAnAs The Department of CrImInal Law Es. forcemeat says serious 1. - "Couldn't we always move hack to. Grand Rapids? I could run for Congress again and then, Bureaucrat Behind _____ The Scenes _______ _____ I BERRY'S WORLD MIAMI (AP) - Handicapped Earl Petinsky can keep driving his gasoline-powe red threewheeler through Miami at its top speed of 12 miles per hour, a county judge says. Petinsky, paralyzed by polio from the waist down since he was 2, was charged with driving his hand-controlled vehicle too slowly on a four-lane road last July. County Judge Ruth L. Sutton found him innocent Wednesday. "I don't feel he was creating a traffic hazard at that time of day," she said. think that would be any problem?" "No I wouldn't think so. Good, then, we're all set. I'll start packing right away." "Fine. And I suppose there's always a consolation. Now that a precedent has been set, If I decide I don't like the job or living In that place, I could always quit. You'd understand, wouldn't Y00 10 "Yes, of course, I would. But what would you do Rather than pressing the tax-support It would be a mistake to read too much Into the shift. It Is likely that the new center coalition will seek to dismantle Sweden's advanced "welfare date" programs or the country's highly progressive system of taxation. But new programs, such as the takeover of Industrial mAnagement by representatives of factory workers, are not likely to be pushed. And the tax system will probably not be administered in so arbitrary a manner. Speedy Court Edict me-s* $123,000 Grants Due For County - By DONNA T crimes In Florida "Without matters of this $25, he said that thIs HeraldStaffw,fter deci'ea-d sev en per cent nature being exposed how can requlremMofpubJc reporting Is first. of in If public officials are ping to anyone determine what makes "helps keep people honest." compared to the same take free golf weekends and the elected offleiaivotaone way Pointing to his l5 Yea rs agjy period of 1175. But they free trips, the gifts should be or the other on an Issue?" involvement In the Insurance can't say shy. disclosed, says Bill Gunter, Gunter asked, adding that he industry and 10 years In public former date senator and for. hopes the tak "Maybe his just a trend ing of special office, he said he is geared mer congressmen, again on the favors by officia Is on the this particular cabinet post. to of the times, maybe the campaign trail In Florida. This decline, He said the promise of "no- economic picture Is a little time he Is seeking the Florida better, maybe people are Noting that Florida law fault" Insurance of lower - getting religion," FDCLE cabinet post of Insurance requires public officials to surance rates has not come to commissioner and treasurer. rrtgifts val ued more than pass and now cii. Trulock the Insurance said of the Wednesday figcommissioner's office has been 'M's no use ex• given the ability by law of Planation. Maybe It'll challengln,lnjurance company change in the next six on the basis of discrimination and excessive rates. The agency's semi. "If we don't see stability In annual crime report the Insurance rate picture, no. showed t i-i crimes fault will be going out," he said. decrea 5.1 per cent In "Today we have people the state's urban areas, Paying more for auto Insurance ahead of a 4.7 per cent .'1 than for the car being Insured, decrease In rural areas. more than they pay for Income Alt). Geis. Robert ievIn tax or property tax," he said. attributed the decline to He said with a law mandating ims ,r laws, such as one that auto owners have In. that provides minimum surance It Is Incumbent WI the three-year sentences for authorities to enforce the law n of a weapon while remand to require efficiency and crime. milling a I frugality on the part of in. surance comoanles. Gunter said he Is "declaring Paralyzed Driver Wins those stairs and steps at the White House. Well. .." "Oh, c'mcn, darling. I'll always be by your side to pick or hold you up, you should know that by now." "OK, then, It's a deal. But there is one thing I'll have to check first with Dick." "Yes?" "I just hope I'll be able to take all my football CriM e Drops I IN BRIEF RAY CROMLEY Legal Rights Limited Gun er 0 ol n s Must Show And Tell Trips FLORIDA "Now what?" DUN OAKLEY Thursday, Sept. 35, Evening PleraW, SasE.rd, Fl. .ifli I Free decorating service. . 1700 stores, including one near you. r - , ri 1 Sale ends Oct. 4 .: Use Bank AnwricarA Master Chcwqe~ 599 -- I;- ...._. _____ __••J I;- .. , ...' .... S. ,.. •, S Sanford 318 French Ave. Ph. 322-1 68. c :' .-. - - .. I Cr ' , . •' - I.-. .1.: - :•-'•' r J' -5-" ' '-. , " % - 'S '.' r 1( 1. ,..-,.'...,•..'..4':_...'., •.. ,.... .,., ',., ,. ' '' 4 ,',! t.,.. _..i " '5, ,' ( 1ia ; S i .r ' '}\t'' ..rl.,...•.I....:t. . '1-'.,..... ............ J5JtS5 . .. , .. :. .. .b.t . • .'............. 'S.. .'...i.. • s.d. ••.y.,'•r.... ., -................' a,.,,, , .1. .. '•i ,..,.iic.( ,.................. ..,.•i, -. - ................................ ' 1 ......... .4-v �. The Cl'i'pbo 'ard4k . A , Fad Which Must Stop # I CRAMPAIGN, ilL (AP) - Pang shevid be confined to the football field and not take place In the stands whom up bo1ly and passed overhead up = 8"M= the University of illinois Athletic People.paadng at football games has reached a dangeroun level this season because coeds are being raced from the bottom to the top rows, Carol McHugh, president Sorority, s Susan Dempsey, a trim, liSpounder, says she was passed and that "It was frightening. I'd took down and we a bunch of bands adyto grab meand bounce me up to of Delta Zeta said Wedne day. the next row." Miss McHugh said her sorority supports a request mailed to all fraternities and sororities on the campus by Richard "Maid director of the athletic association, that people-passing be stopped. "We want It stopped before someone really gets hurt," said Tamburo. Tambero, Miss McHugh said people pbig is sortol traditional at because of the races." She thinks fraternities have scouts picking out coeds for a at the games, I 1,~.J p o o solo :'I girff who dont weigh much or heavier ones -as long as the welgtt factor OAKLAND (AP) the next L t F A BY JIM RAYN5 Do Pit Pine e AiiMfl Virgil Jenkins Chuck McMelIus Sib Seronsosi David WIICheI Dinay Flint JIM Konoodl Henry GiIc*rlst Tim Palmer Offensem-w~ Darrell Johnson Jidy Pickles Tion Cr110 Willie Hv,Ces Kenny Li, Ricky Mann Jim Idmands Steve aensan loSer? Charles Kurt Schirard Rod Tvnir Pregame Additives Pondered Tim hues Alvin Sweet NaIl Washington Chris RIWIM SPORTS aA-Evenlng HiraM, Sanfsrd, Fl. - -- - - - - Charms Riggles Ciseiles Bob Sirsnssn .114 Edssenth Thursday, 5W.30, 197 Chip Wilkins Boos Replacing Pregame additives for this week's high school football games Include these pondering possibilities: ThnItyPrep isoffona wing and a prayer. The Saints are at Admiral Farragut In St. Petersburg. 4J474i (AP) - "I didn't us"When we win there are 75,. The bus leaves Goldenrod at 11:30 a.m. Friday, and ten to 'em boo because that 000 people In the stands," he by co-incidence star halfback Norbert Seals arrives would make me mad," says said. "We lose one game and at the Orlando Jetport at 11:45 from his week-long Dolphin running back Benny there are 49,000 people there." Boys' State stay in Tallahassee Natch, Trinity's Malone. "I guess they Just Little was also miffed when travel plans Include a quick stop at the airport. With wanted us to win 35.0." he heard that Dolphin broadno practice, Seals may only gain 150 yards this The boo. Malone spoke of re- caster Rick Weaver accused sounded In the Orange Bowl last him of Inadequate blocking. week. The prayers are for no fog. Sunday as Miami Dolphin fans, Lyman may never "I've been badrapped," the win a football game. Of disappointed with a halftime 3.0 265-pound Little said. "The socourse, speculation is extreme, but the so-called lead over the New York Jets, called Voice of the Dolphins breathers are over for a while. Perhaps the Jeered the team that In the said some things about me that Greyhounds could apply reverse psychology and roil recent past has been the were very unjustified. I want to over and play dead in the first half, then come hometown him In here and show him roaring back in the last half. Winter Park and waved white hankies. the films of the Jets' game. I'm The Dolphins, who once angry." Edgewater are waiting in the wings. The battle of the sticks Is being staged at Lake boasted ground-gainers like The Dolphins nnhed for of 211 Howell Friday night. Next-door neighbors Oviedo Iirry Cacoka, Jim Kilck and yards against the Jets, 75 of Mercury Morris, have them in the last 11 minutes of and Lake Howell, neither of whom has met with a averaged 174 yards rushing play. The first half was particudegree of success, battle it out for the claim as king each game this 2-1 season. In larly slow, with Miami picking of the wild and will, rule over the South Seminole 1273, during their Super Bowl up only 82 yards on 24 carries. by averaged 203 yards palmetto brush and cow pasttm for the next year "Look, It's going to get better," said Little. "The backs we Losing that 41 7 game to Gainesville didn't per game. The Miami fans were dearly have know what they're trying make Lake Brantley any worse of a football team. disappointed The Patriots get a chance to put experience to work ference in thewith the dl!- to do, but we have to get Friday night at home against Seabreeze, which defeat of the Jetseventual 16-0 everything a little more coordinated between the line should be blowing softly by the fourth quarter. "From the early years, I and the rwinhg backs." Saving the best for last, the game Seminole Iwoed that Miami 1s the city of Little says it will take the has been looking forward to for a year now is going the front-runner," said Dolphin team some time to break In new talent. to turn out to be a ho-hum affair. Make no mistake guard Larry L'tle. about Seminole flashing its killer Instinct. Simply, DeLand just isn't the same team it was last season. Last week's picking was slim, missing three of five games and leaving the season mark at 10-6. A good percentage for an NFL Learn trying for a wild card berth, but nothing to write home about h the prediction business. NEW YORK (AP) - The ar- sian to a challenger In a close On with this week: wneid continues over whether heavyweight title fight. Seminole 27, DeLand 7 Defense prevaiih Ken Norton was robbed In MuAdd to that the mystique that again, and if the offense sustains more than one ti All's Latest defense of IVI has built up, and the money drive, the score could go up, up, up. his heavyweight title. prob- tha' the All glamor brings to the Oviedo 21, Lake Howell 19 - The possibility of ably will go down as Itone of boxing game, and you begin to overtime looms, and this close game will certainly boxing's all-time dis- realize that whoever finally be decided by extra points, agreements, beats All will have to either Those who argue that Norton knock him out or stop him. And Winter Park 21, Lyman 14 - The Greyhounds catch the Wildcats on a bad week, as Winter Park won the fight and should be the he never has lost as a chain. new heavyw eight champion are pion. revives its bid to defend that district title, missing one very Important wiThis Is not to say the Tuesday Lake Brantley 31, Seabreeze 8- That Patriotic written rule: you can't dethrone night fight in Yankee Stadium, feeling prevails as Lake Brantley gets down to the a champion unless you beat him In which All was awarded a serious business of showing what kind of football badly. close but unanimous decision, character it has. Clearly, Norton did not beat was fixed. It was not - as far as Trinity Prep 20, Admiral Farragut 7 - The Ali badly. If they had been two anyone can tell. It probably return of Norbert Seals makes all the difference in contenders saapping for a title would have gone that way if any the world, but the continued absence of injured shot, the decision might have three judges who have been gone the other way. But boxing Involved with the boxing running back Brent Matthews will help keep the judges throughout history have establishment were working score down, been reluctant to award a deci- the fight. PoSer? Charles Chuck McMullen Wilsi, HOghes -- - - - - - - ar '.pti t', ini - Defense --- -•- - - - -- - VHIWs Quinn Jody Pick ens Stivi lens Danny Williams Steve Peavey Stove Meyers Offense liii Carte? Jack Procell Greg Kerr Dan Smith Rap" Willis Mike Con Pick Nash Mike Mullins, Chip Johnson Dwavas Minor handy Namer David Cougheli Chip Johnson Henry Finely p I - - -_ - - - tart Hetfield Greg begs - ---------- 4-_l*Sri. Pen Brown Rory Steal Danny Allen - -------- Larry Clark Lynn O4ckerson Kern Sweat Doug Barnes Steve Mulligan David Simms Danny Williams Wyman Jackson Keith Barnhart Chris German. Use Balabensi, Melvin Mellon Kevin Jesoph Kyle - Herb Feldu pick Bennett John Dissekus I Richard Scary leftAnsu.y Sirry Swearhager Mikq Wilson ret Poo Ed Christianson Or War,,,, Mike Garlic Mike Sap Clark Gonzales bDanny Kirby Jim K,*snef Tony Sanchez Nick flomblinser ?wrner Andy brown John Schultz Kevin Collins Brian M.ntcalm -- - Dean Sliackielerd Earl Mater Kevin Klrschman Defense -- - Randy Lrson Richard McOuire Marvin Geldma,, Civil Nichols Oeqg Hsescok Bit Lee Maker Mike Con an Little Lee Baker Slivi 1tIlckiif.rd Pick lstrlmgvla John Fuller Jim Yarbrough Brad Kindle --- Loo Rainy Keith Prather Chris Meiwue s.a Fraøk M.gh., Randy Jones kot R.dditt Allan Jackson Don Sdirenk Slave Dunn Mike Perry Steve Perry Stove 3rcMtt ,mon I mbaugk 7rp Cacciajuoti Mike Fletcher Jet breisdotti 'art-i tsye Foster got, ma Mike Laccr,, Joey Clark 'I Tern O'Leary e,... -. Boa Luby Mail Mall Sirn,,,1 Mitt Simonelli Aneriano twi-siha -----------------------Dixon -- JiM Brumbaugh Bob bray Sob Soloman - - Mike Lacore SItEO Perry Bob Milanovic?i Pat 1! by Mike C.u:tarl Rich Ar0o14 Greg Abbott - sheriff' department is responsible for enforcing the Law and will do so." Nick Microulis David Psi liii Pull Oaid Milling., Chuck Wo$dworfl, Devil Greider Mat? Sinionoll _of,,.r,I,-__1.M`...-... 1. Chan Mull., Herbert Seals Palmer Miles Mike Sigrest The strategic ---- - - .' David Sutton Mitt Stevens C10 00 i Daiil Giersch - David Sutton David Milling., J. T. WillD JeI Vann - - Mike Hanson Ed Murpsiy Paul Swift Malt Stevens Mike Sugrist Evenghne HerWd daNa lartwfl Nrber? Seals ()e f nse .- David Poo ciit. iavniti Slacy Nolderbaum Jay Johnson MikE Prosser M4110 Butcher Win Wcbb Neil,, -a.A, ' Ij1 :\ 9E,4OM #ED//f O/1Y 94Y,4RPSPFRGA/4E 7b _____________________________ _____________________ ,.• gan, PUn, Jim Major League Dog Racing ry, Leaders an, the wouldn't you?" iaa Angels and Paul Rich- past, turned It Is virtually certain he will the tears to cheers. Robinson, whose 2,780 games rejoin the Orioles In some Capb of the Chicago Wt. Sox. in what co uld be his last time wi th Baltimore r an k filth on the pacity when his playing "areer nwhlle, there were two at bat In Baltimore, at least .aevebopments among baseball liii .njform of the Orik.,, in all-time major league list and ends. But first, he wants to reRob- second only to Ty Cobb In the main active - possibly with front office persoinel an lr.i..' 'ungied to cev,ter arki then Arnericafl League, Wanto to expansion team in either ToWednesday. eilt to a standing ovation In continue 4iytng. But his career ronto or Seattle. In St. Louis, Bing Devine Wednesday nlght'.i euiotlon. with the Orioles may be over. bigned a t'xo-y.ar contract tO packed game. "If I can't line something up After playing in 97 per cent of for two years, I just won't go," conftnueuexccutIvevicepre 'ls w Just another ball Baitfrnore's gaints from mid- he said. "I have too many Silent and general manager of game .miIl it uted," said th e 19,19 through List May 16, things the Cardinals. going on around here to Asked about !J'e 39-year-old Robiiisr'i, RoNn.son was only a part-time leave for one year. And, I want b:!rl l`;11LM 1, -.'completing his 12th year for the remainder of to play, not be a public relations to tie mood of the f1th. who had thefL1rnttr 1976 3eon. '' manager of the Cards, t.'tob come ti man." bid a tenttic fawcl1 A1 LbOUgh still agile and surePresident Aug ust BUSdI 31)13 2 to theIr "Of course, I may never play hero In thi' No.5 frtey. haoded on defense, where he again," Robinson said. "And, if decision would be annoucd 'ft was bki, a Worlj SCIIes Will l( cnsecntive Gold Gboe not, I think I can handle that, I '.N. s next week. game," said she veeran third fielding awards through 1375, too." And, In Pittsburgh Jo' L baseman. "A lot of th ings tsit Robinson's batting average Brown annocncrd his retire- through my inlrtJ, and The other Orioles showed I began :i '-iont as general manager Ottlie pressing to poet a hit or to nuike Luwbletl to .201 last Season and their affection for Robinson by .212 this year. !irteit after Ii n'.aØUflS. a good play In the field." joking with him before and Rob on who has posted flu- afLr the Milwaukee Brewers g Brown's 3ucciisoc was net CtioAs for th' many cheers the merous fielding marks since c-ued a 6-3 victory. They also son and there was no ln'.mc'. ,rj cuininated by theofovaplaying his . first game In 1955 paid the supreme compliment diate word on the future uI Lion when he *ss called back to an&1 has a .263 lifetime batt ing to a fellow athlete by asking for Riown'i close friend Danny the fieki after being removed Murtaugn -who has managed for a pinch runner, Robi nson average with 2,639 hits and 267 his autograph. the club off and an since I97. said: "it w't a bad With the Los Angeles job but I wouJd' ward Lu go filled, former major teagus? throegh It every alle." niauagets and others hoping to wei!t ti'tl,ess in liii HARTFORD (AP) Hart- frontons in Florida besides the 16 3m the elite club ual .'dtlft their ftr'ttubjc_q,,p tiree tri, a'jd then ford Jai Alai president Theo- one in Hartford. atten..on to other cities. ii dymr,z qua.b liner :a center In dote Libby has resigned to ac There's definitely it Vne,iIcy lie would not disclose the eighth. The -psi ic rowr1 of cept a position with a pan-mu'I. IN, In San FrancLsco, wLr" 131-h Lhl :L 'td. vaI firm cutside of Con- name of the firm he will work Rigney annowtced earh.r ths for. I)n un ti dui,00t, necticLI, - - - World Jal-Alal Boss Quits --- ) month that k %as resiglill-A 'Is ?.Qbln3, I weved r.d :!VKd U I i of any land YARDS AfA'oR COILE6E IQAC// Jai-Alai - CALL 32226ll L$7' Back John - LL _. Umaiattrj,s llISIIglggg I//I/f IllhllDL" PA OD 1. I - ui WTRR /" I . ______ / \' \ - -, , #;;;'?'4 ..r )-4 - i r1*t - -. - Doug Lanier Stuart Hall \. " ag About - Mike Ir,qr Cliii, larniti Mk, Butcher ., - ': , --I Jay JuPj$n J.T. *,then Doug Lai,l. Stacy $older*im Slv. Beivin Malt Stuart "all 10 - 7'O,'qy 7NF#CIIA ". ': Trinity PrepPaul Sweft Ed Mcjrpni WI'S Webb Mike Hanson ic' "ann Karl Salisbury -,_ Mite Perry James Kasik Bert Bard,,1 Clark Dixon Frank Fabrl*lo Defen se ': R8NN/#1i ,454g AfftFij' y1g .4,4j4h' Tears rn To heers In I orioles Tilt rim Forgo, Lee Fields Lake Howell-- lob Bray Recnard Arnold Mike Lacer, Mark Uhrvnk Mike Couiilard Randy Prs,itt John Florsj .':. his Duane HenMer Bud Kelschs Pick Puodllnger --------------------------------- Mark Davis Irian Iroda . In 3-Way Tie - Jim McCullurn Deeg Canniagton turd Lyons Randy Fowler Tommy Albers Edward Upii, i '.' ." Mayfair Women -Lake Brantley- Off.m.Tommy whits David Gist Hefts LaDey Steve 0*1w. 4 4W .1ch 10.1131.0. A-1.711; Maio* -$115jØ W$DNI$OAY NIGhT FIRST -1. TeIS HedI (1) 3412.11,2.1's lisle (313A.tilt 3JaC*Nibi(1)2il:Q(1.3) 15.11; P(I-3)fl,$31.31 -I. Joel. Potta (1)1.11. Sara P110) 3.25. 2.45: 3 Vpluc IS) lilt Q (IM 14.55, P( 4 1) Nil: 1 (41.3) 315.11; DO (II) %• Jurist Enrique Penat Steve Peave, John Osborne Steve Meyers •''•'•• ':.• tey, Defense----- - , OF Br as circic, Gets H is Dream Seven Others Endangered Offense Rory Stone lick Bennett larry Swearinger Larry Clark Pin Crown Herb Femur John Donahue Lynn Dickerson Danny Allen Richard SCary Kim Sweat Greg liggs Greg Warm Mike Wilson Bob lwrthart Rd Christianson Sill Thacker Stan laiabanikl Wyman Jackson lea Ansley Kevin Jae" Kyle Pst DavId Shams Melvin MeDia Keith Barnhart Cart Hsttleid Chris Germane - .'. ft77• - at - -- SLPI. ______ (I) (3)fls,75p$,$ 7. Muglnshi 741$ 3.J115SigM(47.0,Q (2'3)41Jl;P(3.3)l7170,T(3.74) ' 19S7 - In) Dennis Cone Pick Wart Jon oison Mike Selpie Huriral Belt loy Johnson ° _ p (43)15111,1' (4.311 $3.11 •:: : E77 0010(3) In) ------ Dan Nash Mike Liagarl Or" Kin-- Dan Smith ". P uSS.P uSS Rick Evans Scott Meyer Jon Olsen Henry Plenty Bobby Johnson Hurural Bell David lass Mike Sesphe Mike Mullins Curtis Holloway *reg KenMorris Hedges Jack Precut iSomething To Morris Earlier Dwell Johnson ------------ Dab Bray move is to tell it in the Herald Business Review - TONY W L Pc?. GB uPhiha ii ..1e Pilts N 70 .510 t New York $4 73 .541 12 St. Louis 26 7257 .4 ChIcago 72 57 Montreal u 104 west LCincl 100 Los Ang U II .572 g Houston 7$ 57 .455 fl,, San Fran 74 $ .441 24 San DIego 71 N .447 Atlan ta 14 00 .434 31 aclinched divlsicn title Wednesday's Results Montreal 7 Now York 2 San Francisco?, Atlanta o ChIcago I. Pittsburgh 0 PhiladelphIa 4. St. Louis S San Diego 1 Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles I. Houston 0 Today's Games No games scheduled Fridly's Games Montreal at Chicago New York at PhIladelphia, IlLaveff".-I. 1. or Fanny(4) tap, 5.11. USt 7. Ways - ": The Count Now Really Has --- Greg Pr$ngIe lid Tirfilf Kenny Los Don Annift Jim knidY Kiss Meadows Henry Gilchrist Tim Palmer Ly ma 5 f ve - 4S---------------Defense - -- Bill •uui Cane. Dwayne Miner Diii Jacobs Kenny lads Rick Nash lick Evans Randy Willis David Sass Mike cia Rick Wart Sc Meyer - cessive," PoL;aald. "I can only add that 0e Seminole 'ounty - Rich Mann Jilt Anderson Virgil Jenkins Ricky Irysin David WiIcMr Chad Poll But Beware Of Property Laws! adjoining the river. "I know that many of U hunters UO9 hearing of thu new WU will feel that the penalty for conviction Is es - Danny Flint 00111*11 GlichijI? Kurt khirar Rick Wart Dennis cii, Randy Homer Norton Argues ... To NoAvail J --------- Morris Hedges David Cauglioll Din JoiSt Dan Nash Curtis Heileway .Iehn sags Mike Mullins Kenny lads target of happily take "According to the law, if it is Jurking hails of pellets tired by fen ced, It does out have to be over-rea)oi.ls cohorts. Po said. "11 there is IV. state t1'epwa la w tus on bn changed to provide thl U or t: land is agricultural, it roi lo.4jny , wt ave to be s" W&,'ruip.ssn etili 404, rrtied iiU, o firearm or othe. wi Itur d ngeru5 we.içcz.' ; ,j ruc prts?rle and 141 thi p141, 1''6$ 'ci I14 vr4ks1ded.M4 although ud a swr'4,n.i. N&i', F'4L)'. Pju.ç has been siid, of!endt will j1i t traii. the 5(410 bo,d QA$ *f.$ i5fI twi,f 'aid t *t1 be C)flsldilTed i çibIe inurnin tn: step'i - Doiwseil Oikluist Kin Meadows Morris larbor Oviedo Miami.Hankies? On Saturday hunters all over "There Is no property in the state will take to the fields Seminole County that Is open to and woods once again, shotguns public hunting," Polk crooked in their arms, some cautioned. "Permission must perhaps accompanied by dogs, be obtained from the legal eager togreet the opening ofthe owner (preferably in writing) 1976 dove hunting season. to gain access to the property." But Seminole County Sheriff The sheriff also emphaszzed John Polk warns that this year that land does not have to be hunters will have something to posted in order to be protected worry about besides bagging by the ncw statute. farm animals and periodically - jeit Aides'sois steals $trwr Chad liii Chris Pigguns Dove Hunting Opens Saturday fo r by~Apdw Tmo -t. Ansies Ciii (7)11* £*til,7.tkaStrIdey(4)3ij, :1 311; 3. P1*1. Whiz (2) 4.40, Q (4.7) .'2011; P (74)14711;1' (742)475.11 ' 'i 1111. pOiaiiti_i. CarnIval (4)11.11. '40 IV 611 441 4J5;3. 100 SN (1)311341,3. Gielisis Striker (3) 3.11, 0 (11) yj,p'gg qg y 11 p (4.1) NIl; I (41.J) $340 . 31.14. &OZY'Y MEN 1W'! FIFTH - i. Stoi (4)3411.1211)I St. Louis at Pitisburgts. (n) Y .., 7.20; 2. WrIght Breiwe (1)1111,415; Atlanta at CincInnatI, In) t.'/ ,qdcp #W5 U 3. Cousin KIm (5) 411; 0 (1-11 San Francisco at Houston, 113.10: P (4.1) 312.70 T (4)5) (11) ' ' n57.ss 31.34. San Diego at Los Angeles. )Ai'r, sW1i' ,YE SJCAME SIam 'l. Cmii Doy 13) 1041 : 5*3*2.0w Hope (1)4414.20;. F/Gr ' iosrhsy's Hops (12345, 0 (1.3) AMERICAN LEAGUE '1/N/OR lb .. nil; P131)13411; T (3-14)111* I East *33. W L Pc?. GB IN '48#1iV X. N.Y. SIVINTh - I. western Whisky .' ' s 2 .603 - 'l l9 51W/OR AND Baltimore Boston P1 A , ,. : (4)*L*S1S:tDluyoart(s) s 71 .S33 SCleveland 3*345, 2. Fawn Dawn 13) 4.00: 0 a: is sit iv (44) 5140: P (4-1) 30111, 1 (4.43) 00 71 .303 \ 12S&1031.07. IV Detroit 70 57 .414 25 Mltwke, IIGNYN -'1. Sudiws Kelly (7) 16 t2 .115 21'i Ecad1EA17AVLMYv(lJj .. 1440,4.05.211: 3. Melody Time 1$) West Kan City 3412.11:3. Pubs Hazourl (6) 2.10; J 10 0 .516 ,. , Oakland 0 (71)2)1St P (71)20011; T (71.4) $4' 72 .344 3', 2040 3046. MInnesota 52 77 .316 I 'By The Associated P really has a right to brag now. Leag'ie's Rookie of the NINTH -1. Plain Talk (1) 640. Caiitornla 73 53 .112 W'a Watson. KIn, 100 Year sinker I learned to , LuxInskI, throw He came within one pitch of a Last season 7.00 1.10; 2. Fawn Donald (4) 940, Texas 13 N .430 I? Phi, 15. with a 15-9 record other day", tour caLlers and Chicago John Mon'.efusco has had the perfect game - Issuing a lead- and has posted 4.40; 3. Stvalded (7) 7.10; 0 (I-I) 44 II .100 23 a 16-14 record so forced HITS-Rot., Cm, 211; Moista. iclinched division tItle 25.30; P114) 137.70,T(147) 133145 the Braves to beat U'.1 braggIng rights on the San off walk to Jerry Royater in the far th neZ. All, 203; Garvey. LA. itt; AT EAST COLONIAL 3111. is season. Wednesday's Results Buckner. LA, 115; Gritfey. Cm, Francisco Giants for the past fourth inning an a 3-1 pitch. ball Into the ground for the most PrsDivhsi.n TENTH - i. Dacusa Eckert (3) Mlnnesota, Texas 1 15*, Gary English I1 two years. Think what he'll be In the other National league part. Shortstop Johnnie 3040,15.30,4.00; 2. Snazzy Time (4) York . Boston 6 Dave Gremor DOUBLES-. Rose Cln, 10; that Irked games, the Chicago Cubs LeMaster alone had eight like to live with now that he's the Qiaracterislicafly, .*3. Ernesta (5)3.25,Q (1. Milwaukee 6, BaltImore 3 Johnston., Phi, 3$; G.Maddox, DanAnders colorful egolzt. 30.24.33-il 41 .s 41J5 P (1.1) 71.10; 1 (143) Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 Phi, 37. Madlock, Chi, 35; FoIl, Robe? Henderson ha nces. pitched a no-hitter. blanked the PIttsburgh Pirates c 3327 21-17 333.40 "Can you believe that 31.34. California 3. ChIcago 0 Mon. 35 Jo. Maraulto 32-3S.31--oe Monte!usco finished his "This ain't going to shut me annoys uw that I didn 't th row thata8-0 Kansas City 1, Oakland 0 p the Montreal Elpos whipTRIPLES-D.Cath. PtsI, 35-34.21% 11ELIVINTH - I. Wright Colsell 12; tack Pool 1.20, 5.10, 1.00; 2. Snazzy Time brilliant performance In fl New York Mets 7-2; Today's Games up for a long time," said the perfect gam e," Montefusco Geronimo, Cm, 11; D.Parkar, Amateur Division (4) 10.20,1.10; 3. Ernesto (3) 3.30: Q Detroit (Glynn 03) at Clove. Pgh, 10; W.Dayis, SD, 10; 1 waggering Moidefusco after said of only the second no-hitter del SteveWoodley esnlppedthe ninth by st riking out Jimmy land ().4) 41 40; P (1.4) 74.10; T (143) (Thomas 4-3), Tied With 9. AlanAlfklsson 30.34.37-11 353.4031.31. h urling a 90 classic over the evertlwownlnAtlantaStadl um St. bids Cardinals 66; Wynn, getting CIto Gaston on a Chicago (Monroe 0.0) at CallHOME RUNS-Schmidt, phi. Steve Yd PoPflyandnoysteronasoftfly lornia (Monge 3.7), (n) Atlanta Braves Wednesday since the Braves came south In Angeles Dodgers stopped u TWELFT$ -I. Dark Lament 13) 31; Kingman. NY, 37; Monday. DOUQShCfl tO iight. Only games scheduled 29243144 1*3.40,540;3. Specs Watch (1) night. "I'm going to be talking 1966. Phil Nlekco of the Braves fIoiz Astros 1-0 p4 ft 5 Chi, 31; G.Fosteq', Cm, 29; Mar. JocYad Friday's Games 25-3121-03 3.10.340,3. Penrose Dot (3)7.00,Q On, 27. Jer ry Manning Diego Padres defeated the CIaAn wint er now." threw theoth Cubs 1, Pirates 0 Baltimore at Boston. fl.34.33.a4 (1.3) 13.20; P 13-1) 42.10; 1 (3.13) STOLEN BASES-Lopes, LA, Jotsis Gann eroneonAugusts, cinnati Reds 6-1. Montefusco, known as "The 1173 In an 8-0 Cleveland at Now York, (n) Rick Monday's two-out home victory over San 42; Morgan, Cm, $9; Taveras, Torn Rusnak 27.29.30-_il 29210 3121 Chicago Texas, In) A - $71; Handle - $110,111. Count" for his exceptional Poise Diego. Pgh, $7; Block, SIL. SS; c, Bill Hubbard 30-31-33-47 iiiii In the sixth inning backed Montcfuaco, relyIng Minnesota at Kansas City, dma, ss. Manning and often cocky appearance, - Montefusco was the National 3011-34-Il Steve Renko's five-hitter and tn) Primarily an fastballs and PITCHING (IS movies Division DecIsions)Detroit at Milwaukee, (n) gave Chicago Its victory over Rhoden, LA, 12.3. $00, 2.91 Al. Don Cle 33.21.21-.91 California at Oakland, In) "Ia. Cm. iii. .733. im Ed Bouchard 33.33.33-. PIttsburgh.Despjtetheloss, C.M.t70er, so. iii, ., Ron Harrison 24-413e-103 Pirates clinched at least a tie OPLANOO.SIMINOI_E Canton. Phi, it.;, .731, 3.21 Kim Davis 3133.30-103 KOosman, NY, 21-9, .700. 2.71 for second place in the National WEDNESDAYS RESULTS Sutton, LA, 21.9, .700, 2.99 Zach. FIRST- I. Urza.Sandsez (7) 1240 I League East when Montreal Cm. 11-6, .00, 2.76 East. 600 430; 2. Cactso-Miguel (2) 7.00 defeated New York. wick, Cm, 11.5, 610, 309. 3.10; 3. lca.Yza (4) 3.00; 0 (2.7) Expos 7, Mets! DAYTONA BEACH STRIKEOUTS-Sea ver, 33.10; P (7.2) 14140. NY, 735; J.Richarc, min. 301; Koos. MATINEE RESULTS SECOND-). Urza.Coldo (I) 13.00 Wayne Garrett hit his first NY, 159; Carl?on, Phi, 1700 4.20; 2. Jos.Mlauel (2) 1010 National League career grand-slam home run to FIRST - I. Play (2) bats)-Grmf. 113; Mont,fuscc, SF, 17$ BATTING (400 By The Auoclated Pleat ' San Diego, Clcvjrind and wi th g, 3.11, 3.10; 3. Aldana.SeItia (1) 4.00, Q (2. , pace Montreal over New York 2.60; 3. Door (3) 500, 3.00; 3. S) 47.20; P (5.3) 125.70; 00 (71) Cie, .339; Madiock, Chi, " the Chicago taba Diamond Dart (H 3.10; Q (23) 271.20 Tom I orda'3 dream ¶ttekarcie' rebUbctshfp '1th and Tom Seaver. Steve Rogers, 334; G.Mddox. Phi. .330; • American League 22.; P I-3) 719 THIRD-I. Ura-Sestia (4) 13.10 Fox was namea the interim Whitn to BATT)NG ' (100 at managing the Lo Angeles manager zer Bill ve.c± 7-17, went all the way for the Rose. ClIs. .323; A.Olivtr, Pgh, bats)-1.Non- ,,, BaDe(3) &205.10 2.JO$e.YZa(J)4.304.40;3 SE COND when the Expos McRae, KC, .333; G.Bre't, KC. 2600. 9.00. fired iiay mean he stays as manager Expos, limiting the Mets to five Dodgers has become a 111Y. 2. Wright Drive (6) lcwColdo (I) 5.40; 0 (4.3) 56.00; P RUNS-Rot,, Ciii, 127; Mon. 221; Cerew, Mm, .325; 805- 100, 3.$0 3.3.40; Lady Crlckett (5) 3.40; (45) 31510. B'4 the dreaznsofat least even Karl Kuehl afew weeks ag' and even thcuh tha club has not hits. gin, Cm, 112; Schmidt, Phi, tack, Min, .323; LeFlone. Del, Q (34)77.0; P (34)171.70; T (34.5) most observers ffgu,, h won't FOURTH- 1. Asecha.Eiorza (1) 110; Gnitfey, Clii, 110; Monday. iii. i5 well tlth year. current field bosses in major PhillIes 6, Cardinals 5 443.00; DO (23) 00.00 31.41. Chi, 105. - p the job. 11.106.104.20,2. Patxl.Zarre (7)9.20 k( RUNS-R.Whi?i, W hen She rry took over foe NY, league baseball could turn into 104; THIRD i. Jerry Mart in slammed a one0; 3. CachGQulola (2) 4.10; 0(4. RUNS (3) $20, BATIE0 In San Diego, owner TIny Dick Wiilb'.ms with the IN- Carew, Mm, 96; Rivers. NY. 300, 3.70; 3. Rudy's nightmares In the next few P (4.7) 172.10; DO (4-1) G.Foster, Cm, 121; Morgan, Angels out double in the eighth umi-1g TIn (2) 1.20. 91; Grich, Bal, 93; LeF-lor,, iSO; 3. Assorted Tray (6) 2.10; Q (3. 4440 Kroc has said the decision on earLier this season it was an- .sappIng a S-S tie Cm, ill; Schmidt, Phi, 103; Del, 93. weeks. and li fting 3) 17.10. P (3.3) 37.10; T (3.24) 5545 FIFTH- I. Marurl.Agumrr, (2) Do Wedriaday the Dodgers Mchamara's future Will be left nouncod a decision on 1977 PhiladelphIa over St. Louis. RUNS BATTED IN-L.May, 31.99. 1540340 320; 2.Manouo-S.ngom 0) Bat, entirely to club 109; rezlent Du.iMunson, NY, 105; would be made .1J er FOURTH - 1. Texas Dove (2) 5.00 1.00; 3. SaIa•Aaa.. (3)3.10; 0 tapped the 4k-year-old Lasorda, season Martin's blow off Cardinal leftYstrZemskm, Bsn, 99; Chamb2-20,11-40.54-20; 2. Momma's Tuna 3) 10.20; P (2.3) 97.10 who has been with the organ- zie Bavasi, who Is also acting as Sherry's playera like him and hanorJohn Curtis, 6-11, scored 11, NY, 96: Mayberry, KC, 95. 3 (I) 10.00,4.00; 3. Blue Violet (5)3j SIXTH- I. Cacho-Soto (2) 11.40 general manager since his son the ciubhla.saone well sin HITS-G.Bret t, izaflon since 1948, to succeed KC. ce he's pinch runner Rick Bosetti. 209; Q (12) 74.00; P (21) 343.50; T (2-1 a 7.20 4.20; 2. Urzs.Qs,iola (1) 6.30 Peter moved to 'orontO . Carew, Mm, 193 ; Chamblmss, all) 110.1031.3*. ts-.r over, o he could get the the retiring Walter Alstc: as 3.50:3. Negul.JavI (1)7.10; 0 (1.2) Dodgers 1, Astros 0 NY, 117; Munson, NY, 154; Riv. FIFTH - i. Baby Wire (1) 13.10, 3010 P. (2-1) 142.30. b for next sea.'on. Lea Angeles' manager. A1310fl general managr l.sider ay Steve ifS, NY. III. Garvey's 199th hit of 6.40.3.40; 2. It's Jody (7) 4.10, 300; the odds are 60 that Bavaslis SEVENTH- I. los. Beitla (2) And while Philadelphia the year produced the only DOUBLES-Otis, S announced his retirement on goiflg KC, 11; 3. Boy Wonder ill 3 40;Q(47)340. 14606.00 3-30; 2. UrzaAIbe1 (I) to m ak e a change. . McRae, W n day's KC, ed es PtiIll.es 32; Manager Danny Ozark of the game as Los Angeles ball tournamentfour-ball, D.Evans, Ban, P (17) 10390; 1 (7.)) 32j 40 Monday. 1.00 2.40; 3. Eddy-Miguel (3) 240:0 32; Carty, dc, 32; Chambliss, e Th Indi ans are paying SIXTH Robprepares his team at ch I. Apa e Mayfair Mac Go (1) (2$) 53.50; P (24) 143.90; Big Q Ii. There Is one kn for the Na- edged Houston behind the corn- Country NY, 32. 9.20,4 60, 3.20; 2. Pecos Jivin (5) 2) and (24) 1415.40. own vacancy boson $200,000 as a pbyeran. UonlI.ague playoffs Club by the women's - at San Francisco - and with Cin- bined three-hit pitching of gol TRIPLES-G. Brett, XC, 11; 7.60, 360; 3. Btovmilk (2) EIGHTH- 1, Biikenopamon (5) Q an agei-. It's estimated t'mat $120,- cinnati, be may be wondering If f association wound up in a Garn er, Oak, 12; Carew, Mm, (I 3) 3340; P (IS) 42.70; 1 340; Associated Press survey (15-7) 11.10 11 20 3.40; 2. FermiSengna rookie Rick Sutdlifte, ii; Bostock, Miii of this for pia 000 Is , 9: 5 Ti ed and his Stan Wall three-way tie 451.50. for nimora that he won 't be rehired and Charlie Hough. first place With •. Wednesday showed that at least (4)3.702.10; 3. SaIa.Juan 1212.10:0 3131. (4.3) 71.50; P (5-1) 20330. wi th scores of 60. seven ot her major league man play has been limited this year. unless club de!eats the Reds HO M E dres 1, Reds 1 RUNS-G.Nettles, SEVENTH -I. Bellamy StacI (7) NINTH- 1. Juan (2) 13.20 3.40 It's questionable if a co Th are true. e teams included Wilma NY, 32: Bando, Oak, 7.$0, agerscouldbeo ut ofwork so 32; Re 4.00,4,10; 2. Grown Up (4) 450, 2.10; I. Ahava (3) 10.10100; 3. C. Left-hander Brent Strom Steinke Jackson, . prom is e an be reached on , Pinkie Mioducki, Mary There were plenty of rumors hurled a three-hitter after Bal, 26; L.May, Bal, 310; 3. P,rf Debbie (S) 6.40; Q (. tha (6) &J0; 0 (23) 533.40; P (2-3) "I have been loyal to thIs or25: Rice, Bsn, 25; Hendrick, 7) 17A0 P (7-4) 39.00; T (74.3) %133.l0 ganlzatlon that I love so dear- Robinson's Wary as a man- that Ozark, who is completing a pitching no-hit ball for seven in- Whelchel and Fran Albrecht; Cie. 25 111.10 31.47. ager. TENTH- I. Mw,olo (s) 9.10440 two-year Joan Elam, Jane McKibben, contract, STOLEN was on his nings and Doug Rader blasted a BASES-North. orda said. "Loyalty Is a Ma rshall's status with the way out when his club's 15Oak, 76; 1sF-lone, Del, SI; Mary Ann Williams, and ll Ste a 10.10, 000; 2. two-way street and at 9 o'cloc Jarhned So So (3) (5) 1.40; 0 )6-7) $I00.10 P (4.7) grand slam home run as Oak, Si; Patek, 1010, 5.60; 3. B pr int er (4) Q k Cubs can, at best, e called game lead slipped to three. Brooks; Annette Hodges, Campaneris, (25) 123340: 00 (24) $137.10. this morning they showed me Diego defeated Cincinnati. XC, Si: Baylor, Oak, 31. 10700; P (2-3) 43.10; 1 (3.3 B all; ELEVENTH-i. Cacho-Zarro (6) : orence Woodruff, Mary Ann how much they love me" PITCHING (IS Decisions)- 167.40 31.50. 730,2.40310:2. Arecna Ectiave (I) W.Campbeml, min, 16-5, Williams (blind draw) .762. and 305 NINTH - I. Ritfel (.5) 9.40, iso, 2402.40;). Domingo.Soto (7) 2.20.0 The list of managers who Garland, Bal. ' 207, .711, 260; Susan White. 2. Blondy StrI4 (1) 9.30, 3,30; (4-4) $35.20; P (64) $131.10. don't know where they stand 267 Fidrych. Del. 119, 647, 3. Beacon Hill (7) 2.40:0 (IS) 41.00 Tu C ; TWELFTH-. 1. AIaya.Ranson (3 The fourth place team was 239 DElls , NY, 161, 647, 3.10 P (SI) 19950; next season Include Red T (51.7) 454.0031.32. 14.40 4.10 2.40. 2. Sal,, Singe. (3) Ada E.Figue,oe. NY, 19.10. .653, O'Neil, Margaret Kinney, 3.02 TENTH choendIenst in St. Louis, 1. Hand Off (6) 11.40, 4.40 440; 3. Marurl.EcP,aye (7) 600; Bmbby. dc. 137, 650. 310 Tan 1410, 4,10; Marina Andrews and Shirley ana. 2. Nap's n 0(23) $40.20; P (23) 5172.20; Big C l'e!1le Fox In Montreal, John 9.20, Cal, 11-10, .643, Schil ke. Ban. 2112. .636. 3)2. 253 Tmant, 440; 3. So Lonesome Liz (4) 350; Q (4.4), with all (2) $7530. with all (1) McNamara in San DIego, Jim (34) 6500; P16-3) 12000: 1(4.3.1) $221.10. The next tournament, STRIKEOUTS_Ryan. Cal. 29640 3119. Marshall with the Cmiicago A- Ill); Handle- $96.00*. IMLTIMORE(Ap) -BrOoks pseciated it," 313; Tanana, Cal, 215; Blyle Robinson said. homers, is convinced he could Wednesday, opens athre-week 'en. Tex. 217; Eckersicy, dc. ubs, Frank Rotasison hi (Love- Robinson, rising to the occasion "You'd think I ,was retiring, Kader tourney. 192; Hunter, NY, 172. land, Norm Sherry of tI play 140 games next season. a11 as he had countless times in John Lifteis ' Mask Renaud Haynes Hunches I -' like a Seminole NATIONAL LEAGUE The Kan- Manager Whitey Horsog, whose Doe victory over the Mm- Milwaukee Brewers toppled the team had lost all of sevoj nesota's Twins In the final Baltimore Orioles, 6.3; the games before Wednesday night. three-game series of the regu- Minnesota Twins subdued the by deserted eIght years ago, The A's had fiveof six, lar season will clinch the title. Texas Rangers, preparing for a pennant-dlncJ- charging within reach 9-1; the of the The series opens Friday night Cl Ing party. eveland Indians edged t he leaders. In Royals Stadium. Detroit Tigers, th 3.2 and e 'You could say an era is "We haven't ended It yet1 bid The Royals, with a 34-gatne CalIfornia Angels blanked the over," said Gene Tenace of the _Chicago Oakland A's after Wednesday we're comfortable now," said l pope If the A's, moved to the Royala' John iks, Red Six S 4-0 Royal? victory over West Coast from Kansas City "the Finley-owned team which Graig Nettles drove In six Herzogwenttohisbojpa by owner Finley In 111$, lose runs has won five straight American a starting pitcher and got a one of their four remaining two homeruns. f, twitm league West titles and claimed four-hit shutout from Larry games. Oakland faces Frank Angels 3, White Soil baseball world championships Gura, 40, while Amos Otis Tanana, the California A ngels' Nolan Ryan, 16-11, allowed In 1172-73-74, drove In two runs with a homer 18-game winner, Friday night. Just two singles and struck out "We're lifted up right low and double In his first game In other games Wednesday, 11 In pitching his sixth shutout and I hope we stay up this since a two-day stay on the the New York Yankees downed of the season and 29th of weend," said Kansas City bench. his the Boston Red Sax, 94; the career. a coed suddenly THE S1 OF MjSM Baseball home - day, In the city Charles 0. FIn- 611 Tbenda, SOL Is, 774_4A I1IJSCOREB(MRD ieI T I (Fee un I 0 passing race. "They can either be Is about the me," said Miss McHugh. fellows sitting behind picks her up and begins bouncing her sack of potatoes - over their heads to row. And up she goes, maybe 75 rows," said Miss McHugh. "Someone could get hurt, either the one being bounced by falling on the concrete, or falling on somebody else. And these girls are not volunteers for this. They are picked at random. As many as 20 are being passed a game." Miss Dempsey said: "All of a sudden I was picked up and passed about 75 rows. It was frightening ... I waan't In a race at the time. It took about l0 minutes tobe passed to the top because there was a pause midway up. But I'll bet In races they can pass a person up in five minutes. "It's not only dangerous and scary, but It distracts from the game," she said. I coaches, the Evening Herald presents O;000 " The race darts when a group of A ; I The Clipboard, a weekly feature displaying depth charts from the -P I I blackboards in coaching offices. Illinois football games, but "It now Is getting out of hand inc. h "%~ Royals C/ II .... I .'.'- Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football % People Passing At Games P0 P1. HiraM, Su Eysi i marager rr- M se..' Jtat OIJC ' ".- !a'. -. MG.lrr. Llbkv%a1dWednesda he has libby cwne to Connecticut .an t'o tht c'iLl' 'i.H te also .eslgned as vice president about two years ago to launch ,e: a kiss. of World Jai Mat Corp. of the fronton which has an aver'4 n'. I. it, and! ratll ap- Miami, which owns four jai alai age daily handle of $345,000. PARI - MUTUEL WAGERING POST ME 30 PM. 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday Witness brcal.hltsa acbon si the ball imperta with speeds 01 130 mph - so rs defy 5ratIy ti3 scala traits, crash to bacourt müu15 roturtia with Cl ci lik, iorce and accuracy. Luaunuus acmaaajat,onj arid telewsger fla44 girIstotakeyourwgpro..pyy0 wirnunp. 1elFvwTh,,,p,1 Peins., bcthiadisof lUnd. 1$ not aunw) Fwnn,od Boulmard. o ieser,at.on, C-311 305/339 6221 t--r. tO1," to 6pm on', MILLS ".OR 114 Of OIL i',[" ' P41St 1? ''" ','' ' l - 'M'.i'-. .. -. .... ,zi.... VS CINCINNATI SAT. 2:00 P.M. SUN. 2:00 P.M. I r' 11 '' f"!" 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For example, it kinp out the fad that the Originator Of the 2CbO01 cateterls program In Duval was a woman — Mrs. Charlotte e're Am ezAmPles Of the social life, with shapely SL johns riverboat dancers in black tights and high beels. R Is ftonly musical production of its kind to be Presented In kets my W reserved by calling Ms.John Perry a th u i. __ R ffAM 0 2 x 12" tiles In: 3151 Sprout, 3154 Stoneglow, 3164 Pirouette, EP-501 PatlOflor or (,\ ((J watts Rag. Price (piece) . i.-! - C Ea s ch 8% . . cartridge. Non-hardening and p:InCB radio slang Deltona Is often referred to u "Wrinkle (. non- staining rs. Betty Koningemark in the foreground give the lie to any such description as they portray St. John$ Riverboat dancers in --pelticoaij ploneen.,, dP Reg. Price (each) ...................59C WORK OLOVES Mc*AcrylcLmsx__ hOUSE PAINT MIX ( Medium All-purpose paint for wood, metal and masonry. Has fungicide to resist film attack /4"' - Bag wrists. TS __________ Premixed sand, gravel and cement in convenlent 40 lb. bag. LWs"" WASHINGTON WOMOMS Eondber CEILING TILE .. ...:: .. 0 .'. .. .:. 3 cu.ft. Bag / 99 SPRUCD$ .. 1699 Each — utea motor vel ments are easily made. Piece motor (max. Ret&ns Moisture, epth adjust- grass growth. For use around trees and shrubs. 3 cu.ft. bag. discourages weed I and p 8, 2 x 4 x 8' stud Islightweight, 1895 Ea. 8 r 35% Organic PLANT FOOD h Ch.fKruf, When ,'purchase PSIdIN S4nhfldI.kjtc$wnf.uc Washerless faucet is 8" o.c. for three hole sink. Model 010-M 2195 kIT(HEN PRODUCTS 30" RANGE HOOD ....... o 24-96 ea. Post Formad COUNTER TOP ..3.49 I.f. I Add $3.255 for mitre cut ) Conner Valencia Kitchen Cabinet STARTER SET I — _______ — .U __________________ Rag. Price (piece) wPa FLASHLIGHT BATtERIES ACME urenaa ._ — Kit ------ j ____ — Fast acting lawn and garden fertilizer In convenient 50 lb. bag. Rag Price (bag) 297 Kit contains hood, 4" x 5' flexible hose and 2 clamps. No. 1280. Reg Price (kit) 43.9 ot Package Of two "Do' size. No ilL 0c Pac No. 240$O11-$Sol Asphalt SHINGLES Bundle.,..., .5.60 Square. .....16.79 price — delivered price slightly higher. Double Element GAF Mingralized Surface C-2F5 52 g allon Round 10696 T-313F5 30 gallon Table Top 11295 T4 BF5 0 gallon Table Top ......12A.16 Twin Bowl St. Steel SINK . .29.96ss. . Cash t' 1 12 4.36 Pc 5 60 Pc 1/4" 1/2" of 7.06 ea 11. ea I! ' FALL fskso 3/8" 5/8" 9 12 PLYWOOD SHEATHING AND 00 x4 x8 CDX 3-p 1/2 x 4'X 8'CDX 4-Ply P~ Epsilon Sigma Omicron mornin II honorary educational sorority Davis. of the Sanford Woman's Club, The book "The Imperial Will meet at 10:30 a.m. on Oct. Presidency" by Arthur St. 7, at the home of Mrs. Ralph Schlesinger Jr., will be reviewed fl The meeting n changed book traceS the escalation of from the scheduled date of OL! Presidential power and con. 21 because of a conflict with the :whatconress and the District Tour. Cohoetess for the about1t. 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ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD._ -, , ®R - Auk 730-52 SATURDAY Do-it-yourseif Fëeling - - d. $ 29 - -. 295 A"QM V &U., No Ito I U tf ARNIEEL/NYLON WIN FASHION BREAKER, rI *?E1R \ HEAT TRANSFER . 111444: 1 — A11W41Cn1;N7Z;d;11" - 11111F.F.01111 Famous Brand Name - 3 Way DOUBLE KNITS POL 'YESTER 0-0, EnjoyThat Hwy.434mww - PI LLOWS NEW SHM GHANDI 89 i(RIN KLE choke. qux~y 180 - SALE STARTS RECORD PRICE AAC)f WASH PICAANENT PRESS 1 x 12 No. 3 Ponderosa Pine SHELVING 4t Item f your ILLETvIONS Mon.-Tues. Wed., LII:nhsh ii. MISTV JI M— fonnedandthattheydedde for icn themselves if the risks are should examine patients who th e benefits." take estrogens at least once The proposed warnings for cry six months, and that they users of estrogen note that it is should never prescribe estro estimated that more than hafl gens for pregnant women. Ezen undergoing perience only mild to women with breast or uterine cancer, Undiagnosed abnormal symptoms or none at all vaginal clotting t ;: ant angina chest pains or a stroke, mone. the directions warn. n'dt had told a The FDA said estrogens have ffunittee last Jan. 2Seflae 1 that not been shown effective in labeling changes were irnml- treating nervousness keeping nent. In early March, the agen. the skin soft or helping women CYsummarlzed the changes ina "feel young" during mendrug bulletin sent to 700,000 ipause, and should not be pre- NUMBER ONE FOR o.....7.0pe. 148 ... a ... 8.70 pc. . Ph. 322 4913 Downtown SawolL , 4 AD Interior AC Exterior Scotty's Space-Saver 19" VANITY BASE 18" Round LAVATORY ...... 13-75se. 4'x 8' PLYWOOD GalvanIzed V-Draln ROOFING 7' 316 Cornmerc.al Lakeview PI&1& 3.55 ea. 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Comments on the proposed The FDA said It will seek Patient labeling can be malled Public comment during the next to the Hearin 6o days on proposals to direct Drug Admin g Clerk, ,on, Food Room and 4i!4rat The sooner you start th. , I -81 cause harm as well as good and new labeling at Linen finish In plain white. 1/2" x IZ'x 12". Reg.Price(piece),....,....... .....1.22 I I I Piece Can be used projects. SIngIoLever$INKFAU The the next 60 da classes to s"what It was a I I about. In"w" WWII (about three hours each), Eddie Me* had Caw. pleted this beautiful hanging PIARW-lamp which $he now Proudly displays In her home. I - many other drugs in that they emphasize that women taking lbo. FDA, In an order issued to bear childrenwomentooold "are voluble are given to Otherwise healthy estrogens for more than ~ year *1nday, said new labels dl- drugsThey are needed wtim worm bftrgotng the natural rim a tdgher risk of caftler of rected at physi6ans pre the symptoms of the 'Change of Process of menopause," lie the liWng of the uterus and that scribing estrogen must be life' become severe. The Printed and distributed wiudn PW`PO3e Is to keep theseFDA's sold. "the FDA believes it estrogens have been aisociated drugs essential that women be in. with birth defects. 15 (No Dealers Please) (it?) — Food and /,A, Limit 10 bags per customer , Warned Of Side Effects sex hormones that an estimated But the FDA said it wants to overuse and misuse," commis. ofivo ndMon American women hear from the public before it sioner Alexander M. Schmick take to relieve the symptom of Orders Other new labels that said in a statement. menopause must carry 11rould explain estrogen risks In "Because these drugs can stronger IievIth warnings, the plain language for women who 60,14. C - Sex Hormone Users MU Reg. A*@ (bag) . 1. 19 ,,. green..Plaln back. 12' width. Illusions because sha found the Wiliest sellcilal at - Durable carpet in blue-green, red, gold or air).. CYPRESS MULCH by mildew. White and colors. Reg. Price(981.) ...................&29 71 C weight gloves with knit Price irector. discusses plans with Mrs. Sarah Brown (center). who plays CbarlotAe Townsend Aldermanrn and Mrs. Betty Smith. costumed as Senator Lori Wilson. Sq. Yd. Pair No. 104. - \ Far right: M ql Eddie Me* Savarese of Naclards Village bm II ' IIJIIT - f hanging planter-lamp was finished! I Uken by Mrs. Kay A - 95 'PA'N T I Gal. Iwo Right: The-Deltona woman-s aub allows 8 man or two to sneak Into Its Distaff CONCRETE at MISTY ILLUSIONS and this beautiful I)4I I I I Edna M. • JUST3 CLASSES - fl Each Bulb In 00, 75 or 100 watts. -' CAULKING W i C J COMPOUND I AC I LIGHT BULBS SPECIA T4Att - OPEN urni DISTRIBUTORS INC. LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA .— SAT HWY 46 (WEST 1ST ST) 1 MILE EAST OF -4 PH. 323-8322 SANFORD T 61 : - �ha Thuny, $. i D- eltona GOrden Club Circles___ Welcome IYO4IRAam AMARYU CcL Autos Circle were garden CARNATION CIRCLE NursMC..1 MI Aivia XII .hcuts viewed the redwood w s.n11 fh.i-_ - supollumm jam z wyman vote ___ Hourd P. WrIn. g4jg olin MIs. Gordon 14mw co. events. Decisions will he en the history of eeethweat aVsitth, De1lans Clardan nest - __ ... ham . - ---.- - I - i 1 hoMeu for the Amaryllis ' dMtY M Qrde president Mrs. Robst -----A t__ sy MMtI* tJnhi1, eon cted the ti.liiw ill CSd m'vthg. Mrs. Myron Eggut In the Geedon , eh.4 _____j - k. ==-.w P. of u... a.. scyi i florid. with Plants aid thew Dianey World 10 ho Horticulture Gardens. Mrs. 01 °' the year John Brennan conducted a P Mad hi aindsi for the most Show ad Tell pr, daring p ig and seeds were , exchulle& Tba October 20 meeting will be a visit to the Shell Museum at Rollins College. !S1ER CIRCLE Mrs. Eagene Mills assisted hasten Mrs. Earle Brow, at Iii. Aster arnie meeting. Mrs. Herbert Johnson discussed the IkebooDUebou Symposium to be held In November. Mrs. Fred Baukk7 presented a resume of programs or the coming No 'let the The inocting will e Nt4tals have orchids and Octobs,13at the home of Mrs. hang1n baskets of plants. Dominick L Barbs. ThO,lng J HIBISCUS CIRCLE picnic and trip to the zoo at Ms. Unda J. Brachold, urban Sanford. Members will meet at hortJig from the Vnhi.le N.i.,i.. I ft '-Sfl• a a.. •tfl •flaS S Co.ty AgriculturalEztensloo, at 10 am. October 20. was guest speaker at the PIONSET1'IA CIRCLE meeting of Hibiscus Circle. The Poinsettia Circle will Mrs. Harry Bennett wasagain sponsor a Garden hosteu Therapy program at the were appointed to Enterprise school, to be - .-- ranched hi 11* near, fat" . Volida coy with Mrs. Her A. Roes was on the development of the "sd by Mrs. Peey Enterprise area, it the Car. J. Gretsem They welcomed a nation Circle meeting. Mrs. 1b member to the Circle. John Rontler was hnean. Mrs. U%2___J_ - -a -ui cersu on the tcar Torres coboete Hiatorical Pageant and some President Mrs Edward tricks for plant growing. Knasel rlated some things Menthswere reminded ofthe learned it the Dlzney World gardening lectures of the gardens, particularly the florida Coop Extension Service techniques of topiary. The nest to be bdd at Daytona Beech meeting Will be at It aJL at the and New Smyrna. The October home of Mrs. Orlln Orlatner, assist with the Historical directed by him. Jolm Stewart Pageant In October. Mrs. meeting will be a field trip to foUmwdbyapicpJc and of Robert Wright will be hasten and Mrs. Harold Greenwood. Each member brought a the Central Florida Zoo at Hoidoan State Park. for the October 30 meeting, miniature floral arrangement Sanford. DODG WOOD CIRCLE Mrs. Evelyn Wed of Stetson to the meeting at the home of CAMELLIA CIRCLE Mrs. Aitlnr Thomas was Florida will present flower Mrs. Glen Reeder. Cohodesg A splash party at the home of hostess for the gathering of the &Mmgw*ntL was Miss Helen Lauderback. Mrs. J. Arthur Anderson was a Dogwood Circle. npliasis was An open discussion followed on HOLLY CIRCLE feature of the Camellha Circle on business and planningme to Two new members were ways Improve meeting. It was followed by a nest meeting will be a Tupbdd-.d at the Holly Circle trnenta. tIc pot-luck luncheon. Mrs. pet demonstration at the SHAMROCK CIRCLE Terence Morrison was co- home of Mrs. Raymond meeting at the home of Mrs. p,j1 . Members of the Shamrock hostess Phlfl1 hostess was Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Cecil Halbert, Mrs. FERN CIRCLE months o'cneu. After a business Daisy Cooper and Mrs. Wanda Renewing friendships, session, a piles plant provided AZALEA CIRCLE Truoinan are cooperating en a sharing unusual new plants Among plane d.cussed by Spanish flora] arrangement for discussing the process of by the hndns was auctioned. the Historical Pagear. summer plantings occupied MARIGOLD CIRCLE Fern Circle members. Hostess Mrs. Clarence Wilkinson and FTaRCIICS'S was Miss Mary Burke, ce. her co4iodea. Mrs WIUIan hostess Mrs. Thomas Peters. BlerlIn entertained members of Mrs. Dolores Ayres was the Marigold Circle. The selected to be representative to meeting WU devoted entirely to the District I Garden Club's trip planning prazns and events to Disney World garden, Mrs for the coming season. Harold Peilett will be hastes, Appointment and ratification of Save on every for the October 6 l uncheon at committee chairmen was also 41101 Every _ Start your colhct$on new Erroll Estates and the tour of accomplished. sraddt.ft. the Green Thumb Gardens In PERIWINKLE CIRCLE Apopka. Mrs. John Nuttal was 20%0 '1is Cabaret HEATHER CIRCLE assisted by Mrs. Eugene Cryata(. A plant exchange and Hackett and Mrs. Edward buslneai meeting occupied the Brhobj at the Periwinkle members of Heather Circle at Circle gathering. Future plans 226 E. FIRST PH. 322.0710 their meeting at the home of were reviewed. The membpri - What Season rie hdvl dual at Qiridmas, rather than working through an organizatIon. Plans were startedforavjsftto theFjorfda Federation of Garden Clubs headquarters In Winter Park was Picnos.Orgeag: - Husband Cheating Under Own Roof 20%o Casual sr. Career Tumble Togs Education Clinic Yours for ONLY $10... Sponsored By Sorority IT HC*LTN TEX John Ludwig, a gel, proves that clothes designed for rough treatment can still look good at school and after. His loans and knit top are from Little Wardrobe. There are many styles available. John Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. tudwI, Sénford. H. attends IdyHwIId. Elementary School. Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in Seminole County, recently sponsored a career education clinic for 40 area students at Valencia Community College, Orlando. Chapter President Mrs. Rebecca Swett and Mrs. Sandra Petty accompanied the students. The day was divided into iaU-ho, segments toveruig a variety of career topics. "Most of the students seemed tearful of the future," commented Mrs. Sweet. -They werent sure what a college student does when he first gets to college." She believes the trip helped dlspell these fears. Mrs. Petty remarked that some students were anxious Wt their grades would net gain - ' 1 thf fit t11anIt}ih Infant £ Toddlers Sizes thru 14 WUPIIP%.FLfl, 210 E. First St. #4aindfln 323-1020 after you have accumulated $50 In purchases of our high-quality but moderately-priced cosmetics. them college entrance, an were determined to wor harder during the remainder c the school year. Others ei pressed fears at the Idea o attending college far fron home. Look at these prices: 7.5 02. Cleansing Cream $4.00 2 02. Fluff Face Powder $3.50 Lipstick $2.75 Exquisite in every detail, our musical Treasure Chest highlights an offer which is good through November 15,1976 (or while supplies last). Sponsors of the career da clinic Included Mactim Marietta, which provided inn transportation and chicker lunches for the students. Othem sponsors were Delta Omicron Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Orlando; Sea World; L.B.M. and Walt Disney World. I MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS, BOUTIQUE and FASHIONS 110 Park Avenue A highlight of the day was an address by Eleanor Mitchell, a Young attorney on the staff of Ph. 323-2631 Downtown Sanford IL NATURALI the Governor in the Florida Supreme Court offices of Justices Alan C. Sundberg and R A. - ~"!" Joseph Boyd. &IP'%tAi t I Of Women In Church The Orlando Area Chapter of Orlando. Me National Organization for A panel discussion will be Women (NOW) will meet Oct. 6 held on "What is Women's Role from 7:30 - 9 p.m. at their in the Church Today?" The headquarters, 47 E. Robinson, meeting is open to the public. S ;.; For SoW .' -' - // ti.1' \. . '\ See This 3 Pc. Group. Upholstered In leatherlike, durable Vlflyl-ch*lct Of colors' Black, Green, Brown Gold or Red. ff It IVW -. LIVING ROOM SOFA LOVE SEAT 4' CHAIR ; SAVE 960 -A J I $ . - T / / SIzes 10 to it'é ---------- FURNITURE L 2Qo S. French Ave. }4wy. 11.92) - Co. Phczie 323-0235, Sanford ...I1I e dl 1Y1Y$ .vrsois. $ 50 (I Naturalize,. turns Comfort into f3Shjo,h and Winds Up with agreat-for- walking ShOe for you . stacked with lots of city savvy! And the Naturalizer style ancj fil will make / I CUIROL BONDED BLADES , IV 29 2.49 VALUE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER FINAL N9 Io 2 0 2701 Orlando Drive, (Hwt. 17-92 at 27th St.) STORE HOURS: DsiIy. 5g 10.7 . • 9 ZOvi REG 2.75 • / - -, -• "Our Guy in White" - •• - -• - \s - -- *i& t t1Dw'l '-i.•J * ,v ' M4mF " •. -•' 4.. r 1 I HUD Coote0gohas*Am%OOIOf flU. I Cu. ' bUA . REG 59t EACH yam 1-1- 3 PKG. 1J) - . • - .G1.n GUARD' DEODORANT 2.5 01. • 1.49 B 67 SIZE 2401. NORTHERN FACIAL TISSUE 99 VV NIUII I __ ________ -- 16 OZO 0 39 . 1 29 2.15 -. HAIQ SPRAI, REG. 2.89 • NO"TtORN : BABY POWDER D ' 29 2.98 VALS • RO LS - ALBERTO Diaparerie STATIONERY - . DELUXE BOXED 3- ET TISSUE / - 7 7 150 elk t The only time he raises prices is I when manufacturers raise theirs. I . ' WIlL NOT IE UNDERSOLD - - •"JLI.I.]1.i IIIIi i 1J - - illette HOT SHAVE SYSTEM Warmth and wetness at lather - . '- 9,IT(s] T MI ___________________ it -' - softens whiskers for easy shavi ng i Packarjedwith Trac ii razor and Forny Shave Cream I •., ••• L. --:.-' 19,95 VALUE 88 I I OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS • .1 • J J II • niqt's 2*9 E. FIRST ST., ANFORO PH. 322-0204 -.-- Your wardrobe not complete is Uflti: / you include a jump suit. Tailored and f. -K YOU grab every chance to walk. Isn' t it nice to be a Naturalize,. woman?$26 99 21$-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 1n-3fl4 .f 4 AMA "No thanks, 191d rather walk!' / - kith fljvair,,l ) ¼ / Mrs [lovaird was nresented a _ Jump sui'ts FOR QUALITY FURNITURE .AT ' THE LOWEST PRICES MOP AT BEDDING AND The ngdonI Seekers Sunday ceraznicangel table piece from ichnoiclass of the First Baptist the class in appreciation of the Church, Ovledo, recently years she has been the class honored their teacher, Mrs. Fae teacher. She will be moving to liovaird at a luncheon meeting become department director of at the Holiday house, Winter the children's Sunday school at Park. the church. She Is the wife of 7 shirtdress that's ..)i'at home anywhere -' you wander! Delightfully detailed with convertible .' neckline, pert pleated /1. pockets, a leathertrimmed self belt. Of mini-rib 100% Polyester in Ivory. 4) \ Reg $399 g WILKINSON r Henry Lee plans your busy day wardrcbea 1G.! J \pT Sunday School Teacher Honored At Lunch _\ Matching DEAR ABBY: I'm 23, have three kids and am married to a man who has always cheated on me. He tried to make It with my bed friend for about a year, and when I found out I was so nnnarrassed I could hardly who is also a psychologist and look at her. she said she thought ft &I After that, he went to the and her bMW boyfriend had house of another one of my more In common than she and I friends, and he started hitting had, and I should leave her to i on her when she turned him him down. Myhearttellsmetotryto win Another time I went tomy her. I need some outside advice. sister's for the weekend, and CONFUSED when I came home I found a DEAR CONFUSED: I pair of strange earrings on the disagree with your friend. AU Is nightstand beside our bed. He fair In love and war. swore he let a friend of his use for her and think she cares for our bed. you, pursue her, U you would a But the last straw was when girl who can see, said let HER he thought l was asleep and make thecbol tried to sneak a girl upstairs in DEAR ABBY: I have been our house at 2 In the morning! going with Allen for over a 'Abby, can you believe it -with year, and we're to the point now me and kids In the house? where maffiage Is alinost a He says he loves me. our3ex certainly. I'm 22 and Allen is X. life is fantastic, and he makes a and I know this is the real thing. good living. But I don't want a but something bothers me. I've husband who is always running never met his parents, and they • around. I've ordered him out 0f live low then - an , bour's kive .., the house, but he refuses to go. from What do you advise? ' really don't know what HAD IT think. Allen has met my DEAR HAD: First offer him parents, and they think a lot of ;0, n ehanee to straighten out and him. I'm ashamed to tell my be a partner In a decent and friends and relatives that 1 faithful marriage. It he refuses, haven't even met my future kick him out and see a lawyer. inlaws. I honestly don't know DEAR ABBY:I am a 26-year- what to make of ftt I'd apold male in love with a 20-year oreclate vow nnhninn old girl. No problem, right ? PUZZLED Wrong! DEAR PUZZLED: Mica Is She's blind and has been either ashamed of you or dating a young college man who ashamed of his parents Either .' is also blind. way, It's time you met. Insist on So far, I have been just a a meeting In the very near friendtoher,butthemoreI intsrs,aaddoa't take ne f, of her, the more I want her, answer. although I haven't let her know Everyone hiss prsbl,m. wprs in so many words. I think she wro* could care for me, but I would ABB Y: Ba. No. SUN. L.A., Cull. feel guilty competing with a tifti. EacI.ti staMped, sell. dr,s,d etivilope. pius., sightless man. For Abby's booklet,"How toHave I'm confused. I want to do so a Lovely Wowing.- s,n4 II to much for this girl, but I don't Ab14141 Van Svrwi. lii Lask y Or.. Beverly Hills. Calif. iSlil. Push want to hurt her boyfriend, enclose a long, ;elt•addrsss.d. I spoke with a friend of mine stumped (2 k) envelop.. ' Sensational Shirting ; 4• _ -- lvwyv .ponsors Discussion On We ---- -__-f 14v ABIGAIL VAN BU tEN 4 Rough& Garden Circles , W Violence Doing To Our Kids? Sanfordn:.. m reonse 10 what It feels Is Wu F *%.WOO UULUUI a mandate for action from Its The drdes of the Sanford E. Chorpening Sr., president, S4mlllIon members and the Garden Club have darted the who presided at a short general public, the National new club season with a series of business meeting. Horticulture PTA Is launching a massive meetings during September. A Chairman Mrs, J. R. IlooWian project -the fled of Its kind common subject of discussion made a report. Members to determine the effects cii the annual Christmas donated 10 teaspoons to an leleviaton violence an children 1 'aar, slated for Dec. 3 and 4. club. .and youth. The Cestal Circle met it the The Cauft Circle met it -$4 Kicking off on Nov. 30j lovely Deltona home of Mrs. borne Mrs. Guy Vitale, Pittsburgh, Pa., with public Fred Sapp for a business Virginia Avenue with Mr. hearings on the subject, (the meeting and swim party, Brian Schanel, co-hostu*. first In a series of eight such followed by a luncheon Luncheon guests Included Mn. hearings In major cities prepared by the hostess and co- Shirley Meeks and Mrs. M. 8. throughout the country), the hostess, Mrs. Michael Call. Spencer. Articles for the b"q iproject will directly Involved Plans were made for the were displayed. PTA members at the grassbazaar, for which each circle The Jacaraida Circle met at roots level. Participation will will decorate a tree and dress a the home of Mrs James ' 1lnclude monitoring and doll. Twenty-five members Johnson for a coveted dWi evaluating TV programs, attended the meeting. supper with 12 members ad ' conducting local or national The II... Circle met at the one guest present, Circle boycotts of products or Silver Lake borne of Mrs. F. T. President Mrs. H. E. McSwaIn programs, and a national Meriwether with eight mem- presided. campaign of letter writing and Mhers attending the covered dish I .vvi u.y ix iaeen agiuns nations, personal visits to local datlOfla, "The public Is fed up with recent poll by the Opinion wanttoknowwhythlssitustlon luncheon. A silent auction was networks, sponsors and licenses challenged; formal charging that violent programs violent TV programs," says Research Corporation of Is held, and members ad up a jp permitted to continue. legislators. complaints may be W#ed with cort"bute to ' he dehNuoncy Of Cud Kinunel, National PTA Princeton revealed that $ 71 per you're a parent, and familiar workshop display of articles the Federal Cotj minors and are harmful to If these actions First St., Samaw presi d e nt . "If you li sten cent to what of the public thinks TV with the negative effects don't bring Commission; and legal action children's emotional health. 322-2351 the surveys are telling as - a programs are too violent -you Vi It's me jejenesa Circle met at the more disturbing. L LIt1LIl1UL* Palmetto Avenue home of Mr. Greatest 50111 J Is AA with dPftnJt Cr I be completed by the nest nieetln& Mrs. Anthony WisnIwaki spoke to the group which gathered it the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Deem. f on Every Piece! SoAft dressy styles may be found Cam. mary/esther's - luu watt WESTINGHOUSE MATCHING HANDBAGS STORE 2/59 mary/esther's 200 N. PARK III all '_l!Ifii.Ii 5 SANFORD STAINLESS STEEL D.E. BLADES BUG (yellow) LIGHT BULBS i.-.J. SHOE WILKINSON PH. 322.2313 $fl lfih*filfififtqQfifi•aflft OULBS iiii -• S's • REG. 89 / 9 69c ' MINT 64 OZ. BOXES 01i'm Oanj. iblit, a 'Oioc. coy. !ndiv. foil wrapped 57...h /iJ 3 "I ,; . •-'. .. --..•.-''-• 2,• ('' '.r, ;•J •1 ,..'. ..- ..l•. ')._.,r' ....''. ., 3,: ' :: ry 1 W4 M- A,L.r ' �ILDi1 I _ _ il~ ~ ~ ~ il~ ~ ~ oSOPE 7A II otj________________ ! 74S2.CP I ___ ____ ' 13CsndIsnutp 44 Enbanoss .___ _____ _______ ______ 1 ____ ____ I4 _______ _______ iCOnPO$S 4 j 'S ___________ — NEW LOCATION TWE ~M IATS _IIJ T14E 51.6 ir WE 91T KAJtDPAN \. (:TR ' BOARP %t$1' Y,CR<. _____ SAX" I ~ i & 26 Put an clothing Invental, 0 — holder 2 Pon name of =111 4 ii . - J 4 king 6 2 Don't be overly concerned 21) You can think big today ThM,H be & Sudden 90. optlmisI Your judgment is Things will work out as well as such that you can do what YOU can dream. Could be eMec0d. GEMINI (May — . , VUM (Aug. ZkSept. n) Luck. I _____ Owe you i,nl lawfrmn for easy way rewardswill _____ I ~ 'l ' Il V .; iI i f - — a I _____ I I shy away ft= an &c::,V&%y i" bore. Om you get in ft thick will be a weaM of social seof things, yo u'll discover It's tivity and, perhaps, a trip ' ~ 31 r L An Intereding year that "Ill it'll be a be fun Is In dote for you. There u fun. — - — — — — — %AIlI A f flfl1% — ____ p by Bob Aillentana 1 11 .k I Qualifications of the Personal Stred,O,Ian, Florida, and file the lr,) R COUSIN . EN-FOOTTV SCR ftlfffil. Y"iZ~SMCN ON i~ . IN' ;~ ! I ~ III \~ 'it IL 0 1 N1% by Larry Lewis __ 00'YOU WRITE .I _ I ,&4— f-30 NEWS STOlU Olt FEATURE A?iCi.0S OBITUARIBS 3 , I zt t." 1. bmt 5 111IOwAr - 440.ritr -iI r . k 94 11 .1 . I W5 9 , ^\ __ 11 It .1 ..~- i -Q, I a M I 1. . I ' Al ______________________ ______________________ ; WALPO. PLEASE : TAkE TRAr 5ILLY 6 ~ COVER 1. 11 _______ • __________ w1JAT mes ir . . ,t 1 1 — 16 .- -1. ..'— ll I .1 : i 4 11 I I WNUTE. FK)P,, 1' particular attentiootoyourst and make sure It fits ou so that the prmure Is direWy on your p4vir bona with HWe or no 4 ... - I 01 - 0 " I 's . 111asexxxxio - i I - FRANK AND ERNEST time that a low blood glucose V31111110 is documlented. LOW Wood sugar levels without symptoms PiresmAre On the muscular Part during testing is not a ,p 98tisfactorY built for the f LgWgf ly and str0ch Your ItgS. diagnosis. Symptom, which Anyone, who film to ift long Could be caueftl by oWr thing3, perlods o(time would be wim tv Without th#0 low Wood glucw 1. . fcliow Owt ume advice, readini; cannot, be used alone rj- by oi, Thove ~ * - d&&t eq.v bNaW.. bohydrate Wake to eltreUUj .y VA m low leeJ.s in normal people JCad3 to UC3GfCaft,,ater and -I,Ii , OR f - I I. , I IN . ,,PLAINSp I AL. ry AIKOR dil it 0 --•T . _~P_ .. —_ ____ •. __-_____ A 1J- ( I iIi, ip TUMBLEWEEDS 1'----I — 141AM _I ftYS: ; 1011HOLP i 4t- ft_'W"N OW -MM WHEWEVER z_ ' I le— ,7NfEY'r_AN OF /....-) , - , J''i II :1 " A01111102*w Aftm.1 offtrars OWW4 ToNCI I'lonolm I ~ . , I . I I C'--- that is the diet YOU have beft Ldyefl - A 30 CA11fid No Protein diet -that may be your problem. ~ nww " I 54wy Z~E vmmww, NUYS aty XVZq1y a ... " . . I I ,,'.~.. , ___ _____ 4 ' .M&le J__/ . • ,I "Of ? . .b .. f I 1, 1. ,"- . . ~,, .1 0 . '. I , 09 ' - ---------11__~ . _J i Come we're nol II We barely have enough fo( Iwd, II and tax Shelled" bY Garry Truaeau C . 96 " 4 1 ____ , ~ l " - 7W. 1( L ~ b p 1. 81dtliti'mined may 1Itime 10 by the he Clark of the Circuit Court. In and for SOM(nole Countv, Florida, this Ith I I e 1.~ A. A I .tftT, 1~ ___ 4;- -t,vt CE (Mon.) WITh ThIS RING (ntw,, Thurs.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) DBCC: PRO- 9 STAk &"W POrt dramas based an iscof best goilling Mv* Two hours (1) THE GONG SHM ID(Vt "Capt" and the First of I- FILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) PICTURE OF HEALTH: UnlVIII of FWda. and sletsr. leaves thm in the 2 (Wed) HUMAN RELA. TKM Z MERV GRIFFW SOMERSET MIDDAY NEWS 1) SESAME STPEET (I) EDGE OF NIGHT (12) FAMILY AFFAIR CE RYANS HOPE 0 MOVIE: (Mon.) -F)w Shops to Danger.- Sterling Rulh (rues.) Danger. Dick Pow,ø, Rhands 0THE LMIE RASCALS 4-30 CC MARCUSI WELBY. III FAMILY AFFAIR 31 R*I TIN TIN 500 (2) ADAM 12 1951.(W.d.) Cry Tough." John Saxon, Linds Crystat. I VA. mug.) "T~a Tam stranger.- " MCCIII, whit Olsi4. 1 957. (Fri.) "Racket Busters." D SCHOOL DIS- Oe0 tP 8,enl. ClPUNE Sogart ass = FLIPPER CE NEWS (1) HOGAII HEFXXS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES THE RIFLEMAN Humphrey . (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL sullen severs abdominal ' M (7PAULHAIEY (U HAWAII FrvE.o (1) TONY RANDALL SHOW: hereIn described. 1.00 (2) ERCISE SHOW Z LILIAS, V00A AMU YOU cue of a nun. AM eats04A ID make his ard Jordan, Katherine (>$fofl When Grandma (Ellon Cio") CE 625 6-00 CE IRONSIDE 12:55 6:15 CE SUNSHIN E ALMANAC (1) NATIONAL GEOGRAPH. IC(R) Z ALL MY CHILDREN (2) SUMMER SEMESTER (0 FRAN CARLTON EX. New Yort with his blather 41 ROCKY AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 4:00 TOMORROW 6:30 frilgraN boy who arriva In 310 1) MATCH GAME ZOOM 2 •riuiji SHOW (1) (11) SEARCH FOR 6.10 $IJNp4,UL1,a lAM Th. 1gi (Rt.thI) must DEFAULT WILL BE ENTERED at 7:5 ft $can of luefte Off the bet id when he interAm applicants reporterandabsoutill,ligmwNh OxCO" qualifications. 8 WORLD WAR 1: Pictorial documer"OnWWl.patign. FRED WILL'I IM (Local news T IN \J __________ ____ ..'— MIGGIN 4~ M 8 SESAME STREET 1 . l , -A 114.i 1. .1 . i* wol"" ;III ~ 11 " a a . . . . 1 , I $119 2 pioc" hOney-dippod tried chicken, M&Shod potato" 2 + Tax Value GOW 1I Day Except Wed. 4 Sun. I I a. m. III 3 p. m. Famous For 00" Taste L1mIt2 I'l C IICHN3UN #I%&*. OPEN DAILY 11 A-AL T1119:38 P-AOI-FRI. A SAT. TIL 11:3@ IIII 19" French Ave. (Hi-way ly."I Untolv - FLOYD — ENTERPRISES THEATRES . __1-LAST ..--...P0 SPECIAL bL 9whan g to Arthur it S A ith Clerk of In* Circuit Court 00"I~ C*,,irk K32 NNETM D. MORSE, ESQUIRE JONE3 & wiHop, PAL Altarrionfe Sprlrqs, Florida 32701 Attorneys par Petitioner Wife SHOWTIME 8:30 PM To DEMANDED PLAINT, DATED: Soplemb*r loth, 1976. al . v' irk It ~ II- I 'Ivl_~ LAST "NUIISIS MITI Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Chwfry Kay Travis --- — .. - _____ - r_ 4%___i&d SHOWTIME 8:00 V. . ,4 .~ 4q Ni " -,, iI "MON F% y, - 114 ,,I 1111 ~ *) A V, ;1I . 0 [J - are CO mm . I NIGAGEMENT -- .~ _ .VI IA FRI. & SAT. ONLYI LUNCHEON SPECIALS 2 FOR 1 AT REGULAR PRICES SERVED1I A.M. 2 P.M. FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES DINNER - 4 11 I' ~, ' 6 I& ''' t 4, , 4k %'.., ~~O-,;~A is Cacti TUM (Next To Post Office) Downtown Sanford .--.—_--- IV ' q11z... J gr) ~.A STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE v WO It ~ Y).". _V,ri - ( -1 ~ K. , N~It ' , %hill, - 205 PALMETTOAVE. I - , SE ~VEDSP.M.-IIP.M. Tke " . Ir le 11:10 Deputy Clark Sanford. Florid& i2ill )0$321 aS22 Publish- Sopl, 16. n.30. Oct, y. 19?6 FOS SALE" I -1 - I.I.. 111111 COCKTAIL HOUR 4 p.m. 11116 p.m. 91 order of ftI City Commission Attorney for Plaintiff H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk P1060 Sept 16.21,30, Oct 1, 1916 . MG OIfe of the City Clerk for ill (Seal) Persons desiring to examine the same All parties in iriterest a.id cillionS $0411 h4vt An opporlunily to be swaagm - Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails 7 Days A Week SECTION 3 Thal this ordinance and recorded in Official Records %hall become #flI Iml,IBook I 09 t P upon ,14 passage and adoption. Records of Stmirl0it County, A ccoy Shall be available of the Florift. L, , - I Tbary am aLMI as buve9:40 AM . I ~._ .r:,~-r.,' 1:30 , %0 U ~~, -1 ~ AM FREE SWAP SHOP & FLIA NAAIKII AA0VI -' _____ . oil INORM Boss min. 100111 news. Ch. 4). for A now law dorkand the THURSDAY r— OCT 1 -2.3 time be AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF _______________ _______ 600 (1) (1) GENERAL HOSPITAL THE SAINT CC SUNRISE JUBILEE 900 (2) (7 BEST SELLERS: Premiere. New sides of ryvjj.. dramaflzatloni ol Taytor C&d1. 1912 ChronIde IbOt an OVphsflSd Irish int I i *u. EI THE FAMLY aM FUN FACTORY ANIMALS 8 EAST COMM FLORI. DA REPORT Z CK) NEWS X M YOM AND RESTLESS 6 POW MASON F Id ()PRICE IS RIGHT 49ERER RE. PORT CE HOLLYOOSOUARE5 (I) MATCH 60 HOG HEROES (I) LErS MAKE A DEAL. 112:00 2= GD DALY DEVOTMAL and N. dilidfvis are locked up wei a man with a tnys'° SSVW I PIOi*SS Id Ifli Luger, when the staflon quarantined. Defendant I _____ CE CROSS WITS (0 IDREAM OF JEANNIE V FEEDSAO (I) WILD, WILD WORLD OF A"arman (ID Day WORD 13, , . pan One.Barney (1) Z THE DOCTORS 9) (1) THE GUIDING LIGHT (1[) ONE LIFE TO LIVE 8 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (BAW) 3:00 (1) 2 ANOTHER WORILD ot Larighert. John Wilk. TOMORROW Morning 810 CE) BARNEY MIL . Quaran" ' (31) BRADY BUNCH CE . 1dIVIdII 2, .W (2) $20.000 PYRAMID PPY DAYS (R) GOOD ! As: FRI.'SAT."SUN. `I _~. IF X 8d II IWA ft guileft of a AO ; IA . Lf* 11 I- . .-. TII•ISOOU Rlsr,s two one 8 DIMEIIIISIONS IN CULTURECONT. THE WORLD (I) FAMILY FEUD U LOVE, AMERICAN MARGARET F. PITCHFORD, III ("Good MoftV FloridaDeceased NOTICE To Can DITORS As Personal Rtprnonlallvg Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. news, weather, sports) that the abovo-nomed Plaintiff has TO "Amerim ft Noutral.- Do. of the Estate al ALL PERSONS HAVING Clerk of the Circuit Court C LA IM 01 DEMANDS AGAINST By Cherry Kay Travis BESS MCCOY terinin.d fo stay otd of the Court for the foreccu,5 HE ABOVE IISTATIII C!) (1) 800 Deputy Clerk Deceased mortgage encumbering WoriTs WrOIC113. America had the Within three months from the KANGAROO I following .described real Property. Of the first Publication al this notice troubles closer to horiv. with DED-44 REPRESENTATIVE: Lot S. Block C, THE COLON U MAC NEIL-LEHERERREyou are required 10 Ift with the Mexico and Gen. Viciartaro S, JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., ESQ. NADES FIRST ADDITION. ac- clerk of the Circuit Court at PORT Husita and iskis by Poncho Put OffIC0 Box 1330 cording to the plat thereof 8% Seminole County, Florida, 8:30 ProI Sanford, Florida )2771 villa. HEARING recorded In Plat Book 13, Page so, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC Division, the 8ddrftS of which Is 69 COMMUNITY CLOSE up Tolophono M.321.2lyl TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION 9:30 Public Records Of Seminole County, Post Office DfOwOr C, Sanford, I Publish Sept. 23,30. 191& 8 LKAS,YOGA AND Yo OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE C TY Florida. X NANCY WALKER SHOW: Florida, a written 9181ftnent of any DED-111 9:00 OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. You are commanded to file your clI or demand you may have PnIffliSM. Conedy series SWwritten defenses to said Complaint against the estate at Notice Is hereby CE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW given that a eralorof with ark of the above-named Pit chford, deceased. Margaret F. THE ubiic1 Hearing will be held at the CE) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW a Hollywood aIent09,.nri, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Court and to Serve a copy Itiefoo Room in the City Hall Each claim must be in writing EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clit. in the ssion Upon the attorneys h#roin below no, and must Indicate the basis Casters include William City of Florida of N AND FOR SEMINOLE 7:00 o'clock P .M. TOwn."Fred Mac Murray, Mary later than October 35. 1fl. DeIs.KenOlfsona,yjB,,. for the claim on 'O 'j name COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS My hand and 1916. ly Arctw. to consider the Adoption Seal Of the and a ddress of the cred. of an CIVIL ACTION No. 16-103-CA49.1 ordinance Court At Sanford, Florida. "Fmnds Goes to ft Ram.8 THE RISE AND FALL OF FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Florida, by the City of Sanford, day of September, 1976. this 20th Ifor or his agent 0r sitas follows: Orney, and the Donald O'Connor. PIp9r LOAN ASSOCIATION OF (SEAL) claimed. If the claim is no, yet LAKELAND, L r ORDINANCEN0I due, the date when it will became 'Ujcky JOrdan.- Alan L&W ~ Plaintiff, .. due $NO be staladi if the - , Cl@fk, Oi th0,09cuill. CaCI C11) THE STREETS OF SAN Clairn is VS. 81: Cherry Kay Travis He'40.*Wker. (at""kiii :" AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FAANCISCO: Season procontingent or unliquldaltd, the JAMES M, WILLIAMS,'et ux., OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, T0 Deputy Clerk (Thurs.) -Now and Forever.nature of the uncertainty Shall be miere. Richard Hatch ioins ft Defendants. ANNEX WITHIN THE CoR. Winifred J. Sharp. Attorney Gary Q*par, Shfigy TV" . Stated. It the claim IS Secured. ?he NOTICE OF ACTION cast as III Dan Robbins, PORATE AR EA OF TH E CITY OF JOHNSON, MOTSINGER, Security Shall be dncrl (B&W) 1 W4. (Fri) (# TO: JAMES M. WILLIAMS bed. The -Ma and Pa TRI SANFORD. FLORIDA. aU atemain. RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN A11 Parties claiming Interests by OAPNTEONA OF PORTION OF s. against JAMES CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED Attorneys for Plaintiff each personal representative. & IN SCHOOL TELE. AI WILLIAMS and to all parties EAST OF AIRPORT Patty Duke Agin. Tku Chen BOULEVARD Publish Sept. 23,30 & Oct. 1, 14,1916 VISION: Orange County ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS having or claiming to haw# any AND NORTH OF Susan D&Y guest. A b" oi JEWETT LANE DED-117 NOT SO FILED WILL BE -fight, till* or Interest in the real School System. until 3 p.m. vtkxn malcontents kkinap an IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOREVER BARRED. Property heroin described. Z (Mon.. Wed.. Fri.) 700 VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION Doled August 311t, I91#. entire ~xy and thrOaten to kill an . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CLUB (Tues.) LIFE IN THE Ruth F. Byars in an attempt to gain freedom that an action to faroclo, # a Mar. PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER III-11I LAWS OF FLORIDA. 191S. IN THE SPIRIT (ThUrSr) PRACTICAL As Personal Reprowts. for 1IPiled leaders. 19694P an the following real Property CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE WHEREAS, there II been IIv# of the Estate of CHRISTIAN LIVING lll&d EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR In Seminole County, Florida: with the City Clerk of the City at 8 AT THE TOP: Featwed: Margaret F. Pitchford 10:00 Lot 10. Block L, NORTH Sanford, Florida, CUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, a petition C On. FLORIDA BUI Rich. (R) Deceastd ORLAOJN NDO 1Z SANFORD AND SON SECT ION th James Jr. for the pCIVIL ACTION NO. 75)723.C*.i Atfo n Ih# Area described RILEY WOOD, rnoy 10:30 the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat heroinatter requesting annexation X 1) PRICE IS RIGHT English, McCaughan & Plaintiff, O'Bryon (9 ALAN BURKE SHOW Book IL Page 63. Public Reords of 10 the corporate area at the City of 10:30 .vV Seminole County, Florida. M BOOK BEAT you Sanford, Florida, and requesting to GEORGIA Office Box 14M FAYE (THOMAS) Post RITY has been filed against you and 11:00 be Included therein; and Fort Lauderdale, Flo-Ids 33302 (SADLER) CURey. are rewired to sarv* a COPY of your SWEEPSTAKES WHEREAS, the Property Ap. (WOOD) Telephone: 462-3301 M (1) (1) CC ZNEWS Defendant. written dolonsos. It any, to it on van praiser at Seminole County, F 3 MOTHERS IN LAW a, Publish: Sept. 30, Oct, 1, 1916 NOTICE OF ACTION don Berg. Gay & Burke, P.A., of having certified that there lorid 69 WILD. WILD WEST OII IS ong 11-00 ANONOTIClop _T) MARY HARTMAN, II lc* Box In the :1) TJELOFFORTUNE POVV2 HARTMAN h at it' FICTIT IO US NAME ? TO with the Clerk of the above slyled owner has Signed omas) 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU the petition for (WOW) (Sadler) Curby, Notice IS hereby given that I am court on or before October 70, 1976; ann@x,§;Ion; and deceased. engaged fA =NOT FOR WOMEN In business of I?$ Academy 11:30 Otherwise a Judgment may be en. &W her executors, administrators Ave., Sanford, Seminole Co WHEREAS. it has bow defor. or personal reprnentativos if an unty, ONLY: C!)hmts: Pony BwW, (2) (2 TONIGHT reli ef mined that the property derl Y,' Florida under the fictitious name of Randall Cur Ot Frar* Field. - I demanded in the (4) 3 CSS LATE MOVIE ALPHA INTERPRISES, and that I t or hereinafter is contiguous 10 the Sonny Sadler Double Foatwo: "Kolak: Duth corporal* area Intend to register said name with the J&M;o Sadler. an infant Wo TN ESS my hand and the seal of ford. F lorlda, andof the City of San. ls Not A Passing Grade." Clef k of the Circuit Court, somino It has further been . Deborah Kay Wood An Infant Said Court on September 16. 1976. starring dtt*rmintd that the annexation of County. Florida in accordance with T81ty Savalas. Dan Chf IS Mithool WCoact. ' an Infant " Property will not result In the the Provisions of the Fictitious Frazer and "Death Takes A Alien Wood. an infant, a nd : • V11i11 Arthur H. Beckwith Jr creation of an enclave, and Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section any other heirs or beneficiaries HolIday." with Yvette MWnleux Clerk of the Circuit Court __Ui I.FJI WHEREAS, the City of Sanford M.59f Florida Statutes 17. the estate of Geor I F B and MI Marktlam. Florida is in a position to pr ov Ids (Thomas) (Wood) (Sadler) Curby, 5: Wavie Alloway It Publish: Deputy Clerk CC MARY HARTMAN, MARy Sept. io, Oct. 1, 14,21. 1976 Publish Sept. 23, 30 L Oct, 7, 14,1916 Municipal saviCos to the Property any; described her In, andi the City HARTWN CIIO Jacobs and Rachel Jacobs, DED-156 DED Ild . Commission olethe City of Sanford, his wife Florida deems it In the be%? Inlortst Vence Taylor of the City to aCcqpl %Sid Petition Lorent R. Taylor, 1 and 10 annex %Aid prioperly. Defendants. A _ NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY .. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE CITY OF You are SANFORD, nolif ed of Itl* filing of 1.1; . EIQ"TIgNTH JUDICIAL CIR' FLO IDA~ this D1181 action bY the plaintiff against you CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . ,;" ~...A7 .:.. RCTION 1. That that ctrtafn seeriting to quiet title to the follo,wing . . COUNTY, FLORIDA property In O. Semlncli County le ftg Nte 75.I3CAI A Florid&. described as folio" be slid Florida. to CCI Marriage of: ".., the Ism* is hereby annexed to sr4 1 ht West 10 feet Of the East s12 VERNA MOORE CHEEK, Wife Dan , I -ad* 4 Part Of the City of Sanford, Florida. pursuant to the voluntary one Sanford Oviedo Road and Woo . . . JR , Husband annexation provisions of chapter 10 ft" of North 2JO feet of EsCit 432 I 1 r NOTICE OF SUIT =+> 171 0", Laws of Florida, 197$: feet of Lot,, Block D. Iyin' South of THE STATE OF FLORIDA ck go. M. Sanford Owltdo Road The East on. hair Of of D R. TO: FREDRICK II _ r5 Grant the Plat eof as recorded in Plat according 10 Plat thereof as In? Fleetwood Drive Rock I. Page SS. Public Records in Plat Bvok I. page Elgin, Illinois 50120 eminoI.Co.j, Florida. SECTION 2 That upon this cr C4unly. Florida that a Suit has bm filed agoonst you Uinanct bvtuming effective, i in 1I Circuit Court of Se'l"I residents and Property owner the Ann you are required to serve a copy In the Of your CCI de4nsft If any, to It I The Marriage of Verna Moore Property deuribed herein Shall be OnWILLIAM A- L'.FFLER, Ill. the 10 all the fight% and Plaintiff's altor"#V featuring: Cheek, Wife. and Fredrick LoRoV entitled whose address a Ch@*k, Jr.. Husband, Cosa no. 76 privileges and Immun;fits as are 's P 0- Box 22". S&nfurd. Florida Tim Donahoe Wayne Ceynowa er 11. 1976 from time 10 time granted to )277 1, on or before ocloD 16M. CA. It A The nature of this Suit residents and properly ovI s al CONTEMPORY SOUNDS FOR THE YOUNG AND YOUNG AT HEART the and 10 file the original of lhas, Sanford. F lorida,and as ar nes with the1 cierk DANCE TO THE LATEST POPULAR MUSIC and other further in Chapter 171, this COWI on of before c@ on III YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED aws and I 4oiH: your written defenses with th further be Clerk of said Court and w.rve a copy ibilitit of Subject residence or ownership RAW. Z'Af 64M 7`0 AV U_4Mv V Vj&*AW 7AW . CE ABC NEWS ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Petitioner's attorneys whose ad governing dren Is annexed hereto, an or before authority of the City of Sanford, Oclootr IL IV16 or a Dolauif will b* Florida, and the provisions of Said 14 i shows up with a now bicycle. 74 UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS(R) 8 MOVIE: "Separate Tables.- Deborah Kerr, D" MML 107. Film verakill of NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT Pon TO- RICHARD 0. EATON and SEMINOLE COUNTY, MARIAN 0. EATON, his wife, and PROBATE DIVISION FLORIDA ESTHER WEIMAN, and all ps I as pile Member 76-US-CP having or claiming to have any Diviskeft fight. title or interest in the properf y (Seal) S. Jft"h Davis upon ~ 01 " LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE CE STYLE The Forty Thieves Presents .Ib.1 .1. ,00 aa 3UO 0,In CI TER: Fmddwast**nbU B AS MAN BEHAVES 24 DIMENSIONS MAYBERRY RFD 700 CETOTEU THE (2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES WEST oc CI 86 suspect Number One ss dssa*gs 6:30 I (M NBC NEWS (1) CID CBS NEWS -1) ZOOM 120 (1) WILD V UNTOUCHABLES waco SdI n * : 1J ' 1 VAMPIRES! 1 - - 0 I . . CE anid. FW PISPATCHING VIERY SM4L. 4 " I I_WS .01I .1 r,r - -_ -- ! ) ? f! :91 - . .ik~i - . -. I 'MEY MAKE I PIM .1 t - 1_ ., I --.-' li 6,.. / I-qk_ - 1 t $' i `0 k. I 000NESBURy —' •- I 0 ". 1. Notic, of AdminIstration. Sep. )40(w ~_ . • ,- . and - VON'TTHROW AWAY Imose 01-17 FM ,'.; .-'V ., . — --.- -. YOU &n't h3vc h)Wg1yc,jm1a HUN by T. K. Ryan AS --- / N rek~_, / III - . catae a person to feel .I ~ - - - RPMROMI-. -,;, -%;Q~I _ IP1t_,_!ro JIII NW, I1, )i, d,"i . Un~ "Cll: A f^1% ^ r:-"Y"" ~~ ..< (ft V% . .. '/I I -P III' l 1v ,/ .. i , ,,, I ~ / mJ019OLL910atio _. _____ __________ - 6) .?0.1- -1 %.. ~ VII ce'i ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first Publication of this Of19111181 with the Clerk of the Above. styled Court on of before October 113th, 1976; otherwise a lodgm9ft May be tntfftd against YOU for the 1`01141 demanded in th# complairt. WITNESSmy hand and the seal of 'doueon this 3rd day et Sep. MOVIE: "Hobso'. ::!; "..% ;,~ __~42;~ - % ,,, (_, JOW carbohydrate ditJ& The F,GuRD 0111', RNII_____ __ b Gill Fox 0. . ..%P.. YCeII &(a are . ZVO GOT III A&Irn-V &Okv same - V t11 I ! - I NOW WAIT A l.T.AI U' RS! 0, 0 I ~ I IF PRISCILLA POEWT 'WATCH TV. SHE - ACCCMPLJSH ! I I emptying of the veW. It hais afraid Ule diagnWis Is often been known to result in dots used a3 a wasteba*et to label forming in the veins, for all 301I of 01 defined com. example,, alter long airplane plaints that appear to have flights with Improper suft. ready explanation. Your overweight problem IU diagnosis shotild never be ITU y contribute to Ow con0lon. made unless it can be x WOuiu suggest that you pay demonstrated that typical I 11- il I 7 , PRISCILLAI P6P _____ Pan opefum lead - 4 0 SIDE GLANCES The pressure c1 usif °Jt5y Instead fh,o&mczI ___ ' r . overtrick would mean a decent score even If the heart finesse wen on. Hamlet went with his ace, knocked out king of diamonds and tied for top. :: NERrV.! a _s diamonds. Hence, one IN.T. an Pass ass The fair Ophefia had gotten _`'a " -04 Hamlet into another dupficate II 4 Same. Actually, It was W Important Elsinore Mixed If YOU could help me ft would Radio Qty (actors, New York diamond, : rs. a new Efe for me. South responds Spade and NY III 117he first hand found ft NorM jump to two notrump. . DEAR READER - I doubt it DEAR DIL LAMB - I Would melancholy Dam in a normal is a deficiency in y"dieL And appreciate any informsfion you ifirve-notrujI contract. West IS Wt bid fordrig? No It Is not. It show 3 apparently you do not have could give me on opened the four of diamonds. anywhere from a good 17 highvaricose vein problems. Your hypoglycemisi. Is it possible E&A won with the ace and led card points to a poor 19. It Utoiy suggests that it is Utat & person would Iew worse back the eight of hum. South holds 7 or more be related to your sitUng. This is when firs Hamlet soliloquizW. t goins an a To Should find another bid. an important point for many hypoglycemia diet? finesse or not to ffitesse, that For whether (For a co Yes, you sbeIit end to suffer MODERN. m. cull you aft with pressure rl y if the slings and arrows of agaM the back of the thighs YOU Of Bridge." c/o this really don't have 011111119"" form or to take newspaper. R 0. Box 489, and gomeWm with added hypoglymnis.TN diapows is the average plus wore. Ah! RBd'O City Station. Now York, premire at U* edge of Un There's the rub." sat made far too Often In people N Y 10019) of Um chair, you press hard on who really have other the veins Wt in Um __' IN A YOX-M TWMSLATION, ' DX6 TMT MF4%N wrWp,p . loo aI CKAPal`4 WE AN . EY4R5rrANr --------.4 _*~ ! v all the swellIM IeI What stamped, self-addressed en. could it be? I don't drink milk. velope wn 5o cents for it.send Am I low on calcium or viumin Your letter to me In care of this C or Iron? I am overweight. newspaper, P.O. Box by Sftffel & HailtAkki — KAVE NW I'Ll" YM FRAAMS THE. TWOLJBLE,!~! ?) VALVE ISII CoAajLAW , 5 yt44! ) WITH YER two heart tricks, he would not have time I set up the wnt North Ent sosth hurt. My 14P W4LVffy'tI& at OthI r Who. Want, this innight. I He down 10 minuto and formuon can j&W a long, 't ____________ ~A 1 you. I i 9 ., 0 UGS BUNNY ~1W I ,. I , -1 MM, PIMM, 1 :. % 0 M * ,f Northi-South vulnerable legs knows wbat it is. AL10 Me Vdns, an it may have WAne hamstrings above my kiim pointers in il that will help ; . my #J63 &KJ94 swell terribly. I tave been to a i 4 1 . ?, — The calves of &AQ6 11111I Lamb number of doctors. No one Letter number ,_ 0: 4p, 1" ! factory. ~ . .: y #K7543 #A 473 41052 3OU`rH (D) Dr. DEAR DR. IAMB - I am a woman 51 years of age and have a little high Wood pmum but have it under control. My Mg problem Is iny legs. I stt all day sewing at a - OK Aoovms EAST By lAwrence L 1,amb, II . I . I 9-30 .01 _____ . TH~ __-1; 1_~ Ol$T' TO DO A 5TO'Y ) ~4 KI ES? ____ WO1DEFUL., f I I~ #Q 1091 4AQ86 Leg Problems .) I 1%, I X " ... ~;A .._~'W. 7; i I ; *%j It ; $1" ,A 11 1. I1 1%, CAMPUS CLATTER with 8IM0 BURNS I II MY IDITOR, SENT ME 4 V%~ , Sitfinlli Causes 0. &mlet would have bad no problem in rubber bridge. He would rim with the see, knoCk out West's " of diamonds and make four notrump. At #J match points be would make five Instead of four If he pla ed his queen of hearts and t field. Ile match1wint. problem was not too difficult either. The Utree-notrum contract was very normal, L Hamlet felt that a hurt would be opened at some tables. 71ils Ind would hold declarer to just three. While he would get q 30 WRTH CIII VS4 I -.~ ______ A '44 r9lors"111411vt, or the venue or WflSdiCtIon of the court. TV SMEEN f '4— 0W 4ok i . .. SEVEII LITTLE MARKs Our-. VACATION ! V N, IN, I 1111 . 1 1 ,, 91 I ., % , iiii . PT on OF THM fl5flg5Ø,flg her HIGHLIGHTS Choic•. student. makes I wrong , you've longed to take. I — — —4j - " " = 0 a I I because you 42 43 :1 Oct 1, vii LMA Sept.ZI-Oct. 23) Don't In MINIS C come for your efforts. — Jr. cTeduforLfrU5foi$aIflflf$bY' iorkOftheCfrCUit Court ft ststsmw* Of Any Claim or demand through, under or Against the Estate BY: Cherry Kay Travis they may have. Each of CHRISTINE nown Depu rk nk M# CAR ' 11E cate the Persons basis for the claim, th3 name and or claiming to have any Attorney for Petitioner address of his cred ifor or his agent ri9ht, title or Interest 517 Sanford Atlantic In the property Or 811101'"SY. and the amount described Bank Bid, San", Florida . claimed. It the clalm YOU AR E HER Elly Wit lad I 32"I date when It will booms due 8 Complaint to florftlfto a mortgage # $hall "W be, stated. It DE D-4S the claim I' InCumbIrIng the following real Contingent or unhiquldated, the property furs of the uncertainty shall be Lot 37, ACADEMY MANOR, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Stated. lithe claim is secur , the UNIT TWO, .CCOrdfri to ed the Put EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli security shall be The thereof as recordedn pit It:r is. CUlT, IN AND POE SIMINOLI clslmsnt Shall deliver sufficient Page 24, of the Public Records al COUII FLORIDA COPIOS Of the claim to the clerk to S*fr 1nOI0 County. Florida. to"her Iflable the clerk to mail am copy to with Tappan Refrigerator, Comfort CAN NO. 76.11WCA49-C PAN AMERICAN BANK OF sich personal representative Pac Furnace CPF 10, ORLANDO, N. A., formerly Citizen All persons lnlw*V#d In the ntate "OOd, Tappan Range, and Mercury Wall to National Bank of Orlando, IcrpetIng located therein and to whom 0 COPY of Notice of Plaintiff. Administration s been ore WITHIN THREE hUbeen lUIdagainst you and you RICHARD 0. EATON and MARIAN MONTHS' FROM THE ATE OF we rewired to Wve a COPY of your 0. EATON, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF written defensm if any, 10 it on WEIMAN: his wife; ESTHER MERIT CREDiT THIS NOTICE.,OfU : ons JOHN M.MCCORM N, INC.: And NORTH they may have that challenges the W Plaintiff,CII address is Post ORLANDO WATER AND SEWER results you'd never attain being be far better than their ALL ON A 4W00 OF t0fl anded in the WITNESS My Hand And Sal of this Court on this the ird day at September, A.D. 1,7& Defendants. NOTICE op SUIT Norton year numing NEWS LCH TO: CHRISTINE COLEMAN THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF decsss.d, and the unknown heirs (Seal) THIS NOTICE, to file with the cl k divisors, $55igeis umbra Añ1*jr H. Beckwlffi er too assertive. Remember this In beginnings. The ream? You your one4"ne relatIonships. have a powerful ally In Lady* - I TO: or required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF —— I SILO, PSI Maly Ellen 600 Pt. 233& Oct. 7,14, HEREBY NOTIFIED persons .Ii,,.H,%11 th. seems to show Your horizons are fin$II7 ii • promisethe ,of ia isi Thi are ft. D jud over the next hill will erase emotherde (e those ShI Utdo deeper. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) You PISC (Feb. 80-March 20) 71 In - . slig. H. it" Vanier estate w@ — — Wr 60 4010 00 ~ I ~ Th something you did recently that alternatives could be even was not acknowledged at th ---- _____ a In `~ ! , justments on F1' __ AsLToWit:$ed Th ursday Evening RESIDENCE UNKNOWN NOT lfl$ the admInistral ion of the "late DII Solon tor Dissolution of WI E SS McCoy- d1C6IFile marriage hat been filed ogairof you Number 7& n2.Cp. Is pending In the Ond You JR rewired to som a copy circuit coy" I" Seminole Courlty, at your written dttwftg to It, if Florlds, Probate Division, the ad. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE an Carroll Burke, Attorney any# far dr*U of which Is Seminole County EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. Petitww, *I"* address IS 612 COurthOI San". FlatIds. The CUIT, IN AND FOR semi"011.1111, Sanford Atlantic Bank Buildl ft. PKI"reproliontallirg a,the estate FLORIDA Sanford, Florida, and file the • Is S. JOSEPH DAVIS. JR.. . Civil Action Ni. 75le77.cA.ø.0 orlglnl with the Clerk of Circuit address I9 Post Office son 1330, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Court, Sanford, Seminole County, S&IIIIN , Flairlds, 32771. The name TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Florida, an or before ths III day at and address of the Personal plaintiff, October A. D_ III otherwise ' ripfUIntatIVV$ vs. default will b ontired agabnt you ,, forth belew. CHRISTINE COLEMAN, for the reUef dem V CANI=(June 21-July n)A AQUARIUS (Jan. &Feb. 19) T French Avenue, Sanford, Florida name at SEMI MARGARET MARIE WELCH SERVICE, and that LITRuck Ins to gpiç said name with ,, cI.r _ ic%Mt the da In Court Seminole County. DONALD BROWN WELCH dance with e' ous proyIsns of "' OTHER ' you encounter a roadblock to 19) A delayed dividend may be your p1m today, make ad- in store, In payment for . — — — n-. CAPRICORN (Dec. 30) If TELEVISION LISTINGS AND venthat IN THE ESTATE: today about a career matter. without ten of being over. by An Ssnesssi 01 qW0Z.ThWWft.. SFW IT waw I mr THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL close the des! today. bed earlier. 'lian — E TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST F Fr ii IL . 1 , 35 Social 31fsavsnlybody I? 4 British 26 Accomplishes 43 Pilasker soldlem 27 Scathe 46 Man's name 5 Too low I 2$ (keel Lake 47 Transmit Bicse,* 29 Notm 49 33 Goddess of I"Istuaboln 34 Onto I — ________ I 31 Nonste 34 Blemish 40 Left' 20 "a" Makers 41 Cleansing 22 Mascubne *PM nickname 42 Sumstran 23 outer garment squirral shrew I Flower 31 Pedal digIft 32 Son of Gadi I I ________ _____ 19 = (Bib.) - I I _____ McCoy NOTICE OFADMINIST,9 The first part of your day may " Your It caisse you acme moments of you're on the scent of anifet)rTak.hesrt.ThapwW Something i t0bè be as pod later a they were proftbd& . to It. You can 0 Ooks ft dt DOWN 30 American • ) TAURUS (April XMay 20) SAOfl'TARIUS (Nov. 23.Dea' one — 0 I I _______ 9 Carondl 23 Holley's far #A" w4aw PICKED FOR TII BLILLETIN ____ 7 Make loce I nose to the Found ___________ , 1 ,- 52 Mineral rock 63 Short locket 54 DisbureW 55 OW" mop 18 PAO" 20 seem" 21 Cold ti 1 51 Poi thents I \ 50 Arrow Ilmlon BESS - FLORIDA CIVIL A4. cTim too. ,4.7s.c*.si 00 Me"16" "III'us,ayu OF I SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. pj (Mirth 31-April 19) name 49 Craze .., at Thailand - ____ 4$ MoO,. k* sfijr is ____ Friday. October 1. 1976 For _______________ FICTITIOUS NAIASI áO%. it ijid — NiiI4— Lood Wki— Plf . I,,.,,,,, ] - .~~ SPI I �--L!iss 1Iu sNsvt FL NOTICE TO Til lPusuc Seiko N hereSy gisan ma IS dIl ,Io.d at AuetMSnt if IS. CIty I !anford will SeSes special MsslS on Friday. Octiher S. lill, in IN 'City Heft at 11:30 AAt in eider I cepsfoq a rsluM for a varlem it ISo Zaning Ordinance as N peelain to side yard setbacks and klcrsai arts Of fl lfto 04 atieftnif III 14 the GC-1NflW o'stiict. r. ii' d Lots I I 11, ReSlnesws $iwysy. Being mere Ipictficalty desceie 1IS*. IXh N. The use pow Is for addition to 01tf fl Iftreft,lota"a _ """' C)dcndo-Wjnt.r Pork CLASS11 IED II 1 UMM016 322461 831-9993 CLASSIFIED . DEPT. Orman Offiru 25 lImos .....llca line 2tIlMI .............S4caline Board of Adjustment Publish: Sept. X. 197 DEDi.p Rent cr$elt-lmmaculate3l$ 0 2 barn, carpeted, garage. fenced yd. 11 50 me. fl3.7at4 ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 2 Lines Minimum DEADUNES I' Noon The ky Before Publication SUfldOU-Ii loon Frkioy NOTICE OP GENERAL ELECTION USSMaJ,. ______________ 3 beihini lake, large lot With citnis. Cent. H. A, cwpelk, many extras. A.1 coed. W.M. 323kV. ___ lOrd- my OwneV. 3 on, y baths, central HI?, screen patio, carpeted l3L1IO.327.1g03ajtes-. .arkRldoe,3SN,3bath,s.lttplan, central air, screened porch, fenced ved I.r •.u.lh. . with Welber. am lat., a am"" ___ WWer$prhs-3$L1bsth,po,ct, )fon4y 1150 month, $100 deposIt. 1 year loaw. cliff Jordan, Realtor, 5310222 RATES IIhrvS times ........ 4lcaline HOURS 1:01A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY ?Srv FRIDAY SATURDAY t.Nosn IL L. Pet-5lng Deftend-3lR,nb.gh,ptIe,,p4. 3521 after 3p.m. ______ One S .0 ouse, $150. Also BR, $130. Kitchens furniShed. Air. Fenced yard. 3224341. ADS. n-46J305 mtg.aIS.2244o,323.I3llaftei'S. - lNO R OR BUYING? Come. RDUCID$2,0N _ Seautlfullyrinodeledêrosms, 1100 ,, -. roof, gas furnace, large fenced lot. Near high school. 1)0,300. Owner 323. fl Deii 7$ beautiful hO tO dIMK from. Phyllis C.ppenl, RealtorAssociate. After PI FRICKE PRICKE & ASSOCIATES INC.. REALTORS $3)3333• ywr ImeClassified Ads. I PR, 1%i baths, paneling, carpet, 1rapes, central aIr, $33,100. zistlng mortgage, $30050. 1 W mo. 3230502. Furs, or Unfurn. 3 ON, 2 be hi, carpet. drapes, utility rm., c port, air coed. 3224730 or 333.21 Sale or Lease - - - '* .. .a 11 - ________ __________ ____ _______ Stenstrom - _________________ ftOO Reward Landscaping & law. Care Improvements - ..".".. __.., - ___ -- ________________________ ____________ - Piano Services Nov Nag ______________________ ~ Service Nome Improvement - 4; -- BATEMAN REALTY 1. g e4l Estate Br)ker 7631 . Ave 372164) , ______________ 3 OR, 1, bath, red briclr. Must sell. Willing to talk terms. $704'. p'I °- 4 - Well Drdling - W. GARNETT WHITE _. Landscaping & Cars Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 107W Commercial PhOne 327 711). S.rnfor h:- KES!DrAPARTMEP1TS Highway Ufl,$anfor'j Across From Ranch House.., 323-167o or 431-977 _ LA , REALTY Mini Farm o, S. Sanford Ave., sill or trade for Sunland Estates home. GEO. WILLMER, ASSOCIATES, INC. REALTOR. 0316900. ________ 3tol Family Rental UnitsWante,i Private Buyer , Studio, 1, 2.3 I Phone 319-5357 - Olympia Portable Typewrite,, 550 Invalid Bedside Commode, $20. 323-1049 between I I 4 p.m. 5 r Front Disc Brakes - Steering latic Transmission ,ibic Inch V-8 idlo 11 Ill III liii L4 1'11..LLJJJI Mi I _ ':. It Fits The Family Ford Fleet waiting for you on e lot and showroom i. . .- (S . . r , :-J -. - ) . ,I i r r . ) C. . . - : I J - t I _,, .", ' Mm t ' 741 . I floor. So ... come on out and be one of the first to see the '77 line. •: OP01 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY. SUNDAYS 1 P.M. TO S P.M. ' - , !F1.501`1'3 FLORIDA POSES Woodruff' C.afiJOrl Canta? 601 Celery kvs to nt blue Lustre Electric Carp.' '7? 44 4t -n- f ,7, '--:-.V - 644.8916 il,,-, .i .'.._ '!T.r - !N-,* I ~~ ltJ - 37 ,~ 1llJ . 0 HWY. 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD., SANFORD PHONE 322-1481 WINTER PARK I I 64-Equipment for Rent Jack Prosser Ford iM j q, #,ry.- -y - -'l .4-'...' .... ;'Iz' . '1 - -' ' (and Budget) 0 -Lawn Garden - BUILOER.DEVEL PER - - I 41 These are only two of the new py Machints (4). repossessed. With warranty fr om 1)50 Call 6210911. 3ralley Qdham.3234670 - . l1 , -_---------- S , • - The All-New Trim-Size FORD LTD ,,, food or steil desks, executiv, disk & chairs, %ect,farijI desk, & chairs, straight chairs, tiling Cabinets. aS is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Cassilberry, Il 92. 530404 HomesreadyforyoUrinsp,ction and Immed ia te 0 Sanford Ave., 4 B$o.ks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT t 1-0251001;%mvia-L ' ' ._--- Used Office Furniture 1- ' W 60-Office Supplies J. ''.\ -. -'tL'---'---. CARROLL'S FURuilTpjp i i ~ ~ il li l ~ il l~ ~ ~ ~ il il I ---- --- A Pianos & Electronic Organs with aJtorn3?ic rhythm section, Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball'i PianoS Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W First St. 32222S3 • VA Financing Nothing Down . FHA • Conventional-5% Down - ' 'S hampooer for only $130 par di) - - ii SOUTH - --i- L-L -. .< iu••uuiiim UPright Practice Piano 1)00 322 4163 ,SANORA - -. Ii DON'T STORE IT, SELL Il with a low cost Classified Ad. '7$ Johnson. 12' V BM Fib. Boat. '1$ Ca", Trailer, '76 Evinrude 9.1 tip. Complete Excel Cond. $330 in 3409. * NO CHARGE NO CHARGE NO CHARGE NO CHARGE NO CHARGE 59-Musical Merchandise i l-L5, iany other luxury Thunderbird available 1971 Larson Boat with 123 HP Evinrude and Trailer. 349.5440. ,,!L15%sioRhlI lIy Managed %, . plus freight .--" 322.2090 r I 1 $ni $ 06 3 eprice: 15' Fiberglass Orlando Clipper, 70 Pip Mercury motor, till trailer, 1150. 349-5105 after S and weekends. Highway 64 east, near Geneva . ISOS W. 25th St. I..' Lean & Clean, T-Bird for 1977 is- truly the affordable sportscar. 77 THUNDERBIRD ROBSON MARINE 2925 Hwy 17 92 3723941 135 I A I MARY BLVD., SANFORD PHONE 322-1481 W.P. 664-8916 I'll. -11~ 1 ".. ........ . ., I 55-Boats & Accessories One Bedroom From L . Bicycles, Toys, Games, Shoe Skates. Books. Clothes, Misc, 269 Short St., Lake Mary. Adult..amily ,% - Carport Sale - Fri., Sat., Sun. Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped _____ HWY. SEE THEM FRIDAY, OCT New Lookl New Size I New Pricel YARD SALE- Everything priced to go. Furniture, Misc. 2 wrought iron lawn chairs, IS each, III Beth Dr. (Ravenna Park) Sat. III 7. 322-334.4. _______________ _ Ford "''.-' - Ir BACKYARD SALE- Friday Noon tll 4, Sat I Sun 10-6. Come s.e. 2907 S. Park. -- Lu*ury PAtio Apiftents O,rd, &, Seminole 'County, - ' z GARAGE SALE- all day Fri I Sat. 705 S. Park, Furniture, Clothes, Everything. state Wanted eneva Transmissiou . fil AAk- - YARD SALE- Rummage & Plants. Birds of Paradise, Crotons, Hanging Basketi, I More. 3321 S. Sanford Ave. Fri., Sat.. I Sun. Trade Special CallBaft F esents Th RUMMAGE SALE-Sat. I Sun. 402 Juanita Court, (Sunland Estates), Crafts, New I, Used. Misc, Merchandise r a tr if% JACK GARAGE SALE- Winter Springs, 3Oö Mow Rd.,3 Family, Fri., Sat., Sun. Furniture, Toys, Clothes, much more. LARRYSAXONINC.,REALTOR ____ Now at Jack.Prosser Ford II]'ki.DThrsj ST. JOHNS RIVER 300' of water front, wooded. Seminole County. Secluded, priced to sail 112,000. 421-1049. 47-Real I ' kA91N OMAP Garage Sale. Friday, Saturday 1. Sunday. 701 M.at$le St. Lots of Items, everything goaL 337.5439, Hunting Camp In Farmington Area - 2 Lots, 134' x 144', with 25' aluminum trailer with bath & built on room. Elect ricity, deep well, fenced garden. 322 5331 or alter 33Q, 37224$. irli 322-2611 Em While They're Hot" L.., I FUTURA LOf,4sl3, $3,000. NegotIable. 323. 7519 after S. __________________ a CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS p.) &A - -- ' - ' _______________ - - GE ' []H Sewing Land Clearing We handle governmen repcsiesslons, all area. Smal dawn, seller pays closing costs ______________ ________________________ - DAVE'S In 611' ___________ - ________________ i1 7-TrUCkS.TraIleI'I _____ _____ Rentals 77- Avtes Watsd We Buy Furniture Hoist Lifter; combination showe and commode chair; swive walker; bath tub bench; commod extension seat; wheat chair Ira for Ernest 5 Jennings whet chair; $at cushion and back its for wheel chair. 322.4117. Deluxe Aluminum above grouni IDYLLWILDE- 302 Dogwood- Eves. 3 3 ",X0 swimming pools. (2) 15'x24' ant ExecutIve 3 BR, 2 bath, on large 15'x33' complete. 1 yrs. old Lake Mary - 35R, IV, both two lot in Idyllwllde, Brick fireplace reposse.sd. Sacrifice. 'it price homes. Start at living room, breakfast bar, $21,300 With so Call collect 303-273.0410. dawn. Government funding, B builder, 131-14.4g. Equ Wanted, Residential site to, al Housln CITY- 1033 West 1st St.- Needs a °PPortunity. P swimming pool. Leadinil I little attentIon, but loads of distributor wants a nice backyart to diSplay r.ew 1976 model abovt BALL REALTY to sping , O train & Lake ground pool. Top Con$Ideiatio,1 Monroe. A lot for only $11,900, given for prime location. Call 304 Reg. Real Estate Broker 422-1220 collect. SALES - RENTALS LONOW000- 751 Lormann Circle, 117W. 1st ST., Sanford North- 3 BR, fl'i bali, home In WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 322-3 O 322-2737 after Mrs. super location. Lots of extras -BUY-SELL-TRADE Including carpeting, kitchen LOyIy 3 OR, 2 bath, Central heat S, 311-313 B. First Si. 332 san equIpped and fenced, app, air, family rm,. garage, large t11. i... y.ru, .parol e studio. 13.000 equity & assume loan of - 51-HOusehOld Goods COUNTY- Wekiva Park Drive- 3 332.000. BR, 2 bath. custom built, water front home on Wekiva. 42#1jI Homes BY SINGER Equipped kitchen, Central air I One of Sincj,rs top Totjct and heat, wall-to-wall carpeting, plus See Zg Zag machines Atumt Schutt Chateau - 3 op, 1½ beds more, $45,000, with 12 ma. ualancpOf %I$5 SOar pay $$) 90 pee bath, 12' xli' with 3' x 12' 110 out. Buyer Protection Plan Warranty, month Will take trade In Sing.. Callafter3,323.I1U. enu.ppvd to hg tag & make buttOr LOCH ARBOR- 46.9 Crystal Lake PioI. Balance of $51 U or IC LOIIQWOO&I BR mobile home with q. Ave.-.Conveni,nttyiocat35, nice Fla. room. On high dry W. paymentS of $6 Call credit 1 bath home. Ideal far 4.'wv. "image,, 322 9411 or see at retired couple. Large let In quiet _____________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER neighborhood, Loads of potential. Embassy, 12'x60', excel. cond. 307E 1st 5'.. Downtown Priced to sell quick at *15.000. Carpet, Refrig., Stove, front kitchen, washer, dryer, wood Call Sarifora's Sales Leader pantled, bar, ready to move. $211,00 52-Appliances or best offer. 3656)62 322- 2420 Tomorrow may be the day you tell GE Washing Machine, good con, dillon. $75 or best offer. You move ANYTIME that roll -way bed you've It. 322-6323. Multiple Listing Service nowhere to roll away ... it you place a Classified Ad tod ay. - REALTORS Apt, $ize avocado Refrigerator. 3315 PARK Freezer, $125. 333-1771. 43-Lots-Acrj -KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, usid machines. LET'S TRADE SANFQJ1D47 dry Atres MOONEY near St. - -APPLIANCES 373-0497 J'iShaded corer, excellent location, .itini. 6 1I0,. 411-1111. equity and exchange for 2 BR SACKETT INVESTMENT 54-Garage Sales mlle. $34900 CORP.. REALTORS BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU $177.37 total monthly payment, 810 l Pct. rate, 34omo$$, Realty LOCH ARBOR- 104 Orange LOSdsOfpclentlallIlR,3bam,ln lovely Loch Arbor. Needs some repairs. Priced to sell at _________ - 7G-Swap & Trade - ____________ &A9 ____________________ Ru_[state AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, shots. 1 male, S moo., $300. I imale, I moe., $130; 343-3110 Greet Dane pups, male & female for sale. 332.3553. SWIMMING POOL. SACRIFICE. Leading manufacturer or distributor has aluminum t o tangut.as- piols left over from IT 3 season, half price. Ovarantes d Installation and terms, Call 30 I. 535.913) collect. , I! 32 1 - 6-ald 60 Wanted to Buy IN Uppland 4 65-PetISupplils - Thend., $Ø. 35, me-711 Forrest Greene Inc. . ____ -, SO-Mscallansous for Sol SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET BUYJUNK CARS- trom$1ofo$20. 150 0115W) pick-up. 1510 or beet Anyone can be a seller or a bum. Call 3221431 after a p.m. Offer. 'U VW Chassis with drive charge No All admitted ire. Shaft. 11 50 or best offvf'. 1410110 - Come browse every Sunday 9to 5 Sell that extra bike With a low cost offer 1. Cash for Antiques. Conslgnrn,nts Classified Ad. RETIREMENT HOMff- 2 Olt, at the Movleland Drive-In wanted, Hi-way 46 Auction Theatre, South li-fl. Phone 322BROWSE AND SAVE. .. It's easy GallerIes, 3226972. bath, located class It hospital for Sile r 1216, shoppIng. Only *13.000. and fun ... The Want Ad Way. MORE CASH Hahn Riding Lawn Mower 30" PIN BY WOODS BARN We Buy 1123 For Wrecked or Junk English Setter, AKC, 3 Yr. old male, Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell Looking for a lob? The Classified L.asea Datsun including Z cars and PINECRI$T-3 BR. 1 bath, iiI. 322-0573 Ads will help you find that lob. done some hunting. Best offer. 323. for 30 pat, commission. Free Pick. celleid condItion. 2 A-C uniti1. Cars & Trucks trucks. For Information call Bill WS(J3 2411 ext. II. ups. Auction, Saturdays 1 p.m. The Belt Buy In Town - A low cot Ray or Jack Mink, 131-1311. REALTORS fenced yardwIth well, utilIty she Any year thru days _________ Imany Other extras. A bargal Sanford 327 2210. Classified Ad. weak. Ca ll collect, $41-3131. Catil Kittens t'i..A . NOW IS THE TIMEI JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and price at only $19,900, $2 Each t0 good home -OWNERS TRANSFE RRED '73 Models. Call 323-5570 or $34Guaranteed reconditioned out S Cash 322-4132 INEIDTO5ELLI 4405 Dealer. 71-Motorcycles COMPLETELY batteries, $12.93 •xchangi RENOVATED. 3 BE, 1 battt, Pinecrest, $19,350, Save money on TV's I Fu#niture. _______________________ REEL'S BODY SHOP, 110 p Oov. owned homes, low prIce,p For used furniture, appliances, -: Mt Dora Auction ever Friday 1563 Chevrolet, 1115 Good sticker. 3 BR, 3 bath, Holly Ave., $31,3, - 60-Wanted to Buy low down payments. Locate Sanford Ave. tools, etc. Buy I or '1001 Items. MyCI, insurance 7:30 P.M. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 3 BR, 2 barn & pool, $31000. Also INS Dodge Van, 1300; 321throughout Seminole County. Larrya Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. BLAIR A NCY Mt Dora 904353 1745 i- 4 P1,3 bath, Wilson Place. W.M. 0134. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinet We buy and sill good furniture and 323-3144or323-7710 Counter tops. Sinks. lnstallatk In Want to buy furniture, toilet fIxIII antiques. HWY 14 AUCTION 1973 Super Beetle. one owner, ex. Stemper.Reajbr Jim Hunt Realty, Irn00 available. Bud Cabell. 322-00i 12 tures. - anything of value, 322GALLERIES, 332-4972. . Wm. H. 75-Recreationel Vehicles l ,Condition. lU's. Phone anytime. 545, 2321 Park Dr. 322.211 II95. French Realtor AMMO . SHOTGUN IRIFLE. - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED After "ours Antiques and collsctablej wanted. Mutt Sacrifice-- 1973 Streamline, 3231211 33 322.3591 322-10613224164,322.1,k '73 Kawaskl, 150 CC 322044 Pd. off. Sanford Auction, 1300 1- Top prices, used, any Condition, 1912 Flat ISO Spider Small items of quality Iewelry, '4 ft. Gregory Mobils Homes, 3103 614 1124, Winter Park. With Extras, Good Condition French Ave., 333-7350, china, etc. 3231111, 10 to S. Runs good radio, appro. 33 MPG Orlando Drive, 323.5200 ST. JOHNS REALTY CC $450 327,3109 $910. 321-0113 Antique upright Piano, pain BROKERS sprayer. Rockwell slide rul Days-3".4133 calculator, household I yart Nlghts-3fl.3332 goods. 322-3400. I LAKEA*ARY_.. SUBMIT C,FE Sparkling 3 BR, Ui bath home with lamiIyroom, Inside launigry oo,,, central heat & air Ii...e $24950. owner wante 'oot'e • With Option CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, I'. is QUA LITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES FLORIDA Models i$-tbIp Yntsd 2 BR, I Country Trailerboth. ir. a Beautiful Mayfair home A GENERAL ELECTION WILL -$123 month plus deposit, Cllift Central Nesting and Air Conditioning Below market value BE HELD IN THE CITY OF IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? Jordan, Realtor. m1-$fl. Bookkeeper, full time for cot Carpeting WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ON Owner-Broker, 3331167 or 322-rn? IN YOUR FAMILY? strudlon co. Experienced ON [ THE 7th DAY OF DECEMBER, mnio bil*1n 91 S AL ANON STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it lfl$., FOR THE PURPOSE OF 34- biIe Homes jjtj, ' .... . Classified Ads dtn't ELECTING A COUNCILMAN, For families or friends of Foreign Car Mechanic. S yn. ex proble, OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 TIL 5 work.. .theri wouldn't be any. SEAT ONE, A COUNCILMAN, Toyota. Datsun, VW I MG.. 001 2 BR Trailer, clean, all drinkers. utilities, Tv SEAT THREE. AND A COUN- For furthir, qualified people need only. Cal information call 423.454 & host. Accept lchild. t4opet...5 CILMAN, SEAT FIVE: EACH FOR for appt. 12.3 p.m. 41i-5334. or write w A TWO YEAR TERM OF OFFICE. Sanford Al Aisin Family . ,..,. FISHING LAKE- sits this I Group P.0 = 11 ~W:; THE PLACES OF VOTING WILL beautIful 3 BR, rancher, with i BOX 333. Sanford, Fla. 3277). 12' wide. furnished, 1 BR, A'C. BE CITY HALL 102 N. MOSS central haat & air coiilulioning. Adults. Also 1 trailer space. 31 2. ROAD, FOR PRECINCTS 13 AND ARE YOU TROUBLED? Carport. screened porch, extra Call TelI &Mo 5919. 31; FIRE STATION NUMBER 2, 2 1 1 W. 2311) Free, U43037 for "We Cars"large lot,wfth 110- an lake. Asking Sanford, Fla. NORTHERN WAY, FOR $30,930. "Hotilne," Adults or Teens. 'YOUR LITTLE FEE 4CENcr Mobile home with large Pta, rim. PRECINCT 30. For Appointm. Call U&322-3103 Uppdpallomes Private shaded yard. S. Santo DYNAMIC PROPERTIES THE ELECTION BOARD SHALL FACED WITH A DRINKING Ave., Adults. No pets. in-Sill. CARES? S. V. Hardwick, Broker PROBLEM CONSIST OF MRS. RUTH LAVO, Deltona. 415-6411 Perhaps Alcohelic Anonymous MRS. NORMA LANG, MRS. Jk WHO PLACES PEOPLE? Can Help HELEN GREEN, MRS. LOUISE 37-Business Prcg*rty, 011101111 WHO HAS ASMALL FEE? Call 42345V OWENS. MRS. PATRICIA LOM. 19 REALTORS 2O71$thst. BAR DI. MRS. MARGE WILLIAMS. Write P.O. lox 1213 - AAA EMPLOYMENT PRIME OFFICE SPACE multiple listing service San ord, FlorIda 3J7l MRS. REET ELLIOTT AND MRS. Wi or interested? DRUOCLERIC -----------------$310 th Without Lasso, Mode RUTH MEWEL ASST. FOREMAN ............. Building. Air Coed. I Carpetlft5. PRICE REDUCED 33,500. Owner TROY J. PILAND. ____ 323.120). CASHIER ..................... state. Country home, )it W Ir -~K MAYOR ii f ALJkIr rsi i StAitI INDUSTRIAL . uwroom, a W. PubliSh: Sept. 30 Oct 7. 11, 21. 1574 The "Good Ole Oeyi" have never SEAMSTRESS............... .ath,CH&A,ca(p&,d, family room DEO.133 If" the Classified Ads. - . The _'C.',3 and dining room, 2 car garage. SHEETMETALMAN........$410 Buys are still The Still ______ ____ For the return Of purse and contents. MECHANIC, FOREIGN ....... ..$315 Keep money. 322.1301. AUTO BODY MAN ............. $410 STATININTOPOWNIRSNIP 2 ACRES LAND; Geneva ar. Well. ADVERTISING SALES, MANAGEMENT AND Comm. Name AlUmlflVRI Siding Zoned for mobile home. $1000. CIRCULATION OEBITAOENT ................tI Cbm (NiedWitU$c.34s$) LEGALSECRETARY .........3310 STORE BUILDING with 3 apart- I can cover your home with alum I. Title Of Publication: The DIESEL MECHANIC, mints. 7th & Cypress. $11,900. Siding I, sotfil System Also Carpentry, Remooelinq, Additions, 41-Houses ii Evening Herald CLASSA.....................ON Educational child Care for as low as Custom Work. Lk.nt..e -- ,,.... . ,.,.-_. . --, Ai&&a 'c- .. ""v yr IDate of Filing: September 30, PIZZAMAKER ................ So *3. weekly if you qualify. 332.$43 Free estimate. 3" 60]1. Mowing, Edging, Trimming E.gie Siding Co len . or 323-1433. Hal Colbert Realty NO SUB-DIVISIONSmall Feti matas. Pflone37l.1792 1Frequency of hue: Dilly and ____________________ -WE SELL SUCCESSWindow Washing, Floor Str.,'pung a, Free House. Small Price. 3 an. 1 battI' -201 Commercial 323-7832 Sunday - Except Saturday. 323-3174 sewing room. Nest and cot Waiting. Carpet Shampooing. A. No. of Isom PuNished An. EVES 322.1517 or 322 -0412 hbavtV Care Free estimate. 323 ssi. fortable. Sick yard large enoug mtahty 312. Pest Control for a garden. Drive by 2105 Hell) " SanfordCentral Heat & Air Conditioning. S. Annual Subscription Price 3. BR, CS, air, creenii than call for more Information. Mate companion to lIve In and For porch, double lot, fruit large oak free estimates, call Carl TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON care for elderly woman. Must 4. Location of known office of trs, nice neIghborhood. sip,eqo, Harris at SEARS in Sanford M. IDYLLwILDE School new.7 room 'former ly "Of lestsBeautyNook ) have driven license. 3314%a after 29-4t oom ART BROWN PEST CONTROL bbc.iion (Street, City, County, 319 E. First 332.574 $2,000 dn. about $110 per mg. and 2 baths, well shaded fencp4 ip.m. -25o7 Park Drive nerwillfinanc,.3032Jeferse,, Stale and Zip Coda); = North --_____________ Yard. Has Ice maker refrigerate, - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. I( 322iS5 Ave. 332-1374 French Avenue, Sanford, Seminole UNEMPLOYED? Never again If Room With good food & receatlon. or 333-4*37 after 4. WANT TO SELL dishwasher, disposal and well to Classified Ads didn't work there County, FlorIda 32771 Swimming pool, fishing, hobbles. you hays sincere desire and wuirring lawn. varier has already Y'JUJ' rwmcr wouldn't be any. PINEACRES REST HOME i.ss. S. Location of the headquarters or Buying a new home? Moving t an ambition: Serious only pleas, call moved and says sell. $27,950, GOOD LOCATION 2332. pensfal business offices di me apartment? Roof Repairs, Carpentry, Painting,5742056 after 1 p.m. or write 1010 publishers (Not prlMers) Some as WE have homes from $100 down, Nll large 3 OR, 1½ bath, block Home Repairs, Guttering, Cemint Giovanni, Deitona. Fla. 32743. move home. Assume $14,701 mtg., Get some action with a Herald veterans no Work. Free estimates, iii sso. -30-Apartments Unfurnished 3. Names and complete •s, Nurses: RN', S LPNi, Aides. Aid. $1S1.kmonthIy. Low equity. Move St op and think a ml, .te - it Classified ad. We'll help you write _____________________________ companion. Needed' Immediately. Of Publisher. editor, and managing in now. C.H.A. Enclosed garage, an ad that will bring tat? tale Ciassilled ads didn't work. thefe 11 Lot I Classified Ad help you find Harold Hall Realty editor: 6210434. BAMBOO COVE APIS CALL 3fl.34fl more room for storage. Classified wouldn't b any. Publisher Wayne 0. Doyle, JOHN SAULS AGENCY Ads find iuy.rs fast. REALTOR, MLS One & 2 Bedroom apartments, Management opportu Sanford. Florida nity availabi ForInuirview furnished or unfurnished. Newly 323.5774 Anytime Brolier,in mi Assoc 32301*3 PerSo Editor Norman H. OshrIn, San. nal call 313. redecorated. Come we. B. Alp-poet W. Florida Blvd.. Sanford, 323.1310. Longwood area- Living In country Managing Editor William 0. LPN, 4 t 12 shift. Geriatric ix. with city comfort. 3 BR, 2½ baths, m Currie. Sanford. Florida pIrI.nce preferred. Apply In OVIEDO.FTtj- Duplexes. Furn. or all brick home. We acres, zoned AI. Owner (If owned by a carpAlterations, Dress Making, Drape', LIGHT HAULING YARD $nj Unfurn., Wooded, Horn. size lots. Nursing & con1, would consider option lease Upholstery . 3320707, oration, it, name and address must AND GARAGE CLEAN-Up ESTERSON LAND CLEARING valelcent Cuter, t30 MellonylIle RIOGEW000 VILLAGE. 363. 2410. 831-2335. be slated and also Immediately Phone 31-3371 ____ BuIIdOIlno. flu-ti wn,.h -. Exeavati,in. -Ave. 3131. thereunder the names and ad. Fill dirt, top NEED A HOME? S100 down dresses of stOckhol*ri Owning or 3 room apt. utilities included. 1st I, Tree paymen t to qualified buyers. 3 MACHINIST holding 1 per cant ci' more Of total Salet pr r season Tell he 'rage last mo. required, 322.2710. BR, 1½ baths, central heat, Imouni Of stock. II fiat Owned bya. EperIsnci. $mIItys Inc. has aq $ people about it With i Classified lMiaidlite opening. Good pay, lew as-IiSI. corporation, the names and a. employment. Ad in the Herald 372)41; $31 MAYfAIR- Attractive 3 bedroom steady employ Apply to: NOW LEASING esses of the individual owners "" 9993 Tree -Trimming, Cutting 1 with paneled family room. Central Smftys Inc., V14 O,iiti Drive, TWO STORY stucco, I BR, 2 bath, must be given. If owned by a part. Sanford Court heat and air, WWC, brick patio Removing. Licensed and lnsurd, C.E.SHEPHERD Sard. 3222512. family room, large separate nsf-ship or other unincorporated and a fenced ant. Compare at: Painting, Remodeling, General Phone 3flIlOSorfl31$4, Apartments garage with convertible storage firm, its name and address, as well Service station attendant 8. 121111100. Repairs, Call 373 U75. - HUGHEY EQUIPMENT area. $11,500. New modern single story 1 1 2 as that of each individual must be mechanic. Bell's Union is Station, Lite Clearing; Mowing, Discing; -bedroom apts. and completely given.) Hwy 4.4 Longwood. LAKE MINNIE- right across the Carpentry. Remodeling I. Fill Dirt; Clay; aodi; Sand; Roofing. furnished studio apartments. The Martinsville Bulletin, Mar. streett WITr REALTY 3 bedroom, I ba th CS SiC*h0e Loader. Pt,, 3235077, Housewasning, Painting, inside & Conveniently located I beautifully iinsyIle. Virginia Nursery Attendant for 3 fin. an home. Large eat-In kitchen, Low out Custom built cabinets & Rag. Real Estate Broker, 321.0410 landscaped. Abundant storage Walter A. GIalo, Sanford, Sunday-uy,r 17rs. old. 333-1323. taxes and the price is right at: iGel".11 Maintenance. Licensed, , 322-0179 333.7595 (Including attic) and "GE Energy 332.2745 Florida *32,730, 30 Yrs. exp. Also shempoolng Efficiency Package". From 1143. S. known bondholders. mar. We are looking for a retired couple WELLS DRILLID, PUMPS SANFORD- By Owner, 3SR, I carPets & re-upholsterIng, true Call 3210220 between S 13:30. tgagees, and oftiqr securIty holders SPRINKLER SYSTEMS to live on our property 110 acres, bath, screen front porch, 2 car INDIAN MOUND VILLAGEestimates, 5304030. town 10 minutes from downtown San. owning or holdIng) per cent or more PresitgIous 3 bedroom, 2 both with garage, carpeted, $11,300. 323-1504 SpacIous 2 BR, 1 bath, apt. Kitchen All t ypes and sizes ford). The lady will oil total amount oi hr, de,ma,a,,s large have house. after 6. bedrooms, beautiful Classified Ads will always give you equipped, dining room, living rm., -' We repair and service or Other securIties tu tPwre we keeping duties and care for our fireplace, I kitchen equipped. A mor e.. .Much ,Much More than YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING hr cond., carpeted throughout. none, so 51.10 children. The man will be STINE MACHINE IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A lVVetliadectlotwithacceutothe you o*ct Multi Only. References required. CARPENTER REALTY Sanford Atlantic National BIII4, SUPPLY CO. responsible for the cars of the ___________________________ beautiful St. Joh ns River. $49,500. fllOOil. ICI5P4 CLASSIF,IED AD LATELY. 207 W.7naSt. S.iflfof'd. Florida. REAL ESTATE around,. A saIa.ry and separate INC, Office & store space availiole, A. Total No Copies MLS REALTORS living Quarters will be off aria to downtown Sanford. Printed (Net Prep Run) the right couple e,pio must be ,g 321-W41 B. Paid Circulation $Ob rehotilit and Christian in31-Apartments Furnished To List Your Business ...Dial 1500 Acres, Osteen area. Owner 1, Sales through 20)7 S. FRENCH dividuals. References will be or 831-9993 must sell. dealers and carriers, checked bnfore Interviow is 1 BR., turn. apt., lights, water turn.. street vendors and arranged. Reply to Box 411, co Mature adults. No pets. 193. 322. 323•7541 countersajes The Evening Hsrald, P.O. Box ilk 2256 cue, I wk.days. 2. "I subscript Ions 169. Sanfoi'd, Fla. 32171. 331 'verloekIng Lake Monro.-3 BR, 2 C Total paid Circula. MONTHLY RENTALS Nth.W,000. Jenny Clark Realty, tion 5017 AVAILABLE Realtor, 322-1391. AVON D. Free distribution Color Tv, air Cond., Maid Sery. by mail. carrier or HAVE A 3 OR, 1 bath frame. 517.300-Terms VERY ~ QUALITY INN NORTH MERRY other means I-IL SR 434, Longwood available. CHRISTMAS- and the money to 512-1000 ~ *3mples, complimentary, pay for It. Start now-selling and other free Furnished 1 OR Apt. beautiful 3 BR, 1", bath, masonry. 11(0 down, products. Make copies beautiful money. Call 4443075 for is $100 $150 morel' PIt. C. Total distribution information. 3n.atsS TAFFER REALTY (Sum olC and D) am F. Copies not distributed Furnished one-bedroom apartment, Req Rail Estate Broker carport. sao per month. 2411 Chase IOE 2SlhSt office use, left 32US3 Ave. over, UfllCCOfed, . U ~ ~ Legal Notice lpOiled after print frig 330 SAN MO PARK, I, 2, 3 bcdi'ocm "Get Returns from news NOTICE UNDER trailer apts. Adult 4, family park. agents 42$ Weekly. 3513 Hwy '792, Sanford. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE G Total (Sum of E. Fl 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 373 1930. arid 2 - should i er&r&j Notice is hereby given that te Pquai rile government has released 2BR cottage on river, 1)73. UtilIties tndefllgned, pursuant to the run shown In) ow money for included. 322 Wi) or 3234301. subsidized housing to i certify that the stai we nnts made "Fictjtie, Name St atute" Chapter qualified buyers. New house, In a Florida Statute, will register by me above are correct and Air, carpeted, Quiet I and 2 rural area. No down payment. mplete, with Ins Clerk of the Circu;t Co,", bedrooms. $125 to 1133 month. Monthly payments less than rent. Wayne 0. 001 Is, mangfor Sminele County. Florida Call to see If you qualify. I Adults. Phone 322)5)0 upon rocefpt of ( proof of the Publisher pobF' t1on or titi' Publish: Sept. 30. W74 notice, the tic Lar-gi clean 3 room apt. ~? , 'J. . titiovO name; 19 "11'. SILL B1ER 44* , OED 133 . - - .-,. -~ M. VNSWORTH $130 mo. Adults, no pets OF ALTAAION .*A1.L under $31.5645 Reg. Real Estate Broker which it It 04i4fltd In btrsinei at 503W. 1st St. UNITED STATES DISTRIC3 Roam 305; AI'amntv Mel'. ii.lid 3 Room turn. apt., upstairs 323.404) or 323-0517 eves. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Altamo1436irlri16 FIdrida 27701. in -Ir Water Slights Included FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION the C?.y if 00itiontorigg Savings. Adults. $15 Park Ave. COURT NO. 74-N.OrI.Cl,.y - Florida. -UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, That the P*mly W0-4Ie$ Ii' laid 1 OR turn., apt., water furnlshid. ovaty 3 OR. 7 bath, carpet, Plaintiff, .v. OLIVER GRAYSON, .a as Near shopping area Adults only. Paneling. central heat I air, CcOli, Inc, Jr. and MARY ANN GRAYSON, his $100 ino. 3219535 Cr 3235759. fenced rear yard. Good neigh a Fiv,Is$a Corport' wife; LIBERTY LOAN CORP. OF borhood, close to schools and ORANGE; FUR.DalC at Aitd,1I0%1. 3',èinj,, SANFORD linford. Adults. Modern Studio, I shopping, Broker-Owner. Will NITURE CO. Defendant(s). - Sefn.ni)ie Cujivt, tId,ld mM', 14th BR & 2 80 Unfurn Air, Cerpetrd. ii'o4.. I2iJ. Ciii bony P-Iamm, NOTICE OF SALE - Notice is day of Septtybar, 1573. etc. S" Mo v. )21-ap)9, ReaIfo,'-M,olate PUNIUI S'$. 'A 3) A Ct 7. U. 171 h?e4y 'vn thatrsut --------1 OR, .*stalrs, screened porch, no FINAL GE CR C E of ForeIo-, DED114:: mtç on SrFtem' II, 1114 by the Pets. Air & hut. $123. 323 -4743. Nd'Tf.CE UlfOSS FIC'fITICU% above entitled Court, In the abeve Styled Cause, the undersigned TO rr s.t'r COItCEItti United States Marshal, or one of his REAL ESTATE kofl,go iS Ivia, The Cai?or duly authorized dep.jfIts, will Nil 322 1491 urcertlgne$, 7.urfupn1 to ft., the ProWtv situate In Seminole "Fic:iao.i. I8R apt ,kIt.equip,Ac, carpeted. Ni*a 5'L'h.tr', Chapter C County, Florida, described as: The Adults, No pets. $95. 312 3216 wk. OUNTRY LAKEFRONT 44Q144 Will rip0gor Eat! 7$ led of Lots $7 aM a of di'i alter 4. wiIf the Clek tti Circuit Covet, 0 Ci ijoy clean air and spectacular on. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. ac In 01111W diMc4e C3i.wy, Florida ThIs scenIc view on big Crystal it crdinq to the phi tfl.riOl rfurn'shed, two bedroom. Securit .410i4 re')apt 01 prof ,)l the :uear swimming i boating lake, recorded in Plot Hook 3. gage 31 Of Deposit. Adults Preferred. 372 Cublicotlq, of this rrnice, to wit ehlle r*'xlng on the carpeted the Public Records Of S..,IAOie Q1JII( U20 or 373 7313. CAR CARE VCtPQq*yiON Cl.caty, Florida it public outcry to lasse 'luge lakeview porch. ., ail.tti. MUFt•j, IOMIN. l*any large pines accent this and roe cash bidder 111;41, L1,111 vtuier which we are 1flt Noon ,flton Thursday, ta.' utmost new Creative 3 OR, 3V, 32-Houses Urtharnshcd at .•1.00 ercaijed In birome'SA at 2721 East WOM~ uath Cyltom dream. Formal Novtm,tr 4. 1914a' the west door cl iniqp 51rivil, 4ç,' the City at °yer, dining living I rooms, in. the Seminole CounJy Cowths& OR. Pt bath, paneling, carpet, Giie,t, F'crio. ormal kitchen I family room, Iwzford, Florida. drapts, central air, $710 mc. 1100 Vnat the party llWerest.d In Slid uIly equIpped iqr real family 11 I'll Oiled 9 2216 I W . dip. 3730502. busines s enterprisi is as ttuicms; lying. Drive down the country MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER Geoftrsy C Moihi, tnt t.;rough s'elely pines. Into United Sates Marshal Jack 30G3 Grove Drive pr" iderd Prosser our serenity, if you love the I • MiidIe District of Florida I OR, 11 / 1 Math, Family RM Oultk Car Csi C ountry and lake front Pu'lng, and i(ENDELL W. WHERRY $143. Into. Inwin corporation till inveSt 131.900. you will buy I Assistant UnII44i States Attorney 17-92 & LAKE Dated at 0rinøc, ()'&.g County. I one. Ca ll for an appt. n, Altorner for Plain tiff 20I S. $unland, 3 OR, ca.-poled, l-iQridj, 5tat,-.S.w V'l). W1a. PvbIiW sept , Oct. 7, to, 21, 11976 kapes. fenced, clean, lees,. 1)13. Sept, 30, Oct. 7, II, It, 1976 OEOISa Cliff Jordan Realtor t346311. tEDi - $311722 WHO -. 41m EXCELLENT CONDITION- 21111 1 beth, large screened porci11 kitchen equipped, beautiful lent scaped tot & many other extrat " Don't miss this buy at $70,500. I . or Lake Mary-Rent a 2 SR furniShted hem* instead of a house. spotlsIS. men profaned. No pets. 322-31 - . .- Got plenty of praspocts ...Adyuw JOHNNY WAER Re,. Real Estate STOUt ' GeneralContractor _______________ lueniq Nsr., 111. FL 41-4bsie ____________________ _________________________ ____ bitt), fully carpejd p, elm, Nest end air. Ptione 330 ~jft w,ta '-r '- p -- _s - reJ,./ L ' ' " -' L -,, - 'i"" ' ''" ...... 'S. ,,U_ "1_i1t 1 °1 ," • ..". . , i1' ,i '1 ' 14 �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.' ' . 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GEMINI (May 21-June ) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. F others moving stretch a few =' things will. Put the cap betk on You'll accomplish your pur. the toothpaste. maymet pose, CANCER (June 21-July 22) your = F F by Art Ss..o, —— so — - SWWW WILL MW HER AND r r Va WaH us. 1 L7 \ f - & I - ARICNI E i by Bob Montana ZI HE WENT TQ,4 LUNCHEON WHERE WAS - 9 l G ting A r i . 3 . a ByBOBIIA)YD Hauld Staff Writer County Court Judge Harold •.. — — - 15 — - F 17 - . — — have two questions I have rF IT MUST 88, COULD YOU HAVE THEM DO IT SEFORE, 133 *AKQIOI I KJ9I ,FAPL1 I - SATURDA"l -, , Saab You certainly don't need protein takes about seven gallons of milk. I've planned on seven gallons of milk for ewh doing this weekly, but I've Pound of muscle. Perhaps you heard the body would reject the think YOU need a pound of milk In such great quantity. Is protein for each pound of , this so and would it be a good idea! YALL LOVE ARTP4ENt muscle. That is not the case. About'75 per cent of the lean DEAR READER - You muscle is water. Only 1 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hsjmdshi 'rHis 'J IUXI( AT Y! T VIEW! mightgoto Your nearest YMCA orIf you are ln school to your physical education teacher and - TH GUY WHO UVES . WALLS ARE MMKTHIN./ H\ EVEWYTHING TRAT GOES ON IN THE NEXT APV:~rMENr! THAW OTI4ES THERE IS A BARREL a LAwf-IS/ 1L': -- - / , PRISCILLA S POP w p MUCH IT IS. 5CHOC)(- WORK SUFFERS' ) r ( , FOLKS BOUGHT A ej-r Tos-rEr.' j -. J• 4 V' • :. '- ______ by P&" 4f PASS Pan Pan Opening lead - K * f. . - ending. Dummy held a spade, diamond and club. West held One of each suit also, but,~ South did not know that. As far as South could tell West might well be holding a spade and two diamonds. South decided that he was. He led dummy spade, • And we knew better than to touch County Courthouse during a recess In their trial Tuesday. She added that none of the girls had shaved their pubic hair, which gave them extra "cover." . whether their performances are vulgar pa rtly In t he eye of the beholder, and depends partly on the dancer's own' attitude - whether she respects herself, said Margaret another of the dancers. "People know w hat to expect w hen th ey come to a strip contest, so they're not going to be offended," said the slender blonde. 'And j, ,1 -t: lO" CONFERENCES TUESDAY &T ATTONP - / / WERL16 V01jo M.fEfIPIG$ I1MDR AN R SSUM!D NAME TUMBLEWEEDS : by T. K. Ryon 149 CONULIPIN& SEGWNTOF E.G.:... 170 WLJ KNOW THAT -rH : r \ , VL EVaTl7-M A NEW 70MAHAWK CAN DE USEP FOR pFo01I Auxiliary .. by G"ThAeau 54VIV, AWAW M1V4?! -WW, )OVAZR -WOff, x9f/ A41E. ACAWMI gXrt#W&)W A"WAeaff MMW, ' __ -- , -. • .:..i 1t . -. ... • and wife, Laurie, savored as they celebrated his Bridge .....................7-B Calendar ...................9-A Why do the girls dance In the nude? "It's Comics good money," shot back [feather. t.fossword .................7-B no other good-paying jobs in the area Editorial ...................4-A especially if you don't have special - V - • • - . -. - I, - Sanford. Dickey, to become Seminoles third • - county judge when he assumes office in qualifications. Dr. Lamb It's not easy, taking off all one's clothes in horoscope 7-B votes In unofficial totals; 7-B his opponent Fredric front of an audience, the girls agree. At least, Hospital ...................S-A $ r not the first time. Several admitted they Obituaries ....•..... ....8-A needed a stiff drink before going on stage to Sports .,............. 10-11-A build up their courage. "But you soon relax, Television .....•... 8-B and there's really no pressure to go further Weather ........... 8-A than you feel is proper." - Jean Patteson. Women ... 1-2-B .... ... •.... ... .. per cent of the vote in defeating Broward Count) Conuiussioner Anne Kolb. Friedman, who lost to Republican Rep. J. Herbert (Herald phitsbyD,nna(p,,) 0 "I hope Mr. Newton is not a sore loser," she said late Tuesda "I want to be cleared of any allegations and clouds that might - iS ing,. ~w i,e In Seminole County, unofficial returns showed Mrs d' Saundlers the winner of the county In a squeaker by 125 votes. Newton received 2.242 votes to Mrs. Saunders 2,317. that an official complaint was filed with the Elections Division, which in similar cases in the past has invalidated several elec. tions. 1 still feel strongly about the issue," Newton said Tuesday ght. A still have questions about the law and Mrs. Saunders' honesty. I don't feel that Party unity comes before personal integrity." I q~ A Nv cr, - - -. • judge's hands now." I . . Newton said he would wait several days • butit:reai1ytnU 34 t Friedman trailed Mrs Kolb in early ret irns but later results 11 from large condoininiLans - where ~e tum dcroe well in past elections -gave him the edge. Mrs. Kolb siid some of the condonlinium votes may have been wifairly won. THEY'RE (*,~s y . . r "Starting last Saturday. they distribLied thO of plL S Jf literature saving I would turn vacant condominium apartments into low-cost housing," Mrs. Kolb said. During a televised debate last w"k. Mrs. Kolb denied that arge. Also during that debate, Frietiman accused %fts. Kolb of a conflict of interest connected with her strong support of an ultimately successful zoning moratoriwn in southwest Broward ; Iry VW APLUS —Chart, Sforles, Page 5A - • 4t . i • % -'-- ..' . - • ., "Judge Dickey"— It had asweetsoundandlook n CANN ., -• , - Seminole County 's Heather agreed. "It depends on what the newest judge In their body looks like, and how It's used." She cx-. platned that club ruiesdraw limits on how far Around TheClock ..........4-A Forest Drive home, m5&C _ - . . • u S P. A girl? Well, okay - - - but remember: Nowadays girls have to take equal blame' • that the defense hadn't been able to question her. Hanlon said the woman is being held in "Nude dancing is not vulgar unless it looks vulgar," she continued. "If a dancer has a bulging stomach and is all saggy with stretch the dancers can go during performances. I.- may be overturned by the courts and a defeated candidate says Burke in 1974, will get another chance in November. hanging over my head. I would suggest he go fishing for a while." she'll pursue libel suits already filed against her opponent. Mrs. Kolb, who filed two libel suits after Friedman accused her Newton, a court clerk from Lutz, filed suit several weeks ago. JoAnn Saunders defeated Miller Newton on Tuesday in Central of having conflills of interest, said Tuesday night that she would Ile charged that Mrs. Saunders was not a legitimate candidate Florida's 5th District but faced the possibility that a circuit judge press the court actions. eight or the date Elections Division could void the contest because she In the 8th District, Bob Johnson a state representative from weeks after she said shedid. 0- was late In filing a financial disclosure sUtement. Sarasota, gained 57 per cent of the vote to defeat Joe Uvingood. a Mrs. Saunders said the report inadvertently was placed in U the result stands, Mrs. Saunders, who won 58 per cent of the former Sarasota County planning commissioner. Jolawn now campaign files instead of being mailed to the Elections Division. vote, will face freshman Rep. Richard Kelly. tie narrowly meets Democratic banker Andrew Ireland in 4. Mrs. Saunders said the people have spoken" and said she did Saunders' nwne off the ballot, saying h! would rule on Newton's In the 12th District, Hollywood dentist Charlie Friedman won 53 not ezWt the election to be overturned. suit after the runoff. Meanwhile, it was reported several days ago - DOONEMRY 6av • who would not give her name. "I can dance havedealtwlthhjz-j hiring vulgarwlthall myclotheson,(fjdon'thave any respect for my Image." See NINE. MIAMI (AP) The three hard-fought runoff campaigns for Congress are over, but the bitterness lingers on. One nomination chicken dinner, .m. Post home on lakefront, Sanford. turned out at the po1ls.A canvassing board: County Judge Wallace Hall, County . . , Saunders On Newton *'I Su est •. • Sanloole High Parent Orlptatlon, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. P&rcnts Will follow student's schedWe. R.T.A. Empty voting booths Were highlight of day Tuesday Hanlon charged the date had "totally misled" the defense about the surprise witness THE JUDGE Ourselves," said Heather, as she and the other dancers took a breather outside the Seminole , ( H,r.Id Photo by Jean Patisisi) on whether a girl values herself and her Erikkson, in unsuccessful image." arguments to the court, in"That's right," chimed In a third dancer dicateti her testimony wo uld weren't doing any bends or flips or by Gill Fox -- •; Williams and Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce are to certify the electkn later today after 213 absentee ballots are counted. z imagination. You've got to leave something to the Imagination, or the customers get bored and lose interest.' Imagination. iiew York, -•;-• •-: - as fewest Seminole voters In history -16 per cent — IT WAS MY HUSBAND Juana amateur strip contest. The girl called herself Heather, and maintained that a dancer can be nude -well, she was wearing certainly with one hour. stamped, self-addressed enImportance of eating In velope with 50 cents for relation to physical activity Is Address your Litter to me in the need for nourishment and It care of news paper, should be planned so that YOU Box 1551, Radio City Station , are not st edwlthezcesslve NewYork,NylOOlg. THE WAY protective custody by law whether the dancing Is vulgar or not depends enforcement officers. The answer is yes. South is probably interested in getting to & slam. and prjncfnies involved, - (Herald photo by Torn VIIscsit) "The whole thing with go-go dancing Is the The speaker, a trim young brunette, was one of1O go-go thncers cgod with ex sexual organs while dancing nude In a Club Sanford AA, S -In l)l TOPS ChIlpta 79, 7 pm., over B&pUA Church, Crystal lAke and Country (3ub Roads, LAke Mary. Altamonte-South SemWle jsycm board meeting. 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks NO SR 4M. - 'Ise unna Dancers He decided to work out Soth bids' way to use dummy's fourth notrumn clubs 6r read spade to throw West in the knowlfthatfour.clubbldisa lead and end play him. force Amedcan Field Service to explain Foreign Exchmg, Student program, 7:30 P.M., Lyman High Sd"I Auditorium. Open to all Interested persons. PARENT 'Three A Matter Of image North opens one spade, diamond, a club and hI s South responds two clubs, contract. North jumps to three dummy. Hence, his hand Must Radto City Station, consist Of two Spades, Six N Y 10019) '• -. testimony by a woman identifiedas "Carmine Nettles" but Johnson ruled she couldn't - dhnondsandhj was to avoid the los r had been doin( some thinking MODERN, send Si to "Win of his own. south was not at Bridge." do this ng to mU anything In newspaper, P.O Box 489. -. testify because, despite thre& Months trial preparation, the state only disclosed to defense attorney Edward Hanlon Jr. on TUe3&Y that she might be called as a state witness. chucked his club an was 4111 Johnsensaldhegranted the Assistant State Atty. Ralph ErW= attempted to present • • South ruffed the third spade down One When West was able NXI studied the whole play of to lead a club to his partner. the hAnil. He felt certain that king of - arrested In the May 12 raid. dummy and East let two of his ba~y diamonds 0. Tbe ace and ling of clubs after is has been broken down person with a limited ability to by digestion. Most of the ab tolerate lactose, the double sorption takes place in the first sugar In ,ltk - Theresa Renee Weaver, 18, of tAkeland, because witnesses had failed in court to identify her as one of the dancers •e . blank his king. A club and diamond were played from He started to run off all his trumps. West discarded a de on the seco,nd lead and six of diamonds on the .• verdict of acquittal for Mrs. Sanford FW pod 111188, 8 p.m., post home. try J ..- - and ed W th played out his last two trumps. West saw wh at WaS4 happening and dropped his nine and Jack ofdlamondsto MONDAY, SEPTEMBERZ7 Bob Thaves -•4• aiied their evidence prima against Pinter. CALENDAR FRANK AND ERNEST - . usually within 30 minutes And formation can send a long, - - If 29 sugar (glucose) will rise Others who wSflt this in. RrAI CILLA WATCHES IT TOO 16 and entering the intestine, not to keep YOU Out of trouble, I am seven hours later. For example, $ending you -nm Health Letter if a person drinks sugar wsttr number 54, Weight Training on an empty stomach the blood for Energy and Weight CcthoJ. by Al Vermr . -- sexual organs th?vulg ar, in. ask about a good program for calories and 100 gram of good you. Your Ideas are far from quality protein Is UJIUSIly adequate for muscle building. the facts of the situation. away after leaving thestoma J / '141 FOP COVERED 'V THE TV SEr .. grams(3.S ounces) Of the pound of muscle ls Actually proteth.A good diet with sufficient pad of the small intestine. To give YOU a better Some foods are absorbed right background on wilght training r which dancers were cashed and South was ln dummy for a three-card 6A73 n 00(1 gets to the bohudrates already I • yn bloodstream? are what muscle fibers rca Ihavecalculatedthaetogain needformuchofyourwork 'ut. weight act ually one pound of . *QJ109 SOtrrH (D) East-West vtdnerable Would that be a good time to bulk, otherwise it is riot too work out to get better results important. The stores of car. 9-28 MURDER *72 942 $10 543 &J4 AQJ976 •AQ am bI L passed through the small in_ testine, then into the stream takes seven hours. 15 GOING To .-• could afford to chuckaclub K1os3 eat until the GOINO TO CLOSE ITS TWAor16 Up DOORS, PROSIDAFAIr TO THE BLOOMER I 'TRUSTEES, Pinter had been charged with tenmtdegneanorcontaof aiding and abctUn, hiring or procuring nude dancing In . and trumps, two threubs. In that°' se IT) ______________ found that from the time you rS THE. COLLeas Nine other dancers were to Fent their defense this afternoon before the two-day trial was to go to a four-man, two. w°' JU7 for deliberation. B OSWALD and JA%IES JACOB? Interested In bodybuilding so I by Larry Lewis in a raid by sheriff's deputies at the CUselberry night spot 1r. "*. I,. . -.... SqL, 157$ This year you may become Involved In an enterprise you previously felt was beyond your scope.ItIan't.There'aagood chance of success. : : : : : • - decent numner. Judge Jd=n 6652 CAMPUS CLATFIR with BIMO BURNS Juana operator Michael Pinter and one dancer arrested May 12 WIN AT BRIDGE By Lawrence K. Lamb, M.D. I P4 - iwu,r,i,on ___••- Johnson today directed a verdict of acquittal for Club YOUR BIRTHDAY yourself. Your reward comes from knowing you were able to produce. 23) It's LIBRA (Sept. dlfflcultto keep .ecrdatoday. Beforemâklng disclosures, be sure your listener can be Al ' ,::- :. I • today and you could buy silly there's something you need things. Stay away from bargain dune today, avoid seeking the Id eas Are Off Target EVERYTHING ELSE 01 YESTERDAY - I — — — JJ(,WHY NOT 1F HE EcD XPANDED HIS A GuRu SPOKE ON TRANSCENDENrAL TATION ff ____ 11 U - 'j - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents uana Boss Free si wa Fate a venture. If It will cost YOU while dusting. counters. aid of a talkative friend who VIRW (Aug. ZISept. 22) doesn't usually produce. EnA You're very enterprisinill today, a quiet, dependable acquain. but more for others than for tance. ' 7rtiYsr I I I TI I WHI — m ____ VqNA4JUy.KI WL1,FW"q SE'S A LDW .-: AQUARIUS (Jan.Feb.l9) Your mind ls not apt tobecnthe 1-26 : 69th Year, No. 34-Wec*iesday, September 29, 1916 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your money, don't move hasWy. sales resistance is very low PISM (Feb. 2111-March 20) if THE BORN LOSER ]Hleiitlidl Li work at hand today. Don't You have an enthusiastic friend knock am your favorite vase who will try to Indode you in on P4 rr a 37 MMII IIUIDonl proceed until y 4 Deacon lab.) 23 Woolly 12 Olympian 45 Knock __) col 21 CWi 29 1976 ARM (March 21-Apro 19) if trusk& you're wing unfamiliar SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) eqaIpment or materials today, Financial WAR DOW sisie 24 Hermft 27 Aillon 9" 31 C0I (DOlt) Mwih bird 34 %donts IT BE TOPAYI: For Wednesday, Septeniber So Dorwqe 2 Contend 20 Oklahoma ( HOROSCOPE 0 ACA068 41 Moo F- ' BEETLE u.. BAILEY - Pi t ouapunis tie charged that Mrs. Kolb's husbiLnd, Joseph, whom Friedman said was a real estate developer with existing proiftU, would benef it from the,moratoriuln, Kolb's attorney said Kolb resigned his Position with a development firin three months before Mrs. Kolb became a conunissioner. Kolb filed a sioo,wo libel suit; Mrs. Ko',b filed a 111-nifflion ac- • S.0 ,1IEitS - KNOWLES DAUKSCII KARl. See SAUNflERS. Page 5A - I ' ti • - - — - - . _.,. -- ... - . - •, f. * ., - - • . - - • $Ij .--- -- -:------ :: --.. - -• • - • •.1,, . ..•. v.•.tt - i. /• 4 •,f • �H !vseIsgNraW,$saI.rtJi. H Wiky,$ipi., 'N What Was Behind Vote On Attorney? _ ~, NATM IV ftw jjw AMt. Reg say eventually they will charged the commIssIoners, be too good to be true. The fact change. The number of atDeiaMAtWrfge, said a more realistic time eliminate Last the year, Freeman's fees is O,O00ls budgeted nzjyesr - lorneys, their salaries, Tuesday's county corn- frame is about two months. rei4huealdp wn the Tamp.- zoomed to $115,000. Attorneys .., IN to pay legal costs. But the secretaries and offlce space can mission 'vote for a legal The vote will eliminate much based speciality firm. t. collected an estimated total of position has been moved out of be worked out at a later date, department knocked the c4 the polities involved In the County Atty. Tom Freeman, $206,000 In legal fees, out of the $1000s..- attorney's position beca the a Democrat the appointive political realm Kimbrough declared. ''I President Ford To Announce dutfing appointed to his Within two years, Freeman into a staff position to be filled Two weeks ago, Kwlatkowjcj Year political piwn known as county's parsoonel board will $ll5,000-a-year Job by the to after recommendations from called the cotrdy attorney's position, review applicants before Democratic majority on the says, the county will have a special news con. hire four lawyers. Plus, the the personnel department. Democratic Commissioner submitting names to the County Decision On Public Works Bill ference to announce his support attorney predicts legal fees Sid Vthla% Jr., on his second comininion for approval Just as charges and counter of a legal staff. At that time, WASHINGTON (AP) —President Ford Is to "will double." try, won Cornmladon approval charges have centered on the advocated hiring two attorneys Analysis In addition, commIssioners announce whether he will sign or veto a But Freeman stresses his attorney's position since for $115,000 a year. to hire one attorney for $21,000 voted not to pay any more bills — — attitude is not "sow grapes. Freeman's appointment in public-works jobs bill that he has criticized to $27,000 to head It's no secret that Kimbrough the new submitted by labor attorneys board, said today he's pleased I'm so happy to get out of there early W75, but which Jimmy Carter has challenged him legal staff. Alley, Alley& Blue until a need to get out of the job. "'They Tuesday's three to wanted Freeman out. And time were you wouldn't believe it." to sign. two vote was clearly no ex- after time, the Republican A deadline of Friday was for their services can be making out," Freeman said of Officials haven't traded ception. included In Vthlen's motion, but decided upon. CommIssioners the $20 per hour legal fees he commissioner put the heat on Deinocrtic congressional leaders, who $27,000 for $206,000. That would Republican Commissioner the Democratic attorney. want time to attempt a veto override vote, if Dick Williams last year It's also no secret that before necessary, before they adjourn at the end-of Proposed creation of a legal Freeman got the job, the plum the week. won a PtOmise from Ford to disclose department. John Kimbrough belonged to Howard Marsee, a his decision today. Ford earlier this year backed Williams, but attorney supported by the then .1 vetoed a similar *billion jobs bill, and Democrats stifled the issue by Republican majority on the Congress overrode the veto. refusing to provide the needed commission. ByKRmNAs meeting, school board mom- the bridge are too steep for Maintenance Hugh third vote. Director Herald$afj Writer The issue was not Tom hers will hold a work session young children to negotiate, U Then on Tuesday ViNes's Freeman. The issue, simply, ___ Carlton was computin with the countywide school Diplomatic Obstacle Cleared particularly if they are walking estimated work first motion failed to get a was that an attorney sho uld not A report from the Oviedo advisory committee, bicycles. second. Then Just before be aligned with a majority of contractor who built a $20,000 Joyce's Inspection tow. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Ford adThe cost estimates slated to "The bridge It,elJna to "He gave us cost estimate Commission Qlalrman Mike the elected officials of a NOW* linking the Bel-Aire. be heard by panel ministration cleared away one obstacle Weatlierifield subdivision of Involve proposed members more than adequate," said for moving the earth and Hattawsy .adjourned the governmental entity. threatening relations with Saudi Arabia, but grading, Spring Lake PTA President knocking down the bank," said meeting, Kimbrough told Altamonte Springs with Spring paving and And that's what Tuesday's . Congress is still considering legislation opconstruction Kathryn His. "But the walk- Layer, VIhIen, "U you make that vote — to those who understood,, Lake Elementary School is projects on fence the sides and apways leading to it are not. We the cost of the asphalt posed by the oil-rich Middle East kingdom. motion again, I'll second It." It — was all about. expected to highlight tonight's proaches of the bridge spanning were told the area was to be At Issue, according to the administration, is Both Hattaway and the third drainage and fences and the meeting of the Seminole County the Little Wekiva River. graded down before school , Democrat on the board, Harry a possible price rise for oil that Arab nations School Board. The structure was erected Kwiatkowski, refused to vote in School Supt. William ship to the United States. P. last year at school board ex. Other parents predicted that favor. Responding to Secretary of State Henry A. (Bud) Layer said contractor pense to eliminate busing of chain-link fences enclosing theN "it was done to satisfy public Kissinger's plea, the ?nate Foreign Relations Richard Joyce inspected the students who live along SR-436 bridge and its approaches Pressure with little thought to ' bridge area last week and that within two miles of Spring Lake would not hold up without the Committee on Tuesday cleared the first ob future consequences," od estimates based on his Elementary. School officials addition of a top railing. They stacle by killing any chance that Congress Kwiatkowski said. "1 think the nspectlon will be presented at have estimated that the bridge also complained about the use would block the sale of $30 million worth of action Is an excellent example tonight's session, scheduled to would save 130,000440,000 in ofhaytocoverthesandypa of government by applaud sophisticated airborne missile to the Saudis. egln a half-hour earlier than transportation costs. leading to the ri ver and Blame meter." Luual — at 7 p.m. — in the from the Bel-Aire demanded that the walkway be "I don't think (excuse me Ineeting room across the street a nParents Bell To Seek d W e a t h e r a f I e I d surfaced with a hard material Increase ,1 NEW YORK (AP) — Former SW) there has been proper . f rom school administrative neighborhoods complained to and possibly be terraced to President Richard M. : 0fflceaat 202 E, Commercial St. the school board -' Nixon thought," Hattaway cornWASHINGTON (AP) — Bell Telephone, the recently reduce danger of accidents will maintain In his memoirs mented. Though the thalrmaq first company in the nation to ever make more Following the regular approaches on the east sidethat of Layer said Tuesday that that the Watergate scandal was said he agreed, theoretically, than $1 billion In profits In three months, in. a partisan weapon tils enemies with the legal department to ask for higher rates unless comused to drive him f rom office concept, he said VLhlen was petition in the Industry Is eliminated. and he will continue to deny "putting the can before the e personal wrongdoing, the New horse." AT&T Chairman John D. deButts told a House subcommittee on communications York Times said in today's ediBut, Kimbrough pointed out Hon. approval of the Vihlen motion " Tuesday that the American Telephone and The book will picture him as simply means that, legally, Telegraph Co. will ask for a rate increase for FREEMAN the Victim of Injustice and say commissioners agree to the Two Sanford architects and special meeting consisted of the board named a three-man that residential customers if the Federal Cornhe resigned to spare the ancther from Casselberry were half-hour municat ions Commission is allowed to permit presentations by each ad hoc committee to continue nation the division an impeach. cihosen Tuesday by the firm. Architects provided panel the competition in the field to continue. selection process through a ment trial might have caused, Seminole Community College members with details Wom of past series of detailed negotiations the limes said in a story from b ard of trustees as top can. projects they had handled and with each firm. Joining Weldon London. dates to handle the proposed offered explanations of present Union Chief ReceIves Setback di1.25 and Milwee on the committee Reporter Herbert Mltgang million fourth state In the capabilities, then answered will be trustee George said some of the contents of the Sc hool's ongoing program of questions from the board. ,, CINCINNATI (AP) — United Mine Workers McCammon. yet to be completed book were ciunpin construction. The seven firms were "We'll president Arnold Miller received a major setdescribe to them the pieced together from pubflJ designated by the trustees at scope of the work in its en sources in the INDIALANTIC (AP) back when delegates to the union's eon-, officers had non-lethal weap United States and Two Listed In order of prefence their Sept. 14 regular meeting tirety," Mllwee said policemen have been sin- ons, Including mace and a Europe of the ad who have seen stitutlonal convent1óñrefüsJ to -give- hlm.tlje rlhe hoaid lere Gutmann- after Rayburn Miiwee, ad- hoc panel's task. "We'll speak pages of 164 pended with pay during a probe which they did not use, club, completed power he has said he needs to bring peace to manuscriPt D Associates of Sanford, ministrative assistant to SCC to them about the Into the shooting death of a 37- Kreuzkarnp gave the follow. services we deslingwIth Watergate. the nation's coalfields. tbte Daimwood-Derryberry. President Dr. Earl year,ldw killed when the Ing account of the shooting: Weldon, want provided and the Nixon says In the book that svelchack Partnership of Presented the board with names he domestic officers answered a report on a Miller, who came to power with a promise to relationship between the regrets not questioning his Torpy and Scarboro anCiisselberry and Sanford ar- of 10 architects he said had owners and contractors, and bring democracy to the 277,000.member quarrel, authorities swered a report oza domestic all aides more closely because c titects Eoghan Newman responded to mailed invitations that sort of thing." he say. union, sought a change in the union con. argument and "found Mrs. knew little about the Watergate 'JJy. and newspaper advertising on Police said that Indlalantic Following these discussions, stitut ion to give him more authority in dealing break-in and events that followLasater yelling, screaming andj Phave IV. Mllwee added, the committee ed, the Tunes said. The news- policeman Vincent Torpy, 21, acting In a totally Irrational with the UMW executive board, which must The upcoming building would probably attempt Panel members made killed Persia Lasater in self-de- mn_nner" on the to work pa per account also said th approve his policies. front lawn of aollection following a five-hour project is expected to Include ese fense Monday night while her her home. out financial arrangements points come up In the book: In lLerview with expansion of the college with the archltec eith session husband, Dr. James Lasater, The officers arrested her for reipresentatives of seven ar- library, construction of contract or on a fee basiser. by th —When Nixon summoned and 15-year-old son watched, Vice en President disturbing peace. But she ran Gerald Refugees Having Problems cliitectural concerns. Also in classroom and shop facilities Torpy and his partner, officer to the ho e, lock He said the panel would Ford to ad vi se him to prepare Robert Scar in us ed the door thAl preliminary field were a for the school's growing negotiate with each firm in to assume the pr esidency, Ford pended wi bo ro, were sin- and shouted out the window. WI nter Park firm and three vocational-technical depart- order of preference and hoped said he WASHINGTON (AP) — Most of the 138,000 th pay the next day, The officers got a wanted to talk it over key to the ment, and the erection of to be able to Orlands architects. Indochinese refugees who fled to the United a ut horities said. make Its final with his wife. house from Joseph and then folgeneral-purpo se laboratories States after Communist-led victories In recommendation to the full Brevard County State Attor- lowed Mrs. Lasater into the —Nixon Presided pleaded wi over by Board oo th Ford Vice-. r~ airman Wendell Agee, the and classr ms, to ney Abbott board at the next regular said he kitchen. Southeast Asia are adjusting to their new ly keep Henry A. Kissinger on as hoped to haveHerring the ..; Before adjourning Tuesday, scheduled meeting Oct. investigation 12. secreta ry of state. country but many suffer from mental de"She picked up a butcher ready to go before a grand Jury knife, pression, a new report to Congress says. turned around and reThursday. peatedly swung the knife at of. Indlalantic Police Chief Pa ul fl cersscaro and Torpy," the Kreuzkamp said that Mrs. chief said. Torpy retreated into Lasater lunged at Torpy with a the ha _____ llway near the front door kitchen knife and he shot her. and Mr-. 1'..L I1_ I .-.II—_-1 s. t LUUVWVIJ ilUlI V !'. also said that both with the knife. V t,_. ..'' BW I county's TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Feeling the sting of legislative*criticiam, the Department Of Health and Rehabilitative Services has completed highievel shakeups by appointing two executives and demoting a third, HRS Secretary William J. Page named two assistant secretaries who oversee the state's largest agency; a third was named earlier this month. One of the executives in Tuesday's shuffle said his appointment was linked to criticism by legislators unhappy over sloppy bill handling and personnel practices in the department. HRS has also been slated for House and Senate probes Involving Florida's $240million Medicaid program. Page named George A, Van Staden as assistant secretary for administrative service, a lateral move from his current job as head of operations. He replaced Robert V. Peirce, who went back to his old job as deputy assistant secretary for administrative service, - Board To Get Bridge Report ixon - Rejects ( Rate ., - 'Cane Drifts Towards Bermuda MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane Gloria drifted slowly toward Bermuda today but forecasters said it posed little threat to the island. "It could pass fairly close. and not have much influence," said Dr. Neil Frank, director of the National Hurricane Center, Forecasters said Gloria — with 75 mile per hour winds — is barely a hurricane and little change in strength is forecast. At 6 a.m. EDT today, Gloria was centered near latitude 29.5 north, longitude 60 west, or about 350 miles east-southeast of Bermuda. It was drifting northwest at around 7 m.p.h. — a movement forecasters said would continue through the day. P - - - -. SCC Trus tees Choos Slate Of Architects an Killed; Cops Suspended Conviction Overturned TAMPA (AP) — An appeal court has overturned a robbery conviction and 199-year prison term handed to Lee Max Hyder by a Tampa judge who called him a "callous Individual," The Second District Court of Appeal ruled that the conviction and sentence were in error because the state violated Hycler's right to a speedy trial. The three judge panel issued the ruling without a written opinion Friday but it was not filed in Hillsborough County court until early this week. It overturned the sentence set by Judge Robert Rawlins, who told Hyder he had never seen "a more callous individual." Is — 13 i ':MII I #I I I I VV V I I stage EU I t' and arrested - her, nude dancing was Marilyn G. Fu1enwjd said the Ward, ), of Sanford; Susan J. told him, "Let me get mywoman dIUVI Ronake, 24, Casselberry; clothes" and that she picked t Margaret Ann Davis, 24, Fern clothing from a table on stage. Park; KarenLou Halt . Fulenwider d Pinter Orlando; Felicita R. Goodwin, come to Herring's Sanford 18, Orlando; Sandra Lynn office six weeks before the Harrison, 19, Winter Park; arrests and had asked what u*ana twoos, 19, Altamonte would happen if bottomless Springs; Penny J. Meeks, 20, dancing was exhibited at the Gainesville, and Catherine Club Juana. Fulenwj. sai d Norls, 21, Winter Park. read state law regarding nudity In testimony Tuesday at- In public places to Pinter and ternoon Seminole sheriff's warned the club operator that agent Jun Jones told the Jury the establishment would b that one of the dancers he watched. U there was nudee arrested nude on stage at the dancing, he said, the parclub had backed away "spraddle-legged aorta Like a fanner following a plow" and demonstrated what he meant to the jury. "Her whole bottom was showing," Jones said. State Atty. Abbott Herring's chief investigator, Jack R. He testified that the dancing woman "coinnletelv ezoosed Jailed. £ Sheriff's detective Ralph Salerno testified that he had watched a dancer take off clothing , bent over." He demonstrated for the Jurors what he ia'rii- . ".s-t..i.. Friend covers face of defendant In nude dancing trial under way In Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Sanford Airport Granted $686,441 Sanford's airport has won a $86,441 federal gr*ut for Wednesday, September 29, 1976VoI. 69, No. 34 publIshed Oily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by TheSanford Herald. Inc • JOO N French Ave,. Sanford. FIj fl771 Second Class Postage Pad at SàsiQ,d. Florida Jmi. t+Oric Dth,erv iS cents M,'t 12 10 • P,Int $i Ø 52510 111 M4J F 'u"'U I rom,- der AUo'rrr inji 10 10 6 % ;i The Seminole County cornmission's acceptance Tuesday Of a $162,000 bid from an Orlando firm for construction of 52 additional beds at the county Jail In Sanford means con- Sheriff John Polk reminded commissioners that the Jail's inmate population is running about 98 per day. The facility was constructed to house 85. struction should get underway by mid-October. The bid was submitted by Eagle Contractors of Orlando. At first it was for $184,000, but Sanford Architect .Yain..s Melvin reduced that to $162,. The county had budgeted about The commission also ap. proved a $Z1 245 contract with Gutman and Dragash, a San. ford firm, for design of a new county Jail. Officials hope to use plans to secure federal funds for construction of a multimillion facility possibly at Five Points. $160,000. Cripple 'Drove p - Ening Hemid r, 4 ticipants would be arrested and danced in the nude "thnLitlng her pelvic area and fondling Fulenwider, testified that as he own breasts." He said during entered the dub he saw a the dance the woman "turned danceron stage nude except for her back to the audience and shoes MIAMI (AP) — Fuel adjustment charges for customers of Florida Power & Light Co. will nearly double in October — from $1.41 to $2.48, company officials say. The October charge, approved by the Public Service Commission, is 76 per cent higher than the September fee. For a typical FPL customer using 1,000 kilowatt hours of power, the October bill will total $35.68, counting the $33.20 base and the fuel charge. V Jail iviore eas (Cmtiaued From Page lA) her vagina" and "fondled her breasts and made motions at Club Juana. Still on trial on charges of When he dashed onto the exposure of sexual organs In FAIL Customers To Pay More Seminole f. I Nine Dancers mprovemests. The airport authority and the stale .1U split the rest at the $762,712 costs. The fizadg will pay for a now north-south ta.xlway, completion Of parallel east-west taxiway, a patrol road at the southern end of the airport, and lights on the aorth. south runway and sew "ways. Aulstazit Airport Manager Marvin Grerustefa said he hopes cuastructios will be started In November. FOR SAFE REPLE urI SHOM WM HEAVY DUTY MONRMA Our Expert MONROE QUALITY AND IMPROVED RIDE CONTROL SPECIAL $ 14% W ivi' ' rir.w FREE el INSTALLATION T 11 11II ' 1 1 lI Rate Hike Hearing Requested EFREE DRIVING FREE! ALIGNMENT WITH BALL JOINTS __ ______ [ ___ - solophommo~ _________ Will Install Both Upper Ball Joints Or Both LowerBall Joints And Align Your Front Whiil Most Cars, TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler should suspend a $14.5-million rate increase for Blue-Cross Blue Shield, two Palm Beach County legislators say. "We'd like to see a few more facts, and we'd like to see a little better hearing on it," said Rep. Don Hazelton, D-West Palm Beach. Hazelton and Rep. Torn Lewis, R-West Palm Beach, said Tuesday that Ashler should hold hearings on the rate hikes which he approved Sept. 7. rè,aupA T! 5976 II. Am,rlca -u.— - I - [scm1e cm J -- - .3 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Republican Senate candidate Dr. John Grady says he'll accept Sen. Lawton Chiles' compromise on their debates but it's a shame Chiles' has to "hide behind some women's — skirts." Democratic incumbent Chiles and Grady have been haggling for three weeks over rules for their debates. Chiles has said he wants the debates to be sponsored by the — skirts to propose a format favorable to him." Chiles has maintained that the League of Women Voters, which is sponsoring the presidential debates, would provide a better forum for statewide telecasts than Individual sta. tim.s. But Grady said outside sponsorship only added another lay- er of participants and the tele- vision stations would still have to be in charge of technical tional networks had with the League in setting up the first presidential debate and by the at all. Iexpect that he was realistic enough to realize he could get some political mileage out of Issuing a challenge but then throwing up roadblocks so that the debate wouldn't conic off," sound failure during the debate. However, Jack Pridgeon, press secretary for Clues, said that the sound failure in last Grady said. week's presidential debate ocChiles, who was unopposed in curred In network equipment the Democratic primary, and could have happened ree Issued the challenge to debate gardless of who sponsored it. before Grady, a Belle Glade Grady said he was willing to physician, won the Republican change his position because he nomination. feared that further haggling Chiles' aides said that Chiles would mean the debates would has always been committed to League of Women Voters, while production. Grady has said he wants the Grady said the problems of be held. sessions sponsored by the tele- outside sponsorship were illus- never "I Frankly question whether vision stations which were car- trated by the dispute the na (Clues) really wants to debate rying them. In a letter to Chiles two weeks ago, however, Grady said that -— — U any ourstue group sponsored the debates It should be the Jaycees since they asked him the debates and responded Promptly to all suggestions of Grady's suggestions. CHILES GRADY OW45MOBRE 1977 So Chiles Monday proposed that the debates be sponsored Jointly by the Jaycees and the League of Women Voters. Grady responded Tuesday that he will relunctantly agree to the Joint sponsorship If that was the only way to guarantee the debates would be held. "1 don't understand why out- side sponsorship is so Important," Grady said from his state headquarters at West Palm Beach. "But if that is the only way that he will stand on his . 0111 In our search for a new measure of excellence, we've strived to make every Olds a better Olds for 1977. Our new Ninety-Eights and Delta 88s are more space-efficient, more weight-efficient and fuel-efficient than last year. 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Petinsky, 28, paralyzed from the waist down since the age of 2, was scheduled to go to traffic court today to answer the charge. Petinsky, who has graduated from MiamiDade Community College, also acquired a driver's license, which restricts him to a maximum speed of 12 mph. A governor was fitted onto the new vehicle to keep his, speed down. a Mechanics WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress, rushing to adjourn by this refugee programs; $192 million for the Agency or f International CIA PAYMENTS weekend and head to the political campaigns, is deciding a wide Development and nearly $3 billion for military and security Final congressional approval was given to a bill to pay $750, variety of iaiues ranging from darns on the MIithiIppl to matters supporting assistance, to the family of an Army idintid who leaped to his death In 1863 of war and peace in the Middle East. One-third of the total is for Israel, which gets $1 billion in after being given LSD without his knowledge as part of an ex. 7% House early this morning voted 307 to 31 for a bill that would military credit sales with repayment for half to be waived, and periment. require lobbyists to make public who they work for and how much 1735 million in security supporting assistance grants. The Senate had voted $1,250, 000 for the family of Frank Olson of money they spend trying to influence Congress and fedeaJCHE Frederick, Mt. but the House cut It to $750,000. The Senate MICAL SAFETY agencies. Present law requires only that lObb3rtsts report their a Chemical manufacturers will have to test new chemical prodIncome and expenditures twice a year. greedCUTfING ucts for their effects on humans and the environment, according Sponsors of the lobbying bill, which now goes to a SenateHouse to A compromise was reached on legislation to allow dearcutting sent to President Ford by congress. conference committee, said they were concerned that The bill requires chemical makers to submit information on national forests but under strict rules. The bill, approved by a measure might have been doomed by a last-minute amendment new chemical substances to the Environmental HoumeSenate conference committee, repeals an 1W law that requiring disclosure of big financial contributors to lobbying federal Judges have Interpreted a, banning clesr.csdtlng in group.. They said the amendment might lead sonic groupa 10 Agency 90 days before the company plans to market national forests, the Umber Industry's practice of leveling an DISASTER AID withdraw their support for the over-all bill. entire stand of Umber Instead of selectively cutting trees. The The Senate approved a to measure appropriating $334 million The Senate today was to take up a bill that would Increase repair government facilities and compensate victims of disasters compromise now goes to both the House and Senate, unemployment taxes. in Idaho ed by SHIPS AND TANKS Th bl us and Guam. e pro em in Idaho was the flood ca The lawmakers' schedule might gain another work item today collapse June 5 of the Teton Dam. Guam was hit by Typhoon Armed Services Cccnznittee killed President Ford's If Pre President Ford decides to veto a 13.7-billion money bill for the public works construction. Ford promised congressional leaders Pamela earlier this year. The measure goes to the House which request for an extra $1.6 billion worth of Navy ships, Including a destroyer, a cruiser and four frigates. voted on Idaho relief, Tuesday that he would make his decision today to allow time for POST AL SUBSIDIES However, the panel adopted a resolution urging Defense Sec. Congress to attempt a veto override before adjourning Friday or me Senate approved spending $200 million to pay off a portion retary Donald Rwnsfeld to rapidly develop an XMl Army tank. Saturday. of the Postal Service's $3 billion debt. Postal officials say the only 'I'e resolution doesn't specify whether Rumsfleld should push Following are some of the items that Congress acted on alternatives to the payments are higher mail rates or reduced ahead with an American tank or a U.LGerman hybrid. He has Tuesday: opted for the hybrid but has delayed awarding production con service. The bill goes to the House. tracts until Nov. 17. FOREIGN AID The Senate put off until next year any decision on the con- U.S.SAUDI ARABIA Congress gave final approval of a $5. l'bIUIon foreign aid money troverslal Alton Lock and Dam project on the Mississippi River. bill that is $84 million below President Ford's request. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee killed a resolution The $390 million project would have linked approval of The bill allots $1.1 billion for economic aid, $962.4 million for the navigation projects to the Imposition major that would have vetoed the sale of 630 alrto'ground Maverick of fees on Peace Corps, international development banks and certain other users of the Inland waterway system. barge owners and missiles to Saudi Arabia. The panel acted after Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger made a personal plea that the sale be allowed. After Being Criticized q - From Lobbyis ts. To War And Peace HRS Shuffles Personnel — Wu*isifty,140, / BRIEF 11 - COngr.ss' Last Pr.'EI.ctlon Gasps RMII)A IN 4 Iwsiag 11101,811111 $&V" Fl, __________ 1976 If os EWU hs,i to USE (ARE! Ha ve clta, ia.d... tseh, WItN . .. Pttee.i aid eSI.III balwy F.r,s* flees! a#aavi... SIlL. ILW IJII JLL)1'1U0ILL Al YOUR OLDS DEALER 0 11 -......... .. r ' I *~ ' 4.1b .L s / &-k.-.- ,e's; '.: ';'' . ' ', - ,I-I f $ lLI ' ' :,, " ,'-'' - n,$ - 'l'-t --'-'- 't • -• -_. , I- . . -'°'r - : - J:?;;' 4;,; -,.:s 't - - - 14A - -.........• •.• . , - 1 i.:-..............- - ' ......._ --n--, 'e-*., _ ,, , - . -' - -. �Eveningilemm !q NsesM. $vt P1. 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 305322 2611 or elI 9993 , Unofficial Seminole County Votes By Precincts 176—.4A WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H OSHRJ'l r.ditoiWILLIAM D CURRIE. M4naqng Editor JOSEPH D. 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Congress itself must salvage what It can from 11 advertising WITH THE CARTER CAMPAIGN the "reform" aspects of the bill which Indications that 70 tnIllI eligible Increase some taxes, and especially at upper InSTILL ABOARD THE CARTE RMONDALE will not vote this November are particularly come levels, and provide new tax benefits to cerWHISTLE STOP SOMEWHERE WEST OF troubling to Democratic politicians. ____ lain taxpayers with lower incomes. The tax code, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA Throughout this two The party's people depend on mob action. however, remains the same old jungle of boobyday, 15-city, 960-mile tour -farce traveling j Republlcansbenefit from rain,apathy and other -traps, false trails and occasional shelters which from New York to Chicago, the Republican nat ural disasters on ballot day, hence the party, Gerald Ford, Warren Harding, Calvin ,% Democratic philosophy and so Its survival are leaves the average citizen feeling he's been had. Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Richard Nixon ed to the quantity rather than quality of the lb justify a veto, Mr. Ford Is looking at the \ have a ll caught holy hell from Jimmy Carter, Ribicoff amendment aiming to use the already Walter Mondale, and Mrs. Rosalyn Carter. But Not surpris in g th en th at the party of th e : over-worked tax laws for an attack on the Arab nobody has been cr iticized as severely as "the peanut is in a sweat attempting to hussle boycott of Israel. Most Americans share a distaste pe speaks special interests" Why? Beca use these are what registration. One high for the boycott and what it Implies, but the Internal the Republicans are the tools of, thus preventing CpiIIy of "re-assessing our position against the them from being as are the Democrats mandatory vote." A James Earl Carter officer Revenue Service is an agency Intrusive enough in servants of "the people." wonders aloud why "more people can't vote at the business world without making It the en, At stop after stop, Mrs. Carter repeatedly home" even as the shut-Ins and elderly Imforcement agency for the government's antislams "the special Interests," pointing out that mob il e. 1 boycott policy. her husband will be a good president for the And, too, the candidate himself has gotten In Since the tax bill will reach the President's on the act, wrongly. At a New Jersey stop same reason he was a good governor; that Is, he desk as an all-or-nothing document, Mr. Ford ,. has "no obligations" and "no strings attached." recently he was arm In a with a party am to weigh it as a whole and decide whether the obMr. Carter himself reiterates over and over: "I congressman who Is using taxpayers' fundsto L..k _b.1 jectionable features would justify a veto at the owe the special Interests nothing the people encourage the vote. Rep. Frank Thompson Is the everything." expense of what might be considered good about one. He has used the congressional franking But exactly who or what are "the special privilege to send voter registration pleas to his the bill. One problem is that neither Congress nor interests"? Well, from my naive, provincial constituents. This may violate franking laws, the administration can say with certainty what the and in any event Thompson admits that 75 per point of view, I would guess that organized labor ultimate Impact of the bill Is going to be on the would, cent of those he registers would likely be by definition, qualify, since only per _________________ American economy. cent of the American work force is unionized. Democrats. Carter thus calls Frank T., "one of I While it is easy to say that letting the 1975 But this can't possibly be true, because one of 10 the finest congressmen In the whole nation." tax I cuts expire could dampen the pace of recovery next Mr. Carter's honored guests on the platform with So frantic are the Democrats actually, that a him all day, vigorously applauding his assaults year, it is not so easy to gauge the effect on few of them have even been talking of paying on "the special interests," Li the International economic growth of the bill's language o capital people to vote in future elections. Not so silly. In Ladles Garment Workers Union's chief gains, returns on foreign investment and other tact the ld a hs been circulating for years , Washlngtoi lobbyist for 18 years, Evelyn JOHN CUNNIFF ironically by a Repub11can-bus1net Frank purported closing or adjustment of loop-holes." DuBrow. Perry, of Palm Beach, Fla. Perry is the creator Leaving aside the revenue loss of extending the However, just to be sure I'm wrong, I corner of the National Dividend Foundation in anti-recession tax cuts of 1975, these Mrs. DuBrow and pop the question. Sure enough, other Washington, which has as Its goal cash rewards I'm mistaken. True, she admits, organized labor provisions are calculated to increase federal (about SM) to Americam who exercise their represents only one-fourth of the work force, but t revenue by $1.6 billion. From that standpoint, the NEW YORK (AP) — "I say unemployment is franchise. It's a delicious Idea. Perry for contributions of millions of unemployed isn't it this does riot make the trade union movement a the nation's No. "tax reform" bill can be more accurately labeled a 1 economIc problem," said the preside nt? the worse for It? "special interest," because "what we want is candidate, "And I," said his opponent, "declare tax increase bill. And then there is this consideration: Who what the people want." Embarrassed by the Actually, NDF's proposal is not merely a tool it Is inflation." The bill is a monstrosity but time is running supports the unemployed? And because the vulgarity of my question, I excuse myself and to increase voter turnout. That happy occasion The dispute, at least the appearance of it, Is out. The first order of business for the 95th would be a tangential benefit. Primarily, Perry familiar to millions of voters and, in fact, 10 unemployed need to be supplied with financial slink back to my seat. Congress Is to embark on tax reform more worthy maintenance, aren't government revenues diand his foundation are interested in reducing almost anyone who has listened to more than a Well, then, how about Big Business? ft has to of the name verted from other projects? And perhaps deficits be a "special interest." Nope. Again, this can't a task that is sure to be handed to it government influence over tax funds, thus over couple of political orations, local, state or produced? And aren't deficits often inflationary? be true, because Mr. Carter has received people's lives. Here's how It works: no matter who occupies the White House In national, 1977. - 'I - 3367 - .. - - 24 117 I It's 'j l A - WE WI ON That 's : - U. S. CONGRESS A Tax Menu 1 1 Warmed Over i . W 2!MQcMTh Fifth District not unfair to sniff for politics in any legislation emerging from Congress a few weeks before an election. Try as we might, though, we fair to see how anyone can get any real nolitleal mileageoutoitbe "tax reform" bill of 1976. Gov. Jimmy Carter is getting applause on the WdflMay, $111111f. 29, fl76-1A - 73 3234 1$)4I - $2 - 0274 51 42 - - 11 - - 3304 - - II - - - 36 - - 2133 1 - - - - $41130 - - - - - - - 17 - - - - 21112033 3730 195 HON-PARTiSAN - 1 0M State Supreme Court, Group I HOLLEY Total 44233 353415369 - 20$7$3 I 11 22$0 11 23 316137 14 145744543, 7123477264 20 H29$4443247 62 40463$lt$9$3193143$44$41$4344 KARL 3910046 Total - 127 Its S7 $3 71 12911)3233351 93105$3 3043173104202349933 47*4 $41$4I4333 6343131,7 61 20 131131 53' 73 40 1 131 44 91143)3010432 3444614093 S - - Appellate Judge, Group I BARCO 275143440141241 1 16444554 Total-233$ 39$3 121133 I ll I ll 229247si27$73433 $37333 35 32 33 67 - 14g 394139123944392171923 1 33 1 62 155 43 1,U I 17 34 3 3 DAUKSCH ) 42 Total-4429 S647I32I41S139 47O$I $410127 S5 3072104 U 2432 I20 19l7030,o,426s)3I13.46543314l At .$5113I31 At 1.037007333 I le 96 0 97 13,11231 In s4 47 n ii 74 43 70 137 131 76 74 30 61 SY 61 9, County Judge, Group Ill - DICKEY 54954 80S5337 Total - 3 4260 $97024 3339)0973931 4$)731273432U365470014,47353717364 44 79 59 41 49 3957 _____________ 733, 111 H ITT 21 Total - 44 44 113 161 48 20 3 94 17 36 91 U II 16 74 U 56 38 $5 43 44 64 U 36 34 57 42 107 64 74 113 41 43 S9 5$ 3$ 341$ - Economic Woes Mixed 383 13 04 0 Total At • . 73 173 Ill 21$ 200 !I3 70 Total cast - 8 94 I 162 172 42 ID 95 . 162 III 12$ 73 642" III 310 92 203 1 AA . , . . 147367 141 100 49 102 227 191 105 149 193 216 104 141 1)7 39 207 IS,77 7943 1 223 148 150 130 61 122 97 131 Iii How State Legislative Races Turned Out ' - Approximately $40 billion In eorporate taxes But no candidate, even If they profess the are presently collected on an arumai basis. This ability to perceive of unemployment and ingoes Into a general funds which is more or less flation as distinctly different Issues, can entirely returned to the people, with the government separate one from the other. Firm Ground bureaucracy as the middle man. Perry would Correspondent Daniel Schorr's appearance before House Ethics Committee should bring an end to any effort 10 make him the scapegoat for a breakdown in the machinery for control of secret documents In the hands of congressional investlgator Mr. Schorr quite properly refuses to say who gave him a copy of a report on the House investigation of the Central Intelligence Agency. Petitions ,signed by 5,5W of his fellow journalists are backing up his position that the First Amendment protects the confidentiality of his notes and that to disclose the source of the CIA document he gave to a New York newspaper would violate his professional ethic& Schorr n the t reporter 10 stand against a theklckbacks would not over heat the economy . JACK ANDERSON P01'e cians H - BERRY'S WORLD . 0 ~i tf 11 • J~, anyresourceinemphasizes jobs without considering the in. as ch utilize nationcannot 8lrTnan Of the Senate Commerce Comthe potential flatlon potential. mittee's subcommittee on Surface Iransportatlon, has received tons of dough from those he regulates, the railroads and the railway unio ns. In W70 , Mr. Hartke got $80,000 in campowerful arm of government in Protecting a source, and we hope he Is not the last. Unfortunately the CIA investigating cornpaign contributions from nine railroad mittee was also not the first to be embarrassed by a leak of presidents and several leaders of the trucking confidential inormation. It could be the last If the Ethics thdustry . Certainly he must ha ve some Idea who i ti "the special interests' are. Committee confines Its attention where it belongs on congressmen and staff members who deliberately or carelessly WASHINGTON A mysterious group of the IPAA at a slightly In Plymouth, Indiana, after the rally is less satisfactory 75 per officials that they were "not to confirm or deny over,SoI ask are respo nsible for leaks in the first place. _______________ Texas oilmen, bound by blood, marriage and the cent. the senator If he has any Idea who _____________________________________ At any information to either Mr. Cohn or corporate bond, have quietly been funnelling special Interests" are that Mrs. Carter Mr. The Quintana thousands of dollars to politicians who champion $3,200 to Sen. bunch delivered an additional Grady." The attorney did not return any of out attacked just prior to introducing him. For a full Lloyd Bentsen, D.-Tex., another numerous calls, five seconds, Mr. Hartke Mares at me as if I had oil interests. champion of the oil industry, with a 93 per cent The most one spokesman finally would say asked him to explain the mystery of Stonehenge The Texans own and operate the Quintana IPAA rating. He also happens to be a power on was that Quintana was "a family business." or how the great pyramid of Cheeps was conPetroleum Corporation, although one would the Senate Finance Committee, which handled Footnote: This Isn't the first time Quintana structed. looking down at the press tag hardly know it since the oilmen, according to a the tax bill in around Senate. Sen. Lowell Weicker, has been In hot water. Last year, a Ho company official, "don't like to have anything R.-Ct, who hasthe sub- my neck, he softly suggests: "I think you better favored the oil interest, got at committee accused Qulntana of "probably" ask Mrs. Carter that." publicized about it." least $2,100. violating federal laws by This penchant for secrecy, apparently, Li the Good Idea. But Mrs. Carter refuses to see me Another darling of the oil industry, Rep. Bob development of a natural needlessly delaying pe rsonally. So, I write her a note. An hour or so V gas field. A drop u reason the Quintana crowd failed to list their Krueger, D.-Tex., collected $4,400 from the anticipated production connections with the company on several federal Quintana bunch. His Later, I receive an answer from her press aide, pressure brought on the fidelity to petroleum in- Federal Power Commission to cam paign contribution forms. Such omissions terests is me permit gas prices Mary Hoyt. It reads: asured at 93 per cent on the IPAA to go up. "Mrs. Carter does not wish to respond. She raised the official curiosity of the Federal- scale. POLITICAL says REWARD: that she believes her point Is perfectly as Election Commission. President Ford h The money men from Quintana also appear to replaced a distinguished career diplomat as clear." The gr'..up works closely with ex-Treasury have an enemies list. One congressman on the Ambassador Secretary John Connally's Houston law firm. A list is Bo to the Bahamas with a political Well, maybe it Is. But I don't think so. I mean, b Eckhardt, D.-Tex., who hold., a zero crony. if Vance Hartke doesn't know who "the special member of the (inn, William H. Drushel Jr., rating with IPAA. The Qulntana crowd has actually maintains an office at Quintana. In the PUm ed$4,W0into the The appointee Is Wisconsin's former interests" are, can you imagine how many other campafgnof his Oppon 0 ent, lieutenant governor, Jack Olson, who is better people m ust be confused ? Past. Connally has distributed oil money to Nick Gerhardt. known for his po litical connections than his favored politicians. Our reporters sometimes found the Quintana diplomatic ski s. ll He la bored hard for Ford's The Quintana crowd has concentrated this money difficult to trace. On May 14, for example, nomination last month at the Republican conyear on rewarding members of Congress who seven Quintana officials simultaneously donated ventlon, support oil tax benefIts. While the tax bill was $100 apiece to the aforementioned Clancy. Olson will replace Seymour Weiss, a perbeing drafted this spring, the Quintana Another Quintana executive and his wife Letters to the editor are welcomed for executi ves and their wives passed out $12,000 to coughed up epartment strategist, who has the $1,000 each. Still another executive special the crisis the publication. skills needed to deal with live key members of the tax-writing House Ways gave $200. All letters must be signed, with a in and -01 Ca ribbea n. The Bahamas are wracked Means Committee. with Inalllflg address and, II possible, a telephone w reporte rs, Gary and Jim Grady, internal problems, ranging from gambling and num be r so the Identity of the They were: James Jones, $30; made repeated phoneCobs ter may be calls 10 Qulntana's narcotics to political turmoil verified.Th e Evening Her Dond Clancy, R.o, $2,700; Philip Crane, R.- Houston . ald will respect the heauarters during their attempt to Ill., $2,500; William Steiger, R.-Wis., $2,400, and put the There Is also a growing anti-white, anti- wishes of writen who do not want their names jigsaw pieces together. Corporate American fit Print. The Evening sentiment, Guy Vander Jagt, R.-Mich., $1,200. spokesmen refused to provide the Identities of Herald also reserves "Ooyp,;o (think maybe we forgo: something By all accounts, ce for Clancy, all of these the Quintana people or Olson Is an honest, decent The right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to - WA havø to cod spelling of 661 r confidence in businessman, with political experience. A White Conform to space have received 100 per cent favorable ratings their names. fOstoring requirements, CCi)f!Onf" House spokesman described Olson as f rom th" Independent Petroleum Association of 11 a One spokesman said "good a that attorney William and well qualifi&tj" appointee, But the deposed Amerü. a Clanc'sti y voting record was rated by Drushel had passed the word to all Quintana 11 Weiss is far more qualified for the post. I - 11 To the candidate who cuts lnnatlonapartfrojn divide these funds by the number of voters, and unemployment and stresses It as a separate give the result to them directly without further consideration, one s entitled to ask these government interference, questions: Doesn't unemployment represent a waste f would have a transition period of five assets? Doesn't it deny the country the pro(Iucyears. The firstyear fir voters would get 20 per cent tivlty, and the revenues too, that the unemployed of the corporate taxes, or about $310 a piece. By would contribute If their abilities could be 1981 the voters would get $1,500. The money util ed iz ? thousands of dolla in cont ri but ions from Would It be better to spur the economy and executives workingrs for such corporations as create jobs for many of the unemployed, thus C ontinental Airlines; the Burlington Northern 'j producing the double-barreled Impact of Railroad; Pan American Airlines; Time reducing government's fIMflCISlburden and Magazine; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and providing it with more revenues? Smith; and International Telephone and me answers to these questions might Telegraph. from candidate to candidate, but there Is hardly Now fortunately, joining the Carter-Mondale any legitimate response to them that will fall to train In Indiana Is a real expert on "special inreveal the interrelationship, the balance that terests," Sen. Vance Hartke ( D-Ind. ) . who has earned the nickname "Sen. Bought." The other exists between jobs and Inflation, Democratic senator from Indiana is Birch Bayh, That relationship, p, of course, Is revealed also prounced 'b-uy." Get it? Bought and Buy. by questions directed to the candidate who Sen. Hartke is up for re-election this year and OiI men PaIs D em s ' TALLAHASSEE (AP) Senate President Dempsey Barron Vcalled his come-from-behind Senate runoff victory "the most satisfying win" of his 20-year legislative career. But three House incumbents weren't so happy. They saw their careers ended by well-financed challengers. Barron's opponent, Leon County Commissioner Travis Marchant, saw his hopes for victory dissolve under allegations of conflict of Interest in a land deal. "It's been hell. I've never had my Integrity questioned before," Marchant said. Barron Is virtually assured of his seat. He has no Republican ' opposition In the November 2 election. Only three incumbents, all Miami Democrats, lost In the 24 House runoff races in Tuesday's primary. Four other House members forced into runoff races turned back challengers. Barron, who for the first time ever trailed in the first primary, scored .56 per cent victory over Marchant, who was forced to spend much of last week explaining allegations raised about a land deal while commissioner. - Saties fying'I' March ant: "Money Is more powerful than trust," a disappointed Marchant said. "Barron spent as much as he could get from special interest groups to tear down my image." In the only other Senate runoff, Rep. Sherrill Skinner, DLakeland, grabbed 59 per cent of the vote to defeat Terry Putnal of Mayo for the seat of retiring Sen. Bob Saunders of Gainesville. Skinner has no Republican opposition in November. The three Miami House members defeated were Reps. Nancy Harrington, Walter Sackett and BJ1 Flynn. Mrs. Harrington, the only woman legislator to vote against the Equal Rights Amendment, lost to former legislative aide Bill Sadowski. Flynn was defeated by Hugo Black III, grandson of the U.S. Supreme Court justice. Miami attorney Roberta Fox, who had run radio ads accusing Sackett of sleeping during the sessions, defeated the 10-year House veteran who was a perennial sponsor of "death with dignity" legislation. Both Sackett, 70, and Mrs. Harrington blamed a liberal turn in their districts for their defeats. Their challengers had also spent much larger sums in the races Karl: From Private Practice'ro Bench By The Associated Press When Frederick B. Karl takes his place on the Florida Supreme Court In January, It will be the first time he has served as judge. But Karl says his background was a major factor in his election. Karl easily defeated former Circuit Judge Charles R. Holley on Tuesday In the only statewide race on the ballot. He will succeed retiring Justice B.K. Roberts. Karl's victory takes him out of private law practice In Tallahassee and back to doing what he's done most in the past 20 years: Working in state government. It was that experience state representative, state senator, public counsel for consumers In utility rate cases and counsel to the House committee which forced two Supreme Court justices to resign that Karl used as a campaign Issue. '"It was my desire from the beginning to conduct a campaign In which there was no place for personal attacks, by campaigning won the basis that 'the justice Is the sum of his - - "I was able to convey this message to the people and they voted accorthny," he added. Karl, 52, had strong judicial backing. A Florida Bar poll rated him as qualified for Karl captured Seminole County by better than 2-1, taking 53 of the $5 precincts. He lost one precinct to Halley by only two votes and tied In another. Karl's local total In unofficial returns was 4,734 to Halley's 2,2*0. office by a 1,044-to-104 vote. Holley, 51. was rated unqualified 437-223, although hi bad served as circuit judge In Pinellas and Pasco - counties. Karl also was approved by the state's judicial review commission and had previously been considered for appointment to the date Supreme Court and to a federal judgeship. Karl's election Tuesday m.y have been the last time Florida voters choose a Supreme Court justice. A constitutional amendment on the Nov. 2 ballot would allow voters to judge their judges every six years only by voting "yes" or "no." A "no" vote would oust the judge from office and fill the vacancy by appointment. Ironically, Karl suggested late Tuesday that he doesn't necessarily consider that the bed alternative. "The present method isn't the way to do it," he said, "but If the amendment falls In November, I would like to see public financing of candidates." . . 'It's Been He II I but one of the biggest spenders, Herbert Freisner, who spent $38,000, was defeated. Freisner lost In his bid to unseat first-term Rep. James Eckhart, D-Coral Gables. A fifth Miami Incumbent, Rep. Joe Lang Kershaw, the first black elected to the legislature since Reconstruction, grabbed 66 per cent of the vote to turn back the bid of college student George Brackett, Two other incumbents, Rep. George Helber, R-St. Petersburg, and Jobs Culbreath, DBrookesville, won their races. Heiber, who had trailed in the first primary, defeated attorney Peter Caroline while Culbreath beat Charles Edwards of Dade City. In the Miami races, Black, Kershaw and Eckhart have no general election opposition while Sadowski and Ms. Fox will face Republican opponents. Following are the results in the other House races. Unless noted, all primary winners face general election opposition: Tom Patterson, fl-Pensacola, defeated Mike Bass. James Ward, fl-Fort Walton Beach, defeated Ode Mills of Gulf Breeze. Saunders I Continued From Page 1-A) lion. "We are going to pursue those suits very vigorously," Mrs. Kolb said Tuesday night. "That man maligned me and my family and told all those lies. The suits Involve money, but even If we don't get any, we're going to clear my name." Friedman said the suits were "just political rhetoric." "1 think that what we were doing was just disseminating knowledge," he said. "I'm not at all worried about the lawsuits." i!Tn the Gulf Coast, Johnson said he would mobilize supporters from both major parties for his battle with Ireland. They are competing for the seat held since 1952 by retiring Rep. James Arnett Girardeau, a Jacksonville dentist, defeated former Rep. Ted Alvarez. No general election opponent. Joe Knowles, D-L.eesburg, defeated Newman Brock of Longwood. Lawrence Kirkwood, R-Winter Park, won over Richard Crotty. Jobs Mica of Winter Park won the Republican runoff against Jack Harris of Orlando and will face Reed Boardman, who defeated Suzanne Campbell on the Democratic side. Toni Jennings, R-Orlando, defeated Marry Warren of Orlando. Bob Crawford, fl-Winter Haven, won over Leslie Dunson. Beverly Burnsed, DLakeland, defeated C. Richard Sai-geant. Robert Melby, R-St. Petersburg, defeated Esther Amor. Pat Frank, fl-Tampa, defeated Donald Evans. Thomas Danson, R-Sarasota, defeated Mary Kumpe. William Taylor, D-Tequesta, defeated Tom Little. James L Guier, a former Fort Lauderdale News reporter from Pompano Beach, defeated Jeff Cohen of Tamarac. Miami feminist Nikki Beare won over Donald Bates. T. M. Woodruff, R-St. Petersburg, defeated Esther Amor. Joe Knowles Wins; Faces Rep. Fechtel Lake; 14 in Mar-ion and 799 in Seminole. Brock received 1,101 in Lake; 37 in Marion and 1,519 in Seminole. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Joe Knowles, Leesburg citrus grower, won the Democratic nomination Tuesday to face incumbent State Rep. Vince Fechtel (RLeesburg) in the November general election for Florida's district 34. Knowles' opponent, Altamonte Springs attorney Newman Brock, carried all 23 precincts in the Seminole County portion of the three-county contest and the handful of votes available In the Marion County portion. But, the former Leesburg mayor swamped Brock with a much higher voter turnout In Lake County 29.9 per cent to Seminole's 16 per cent. In the Sept. 7 first primary election, Knowles was the leader. Brock went into a runoff with Knowles after Seminole County Port Authority Administrator James Ryan was eliminated by a 191 vote margin by Brock. Haley. "It's certainly going to be a tough race," Johnson said. "We're not taking anything for granted." Lovingood, who had charged during the campaign that a spy or an electronic "bug" had been planted in his headquarters, was unavailable for conuient. The charges were denied by Johnson. All three races were marked by low voter turnouts. Less than 50,000 Democrats voted in the runoff In the 5th District. In the first primary, 70,000 Democrats voted. In the l4h District, fewer than 15,000 Republicans voted in a contest that attracted 31,000 voters three weeks ago. In the 12th District, 30.000 Democrats voted In a race in which 45,000 votes were cast last time. In Lake County, Knowles carried all 21 precincts in the district. Fechtel, the incumbent, had no GOP primary opposition. DEMOS TO MEET The ohly lake County area where the race was close was in precinct 42, Sorrento, where Knowles won by 43 to 34. In the contest for Judge, Cowl of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, comprising 10- The Seminole County Carter-Mondale committee will meet at 7:30 tonight in Room 1 at the Altamonte Civic Center, according to campaign aide, Doug Slabs ci. The public Is Invited. During the last weeks of the second primary, Ryan walked the precincts of Seminole County with Knowles to garner votes for the Lake County resident. Ryan has announced that he be a candidate for the 34th district seat again in 1978. will - counties including Seminole, Orlando attorney, James C. Daukich Jr. polled 92,588 Some 20 absentee ballots remain to be counted in Lake County, while 213 are to be counted in Seminole. The number of absentees are not enough to change the election outcome. Unofficial results gave Knowles 2,755 in votes to his opponent. Carroll S. Barco's 56.436, In Seminole County, Douk.sch carried all 55 precincts, polling, in unofficial returns, 4,429 to Barco's 2,338. - ' -.... 1 ,? ' Wrr fLr.'...:r' RN , ,:, ( I. £ , ', " , 1. ' '? . . ' " I I �Ii 70-7A USDA Chiv 41 c " IAT OPLE sl~HlU! STORE HOURS 4t SANFORD AVE. Mon., Tvss., Wit lam, to 7p.m. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 1a.m. to p.m. SwIdayIa.m.goip.m. 0 NATURING wisnhvi HEAVY USDA PARK AVE. and 25th ST. $a.rn.top:m. lDaysaWesk CHOKE KIF Pi PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS,, SEPT. 30 ThROUGH WEDNESDAY, OCT. $ WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT U.S.D.A. 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LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY : Long Grain Rice U S. : • U UIUUUUUIUIIU COUPON UUIUUIUUUUIUUUIUUUIUI.UIUUUI COUPON IUUUIUUIUUIUIIUUUIIUUISOME COUPON UUIUUIUIUUIUUUUUUUIUUIUUUUU COUPON UIIIUUUUUUIUI UNCLE BEN U.S. NO. 1 WHITE LOUISIANA BELLE Whole Kernel Corn : 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES TOWELS : LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON LIMIT 2WITHCOUPOP4AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL dOS. GREEN GIANT GREEN GIANT NIBLETS OFF ON I ! ANACIN - : ] $128 , 100 S 0 4 31'l Cut Green Beans 010NI J SCHLITZ BEER ON 1 I ) • ~:6PAK U 1 A__ : 3/894 "OZ. Bread LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND LU ORDER EXCL dOS. UUIUUIIUU•UUI COUPON UUUIUUUUUIUUUUIUUIUI•UUIUUU COUPON • UIUUU•IUUUUIUUUIUUUUIUUIII COUPON UUUU•UUIUIUUUIUIUIIUIIUUUUI I COUPON UIUIIUSUUIUUI 12 02. POPTOP CANS ANY 4 PKGS. ASSTD. FLAVORS U I BORDEN' MRS. FILBERT'S a EM ANY CARTON OF 891C 4/1 01. OFF • 730 ORDER EXCL CIOS. 37c FAMILY LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIIIUUUU COUPON UUUUUIUUUUIUUUIUUII.UU.UUp COUPON IUUUUUUIUUIUUUUIIUUUUIUUUI. 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BABY BEEF S at Beef ,. FRONT CUT AND WRAPPED FOR £ HIND YOUR FREEZER FREE ORRE HEAVY WESTERN BEEF ID 1.5. Side BUDGET Boneless Stew 970 LB. : EACH COUPONiiiiv MARGARINE :Yj PEANUT BUTTER:U U : 35C : oz. QUARTERS 2/79C 40 1 • 2L.13c : LIMIT 2 WITH COU N PO OFF U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I WITH COUPON I U :U FF LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON I 7LIMIT J.OROEREX.AND U U ON U : : IUUUUUUUIUIU COUPON UUIUUUUUUUU•UUIIUUUU.UUUNNE : COUPON UUUUUUUUIUUUIUUUIUUUUUU.UU COUPON : UUUIIUUIIUUUUUU•UUIUIUUUUI COUPON PAMPERS DAYTIME OR NEWBORN UUUUUU•UUUUUUUI CORONET 'f a DELTA : STUDIO PRINT NI GILLETTE TRAK II : FRESH 100 PCT. PURE HEAVY WESTERN LEAN 'N TENDER U LB. STEAK W , 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES SEPT. * is7a m.0 OCT.a LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMfl.y : Ground Chuck $137 • sPr. 30 THRU OCT.', 1,76. LIMIT 1 OF . 0000 At PARK AND sso iious SO00 A U SOON AT PARK AND 5110. STORES • SI 11".316 ma mou OCT. a • I sii. s. ma may OCT. a U LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMIS.? !UUUSUU...ss COUPON UUIUIUUUUU.UUUU..UU..Iwon • COUPON UUIUUUU•UUUUUIUUIUIUUUUUI. COUPON IUUUUUUUUIUUUUUUUIIUUUUU.. COUPON UUIUUUUUIUUUUI $01. SEVEN SEAS • PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK U PARKAY FAME BUTTERMILK Uom 40 U U 37 I I.B. LAZY AGED Hind Quarter S $ (NOT IMPORTED) HO ICE I SIRLOIN LEAN MEATY - Shoulder Chops 'W - !T LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND 7.10 ORDER EXCL CIOS. S - COUPON UIUUUIIUISUUIUUUUUUUU.$U.0 COUPON mosso mmummomom BORDEN'S EXTRA RICH ''• swrorAmn COLD PAWFR DETERGENT 84I $1" COUPON - SLISS. 59C $197 U LB. ri ru iigr COUPON FLOUR C Loin Chops or Leg ILI ?j GOLD MEDAL PLAIN OR SELF RISING USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF FINE FOR 8111097LB. 1 USDA CHOICE FRESH LAMB (NOT IMPORTED) USDA CHOICE FRESH LAMB CHUCK OR BABY BEEF T-BONE STEAK . JUUUUIUUUUIUI COUPON • .. : OSCAR MAYER I I WIENERS WITH COUPON 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOOlS : : :I - I LIMIT I WIT14 COUPCJ PONFAMILY I ø$ seem q. �MI Nsm PL kp& ii emocrats Zeroing. In On Investigations Of Ford Ivesiag $srahi, Uofsrt Ft. Ry DAVE *UZY Investim"M Tuesday. aid ,ths5ftJes setting the acme for his next with regularity daring his * - Asud.%iJ Preen Wi In 1V2, covering op the Wa- dial interests that "bele to statements In recent Inter. Mondals, Demsc,ats are bgbvijig to said Ford has In hem 11edo, Ohio, Exchange Commission re debate with Carter on the sub yearn In Washington and he has terpte scandal until after the the same club., play golf on the VeW5 Including a controversial "docking portediy Is investigating golfing ject of foreign affaI,. take some public accepted Lnvttalc at variom election." hi Playbo y Mine golf cow" P notice of fed- arid hiding" train questions trips made by Ford as a con"al Invtigatlons lato At Tuesdfiy'! briefing clubs, which Is ctomary. He Skrna said Dole and Ford Asked U his remarks were di- sine. misis of campaign funds alleged dir- about the hwe*Igations. And gras.ei. Those trips were session, Nessen disclosed that played with friends, and at oth- have a right to remain silent on ratted at the Ford probes, Car. His headquartera issued a chastised GOP vice by the UI Steel Corp. Ford had played golf on courses ertlines he Invited ida friends to the probes but that "they do not ter smiled and said, "Ill let you len lag President Ford's cangres- Strauns president Iii candidate Bobpaid for The White Noise said These operated by Firestone Tire, be his guests at hi gthy statement in his name s dub." slonel cnpaIgns and Ford's Dole for suggesting that have a right to Impugn the make the Judgment about the day that Ford had made trips to Bethlehem Steel and Alcoa lafter atestthe government jn Its goftig pijj He sold Ford quit accepting motives of the FBI, the special that." fJ proeg we politics] in nature. corporate golf courses while In AlianInian. reading of economic Inlobbyists. golfing trips he became prosecutor or Democratic party . The special Wdergat prose. Congress, but Ford press m.i,. He said he didn't know If the vice president in 1t73. Asked atflclals." studied for Democratic presidential cutots office Is Investigating secretary Ron Nessen declined companies paid for Ford's ex. why, Nespen replied, "He's In a debate and toured nomInee Jlnvny Carter, at the records at While Carter has not directly Th Indicators, which Ford's home dli- to comment when asked If Ford penses. but he home for a rut In Plains, Ga., trict GOP organization in Kent differijg position now. He was commented en the Ford Investisupposed to hint at future eco had, as a congrman, conrnoativ on U.S. Steel reported Inst week vice president then and now gatlons, he did refer Monday to nomic performance, declined In has avoided direct comment on County. Mich., reportedly look- vetted c'ipsIgn funds to his that It paid for three Ford golf he's Preddut. Before that, "political leadership that has crop. the Investigations and, usd11 b Into allegationthat Ford, personal me. August for the first time lii 1$ outings In New Jersey and for he was a m.mber of Congrea." been boned dawn in Washing. Tuesday, so did other wte Congrs, iflegalJy dlCarter has been advised by months, leading Carter to cooFord has not personally mentwo visits to a company gust Diinoctats. Mondale at first avoided ton for 25 or 30 years," drawing his top aides to be more dude, "There Is nothing In the carnpalkn contributions honed the Investigations andFlorida. house near Disney World In questions on the probes, say- advice, counsel and financial cautious when answering ques. economic outlook to be oidbnlsBid Carter's running mate, vetted to personal or improper use, hunotbeenavallableforques. Sm. Walter Mondale, and patty "laundering" the money lions. Ford remained at the lag: "I don't think I should be a rtfromlobbytstsandspe. tIona because dcrlt1cijsnof his tic about." Explaining the golf outings, commenting on that usd11 I'm tholrrnan Robert Strauss both through local party organ. White House on Monday, meet- Nessen said, "The President Is personelly sure what the situOffered nzfluts on the Ford izatjorg, Ing with foreign dignitaries, an avid golfer. He has played all on Is. Those questions shoukks't be put to me. They should be put to the person in the White House. lam told the President Is unavailable for comment. I)m told he won't answer questions" Then, in Toledo, he said Ford was "ducking and hiding behind his desk" and should an. swer questions about the lnves. / ligation.. Dole said Monday that the ,. Watergate prosecutor's invutl. gallon was "nothins but election year politics." Told about the White House revelation about the corporate golfing trips, Dole said he had no infornotion and could not discuss It. But Strauss said Dole's re marksabout Watergate Prosecutor Charles Huff were off base. "Hey, mister, you gonna vote for asking as he tugs this mysterious leg I would remind the public ,,, me. and Sen.Dole that this Is the seems to be Wuit uwwg a campaign stop. As It turns Democratic Vice Presidential very response Americans got out, it belongs to an airline from Nixon, Agnew— and Dole nominee Sen. Walter Mondale Is mechanic. But every vote counts... Canal Roadshow' Comes To Area ' BYJA(UELINI)O "Our facility will continue without the canal," c Rer"d Staff Wri r of Engineers to guide Clang= In deciding sold, "but it will never have any major impact The Army Corp ps of Engineers brought Its whether to complete the canal or give it up. on b jonphndgwuen traveling roadahow to Central Florida Tuesday and "I wonder U the economic approach al 4:11111411.09 gave area residents a chance to present facts and evaluating benefits of the canal Is as meadagful in Alexander K. Dickison of Altamonte Springs, opinions about the controversial Cross.Florldi the long na as an energy approach," Siaar said who Is chairman of the Orlando Sierra Club, said Barge Canal. The people who spoke at a public hearing in — — Seminole residents. James Ryan, administrator for the Seminole County Port Authority, said the port and its industrial park were developed with the Idea that the canal would soon be increasing traffic on the SL Johns River, as well as opening up barge Iransportatlon to the Gulf Coast and the Midwest. U WOOM (Herald phets by Tom Vincent) SHE'S A SEPTEMBER 23, Ithl ADMISSIONS . S CP 1 .. 1? i% • rTwL çiP SALUTES Linda Reck, of the Community Improvement Projects Committee (CIP) of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, helps Evening Herald publisher Wayne D. Doyle set up new sign recognizing the Herald for its well-kept grounds. CIP Plans to use the sign to point out homes and businesses that add to the attractiversess of the community. TIE HERALD * Annie L. Johnson Helen F. Kelly Elsie Leonard Kathryn Laphew Jeanette Everlean D. Steinmeyer Billie E. Snow, DeBary Roger Spivak Sr., DeBary Ada Thmas, DeBary -AREA DEATiHS P. naoiing us to serve our families better. CHIROPRACTOR announces the opening of his office for the practice of CHIROPRACTIC Zayre Plaza, U.S. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. Hours by Appointment Phone 3224155 Shanholtzer, Sanford: Lazona L Bellamy Winnie 1. Bradbury Andrus Qanclor , • Andrew Dupree George A. Hughes Ellie D. McGrlff Dorothy W. Reardon Richard Robinson Arlene K. Rumbley Louise S. wucit John Wright [isa K. Jacobs, Deltona orence K. Jenkins, Deltona Raymond A. Phillips, Deltona L BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Sanford, Florida ! 22 2131 51W4(.11UUIlI. Services and burial will be Wednesday in Waynesboro, Va. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge. MARVELYN K GRIEME Mrs. Marvelyn E. Grieme, 75, mrs. Maieiy E. Grisme will be at 10:30 am. on Thursday at Brisson Funeral Horns, with Of. Harold Harris officiating. assistedby Rev. Bill Coliman. The remains will be sent to Edlnsburg, ill., for interment, in Plow of flowers make contributions to the Building Fund. of the First Christian Clutch, Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Ask George C. Hearn f CALL 834 8776 p.m. at the Community Center on Shell Road. Visitors and guests welcome. Refreshments will be served, ii The New All In The Ear Aid I . SATURDAY, OCTOBER AA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran a RUM r* Church. 4 Fail FestIval, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., All Souls Catholic Church. Oak Avenue, Sanford. Spaghetti dinner, 28 p.m. AU Souls Annual Fall Festival, 10 a.m. 10 p.m. Parish grounds, Eighth and Oak. Games, prizes, food, etc. The pbulic is cordially invited to attend. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 Lyman High School Parent-Student Seminar for College Bound Students, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. 01 f - C Sw.' Most food stains wash clean from the enamel-hard EZ ( Kare finish without "shining"or need for repainting, it EArZ K,AH was hardly a contest for Tru.Test EZ Kate Latex Flat Enamel. Because stains, grease and grime can't readily penetrate the E•Z Kare surface, most $oil washes away. Tough stains can usually be scrubbed off with no LATEX ' 1AT ENAMEL I p 1% TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 application of latex plus the rugged durability of Funeral direction is not something that lust anyone can do. It requires people who take a sincere interest in the problems of others. W, L. Gramkow Is such a person; he cares about what he does enamel make EZ Kare perfect for both walls and Woodwork. qetit in high gear It's the "Wash 'n Wear" Paint in White and Custom Colors ... stop in and see them, todayi . •f j- 4 GOVERNORS HIGHVY COSIMISS1ON ¼ 14 SAFETY (W1Ir4. .l -fr-- ON SALE Free blood pressure clinic, 3-6 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Assn. Building, Aloma Avenue. THURSDAY,OCTOBER7 Seminole Chapter No.?, birthday meeting, 8 p.m. Masonic Temple, Sanford. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 Zero Population Growth Federation Day, noon, Unitarian Ch ur ch, 1515 E. Robinson, Orlando. Oktoberfe.st, German American Society of Central Florida, 3 p.m. to I a.m., 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry. German meal served beginning at 4 p.m. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 Seminole Chapter No. 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Open'til 4 p.m. Saturdays Phone 322.0500 IiiIie. 5 NOW Check Our Other Paint And Hardware Items Now On Sal. In our Fall Shopper — SALE ENDS NOV. 2] YOuii se gas that way. Keep vjjr cats Irans.niujon in the highgear possible as you drift P3ii gas; co(.Sumid in the lower gws II your cat has a ma,ijm.J 's'amis$eon, run tlirough Ii*cr gears gently and quickly, then, build speed in high gear With in automatictnan5mIss,n u4 a 1-gmt foot on the &Ccel*falv to on COUI&gd the lnan;m,sson to shift Into higher grits as quickly as possible Break oilier 9AP4 lasting habits Ike puirpin.) the ac cliefato, or racing Ii. engine whJ@ the car is stoppeiJ Sa'emoney &&o8sas GIVEADARN Save Gfte 11101.01111110A Reg. $12' as' SANFORD. F LORIDA TFUPHONL7233 ., WOE L PAM L,GRAMKQ* Countywide School Advisory Committee, noon, First Federal of Seminole. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins. damage to the feat latex finish. The soft look and easy Give a dam.. 130 WEST AIRPORT UOUL*VAffl.) Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Ch umley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, Lake Mary, Beginners, 7-8:30 p.m. and regular club dance until ii P.M. Tang!ewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. A W. L. Gramkow LFD GRAMv, '-`1 Allii.jW FUNERAL HOME Sanford AA. 8p.m.,l30lW. First & Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Coun try Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. [ions, 6:30 p.m., Land o'L.akes Country FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 Cathedral Court No. 38, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Banquet 6 p.m. Official visit of Grand Royal Matron and Patron. When the "stain squad" challenged Tru-Test El (are latex flat enamel... i1y go MW oi31 HAflOhAR S PORE 520 S. Maple Sanford, Fl. program. The program Is designed to During a deployment to the Western Atlantic aboard the destroyer USS Sarsfjeld, Merritt gained professional experience in basic seamanship, navigation, gunnery and OtImist, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, Sanford Clvitan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's • Midshipman Brian I. Merrit t, son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Merritt of 1021 Crestview Drive, Casselberry, has participated In the Naval Academy's "Summer at Sea" academic classroom studies. South Seminole 5:0 p.m. 1J State and federal officials say Cabinet opposition to the canal almost certainly would kill It as Congress usually does not fund projects opposed by local officials. Information gathered daring the public hearings -I---------- authority to take such action and ordered new econemle anil qivlr ,ra..r,o.I i. "— i--- - 8 n L 60 LIMIT 2 7j — 3 0 gg CHECK THESE VALUES! Sanford. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 College Night, with 100 college representatives, 7:30 p.m., Valencia Conuitunity College. Students and parents invited. WEDNESDAY, OCIOBF.Rfl College Night, with 100 college representatives, 7:30 p.m., Lake Brantley High School. Students and parents Invited. HERSHEY BRIAN MERR1T THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 American Red Cross board orientation. 5:30 to 9:30 P.M., Central Florida Chapter House, Central and Bwnby, OliafldO. j Partly cloudy through Thursday with a 50 per cent Port Canaveral: high 1:11 chance of thundershower,. Lm., 2:00 p.m., low 7:22 am., Highs near 90, lows in the low 5:11 p.m. lOs. Variable winds around 10 m.p.h. Bayport: high 5:54 a.m., 5:43 TOMORROW'S TIDES p.m., low 12:00 p.m., low 1:49 Daytona Beach: high 1:40 p.m. I1'11[T Club. Tuesday's high 95, today's am., 2:17 p.m., low 7:44 a.m., Rim. w w— 1 ti Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Town House. The Starught Promendaders Square Dance Club of DeBary will have a special 'Baby Face' Dance at 5:30 , , low 75. I i expected to be decided by the The canal's fate is Florida Cabinet Dec. 16 and 17. After two days of hearings, the Cabinet members are expected to vote on whether to abandon the project or resume coionoe11J yawn en the Gulf of Mexico to P 't 'on the SL Johns Los, 01 — Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior CithensDance, 2:30pm WEATHER 14r AI " WEDNESDAY,SEW.J %A41 Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. 905 Laurel Avenue of O9 Laurel Ave., Sanford, died Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Madeline F. Ross, 49, of Born In Mechanicsburg, 111, Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford she moved here in 1945. She was died Saturday. She was born In a member of the First Christian Nelson County, Va.,*---and came Church, Order . of the Eastern In Rnnfrprel so ar amexuor Ciu Aso Citizens Club lub 01 from Waynesboro, Va. Sanford. She is survived by her Survivors Include two ions, husband, Elwood Ross, San- B. Darrell of Sanford and Dr. ford; three daughters, Mrs. Donald L of Galesburg, ilL; Mary Glenn, Waynesboro, Miss eight grandchildren and one Teresa Talley, Daytona Beach, sister, Mrs. ma Rae 2nA Mi.. .._. .. .... cy,u.augnnn, GrandJunction, Daytona Beach; two sons, Cob. Brisson Funeral Home is Granville Talley, Oviedo, and in charge of arrangements. Stephen Talley, Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Marie Bond, Piney Liver, Va., and Mrs. Anna Funeral Notice Henderson, Waynesboro; and one brother, Milton Fitzgerald, ORISMI, MRS. MARVILYN Falls Church, Va.; and five Funeral services for C. Annie M. Bracken, Orange City DISCHARGES - MR.. MADELINE F. ROSS Knowledge and experience , -I Linda Deltona DR. JAMES E. HIRSCH Rollin' down the roadway on a sunny afternoon that was the activity of the day Tuesday for Donna Joe Evans, 11, as her sister, Emma Lou, 10, takes her chances lying down. Scott Agrue, 9 (right front) and brother. Jeff, 6, were the appreciative male audience on W. Second St., Sanford. Donna and Emma Lou are the daughter, of Thelma Evans, 203 Holly, Sanford. The boys belong to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Agrue, West Second St., Sanford. "My gut feeling is that there would be a net energy, "Our elected officials should realize that the canal is a bad Investment and could cause untold damage to the envfromnent." He said the environmentalist groop he chairs feels the top priority should be restoring the Oldawaha River "toss new its natural date as possible." Edward Shear of Longwood questioned the economic benefits of finishing construction of the $420 million canal, which was halted In 1971 by faimer President Richard Nixon. A federal Judge ruled that Nixon did not have Orlando the last of a series held in cities all over the date represented a cross-section of Florida's diverse population. me speakers included an elderly couple from Winter Haven, a Tallahassee lawyer,a mariner from Neptune Beech _ and , ROLLOVER HOSPITAL NOTES '4 Sept. n.m CANDY Rig. 1.19... UI WONDER .. RAKE communications His ship also Merritt has returned to Annapolis for further Inbaccalaureate and coin- 'dJ'?7 ...... [;7f' communications. Additionally, he participated In U.S. Second Fleet exercises and studied MODEL 2034 6W' t- KEN-TECH DIGITAL hold size. ______ J\j\p.. of Si Rig. 5Sf sa. ALARM CLOCK Big, ' Rag. 49 PAIL p Ii.AR ' VAPORErS!88' 8$ DOAN'S OWANT $S4AVI ____ ' . PORTABLE RADIO For dog Slide-rule tun- Telesco4c Rig. antenna. Safety included. NEOSYNEPHRINE . -. URig. JULIETTE AM/FM or cat. PILLS RiOuiar or s'stem. White. 2%" hIgh. 7" wide, & 3%" d.e. Model rr.g, $$ ___ COLGATE 88 ahead 24-hour alann py Ment Manthui. hol. .4 .5 Nght.d, my-to- STEVEN JONES give midshipmen practical experience to supplement their academic classroom studies. During a deployment to the Western Atlantic aboard the destroyer USS J. Ingram, Jones gained professional ex perience in basic seamanship, navigation, gunnery and Fuel Tank. Huffy Style HMX Saddle. 3-5/8" x - : Style Grips. 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LSU $2 and Tleottfs Brown. The Kansas $. 17, Fi..ld. S. 13 IN G.orqi. a. Alabama *1 is the HoopisForecast: OldoState3S, o. v. n. VWØWi ilk)' Pfg*I PrsØ Egad, iran1 pby checked New York on one The unfortunate Royals have wkWoHj0 UCLA 31- Har-nenph! Harvard 14, Gaston U.? • The Oakland A's are rolling tur.ied a runaway In the AL "The Bird" Fidrych OWW his hit In the final four Innings as tm 14. Holy Crass It State stalwarts have been ilc are n=y Other big Texas AiM U, Illinois 10 the Kansas Qty West Into a pennant waiting for - the rnch with 3mei around the COwdy with Indiana fourth shutout of the year year to Boston defeated the Yankees, 21. N.C. StatS 14 reeling, their shoddy play of late - lead Detroit to its potent UCLA. It's safe to say - tiree of them slated for the low. Slit. 2$. Oklatwma 26 spoiling Ed Flgueros's bid for "They've got the mo. having last six of their last sey- victory over Cleveland. The his 20th victory of the 3e'so kaffkaff - that the Bucks and Southeast Conference. The top Kansas U. Wisconsin $7 Force 35, Kilt? 5111.21 twu." conceded Kansas City's en games. With the opportun. Indians won the second gameu their mentor, redoubtable attraction will pit Alabama Air Rgers 7,, .i'wias• Pew. Sloe 22. Kantucky 1$ Hal McRae. .. Coach Hayes, have against Istic A's on a winning tear, the Dennis Ecker'ley overpowered thought of Georgia at Athens. Our Maryland 30, VUilnova 7 Toby Harrah slammed a two...little else during the ?74 days Atlanta corespondest1 Georgie Memphis St. 25. $MU SIN) The respective directionscombined results have dli- Detroit with a six-hit, 12- rim homer In Texas' six-nm the American League w solved most of a hefty seven- strikeout performance, that have intervened since Peech, having watched both Nldtigw IS. Woke Forest 20 second Inning and a solo slot Notre Dam 21, MICtI. Stati 34 teams were more evident melead held by the } Owe teams last met In the teams In action, gives the edge Miss. 21, Auburn 7 the fourth as the Rangers deday, following Oakland's i-o recently as Sept. 21. Red Sax 7, Yankees I Rose Bowl and UCLA pulled a to the Buildugs. His forecast Is Missouri 21, Na. Caroline 10 feated Minnesota behind Gay. The A's can make things colossal upset. Yas, my frIa"s, Georgia 24, Alabama 22. Jove, BOStOn Collage 15, Navy 12 Ivldory over the slumping RoyVeteran reliever Tom Mw'- lord Perry's six-hitter. Nebraska 2$, Miami (Fla.) 21 ala Tuday night. more Interesting that Bruin conquest was a hitter that's close! ArIzona 24. Normwntorn 21 That lo cut Kansas City's lad meeting of the West ,. piilfortheColurnbuscotglngg In the other Southeastern Ohio U. 20. Toledo 12 lead In the wild West to merely s&iies this season. Larry Gura to swallow and, one might say meetings we like Mietittippi OnIO State 35, UCLA 31 St. 30. No. Tn. St. 13 2% games, giving on,ic, t was nominated to Mop the - heh-beh - it made them a over Auburn, 21.7 and Florida Okla. oregon 27. Utah St. a Oakland hopes of overta'1ng Kansas City slide against little Ill. And for record they to defeat LSU, 22-It Penn 31, Columbia JI the Royals in BIOWlI 31, PtinCI?OO 15 Oakland's Paul Mitchell. intend to get well this Saturday. Saving the best for lad, U. Miami (0)ls of the in baseball season. Beating Ohio State anywhere, Hoopla Upset of the Day: Iowa Purdue OrIoles 7.7, Brewers 54 Texas 20. RICO 12(N) anyt ime Is difficult and besting State 2L Oklahoma 26. "We're Just not hitting," Bobby Grich hit a two-ran Rutgers 33, Carroll 13 Pittsburgh U. Dukea So. Calif. 25. iowa 2$ (N) moaned Kansas City Manager homer in the 11th inning to give them In Columbus is m Carol 37. ayse.; Cincinnati $7. So. Miss. 12(N) so __ MissourI Whitey Herzog, reiterating a Baltimore's Wayne Garland his 21, N. Carolina 10 Oregon St. 14, Syracuse 11 have their work cut out for ) with 20th victory in the Orioles' Colorado 37, DIM. 14 Delaware 27, Teniglo 10 (N) By The Associated Press Reds I, Padres 4 Lockwood, 10-7, the victory. 5jh them. 3$. Wake Forest 20 (h ()f mw.. 25. Clemson is some consistency In recent opening game _____ 4 Michigan with Milwaukee. Pete Rose's pinch-hit single Boston College 15. Navy 12 Tulsa 21, N.'M.i. St. 7(N) Parrish's homer put the UCLA have devastating attacks weeks. "Maybe we're ____ UTEP It, Utah 14 (N) James Rodney Richard feels in the eighth and Ed Armbrls- Expos In front 10 in the second capable of rolling up 500 yards Pe.vt State 33, Kentucky $5 hard." Texas AiM 13. Illinois 10 Vanderbilt 24, Tulane 11 Willie Horton hit a home . his 19th victory is only a Just ter's triple In the ninth pi.e.J Inning of the nightcap. A Mets each In a single afternoon, Kansas U. Wisconsin 17 Furman 13. vu' ij 25. TCU 7 V.. Tech 25, Wm. I. Mary 20 "I feel I deserve to win s" Cincinnati over San Diego. error In the third led to two therefore we look for a high Arkansas Stantord 35. Army 12 Washington 21, Minn. 17 Padres starter Randy Jones more runs as Gerald Hannahs, scoring affair, We believe Pete So. Carolina Baylor 7 Wash. W. 35. Idaho 12 the Houston pitcher said after suffered a muscle pull in his with relief help from Woodle Johnson, Jeff Logan and Ron Calif. 20. San27.lose St. is West Va. 11, Richmond 7 tossing a three-hitter and beat- pitching arm. The Injury to Fryman, raised his record to 2- Gerald should put more points COIOYIdO 31, Drake 11 Bowling Green 24, West. Mich. 21 ing the Los Angeles Dodgers 1.0 Jones, bidding for his 23rd vtc- 0. Pittsburgh 2$, Duke a (N) on the board Jj than the Uclans E. Tuesday night, raising his tory, was not considered Carolina 33, Citadel 10(N) Pit Stop Arizona 51.30. WyomIng 14 record IM to 19-15, serious but tnulil'.ii him t, serious worked hard. I've suf. ,,.i.. his final scheduled start BY CARL VANZURA fered," said the hurler who goesthisweekend. LLL by his initials, J.R. Giants 4, Braves 1 "When I say suffer, I mean Bobby Murcer slammed his that I f'gured I should have 23rd home run of the season and come up to the big leagues earChris Speier drive in two runs Success Doesn't Cost Bundle Her than I did. The only differwith a bases-loaded single to Lowell Martindill has proved that you can be successful in ence between my pitching now give rookie Bob Knepper, 1.2, motorsporta without dropping a bundle on your car. He has two and when I first came up IS that his first major league victory as cars that he runs in the brackets at the drags with quite a success. I've been given the opportunity San Francisco topped Atlanta. Martlndill was tied for the point title at Central Florida to pitch," Richard said. Car,I ,p Two of the Dodgers' hits were Dragway, after a long series of races. In a run-off recently he Hector Crux drove in three finished second to Mike Smith when he couldn't get traction 10 his by Steve Garvey, who now runs, including two with his 13th 428 cubic inch powered Pontiac. needs only two more to reach homer of the season, to lead St. With his second car, a near stock '66 GTh, he towed to the 200-hit plateau for the third Louis over Philadelphia. The Darlington, S.C., for the $10,000 Bracket Nationals. There were straight year, loss foiled Phils hurler Steve "The sooner I get them, the Canton's bid to become a 203OO cars in his bracket and after lt was all over his consjti330 times put him Into the winner's circle. In the finale, where each better," Garvey said. "It's game winner. Canton is 19-7. bracket winner met, he made it to the semi-finals before being tough getting to the plate four Meta 5-2, Expos 4-4 beaten by eventual winner Sam Carrel, a former "Factory times a game." Ed Kranepool slapped a Tire size Save Regular Price + fed. tax anver. uuiwu scored me games bases-loaded single to lift New A78-13 $11 $22 each (4 for $88) 1.74 ea. "I blew it," stated Mardna, ,when f looked over into the lonerun in the first whe Cesar York to victory in the opener "`l"l ne`x't*lane 078-3 $23 $25 each f 4 for $100 1.84 ea. tosee who I was running I thought it was an1160 car." Cedeno reached base on a two- and Larrjr Parrish slammed his As It turned out, the car was dialed In at 9.60. base error by second baseman 10th homer as Montreal cap560-15 $15 $23 each (4 for $92) 11.81 Dave Lopes and came home on tured the nIght.an After a perfect start MartlndiIJ let off at the finish un. from braking out, only to see CarroI beat him across finish line Bob Watson's single. It was Kranepoo1 tied the first game by just a few feet. "If I had not let off, thinking other car would Watson's 100th run batted in of in the eighth with his 10th not ever catch me, I would have been the winner of the $10,000 the season. homer, then singled home Burt Hoc*on, 11-15, took the Bruce Boisclalr and Jim Dwyer meet." Martindill is a mechanic for Burns Texaco and has been loss. in the ninth to give reliever Skip Tire size Saver egular Price + fed. tax racing for three years. For his Darlington efforts he made the E78-13 national publication put out by the International Hot Rod $13 ach (4 for $112) 2.25 ea. C Association. He also picked up $400 F78-14 for an afternoon of fun. $21ach (4 for $120) 2.39 ea. Johnny Brown will hit the road again this week when he heads G78-14 $31 $25ach (4 for $124) 2.55 ea. to Bristol, Tennessee for another National event. B-own recently BALTIMORE (AP) Earl Baltimore management. qualified 28th at Rockingham, NC., with a 10.76 E.T. in G-gas. His Weaver, the fiery anl successBut the agreement, r' uched car now runs H•gas with a natlonsl record of 10.66. Brown feels ful manager of the Baltimore in a brief talk Tuesday with that with the excellent traction that Bristol has there Is no reason Orioles, ha., been given a pay General Manager Hank Peters, .': why he can't qualify about fourth at this meet. raise and rehired for the 1977 does provide other forms of seCircle burners are fighting it out for glory and prize money at season by the American Tire size Save League cunity. Regular Price + fed. tam Voluala County Speedway. Harold Johnson is back with his crowd- baseball club. In addition to the [G78-15 pay raise, $32 each ( 4 for $128) 2.58 ea. pleasing style. In his second week back Johnson has gotten his "They made me an overChevelle handling well and coming out of the turns as fast as any whelming offer, as much as I Weaver will be able to benefit [78-15 $27 19f$34 each (4 for $136) 2.80 ea. from a deferred-payment car on the track. could probably hope for," In heats, both Johnson and Bill Price took second. In the Weaver said after agreeing to clause. And, should he be fired feature, most of the 20 lap race Price was in second with Johnson pilot the Orioles for his ninth before the end of the lg7 season or not rehired for 1978, he right on his bumper. At the finish, Lee Faulk managed top full season. reportedly will receive sev• under Johnson to take third. Terms were not disclosed, but erance pay in addition to his Chris Dellarco Is steadily moving up In the NASCAR points at the 46-year-old skipper is regular salary. VCS and stands a chance to finish up 10th at the track and possibly believed ready to sign a oneSince replacing Hank Bauer as high as 25th in the state. That Is quite a feat when at least 100 year contract that will pay him aj , manager of the Orioles in the different drivers have raced at VCS a1d close to 30010 the State. about $100,000 next season a middle of the 1968 seaun, Thunder cars are now being run at Orlando Speed World and boost of some $15,000 over this Weaver has posted 812 victories It Volusia County Speedway with many entries and a wild show. year. and 547 losses, for a .597 per. $A1Q with There were 20 cars at VCS last week. The crowd really comes to Weaver, whose won-lost centage. trade-In Its feet when five cars try to go through the turns and down the record is the third best of all The only managers with a The JCPenney battery. Revolutionary. Has no fIller caps. back stretch at a time. The cars are completely stock and can time for managers with at least better won-lost record are the You never have to add water. Corrosion Is virtually race high and low on the track, where a late model can usually five years' service, had In- retired Joe McCarthy with a eliminated, And It's the most powerful battery of Its size only race successfully In one groove. dicated he was interested In the .617 percentage of Sparky Anavailable for a passenger car. Sizes: 24,24F, 74, 27, 27F, The famed Governor's Cup race at Tampa's Golden Gate kind of multiyear pact now dersonofthe Cincinnati Reds at 77, 22F and 72 to fit most American cars. Speedway has been scheduled for Nov. 7. The Gulfcoast 100 will be being offered to players by the Without trade-in, add 3.00 .607. run the night before at Sunshine Speedway as a warm-up for the Drive in today. Let our mechanics check you battery cars entered In the Governor's Cup. Both races are about the best charging system (no extra charge, no purchase Matinees,12 noon on JCPenney anti-freeze. Asphalt race shows In Florida for the year. necessary). Helps provide protection Monday, Thursday and Saturday TO By The Auoclated Press Fooftil iuni ur riuui: uarryi Forecst wasningon hands oil to Arthur Jackson (24), Reginald Campbell (30), Hogan (9) puts bail In air, Brantley defense unable to halt Panthers Crooms C Bran, tley Frosh,By 36-6 Richard Captures 19th, Says I D es er ye 20 th' Panthers Gain 657 Yards U! I The Crooms High School freshman football team opened the season on an auspicious note Tuesday night, cLwlng Lake Brantley's ninth grade team by a 364 score In a contest which found the Panthers racking up 657 yards of total offense. It was 23.0 at halftime. Crootna had bur backs with better than 100 yards rushing Reginald Campbell,, Arthur Jackson, Joe Baker and Kensey Simms. Campbell led the parade with 183 yards on nine carries while Jackson had 162 yards on 15 totes. Campbell was the biggest thorn in Lake Brantley's side with touchdown runs of 91,35 and 14 yards. Jackson's jaunts were primarily to the outside and he ran for four extra points. Baker scored on runs of Sand 17 yards while Simms had a TD jaunt of 60 yards nullified by penalty. Defensively, Robert Rank and Tim Sutton came up with pass Interceptions while Eric Edwards recovered a fumble. Tackle Jeff Gibson, linebackers Bobby Wells and Bobby Davis plus defensive backs Sutton, Rank and Steve Whitted were cited as playing outstanding games. Grooms opens Its home season Wednesday night with a 7:30 encounter against Kissimmee at the Seminole High field. Brantley's Kurt Johnson collared by Croorns defense Still Champ, Ali Pondering Future rushes Pats passer Marty Hogan sk 4: i pnpw M = Irl"sh"s Slager Back Of Week IA-Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. NEW NEW YORK (API- Mnham. . r.wn ..A4 -- t V,ifr.. $ deserves anathmad MI, the winner and MIII . inittedly hurting and his nor• er4fl5 shot. I think an All-Foreman heavyweigig champion 1 the mally bombastic voice hardly return bout would exceed any world, will go bdo a huddle with rising above a whisper, extravaganza yet staged in the himself during the nexf few "Vve whipped everybody I boxing game." days and ponder two al- should whIp.! got more nothing The big one-time Cleveland ternativea affecting his to prove. I am the champion. I numbers king said he has been remarkable ring career. keep saying maybe I ought to discussing prospects of such a At age 34, his skills dimin- quit and spend more time with fight with Herbert Muhammad, Lshlng, should he be content to my kids." All's Muslim business retire on the negative note of his Ali has five, manager, and he has been widely disputed 15-round vicDon King, the Rockefeller encouraged by the response. tory Tuesday night over Plaza ring entrepreneur who "m don't like to fix a figure but challenger Ken Norton? staged mulllinilllon-dollar pro- it could be a $10 million windfall Or should he try for one last, glorious hurrah a repeat triumph over the hardpunching George Foreman with a guaranteed price tag that co uld reach 110 Million? motions involving All ln Zaire, for All and a big payday for Africa, and The Philippines, Foreman," King said. "I have came into the hectic dressing made contact with several room and sat beside the prone foreign governments who are ti tleholder. They talked In low interested In the p romotion and significant whispe rs. Turkey, Syria and Nigeria. "I I..n thinfrhiii ..I.....h...I .5, su ennance oox1ngs creW. Montreal, the Olympic capital, retiring," the weary champion bility, it Is necessary now to call also is very Interested." The said today, as he lay sprawled on the awesome punching prospecti ve date Is sometime on a table in the visiting locker power of George Foreman," within th e next three months. - - ,,.,... - __ ------- - - , Wednesday, Sept. 29, 075 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - dated Press. "Rick had a difficult decision , Notre Dame's Rick Slager, who "It's a thrill," said the senior to make whether or not to re- ...II h.. t_.__ himuIf i_i... ------------------------------- ____.... Howell, Brantley JVs Meet Thursday Four junior varsity football games dot the high school schedule Th ursday night with the biggie an intra-county rivalry game between Lake Howell and Lake Brantley. The rivalry contest is staged at Lake Howell and begins at 7:30. In other games, Lyman is at Bishop Moore, Oviedo is at Trinity Prep in a 4 p.m. encounter and Seminole travels to Oak Ridge. yer. But If that falls through, ments at Notre Dame last year uated, but he chose to return to Coach Dan Devine could give but chose to return for his final make a contribution to our prohim a good recommendation as season of football eligibility, gram." a teacher. "Even though I'm 52 years lia old I feel I've learned a lot aboutllfefrc,nRlck,"saldthe Irish coach. "His general attitude and sense of direction are Incredible." Slager, a 5-foot-II, 190-pound quarterback, set a Noire Dame record last Saturday by cornplating 12 of 14 passes for 231 yards and three touchdowns, He was named College Back of the Week Tuesday by The Asso- Tulsa Tackle 'Lineman L neman' i TULSA, Okla. (AP) Giles high Saturday as the Hurd. Alexander, who considered cane, In a highly defensive dropping out of football last game, scored an upset 9-3 vieyear because he wasn't getting tory over Arkansas. to start regularly, was named In winning Lineman of the - the Associated Press Lineman Week honors, Alexander beat of the Week today, out linebackers Chris Garlich c' Alexander, a defensive tackle Missouri and Dean Moore of for Tulsa, reached his career Iowa. G Norton: 'I Was Robbed' Football Vote? NEW YORK (AP) "I was his dressing room, and was still the money," he contended. "II Hy HERSCHEL NISSENSON is in the unusual position of *p Sports Writer fighting for Its Southeastern robbed," declared Ken Norton. visibly upset when newsmen Ali wins he fights Foreman and NEW YORK (AP) Coach Conference life. Hang down "What else can I say?" were finally admitted some 30 that's big money, right? Chuck Mills of your head, Wake Forest Vince Dooley The muscular Norton, his minutes later. "Well that shouldn't happen. says he has read that Ala- Alabama 24-14. face unmarked but for slight "The fight speaks for itself," I should have a rematch first. bama's Bear Bryant has enLouisiana State at Florida: puffiness around the eyes, sat Norton said. "I outfought him That should be mandatory." dd President Ford, who IS An unusual week for the oddson a stool In his dressing room completely. I wasn't even All three officials gave makers. Eighth-ranked Ohio at Yankee Stadium and fought breathing hard. I've worked 15th round to All, and the from Michigan that "I'm withholding my en- State is favored over No. back the tears. harder In the gym. proved decisive. Mercante lorsement until after the UCLA, 10th'ranked Alabama is "I know I won It, you know I "I won at least nine or 10 scored it 8.6-1, both judges 8-7 Michigan game to see what favored over No. 6 Georgia, won it, I think even All knows I rounds. I didn't think there was Norton had said before the d of hosts they are," cracks 19th-ranked Fl orida is favored won it," he said quietly. any question about that. I knew bout he thought he had no Mills. over No. 11 LW. No sense But he didn't win It, at least he was hurt two or three times chance of getting a decision in aMi lls doesn't have long to bucking the tide not according to referee Arthur and he never hurt me. Florida 20close fight against All. Tuesday wait. Wake Foret visits No. 1. 13. Mercante and judges Barney "From beginning to end. I night's 15-rounder reinforced ranked Michigan this weekend North Carolina at Missouri: Smith and Harold Lederman. won the fight." that feeling, and by late Coach Al Onofrlo can only hope Saturday afternoon, They all scored Tuesday night's He didn't get the dtclsion, "I outfought him corn- Jimmy Carter should have one Missouri will not have a let. fight in favor of heavyweight however, and he charged it was pletely," he said. "The only more vote, down after the upset of Ohio champion Muhammad All. a matter of money. thing I didn't do was knock him "Our players are looking for. State Missouri 24-17. Norton could not believe It. "It was those New York out. And because of that, he's ward to it," Mills Pitt at Duke: Lastyear's 14.0 says with a He was crying when he entered judges they were thinking of still the champion." straight face. "We're not going tough game should warn the to just stand around In the Lion's Panthers not to take Duke den. We're going to claw back. lightly Pitt 28-14. Michigan is outstanding, but Oklahoma at Iowa State: I'm not going to cry. We're not Sooners could be in for trouble NEW YORK (AP) The rated and taunted him, and "Sure, I Won the fight," All expected to win, but we're not if they are looking ahead to thought crossed his mind once spat at the challenger, said. "I'll settle for any kind of going there to lose." Texas. Iowa State, 3-0, has whether to retire as the world "Age will get an If I don't victory. Would you believe scored 146 points while yielding Mich heavyweight champion or to slop," All said. "If I had done "He hurt me only one time. igan 63, Wake Forest 0' V In trouncing Drake, Air risk It all once more. ft's a de- anything wrong before this He hit me in the ribs. But none Last week's count showed 45 Force and Kent State Okiacislon Muhammad All says he fight anything I would of the face shots hurt. right, 23 wrong and two ties for horna 31.21. will not face frivolously, have lost. "I was gonna fight all night," a .672 percentage. For the seaMiami, Fla., at Nebraska: He was not In a frivolous "I didn't stay up late at night. All said. "Norton was probably son, it is 1Z-64-4-.660. The Hurricanes actually led mood Tuesday night after scor- I didn't fool around. I didn't in better shape than me, but I UCLA at Ohio State: "After Nebraska at the half last year log a narrow, 15.rowid decision drink no coffee," All said. had the will. I was thinking of you have a loss, that next game before succumbing 31-16. "We over challenger Ken Notion at "Norton was ready, but I was my brothers and sisters out is always very important," think they're very said good," warns Yankee Stadium. readier." there some of them .white but Ohio State's Woody Hayes. Coach Tom Osborne. So's "!'Ube thinking about it,"Ali All had a towel draped over most of them black _ and when "We'li play lt for all wehave." Nebraska 35-14. said. "But I got so many people his lower body as he lay on his I think of all my family out That became obvious as soon as Wisconsin at Kansas: This that lrepresent.I want toretire back on a training table in his there, it makes me fight." the final gun sounded in the wa. the game that zoomed with this title." locker room. Many of the quesAll was asked 11 there was Rose Bowl last New Year's Day Kansas into national promiAu's face was marked, his lions he was asked dealt with any real animosity between he -UCLA23,OhioSta(e1O-vJ nence a year ago with a 41-7 voice was quiet and his de.. the outcome of he fight, booed and Norton. cost the Buckeyes the national romp. Keying on the revenge meanor a glaring contrast to by many fans who thought Nor. "No," Al, said. "1 like him. championship. Woody never motive, let's try this for the that of only a few moments ago ton had wrested the crown (ruin lie's a brother of mine, doing forgets Ohio State 2(-11. when he had cursed Norton, be- All, his Job." Alabama at Georgia: 'Barns (Continued an Page 12A) WeaverBack In 1977 - -. Carter - . ' - - ' j 4.49 I . LLthGrV th ma,lttTict*y WARRANTY: Full warranty for as long as you own your private car or truck It it e'.or fails to hold a charge, return itto us We will replace it tree N' ON JEANS 5$, - f ... 23 channel C. 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THuD - 1. Jose- AlberdI 11.40. 0.40, tio,, IyCaPdO s) 10.00,300- 3. gul.1401a (I) 3; Q (SI) $43.10: P (1.3) 1*00. ojTh - . 11.00. 1.10. 1.10; 1. 0ula.Javl (4) 5.00. 4.10; 3. DomInloioPeez (3) $30; Q (44) $3440; P (4-4) 1133.30; DO ($4) 1101* FIFTH - I. liIboLarto. (3) 13.00, 7.10, 440; 2. SalaAItv (3) 4.10, Mnc m () 3.i; (33) $3130; P (5.3) $7440. $.,H - 1. Larrl-langse 21.10, 4* 3.IOz 2. Domonsoivria t,, .,.I0, j.v, . ArIcti$.j$y, (4) 0 (1-3) 132.40: P (3-1) 127.70. .V.NTN - 1. DomungoArina (3) 10.30.0.00,3.10:2. Alna-Pei,i . 3. Eddy-leItlu (4) (7) 4.10. 3.40. 320, 0 (3-7) 114.30; P (3-1) 1103.00; Big 0 (13 wiTh 31) $1,411.40. Alavarris (4) 0NL - .1. .w - .i- uuVt (I) 5.10. 1.00; 3. Anton-Alto (4) 100: 0 (I-I) $33.00; P (41) 1135* NINTIO 1. P10*1(3)13.40. 4.10, 3.40; 2.AiscM (I) 10.* 110:3 Sale (4) 3.30, 0 (3.11 $37.10: P (31) 1120* TINYN -1. SantI (1) 24.00,040, 000, 2. Semen (1) 310. 3.20; 3. FInnin (3)3.00; 0(1-lI $44.20; P (71) $141.40: DO (3.7) 11*30. ILIVINT1$ -1. Santi-Sandnet (7) 10.30. 310, 400; 2. AiichiEchavs (1) 7.40, 410: 3. AtlaAgulrre (4)310: Q (1-7) $3210; P (7. 1) 147.20. TWILPTN -1. Sala-Ramon (1) 21.30.S.20,340;2.AiaviAguirre(2) 13.50, 2310; 3. SuntI-lungoa (4) 1310; a (14) $43.00; P (1-2) $137.20: Big 0 (1-7 wIth ...-. A - 1,053. Nendie - IIUIII P , New ' 's Fran 73 44 (I) - Ware - .'. 2 OZ LIMIT ONE .. I 1 I I :.:I I ROSE MILK 139 1 NORELCO I6jy L.F. . -1 PEPSODENT It' FACE CREAM I . AU fl½ :r Oridi. Bal, 03: LeFlore, 77½ I TOOTHPASTE I I . I Cmplio 6 5 OZ LIMIT ONE - I I ,".' . . . I . . . .:1 I •: .••:•:•: . . :. -. .. :• .. _-.-.., k CAMPHO. I II UU . •• LIMIT (:)P4E PAK Football Picks dear friend Carrie Bonham, the ranges from tantalizing ap- 'How do you determine how travel and enjoy her children DILLY DIP lCmayoimalse cookbookwouldnolbeareality. petizersto a final chapter on muchadashofthlsandadabof andgrandchlldren. "I dO not consider myself a Helpful Hints. The recipes are that really Is?" For information on the cook- 1 C ICIiT cream professional cook, but one simple, but 'dellsh.' In cornRowena said that someday book, Call Mrs. Billeter at her 1 T grated onion cooking with TIC. This was on piling the cookbook, Rowena she might just manufacture her home. 1 T paiiley flakes :' . . IICT*IC VA Li SIP4GLE.SPEEDMOOEL 8518 YOU DO PlOT HAVE TO auy - USESDIRICUPI,ISIEAD SAc.. RIG 299g IE - _,, COLd i" ffL '.-.,, 0eVSSMODEL267 7GAL 121$ PT Her Nose Is To Blame • . v. Iowa at Southern California: nova 7- Annn1ttjg St.ate 27 Coach Bob COtnzfllflgs called Weste-n Carolina ii', .. -.--- DeVILBISS MODEL 460 2 GAL - -- IIIJMIDIHE1. .......1911 N ISOPROPYL ..:.::,:.:..: GM PERSONAL 2 ALCOHOL LIMIT ONE I Free As A Bird - Is Vtfay 3f Life . 1588 988 For Merritt Pets " - II C*f5yij IRONING WAGON Jose Merritt loves pets. She couldn't have a dog, because her yardIsn'tfenced,soshetrIedagold1j. But goldfish aren't much company, says Mrs. Merritt. Then she spotted a little gold and green parakeet In a pet shop. Bird-brained as theschemes ed(Mrs. Merritthavtngno prior experience with a feathered friend), she couldn't resist the ____________________________________________ ___ _____. I ii betterbepreparedtoletberdo i ___ ___________ 1: things her way. But don't reject everythlngyourparontstaught . 'W" plastic sergery on It when I was you, because some girls still Littlecreature. 1$. and the doctor botched (he ______________________________________ want their dates to buy the _____ ___________________________ So 'Girlie,' along with a tall, airy cage and an assortment of job, so at 211 had it reshaped tickets and open the doors. bird baths, toys and feeders went home with Mrs. Merritt. ..A 4k.... II ._ T &t..i_I.. , .,,,,, , DEAR ABBY: When a couple That was four months ago. Today, three parakeets have the makes i look Muck-up and agreement with the bet one you divorces aiter a comparatively __ rim of her Sanford Avenue home. Each has its own cage, to which keeps me from making friends. saw. Trust me and recowIder I brief marriage, I contend that It retires when feeling hungry, sleepy or just has the urge to be ' I went t. a well-known local think his advice was on target the wedding gifts given to the alone. But the cage doors are never closed. ac surgeon, and I offered to DEAR ABBY: The other couple by the parents, friends The birds, Girlie, Scooter and Pooter, spend most of their day - - pay him In full in advance but night I had a date with a girl andrelativesofthebrideshould 7 - . hopping, tumbling and cleaning their feathers wider the he refused to take me as a I'veadmlredandrespectedfor be considered HERS. And the ___________ -, _____________ dining room table. Mrs. Merritt has guarded against accidents by patient! He said he didn't think some time. I receive a surprise gifts given by his parents, - ____ spreading a large sheet of plastic on the carpet where they play on _____________ any plastIc surgeon could when she insisted on buying her relatives and friends should be _________________ low perches. _____________ please me because I had own ticket to the basketball considered HIS. The gifts are ______________ "I like to figure thIngs out for myself," says Mrs. Merritt, "emotional and social game. She wasn't putting on a NOT common property to be _____________ why I haven't bought any books about birds. I'm learning problems" I should face up to show, Abby; she absolutely divided equally. (Not legally, I . by experimenting how much I can teach them." instead of blaming everything refused to go In unless I let her mean morally.) Already she has the birds eating seed out of her hand. She -on my no'e. Then he Insulted buy her own ticket. Would you please comment . uses a special waving hand signal to train the birds to return to ie further by suggesting that I Throughout the evening she on this? ,., their separate cages on command. inc my money to see a wouldn't let me open doors for MASS. READER •Before she clipped their wings, Mrs. Merritt admits life with a PSYCHIATRIST! her either. DEAR READER: Your flock of free spirited birds was hectic. But she doulLs she will Abby, there is nothing wrong I am only 16. I really like the contention makes sense to me. 'a have to clip their wings a second (line when new feathers grow. Will you please recommend a girl, and I'd like to date her "They've learned it's safe for them to play under the table and good plastic surgeon? I can again. To tell you the truth, I they won't need to fly up on the Lamps and cornices to feel safe," Everyone has a problem. What's afford to go anywhere. don't care If she is a feminist. I yoursi For a personal reply, write to she said. DETERMINED IN HART- respect her Ideas and what she AllY: los No. 41700, L.A. Cam. "Birth are like children, they like to tease you," said Mrs. FORD helleves but I don't know how 5000. Enclose stamped selfMerritt, a teacher for 38 years, and retired seven years ago from addressed envelope, please. DEAR DETERMINED:Slnce to react to her, Everything my For booklet, "Hew to Hays Goldsboro Elementary, Sanford. "You also need time on your determined to have parents taught me about how to a Lovely Wedding." send ii to hands to appreciate their little tricks." tic surgery, you'll have to treat a girl was blown up that Abigail Van BWIA. 132 Lasky Or., L She says each bird has a distinctive personality, and that 6ssrly Hills. Calif. 10212. Please find a doctor without my help night. enclose a long, self-addressed, Cage door open as usual, parakeet 'GEnie' takes a mid-afternoon snack from Girlie definitely has the highest IQ and learns fastest. Mrs. because 1 am in total FLUSTERED IN RICHMOND stamped (2 Oc) envsloe. Jose MerrItt's hand Merritt added that her husband, Charles, is also enchanted losers.) My problem Li my nose. Ihad g._ 30i7 DEAR FLUSTERED: If You want to date her again, go ahead and date her, but you'd year-old woman who has vorced three husbands. (Not my fault. I always pIcked I •11Il ' DEARABBY:Iama34- . JLoS ::.;::.:.. i POCKET CAMERA - - o STEP LADDER Delaware 6; West Virginia 20, RIchmond 14; Yale 21 Leldh -. 1: "- WRITE 121 TELE'vI5IO T .ree- ime Loser ays '-• .. 88 SIIAip.. dressings. both sides, keeping meat rare to luscious chocolate mint pie Is Here Is the recIpe for the medium rare on inside. Set outofthiswcrld. popular sweet, sour, tangy steaks aside to cool. But she will tell you about salad dressing used and bottled About 30 mInutes before this in her tender, loving and sold at The Rowena for 20 servIng time, preheat oven to memoirs. _ - 87Oi ._-.---- .-. °'• • " HUMIDIFIER - - -' p tusu.i "' / is . 1 GAIJOP4 MO L 250 VI I . ..--. / MOOft,10 . -. 'IG :-: -: IT B ARDS - - 1 1 ii - II FARR-PAI( OF 8 I / . -' ' DIAP . I 24 DISPOSABLE DAYTIME .: ... . ' ' A. FAN I . - I I ' 1 02 LIQUID-LIMIT ONE N :• :.•. 1'rn 1' "a * AUTOMATJC DRip Fiti ) I. I SPUR (cT- JUIIII)UM : -. . . den 1231(n) $70 L E N BASES-North, Cincinnati (Norman 134) at O.k. 74; hF-lore, Di?, SI; San Diego (Strom 11.14), (ii) . Campanetus. Oak, SI; Patek, Thrss,.$aaes . .-KC.51;BaIdr.Oak.51.., No genies ; PITCHING (*5 DectsJ6ns)- Of $43.20; (53) 1100.20; 7 (5-3.1) 144110; 31:71. TWELFTH-). Raggedy Rose 23.LA.'.w, 0.30, -2. Mr. GoOd (4)1.00. 120: 3. Gay Mood (1) 520; 0 (1-I) $13110; P ($4) $330.70: T (51-1) 13,242.10; 30:11. 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Sal, Houston (Andujar 0-10) at ; Sic., Bin, 23; HendrIck, Upset - 4) - - W -_ • WWU themenuwg When my so Bud, who i T tOn weed yews. 350 d$VIN. ClOIS and tlg$Iy deserved muth f 1 T BesaMoude ROWENA'S SPECIAL seal PIY dou#_od iik Rowena, was asked the freili onion grated but With her hazel eyes dancing, lUing ungirt. Place Willloon SALAD DREMINJ meaning of TIC, he replied, _________________________________________________ flakes o. onion powder 1% C i Ber fOil CGYUed biking ikUt. o Our Mother's Tender Loving can be used If you are In a rush. 3 T ps she retninisced events of her cart.' (lk brkt reduce heat and bake it IN To use as salad dreadng use 2 ,ei üie red kind) minutes. of one of degrees far about "Md my °'°' d 2 C1S T y mustard Odando's moat famous dining children Bud, Barbara, Check and ceitinus Isoking hIll 01 maoima1se." 1 ka.tOul shbots. golden brown. 'Ti. .4......l..... ti_ 1110 &. - Beverley, Bernice and B$J ,.. ...i. i. - wcu inuicu -, ireizi W1U nerve P'" that I dedicate my bock." by the ktOul) building surrounded by colorful mieolrooins over the pastry. Among the many celelrifte, 3 C cooked shrImp 4 dashes Tabase. Delicious! A side dish of Barplaids was Identified by a who have dined at The Rowena chopped fine PiIl Ingredients In large bowl delaise Sauce also addu a nice tasteful sIi, "The Rowena- was Buddy Rogers, husband ci 1 C maysunalse 01 electric mixer- Add 14 cups touch. Gracious Dining." Business Mary Pickford who attested, 1 C catsiç boiling hot cider vinegar. Stir ificel now occupy the site that "This is the bed fried dilcken I Rowena's imagination and 3 sm pkp cream at one time, the "host with ever ate." well until all the sugar Is tngenidty rm rampant In a cheese disiolvet COOL Add 1 cup totally different apro.ch to the moot" for All-Florida and Rowena's was "hi" spot for daeh hot sauce wtdte Karo syrup and beat welL vegetables, potatoes and rice. ceesandnotabIvjstng many visiting politicians, dash red pepper Slowly add 1 cup Wesson or the area. According to Rowena, the performers, theatrical artists, dash Worcestershlre Qiaco oil, beating all the while. following recipe Is delicious and However, The Rowena" Is bends symphonies, sportsmen sauce Add two cics Kraft's Miracle dinners ponder what It Is. Pass not just a memory, but today, a and scores of others. Somehow, T enJea juice Whip. Then BEAT and BEAT. it fora hmcbeon or dimmer when living memorial through a they were all herded t 1 IhardiioUed eggs, Rmustbewellblended,,jtwilJ you wail to carry old a red cookbook complied by Rowena familiar spot which featured chopped fine not separate. and appropriately entitled only the finest of Ite-cooked color scheme. ' 1 . I-SI -' 1 C celery, chopped Featured In the Entree "Rowena's Recipes With t. TOMATOPUDDING ". -. fine - I Sortlonisadellglgfulpoepoarrl SCveryeeftineud 1tmncrIm." During her years of catering, r-' I T gelatin softd of foods from everyday dining Since retirement, Rowena Rowena was a pert of eabes (tm cousin) l. , ,, In C cold to a gotrmet's delight, anti 1 stIck pare butter has called home The Forest In Navy luau staged at Sanford . water from a he-man's special to the 2 C tiusats peree Lake Maryforaboutayeaz-. Naval Air Station (SNAS) In Heat catsup and cream most elaborate ci dainty tea '/aCwa$er She admits she enjoys the 1959 wIth Ty Ramage . . cheese until latter melts. Cool and hmdieon specialties. . % t e'.."eu serenity there after the hustle- chairman who was challenged - .s sliajdly. Pour In gelatin. Add all -" .J L Superb sauces are added to t salt bustle of the restaurant and to raise $10,000 for Navy Relief. . other Ingredients. Pour into fish give your entree the crowning 1 cup light brown sugar catering business through the For this Hawaiian fete, j mold which has been greased in glory. years. Put bread cii*s in a well Paulucci flew in a oil. FIL MIGNON Rowena ponders, "How does plane of newspaper and buttered one-quart casserole. BOUILLON ROSA WELLINGTON one decide to whom a cookbook magazine reporters and Melt butter, Pow over bread -' (A quickie- and _' .7w,. Have butcher cut beef ten- cubes and toss. Heat tomato iould be dedicated? My editors. Rowa catereti t,e -. '•-.-;'. delicious!) detloln into 4 pIeces of six puree with water, (inflalTion, clientele 01 appreciative guests, food for this entourage -_________ at - T' Mix equal quantities of good ounces each. Allow 1 package of salt and brown sugar. Simmer of whom so many In my 20 poolaideof the Pauluccl home ' ,. p..Is-..*-'.. chlckenbrothandtomatojulce. PepperldgeFarmpattyahells -:. about five minutes and pour years In The Rowena have in SaXIIOCd, . ,jT ---._____ Season to taste and don't forget to thaw. -. 7 over bread cubes. Bake become dear frIends, shall s a gimmick, for the luau, . - -l the BeauMonde. ,/' Flour counter top and roil coveredabout40mInutlzat3 always be remembered and Rowena baked and decorated a ' ' -.-, -'-•w . - -. The Salad Section Is chock each patty shell separately. degrees. Should serve 8, boIl be they certainly deserve cake - the exact replica of a ', full of bright new concepts (or Place between waxed piper on prepared for seconds. . honorable mention. strawhatforthesthp "thesaladbarorbowLSomeare a plate and refrigerate until The Dessert Section has so "Mlldred5mlth,adearfrjend who told , ' (Hetald piste by Owls Diefrich) AvocadoRingwjthFrosFz-nJt, needed. Take dough from many sweet treats that any of and co-worker for 10 years $10,000, I'll eat my hat." Rowena Billeter now calls The Forest home. Bean Salad, Wilted Spinach refrigerator so It softens when the cakes, cookies, cudards, jjeserves much credit. How else About 1,000 turned out for Salad, Carrot Delight Salad, you dart to brown meat. pies, tarts, sauces and frostings ould I ever have had a luau,, Ty raised the ten grand, said the most difficult part was special salad dressing titat From the tempting Appetizer Lorenzo Salad, Molded Bed Season steaks with salt, would be a delectable delight to vacation? And without the and the chaplain ate his hats reducing the proportlons and made such a big hit. But at and Soup Section try the Salad and many, many others, ground pepper and BeauMonde. all connoisseurs of the sweet 1ORD1TRKB Herald Cineo.edemt j ' :r- (cosivaued Freon Page iSA) Fast Relief! Helps Keep Feet Dry! °l Amsrlcen °k SPRAY ZiiI /_ 11411'] :i' Piople trust Eckird $ for Quality Prescription servic, at low, low prices Rowena Remembers - Shares Recines In Rnnk FOOT POWDER iU..v-' NY York II 72 .344 11 34104 San "fT]j' iJ \ man, MV. 100, Carlton, K PhIl -- -1. Spied DrIve (3) i..... A.w. 2w, 4- C .y (3) 13.10, 410; 3. 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Pavored by European ccioi In ow *Jon It ahould be better known on American tables. We first tastedft abo ut a1. e1yessagaatapergiven 117 an English WOW. % told Iss It was her W6 mothier's recipe. Recently another friend who learnedto cook from her . -- . H - vegetable and fruit combInation. and delicious - Coddo 1 tablespoon cider vInegar minutes; thaln. In a 10-Inch "mushy.")Stir In the flour; add servings. 1 and 1-3rd cups clear skillet melt the butter; add on- the rugar and vinegar; Note: If you haven't hen* fa&.free thicken broth Ion and apple and cook gently, gradually stir In the chicken made chicken broth to use I salt in taste dining often, until colon Is broth; stir constantly over this recipe, you may substitute Boll beans, covered, In a softened and apple is cooked gentle heat until thickened and 1' teaspoons chicken bouillon r small amount of saltedwater tirough - abo ut 10 minutes. bubbling. Stir In beans and re- gran ules disselved In I and i. until J" tender.crlip -7 to 10 (The apple will probably be heat, adding salt. Makes 8 3rits cup water. Flavor From India Moussaka: Stap le v ' Chutney Gives Added Zest To Curries By TOM BOGE brought this unique volcanic of a dazzling range of tastes carrot and apple base. '4 teaspoon Tabasco dish back to En&w with m hav, to aeWera' _ them Soon ft foind Us good preparet! powder, of which carrots large kettle. Bring to bog ova Amerca. therearemany. 3 cups rhopppl, pared medimn heat, Aftring con., hinatlon. After trying this ver curries, those artfully pre To many Westerner,, curry Is aPPZU ___ staidly. don, Uok It's a3 Reduce heat and aimthfl( avaK thick, yetlaw as the Ditch recipe and are of 411ced-up m f or fowl, sau urn cook fron dx gr pepper Uquidisiyny. happy to pass it at. that can zed the MM ternp.d ww 014' lah vqdaWaeven wder 1 orange, thinly sliced sterilized Jars in within incf dim CWT7 Is truly complete WIeggs. Most Indian cocks would sad fruits. Odli 5)OWdST I APPLE SNAP BEANS and quartered ofrlm Screw cnlide. Place jar, less ft Is accompanied by that acorn a prepared c ry powder basco will give It more lAte and ur 1 pound map beans, tipped 3 cups cider vinegar In kettle on wire rack. Add such as we use because each g rated and cot Into i-Inch When the British held sway dish must have Its own dls. will tone Orange It down.or lemon rind1 pound dark brown sugar water in cover Jars by 1 Inch. lengths 1 teaspoon salt Bring to boll; boil 10 mInutes. on the Indlis subcontinent In tinctive seasoning. Chutney Is ruuv quite easy ii teaspoons cinnamon 2 tablespoons butter or Remove Jars and cool. Store in the 18th and 1h centuries, they But since curry Is actually a to make and not too expensive. margarine teaspoon cloves cool place. Makes 4 Sounce acquired a taste for curry and blend of up in 50 spices capable Here's a forthula for one with a ¼ teaspoon ginger Jars. Moussaka, made with layers 01 ground meat, eggplant, onions and Spices, Is topped with a rich custard layer made with egg yolks, milk, margarine, flour, nutmeg and salt. Preparation but here's one round crusty pita brea& that's as elegant as any other and quite easy. The ground lamb or beef is MOIJusAKA _____ 1% peiidi I!omd lamb or bed 3 P IlIS IlUIUt cup masISe ____ lI browned in a skillet then chained. Peeled, chopped eggplant, onions, garlic and seasonings are then browned in a generous amount of margarine. The meat, vegetables, seasonings, eggplant, canned beef gravy and tomato paste are then layered In the casserole dish and spread with the custard sauce made with flour, salt, nutmeg, milk, egg yolks and margarine. A traditional moussaka has a multitude of tastes and textures in its layered, baked form. Because it Includes meat, vegetables, and a thick, rich custardy sauce it makes the perfect meal-in-one dish for buffet style entertaining. 2 ouiw, 1 clove guile, inced 1 teaspoon salt ¼ tCuPSIS th ¼ tesipee. cruhed rneowy ¼ teaspoon Mack pepper 1 can (10% .once.) bed gravy 3 tablespoon tonals past, 4 tablespoons V4 teaspso. iuit teaspoon a.eg 2 cop m0k 2 egg yolks, slightly beaks Brown meat In large skillet breaking up meat ___ Serve tins elegant Middle Eastern fare on the buffet table along with a large, tossed green salad with Curried Croutons, and Most moussaka recipes hours of require Of 'e Mid-East with a fork. Remove with slotted spoon; drain on ahead"paper. Discard ahead" fat. Peel and chop eggplant. • Melt 4 tablespoons margarine in same skillet. Brown eggplant Lightly adding 2 tablespoons more If needed. Place In13"xY' z2" biking pan. Melt 2 tablespoons margarine In same skillet. Saute onions, garlic, salt, thyme, rosemary and pepper mdii onions are transparent. Add meat, gravy and tomato paste; mix lightly. Spoon over eggplant. Press mixture firmly into baking pan with back of spoon. Melt remaining 4 tablespoons margarine In saucepan. Stir In flour, salt and 1 nutmeg until well blended. Add milk. Cock quickly, dining con stantly, until thickened. Add a small amount of hot sauce to eggs; mix well. Quickly stir egg mixture Into sauce witH well blended. Spread sauce evenly over meat mixture In baking pan. Bake in a moderately hot oven (375 degrees F.) 25.30 min utes or until bubbly and sauce Is lightly browned. Makes 10.12 servings. cunmwcnou'ros maguine ¼ i twp..s curry powder 1% cup whIte breed cables, ¼ inch Melt margarine in large skillet; stir In curry. Add bread cubes. Brown lightly, stirring frequently. Serve sizzling hot. From Spain Is Favorite Dish 0 For Light Supper GoW 13Wkbb9dy ~Am go 11~111L to 4k4o 14111 ,...ce 9 wAsaw___0 0EVWWAnJL___§ " By CECILY BROWPTONE Aiaelated Press Feed Editor Caddo, a Spanish soupetew, has recently come Into great favor at our house. Once you try it, you too may want to offer It .regularly. We enjoy serving Coddo for a light supper during the week or 2Inch chunks, usually take on Sunday. It's an easy to have 10 to 20 minutes to steam. ready, to beet and put on the fat: Enough °f table. With the Cocido you need and sweet fat must be left in give good lots of crusty t f butter; after It, salad and flavor without having the soupperhaps cheese, then dessert dew greasy. We remove most Yams or sweet potatoes are of the fat, then add more uthe often used in cociio and classic cocido heats, tasting and ob recipes call for adding them to SV1fl WitH there IS just the On pot during the last 20 mm- right *ZflOWdJ utes Or an of cooking. When we LIGHT SUPPER tried this, we found the solid Squash cheese Pie In the aoup.dew Pieces duck to Td Salad the bottom of the pot. Now we steam the yams sepaately and Fruit Beverage SQUASH CHEESE PIE add them along with t heir sweet ere'sand a genero Th us amo Juices. YoulI find directions for filling any over Is un got of od doing this in the following reheated. rec1pewhIdisgrt1your ow *34 pie ibelt W_hh ver,lcoofthedlsh fluted rim (X)CIDO U.S.A. 8 slices bacon '4 cup finely chopped colon 'a pound chorizo, sliced ¼-ülch thick (pork sausage, l cup carmedvegetable specially seasoned, cocktail juice available in some 2 cups steamed, well-drained, mçennarkzts and specialty mashed butternut squash food sho-e.) 3 large eggs, slightly 14 pounds 'iwck beef for beaten stew, 1-inch cubes 1 cup coarsely grated Swiss l large (%to1pound) cheese Spanish onion, coarsely 4 teaspoon salt chopped Pepper to taste 2 medium carrots, pared and Prebake pie shell in a peethinly sliced heated 350-degree oven for 10 I can (l pound) peeled plum minutes; cool. lnalonchsku. tomatoes, undrained let cook bacon until crisp; drain ta po ns nsta on bl granules dissolved InS bottoinof Pie sheiLPour off all cups water but 2 tablespoons of the bacon ,. 1 can (1 pound, 5 ounces) drippings In the skillet; add chickpeas,undrajnbj onion to drippings and cook ;. 44 to 1 pound yams (pared gently until softened; stir In the and cut into 2-inch chunks), remaining Ingredients. (We like steamed according to note tO add a generous amount of below pepper.) Turn squash mixture .-' Salt and pepper to taste into pie shell. Bake on rack beIn a 5-quart saucepot lightly low center in a preheated 350-. brownihechorizo; remove with degree oven until pie shell Is ' a slotted spoon. To drippings in gol den-brown, filling is firm saucepot add beef and brown and a knife inserted in the cen. briskly; Just before beef has terClflnCSOutdeafl - aboutl finished browning, add how.Serve hot.Makes6. and stir to brown lightly. Add 'thgs. carrots, tomatoes and beef (Note: A 1%-pound butternut bouillon; simmer, covered, un- squash should give the amount needed.) Lii beef Is tender - about i j %PJL I I Plump, plum colored eggplant, aromatic garlic and rosy tomatoes are among the staples of the glorious cuisines of Middle Eastern countries. Moussaka, a Greek specialty, though enjoyed in many other Middle Eastern spots, Is one of the best ways in combine the flavors of each In one, wonderful casserole dish. , Arnitsur recipe; hen aft onion In thO cWIAWY world, Wa is r Snap beaus with apples make unusual I melum onion, chopped fflf(Lflfl4Ifle 2 fltCdl.n VIen apples, pared and coarsely chopped 2 tablespoons flow 2 tablespoons sugar SEAUEST I FAIRWAY FARMS GRADE A JGflT . FLA._LARGE OR EXTRA LARGE . ICE MILK p EGGS LYKES ARMOUR STAR TESTENDER ! - 2 bles o i nt beef brown paper; crum e over hours. Chill; remove some of e hardened fat accong toCrab Chowder th the note below. Add chick peas and the steamedyams and thelr Quick, Easy Juices plus salt and pepper; • • reheat. Serve in large soup Convenience and good flavor bowls asa main djsh.Makes 6 join to create this creamy gi servings Crab Chowder. Juicy chunks of (Note: For steaming the AIaska King crab permeate yams you need a steamer with a rich chowder made In an Insolid bottom or you need to dent with canned soups. concoct one. The steamer we KINGCRABCHOWDEJ use was once called a "bun- 1 can (7% 0*.) Alaska galow cooker," and it was the King crab or late Elsie Masterton (author of pond frozen the Blueberry Hill Cookbooks) Alaska King crab who fut sang its virtues. 1Js 1 CU (10% 0*.) tomato steamer has an upper pan with soup, If1nted .- a solid bottom and perforations i can 411% ox.) green j at the top of its sides. However, pea amp, undiluted ith there are many ways tolmpro. Zcnpichlcktaboialfloii vise a solid-bottom steamer. % cop beayy cream Mary Greene, our recipe tester, ¼ cup diced pepper uses our recipe for Cocido at I tablespoon sherry wine IL hUme and improvisa Uii way: 1 tablespoon chopped die puts a rack In the tittoni of parsley a large saucepot and daixti a Drain canned crab or defrost i-• heatoo(bowlon the rack. Into and drain frozen crab, rrser- the bowl goes a colander (with ving a few pieces for garnish. legs or a pedestal bottom) and Slice crab with sharp knife. theyaznsgo into the buwl.sI Combine tomato soup, pea f. ., potra w.iter into the saucepet, soup, and bouillon. Bring to I making sure there Is enough or boil. Add crab, cream, green steam t not somnucbU'.atJ( pepper and sherry. Heat gently, 4 aill flow into the bowl. flee stirring until just heated Iscowred tip,d1' and the water through. Garnish with reserved is kept boiling while the yams pietes of crab and parsley. cuk. Yarns, pared and cut mt o Serves 4. 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Deep 2 tablespoons instant try in peanut oilto cut down on minced onion cholesterol and add different and L2 teaspoon oregano seasonings or ingredients to the for beef leftover meats according to Peanut oil 2 your whim or family tastes. toebes deep Serve fritters with a tomato heated to 380 sauce, creamy mushroom degrees sauce or your favorite maple In a bowl. mix flour, baking syrup, powder, salt, egg yolks and milk until smooth, Fold in egg MAIN DISH FRIUERS whites and cooked meat. Stir in 2 cups allpurpose desired seasoning. Drop flour mixture by heaping tablespoons 2 teaspoons baking into preheated peanut oil. Fry 5 powder to 6 minutes or until fritters are 1 teaspoon Salt golden brown on all sides. Drain 4 egg yolks on on absorbent paper. 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['late: recommends eating apples out, l.quart casserole Sprinkle will of hand as snacks that act as brown sugar lemon juice " Nature's toothbrush' For flour, salt nutmeg and lemon fresh apple pie try this biscuit nnd topped deep-dish recipe with To prepare topping, mi x North Carolina apples bLscult mix sugar and milk in bowl until smooth. Form into DEEP-DISH DELICIOUS hail and roil out on flourt APPLE PIE surface to a circle 9 inches in 8 cups pared, cored and diameter, or 2 in.hes 1arg4 thinly sliced Red,or than diameter of casserol. Golden Delicious ap' Place ov er apples and sea' pies (about 8 medium) around edge. Bake in400degrL 'i cup packed Light brown F oven 45 minutes until toppir, sugar is browned and apples ar 1 table-spoon fresh lemon tender. Sere warm with crew juice or ice cream. L1 cup flour Make's 6 servings FROZEN Top VALUE STAMPS r____ • COUPON WITH PURCHASE OF°°°° TI,fiU KODA os COLOR II ' •00*a vos(..oclQosI.. wcuo. KODAK FILM HOUSE COFFEE $3 69 SEAFOOD .79 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURS., SEPT. is THRU SUNDAY. OCT. 3. 97i flO• - S L...,,I..l._.,IIM,. - RITZ CRACKERS .....1202. VT. r $1.98 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE .•' - . .81 NABISCO op VALUE .. STANDARD OYSTERS ow PINT $1.98 1 YOU CAN BELIEVE IN QUALITY MEATS AT FAIRWAY VALUE /\\ STAMPS • - 'I 1' • -: , r ..s7.. ii-4 .• .... 4 4,.s, . A i54_1"r ti" . "_ 4 '-' I £ - ;.., ............. - . .. ,... .: . - - r / . :...'.... - .);..:T14 . :.' 7 .ua - . 'A' Is For Apples; Fall Is For Pies liP ROAST ................. LYKES GRILL FRANKS $1.78 ONDON BROIL ......... COPELAND SLICED CAT FOOD ................ 6% oz. 5/$1 .. IELICIOUS BONELESS ARMOUR STAR VERIBEST PORK LOIN CHOPS .............. LB.$1.81 DETERGENT ...32 0Z.20'OFFLABEL .89 PAN ROLLS ............3ooz 57c IONELESS TOP (3 LBS. OR ........ MORE) LB.l.41 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK BONELESS 3 LBS. 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HOT SAUCE 71C Fish Sticks • PKGS. OR tu* (TATER TOTS WITH CHEESE) OR REGULAR $109 Toter Tots •. : 99c STOUFFER FRENCH BREAD Cheese Pizza Pizza .. • .. • ' . -. ~44 STOUFFER'S FRENCH BREAD PEPPERONI I • PKG FISCHER'S 1 NEW STORE IHOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 a.m.-9 P.M. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SUNDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 1 FIRST ST. - SANFORD 117 SOUTI ROSLIND - ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CIN1R MT. DORA SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. Limit two j4ft, 6-pk. with $5.00 or mare purchase erctud cqs c PACK 12 .oz. CANS 6 99 I ? 5:.Th;.4•- J - • .. .. ',t;; �4S.—IvsitIq, NSrW, Ianfsrd, P1. fl Wsdniy, E"Mq N.raW, S..fsrt PS. BLONDI Thauday, Bipt. 2 17e-7$ - Anerto Previous Puufe WT To URRY LIKE ) I [ Autumn V BRIt AC RO$$ I HOROSCOPE 38 Einh.ihap.d 42 I Primary autumn color 45 Conjunction (1111.11 4 Harvests 46 Knock EResidusol 47 ii.y burnt Move By BERNICE BEDE I$OL For Thursday, S.pt.mb.r 30, 1976 pimaryor scondary I2ChONr I] F011OW If ARIES ( Mardi 21-AprIl 19) cnel50 FIve (comb. Be eltra careful not to step (XI form) QfOup (ab,) S4Eggs too many toesln your zeal to 15C,ustsd 55-- Flynn. lot* MIS reach your goals today. You deaw IS Dividing nasal snake 31 Gives lileni have a tendency to rub people DIVOISS wait (p1.) P11dB *DOD IN THuR COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, IIMINOLI, OSCIOLA, LAKE* CITR US, UIYARD, COLLIER, BEETL r ANA4LE1 1ANPØ4LL...TEN PIN FN&..4E WIN9 n4E4 Au LEE AND MARION . GO® Quantity Rights Reserved SEPT. 3C BAILEY Mod Walker VOLUIIA, SUMTII, CHARLOTTE, PIKES —J I. OCT.2 7 Place • I Autumn i one consent Psyche 9 Later 40 Derisive çau 10 Transmit 41 Take into ii Head Custody coverings 43 Tries with 19 Utilize bright-colored 21 Cuckoo fall foliage Shelters blackbird 44 Unclose 85 Better vetch 23 Mu (poet) Mermans 41 Final musical 32 Exist 24 Precedei Pasfa9e DOWN 33 That boy autumn 48 Above 35 Siouan Indian 1 Ready 25 Long-pointed 49 38 owr, for harvesting tooth 51 Delicate nickname 2 Ireland 23 Verbal 52 Former 37 Moister of 3 Act 27 Nvada city Russian ruler Education 4 Places again 29 Chimney 53 Lawyers (ab.) (ab) 5 mariner's carbon 56 Route lab) 38 OrdInance direction 30 Leather bottle 57 Kidneys (Latin) (ab) 6 Poisonous (Ital I 58 Table scrap 11 Ontario (Sb I 16 Endow 20 Shorn po 22 Female saint sb) 24 Male offspring 25 Has many Colors 1(1 autumn 28 Harmony 60 articl 61 Cowe mortar 82 Feline 63 Noah's — —— 1 dr 2 I I 5 16 I — ——— 9 o ii __________ iT THE BORN LOSER 15 *ERE — — . 3 — 16 J it — I iT — I - 00 i caoc,a pt SE EMT - — — — — r a n ___ — — — — _______ 25 s v 32 .111 1W ! Ii — — — — — — o — u n34 ______________________ — 37 — — — — - ——— I ——— 47 II 19 WINK DIXIE STORES INC. — ARCHIE COPYRIONT — 50 — 00 51 ne I— BETTI TI4QJGHTU WEr TO ,AJY TWO BAGS O I DiD.' CP(OS.' THIS IS ~ THERE WAS * THE BAGS' 8111f. T11F _Y GIVE VØ,J WHY 00THEY NU SUCH A G BAG THE TIME.' 5Mi AMOjNI __ I LESSAU. FOR SUCH A 00 NEED THE SPACE TO I LIST ALLTHE ARTIFICIAL I PJGREOIENIS11.....-.' ST 152 153 — 54 WY 16r 59 II 62 4 - ——— - 61 — — - 0' Leukemia Appears l~fllv D In Varied Forms •— By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. — - CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by Lciyv Laws SOME CO.ECTIvE AmiD 1 6 ACTiNG ARGAIP4ING MEDIAfOR.FOR THE 1I4E GOvEN0 FACULTY AND SENT US I DL.00/p1E FOR AD%li N ISiA1'sON lire DEARDR.LAMB — Iwant to know something about chronic myelogenous leukemia. Lamb There is very little available li p? about it and most of the information is about acute leukemia. This happens to be very close - .•. •— A. -..k___J.,. _iS St__ _L,_ __I, ic showing all we white cells. to my UCWL as someo e s• •love S_ dearly has it. He is on Or on a routine examination the medication. It Is a very large spleen may be noticed. frightening illness as it has Pain may occur in the spleen ups and downs. He Is totally an area of the soleen IS unaware of what he has. damaged acutely from the He got the illness at age 19 clogging of the circulation to and now Is 21. He was in a part of it — causing what we couple of remissions. Now he is call an infarct of the spleen. back on medication and his Fatigue may be an early symptom, but I hasten to point spleen is swollen again, I am sure there are hundreds out again that fatigue is a of people who are interested in symptom of many, many this type of leukemia and are in disorders, from lung disease to the same situation as I. Why Is psychiatric illnesses. Fatigue it such a hidden subject? I know alone does not make a diagnosis they don't know too much about of leukemia. it but people like me look all the About 90 per cent of the cases time for hope. can be treated to control most DEAR READER — of the symptoms and reduce the Leukemia is a complex subject white count. The spleen will and there are many different decrease in size. However, that types. What is true of one does does not change the ultimate not necessarily apply to another outlook. Relapses occur and type. My remarks here should most often the disease converts not be applied generally to all to a picture similar to acute types of leukemia. leukemia. The primary disease in Control of the illness greatly chronic myelogenous lukeniia improves the quality of like is an enormous excessive even though we do not have a production of part of the white final cure. I wish I could give blood cells. You normally have you a more optimistic report about two major groups of but we still have a long way to white cells, those associated go before we can cure cornwith acute infections which we pletely many serious illnesses. will call the myelocyte group That is why support is needed and those produced mostly by for study of cancer and lymph glands or the lym- leukemic diseases. Those who want information phocytes. Overproduction of the myelocyte group is the feature on the anemias can send 50 cent of myelogenous leukemia. The for The Health Letter number 4slow long term form is 3, Understanding the Anemias. calssified as chronic as opposed Send a long, stamped, selfto acute. addressed envelope for The cause is not known. It mailing. Address your letter to results in about 15 to 20 per cent Dr. Lamb in care of the of all forms of leukemia. We do Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, know that excess radiation may Radio City Station, New York, cause it. Radiologists used to N.Y. 10019. get it because of inadequate protection against X rays. The patient may not have any symptoms at all to begin with. The diagnosis may be made because of an abnormal blood , n £ £ i6m Ll jr flLLLiLfl WD BRAND ' USDA CHOICE BEEF FAMILY PACK vNiLl • 11%,161 MA"I I 11 L1IL.I 1lJlb. by Stoff.l & Heimdahl 410 WHILST CARRYING OUT M'i' PUTIES BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP I CAME ACROSS\, ONE OF yctig FORMER. CUSTOMERS., ' 71 Iv 6 IbL WE 110 EL. i i•l ON PRISCILLA'S POP CANT YOU JUST FCRBIP PRISCiLLA TO WATCH TV... by Al VSnnHr .-UNTIL AFTER HER SCHOOL NO, WORK THIS COVER IS A) HAZEL IMPROVES? •1 ;iI (\ - SYMBOL OF RESPONSIBiLITY— HERS AND CURS! eorrs IN FACT. AND I ARE GONG 10 biscus5 THIS VERY POINT AFTER WE WATCH STAR TREK'! TrT To:d_a --C r :: I RI ANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves XFA POLL HELD TODAY, WOULD WERE &EING You RATHER POLLED ' g LOU HIIRRv$ OR gv GEORGE GALLUP? TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan HERE ANOTHER TPEEHOLP HIN1 GANG,-r}uvr'LL E70 AWAY EVEN PERISH FROM AN WITH A COMMON PAIR OF MA LITRITION, Pur SCISSORS, SNIP OFF 'OLYU. HAV S PPSEP EA iTO9 !i1 IT THE HORROR >4$k OFAVIOLEt'JT wrIH rH 'RLJvERY OF SLAPPING AT MOSQu ..5IMPL'i SEIZE Th CRATUR ff1WI)q ML1M13 AN17 FOREFINGER ....NOTQNL."( WILLTHE ANIMAL LN something's bugging you. direct your Ire at the real cul prit. SCORPIO iOct. 24-Nov. 22) You're not very receptive today to suggestions of superiors. Before you cross swords with the boss smile and count to 10. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Keep the cap on the bottle of red Ink today. Cancel that shopping spree you planned. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This is not a good day to fight city hail. Today you are prone to bite off more than you can chew. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) There's a rather serious obligation you've been neglecting. Today you may have to pay the piper for your sins of omission. PISCES Feb. 2D-March 2D) If you need something today, choose carefully where you try to get assistance. The wrong benefactor may tie too many strings to his offer. YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept.31, 1171 You may form an allianci with one of the opposite sex purely for business reasons this year. You'll be friends, but don't look for romance. the wrong way. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Underlings won't take too kindly to you today if you use dictatorial methods. Make them feel part of the team. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Although your better judgment may be flashing warning signals, you could go out on a limb today In hopes of getting something for nothing. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be as tolerant of your family today as you are of friends, even though the kids seem to be trying to get your goat. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Problems at work today will be of your own doing, but you're likely to try to cast at least partial blame on someone else. VIRGO iAug. 23.Sept. 22; Usually you're rather prudent in managing your budget. Today you could very easily squander a bunch of those hardto-come-by pennies. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't vent your frustrations on innocent bystanders today. If WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWAI.D and JAMES JACOBY deceptive play. They cashed their jacks of hearts to discard a diamond from dummy. Then they led a trump only to have each West player take his ace, shUt to a club and beat them. The second West's reason was that he had seen that type of deception written up in books and columns and wasn't going to fall for It. The third said, "There wasn't a thing you could do. Once my partner showed up with the ace of hearts, he could not hold more than four oth er high-card points. If he had the full four and they were represented by the ace of clubs I could beat you. If th ey weren't. I couldn't so a club shift was automatic against any play." ' Continuing our bidding questions the sequence has This hand might well be been: One diamond — pass — called the story of the three one spade — pass — three declarers. Each one reached spades. Is that jump to three four spades after a not-rump spades a forcing bid? opening and a Stayman It is a strong bid, but it is response. The 10 of hearts was not quite forcing. It shows opened. East took his ace and about 17 or 16 points in support returned the three. of spades so that if responder As you can see the contract has a bare 6 or 7 he should will make If South can clear Pass. trumps before the defense (Do you have a question cashes two club tricks. '0' 1178 experts' Write-Ask Declarer one was a simple the Jacob ys' care of this soul. He won the heart with newspaper The Jacobys will his king and led the king of answer individual questions trumps. West took his ace and if stamped. self-addressed led a second trump, envelopes are enclosed rho whereupon our simple soul most interesting questions romped home. will be used in this column Declarers two and three and will receive copies of decided to try some brilliant JACOB V MODERN) SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox FLE1 ] j OEP H t I ) - L t. l 929 * i I'M sorry. Madam, but I'm afraid your charge card has blown a fuse! " DOONESBURY by Garrv Tn1i,I MW.1ETfr6eT 7h' A Qhae A fj4.c'i )a/ 7Dfl I I4h45 1IflN6 IN A 51AIV (IT T)EM , I/4. ALiT ft'/XED LIP AV$,0 £4WY 7N IWARS A604g;tvA(EW.UfVDfrf/ jfLL,I E , • —- -1. : '.: I S_IS, •, , r j ': ," ., :, c,-j , �SVI3USIWtIW,Ma,d,PL 7ijo. TELEVISION LISTINGS W.dn.sday 1. ___ prlv.ti IIvw. o basabill Evening a CI) 0wuui (Rub. artB)ioco1,dbgob ___ to ___ lussional ur wtio mss to 1 iC $)1dS LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE ox biiid on of the *1 cia 2 American reconnaisunc. plane who, Ui 1960, was shot flwtIBOOnImlaS1OnOv SO IJtlaITIYcIpCI5d içrlsonsd and siierøy bled Id coIWIId U S ipy. _____ (4) CI) 0000 ______ TiNES: The S WiLD. WILD WEST 1) MARY H'TMAN, MARY I4TMM1 8 LJLIAS,YOGAANDYOU 1110 (2) TONIGHT (I) MARY PIMAII. MaTh' (4) (1) ALL iNTHEFAMILY 'fli, Bsfoc PIl'CV KbrIde (BAW) 1954, 24 Weaver. gstocat* between the oener of a cls• affawtp*ss,1 to pmoe -- sales and an S NE UUCHASLES 14O i.don's THE WEEK: 'The Mystery at best seç book abot Pio M&bf Susan Straaberg, Misal Putt. AIIM - .. - USIVflbfsI lii WSdilAQ Party athishomsUianatterr1IofIj 'a ,.a -, a,,, flJ i,wi i ,I,I. - 100 ,iv• c.?eu. ISIS i,wa,.s *OCi CM* P:w sw EL1VER SALE"$i "FEMALES FOR HIRE' FREE SWAPIHOP I tvIRY$uIsDAy,AM,,s,,M, J__CALl. I I -I THURSDAY ONlY I - WILloN___ THE EEXDI1ST IN .1 GGER _ - FONZ ' PARTY Wear a FONZ T-SHIRT and receive a 251 discount 10:30 (2) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES j.ncr fl... u,' i.nvy 11:00 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE CI) GAMBIT flØ$• NEIGHBORHOOD • FLIPPER 530 (2) NEWS CI) HOGAN'S HEROES Saturday, October 2 7:30. 10:30 FONZ PRIZES And SPeCial HAPPY DAYS MUSIC Games and AAAYI SKATEI (2) (W ANOTHER WORLD BORNSTEIN. PETREE & SHADEM. P.A. 123 S. Court Ave., VILLA ALERE TENNESSEE TUXEDO: Orlando, Florida 32501, Aftornoys for Plaintiffs, and by filing the Preempted Friday for Ai*Iqu. FINT*Ze Circuit Court, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, not hoP, 3:15 1q14. CL GENERAL HOSPITAL The real property being sought to be foreclosed on is described as 310 (4) CI) MATCH GAME 24 14 ROC AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 4:00 (2) 1RONSIDE (3) GIWGANS ISLAND. r nn.r 24 SESAMESTREET CI) EDGE OF NIGHT (12) FAMILY AFFAIR "" ''" " ' " follows: !flt(,U44 RINK - Sanford "'-, " Statutes, Town: Section was Florida Statutes 1937. 5: Jo Ann Reyooids Bonnie Tresler Publish: Sept. IS. 21. 25, Oct. 4, 1974 DED ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND POR SEMINOLE, oftheforegolnghasbeenfurnished by mail t Robert 0. Gatton, FLORIDA Esque, 100 East Robinson Street. Civil Aches Ms. Orlando, Florida 32101 and to James SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR. •. J JflL HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS-and thmo.4ytØ pay for It. Start do-5liIing beautiful products. Make beautiM money. Call 444.3w, for raen. --- and published In the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in thf City of Winter Springs, Florida, one time at least fifteen (IS) days prior to the date of the public hearing. Dated this 77lh day of September, r"v - ,UII(q Oh Actminislration: September 29th. 1974. Mrs. Linda Gray Clark AS Personai Representa tive Of the Estate of CALVIN VERNON GRAY 1914. 0eceaw ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE William L. Colbert STENSTROM, DAVIS I MCINTOSH P.O. Box 13)0 Many T. Norton, CIty Clerk Publiin; 5epf 79, 1916 DED.146 Sanford. FIa. 37171 Telephone- 323 217% PUblIsh; sept DED 141 "' In the Petition. '' 3 MTrailer, clean, all utilil 5. 'TV Iheat.Acc,pt1child.No 1.110 wk. 322.9046. home with large Fla, rm. PrIvate shaded yard. S. Si 'Word Ave., Adults, No pets. 3fl$ - 3 BR, 1½ baths, central HIA, screen patio, carpeted. $25,500. 322-1903 attor , 113-1000 IDYLLWILDE School near. 7 rooms SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom and 2 baths, well shaded feticed yard. Has ice maker refrigeriitor, dishwasher, disposal and wellI for watering lawn. Owner has aIr,tady trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 331$ Hwy 17.93, Sanford. moved and says sell. $27,930. 31A-LpIexes -U I BR apt., kit. equip., A-C, carpeted. Adults. No pets. 555. 372-72% wk. dys after 1. ____________________ UiWunsIs?wd,. two bedroom. %ecurifl Deposit. Adults Preferred. 3224420 or 323-7313. _____________________ Room with good food I reclatlon. Swimming pool, fishing, hobbies. PINEACRES REST HOME 1-251. "Special ******* Call Santorci's Sales Leader Deltona -2 BR, I' bath. Phone 571. 3521 after $ p.m. . Sec. dsp. U }UKE5lOEApARTMEp4T5 Highway 17.fl, Sanford Across From Ranch H 323-0502. $210 mo. $100 2103 Grove Drive 3 BR, 1½ Bath, Family Rm. $143. info, in window II REALTORS MIS 2S4SPARM TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT. 63S$049 WYNPIEWOOD - 3 BR, family range, retrigerator, large lot Nice and clean. $30,500. 131431$. WITT REALTY CARPENTER REALTY Peg, Real Estate Broker 321 06-10 3237595 3270779 3222744 Office & Store space available, downtown Sanford, Saleor Lease Below market value Owner-Broker, 323 1167 323-7361 3 BR, 1 bath frame. $l2,SOO-Terms available 3 BR, 1', bath, masoIwy $100 down, SAr4O1 ! (" . ' S Sanford's newest residential $110 montl. P11. TAFFER REALTY 0 EJ!r1 11 (i New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes r • VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Quiet. One Story Kitchen Equipped Aduit.FamIly 'I SanfordAve.,4BIocksSouthofAIrportB.,d , - ni-3234670 BU1LDER.DEVELOPER Sits this beautiful 3 BR, rancher, with central heat & air conditioning. carport, screened porch, extra large lot, with Ito' on lake. AskIng $30,950S. V. Harciwick, Broker Deltona. 661 6411 REAL TOPS 327 25th multiple listing Service interested' PRICE REDUCED $5,000. Owner , and dining room, 2 car garage. $39,900. 2ACRES LAND. Geneva area. Well. Zoned for mobile hOme. 16.000. 323.7812 LET'S TRADE BATEMAN REALTY -'- GOOD LCrAT ION ______ - lI \ Velcomes - H OM ES of DISTINCTION September, AD., 1976. ISEAu ID,'LLWILDE HOMES a Broker. 322 7171 Day 211 W. 25th n tgp Additions OF 110 Sanford, Fia after S ________________________ 80-Autos for Sale 64-Equipment for Rent 1971 RX 3 Mazda, good condition, automatic, air. Take over Payments. 323-2915. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpef Shampooer for only $1.50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE _______ Leasea Datsunincludlngzca,sand trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 531-1311. 65-Pets.Suppiies AKC Doberman Pupi, ears cropped, shots, 1 male. S mos., $200. female, 6 mos., $150; 343 5710. i i JUSTMAKEPAYMENTS_72and '73 Models. Call 3230370 or $34. 4603 Dealer. 1965 Chevrolet, $175. Good sticker. Also 1q43 Dodge Van, 1300; 321. reet Dane pups, male & female for sale. 322 3553. 0156. 1973 Super Beetle, one owner, es cellent condition. si.e,s Phone 323-1744 3227612. English Setter, AKC, 3 Yr. old male, done some hunting. Best offer. 372. 1912 Fiat ISO Spider Runs good, radio, appro, 33MPG $910. 321 0173 2A)1 ext. 61. Aluminum Siding sdnq 3. SOtfit Sy5tm Rooting. Guttr 30 yr5 Eagle SitJ.ng Co 151 9563 PINECREST_3 BR, 1 bath, ex- cellent condition. 2 A C units, fenced yard with wll, utility shed & many other extras. A bargain price at Only $19,900. COMPLETELY Home Window Washing, Floor Strippng, Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Beauty Care Realtor 3229211 3222115 After Hours: 3223991 3720445 Air COnditinning, For free eStimte, catt Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanforcu 32 1771. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON SItE. First 322 5747 a. __________ S'OP AND THiNK A MINUTE. It CI.,itied Ads didn't .,t)rk there win- t tie any WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? luving a new home? Moving to an apartment? __________________________ Let a Classitied Ad help yOu find more room ton storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast _________________________ BROKERS Hauling ___________________ Land Clearing _________ LIGHT HAULINGI YARD ANDGARAGECLEANUP Phone 319 5371 BALL REALTY Req Real Etat Broker SALFS RENTALS 117W IStST,Sanford - ..rage s'e-s ,,re ri se,s,.,,, IclItti,' abuut 1 Cla%stie.j Ad in th Herald 3722611. $31 9953 Iii ome Improvements ________________________ General Fill Dirt. Clay, CiIrpentr-y, Remodeling & Rooting 0. Tuning & ORGAN SERVICES Repair. All Models 362 9500 __________________________ Sewing Alterat.ons Mak Upnolt,, 372 Q7q7 rig, Drapes, Tree Service Tree rrimming. Cuttng & Removing LicenSed and Insured Phone 373 4105 or 323 $549 Rcck: Sand. Well Drilling Backroe Loader. Ph 327 5021 Housewashinq, Painting, inside a. out Custom built cabinets & General Maintenance Licensed, 70 Yrs exp. Also shampooing carpets I re upholstering Free estimates, 1)04030 ___________________________ Landscaping & Lawn Care Cl assitied Ads will always give you more Much. Much More than sELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All 'ypesandst;es We repair arid seryce " YOU ARE MIlNC, SO-StE IsifIc IF YOU 'eAvEy, T IRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY you expect Ljtt.. ciral h4I & ,r, larn,I rm garage, large lCiCrd i.l'il. separate studio 5.3.000 equ'ty & assume loan of 517.000 32% 0103 PIANO HUGIlEy EQUIPMENT Lite Clearing, Mowing, Discirig. - - 322564lor37221slatterHrs. Piano Services - Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top soil 327 59.4) C F SHEPHERD oo 3723345 __________________________ - "' _________________________ anting, Remodeling, Repairs. Call 373 57 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2547 Park Drive '- ESTERSONLANDCLEARING - - Pest Control - . Roof - Repair,, Carpe,itr,, Pâint.; Home Repairs, Gutter ing. Cement work Free estimates 531 $3 et some action with a Herald clasSified ad We'll help you write an a that will bring fast Sale CALL 322 2611 Days -372 6123 Nights'-372 7352 EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimming Free Est imates Phone 373 l; __________________________ Freeestima,e 37).S9 Central Heat low down payments Located throuphout Seminole County. Landscaping & Lawn Care Improvements Free estimate 323 403$ - RENOVATED- - Carpentry. RemuaeInq AcJdit,on Custom Work Lcensnt. Bondeø Al Eap (,Ov. owned homes, low priced, Jim Hunt Realty, Inc 'I YOU E CALL AWAY ____ 3 BR. l' bath new homes, Start at $21,500 with down. Government funding. By buIlder. III 1619 Equal Housing OPportunity Forrest 'Greene Inc. 630683) REALTOR NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. RY 1 bath, large screened porch, kitchen Ouinnd. h....,11.,i inl scaped Don't miss this buy at $20000. ' APPcHPUMENJ "= - P ERTS REP DY TO EXCELLENT CONDITiON- 2 BR. Lake Mary :miy room, side laundry room, central t'eat & air L.sted at $24.9c0, owner wants offers '69 Datsun pickup. $500 or best offer. '63 VW chassis with drive shaft. $150 or best offer. 64.4-4110 62-Lawn.Garden - Cats& Kittens $2 Each to goc'd tome JOHN KInDER ASSOC 107W Commercial PhOne 372 7541, 5antor _______________________ Eves. 373 3149 LAKEMAPY -SUBMiTOFFER Sparkling 3 BR, I' b4th home with BY ___________________ ,- REALTORS-130 6061 Ailoc. 32.304*5 dight fl Kawaski, 730CC With Extras. Good Condition $650 322-3109. - - CRANKCON'STREALTY JOHN SAULS AGENCY Large Wooded Lots Paved Street, Srwvr, Street Lights S.dwel&s Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court 36mi,le County, Florida Nice l.trge 3 FIR, I bath, block home Assume $16,701 mtg , Sill lómollthly Low equity. Move in nov.. C H A. Enclod garage. - Req Real Estate Broser carpet, 3 BR. I', balhs. 1100 down $176 mo. pays all. I', annual pci - rate, 340 Mob. s0000 ------____________ )23-]a44or 323.7110 1969 Honda, CB 350, 9000 Miles. Excellent co,, $3. 3223111. Copy Machines (4), repossess.d. With warranty from $130. Call 4250911. GARNETT WHITE SANFORD-- Pick your own new 122 6457 'Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Furniture NOLL'S Casselberry, 17-93, 130-1204 Sacrifice - Ethan Allan furniture Bedroom, dining room, living room, etc. 322 0911 after 4 p.m. bath, 'pool 575.000 Jenny Clark, Realty, Realtor, 322 159$ Ifeg Real Estate Broker 78-Motorcycles chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. S1-Housej Goøds 3 BR, I'. bath, red brick Must sell. Willing to talk terms. 120.000 Ptne 323 1607 week. Call collect, 3412131. Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks . Wanted, Residential site for Swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1576 model above ground pool. Top considerat,, given br prime location. Call 305. 122 1220 collect. 32 Shaded corer, excellent location, equity ancu exchange for 2 BR mobile. 124.900. Any year thru 1514 models, 7 days 6-Offij_ Lake Mo,roe - 2 * acres,) BR, 3i - JOHNNY WALKER General Contractor _______ Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano I Organ Sales I Western Auto, 301 W. First Sf, 377.7253 l5'x33' complete. i yrs, old, repossessed, Sacrifice, " price. Call collect 303-7130610. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. - Life In 25 PARK MORE CASH For Wreckedorjunk Cars & Trucks Pianos I Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2) 15'x24' and - - 3 BR, I', bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phri 323 1005. BUYJUNKCARS_from$lOto$)0 Call 322-1624 after 4 p.m. $100 chair; seat cushion and back rest for wheel chair. 322-6117. ANYTIME Multiple Listing ServiCe w, fl-AufosW. 373.4743 for Ernest & Jennings wheel 322-2420 _________ .L Used Office Sacrifice-. 1573 Streamline, 33 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3503 Orlando Drive, 323.5200. Upright Practice Piano and Cemmft - chaIr;'-' wlvel walker; bath lub bench; commode extension sect; wheel chair tray cati sanhorci's Sales Leader Must _____________ _______ - evES 322 ISa? or 3720617 _________ porch. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE it Classihied Ads didn't work. - there wouldn't be any. Hal Colbert Realty ______ - Hoist Litter; combinat, shower 2S2IParkDr STORE BUILDING with 3 apertments. 7th & Cypress. 111.900 322-2090 _________________________ front -_ 59-Waisicat Prchendise I can cover your hOmp with alum __________- 7SPcrtipp Vehicles , pping. Only 5.16.000 '135 ___ paneled 511,000. RETIREMENT HOME- 2 BR. I bath located close to hospital & DYNAMIC PROPERTIES °rlt5iofl1lly Manaa.d _________ LAKE- From 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT B rail ey Qd ha FISHING leaving state. Country home, I'i acres. 2 year old 4 bedroom, 2 bath, CH & A, carpeted, family room One Bedroom Homes ready for your inspeCtion and Imm,di3fe occupancy aemancied as enclosed - Studio, 1,3,3 Bedroom Apis. • Conventionol.5% Down ' Idyllwilde 107 Brentwood Drive, 144,000, 3 BR, 2 bathe, beautiful interior With fireplace. 10 prt. down, 7'.. pct, interest. $373 mo. pays all, 3225104. Luxuiy Patio Apartment 25,OOO F ROM uuvu - 3fl 5992 ON LARGE 3 MILE SPRING FED Peg Real Eslate Broke, 'COE ?SthSt 1724455 neighborhood ' DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. '75 Johnson, 12' V.814 Fib. Boat. 'is Cert. Trailer, 14 Evinruefo , Complete Excel. Cond. 1150. 332. 3409. WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE BUY -SELL_TRADE III 315 E. First St lfl-16n Rtg Real EstateBrker 2635 S .,,i,tord Ae fll 0759 eves 372 7613 Beautiful Mayfair home - Save money on TV's & Furniture. Mt. Dora Auction every Friday 7:30 p.m:Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 441, Mt. Dora. 90435)1743 ________________________ Antique upright Piano, paint sprayer, Rockwell slide rule calculator, household & yard West 3rd St-Needs a little attention, but the inside is neatasa pin! Work shop in rear, With Option 1500 Acres, Osteen area. Owner must sell 72AuCtlon 1911 Larson Boat with 123 HP Evinrude and Trailer. 3.0-540. -------------- ios REALTORS air, Quiet area. $lI.5Q, LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR 101 S. Sunland, 3 BR, carpeted, drapes, fenced, clean, lease. $175. • large bedrooms, central heat and at the Movieland Drive. in Theatre, South 17-92. Phone 3221214. Geneva. AMMO . SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 pct. oft. Sanford Auction, 1200 5. French Ave., 323.734Q - Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free, Come browse every Sunday S to 3 15' Fiberglass Orlando Clipper, 70 Pip Mercury motor, tilt trailer, S.ISO. 319.3101 after 5 and weekents. Highway 46 east, near goods. 322,3409, CITY- fIFED A HOMES $100 down I payment to Qualif led buyers. 3 I BR. 1'., baths, central heat, refurbished. As low as $11,000. MOBILE HOME on 100 ft. lot. 9 - SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET 322-5941 anytime. DREAMWOLD. 2592 HartweliCozy 3 BR, 2 bath, in like new condition, Central heat & air, family room, eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar, plus lots more SELLING OR BUYING? Call me. Over 7$ beautiful homes to choose from. Phyllis Capponl, Realtor. Associate, After hours $31 1723. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS, 531-5233. AT 322242O ANYTIMIE 4 BR, 12 bath, paneling, carpet, drapes, central air. Week" 7uSwp & Trod ____________________ ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy 17.92 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available, Bud Cabell, 372 1052 SAN LANTA- 520 Valencia Court3 Yrs. new, 3 BR, 1½ baths, central heat & air. Yours for only •,tOi1 anything of value. 332. Looking for a job? The Classified Ads will help you find that lob. ____________________ - Bicycles, Toys, Games, Shoe skates Books, Clothes, Misc. 2*3 Short St., Lake Mary. landScaped lot. $26,500. trees, nice neighborh, 119,900. $7,000 do. about $140 per me. Owner will finance. 2032 Jefferson Ave. 323.4537 after WYNNEW000 DRIVE- 1 Wyonewood Drive- Charmir, BR, 1 bath, CB borne In qi section. A perfect starter or retirement homet Features In. dude an all new fully equip pad kItchen and even a washer dryer. Priced to sell at o $19,500. Can be purchased un no down payment VA or low dc payment FHA or Conventiotsal. 32-Houses Unfurnished 5 of the -- 55-Boats & Accessories SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rectangular pools left over from 1973 season, half price, Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 303. 1559331 collect, CITY- 2211 Palmetto Ave-Cool Off on your front porch in this lovely older 4 BR, 1½ bath, car. petino, central heat I air, well Sanford- 2 BR, CB. air, screened porch, double lot, fruit & large oak ******* 2 BR. upstairs, screened porch, no pets. Air I heat. 5125. 323-4162. S4-Gai'age Sals - Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, 512.95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. TWENTY WEST- 2201 Mitch Court-) BR, 1½ baths, central heat. wall to wall carpeting and loads of extras. A terrific buy at $22,000. Cliff Jordan Realtor 131-5222 Stenstrom Realty Hunting Camp in Farmingto,, Area 7 Loti, 154' x 111', with 2S' aluminum trailer with bath I built on room. Electricity, deep well, fenced garden, 322-S3SI or after 3:30, 327-745. Olympia Portable Typewrite, invalId Bedside Commode, $20. 3231019 between 116 p.m. Only 121,300. bath custom dream. Formal foyer, dining a. livIng rooms, in. formal kitchen & family room, Fully equipped for real family living. Drive down the country lane through stately pines, into your serenity, if you love the country and lake front living, and will invest 5.51,900, you will buy this one. Call for an appt. t, - BR & 2 BR Unfurn. AIr, carpeted, see ma. up. 323-5019. _________________ Cleveland. Tenn.3131l YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an .ction to foreclos, a mor. gage on the foIlng property in glassed huge lakeview porch. Many large pines accent this almost new creative 3 BR. 2L, REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime _______________________ _______________________ Merchandise CITY- 101 Holly Ave.- Neat 2 BR, 1 bath home with a 1 BR, 1 barn apt. Completely remodeled, Many extras lots of potentiall BPP. - Antques and c011ectabisi wanted. Small items of quality lewelry, china, etc. 373.7577, 10 to 3. Phone349.si Enioy clean air and spectacular s.,_ mile scenic view on big crystal clear swimmIng & boating lake, while relaxing on the carpeted Harold Hall Reall turn, Carport Sale - Fri., Sat., Sun. 3 to 4 Family Rental Units Wanted Private Buyer Stenstrom Realty etc. Equal Opportunity Employer $1s Want to buy burnt service, used machines. MOONEY APPLlANCES323;,1 Lot, 40'xI30', $3,000. Negotiable, 323. 7555 after 3. 47-Real Estate V.nted' 322.1911 Eves. 322-1494; 322-1161; 322lflI COUNTRY LAKEFRONT WE have homes from $100 dc n, veterans no down. Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, 1 Personnel Director, Seminole County Courthouse, North Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida, 37771. so,000, 19195. French 'ark Ridge, 3 BR, 2 bath, split plan, central air, screened porch, fenced yard. Large family rm., with wet bar, $2500 do., & assume mtg, 621.2246 or 323.5771 after S. con. fortable. Back yard large civ)ugh for a garden, Drive by 210$ H Oily, then call br more informatkIn. turn. Adults only, no pets. 322.1305. resumeof education, training and experience, in confidence, to: Existing mortgage, per me. 323.0502. ii sewing room. Neat and Wm, H. Stemper-Realtor 1 BR, 1½ baths, paneling, carpet, drapes, central air, $25,900. NO SUB'DlVlsloN._ House. Small Price. 3 BR, Itiath, I BR furnished garage apt., Water perience. $10,300 annually. Send furnace, large fenced lot. Near high school. $19,500. Owner 3230522. Lanford- By Owner. wIth two years of related cx. Apartment 45 Beautifully remodeiedarooms, 1100 sq. ft., new carpeting I roof, gas 41-Houses MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond., Maid Sevv. QUALITY INN NORTH Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 Foreign Car Mechanic, S yrs. exp. bedrooms, $123 to $133 month. Toyota, Datsun, VW I MG, Only Adults. Phone 372.1510 opaiif led people need apoly, Call for appt. 125 p.m. 441.5331. Large clean 3 room apt. ______________________ $150 ma. Adults, no pets RESOURCECOORDINATOR 131.9463 SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA 3 Room furn. apt., upstaIrs Will werk under supervision of the Water I. lights included County Manpower Director in Adults. 511 Park Ave. contacting,plaoning,coinating and establishing linke.ges bet. 1 BR turn., apt., water furnished. wean social agencies, Four-ye.r Near shopping area. Adults only. degree required In related field $100 me. 322953$ or- 323-5715. S REDUCED$2.000 Real htate I BR., turn, apt,, lights, water turn., Mature adults. No pets. US. 322. 72$ after Iwk-days. NOW IS THE TIMEI OWNERS TRANSFERRED I NEED O SELLI 3 BR, 1 bath, Pinecrest. slssoo, 3 BR. 7 bath, Holly Ave., 121,300. 2 bath & iil, 4 BR, 3 bath, Wilson Place, $59,000. - KENMOREWASIIER.parfs, - 121-4900. 2O1?S.FRE?iCH lake, large lot wIth citrus. Cent. H. A, carpeting, many extras. Al cond. 129,900. 3235432. 3'artments Furnished 2 BR cottage on river, $173. Utilities included. 322-4-410 or 323-4301. 321-0041 Cash 322-4132 5631 SACK ETT INVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS Furniture For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc. Buy I or '1001 items. Larry's Mart. 31$ Sanford Ave. Apt. size avocado Refrigerator. Freezer, $125. 32j.1fl1. MNFQ- 62 dry Atres near St. Johns. $110,000. 447.1111. Buy DAVE'S 33l41l Small UPrigP,t Freezer, $10; frost. Free Refrigerator, $63. Phone 332. 6314 between S am. and 7 p.m. Mial Farm on S. Sanford Al or trade for Sunland Estates home. GEO. WILLMER, ASSOCIATES, INC. REALTOR. $25,900. MLS.REALTORS 322-1195 Lake Mary- 3 BR, 2 bath, near 321-0011. KISH REAL ESTATE INC. Bookkeeper. full time for construction co. Experienced only 3234310 between&5. 5 REAL ESTATE Realtor The "Good Ole Days" hive, left the Classified Ads... The Buys are still The Bestl equipped, dining room, living rm. air Cond., carpeted throughout Adults only. References required I 1$, SR 131, Longwood $29,300 We - 52-Appliances Avenue homes today. From 323.1201. 323-1930. . CaIIBart PRIME OFFICE SPACE With or Without Lease, N Building. Air Cond. & Carp Spacious 2 BR, 1 bath, apt. Kitchet -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 3213116 1 $29,500. Call Caroline Holtzcfaw, Reaitor.Auociate. Good mattress & Box Springs, 133: _l71.1N1. . .. LAKE JENNI E- High school area Several near new and coinpietel refurbished3$, I bedroom homes 2 baths, convenient to sct,00N shopping, Convenient financingI' Drive by and see these Hartwel Galleries, 323.4577. , Tomorrow may be the day you 5,1 that roil-away bed you've nowhere to roll away If yos place a Classified Ad today. Beautiful carpeting, large cioeti garage, all latest appliances, nec r shopping center and churches Jo,y We buy an sill good furniture and aU;Ques. HWY 44 AUCTION GALLERIES, 337.6973 307 E 1st St Downtown or belt offer. 343-4143. well established neighborhood I so1d Gth_ One of S.nger' top To.jp, and Sew machines Zig Zag As%ume PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy uslance of Sift SOor pay $11.90 Pef Furniture I Miscellaneous Sell month Will take trade in. Singer lot pet, commission. Free Pick egu;ppc,I to tiq tag I make button upi. Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. holes Balance nf $5044 or 10 322.2270. payments of $4. Call credit Cs,, , manager, 372 9111 or See at ifiques. Consignment, wanted, Hi-way 44 Auction SANFORDSFWINGCENIER washer, dryer, wooc paneled. bar, ready to move. $7PG CUSTOM HOME- ibedroom in ' 3334041orfl30517ev Large stately 2 story home with all the rooni you could ever want. I BR, large formal living room, and ing Ovlrslzed kitchen, good condition, 7 lots. Asking only Mobile Call 321-0220 between 5 & 3:30. Reg. Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st St. Ws4sugey, $Ø. s F1IFURA BY SINGER Emlsessy, 12'slS', excel. cond Carpet, Refrig., Stove, front kitchen, REDUCED CANALFRONT.-.. Al tractive 3 bedroom, 3 beth horn on 1½ acres with direct access t West Lake Crystal. See this on now fo' iust $55,300. R00m To Spare 12' wide, furnIshed. 1 BR, AC, Adults. Also 1 trailer space1. 332. New modern single story I & bedroom acts, and co,npletel furnished studio apartments Conveniently located I. beautlfuII landscaped, Abundant storag (including attic) and "GE Energ Efficiency Package". From $141 - 112.20* NWoRiii REALTY M. apts. Tennii NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apartments Our service is dsigned to help employers find the "right" in. each b opening, and to help you end needless and costly waste of time spent Interviewing unqualified applicants. We etiminate the cost of extensive and espenslve advertising, along with the time and espense Involved. Call us and let us do the werk for * you. We are here to serve you. JL- Langwood, 1 BR mobIle home wlfl nice Pie, room. On high dry 101 rural area. No down payment, Monthly payments less than rent, Call to see if you Qualify, Man preferred. No pets. 3Z ,ij Iastmo, required. 322.2710. "ar. & Mrs. Employer" WItNESS my hand and official seal Of said Court on the 17th day of By Jean F Wilke Deputy Clerk SIEPISTROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH Post Offc. Brt* 1330 FlagshIp Bank Suite zi $-lford FIa. 32771 PublIsh Sept 22.39 & Oct - Lake Mary-Rent a 2 BR fun home instead of a hous. SpI 3 room apt. utilities lnctuded,)st LITTLE FEE GENCY 42-bliSIIgflh5 1973 Schutt Chlu 3 BR, l beth, I? x 65' with 3' x 17' tIp out Call after 5.323.4163. __________________ - The government has released money for subsidized housing to qualified buyers. New houses in a sWimmlng, playground __________ __________________ - They're Hot" - -4Iose FurshSd recreation room, laundry root and clubhouse. 2550 Rldgewoo Ave. Sanford. PH 323.4420 we are iooIng for a retired couple to lIve on our properly cio acres, 10 minutes from downtown San. ford). The lady will have house. keepino duties and care for our children. The man will be responsible for the care of the grounds. A salary and separate living quarters will be offered to the right couple wtw must be sober, reliable and Christian in. dividuals. References will be checked before interview is arranged Reply to Boz 411, co The Evening Herald P.O. Bøx . Fia. 32771. ___________________ ' "Get Em While Arms Spacio I, 21 3 BR 41-4usis - - - Ridgewxd Information. DANIEL J. HATTAWAY, et. us. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT , TO: DANIEL J. HATTAwAY and RUBY P. HATTAWAY, his wife, Whose residence is: PINEFOREST NORTH, - Rent or Sell Immaculate 3 beth, carpeted, garage, fencsdyd. $155 me. 333.7454. OVIEDO.FTU_. Duplexes, Furn. 01 Unfurn., Wooded, Home site lots RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE. 345 AVON -- -......... I This Notice shall be posted in three (3) public ,laces within the City of Winter SprIngs, Florida, at Ph, 322.3$3 2700 W. 25th St. (SR44A) WITNESS my hand and the of. ficial seal of this Court at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this 27th day of September, 1974. (COURT SEAL) Anpii.,r H. Beckwith Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jean F. Wilke Deputy Clerk IHEREBYCERTIFYthatacopy SemInole County, Florida: M. Kirshfield and Connie A, Kir. TGAGE COMPANY, Lot SI, HOWELL ESTATES shield, Route 2, Box 339 The East 50 feet of Lot 20, nd all Ml, Crystal REPLAT,as recorded in Plat Book Plaintiff, ot Lots 21 and 22 in Block 1 of River, FlorIda 32339.thisfltthdayof vs. 15, pages 47 and 45, public records of SAMUEL A. ROBINSONS SUBSeptember, 1976. Seminole County, Florida. PETER E. NILSSON I If you fail toappear or thowcause (Seal) F. NILSSON, his wife, and NORMA DIvISiON of Bioc 1, 2,3, and I of SAMUEL A. ROBINSONS AD. Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr. in accordance with this notice, a Defendants. DITION TO OVIEDO, according to Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OP SUIT default will be entered against you the pies thereof as recorded in Plat By: Jean E. Woike. TO: PETER E. NILSSON and for the relief souoht In the tAm ------ -. "--'n., i ..-. wv.v ' I piiiit. NORMA F. NILLSON, ' Publish: Sept, 29. 74 Seminole County, Florida. his wife Thisnoticewillbepublithedonce has been filed against you, and you 2349 Research Avenue I a week for four 1 consecutive DEO1SI _________________________ are required to serve a copy of your Baltimore, Maryland 21211 weeks in hi Evening Her.id, a IN THE CI*CUIT COURT FOR written defenses, if any, Pc' it on YOU ARF nuving general cr IINULt COUNTY, FLORIDA GIBBONS, TUCKER, McEWEN, acornpaainsfo,cIos,amor,gage culahion in Seminole County, PROBATE DIVISION SMITH,COFERITAUBatIors encumbering the following reel Florida. File Number 76.237.cp tot piaintllo, wttos* address is P.O. property: WITNESS my hand as Clerk of the DivisIon Box 1343. Tampa, Florida 33401, and Lot 10. Block C, SKY LARK said Court and the seal of said Court In Re. Estate of file the original with the Clerk of the SUBDIVISiON, according to the this 27th day of September, 1976. CALVIN VERNON GRAY above styled Court on or before piat thereof, as recorded in Plat (Seal) ea November 2. 1574: otherwise a Book I?, Page 53. of the Public Arthur H. Beckwitpi, Jr. NOTICE OF Judgment may be entered against Records of Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court ADMINISTRATION you for the relief demanded in the Florida By: Mary N. Darden TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Complaint. has been liled against you and yOu Deputy Clerk CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST WITNESS my hand and seal of are required Publish: Sept 25. Oct 6. 13, 20. 1974 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL to serve a copy of your this Court on September 27th, 1574. written defenses, if any, to it on DEDl4 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (Seal) __________________________ JOHN M. MCCORMICK, attorney IN THE ESTATE: Arthur H Beckwitti, Jr. f , Plaintiff, wtiot. udd,.,. I. -.------ne .e -.. -. , L clerk of the Circuit Court cy FOTIFIED Office Box 3373. 301 East Ch that the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING By: Mary N. Darden administration of the estate Street, Orlando, FlorIda, and tile th NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN by of CALVIN VERNON GRAY, Deputy Clerk original with the Clerk of the abovethe Planning and Zoning Board oi deceased, File Number 76237CP, iS styled Publish: Sept. 29, Oct. 4, 13,20, 1574 Court on or before November the City of Winter Springs, Florida, pending in the Circust Court for DED 132 1st, 1976; otherwise a ivdgment may that said Planning and Zoning Board Seminole County, Florida, Probate be entered against you for the relief Division. the address wiIlholdapubiichearingtoconij,, of which is demanded in thi Complaint. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR a request by the Winter Springs Seminole County Courthouse. P.O. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS my hand andfhesealof Development Corporation to build a Drawer C.. Sanford. Florida. The said Court Ofl September 23rd, 1574. CIVIL ACTION NO. 'S6$-CAe4.F convenience store within the personalreprnentativeof the estate (Seal) In Re: the Marria5e 04 Tuscawilla 5 LINDA GRAY CLARK. whose P.U.D. Legal WILLIAM Arthur Pt. Beckwith, Jr. FRANKLIN Description as follows: AN address i Rt. , Blacnshear, DERSON, HuSband Clerk of the Circuit Court From the centerlin, of in- Georgia. The name and address of arid ByCherry Kay Travis tersection of Winter Springs Blvd. the pe:sonaI repr,sefltativvs Deputy Clerk MARY PATRICIA ANDERSON. and Northern Way, as shown in Piat torney are Set forth below. Wife Publish: Sept. 29, Oct. 6, 13, 70, 1976 of Winter Springs Unit Four as All persons having claims or OED.Ii9 NOTICE OF ACTION recorded in Plat Book 1$. pages 6, 7 demands ogain$t th, estate are _____________________ TO. WiLLIAM FRANKLIPI & 5. Public Records Of Seminole required, WITHIN ANDERSON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND County, Florida; run N. $4 degrees MONTHS FROM THETH1EE DATE OF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Residence a address 23' 03" E. along the centerline of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FLORIDA. Unknown Winter Springs Boulevard and along THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk CASE NO. 74.I711.CA44.I YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an a prolongation of said centerline of the above court a written action tot Dissolution of Marriage IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF 212.15 feet to the point of curvature statement of any claim, the name DOROTHY LEE W000S0N, ha been filed aganst you and of a curve concave Northerly with a arid address of the crecuitor or his you are required to serve a copy of your radius of 1145.92 fees and a central Petitioner, Qeflt or attorney, and the amount written defenses, il any, to it on s angle of 06 degrees 45' 19"; run claimed. lftheclaimisnotye,dv,, RICHARD AARON W000SON, KIRBY MOPICRIEF, thenceEasterIyaiongthearof5 the date when it will become due of SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND curve 133.11 feet to the point Respondent. Shall be stated. II the claim is NOTICE OF ACTION MONCRIEF, Plaintiff's Attorney, tangency; thenc, run North 10 contingent wtiOSe address is. Post Office Box unhiquidated, the THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: degrees 22' II" W.. 110.00 feet to the nature of the or uncertainty shall be RICHARD AARON wooDsoN "' 'rd Florida. 3217), on or point of beginning; thence continue Stated. lithe claim is secured, the Al 0 Al A G before October 19, 1914, and file the N. 10 degrees 22' II" W. 12500 fef; security Shall be descri. The Det, 4 origiMi With the clerk of lhi Court. thence run N. 11 degrees 54' 24" E. claimant shall deliver suffici Otherwise • defaull will be entered Fleet Post Office 15000 feet; thence S. 19 degrees ' cop'es of the claim to tii• eI., against you for the relief demanded W tW YORK. NEW YORK 54" F. 125.00 feet to a point on a enable the clerk to mail one cop;; 0 fl the Petition curve concave Northerly With a each personal representative YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WlT NESSmyhandandth,Sealof radiusof 1OISl2fet; thencefro,yi a AlIpersonsinlft,st,diflth,es,at, that DOROTHY LEE W000SON this Court on the 13th day of Sep tangent bearIng of S. 70 degrees 11' ho whom a copy of this Notice of temt)er, 1974 a tiled a Petition in the Circuit 02" W., run Westerly, through a Administration has been malied are (Seal) Court of Seminole County, Florida, central angie of 05 degrees 26' 44.', required, WITHIN THREE Dissolutionof Marriage. and you Arthur H. Beckwittt, Jr. along Ihe arc of said curve 170.71 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court feet to the point of beginning, con- THE FIRST PUCLICATION OF are reoulrnt to Serve a copy Ui your Written By Mary N Darden defenses, If any, on KEN lamIng 0.44.76 acres, more or less. IIETH w, MCINTOSH, of STEN Deputy Clerk The Public Hearing will be held in they may have that thaIienges the Kirby Moricrief, of STROM. DAVIS & MclN TOSH, Winter Springs. Florida on the 11th qualification5 of the personal address AND MOPICRIEF 5 Post Oftle Box 13)0, day of October, 1974 at 7:30p.m., or reprPsen?ative, or the venue or Poit Office Box 7fl Sanford, Florida, 37771. afld file the as soon thereafter as possible, at iurisd,ction of the court. original w1th the Clerk of the ebove Sanford, Florida 32771 which time interested panics and ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Atturney-s for Plaintiff cI$izensforan1againsttheprpo.J OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED styled Court on or before Octol>,r 1974, otherwIse a default PubTh Sept 15.72,79, Oct. 6, I74 request will be heard. Said hearing WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. and DED Si ultimil, iudgment Will be .nt.r.d may be continued from lime ho tim. Date of lh. lI.'tt -•_• the City Hall within the said City, 1ain1i engaged In buslneis at I7.fl and Dog Station Ittendinti Union ê Hwy 434, Longod. ________________ 1 DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday FICTITiOUS NAMU Notice is hereby given theA I am serving a copy of your written defenses, if any,uponthelawfirrn .,,,M1 I) SKATING-. Servics . 3Ica 24times............24c a hue 41-Houses - COVE AT5 One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished, NewlI redecortcJ. Come see. E. Airpoil Blvd., Sanford, 333.1340. lmmedi* steady amploymin,. App'y to: Smittys Inc., V4 Orlando Drin, 332211L MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($LOOMINIMUMCHAROE) SATURDAY 5.Noon 3 LInes Minimum _________________ ,,. at the Fonz Party Jj PRICE IS RIGHT P.I9 BAMBOO Isal. Here N I4, FL ______ hod Houses Unfurni .MACHINIST E*JItlIIlCSd. Sfl1PP?y lfl. h$5 ar I - Utthjrnishs - ) "NURSES FOR 5:00 i' (R) CE CE MYSTERY OF CI) SANFORD AND CL 14 Hmes 30-Apmrtment __________ Seminole Orlando - Winter Pork 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES lthrustlmn........lIca liii HOURS 4thru 23 1:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. Florida Statutes 1557. 5: Frances Miffs Evelyn E. Donaldson Publish: S.pt. 25. Oct.4, 13, 30, 514 DEDIlS i) 14 THE ELECTRIC COMPApy CI) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES • THE PJFLEWN 3:00 ___ ___ CL WILD, WILD WEST BAU.ROUR:Com. as.) PRlGAL ClANfl the ntsy. 700 810 I , SPIRIT dasNng // - - Statutes, To-Wit: Section $44.01 MYTHREESONS S PARTRIDGE FAMILY trn.neWur.. 14 CBS MOVIE: McCfoud: 2 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County Sdiocl S)5tem, it,(4 3 p.m. 14 (Mon., Wed., FrI.) 700 CLUB (Tue) UFE IN THE RIN TI TiN 500 ADAM 12 1 CLASSIFIED ADS Track, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of SAN. FORD ORLANDO PAINT AND Afternoon BODY, and that I intend to register ______________________ ______________________ sold name with the Clerk of ph. __________________________ _____________________________ 1200 Circuit Court, Seminole County, k-Child Care (I) NEWS Florida in accordance with the _____________________ provisions of the Fiditiøus Name (4) CI) YOUNGAND REST. Legal Notice Statutes, To-Wit: Siction S45.0 LE$ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? - Educaf1oflapChfldCa,eporasj , Florida Statutes 1557. ii you qualify. 323 $12'I IN YOUR FAMILY? 5 PERRY MASON 373 INVITATION TO liD 5: Paul E. Evans AL ANON ____________________ tws CE Publish: Sept. 25, Oct. 4, 13.30, 1574 ( FUN FACTORY The Board of Trustees of the DED.i For families or friends of problem ls-tIeIp Vnted Seminole County Pubiic Hospital • drinkers. .. - - - invites bids upon the following: 1210 IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THU For further information call 123.4311 Mature companion to live in and UROLOGICAL TABLE IIOHTIINTH JUDICIAL dR. or write CE THE GONG SHN care for olderly weman. Must Additional information, plans and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. havedrivers license. 3fl424iaVter (4) (I) $flQ4 FOR specifications are available at Of COUNTY, FLORIDA Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 32171. 1p.m. TOMOP.R fire of the Purchasing Agent. CASE NO. 74.712.CA.i5.P S LOVE, AMERICAN All bids shall be mailed to the PAN AMERICAN BANK OF ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil l4OUsekeeper,Sdaywelli,childcare Board of Trustees of the Seminole ORLANDO, NA., formerly known Free, 411-2027 for "We Care"IY' after school, good benefits, County Public Hospital. 1101 East as Citizens National Bank of "Holline," Adults or Teens. references I transportation (I) AU. MY CHILDREN First Street. Sanford, Florida 32771. Orlando, required Sweetwater Oaks. $4 12:55 All bIds shall be postmarked not FACED WITH A DRINKING Plaintiff, 5771 or III 0535 after S p.m. CE ( pj9( P4WS later than the 4th day of October, vs. PROPLEM _____________________ 1574. and shall be received on or JAMES M. KIRSHFIELD and Perhaps A,cof,olic Anonym 1:00 Nurses: RN'S 1 LPN's, Aides. Aidbeforethe 11th day of October, 1514. CONNIE A. KIRSHFIELD,hlswifo, Can Help companion. Needed' immediately. (2) SOERSET Consideration of such bids will CaIi1234511 42S0434. Defendants. CE MODAY ta place at the meeting of the Write P.O. BOx 1213 CLERK'S NOTICE OP SALE CJ) NEWS Board of Trustees in the Seminole Sanford. Florida 32771 UNEMPLOYED? Never again if NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CE RYAN'S HOPE County Public Hospital (Seminole pursuant to a Final Judgment In you have sincere desire and Memorial Hospital) at 11:30 o'clock Forecioss,-, dated the 21st day of •mbition SirIus only please call tiO': (Mon.) 5-Lost & FOUnd am. on the 12th day of October 1574. September. 1fl4. and entered in _____________________ 5747036 atter 4 p.m. or write 1010 Stapa to oanger: SI.ling Publish Sept. 27, 21. 25, 1514 Giovanni, Deltona, Fla. Civil Action No. 74.717.CAO9.F In _____________________ Hasisn, RAh AomLt (1us$.) DED130 the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth $100 Reward r_a, Management opportunity available. Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole For the returnof purse and contents. For Personal Inferviow call 373RhdaRg.1a61..) County, Florida, wherein Pan Keep money. 322-1301. 1542. Toug IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF American Bank of Orlando, NA., Jo San, ____________________'' SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA formerly known as Cltix LInda Cit&. 1958. National Have some camping equipment you LPN, I to 12 shIft. Geriatric cx. ci 7I4J1-CA45.0 BankofOrlando.anatlbenking e Tal Snger." Joat no longer use? Sell if all with a perlence preferred. Aprly in LESTER KALMANSON and association is the Plainfiff and McCrea, Whit 9i44, 1957 Classified Ad in The Herald. cai __________________________ person, Sanford Nursing & Con. ___________________________ BARBARA KALMANSON. his wife, Kenneth Fortune and Carol A. 3272411 or l31.53 and a friendly vaieicent Center, 530 Mellonville Plaintiffs Fortune, his wife, are the Defen. (Fri.) 'Racket Busters.' Ave. will help you vs. danti, i,ARTHUR H. BECKW1TH, George Brent, Humphrey JAMES E. MUSIC and CORINA Clerk of the above-entItled Court, Bogut 1938. MUSIC, his wife, will sell to the highest and best 1:30 Defendants bidder, or bidders, for cash at the NOTICE TO APPEAR CE ( DAYS OFOUR UVES Legal Notice west front door of the Seminole IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF County Courthouse, Sanford, CE CE AS THE WORLD FLORIDA Florida at 11:00 am, on the lMh day RNS FICTITIOUS NAME TO: JAMES E. MUSIC and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE of October, 1974, the foling (I) FAMILY FEUD CORINA MUSIC, his wife EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL described property as set forth in Notice is hereby given that we are CUlT OP THE STATECIR. OP 200 Last known Address: said Final Judgment of Foreclosure engaged in business at 4405 Lenn,al FLORIDA IN AND FOR 1011 Manchester Circle (I) $20,000 PYRAMID situate in Seminole County, Florida Beech Or.. Orlando 32110. Seminole SEMINOLU COUNTY. Maitiand, Florida 3215l to wit: 210 County, Florida under the fictitious CIVIL ACTION NO. 74IU4CA4S. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Lot 4. Block C, THE COLON. name of INTERIORS BY REY. U (2) ( THE DOCTORS that a complaint seeking the NADES FIRST SECTION, ac TREX. and that we intend to Division CIJTHEGUIDINGUGHT foreclosureofamortqag,hasbeen cording to the Pat thereof as regiltersaidnamewiffitheClerkof ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN CE ONE UFETOUVE IiledintheaboveentitledCourt,and recorded in Pi&t Book 13, pages 75 the Circuit Court. Seminole County. ASSOCIATION, a corporation, you are summoned, ordered and 14 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB and SO. Public Records of Seminole Florida in accordance with the required to show cause why the County, Florida, Plaintiff, (NW) provisions of the Fictitious Name same should not be granted by 0 Street," starring Dennis S 11:55 (4) (1.) 5 CBS NEWS 'Y COOper, Sl*ley Tenie. (B& 19 4. (Fr "MaandPa KetdeatHome.Majlt,,, $U9s$ to save Pis tin'ly ScM Inbvewlha j (I) MOVIE: (M)swyoui Ton.FrdM%y,y MIflIfl 1941. (Tuss.) "Francis Goes to the Raoss7 Donald O'Connor, Piper Litte. (B&W) 1951. Ved.) ." Man Lidd telefl Walker. (B&W) 1942. fThzs.) "sow and Forever. 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(I) CI) CBS NEWS: (710,5 him. loosi news, 4 S POP AND FRIENDS _______ 1) 8 SESAME S REEl' (1) 0000 MORNING AMER. : r000d ming dda" at i and 625 a., news, weather, sPorts) 800 CE CE CAPTAIN AROO 8 MACNEIL-LEHERERRE. CE CE CE CE ____ Davidson. Based on 610 t10 mo'sbehor _____ _____ )'5iUT1afll3foIrIsUaI CE CE of otk. io w.by nn w.v, sngagsd In businew 145 N. Country Club Rd.. Lk•Miy, 32114, minoCounty.FlofIdaund.rm. fictitious name of COUNTRY CURL, and that we Intend to registersaldnam.wlffiffi,Clvkof the Clrcut, Seminots County, Florida in accordance with Nw provisions me Fictitious Name THE Lrrfl.E RASCALS 430 CI) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. MENTARY 6:15 CI) SUNSHINE ALJ,IANAC 625 CE (n.) T R' (Tuss Thin.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (W.d.) 08CC: PROF.ES IN E nON (F PIcTURE OF HEAI.Th: (h- Pine a*sh InicivIng heroIn and a misdsrsd gUt o CLUB 1010 S NEWS ___ I ANE fl N eon •lbe SssgLO? 61)11. Lii Orv11 and Fvw* Langsk S k Ain Chsvs (4iiak ____ comedy-drama depicting men's snaly 11oss 1w ciow to. ° CE CE ALICE ' *)otal hero Calilae Moss (Lkida La4n) aIIv&i too. Lkida Lav$n. Poly Hold.y. Storftis to be wImosd. IOO CE THE QUEST: Card gustssuIsadsrola bind ci bito CE CI) 'THE BLUE NIGHT: Bier (Goo Kims) S polos msctdn'uy h to stopwhsnesMsnospolidoba hldudau cM *10 sr. _____ CI) CHARuESANGELs:m, PlBCMOVIEFions Gy Pns The True Story ci t2 S InWi" Lii - f*$ IN CE DADEVOTIONAI. Moi'ning 115 (O4IIII UILJIVQ4 Mshlt , 1:10 ° ton Thursday to-:mstoms., (4) CI) CBS NEWS D ot.s CI) ABC NEWS * MAYSERRY, RFD 100 CE TO TEll THE ytjr CE BRAD 61JNCH CE CROSS ip S IOMEAMOFJEAMBE .D FEEDOACi CI) WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS TREASURE H 8 NELEHERERRE. PORT * 51*11 TREK Tao CE FLORIDA'S WATOHING a CELEBAIIY SWE_Ep$TAJCES (I) $126000 QUESTION HOGAN'S HEROES CI) L500o PYRAMID MY THREE SONS 8 EAST CENTRAL. FLOAt. DA REPORT a 11:50 S PAUL HARVEY CON- (I) to bS '110iJ1d. lESS 'I • 6:10 (2)54jpJ$41 M,,I'4 (I) DALY U.ItYrcCz.j ENERGENCYONE MAN BB4AVES EVERt1OOyI BUSt. CE ()N.E S • NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY: *: oIy5sios . Fmi* RuM. (2) pC7$ 1110 (2) HOLLYWOOOSQIJAR.E8 iov OF UFE S LOVE, AMERICAN 5yI5 (I) HAPPY DAYS (R) • 0000 DAY: Cohosts: J 44I _____ (4) CI) AU.INTHEFAMU.Y: ____ eon (I) CE m (2) T TOMORfly _______ . STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO ,37 W 3rJ St 37284)2 . - I deautifuliy located 3 BR, I", bath with central air and heat Pho 3735)05 anytime ___ I ___ ___ C To List Vout' Buslness...Djl 322-26 c9cr1 4H.1 ;:;, ''l. 1 V4 '- .t:- •"i,"',' ' ' , .1 . .,. .,.'. ' ' " -:'..'?-') .I, 4., •'i .i.4,'. I F' ' ' :. ,,., ,it.. -- ''"l " ' ', '' i',j 5'' .j. ...L. ''-,:,,, c.. -;--':--,- . ..-...-..n . - ....-., ..,;'-:- ijf',."e:k Li .cT' -- - - - - ' - - I .' :(-!'"..','i' :',; t''."::."Y, S .' -, ? ',.'. -i. ,;':' ---' :' I. . ..,,, ....4., . 1. ...,... ' ._. ... ... .J'..,d,A,.7 �— iiq NweW, to 111. 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Whole Fryers ................ ..49' Cut-up Fryers ................ . 59' Fryer Breasts ,Ribs a, '10' Fryer Drumsticks........ 99' Fryer Thighs .................. ..99' Fryer Wings.................. ..59 Fryer Backs & Necks.. 19' . SET NO. . THE MIDWEST . EM!J 19 For Baby 30-o. pkg. ' , SET NO. 20 where shopping Is a pleasure U .$1" Judge Johnson, in instructions to the jury. said nudity In itself isn't unlawful. He told the Jurors that to find the dancers guilty they mint determine from the testimony given that exposure of FULEN WIDER AND HERRING sexual organs was made In an indecent and vulgar manner. are they after Club Juana? A half hour later the jurors returned verdicts of innocent for Miss Hall; Marilyn G. Ward, 20, Sanford; Susan J. Ronske, 24, Casselberry; Margaret Ann Davis, 24, Fern Park; Felicita R. organs in a vulgar, indecent maimer. The directed verdict of Goodwin, 18, Orlando; Sandra Lynn Harrison, acquittal for Mrs. Theresa Renee Weaver, 18, of Lake 19, Winter Park; c land, was granted because witnesses failed to identify her in ourt as one of Diana Brooks, 19, Altamonte Springs; Penny J. Meeks, 20, the dancers arrested In the -aid, the court ruled. Gainesville, and Catherine Norls, 21, Winter Park. Following the trial one juror said, "we just went by the law." Dr. Richard Smith, an Orlando gynecolo testified for the Another member of the panel said, "There was no other verdict defense that if a girl was standing erect,gists, her sexual organs we could return." wouldn't be visible. .. . Hanlon told reporters he believes the Smith said on Cross-examination by Assist have 'set a ant State Atty. precedent In all of Florida" and the verdicts verdicts are an indication that Ralph Erikksm that he's allowed to drink free at Club Juana adults can seek adult entertainment, about 80 per cent of the time and that he's dating a former Club A Casselberry policeman testified during the two-day trial Juana employe. He also said that he would charge the club at that the front door of the Club Juana bears a sign stating, "If least $300 for his testimony as an expert witness. .$1" I THE FOLLOMNO COUNTIES: Orwq% IX tx LFA lu4wGreenStampsI '.. £0.,eoq IOU 1.( THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY of ,4. MU s out, CHICU. SCIDA Asks Study On...,iIi scopIA, By ED PRICKETI Herald Staff Writer over to private industry would county commissioners became bring in revenue from the Initial disenchanted with operations at sale, turn back about $l0,000 the port, Basically. SCIDA Seminole County govern- yearly to the county from race seeks industry for all Seminole ment's industry-seeking agency track funds, require no future County, while SCOPft1's main today called for a study by the lands and decrease the interest is in attracting water. county commission to look Into cost oftaxes running the port. related Industries. the possibility of selling assests At a meeting at the court. at the Port of Sanford and After news stories surfaced returning the money to thehouse in Sanford, SCIDA board members voted unanmiously to outlining the SCOPA-SCIDA taxpayers. request in writing a study by merger, St. Laurent and Emphasizing kids he's seen the county commission. County Mooney sat down to try to come on the streets without jobe, Commissioners have discussed UP with a method of reducing Georges St. Laurent said today combining SCIDA and SCOPA. tax dollars and providing a the Seminole County Industrial They say since both agencies more aggressive Industry. Development Authority are industry-seeking, a merger seeking agency. (SCIDA) budget should be could result in a savings to the three or four times Its present taxpayer. $100,000 allocation. SCOPA, however, was With money received from created by an act of the Florida sale of port assets and other Legislature. Any sale would items, St. Laurent said SCIDA's probably require an ap- budget could be increased propriate resolution introduced Around The Clock ..........4-A which, in turn, would lure in. by the Seminole Legislation. Bridge' ..................4-B dustry to Seminole and reduce Calendar..... ........ ... .S-B unemployment. "Let's unlegislate it," St. Comics ...................4-111 Laurent declared. Crossword ................ 4-B St. Laurent, a SCIDA .board St. Laurent said the port EditorIal .... member, said he's not opposed, . 4-A is "unique" in that It is Dear Abby ............ .......... ... 3-B also, to combining SCIDA with asituation IS-million dollar asset which Dr. Lamb .................. the port — If a study determines returns no doUars to 4-fl the tax. Horoscope ................. 4-B that is the most economically payer. He said turning the port Hospital .............. ... .S-A feasible alternative, over to an aggressive en- Obituaries However, both St. Laurent .. terpreneur could "channel Sports and SCIDA Chairman Gene funds into an - .5.7-A aggressive in- Television Weather .. ............ .5-B looney indicated preliminary du.stry.seekng agency" ........ .. 5-A ...... itudy shows turning the port SCIDA was created after Wom en 14-B -- Today California underwriters have agreed to purchase the bonds WASHINGTON (AP) PresThe President was asked if a for resale. In addition, the ident Ford said today he is con- rash of news reports about the Washington-based lawyer said fident the current Inquiry into inquiry by the Watergate Phoneserv's corporate officers his past campaign finances will cial prosecutor, coming in spethe have pledged $255,000 in demonstrate he is 'free of any midst of his campaign against operating and startup capital. allegations" of impropriety and JImmy Carter, was troubling In the event Phoneserv Is expressed hope the matter can him. unsuccessful, the county would be resolved quickly. Ford replied that he was not not be obligated to repay Perched on the side of his as concerned about it for politibondholders, Oval Office desk. Ford told re- cal reasons as he was because That little nicety would fall to porters he had never diverted of his "record of personal in. Overton & Co. and any campaign contributions for tegritv. Eldridge & Co., the two his personal use. see related story, page 2-A " By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Tasty Beef Loin or OFFER ONLY AVAIL JUIi _ School Board Hears Bridge Report $* 0, t:) Leon, Meaty Beef Full-Cut .79' '—. (0001 *11 .,lc 0 - . Ford Conf ident' About Probe Clerical Group Contract Approved lz.I,,Wool O1,.,5 1514b A Great T,.att Beef Loin Flavorful lean Meoly Beef Blade nStamps Wet o. "Selected Baby Beef" 1 12, .' EXTRA THIS WEEKS FEATURE "The issue today is that Fulenwider cloem't want Ow Ckb Juanai nhis little bellwick," Hanlon said "He's the single imposed censor in Seminole County. If you think he's (1* 1u self appointed censor of Seminole County, Florida, then go to the1 jury room and find them all guilty.,, Erifrfrso told the jurors the Issue was "what does Seminole County term sexual organs. . .what is common decency?" "I challenge you to come out and say this dancing was decent and fit to be seen In Seminole County," Erlkkson told the Jurors. '• — SGBATAI. U.S.D.A. Grad, A, Govt-Inspected, Shipped, D&D, Fresh not Frozen Chuck Roast .............. —. I ape"W.4Oü.,è 1574) Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, Rib Steak.................. - Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) board Whit. Rain Unscent.d, leg., or Extra-Hold Hair Spray il -az. can $259 Taste Temptln' Fresh.Bak.d (Top with ke Cream) French Broad...... 2 %qw 59' Tasty Fresh-Mad. Round Steak ............ . operates under the auspices of location In South Seminole Phoneserv Inc. officials the county commission. County. today said they will employ SCIDA Director Jim Daniel about 35 workers Initially at a said Phonesery is "unique" in St. Laurent insisted on site in Industrial park near that the firm Is starting from hearing from underwriters Interstate-4 and SR-46. before today'i SCIDA approval scratch. Frank Proctor, Phonesery takes effect He said he needed Daniel also said he's been secretary, said he anticipates assured a New Jersey firm will assurance from the undoing one-ha lf million dollars reloca te here In January. That that they approve worth of business the first year firm will employ an additional the photIesery concept. beginning In January. 30 employes, according to Mrs. Garfield assured St. The second year Phoneserv Daniel. Lawent and other SCIDA board plans to double its output, Plus, Georges St. Laurent, a members such assurance will according to Proctor. SCIDA board member, said he be forthcoming within 60 days. The Industrial bonds were Okayed at a Seminole County Ju 14b- 69 Swift'sPremium oq Lazy Mapl, Sirloin St oak ............ - A repair firm to locate in Sanford' Swift's Premium Try-Tender Sliced Beef Liver .......................... dancers' sexual organs exposed. "We're not talking about morality In Seminole County," Hanlon told the jury, "but criminal charges brought a brgaisat Wme women." - County officials today ap- CalIfornIa-based underwriters, personally, Is negotiating with Proved an $850,000 bond Issue SCIDA is a taxpayer4unded two firms which would employ which will allow Is telephone industry-.eeking agency which 200.300 persons each for off '' argulnents that none of the arresting officers said they saw - Bond Issue Okayed To. Lure.It .PhQclFirm 89C Iapu W.d OtNbwS. I61$ p Club Juana operator Michael Pinter, acquitted Wednesday in County Court along with 10 dancers charged with exposure of sexual organs In nude dancing, claims State Atty. Abbott Herring and his chief investigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, have a vendetta against him and the Casselberry night spot. "I knew Herring and Fulenwider had It in for inc and the Juana," Pinter told reporters after the group came cheering from the courtroom. "I was scared but the Judicial system works. Herring Is unbelievable. Just wait WI November. Now people will see how he uses his office." Associated Press today reported Pinter promptly vowed that his girls would soon bare it al again and that if law enforvcmcnt officers "bunt us again, we'll file for an injunction to stop the hharassment." Both Herring and Fulenwider denied there is any vendetta. 'I just do my Job based on the law," Fulenwider said. "Any investigations involving Pinter and Club Juana are based on Information requiring Investigation," Herring said today at 'fltusville in a telephone interview. "As long as we get Information we'll continue to investigate. I think it's his (Pinter's) activities that require investigation. I think any Investigation he brought on himself. Anytime there are nude performances that In my opinion are violations of the law, I'll continue to file cases. The sheriff will continue to enforce the law and I'll file cases and go to court," Herring said. Pinter and the dancers were arrested May 12 when a cornLined force of sheriff's deputies, Casselberry policemen and state attorney investigators raided the club on U. S. 17-92. County Court Judge Harold Johnson direct ed a verdict of acquittal for Pinter and one dancer before the case went to the four-man, two-woman jury Wednesday. The court ruled that state's witnesses failed to prove a prima fade case against Pinter on 10 misdemeanor counts of aiding and abetting and hiring or procuring nude da ncing in which dancers exposed their sexual Fulenwider earlier had testified that Karen Lou huB, If, ii Orlando, had "completely exposed her vagina" whili on stage May 12. MIu Hall took the witness stand to deny the *gMlsn and defense attorney Edward Hanlon Jr. told the jurors In closing niviltu nffgin,l. oxYDol. 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SAN QRQpLAZA_SANFORO L0NOwo VILLAGE CTR.—LONGW000 SEMINOLE PLAZACASSEL5ERRY Publix I 6. 3$ Rich's Frozen Chocolate Eclair, B l'z -oz. pkg. - j borhood. just over $3,900, including the framed by heavy timbers The parents told board ernse of grading and dirt insteps an effort to prevent children members several weeks ago removal, installation of 1,200 from speeding downhill on The Seminole County School that while the 120,000 bridge feet of asphalt swale to aid bicycles and creating greater Board Heard a report Wed- built last year by the school on both sides of th nesda y night indi cat ing that It system seem ed "adequate," walkway, planting 7,500 feet ofe danger potential. could cost more than $8,600 to the walkways leading to its east sod, and mi.scellaneoas Items Chairman Robert (Bud ) install a fence and sidewalk on entrance were too pointed out that Layer steep for such as fertilizer, water and the approach to a footbridge young children and were is "chirged by law with the too rniiir.knance, the re port said. 'which connects the Bel-Aire- slippery to be safe. safty of all our 34,000 students, School .Supt. William ' Weathersfiejd area of The panel was asked Lu look (Bud) Layer rscommended and if he says he thinks we Altamonte Springs with Spring into the possibility of grading leaving the bridge, which ought to leave the bridge the Lake Elementary School. down earthen banks near the' way it is because of safety, tht.i But the board delayed action bridge, surfacing walkways enables students to cross the I think weshould se -ioLL!y little Wekia River, "as it on the report until more details with asphalt or concrete and for constthr his recommendation " safety reasons" are available concerning possibly creating a "terraced" Board members and parents Panelist Davis Sims agreed potential safety benefits which approach to further reduce attending the session seemed to With Feather and added, 1 the proposed facilities might danger potential. agree with a section of the haven't heard anything here yet provide over existing conThe report given to the board report which noted that "the to indicate that any one 'hIions. of these Wednesday indicated that in. grade from the existing bridge method ou1d be any safer "The report, partly based on a stallation of a six-foot-high to the street may create rather than the one we now have. I'd site Inspection by Oviedo chain link fence over the 600- than eliminate safety prob- hate to see us put a straight shot contractor Richard Joyce and foot distance from the bridge to lems." in there. I'd Lute to see us put drawn up by school board a nearby residential street Rather than make the railroad ties An there and then Auxiliary Services Director would cost $2,700, sidewalk a"s1ralght,btg"fr, 1 Hugh Carlton, was prompted by Construction of an eight-foot- street to bridge, board Vice later say, 'Hey, this is - something we hadn't thought complaints from parents In the wide concrete sidewalk ad. Chairman Pat Telson suggested Wethcrfield-Bel.Arc neigh' jacut to tl;e fence ould cost constructing a series of large See REPORT, Page 2-A 7I ', Iris , r~irnir William P. Layer and RobertG.Feather, .... 1 .._ -- ' -' 410 (' v ,,,, .1 a W .'---.'.c•.......... t.owaey, Audrey Bolger, Gene Grooms, I Zip 1 .........--:--;. •.t ... I' -. 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ESPECIALLY oumNG THE COLLEGE AND PRO- FOOTBALL U' ' L ( 'S'r' - '" _____ Th. ..t ø.ti. flN$S d ::1:4 -.'- 1_ ___ •' RERLLY .,l't GOING... 1. ,- I1 ReMIM&g ,.- - = £ ']. ,.f - cents for it. Address your letter o..r,oe. I. Jim: t his ace of Clubs and returned the Jack. A P iLng ;,~ sactions, youngsters urinating deliberately don't use pool on buildings and lawns loud tables to avoid drawing a bad li / ft a ç , SIDE GLANCES I S prnva'TE - i Ik • WfAN f I . , I . 4 S Jane Robinson, director of the state's Consumer vices Division, said Monday that Leon County gherifrs deputies confirmed that the butt W part of a contraband cigarette and turned the midence over to the Food and Drug Administration Mrs. Robinson said the federal agency handled the case because the chicken, which the supermarket replaced for the shopper, had ben shipped in f rom outside state "Herbert Hoover used to promise a chicken in every pot," she d. "Now we're getting pot in chicken" D ncer Jury Pic ked Testimony • Ufl pomU out NI Mrs. Glenn appeared last Women l.B Jo hp Atemptatosded a Jury to bear the cue in accused of exposure of sexual organs in nude June and July were dancing was slated to begin fruitless after the Pool Of at 1 p.m. today. A four-man, two-wom&n depleted. prospective jurors was $21,364. 25 K k-Off enta is a public lake and also one County Judge Harold Pinter and ten dances . UNIt jury was selected this morning in the court of the Jusna operator Mike mission split 24o2. The Hat- Crossword - - In misdemeanor trial of Club taway was called in from outside commission chambers to b reak • tributlon of $17,500 will be either . n ..re danger of , Seminole County, United Way, today reported Pledges Of $21,364M received at the start of a 2&4ay campaign, which kicked off at the Holiday Ian at s a.uL D"Jou chairmen and team cap. Was met today to launch the drive to raise $IU,279.00 as Seminole County's p° See ORIENTA, Page 2A ANCHOR'S FAR AWA - • ' drive. . "1.\ cj I S - . ; By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer . . • -- *., - ' se • Since time immemorial, the sea has beckoned man. No matter ifjl was novelist Ernest Hemingway on his fishing ex. peditions, or Herman Melville's mythical ' I 9 .1' '.. , . *- ' • ' - ' - V ' , . . • - "I I s,., -. - 1 --- ' 7i; ill' i .r -NI I ~ 9-27 5 .~ -, C&M 7.. 1 W - k I ", ____10" , - I S, , , I, .~ , I I ." . ..0 • I :i. I ability. Dale says It's shipshape. He's been sailing smaller boats for 20 years. And every weekend for the past two years he's eased the "Lemon Twist" out of its berth : / - • - " * - . _________ hand you beer.,,,' ______________________ _______ _________ in New SmyTna Beach and out onto the high seas. _____ 11iis time it will be different; he won't be caming back DaIe'stolksliveuutTexsway And was in Dallas in a pub called the L mon - ______ - ___ e . - _____ ' - _____ Twist that his boat's name was born. Mtera2'2-daytrjptothehamaS ~,,, ______ Dale will sail toward the islands Doesn't - s is beginning to ~ , ,( ,,, I114 . ~~ I . - reddi.h beard that V ' the sea get lonely on calm nights when storms don't ride high and the waves are , • •..• ..'. .. I' grow I wee to have someone hand you tM I P , 71 . .." 11. _. -4 ~ ". 4-',t~...% - '. - I. i ',k*(, . 0 __ - I - .. M -9 - *41, 11-10.1, I I . y T i I Once you got on the ocean it s a challenge It s lust you and the sea and its all in your hands I like that,' sa y Dale Hill's year love affair with Seminole County came to an abrupt d hcn county co mm issioners phased out the utility department he directed because the economy didn't grow as expected don't know. A lot could happen between no and rithy If you know any adLnLurous women who want to sal, tell them to call me And with that plus a final gr'n Dale ka u his rch on a ship s deck to resume his last few hours of duty with the county , But there s only one ng on his mind and that's a boat named the Lemon Twist worry now is the lemon Twist and her on the high seas. s _______ _______ - - I . -4 ,,~ ______ '- I * I IL "it depends on money, and other things. - // 1. 19 • _____________________ But are you sailing alone? _______ r - • -eq~' k I seaworthiness. As for his own sailing 1 - N - .1 like that' .. . .I. , . .t j q Once on the high seas, though, Dale &~nit--, tliv hire Ina% prove too much. fie hands I 4 , Bahamas, Costa Rica, the Virgin Islands and then to Galveston Tex . ," g ,*' , 9 • soft? . ) ,i,, - , - -P.-S".-11~ .,', I F '4 - -1 I , On Friday, Dale leaves his directors position to board the Lemon Twist, his 25. foot s ilin boat His final destination unknown, but plans are to head toward the ¶ --.. ,Py : Y Twdeau % .~~ -1 a / I islands proved too much. -, ' 11 -1 - ffl ____ I Dick. Nowtheseabeckonsanother.Thisttme it's Seminole County's Bill Dale, the d1Ct0f Of env ironmental SerVICeS The lure of high adventure and far-awav . . - 1 af~1~ ______ Caritain Ahab and his high seas quest to . i ____ / :. . -•.. 1 • gi l l; __ ____ mark troduction of the white arnur, a weed-gobbling fish, into the . See Hot Foot's, Page 2* HILL DALE (SETTING IN GEAR ___ _____ posed the proposal. / / IJAZ50: _________ TALLAHASSEE,Fla. (AP)-state Officiab say that a shopper bought a frozen chicken at sk Tallahassee supa. et last week -and found the butt of a marIjuana enta. Lake S • - _- Every Cnicicen? In 0nen `6 to Cleanu . _____ -- _________ A) Pot in ounfy Will He $52,500 program to Clem up alley I _, f ___ r- ............... II a '7 ST. DENNIS . S 3 J ~~ I - MR. AND MRS. TONI RUSS[ . ______ \ Smoking.' • / I / roof, drinkin' and - drin" and urinating in the contribute. The county's con- ljoroscope who lives half a by Gill Fox JWA6 - Hirsid .a.oi by lacquatles Dsd) music, profanity, reckless clientele," St. Dennis said, "but Asked by Hot Foot's attorney in cash or in-kind services. The obitunrl" being overrun by noxious . * ....3-A driving, vandalism, littering it doesn't seem like we can do Kenneth Beane if his children remainder of the W,000 will sports.. ....','.--* weeds. ... -* and other disturbances in the anything about it.go to the amusement center, come from the city of Television At one point in the meetin91 ..*,*.* ' - * -' 2-H 6-7-A area. Mrs. Patricia Sentell of 2215 Kimbrough asked Mrs. Glenn if Alt,amonte and the state. Weather .. -'..'''''' '' I. 3-A "As far as I'm concerned, Cordova Dr., ,, QUIVER? c . •S OffAM W7/9"Aaft AM 7M . climbing on the Williams' opposition centered Editorial 4-A but also has pinball machines commissioners he had seen around the fact that lakeside Dear Abby ................1.B complained about drug tran- and a jukebox. "We teenagers of both sexes dwellers will not be required to Dr. Lamb 4-B most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) bY AVOMA"? obste'n 'o words... watched Hot Foot's from a clean up Seminole lakes, op. Comics ----- -------------- 4-B . 1. chlldr.n writing I newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551, AW~"Iilw - . •,, Seminole County commission- commission work session on ers agreed to participate In a Monday. Hot Foot's offers mainly private yard behind I'm foosball, a table soccer game, amustement center, tild sworn testimony that Hot Foot's is a nilsance. They I I :_7 I . vulgar Language seven days a week." I Tony Rusal, whose Insurance entrances, three city policemen, offered e exports ? Write Ask the Jecobys' care ot this newspaper The Jacobys will 8173W&r individual Questions It SfBmP@d, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed The Oswald: "South was In with the king. He studied the hand for some lime and saw that he us wasaI ggoing to makee his TUMBLEWEEDS 1 CLMI ANPA MYMRYWIVeR. L' 1111 She stressed the fact that her lake after the initial spray in "experimental." program has been completet letters from neighbors of Blast- some problem. But St. Dennis after 5 P.M. "Now I won't stay. "Well. I'm elated," Mm But she said that initial Kimbrough f. d a sale of the It's not safe," she said. "On one Glenn d following a close spraying of the weeds, which pr "sod of a wilard A public hearing on the center was pending and he felt occasion I saw a boy jammed vote by the commission. she hopes will be done by program."He emphasized that revocation of BlastOff's oc- the presence of an owner- ________________ to-2 "This represents a lot of hard December, in "not a one-time the program "could go on enCUP&tlOnal license Was Set for operator would help control the work on the part of a lot of shot.,, scenic Sanford, Page 2A diessly.1' Iheconunlssion'snext meeting, situation, dedicated people." Instead , the Altamonte Democratic commissioners Oct. 11. If Blut-Off is closed, The Sanford Hot Foot's is just I Harry Kwiatkowski, Sid Vihlen Commissioner John Kim. Sanford will be left one of a chain all across Florida up against the back door brough said approval of the Jr. and Mike Hattaway voted without any gathering place. and St. Dennis said the situation smoking and jt didn't sme program was "almost like yfavor of the program. At the A half-dozen .Blast-Off here was ,,an exception.,, The .cigarette smoke," signing a blank check." Kirn. first neighbors attended last night's Sanford Hot Foot's Is cloaer to ' ltreedtypolfcesnenwhoptad brough for a vote. the comfe and Republican meeting. but most of tin crowd homes than most of the chain's staked-out Hot Foot's also colleague Dick William. who Around The Clock .... L . 4-A was there to complain about amusement centers, and Li the testified, a C, ge .. for the past year has fought un. Bridge ................... --4.8 Hot Foot's. only one with outside restroom Sgt. William Dube, who had 3UCCe3sfuUy for a program to Calendar ..'' t Eleven people, including , qti Or duck at trick one would have inured defeat of the contract, but East thought his partner bad led A singleton, not a doubleton." , :.: Toda you kind over the put several montits 000N i7 , will be able to make youi' diamond call forcing? iu answer Is a decided yes contract, and not to just play safe and get set gracefully.' in sendalong, damped, saila&iressed envelope with 50 HaP HAS& (i , in a doubtful Ct1 , your best tin ofThe first one is this: In the sequence dealer one club, lay is , Unt cards where you partner one diamond, Is the te rn umber, Law Blood Sugar Hypoglycemia. Others who want this Information can , ., amusement .; questions that have come in Oswald: am sending you The Health vRm • ____ clientele ... ~_ -1 I . .. abad - youngsters respond 'to a group For additional information I _____________ , tests to find out. Your blood glucOse level will give him & drawing 4~.*,; I'l, ,_"-, . f Mayor fe Moore read several testIfied, admitting there were to remain at the office working I Starting with today's answer we are to I fairly good idea. It would be wise to measure the amount of glucose you are losing in a 34hour period with your present - • I bladder infection, but it you are . . . 4:, L and highlighted the longest city that place," Commissioner building am with the letters an Springs Council- week to fight for funds to councilman said she hopes commission ieet1ng in at least Julian Stenstrom said after our sign, c1l4g on the roof, manAltamonte Sandra Glenn won a stir- eradicate weeds in the 128-acre to continue to monitor the lake, six months. listening to the complaints. oking." drinking and prise victory today when lake, and she attended a In addition, plans CalI for in. After the four commissioners Hot Foot's owners Guy St. A& bb really losing Lots of glucose you often exceeds 170 causing a will need to drink more water Positive wine test. Because of and thus experience this dIf. this essociatbon, sugar in the ficulty. You would have the urine automatically requires a same problem the diabetic has. S ______________ ) more about low renal threshold talns more protein end even fat than I know? while eliminating the conDEAR READER- You have centrated sweets and dd a rare disorder. in the normal Bulk cereal would be all right. kidney the blood glucose Is first You should still eat fresh fruits filtered out in the plaum inside and vegetables. Avoid sweet kidney will reabsorb the An infection of any glucose as long as the level in cause headaches and fatigue the blood does not exceed about too. Bladder infections may be 170 (milligrams per cent). more common with sugar in the A bove these levels the sugar is wine. The frequency you ex- '' , diet w type can • , ,9ian,ln,, your the kidney then reabsorbed liquids like the Pisfue, Eating with the water and minerals more frequently in smaller that the body will retaiii. Ma amounts may help you. ________________ / from my Problems? Also Is there not try eating a diet that con- _______ _______ . I I 'I sugar constantly cause -rL,~ :. - _________________ one way to cause true hypoglycemia (low PUs 14 i• would be no harm in trying a 0- his king, played his last tniznp and was Dome with the bacon." . ."~.-'_,~_ ,.~;&-&, Willsell my property,,, Mrs. ; Piper tow am commisdonem "I bear loud nolse and very revoke Hot Foot's license, Pace of Fern Park also insurance agency, said she used hurts with theaceofImmps, ;.i..r, tables to avoid - "If the license Is renewed I . cIty hail preceded the decision someone a going to get killed at writing ob4one words on the low club on overtook durruny's queen With _ Involving "plastic bags con. taining a white substance" which she believed to be heroin. ford's other game room, BlastOff Amusements on South agency Is next door to Hot PAT SENTELL Sanford Avenue. Foot's, said, "We've had A 90cilnute public hearing . . kids with mairQuans? children urinating against the . before a full house at Sanford building, " floodlights, won in bearts, ruffed the deuce o 64 also watched transactions Jeanette Alexander of present unanimously voted to Dennis of Sanford and John DeBary, an employe of the ond Caked his ace of Both vulnerable .. -' ' the scene Is repeated at San- trump. scard aK 1057 VAJ2 I Mrs. Marlin Piper of 2420 Laurel Ave. said she had seen teenagers having sexual in. teoseonhewn,ivJ •,, And It may not be long before West won a,f d ted a second A .1105 infection and a few other in. headaches and fatigue. There I I and led a trump. South won and played a second diamond. SOUTH is.Uthethresholdjstoolowftis headaches. I feel so miserable with them that I have * to he • who had oIfeedmari'juana her II-Year-old daughter go into . occupational license shortly w 9 Monday night. Lgss am Jim: "West won the king 63 VQ1086 A 72 physical rm sent for blood tests HOWIS -HeSAI.A09 PLS MA1O ASPIC? low renal threshold. My doctor d it was nothing to worry about and there was no diet to controliLMykidseyojust den absorb sugar and it shows up in my urine. Everytime I go for a CKEN Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB -I have a - -. - ' ______ &AQJ9 V73 #l(Q96 . _____ - ~ j contract East held of diamonds. In I accordance with"*More, the principle mentioned above, South led a W, diamond. West ducked. South won wi th dummy's queen, led 4 0' a heart &W stuck in 27 that she saw some Sanford city commissionm voted to revoke Hot Foot's By OSWALD and JAMES JACORY NORTH (D) block down Ow &Iley b Hot Font's, told the Co lssioner, night, after the last group of kids drifted away about 10:30. It was a quiet weeknight &i4 the Last night of business for the amusement center on French Avenue near 25th Street. A ___________________________________________________ . 1. I - U By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Stiff Writer ..: WIN AT BRIDGE - . C " . It .. I 17 /111 ! ,i I L - cVHAT HAPPc,isrj IME TO Aft PRACTICE ____ It . I ;"-_,-_ THAT DUMMY.' cher ao.wces for household sale, today. You xnigt* he able _______ by Bob Monta na MIT - ' F Hot Foot's closed up for the YOURBUtTHDAY __ __________________________________________________________ REMEMBER, am, FoCrSALL IS A GAME OF STRATEGY.' AL S USE YOUR HEAD. 51 ' silver lining. Check the- newspapers and I 4.21 7 47 I houing from yout. Phone or strumental in furthering your ambitions. write her a few lirm X i No one will try any shenanigans be concerned. This cloud has a '...don't use pool 0 -0`1 to acquire sccnatldng you wild. A friend if long standing who (S.Od21)An lsolder than you either ln age or oldfrlendwhohasbeenonyour experience will prove a boon pjj id appreciate this year. He will be ny - io Protect the bderestj if those It's poesible you'll have some you feel respon-Ibk for today. if you take ____ 'i , ,I , J 1 - I that mean wanthIng to you youl need a pal to bail you ouL wbe. You Don't let her good deed fade from your memory. will do well in either camp. LEO (July 23-Aug. n) PEM (Feb. X'414rch 20) I ________ ___________ CI #"%T • 1 things a they truly am CANCER (June 21-July ) You may find yourself In awkward position today where Concentrate today on . ____ ___ oses i ense an or oses Its Doors I needs today, to $ limIted todity, particulairy in Weighty degree. Put your own capable mattem You're &We to we hands XW mind to work also. r- r- r r IT 3 Sanford, Florida 32;71-price 10 Cents I (IT U U your Yo ur J udgement "1~ . 19) others GEMINI (May fl4one 20) .L I :em, eip ily If they can Imagination hu led you to gain advantages for rou beli CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. busineeswin. situations I 1 I - I 47 Toper Ow"wAs 48 Compass point 50 ftthio Mineral wI A A from 6 Giffs 0 TRW qM im ____ "~ 35 own by M Se,...,, ,iciiji ç parrot ____________ t ii - Can 5 miecbw ' THE BoRN OUR . MwWWo 1 \ 1I1AT v*t.i i j"l 36 Plaid 37 Make &r*Ws California lauN 42 Man's name 45 Spanish ladles 4NIwZsiand 21 I ' __________________ .PIlJ but you'll have to work le a say hard for anything y get ____________________ SAGrffAR1lUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20May20) U 21) Meet your problems headr others volunteer to do things for today. Mmy're not ear as II Dine 2 I 'fr Platforms $bbrsvlation . I 4011 V I outswcosiy. fl, your countarparts ham too. 33 12 Temporry she" D0111111111 31 Thflisb4S LEFT- I L I 10 69th Year, No 33-Tuiiday, Sept 2$. 1916 ¶ e very 29 • tlssl I Saib) I3 San TO nA,' ME r'jO, I ,W:~'p ~g~ ~ ARM (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct 34-Nov. 22) rn tg0 erial &C. given your per- Possibilities or --i nd , 4' N . e ~ For Tuesday, September 28, 1976 a _ 53 __ 4W, '4li ALWAYB \... I Spanish I 24 Mort Walker x z. 8WE YOU ) , g&e AN , AOVAP4TASE J. W1AT 10 ftft L 43 14 15 Observe t O.poi (sb). 46 S111*flOUflt Of food HIFEW ___ 1 RIENMEEMIM _ Evening]Hler.ilcl A "w 1 40 = r L' 2:L / / BEETLE BAILEY cECE5 ACOM 37 SIrsel (ab.) 31 Son of _ 3'Th HOROSCOPE lilliflm~ Guam Too SMALLWcauscr" IN INIC WORLD I _ ______________________________ I `,,- ` I. k p Hyj d photo by Tom V ncIn' '1 ' 1 Where Have All The Voters Gone? ' . _ as slim pikin 4it po lls h is nIornin includi ng at Pet 19 eminoIe high here F I Drb e1,, kept a patient eve n the d It I photo by Ric% We t % - - : 4 - I ~! iI midday. voting sas Ion, it1i officials pre icting a 1iI5 per cent turnout. Vi rTlrir.,,.,n 14' - I I 'r --•-- -. - ..........................5,- 1.S , 5 .- i %• -S .,.'T' i,'iiI1 ,i j t(.I ' S - S - - S . - f_* (C - 1-•'-•• ' F �VIWU I i ,I . ~ PrW, kard PL - Ty _~~ -_--~, .. -.... I • 1 f4 BRIEF . .. - - 1 . :;; '~'1, I 10 11 i , - With Many Foreign Ministers WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford Plan to do some scenesettlng for his second televised debate with Jimmy Carter by conferring at the White House With a procession of visiting foreign ministers. Ford's next debate with Carter, in San Francisco on Oct. 6, will deal exclusively with foreign policy and national security Issues. Between now and then, the White House will march a variety of foreign dignitaries Into the Oval Office to show Ford dealing wi world th affairs. Hans-Dietrich Genscher, foreign mIrfter of West Germany, was to start the parade to the Oval Office today. White House Press secretary Ron Nessen said foreign ministers of the Soviet Union, Britain, France, Italy and other unspecified nations would follow Genacher. •• i'.. it : _• :. -'c . I ••. ' • .•.*..• I .2 _____ . __________________ ________________ ___________ ., ________ ______ _____ -- —. - - . . _____ - ___ î — ___ ______ ___ ____ _____ ____ ____ __________ ________ I 1I1i7I1 ROBERT A. PALMER £ ROBERT s. NADAN — 8*(10.11 75)24E — Al Agriculture Zone — To peit redeo concession stand lncIudingssJeoft,,eranclwlnee,, S I' It ..~ There has been little change In the Gloria's position since the tropical storm reached hurricane status Monday, forecasters said. At 6:30 a.m. E today, the hurricane was centered near latitude 77.8 north, longitude 58.0 west, or about 520 miles southeast of Bermuda. Forecasters said Gloria was expected to drift northward at 10 m.p.h. It had been moving at rive m.p.h. Gales extended in all directions for a 100-mile radius from the storm center, forecasters said. LD , . '! II of NW thW½O of 510t. of Section 131-31. Further described as locat ed on Red Bug Road. (01ST. I) JOE C. WALLACE BA11011. 75)7STE — Al Agriculture Zone — To park a mobile home on the W ½ otSw¼otNE4ofv¼Of, P*sN Rick If you're bad, you stay after school no matter how old you are. Right? Wrong Just looks that way, as Mrs. Laura Parker, Seminole High English teacher lectures some of the parents who showed up for Monday night's Parent Orlentation Night. It was reportedly one of the lighter turnouts In recent years. The Longwood city Council Monday night approved a contract with consulting engineers Glace and Radcliffe of Winter Park, calling for the firm to pursue $4 million in federal grants under the Public Work., Law for construction of a sewer system and expansion of the city'swatersystern. The contract calls for the city to pay the firm a maximum of $3,000 for submitting applications to the federal government for the grants. In addition, If the grants are Ii.30.32, together with and subject to — L ongwood IN BRIEF fèadersFIy To 1 SCHOOL Hires C acquired, the city has agreed the firm will be paid $141,660 from the federal money to complete planning for the utility systems and oversee construction of the facilities. some sa,000 is included in the $146,610 fee for water Mieting This publIc hearing will be held i the County Commission Chambe,5 of the Courthouse. Sanford. cr Ida, on October is. Ifli. at 7:X P.M., en soan thereafter as PoUlble Written commen flied with ON ice the Zoning Administrate, system planning which would Include a new water plant, ground storage and aeration system and water lines in the west side of the city. ot The cost of t al engineering services for the project, according to the contract, would an easement for ingress and egress dI5Cibed as 1080*5: The N 23 ft of theS½ottMSW¼and the S2Sft of the N ½ of the SW ¼ lying East S.R. IL Further described as located on the NE corner of Ridge Road and Jackson Road. (01ST. 1) a. JAMES WILLIAMS — BA(10. I 11-75).7STE — Al Agriculture Zone — To renew temporary trailer parking permit on the W ½ of NW ¼ of NE ¼ of SW ¼ of Section 15-30-32. be $264,400. Credited against off Ridge Rd. (01ST. 1) the total, however, was some S. KARL. 0. STAIRS — BAllOts75)-laTE — A.) Agriculture Zone — $iis,i already paid. Toparkamobplendmeon,heN½ot The federal grants being the S ½ of th e SW ¼ NW ¼ of pursued would pay full cods of Section 23.20.33. Further described the construction, making it (01ST. as West1)of Cochran Road oft SR. . i of unnecessary to float a bond j., 6. 111LOINH.MYRNS III —BA(IO. 1$-75-771E — A-i Agriculture Zone i Foir More Talks On Rhodesia I Analysis In Jaffa Kidnaping Case JACKSONVILLE (AP) State charges have been filed against Jack T. McWilliams In the kidnap-for-ransom of Sheri Jaffa, who survived four rainy, mosquito. infested days and nights while gagged, blindfolded and tied to a post. McWilliams was brought to the Duval County Jail here Monday after the prosecution shifted to the state. Federal authorities dropped their kidnaping charge since there was no Indication the alleged crime involved crossing a state line. — Description at Property IC2TWP21SRGE3$E F of SW ¼ of SE Name In which auess.d Genre, H. McGrath, Jr. Allot said Property being in the County of Seminole, State of Florida. Unless such Certificate or car. tlticates shall be redeemed cc cording to law the proper t described in such certificate o certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court house door on the 11th day of Dc tober, 1375 a, 11:00 A.M. Dated this 2nd day of September, 1375. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: T helma L. Scott, Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. 7, II. 21, & 21. 1376 DED3 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED 157.ZM Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HSREBY GIVEN, -- — Report Claims Discrimination TALLAHASSEE (AP) The final report of a program on state jobs for minorities in rural North Florida says the state "systematically discriminates" against women and blacks, — Dickinson To Undergo Tests r — TALLAHASSEE (AP) Former Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson probably will go to either Duke or Emory University hospitals for mental and physical tests ordered by a federal judge, his attorney says. Jail Bids $30,000 Over County Plan — — — - — + HOSPITAL NOTES SEPTEMBER 27,976 ADMISSIONS George F. White, Deltona Angelina P. Galluccj, Deltona Lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Henry F. Leymann, Deltona Robert E. Shepard, Lake Sanford: Martha McCullough, Deltona Mary Betty Bailey Irwin W. Ohman, Deltona Ronald Alexander, Lake Martha Bauer Alline Barwick, Longwood Monroe Lazonja 1.. Bellamy Ruth M. Baumholser, _____________ Mary A. Decode Longwood Shawn M. Edsall Hazel M. Githuly, Osteen Ben Eva ns BIRTHS Charles S. Faulkner Mr. & Mrs. Dalton (Kathleen) Monday's high 93, today's low James llartsfield Burke, a girl, Maitland RaInfall .01 Inch. Celeste S. Harvey DISCHARGES Partly cloudy through June J. Helms Sanford: Wednesday, with a chance of George A. Hughes Joe Anderson thundershowers. Highs upper Lows T. Kosky Essie M. Atkins $Os and low 90s, lows In low lOs. Ronald L. Langdale Clyde A. Jackson Southeast and south winds Ruthie L. Payne Alex Kiilingsworth around 10 m.p.h. Rain Fred F. Roettger Earmm L. Midkiff probability Is 30 per cent. Rufus C. Sean Alvin Milo Doris J. Thornton Mary A. Pritchard TOMORROW'S TIDES Jesse Wheeler Grade Rentschler Daytona Beach: high 12:37 Russell J. Wolff Mary L. Smith a.m., 1:14 p.m., low 6:37 a.m., Louis A. Romano, Bronx, Ola S. Swarm 7:31 p.m. New York Walter E. Albrecht, Chicago, Port Canaveral: high 12:07 Linda M. McNamara, ill. a.m., 12:54 p.m., low 6:28 a.m., Casselberry i.ettie A. Bensenhavcr, 7:06 p.m. Chrintine B. Gibbons, DeBary Bayport: high 4:58 a.m., 7:10 Deflary Dorothy Rinck. Deltona p.m., low 12:31 a.m. IC. a Out W a cogall Family OW I I . oe~ S I I WEATHER PEN DAILY ii4 " - _ !' I FLORIOP 'I ARRIVE AUWEJ - SUNSHINE SIATE_ ______ Lp) it A!1111~ . ION I . Ladies' FASH 11 SHOES : — Mugger Gets 10 Orienfa JUST ARRIVED!! 2 TRAILERLOADS Show Room Samples Is Living Room Furniture L~ -.7 I .,A I ___ I I ~~O, 4 " t I -..00.0---~~I-:~~' .*-;,vrl t j-j ,47 ,. --11",_. :,.1.,..11 _. 77111111i _...H011. --.44 J it ,,~ - ,.'-L ~,.`rr .. IS-4.6 . ,.+. & over 100 Glass Top Tables I %~ W ) , , as pictured. Reg, $79 to I NOLL'S PRICE '- Similar To Illustration SOFAS E1LE! FURNITURE NOLL'S PRICE $ Regular 169 PRICE Men's and Boy's and $99 + Regular $189 OLL' S 119 N PRICE - Latest —- 55,'. "'p. $79 - .: ALL ABOVE MERCHANDISE BEING SOLD BELOW COLONIAL STORE ON E -4 CHAIRS $299 COST AT NOLL'S CASSELBERRY STORE + WORK SHOES $2900 LOVE SEATS Regular $379 Complete Line of WESTERN BOOTS - , '. a Legal Notice — ' step into Dorothy C. Howell, DeBary , — I 'MEDICARE SUPPLY C Reform Ruling Reversed 0 I -5 13 111 — + + — Hot Foot's Shut I — TALLAHASSEE (AP) An unsuccessful candidate for the Florida Supreme Court says the proposed constitutional amendment on merit retention of judges is "a wolf in sheep's clothing," John V. Russell of Fort Lauderdale said Monday he is organizing a group to oppose the amendment. NEW ORLEANS (AP) The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, siding with Florida Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, has overturned a lower court order to reform the state prison system by the end of this year. I Former CIA Spy Talks Amendment Faces Opposition reported - Medicare 4P¼ Su bscribers — — - r TALLAHASSEE (AP) More than half the residents polled in Panama City say Hurricane Eloise was either good for business or made no difference despite the damage it did to the Gulf Coast area a year ago. One tavern-owner told Florida State University researchers that his business soared in the storm's aftermath as swarms of construction workers bellied up to his bar, which served as a combination watering hole and job center. named acting egional Meet Is Postponed By DAVE RILEY Carter, who has seldom been few days will determine where tray him as working on world Associated Preu Writer criminals and "violent and from a man who has been presoff the campaign trail in the Carter will spend the bulk of his affairs. Both Jimmy Carter and Pres- past month, was at home In effort in October. street-wise" youthful offenders ident for more than 700 days alRepublican strategists plan behind bars. idrtt Ford are hack at their Plains, Ga., today for two days ready. But perhaps it is a necCarter's running mate, Sen. for Ford to claim in the Sin But Carter campaign director essary one, since the record of home bases, with Ford resum- of rest and to re-evaluate his Walter Mondale, took Monday Francisco debate that he is ex- Ilajnflton Jordan leaped on the ing the role of White House in- strategy for the remainder of off. that 700 days shows serious Ford running mate Sen. perienced In global diplomacy Ford speech Immediately, cumbent and Carter re-eval. the campaign. neglect of the crime problem," Bob Dole was campaigning In and that he has conducted a uating campaign strategy. "That is a strange promise Jordan said. The break In campaigning for the Midwest, successful foreign policy. On Ford returned to Washington Carter had been planned for Ford's plans are to remain at the other hand, Ford will par- - - - - - - CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - on Monday after his first exten- some time. Aides had long said the White House, meeting with tray Carter as having never I I sive campaign trip of the sea- the Democratic presidential a procession of visiting foreign dealt with representatives of I son, a three-day tour of the nominee was planning to take ministers to set the scene for foreign nations in any official I AlffE N 110 N! South. some time off near the end of the second presidential debate. capacity other than as governor And he began laying plans to September to decide how he The subject of that debate is of Georgia. Portray himself as a world could best spend his time for the foreign policy and national seAnd to help underscore his leader in advance of his second remainder of the campaign. curity, and Ford's plans call for claim of on-the-job experience, I debate with Carter, sched uled Carter aides said the deci. holding numerous meetings Ford summoned Democratic I for San Francisco on Oct. 6. sions made In Plains in the next with the foreign leaders to par- and Republican leaders of Con- I ' gross to the White House to cuss Secretary of State Henry I Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... A. Kissinger's peacemaking ef. I forts in Africa. w .BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS, Ford returned Monday night WALLINGFORD, Conn. (AP) John T. "I definitly felt that I was In an enor- from three days of campaign•OXYGEN 19 Downey, who spent 21 years In a Chinese prison mous clash of politics.... Thatcaught • COMMODES probably was one ing In the South, where he as a U.S. spy, says he doesn't feel embittered reason I didn't feel embittered in terms of toured Louisiana, Mississippi, • HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS toward either his captors or U.S. officials, be- thinking somebody should have done something Alabama and Florida. a,. cause he was "caught In an enormous clash of for me, because I felt it had gone beyond • WHEELCHAIRS that His schedule calls for him to • BATH EQUIPMENT opposing politics." point," he said. remain away from campaignAfter the "frustration" of early imprisonment, Now, with three successf ul years of Harvard ing and . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES in the White House until I he said, "I came to change my attitudes towards Law School behind him I and word Friday that he Oct. 4, when he leaves for an I China and the Chinese vis-a-vis the United States had passed the As Prescribed by Your Physician I Connecticut bar examination, he extensive Western tour leading as to how much of a threat, If any, they posed to leaned back In the conference room of his new up I to the debate in San Fran- I Obtain these services under Medicare US-90 law firm, fidgeting as he answered questions. u cisco. Downey, 46, reflected on his past as one of I a We Bill Medicare For You He Is reported to have received upwards of Ford wound up his Southern I America's most celebrated cold war prisoners in $400,000 in back pay from the Central Incampaign trip with a speech to I an interview Monday with The We Deliver Associated Press. telligence Agency after his release from prison, some 2,000 policeman, where he I , The Interview ended three years of self-Imposed bu he refused to disclose the elict amount. ~ 668 6 vowed to spend the first 100 ' public silence following a single news conference He also declined to answer most questions days of his administration, if he on his return In 1973. about his feelings towards the CIA and former is elected president, in a cru- I During most of his captivity from 1952 to 1973, President Richard M. Nixon, who played a role sade against crime. Downey said he felt the polici es of both nations in his release. I He said his crusade wo uld inHwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. madepe rsonallnterventionin hisbehalfaimod dude a drive to place career • CLIP AND SAVE Impossible. --after graduating from Yale University. Storm Had Good Side Effects 5 Plead Guilty, Freed On Bond i., — Plesidential Hopefuls Return To H~~mes — To Act As Manager — States," said William Greener, deputy chairman of Ford campaign committee. But Greener said that some who stayed to listen might well have been persuaded about the candidate, too. Greener and White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said there are no firm plans now for further forays into the Deep South. Nessen said decisions on later campaign targets have not been made yet. He said they will depend on polls and other soundings so that Ford's personal vote. hunting can be concentrated on states where his chances are best. Ford said as he traveled that he is writing off no state. "We thought it was a very good trip," Greener said when it was over. "It proved some things and one is that we are not writing off the South." Campaigning To Resume Next Week MIAMI (AP) Gloria, the fourth hurricane of the year, is picking up a little speed but its 7 5-mile-per-hour strength remains unchanged, the National Hurricane Center said today. There has been little change in the G!oria's position since the tropical storm reached hurricane status Monday, forecasters said. At 10:30 p.m. EDT Monday, the hurricane was centered near latitude 27,0 north, longitude 58.0 west, or slightly less than 550 miles southeast of Bermuda. issuance 1371 Syrians Launch Offensive — does It in a hwn-home drawl. That could be a tough combination to beat. Ford advisers said the President was tailoring his emphasis to his audiences. He raised no new issues. HI., call on Monday for a crusade against crime, with tough measures against repeat offenders and violent, streetwise youths, fit the same pattern. By White House estimates, Ford saw or was seen by 113,000 people during his heavy campaigning on Saturday and Sunday. But there was no gauge to determine how many people were there to see a president of the United States, and how many were there to applaud a campaigning Republican politician. "You'd have to say that perhaps 25 per cent of the crowds came to see a president of the United 'Gloria' Speeding Up Scenic Route For Sanford Bofswana:' WASHINGTON (AP) — From the Natchex to Mobile, President Ford tuned his campaign themes to the conservative Deep South, and his strategists said those overtures to Jimmy ________________________ Carter's neighbors showed that the President can win there in November. cheer in the levee rallies Saturday during his Ford said after his first Southern campaign Mississippi River cruise on the sternwbeeler swing that he expects to score some surprises in Natchez, more thousands on the President's states. A 5poksmansaJdMol)daypIg SO route across the Mississippi Gulf Coast on the President thought his three-day trip was Sunday. "just terrific." But the cheers and crowds of September don't Ford talked of a strong, tdghbudget national necessarily mean votes on Nov. 2. defense; scorned federal gun control; and added Ford and his advisers say that they will, a tough law-and-order message In his Miami arguing that Carter, 5flc presidential windup on Monday. nominee, Is too liberal for the tastes of his own It seemed to play well In deepest Dixie. There Southern homeland. But Carter also emphasizes were thousands of Southerners to listen and conservative positions in th e South and he Florida Charges Filed Issued thereon. The certificate Tu.iday, $10. II, 3m—IA Ford Confident Of Votes In D%Fep South - numbers and years of Issuance, the deScription of the property, and the names in which It was assessed or as follows : Certificate No. 2121. Year at that Richard F. or Mll*ed W. Olson — To park a mobile home on the E the holder of the following car ____ 2Il.aftoftheWfl2..ftol,MS 200 ft liticates has filed said certificate, of the S½ of the SW '4 of the NW ', for a tan deed to be fluid thereon. of the NW ¼ of Section 15-30.31, on The certificate number, and years Clerk Slpes Avenue. (01ST. 2) of ifluanc,, the description of the 7. REOINAL POSTER — BA) to. property, and the names In which it • lS.75)-791E — A-i Agriciuttjr, Zone was assns are as follow Casselberry's 13-year city manager by the s: city Councilman — To park a mobile horn. tornJoho Leighty as Certificate No. 1549. Year ci veteran city clerk, Mary council Monday night. vice chairman of the governing Issua nce 1374 i Hawthorne, was She is expected to remain 1 and 2. Mecca Hammock, In body, replacing Councilman Sal o Lots Description ci Property 1. PS Pg 54, less the N S It of Lot I Lot III Replat of WinwOod park thepogfortwo4tlwee Orlando, who assumed the and l road rlghtof-way. Further P8 3 Pg 30. while new applicants for chairman's post with the described as at In Section 19-30Name In which assessed Royal .1 31, on Oakway Street . (01ST. 7) manager position are in- resignation last Temple Pentecostal Assemblies of week of s CHARLES DRAWDY — BAflO. The Wor ld. Inc. t1-Vid and a selection j Councilman Charles Glascock. iS•M)-7ITE—A.l Agriculture Zone— au ISid property being in the made. To park a mobile home The city will also be looking on the County of Seminole. Slate of following described Property: Begin Florids foranewutity.0j ; S.?ftNan nEofIfltCL effective at 5 p.m. ThurJay , the resignation of uniets sum or Utility S.R. 4 and CL of Henderson Lane, llflcru shalt certificate . be redeem ed cc. A scenic route through Sanford will am be Mar with City Manager Anthony Director John Lane effective run W 330 ef s SS3.7 ft E Iia it N 2"" cording to kedto I&* the property Guillano's resignatIon. W 155 ft N to pt. F of beg. W to beg. described in help visitors find the city's pointsof Oct. 8. Lane resigned to accept (less SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) — Rhodesian such certificat, or rds), in Section The Sanford city 30.19.30. city commissioners Monday certificates will be Sold to fbi council elected a similar pod In Coral Gables. Further described night approved nationalist leader Jshua Nkomo is to leave for as West of 1.4 on highest cash bidder at the court the Chamber of Commerce's plans to put up signs Old S.R. 15- (01ST. 3) neighboring Botswana today for more talks house door on the 11th day of Dc. v, ' EDNA L000INS 8*110- 18. tOner. 1975 at iioo A.M. run rom the lakefront south with black African leaders on the changeover on Mellonville Avenue to 25th Street, 751.3TE & 3i V — A) Agriculture Dated this 2nd day of September. then west to Park Zone -- Lot Size Variance from from white to black rule in Rhodesia. 1976. Avenue and back to the lakefront. Some 43.560 sq ft to 31,200 sq ft and Rear short excursions Arthur H. BeCk*IIPI. Jr. Also headed for the Botswana capital of off the main path are also being planned. Setback from SOn to 33 ft to park a Clerk of the Circuit Court mobile home on Lots 172, 173. 171, Some of the city's most elegant and attractive homes Gabarone are U.S. Secretary of State Henry By: Thelma L. Scott, 173 and 176, First Addition are to Sylvan Deputy Clerk on Meilonmrlfle and Park avenues, Mrs. Bill Gielow Kissinger's top Africa aide, William Lake, PO 1, Pg It. in SectIon 31-13. Publish; Sept. 7, II, 21. 21. 1916 told the commiss i oners. . on Wilson Road. (D1ST. 3) 30 Schaufele, and British Minister of State for DED37 C. VARIANCES 'We'll have to go through some pretty bad places to OF APPLICATIOp African Affairs Ted Rowlands. I. CHARLES HOWARD CASADA get where we're going," she said, "but it's the only way to FOR TAX DEED Five defendants scheduled clothing. Parmer said the suits — BA(ID.lI.743.,,V Al 197.345 Florida Sta tutes get there." Agriculture Zone — Lot Width for criminal trials this week NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that didn't fit a customer but the Variance In other action at Monday's night meeting, cornfrom 200 ft to lMfton the before Circuit Judge Robert B. now-defunct shop where Richard or Mildred W. Olson the he following described property Begin holder ofF.he missioners; following McGregor were allowed to worked got a refund and 741.43 ft N $3 dig 07' F of in. has filed said cert ificates for a ac BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Savage fighting "used tersection — Formally approved the city's $3.7 remain free on bond during the of the F million bud ge right of t way of deed to be issued thereon. The money to keep the store Highway 17.92 and N line of Lafl Si, was today as Syrian troops and tanks the fiscal year beginning Friday. A tax rate of$6.30 per court-ordered pre-sentence open a little bit longer." certificate numbers and years of Block 0 D . R. of the ® launched a new offensive to dislodge of assessed property valuation was also approved. Mitchell's fluance, the es on of the investigations Monday after Lae Norvltz, 19, Maitland, Survey of the Levy Grant as property, and d cripti the names n which It Palestinian guerrillas from mountain strongDelayed consideration of the American Association they entered guilty pleas. recorded in pa i. Pg S. thence run pleaded g uilty to the Aug. ; $3 dog N was assessed are as follows. of Retired Persons' request for free use Ol'E160.7 ft, SOS deg451fl of the civic cent holds overlooking Beirut. Sally Miller, Certibicaf, No 1737 Year of 19, of grand larceny ft. of a VW dune W 151.1 ft. until City Manager Warren OS dig F MISS' to Issuance 1971 Casselberry, pleaded guilty to buggy from a service station beginning. AlsoN the Knowles returns from F 30.s ft of the vacation. Description of Property delivery of controlled suance where he worked W43.lO ft of Lot IS. Block D. lying S F 50 ft of Lot 31 (Ies at the time. — Continued a Public hearing on a contested rezoning N 226 ft) 81k of S.R. 431 of the 0. R. Mitchell's H Fern Park to Undercover vice squad He Estates PB S Pg 13 told the court he was "J ust Survey of the Levy Grant. Further that would allow for expansion of Guy's Bar-B.Que at agents at Casselberry. 2101 Name in which assessed William taking a ride" when a state described as located in Section 4.21 . French Ave. The hearing will continue Oct. 11. D Bridge & Juanita Bridge Defense attorney John A. trooper stopped him 30 on Highway 1792 and S. R. It All of said property being in (Continued From Page 1-A) south of (01ST 1) A pproved fi re department plans to Inspect city the together. Baldwin told the court that Or la County of Seminole, ndo In the stolen vehicle. State of Dube replied, "They better buildings for hazards. 2- ALBERT & MILLER Beane argued that the SA(iO Florida have been la76).tIv Robert Jackson, not." , pleaded Rl* ResIdential Zan* Agreed ss to Unle pay su ch certificate or car ci ty hail architects Watson and Co. made to arrest the supplier of g lty to commissioners ul — Rear Yard Variance from to to tlficae, shall ui Petrolman Jack Fulenweider to renew an co d not refuse l2080 for preliminary design work. be redeemed ac the illegal ug who was also firearm carrying a conceal ed 7.Sftto construct swimming pool on Finished plans are occupational cording to law Jr., who watched with a pistol the property on Aug. 6. Lot 30, Case Aloma, PB 15, expected Oct. 18. present at the transfer and 7, in described an such certificate license If the businessmen m Roy Bontic, fl, of Sanford, Section 33 21-20, On Verdep0Lane. or binoculars from the field across conditions Certifica tes will be Sold to received the money. Judge pleaded guilt the (DIST. 1) highest cash bidder at the court to uttering French Avenue, said he saw code: that stated In the city a McGregor told Assistant Sta te forgery — 3. THOMAS C. TAYLOR — 8* ( 10. house door on the 11th day of "two or three white males thattaxes they present proof r a stolen $30 check. 18.76). Dc 101 v Ri Resitial Zone tober. 1976 at 1100 AM. Atty. Jay Novick that "it's on the property have R All live defendants could smoking Lot Size Variance from 5400 sq a marijuana Doted ft somethizw this flint nnak+ •.. i.. .._a . I 2nd a and day w t —J rJ JV ,u cw sq VT And a Side Setback 1976 rv'.- iye a maximum sentence cigarette" in Hot Foot's license fee. variance on the North side from looked into." Novick A meeting said he five ye ar 25 Arthur H Beckwth, Jr parking W. s in prison on their But the commissioners — sewer mmi of the regional and the cities of Sanford and would investigate, feet to IS feet 1 Inches on the Cler k of the Circuit Court pleas. co ttee scheduled for Lake Mary, are expected to following descriJ property: Lots Auxiliary patrolman Tommy with Gordon Meyer Paul By Thelma L Scott 33, of Wednesday night has been make a decision 31 And 12, J. 0. Packards Judge McGregor set Sands saldhehadseen boysa nd voted unanimously absent Addition to Deput y Clerk on the location Altomonte Springs, pleaded to revoke postponed until Miay, P82. Pg 101. In tencings for Dec. 16. Oct. . Sect Publish Sept 7, II. 31, 75, 1916 girls going into the bathrooms HotFoot'soccu of treatment plants for the guilty to gi ving 1931. on the corner at pa uonalli t he U.S. Postal Northward DED 36 The committee members, Avenue and Greenway Street. service a worthless $468 check who represent Seminole County serve (0151.2) north Seminole. NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE for a COD package of tailored 1. CLINTON BURT (BAO.la.7o. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 100V A.) Agriculture Zone — Side by virtue of that certain Writ of Yard Variance from 30,t,o33n Execut ion issued out of and under FICTITIOUS NAME greenhouse on the following the seal of the County Court of Notice Is hereby given that I am described progeny: F ½ of Lot 0 Orange County, Florida, upona final engaged in business at SOS River. hess 450 ft of W ½), of MCNEil's Iudgment render ed view Ave., in e afor esaid Altamonte S pr ings 3710), I Orange Villa, P87, Pg 99, In Section court on the 15th day of August, The bid proposal for conSeminole AD county, Florida under the However, Sheriff John Polk 11 -21 2,onMcei Road. (01ST.]) 1976, in that certain case entitled. fictitiouj name of 'DIANE SCOTT. By BOB LLOYD struction of 52 additional w S. JAMES M. NICHOLS — OA(Io+ Barnett Bank of Winter man for sin blocks before he an incident in which $ as I nst ructed to assem ble an Park, N A, THE WALLPAPER LADY", and It 76) 96V 3, modular units at HedStaff W ri Seminole ad hoc committee that is eluded them in the foot Al Agriculture Zone - a National Banking Assoc iation. that I intend to register Slid name chase. damage was done to a school. Rear Yard Variance from So #1 to A Coy Jail can 24-year-old Sanford with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In about Presently studying jail space u Plaintiff. vs. Patrick F Wilson and Police Capt. C.B. Fagan ' The lady in this ft and Side Street Var;ance from case could Seminole County, Florida in who was high on drugs when e arrededWashbuma SO Doris Wilson, Defendant, wh ich $30,000 more than what county needs so ac fltO36ftonthe5 short time have been seriously hurt," cordance with the Provisions of the of Lot 15. Florida ISOftot theW 161 group could make attempt itora,d Writ of Execution was Land commIssioners ed to snatch a 70-year- later after a str had an- a recommendation, Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: uggle. Mrs. Woodson said as he se and delivered to me as Sheriff of ntenced old woman's purse, has been timpated. Colonization Company's Celer'1 A second bid, from Florida se minoie County, Florida, and I Galloway was treated for Washburn to consective five Sect ion 54509 Florida Statutes 1357 PlantatIon, P8 I. Pg 173. let ntenced to 10 years in date bruises and abrasions. t w have lev ied upon the folilng 5: Diane B. Scott Sanford architect James CRJ also an Orlando 34 ft for road, 30 on in him, Section year prison terms on the two Publish: Sept. 25, Oct 5, 17, It. 1976 th described pr operty owned by Doris . Melvin said today that bid remained unopened because prison. e NE corner of Riverview and Wilson, said pro DED iai Monday defense attorney offenses. perty being located Narcissus Avenue, (0151, 3) from Eagle Contractors Inc. commissioners said Circuit Court Judge J. in SiTiTif101e County, Florida, more LarryHoontoldthecowlt the bid William Woodson JANET T. KELLY — f Orlando was $184,000. arrived 25 minutes past INVITATION 10810 BA(io , particularly described as follows 76)102V — R IAA Residentiai the bid sentence Mon da meted the Washburn had been under (j Zone OneltftchevroletMallbu IDNo Commissioners initially had deadilne. - Lot Width Variance from 90 It tQ y to Robert L influence of drugs when 135)73 0345497, 7 dr, green in color, The Board of Trustees of the 77 ft on Lot 17, Bear Lake Washburn. Washbur n anticipated spending about Seminole County Public Hospital PS Construction of the modular pleaded attempted purse snatching Heights, being stored al Ratliff & Sons in I. Pg 99. in Section 19 11 Invites bids upon the foting. guilty in August to attempted occurred. He asked $151,000. No decision was cells law on Sanford, Florida, Additional an is sched uled for cornth e court to the corner of Limeal Beach Drive UROLOGICAL TABLE rob bery and resisting an officer help Washb formation available from the Civil From reached this morning about the Page 1.A) and ur,, get help for his Playa hOIST, 3 Additional information plans a Division of the Seminole County Pletion 120 days after the wl!h violence in connection with drug problem. over xpentht. WILLIAM I. NICARRY — Sheriff's Department contra ct has specifications are available at Of. been awarded, it wasn't possible to have IIC9 Of the Purchasing Agent. 8*110 11 tel 97V the July 21 Incident in DowntR )AA and the undersigned as Sheriff Of "I feel I do need help," la keside Residential All bids shail be mailed to the ZOPO — Lot Wider, Stminolo County, Florida. will at , won Sanford. dwellers contribute Washburntoldt V ariance from he Board 90ff to 75 ft and Lot II 00 A M On cowl "But I She indicated that a Trustees of the Seminole — the 3dm day of Or Mrs. T. F Galloway, 70, was did special CountyofPublic Size Variance from 11,700 s t, commit the crimes." Hospital, 1101 East to tober. A 0 1976, offer for sate and taxing dist rict was "out of the Fi IO.9,tftOnLGtL walking ea on Third St. at Oak rs t Street, Sanford, Florida 37171+ sq and "If I'm lucky you will stey in , 1554ft SaIl to the highest bidder, for Cash. question." She said the people All bids shall be Postmarked not of Lot 7. Block 57. Sanlandd Ave. in the downtown area prison the lubiect to any and all esisting loins, Tuesday, September ?6. 1976--Vol. two orthree years before had voted to Subuab 69, No. 33 later than the 6th day of October, Beat,fuI, Palm Springs at the Front West) Door of the., make th e at 9: 30 ani w la ke hen a man ran being paroled," Woodson PUb$,,,d Oily and SUnday, eAccot %1lrda Section, PB), Pg 65 1976. and shall be received told puhilc and od toprohibit 1, 2 , in Section )7 and Chr,stma, oy Seminole County Courthouse In. of' or y The 1anft H*rlJ. ink,, 300 N up, knocked her 2173. on Ridge. public be fore the 11th day of Ewning Hemid French Ave., Sanford. FlI down and Washburn. "But you can (051 ip tober, Ifl, Sanford Florida. the above,. 7277:. get ace. DONALD I RAISER wrestled for her purse, police Consideration Of suCh bids will persona l pr o perly. help and you can lea rn a trade — 8*110 desul Second Class Pos$ae Paid at Sanfori, Florida 3777) a 76) I00V — A I Agriculture Williams said he co uld not take place at the meeting of the said, That Said sale is being made to -. Zone and learn to day away from Si Set B rd oa back de 5 of Trustee, in the Semlie from 25 ft to I) 2 It Satisfy thi terms of laid Writ of support any pollutlon.fightthg Mrs. Galloway heU onto hr drugi." and Front Set ba ck Sit JP 9, from so ft to 42 ft Execution County Public Hospital (Seminole ., norn' c'r All o'r n,+j program that on did th following described purse :"t'. 56 not Include and her Memorial Hospitaflat screagñs i7 C!h 11+30 brought oc John F Polk, ocoperty. o'cl k Begin NE corner t? The cowl noted Washburn contributions M. On the 12th day of Orober 1976 of i ot i, front persons who Sheriff citizens who chased the hada prior re So PB I. Pg cord that imiudes would dire —J Publish Sept 77, 25. 29, 1916 ctly benefit. Seminole County, Florida run SOuth on /DED 30 East line of said Lot I 7 ft Publish Sept 2*, Oct, 5, 13, IL 1976 tn PO ft, thflcf South along East ni OED Iii . -' AFTER - ___ ___ _______ STAYING 0. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. September 20. IflS Regular - Hurricane Picks Up Speed By The sodated Press Gloria, the fourth hurricane of the year, Is Picking up a little speed but its 75-mile-perhour strength remains unchanged, the National Hurricane Center In Miami said to. -. Evn, NeraW, SanIsr, FL Strategists Say Carter Can Be Beaten FLMIDA IN BRIEF parafleltoNorffihineofuid Lot u III ft. thence North and parallel to F•ll Iliw of said Loll, 101.1 u Fast and parallel to N&n, said Lot 113U tO P08. On Jpsala Road. (01ST. 31 ___ ___ ______ of Mid A. SPECIAL E XC EPTIONS CONTINUED 1. WINCNILI. EQUIPMENT — SA(f207S).22E — C2 Commercial Zone — To Install saitser vice .5IJfl' Pumps to of convinlence store on the foIIng will be considered an pa described propeijyj p, the in appearing at the hearing will be of the Sly line of Block 6 heard orally. Hearings may be 1410 MCI of Swdand Estates, as recorded In continued from lime to time as may P811, Pgs l through 22 Inclusive of be found necessary. Further details the Public Records of Seminole available by calling 323-i33, County, Florida, etc. Further 304. g. Seminole County Board 30 on Highway 1742 adjacent to of Adjustment Sunland Estates (01ST. 3) By: Victor Gischiar, I. SPECIAL IXCipytOttI Chairman I. DON I. MUELLER — BA(10. Publish: Sept. X. 1375 Il75)23E 1. IOIV — A.1 Agriculture DED IC Zone—To construct a private fijajJs NOTICE OP APPLICATION cIubandSIdeS.fbackjfrom23ftfo FORTAXORED IOftOnthSN¼OIS%OfNE¼OfSW l31.I4SPio$da$tatofos u of Section 21.31.30. Further NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. described as North of Howell that Dorothy Smithson the holder of Branch Road on Lake Howell Road. the following certificates has filed _____ ___ Legal Notici' SEMINOI.• COUNTY BOA RD OPAOJU$TMINT Neficeof PeSlic Nearing October 1$. IflS 7:NP,M. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the Seminole County Board of Ad. lustment wisp condra.t a public hearing to consider the foIing items: . 'n'. . ________ . . :.. . I 4 . -. ... -I Ford To Hold Con f.r.nc.s I :(-. : I .,. l.pI Notice ' I' .T I 1: ~ I i" 1• I. mnm , .. - HWY. 17-92 11 ~111 F, CASUALS For The Entire Family — 50 $6 97 To 'I,-- __ - .__ $1499 _ ..---. -,.---~- �i.1 1 i Heiald $ I . I . 11 " ; i 1, ____________________________________________________________________________ Evening . 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 3277 1 Area Code 3053222611 t $ ____ other. I said?" thloughtCarter asks the newsman. Ford h In common: They're both Even namecalllng would have been nice. If they Loc&Ing a little TV man suddenly let tied Rot lito that, here's how It ceold have we. begins dreaming of Bourbon and ether drinks and That little Ugit of Information shone on me "Well, Jimmy, hedid any lately? HO halts his infantile Interrogation. " debate. That's about y If u" are ing to tiaine me for tiuig -Glad we got him out of the way," slijis Ford. 11gM that hit me wuleas you wait to talk ahat the then I'm forced lito placing the burden of Richard "Yeah, but you know we need IV newsmen like inadvertaut 2Imlnits btermIssian Provided by the Nixon's administration on yore shoulders," Carter that," answers Carter. "Why, how else could I let the people lnon my little old hatslf It were not for There they were. The Democrat's Big Gun, ole Before Ford can reply, however, a television these good ole boys? I wouldn't want thinking Peal farmer Republican's incharging Ford newsman soj that Carter Americans to believe I've never kited. My Gosh cumbeit Ford, star to at each other th t Wht*. frJ ell Around Tuiidiy, Sept. 2$, 17e-4A WAYNE D DOYLE. Pl,her 9 NORMAN H OSHRIN Editor WI LLIAM 0 CURR It. Minaging Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director vdb ______ Wk. .i5 irnt.. Miqith. 12 44); Ii M'nth. 114.20: Vt'sr. $2.4o H Mail, In Fb'ratLi a 'flIt' 'k'livr. All 'lht•r flI.IIJ: Month. $'!O: ii Months. 116.20 12 ?nnIh. •'tl IA — ________ ill 1W The Hanoi Gambit Vop i",~";* ", * . I 1 46 All not what It appears to be as the mocrata, the United Nations ( inference) and Vietnam accuse President Ford of "ay Politics" with the Americans Missing In Action issue. President Ford would, of course, be foolish he did not appeal to the public on any legitimate issue he thought t It to his political a vantage to do so. And certainly Hanoi's failure to account for the 800 Americans MIAs as Vietnam Promised 10 do in 1973 is a legitimate issue. However, It was not President Ford who prepared the United Nations agenda which raised the question dVietnam's membership and the U.S. veto. And It was not the President who raised the whole question MIM, but Vietnam which recently pmviaea a wnouy Inadequate t of 12 American pilots who were presumably killed over North Vietnam. When matters came to a head It was perfectly natural for the President to take precisely the same position on MMs that he has taken all along no accounting, no "normalization" of relations, The United Nations, which prevented an American' veto by postponing consideration of Vietnam's membership until after the U.S. elecUon,Inaybein for asurp The United States has back-pedaled considerably since signing the cease-fire treaty with North Vietnam in 1973. But there Is ample evidence that the State Department is right when it says that Americans will accept no less than a complete accounting of MIAs as a prerequisite to better relations with Hanoi. It is Indicated In the polls, I!) President Ford's stand, and in statements made by challenger Jimmy Carter on July 29 in Plains, Ga. And it is obvious that even Hanoi believes that it would benefit President Ford politically to be firm on the MIA question, Indeed, we would guess that Hanoi has been playing Its own brand of politics, a cat and mouse game, over the last few months in an effort to secure U.N. membership. Now that President Ford has said that the, United States will deny Vietnam membership in the (J.N: until the MM issue is resolved he Is illogically accused of having no concern for the missing Americans, only "on the vote in i election campaign." If he had no concern It would Macrame AAN-o Wed., Fri. 941 Tues., Thurs., Classes 'U 323-451 All 111 , I: RAY CROMLEY Tax Relief: be easy for him to glass over the MIA issue. He hasn't and it's to his credit. Nor has Jimmy Carter and it's to his credit. That leaves only Hanoi using the MIAs as a political issue In an American election campaign, and we predict that It won't have much success. Congress Cost During this Bicentennial year, it has been pointed out frequently that a spur to the Revolution was the nasty problem of taxa tion wit hout representation, Today we have representation with a gean A study developed by the Tax Foundation Inc., reports that Congress during the last fiscal year spent $9 million in its trusteeship of the public interest. That's almost triple the amount of legislative cost in 1970— five times that of 1960. Much of the spiraling congressional budget goes for salaries, not only those of the senators and representatives, those of the increasing number of staffers deemed necessary to gua rantee adeq uate representation of the people. Congress has increased its employcs by 44 per cent since 1970. Significant salary hikes also have been granted in the last six years. ThelegI3IaivebudgetacsforooJyaj00f one per cent of the total federal budget It is interesting to note, however, that while the federal budget has increased by ) per cent over 1970 figures, the budget for Congress has gone up by 168 P cent. We can't be certain that our representation has been tinproved proportionately. - BERRY 'S WORLD ____ j I _____ r\ ) Øe42.AIPJ_1 The Pros1 dent wants another order of the 'Carter flip. I,s!'" LOFTON, _____ ____ ___ _____ arade , ___ •' ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ' ____ ___ -___ ______ ______ __ ___ --' ___ -. _____ ___ \ ___ _________ J. _____ - ____ -. ; ___ ____ _____ - _____ _________ ____ ___ ' , ii JOHN CUNNIFF 'HUE. Disappointing Business . - ' ,,,, - " -.-"- - - -, ts..I..-..... J ... , 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy - 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla, . , .ii a I 1111111111mill OR TAIL Route 426 - '' 'L... % .. 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See Powell, he says. Louis Leopold, a Carter delegate from Altoona, says he is "not a specialist" but guesses Carter's remarks have t . NURSING 0 ' FREE ESTIMATES JACK ANDERSON .. THE 'L NEW YORK (AP) - A large segment of the planned primarily for The ipeaker: Thomas A. Murphy, chairman 2. It wasplan immediate t, public is disappointed, dissatisfied and dii- General Motors Corp., world's largest ° purpose of being reported on; and, Tax C h ea er s . I1 1 tiny Uther - CASSILIERRY . -- SUBSCRIBE NOW Carter-Mondale journey because there were no such things. This odyssey has been a false happening, a series of non-news dories of the type described WASHINGTON — Over the strong protests of remove the troublesome question from the tax government-owned airline made a down his Ow" officials, Internal Revenue forms. This was opposed by Commissioner Donald Alexander last year his enforcement before the transaction was approved by something to do with his 'overall approach to gence payment the Thai cabinet. This violated government abortion and other problems." struck a key question off the income tax forms. thief, wrote Ins confidential memo: "The loss of regulations. The question, which simply asked the taxpayers this (question) would Carter press director Rex Granum thinks seriously restrict our efAs part of the Investigation, the Thai Carter whether they maintained a foreign account, was forts to Identify would "vastly increase" sex education those who would use foreign government has sent intended to catch tax evaders. Its communications material from HEW and have "more programs" banking facilities in avoidance and evasion secretary, Dr. Gun Nagamati, to the United urging the wider use of Big-time criminals, from corporate em- schemes." contraceptives. States beulers to mobsters, use secret foreign bank Finally, Powell explains that VD Is a syrnpA similar memo from Edward Morgan, then with to do a little probing. He has met privately Securities and Exchange officials and torn accounts to escape paying U.S. taxes. The taxes th of the general weakening of the family e a.e.Ista,nt treasury secretary in charge of Senate investigators, they avoid, of course, must be made up by enforcemeM, also advised Alexander that the structure and there's a "strong statistical honest taxpayers. question "is a factor in the Treasury Decorrelation" between VD and crime. He suggests A McDonnell spokesman told us It was I pick up the Carter ment's efforts combat the against compnypolicyto position paper on this in the ff The question about foreign hank accounts terms c,j Press car. No one In the press car knows what accounts to facilitate illegal a'tivities." Morgan the Thai transaction. We have ussthe been used by the IRS to trap tax obtained a con- I'm lailcing about. cheaters. In the added sternly biggest tax haven case In history, for example, r'tirms at that 'dropping it from the tax fidentlal cable, however, in which the cor. Dr. Boordin writes: "I do not know what is time would th Ohio businessman Jack Payner has been inbe counter- poration's president, Sanford N. McDonnell, reality' really Is. But somehow I do know an proidul dicted for falsely answering "no" 10 denies any impropriety. Corporation officials illusion when I see one." question, Yet Alexander ignored the advice of the law have also assured the Thais privately that 00 Well, so do I. And this two-day train trip has Yet Alexander began maneuvering to remove enforcement experts and finally succeeded in company did not "bribe or promise to pay money I. t..._J._ rpr . ?.-- i. '--" ortAM ill 5 .wiwiy. ,mere s oeen nothing real AIIernu,,aune, IuIai1 UUIIA account question Horn rue notes of LU UiIJ srune or government official." A -• form even before he was sworn in as Internal the confidential IRS meeting indicate that he spokesman for the Thai embassy confirmed the about this campaign at all. Revenue commissioner. it is an interestingdidn't even consult the Treasury and Justice details of the Investigation. One thing this journey has done though Is demonstrate to me why Mondale favors the Departments before finally striking the question Footnote; In an unrelated Investigation, coincidence that his former Cincinnati law has been linked to a tax haven off the tax forms. Alexander's attitude was Securities and Exchange Commission federal financing of presidential campaigns. I betrayed by his remarks to group of public looking Into payments by McDonnell can't imagine any sane Individual voluntarily accountants. "We have knocked out the foreign officials. The company has already admitted contributing one dollar to finance even a mile of An IRS informant In the Bahamas swiped a bank account question at An long last," he told that approximately $2.5 million was paid to of- this charade. off the desk of Michael Wolitengroft, thcrn. ficlals of foreign governments or government. director of the Castle Bank and Trust. Three / flWTI4afI tilrlln.. Footnote: An .. IRS iswj .IdflUaJ'y, I'll and -une, were cards on the Rolodex contained names of had been ----------disagreement over the question's 1975. lawyers In,jexan(Jer'scg4fi3- Wewere able b but insisted Alexander's actions were removal reach only one of the attorneys, who said he had be yond rep PRAISE FOR NAZI: After weeks of shiljy, roach. Meanwhile, Rep. Ch no Idea bow his name get on the ROLOIeX arles shailying, t he United States Information Agency Vanik, D.'Otilo, has Introduced legislation that On May s admitted i9fl, exay one week before would force it erred In broadcasting an eulogy ha IRS to rei nstate the foreign Alexander took his oath of office, he began a account question. over the Voce of Am erica about a dead ex-Nazi.. We rev ealed that the VOA praised the la behind-the-ncenes campaign to eliminate the SUSPICIOUS THAIS: The Thai government Joseph te foreign banks account question from the tax is quietly Investigating a questionable Pauco as a great patriot,although he had forms. He forwarded a letter, dealing with an between a Thai airline deal edited an anti-semitic, pro-Hitler paper during and a U.S. aircraft unrelated subject from a South Carolina la wyer manufact urer. Word War II in his native Slovakia. to the IRS committee that deals with tax forms. Both the Anti-Defamation League and the 11 Thais want to find out whyairline, In an accxnpayig memo, tr.tended for official American Jewish Committee Thai International, pazd McDonnell Douglas head James Keogh. Now Keoghprotested to JSIA eyes unly. Alexander broubt up the foreign Corp. $2 million more per has admitted the bank accoturd question. than was eulogy should have noted Pauco's Nazi past. The charged to ether airways. Thaiplane investigators are three He followed the memo with pressure to also suspicious, say our VOA employes responsible tot- the sources , because the broadcast have been reprimanded. A SALES - I C;ot Newspaper In The World. enchanted with theespecially everyday performance of ' 3. Its relation to the underlying reality of the manufacturing Carter, moreover, has given no evidence l American business, at a meeting a few situation (why Carter-Mondale should be being better able to handle a strong-minded big business, said days ago of theenterprise, Associated Industries of New el) the speaker. legislature than has President Ford. York. is ambiguous. "There are the difficulties of mass production, This train trip is a classic example of what Murphy's We recall that Mr. Ford came into the wide distribution, heightened was remarkably candid and Dr. Boorstin calls the new Gresham's Law of expectations, expressive inspeech delineating what he presidency after a quarter centry In Congress, disinterested workers and other causes," he perceives to be American public life where "counterfeit hapwhere he was well liked both by his fellow penings tend to drive spontaneous happenings needed to correct them and thus avoid more out Republicans and by his Democratic opponents. He wasn't through. Credibility requires that of circulation. government regulation. He hats reputation as a tough but respected business shouldn't ignore or excuse demCar, In reciting a litany of GOP-caused The marketplace, he said, is better flshter. Yet his record In infiuendng Congress OlLitrated instances of misleading advertisin regulator horros, notes that within the last several years, " g, than government, but business has failed to from the White House has been dismal. )Ij misrepresented warranties, and other Ihe venereal disease rate has tripled among communicate this to the people who are urging girl strongest point has been negative. That Is, most questionable practices, he said. s 13 years or older." Hot damn, I think, more regulation. ofhlsvetea have bomsa His positive finall y something for a reporter to sink his teeth "Tome,thelessoninclear: Weinthecom. into.So,IouttofindoutJeuc.Jywhata proposals have, in k: lg.A. wrongdoings of some of our country's largest munity of bi gger businesses m ust be more ac- president set and most respected corporations," Business, big cessible to our customers. We must Identify stop this Carter would do to reverse or at least So much for a man with a previously .i jg business, must be more attentive to customers, alarming trend. better with them and their needs. We simply track record with the Congress. It must correct mistakes "promptly and fully." must serve them better." Tim Kraft, Carter's head of field operations, passes the buck to press aide Jody Powell. Smiling, he says: "All I know is my staff Is clean." Tom Fletcher, the DNC's targeting director for congressional races, has 'no comment." 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The So hurry down to Noll's materials and workmanship Furniture in Casselberry on News of Seminole RcaHar TL 17.92 , We doacct'ptfood stamps -WHOLESALE PRICES FOR ALL For weat her at a stop In Ft Wayne, md., expLabi1n how rain clouds had been threatening all along the way, Jimmy Carter's running mate, Sen. Walter Mondale, revealed to the crowd the reason why It was so nice and sunny: "Because God Is a Democrat, he wants us to win." Well, maybe God Is a "he" — I guess I should say "He" — and maybe, at one point, He did favor a Carter-Mondale victory. But I have the feeling that after this Incredible 15.clty train trip, the Almlght Is at least undecided and Just may have swung to Ford-Dole out of sheet revulsion at the thought of the alternative. In the first American newspaper, "Public Foreign and Domestick," apperaing In Boston on Sept. 26, 1 0, publisher Benjamin Harris defined the newsman's task as giving "an Account of such considerable things as ha ve arrived unto our Notice." Unfortunately, I cannot do this as regards the VS 11 ND t' Located ', iIoc ott is uffi On Oard,n Dr.. East On Richmond Rd., Near ii•n SovtPi s. ot Sanford , ________________________________________ t year and the year after, how will Minority Rule Messrs. Ford and Dole accomplish what y _____________________________________________________ by Dr. Daniel Boorstin In his 1%1 book, "The promise? Image: A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America." Ii Break F FOR FREEZER • WITH MANY, WAY TOO MANY, STOPS IN ___ middle class holding the big. team. HORMEL WESTERN BETWEEN — Overwhelmed by the perfect . _____ . SERVICE if CARTER-MONDALE WHISTLESTOP ____ ___ ME CUTD.ATPED TRAVELING FROM W YORK TO ___ ____ ____ . ABOARD THE TRAIN OF FOOLS, THE ____ MILLER Campaign Ch _____ _________ o . 322.o7o s as - t~ 1 :43 A. to p 323.7310 , Carter s STILL OPEN: (OFF inn ST. SIHIND WINN DIXIE) Rates JR. . MORE FURNITURE 1 Save In Style At Noll's Furniture A "SHOP AT NOLL'S 2427 HOLLY AVENUE TEACHING I ____________________ ___________________ middle.class taxpayer and reserves almost all of Its goodies for special Interests, with favors for the rich and poor. This leaves the As for Jimmy Carter. He proposes, ad nauseurn, to soak the well-todo, and like Rob Hood, give the proceeds to the But assuming this promise Is more than a campaign gimmick, Carter and Mondale would be up against the same Congress as the Ford-Dole REGISTRATION PRE.ScNOOL _____ ________________ To be believable he mot tell how he will go Mr. Ford can sign this monstrosity into law or veto It. He can't change the wording along FordDole lines. And since It is almost certain the same Democratic majority which controls Congresstoday will control both the Senate and , ___________________ WASHINGTON_(N)_Aeandidate wunt k._I_ - - /t ____ _______________________________ _______________ an about achieving the goals he sets before us. How, above all, will he get a reluctant Senate and House of Representatives to go along with what he pledges on the campaign trail? Especially when It's Jimmy Carter or Gerald Ford and their vtce-preajdentiij running mates promising changes no Congress in recent years has cottoned to. Mr. Ford proposes to ease the tax burden on the u class. Yet the Congress in its wisdom alert years of forthwitha proposal so complicated tiiat it' sunierstooti by only a few tax experts, and they're knowledgeable almost inky on the loopholes destroyed and created. But one thing is certain — the new legislation does little to help the JOHN D. 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In the cards for Ford or Carter. president then, remember?" As the lights flicker back on. Carter reiterates That's unbelievable. Ford wouldn't even sit "Well, what do you think, Mr. Carter?" asks the the last pail of a written answer to some question down- Carter finally did. That little Interval would persistent newsman, nobody understands or cares about, and If they did have been the perfect time for one or the other, "About what. About what I said, or what you carethere'snothlngtobedoneatthlspolntanyway. Clock Evenki HiraM, Sanford, Ft. WRS.Wx , M. , !."'t ( - ''.L', ''" 1I' - J"I I" •'I ',I b - )s ," -' ,,., ,. -, - - ' .- ,.,'4,$ .,'.... - ',-............ . ._,. -. .. .':-'- ' -.... -- . rC.1,,,"..-. ' .,. -...;.,:' • --., ....- - ' .-M -,_:~ ~ ' ; ~ ~547 , :n;, I ~ , , Jl I. -. ' - I ' -- .. .: ._ , - -. '. ................... tir -..I-CL' I! '-.1 .'Z .'-' - - �You A Loser? Well, This Race Is For You - INGLEW000, Calif. (AP) Are you the g who delves miles to the opera hoose only to find you've left the ticketa on the kitchen table? Da you bcaza the wrong plane, get on the wrong freeway, put on one red sock and one bb*, brush yow teeth with shaving cream? Well, then, loser, they're holding a special aflraction Jut for you at Hollywood Park this week. It's called Leaer's Week, and all you have to do Is pick the last-place horses In the Western Harness Racing meet each night to win, But even If you win you lose, because the prizes being offered are%'t exactly things you'd rush right out and buy, even on sale. For example, tonight's prize Is a $ gift certificate for ie only toward a loan at former boxer Art Aragon's ball bond agency. If you're a winner on Wednesday night the prize Is a Thanksgiving Dinner for two at the Midnight Mission, not one of Los Angeles' classier dining establlslunents. Another prize Is a swine flu shot and the live swine to go along wIth it. And the grand prize: a condemned two'be*ootn house In the path of the yet4o-be-bulft Century Freeway. The wlnner must move the house to a location not In the path of a proposed freeway, the cost of which has been estimated at $519.0?. However, the grand prize winner may also accept a check for $519.07 in place of the house If desired. The way to enter: pick the lad-place finishers In the first six races each night. The person with the mod losers Is the winner. Or loser, depending on how you look at It. Western Harness Racing officials dreamed up the Brantley Is Week's Star ___ Bfoot.2, f$vhotta Basebrawl Game! S 3 1/2 Out, Six To 'Go gimmick a year ago and found It successful. ThIs year anyone who picks at least one loser in one race will receive a pair of grandstand tickets good through Nov. 6 and on Oct. 2, the night of the grand prize contest, the first ll,2 patrons through the gates will get free Western Harness Racing T Shirts. Asked the reason such an odd number of shirts would be awarded, a spokesman said, "that's how many we bought." Simple question, simple answer. In case, you're wondering, last year's grand prize loser was Dan Crowley. - -. ,• .... , ... . ! . -'.. . - . - " & MANN, ou HAD ONE GREAT GAME 4, 4 Ricky Mann, left, accepts the Optimists aub'award as player of the week from Seminole HIgh's 32-0 triumph over Oviedo Friday night. Mann, an of. lensive guard, helped open holes for Seminole's ground game to dominate the game. Making the presentation Is Seminole assistant coach Jay Stokes. SPORTS aty Royals brought out ning. Redskins had a fourth-downand-lO at the Eagles' 33. McwIcy set up for a field goal. The Eagles didn't charge, so holder Joe Theisrnann picked up the ball and ran 16 yards fora fIrL down at the 17 on the fake kick! TheSkins wound up with a??yard field goal. locations In In 57 other countries, Stadium Scratch ing For M am Even V - Ins - Bulldogs Donna Triumphs . terson down seven times and next show. . Association tournament by five stopped him In the third round fighter who can draw. strokes over Judy Rankin "If! could, I would love to put him In with one of Miami's top and to win the heavyweight title "Right now I have a call Into Lou Viscusi, for Tony Ucata. If Jane Blalock. performers, Speedy Gonzales. It would really be a war, and If June 26, l9. The worldwide Tony Is available, I will use him In a minute. But he Just defeated Frankie won that, I could start thinking of him as a main event television audience could reach Mike Nixon in New Orleans and there Is a question If he would be fighter," able to go again, with a good opponent, so soon. Santore, Migliorato, Owens, Clark, Chancy and a host of NEW YORK tAP) - The tale Of the tape foe' the Ken "We have also been In touch with Murray Gaby down in others are available for Oct. 5th. Now all they have to do Is find a Notton. HAMPTON, Ga. - Pole. At4Atammad All heavyw,igt, Miami. From him, I am trying to get his big heavyweIght, Lou main event and we will be In business sitter LD. OWnger held off the thampioflshlp fight tonight: Esa. The fans here have never seen Lou, but if they did, they Nsris.s challenge by Neil Bonnett and Ape would really love him. 31 Did you catch the boxing show that is beIng presented on raced to a two-length victory In WeIght 213 231 'But, Gaby says that Eu Isn't ready for a tough main event Channel 35 every Sunday at 12 noon? the Southern Sportsman 300 3 '3 yet, ashe has just returned to the gym." He broke his hand in his It runs for a hour, and fits In perfectly with the pro football Rech SO auto race. last fight and has been layed off for a couple of months. 13 Chest (swmi) game that follows at 1 p.m. 14 Chest (exp) 4 "Whoever It Is we find, should have a great undercard The shc-w is being presented by Ashlock and features taped Biceps Ii 3 porting his figig highlights of the fights at the Sports Stadium. Forearm i "Milton Owens, who is still undefeated and beat Eddie DavIs Waist Jim Hayes, the Stadium's General Manager, handles the 33 34 PRAGUE - Helena FflAnge- ThI.1I In his last bout, may meet "Wild" Willie Chancy. 25 blow-by-blow description, along with a guest color commentator, Calf rova of Czechoslovakia tsp, "Scottie Clark, who Is really coining along. I think his record Last week, It was Mike Quarry who did the honors. Nect llv'i tered the women's world shot Is now 7-1 with six knockouts. He should be on the show. We are Wrist The bout.s that were presented were the upset of Gene Wells put record by four Inches with a Fist tryIng to get either one of the last two guys to beat him, Jiw.my by Louisiana's 13 Emmett Atlas, and a match between Migliorato toss of 72 feet, 1'ts Inches. Ankle s'-, Owens, or Sammy Mania., and Dania's Calvin Roberts. Ottinger iV ins L ,, '' NewShof Mark !i.$td1kritrniaedit.sreetirdU3t_ V. Ocala Forest also kept its No. 7, GainesviiJ 3.0 39 8.Jack3onvIfleWoI., 9. Eau Gallie 3.0 14 10. Hollywood 11 Also receiving votes were: Miami Palmetto, Mmi Kill. ian, Miami Jackson, South Miami, Lake City-Coliwitüa, North Fort Myers, JacksonvIlle Lee, Clearwater, hollywood Hills, Orlando Oak Or- lando Edgewater, Seminole. Purnpano Beach. (ins AM I. Ocals Furt 99 2. Tarpon Springs 1113.0 91 . kw myrna Ileach 2.0 78 4. De{rn Mbuth '4) 68 . G. Thtilk' M&onaut 2-1 51 7.Ft1 iJ'id i,u3 0 !.' 8. St Aeges(ine 3-025 N;iplea 12.022 1'). Aukurndnje 2-0 Also rciving votes were: Fort Lauderdale Dillard, Starke. Leesburg, Dade City I'asco, Fort Myers, llaines City. Jacksonville Bishop Kenny. Class 1. Lake Huller (6) 2. I1abokee i3) 2-1 3 Wildiood II) 2-0 z 4 Alachua Santa Fe 3-061 5. Milton Pace 2.0 6. Miami LaSalle 2.0 45 7. RI inWl1 2 IpoitionfnCbssAAAwithaj. I - W Baltimore Cleveland L Pc?. 94 , O Sdsy, 431 I 79 74 .516 II -- _1 W1J Norton. $1 million guarantee plus $100000 expense, and five per cent cii revenue from the start. Ticket price, - $200. $150, $100, 17$. $50 125 at Yankee Stadium. An average of $20 tot closed circu,t television, Television - closed circuit to locations, with a total of I.? million seats, in the United States and Canada, starling at 9:30 p.m Also telecasts to Si other countries on live delayed basis, Attendance - 10.000 estimated at Yankee Stadium; an estimated I riuni pn the Sanford Flag Football League Saturday with the Cowboys stopping the Rams, 13-6, and the Bulldogs taking 20.0 measure of the Wildcats. Cowboy Greg Carter In' tercepted a pass and ran 31) yards to a TD while the winning ID came on a Vernon Law to Raymond Robinson pass play coverIng 12 yrrds. Eric Freddie' scored on a fea flicker (or the Itains. rldwicie viewing audienc, of million. Live gate - $3 million $4 million Bulldog John McGovern estimated, ScorIng - round system, with passed 20 yards to Ken Pritsupplementary points, by two of. chard For one score with Kevir,1, licials and a referee to be named one lluam.an running for yards for hour before th fight, Rules - Three knockoown rule the second and Henry waved; Count will continue tar a Holcombe picked up a blocked downed fighter alter every bell but punt and ran 30 yard., for the th tiiai one, eight OUnCe gio,e, final TD. 8. Utnatilla 2.1 28 9. Newbrry 3.016 10. (learwater ('athol,c3.0 10 Miami Westilunter 3.0 10 Also receiving votes were: Itafloln.Everglades, Crescent City, Daytena Beach Father Lopez, Palmetto, Fort Pierce, John Carroll. Class A I. Tallahassee E'AMU 11012.0 100 2. Grtnshoro 3090 - - 3. Branforti 3-0 80 t. Rolling Green 5. Trt 3.059 6. SI. Augustine St. Joe 3-0 47 7. Miami Northwest Chrutian 2.039 8. Sarasota Booker 1-221 9. Aucllla Christian 3-0 10. (;ainesville Oak hall 2.1 7. Also receiving votes were: Ilastings, Tampa Temple. heights, Mayo.Lafayette - Oct. 3 sio Oakland a Now kanss City 19 'iflMo 3931; 1 (171) 36740; *4.69 5.00 3.69: 2. Whoop. 13) 1.10 3.10; 3. NellIe Day (I) 3.10; 0 (13) 25.69 (1.3) 57.40, T (I.3I) 263.30; CliWlitid Tamp. Say at ktflmot', WISWnII.n at ChIcago Detroit 19 Green Bay HITS-Row. c, 310; nez, API. 202; Garvey, LA. *94; P (17) TWILP?$....IGRSImS19()) PhiladsIplif. 19 Atlanta CinCiflitaf I - N irn-m relievers before the sIxth en3J13 Han - $II3,i1. NOW Yo,t GIants 19 St. Louis "That's one of those things (led. 9 LA, iso; Grlffey, CUt, Houston a? The Detroit at Cleveland that happen In a dose game," New Oriesne Detroit 6' U .415 24 *j. La AngeleS at Miami "We went dead after the Milwkee 65 90 .41 29 'iie "It beast In some of their fans, game was postponed because of said Kansas City Manager fighting. It seemed like It went DOUBLES-Row. Cm, 10; San Diego at Denver was a tough game, a big rain, No other games West Johnstone, phI, 31: G.Maddox. New York Jots at Sat Fran Kansas City were Whitey Herzog, "But the 41 547 on to win. But It means nothing scheduled Monday. bad .PhI, 37; Mad$ock, Chi, 33; Foil. Ci$CO forever,' said Brett, and the OakI OILANDOSIMINOLI part was what happened In the Royals learned after IS 71 .543 3!p, Men, 35. Dallas MATINSI ISSULTS at Sasti ii iI*lesswew1ntheredoffli," the 'Mirmesota game II 76 .516 I "Things are tense and any bullpen. The fans TRIPLES.-.D.Cw, Phi, ii;' Monday. Oct. 4 Phil Garner said early today little California were throw. that reliever Steve Mingorl 73*5 .4jt )7 Gesonimo, CUt, ii: O.Parkar, thing can set off somePiflsb,,gh at MIrr.eia, (fl) Pies, t. EcitanoArana (I) Texas 72 *5 .4 Il rgh, 10; W.Davis, SD, 10; 3 ãter an 8-3 victory whIch left thing like that," said the Roy- Ing beer, and they use the worst came out of the brawl with an ChI 1230,6.00,4.00:2. Urza.Yza (6)630. 2 language in .4)0 21½ Tied the With 9. league In this Injured knee. 1 the A's 34 gaines behind first- als' George Brett, referring to ballpark." 4.00:3. JOSAIBes-dt (5) 3.40; 0(16) x.cllflch,d division title sOME RUNS-Klngman, NY. 36.69; P (14)7630. place Kansas CIty with six the brawl which broke meRoyals had tledthe score MoAdayS fte,; 37; 5dty, Phi, 37; Monday, SICOND out on I. 000Iza.Colds Ii) Catchers Bob Stlnsor* and at 3-3 with Detroit at Cleveland, pod., CM, 4s to go In the American the field after Dennis Leonard two runs In the fifth, rain 31; 0.Fostur, Cm, 2; Met. *7.30.7.10. 540; 2. LarTi-Alberdi (7) John Watha leaned Into gait. CUt, n. one on Brett's double. But Ron ire Wed race. *4.10.340:3. Aidatl.Ar*n. (4) 3.20; Oakl hit the A's Don Baylor with a stands i Kansas City 3 STOLEN DASES-LOPSS, LA, and slugged ft out with Fairly, who had homered Top Twenty teams in s. 0(1.7)4140; P 117) 90.40; DO (ii) d of the nday nighi pitch. Only games Scheduled 6*; Morgan, CUt, 39; Tavpeas, soclited Press college tootbali some of th beer.ti faJ33 break a 1-1 Today's Games .baseba11 game, which drew a tie in the rd, dou. pgi Si; Stock. StL, 53; C. poll, with -I. JosCoIdo 13) 1.30, Texas (PIr first-place votes in "I thought everyone was In seats behind the Royals' bled to open the bottom of the 14-11) at MUt. deno. Km. 33. p.rhqie, rconts 4.20, U0g 2. UrzArana (3) 1.30, season nesota (Singer 124) PiTCHING crowdthan of 37,914, delayed coming out to shake my hand right-field bullpen and team. fifth and scored from third ns Decisions)- and total pokits. Points bawd 430; 3. lea-Sets (I) 130; 0 (35) 7'inore an how was because Detroit (Roberts 15.11 and Rhoden, on a of because I hit a homer," Sal mates helped LA, *2.3, .100, 2.90 on 2O.iS.t6.14.I3.105.743-4.33. 4330; P (3.5) 120.00. Fidryct, out in the battle groundout for the go-ahead *7.9) at Cleveland Carltots, Phi. 194, .760. 3.13 Al. 1 '.,j'aln, Two fights, oneori the field Bando joked later. His leadoff FOUCTN 1. Cache-Perez IS) before 3.4 and Eckevsl,y 12- cala, 4retween the players and the home run CUt. things settled down, He threw oil AJ,Cowens at the (Bibby 11.4, .733. 4.70 *.Michlgan (56) *7.30. 9.20, 510; 2. DomingoEiorza *, , 3-00 gave the A's and Then the game C.Mstzgev, 50. 1)1, .733, 3.05 2.Pltt (7) resumed and the plate on a brilliant fielding play 972 W2010, *0.30, 3. Arechia. Javi (4) Milwaukee (Cotborn 9.14 and Koosman. 30-0 iecond between fans and pitcher VIda Blue, 16-12, a 5-3 NY, 2)9, .700. 2.71 3.O*iatsorna (3) 5.40:0(1.3)41.10; P(3-1)I5t20; 00 300 A's scored three more runs, two In the sixth. Haas 0-I) at Baitim,,re (Gar. Sutton. LA, 219, .700, 210 Zach. 4.UCLA - Jal.Alal with $20 the average price of a million plus $100,000 expenses ry would set him up for a resUlted In 10 poInts In 62 secflorida and was named the na- heavyweight championship on tion's No. 1 high school defen- the line against Ken Norton his purse reportedly could hit into a tie. The Skins had been sive player by one of the tonight. $10 million. Norton Is guaran- outrun, outpassed, outhustled publications that chooses high "I don't want to teed $5 million ilu $100,000 for 30 mInutes, but not outschool All-American teams. Mj dl&u't m that this will penses and five per cent of all thought or outscored. "He has proven to be an cx- be his lad fight but that he was income from the start. _In the third period, Miks cellent player for us," said getting down that road toward inomas ran yards to wrap up'' A week from tonight Is the target date for the next live boxing Coach Doug Dlckey. "He's even retirement. The champion Is 34. show to be "It shall not go over five," a sIx-play, 57-yard drive and held at the Orlando Sports Stadium. calling our defenses." And he Is the 6-5 favorIte to said the 34-year-old All, who 15 send the Skins ahead 17-10. Finding a main event is not going to be the easiest task three years older than Norton. Then the defense took over. Smith and Kentucky nose keep that road open by beating m lmaker Bruce Trampler has ever come up with. guard .Jerry Blar*o.-i provided Norton In their third meeting "I will make him quit," Mid Twice the Eagles drove to the The same night In Scranton, Penna., Mike Quarry Is set to Norton. the stiffest competition for the each won a split 12-round deci.' take on. -Eddie "Red .Top" Owens In an important light Wgton 10, and twice they weekly honor. sian In 1973 wIth Norton break- heavyweight clash. That takes care of Quarry. "1 beat myself when I get were frustrated with end zone Smith made nine unassisted Ing All's jaw In the first fight. A week later, In California, Gene Wells has aireed to snuare beat," said All, pass interceptions. Former stons and ti.'IrwI nn iS nih.,,.. iou remember that off against the current welterweight sensation, ezz "I made you a success and Eagle Joe Lavender picked off Auburn downed Tennessee 6- those firstmint two fights weren't for Ranzany's United States welterweight crown will not be on one, and Pat Fischer the other. "Owens won a decision over Clark for Scott's only pro defeat, I'm gonna destroy you," ft the title," said All, who retained the line, but If Wells can come out on top, he will be right back In while Maslas was the last man to defeat him as champion said he will tell NorMoseley's winning kick war, ' the championship by knocking line for a shot at the world's champ, Eckhard Dagge. "Maslas Is now a pro, but he seems to be ducking Clark. While ton when they get into the nng. set up by an Interception by Oct X, So, no Wells. Eddie Brown, who returned 1974, seven monthi after Norton KUMAMOTO, Japan VIctor "Taco" Perez says he Is ready to meet anyone and Is "lie knows I can reach him eIght yards to the Eagles' 22. last minute, so I can't tell about him. Seiictulcanaisankaparpigtan was stopped In two rounds by thowIngnovinbieeffectrroml "Rightnow, and I can hurt him," said Nor- calvin Hill carried twice for 12 adTuesdaynlght. Inthat ton. the third extra hole and cap- Foreman In a bin for the title. bout, with Elisha Obed, Perez was dropped five times, yet still the fifth." and 6 yards to the four. A holdtured the 1976 Japan pcit weigh-In 'ras scheduled finished the bout on f Another fighter who Ashlock hopes to have on the card is The fight, promoted by Madi- Ing penalty set the Skins back championship In a four-way for noon today at a hotel oveEveryone Is very proud of Taco's gutty effort, but there is "The White All," Al MIgliorato. 30(1 Square Garden, Inc., and 10, and then Moseley, also a sudden-death playoff. looking Central Park. All was way they will let him fight for at least a month. "Al has fought for me twice In recent weeks, but both of hi., Top Rank, Inc., apparently will former Eagle, kicked the winexpected to scale about 221 Joey Vincent wasn't down, or even really hurt, at any time in opponents were pretty sorry. I want to use Al, but I will not ". smash the all-time live gate '" POIntS. pounds and Norton 215. Each Is his KO over Chicago's Bobby Crawford, but Mr. Excitement will him anymore, until I can find qualified opponents for Philadelphia took a 10-0 lead Cup Runn.th Over record of $2,658,660 paid by a Woot-3 and has an 80-Inch be out of action for several montin because of a cut eye brow. "Florida Is a tough place to find good, trial-horse, crowd of 104,943 for the second with a fl-yard field goal bt ROME - Joim Newcvrnbe reach. Another of the walking wounded Is Mad Dog Ross. The heavyweIghts. That Is what Al needs right now. I can't put him in Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey Horst Muhlmann In the first pe. and Adriano Panatta were tied The fight was scheduled to Southern junior middleweight champion also suffered a bad cut with guys like Lou Esa, because he Isn't ready for them yet, but he fIght at Soldier Field Chicago nod and Art Malone's secondatone set apiece 2-2 In start in Yankee Stadium at around his left eye and will be out of action till at least November. needs tough fights to get back Into shape, so he can start meeting Sept. fi, perIod 16-yard ID run. 10:30 p.m., EDT, with a the darkness Like Vincent, Roes was cut up In a winning affair. Do Sept. 14, that type of quality opponent," Ashlock concluded. their 1976 DavIs cup tennis closed-circuit telecast to open Ross scored the biggest win of his career by stopping Matt Miglioarto was hurt In an auto accident, and has not yet NEW YORK (API - Facts semifinal match with Australia at 930 p.m., with a 10-round Donovan, but now, he too is not available, recovered the form he displayed before It. °' tOnlght'$ Muhammad Cowboys, andIta1ytiedat2-allInthe- lyt1gli bout between Er. VIneCtoisdfflupinBcnwjthisfiJymene Ali.Ken Norton havyw,Ight rile Shavers and Henry Clark. addition to the Pete Ashlock stable of fighters, thampionahip tight. of-five series. main event, I lightweight Frankle Santore. had to fly borne Site- Yankee Stadium, capacity Wednesday night was the rain when his grandmother died unexpectedly Of all the newcomers, Frankle seems to be the one who Is '° date. The only fighter of main event status, left Is the Southern Distance - IS rounds. most liked by the local boxing fans. Starting Time - 10-30 pm., EDT. A crowd of about 40,000, the lightweight champion, Termite Watkins. But the 19-yearold Is "WearealWaYSgettlngcalls,asklngwhenFrank1eL,gog0 Records - All, 50-20. 37 promoters' estimate, was cx- preparing for a fight with Rocky Ramon In Texas and may not be fight," Trampler explained when asked about the personable 136 knockouts; Norton. CALABASAS, Calif. -Donna 37 3 pected for the first fight at the available to also headline this 5120w. pounder. knockouts. Caponi Young, with a fIIial famed ballpark since Ingemar Purse, -All, $6 million guarantee "It's not that I won't use other fighters to headline my round 72, won the $205,000 "Frankle hurt his nose while training with Ray Lunny In pius sioo.000 expenses and The Cowboys and Bulldogs Johansson knocked Floyd Pat- shows," Ashlock responded when questioned about Puerto Rico, but I hope that It Is alrlght and I can use him ton Ladles Professional Golf boxers who on the cent of all revenue over $9 million; grabbed victories in 0 skew. The following shows the schoolrankjn,,h first place votes in parmthcls, records and total votes: Clan AAAA 1. lIearMiami 3099 2. Txmpa P1az 3.1) 9 .1. Fort terce CentraL 3-018 4. Miami Carol Clty 61 s. Tallahassee leon 3-0 61 6. Tallahassee Godby 52 xN.y. best In the Oakland A's and $ Guarantees $6 Million, $5 Million ST. PETERSBURG, FIa. API - Defending date champlan IIiaieah-MAami Lakes re. the turanked Class &AAA team for the second week in a row. me Florida Spod Writers Association poll released Monday kept Lakes at the top of the LIAQUS Slit open- Kansas Qty pLaye, stopped lead and Baylor was hit by bOND ofa door-die (AP) the on a double by Garner, off four series with the play in the decisive sixth In- next pitch from Leonard. - Brantley led Ocala Forest to the end of my career," says closed circuit at j AMSIICAIS Twedsy. Seat. as :i ;j i: Schmidt, Phi, I: Monday, Chl, 101. RUNS BATTED IN-' G.Foster, CUt. *20: Morgan. Cm, 111: Schmidt, PhI, 102; Watson, Htn, p.; Luilnikl, PhI. Baseball ]' PHILADELPHIA (AP) the unbeaten Redskins a 20.17 to leave the field iiring the The Washington Redskins pre- triumph over the Philadelphia clock would run out, but Allen, sented Coach George Allen with Eagles. But there would have ever lert, waved his defenders his ioth NaUon Foo(ba beennostdeathno. backandshoutedforatlmeout. League victory and the veteran ry withoig Alien. "I called time out and told coach's quick thinking on the The 54year'old Allen, In his themtoblltz,trytohltthemon sidelines had more than a lIttle 11th season as a NFL coach, the exchange of the ball," Allen tOdOwlththetriumph. made hlmselfa factorin the ezplatned."IteltthatwIth1 Mark Moseley booted a 26 game with 12 seconds left in the seconds left If we stopped them yard field goal 12 minutes and rir half The Eagles led 10.3, there, we'd go (or the blocked 49 seconds Into a sudden death and had a thlrd.down-and.sjx at punt." period of Monday night's na ir yard line. me Skins blitzed and Harold tionally televised game to gIve Washington's defense started McCllnton and Dave Butz hit Eagles' ball carrier Herb Lusk like a couple of trucks. Link fumbled the ball In the air, and Washington linebacker Brad _______________________________ DiLiek picked It off and raced yards fora touchdown. Moseley A-'Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. kIcked the point and It was 1010 Tuesdey, Sept. U, at halftime. ________________________________________ Slxty4wo seconds earlier, the All 8-5 Favorite Vs. Norton Tonight K anai II;T Thinking Man Allen. Gains. 100th, 20-17' - ATLANTA (AP) Freshmen 26. Blanton had nine solo hits, linebackers are making their two assists, Including three mart in Southeastern Confer- stops for loues, and also once footl*ll this fall, knocked down a pass as KenFreddie Smith of Auburn tucky trimmed West Virginia iag . whenhewunamedfleAjo. Otherlinjlcjte(J for oigdated Press national and re- standing play were Alabama's glonal lineman of the week. K. J. Lazenby, Louis Green, Scot Brantley of Florida Terry cglea,t Lãneman chuk, Bob Bumhowei of the Week honor today after Charles Hannah; Auburn's miklng 11 tackles and assisting Dave (owskl, Ronnie on five others as the Gators and Marvin Trolt; Tennessee's trlmm iState34.36 Andy Spiva; Kentucky's Art Saturday. Still; Florida's Rabble Moore, "He Is a very mature and Wes Chandler and Charlie Wil. poised athlete who In no way Hams; MhkppI's Mike Pittresembles a typical freshman," man; M1.isisslpp& State's Ray said Doug Knolts, the Gator Co.dkt and Louisiana State's linebacker coach. "He has Bobby Dugas, Jon streete worlds of athletic ability. He A. J. Duhe. jut has super reaction for a linebacker." A 236-pounder, Brantley stopped State's Waler Packer three times for a net of three yards when the two faced each other In one-on-one situaflons. He also batted down one pass and made two dope behind teesieg Herald, Sat Ft. - College Football - , - land 19.7 and R. May 1410), 2. ry, Cm, 144. .700, 2.76 East (tn) --iSutton 4-Hits Astros Fo r H on es t ,'/la ri s Sci Ice I 340 20.1 S.Nebraska 6.G.orgia wick, Cm, li-S. 300 2.1). New York (Figuer 199) as $TRIKEOUTS-S.,aY,r, NY, 7.Maryiand Boston (Kreuger Ii), In) 231; J.Richard, Htn, 194; KOs. I.O'OSP. Kansas City (Fitamorris 13. man. NY, *59; Canton, Phi. 9.Kansas ii) at Oakland (Torrez 13-Il), 171; Montef5c, SF, 174. lO.Alabama I. Alava.LafTea (1) 1400 4.40, 3.10: 2. Slia.Ramon 11) 491 340. 3.10; 3. Fefmln-Ethave (I) 7.20; 0 (1-1) 3440: P 141) 43.40. SIXTH - 1. Arecha.Sanchez (6) 740, 9.00, 4.30; 2. Patxi.Quiola (3) 910.300, 3. Ogulza.Sota (1) 3.10; Q 244 (34) 1040; P 14.3) 4940. m SEVENTH - 1. EchanoAlberdi 154 (2) 7.60. 6.20. 3.00; 2. LarrI.Coldo (3) 133 300 2.10 340 2.10 In) Only games Scheduled *21.30. FIFTH 1I.Louisiana St. American League 20.1 12.Missjri BATTING (100 at 2.1.0 Wsdttesday's Games $) McRae, KC. .334; G.Brett, KC. *3.5. Calil. 2.1.0 Texas at Minnesota u.N. Carolina .333; Carew MIt, .326, 4-0.0 New York .t Boston, In) tack, Mm, .323; LeFiore Dot 15.Boston Col. 940,1.30; 3. Eddy.BelsIa (I)3.4Q;Q 2.00 Mitwauk 114 at Baltimore, In) .316. 16.Miuluipoi (3.3) 34.30; P (2-3) 109.20; Bis 0 134 3.10 Detroit at Cleveland In) RUNS RWhite NY *13. I7.Texas Tech 200 39 WIth 2.3) 304.40. Chicago at Cailfornla. In) i:'' BYTheAJI0Cise-JPT_ EIGHTH - 1. Maruri.Larrea (7) ,,J Carew, Mit, 93; Rivers, NY, itNotre Dame 2.1.0 Kansas City at Oakiand, ) 23 years as manager of the am," Sutton said. "I guess Elsewhere in the National 91; LeFloqe. Des, 93; G.B,ett, 19.Fiorida 11.50, 600, 2.00; 2. Sala.Ecp,ay, (I) 2.10 "I wanted to pltci a no-hitter team. For him, beating the that's what I've needed 3.00. 3.00; 3. Fermiri.Ramon (3) 20.Penn KC, 97; NOflts, Oak, 93. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1.20 all League Monday night, the New rh1zfl,"saidDonSuttonaIve Houston Astros Monday 2.40; 0 (Ii) 39.40; P (7.1) 164.70. East RUNS BATTED iN-L.May, night these years. I respond to an York Mets pounded the Mooplayed for the guy 11 years and was especially Important, NINTH - 1. Zrs (3) *9.20, 6.10, Sal, 100; Munson, NY, *01; W L PcI. GB honed relationship rather than treal Expos 10-3, the Phila- *-Phhla Ystrzen,skl, Bin, 90; Chamb. 97 40 .610 he has been honest with me And he showed his feelings a lot of patting on the usa, NY, 96; Maybai'ry, KC. 5. 3.40; 0 Il-SI 3440 P 15.)) 09.70. $1 69 .541 back. He delphla PhiIlies routed the St. Pitts 9 every miute of It." ATFERN PARK for his long-time mentor by tells It TENTH - I. Ration (1) 22.00. New HlT$-G.Brq$ VonKC, k 55 71 .543 11½ 209; tome up front and sticks Louis Cardinals 9.1 and the San Chico 640, 4.00; Fermin (3) 6.10, 3.40; 3. Sutton, like most of his team- turning In a brilliant four-hit to It. If he has Carew, Mln, 191; Chambliss, Clarence Prs DivisIon Daniels 23-30-$--s NY, ill; Rivers, NY, III; NunArca (2) 7.10; Q (1.3) 4t1Q P (1-3) told me Diego Padres beat the Cincin- St. LouiS it 56 .452 mates on the Los Angeles shutout, pitching the Dodgers to something, lack Poole SOn. NY. 103. 27-3031-iS 13660; Do 13-1)119.10. Montreal 53 *03 I found It to be true, nail Red.s .310 c,' s-ti. Dodgers, was deeply moved by a 2-0 vIctory lIen Evans a21.33.iu ELEVENTH -1. MarunI.Aguirre DOUBLES-oils, over the Adros; KC, "The best way to describe Sutton, 21-9, struck out three x-Cin.i 40; ToniDaniels the announcement Monday that (7) 13.40, 12.40, 3.00; 2. Arecha. McRae, KC, 33; D.Evans, asit, "He's the only guy I've ever him is that he's an honest man. and walked DanSmith two In posting his Los Ang ',. Walter Aiston was retiring after known more 32-33.37-93 Elttrsa (I) 7.30,3.50; 3. Negul.Zarre 33; Carty, dc, 32; Chambllss, , stubborn than I I'm glad to have won this one." fourth shutout of the season and Houston 34-]032---46 (6) 3.20; 0 (1.7) 52.00; P (7.)) *76.70. 22½ NY. 32 Nevice A TWELFTH - 1. Fermin.Altu (1) Fran TR1PLES-G.Bre*t, KC. 14; 72 56 .456 27" the 44th of his career, most San TigerWabitita 3433-34--los San Diego 70 Si .446 29 10.20.9.00, 3.30; 2. Bilbac.Ramon(3) Garner, Oak, 13; Cat-sw,' Mm, Dawn Kesuier u1 among active National Leag- AtLanta 32S74l-1Si 9.00. 4,00; 3. MartinI-Juan (I) 1.10: 0 Bostock, Mm, 9; 5 Tied . 69 U .439 30 Novice With x clinched division title uers. lie allowed Just one 13-4)41.40; P (4-3) 170.50; Big 0(1-7 , BiliyDaniels HONE 30.fl.29-aJ wlthall.1) lO0.6oand(l.iwlthall.1) Monday's Results RUNS-G.Neflles, ner past second base. It was his Ron Rolinfriaus 30-31-34-44 36.40. New York *0. Montreal 3. 7½ NY. 30; Bando, Oak. 26; ReTIY Est.wathion ninth consecutive victory and innings, rain; 2nd game A 1.031; Handle -1103.211. Jackson, Sal, 2$; L.May, Sal, ISANGELES(Ap) - After throug) the Lou Branding 35.33-21--es 25; Hendrick, Cli, 25. years of glory with other managerstomatch," Mid 14th in his last 15 decisions, and rain - 22 consecutIve one-year Philadelphia 9. St. Louis 1 MONDAY NIGHT con.' Sandy Koufax and a succession first baseman ST 0 L E N - BASES-NOrth, tracts to manage the Dodgers, Steve Garvey it was an emotional one. Oak, 76; LeFior,, Del. W Los Angeles 2, Houston 0 of teams that rarely scored yet the NL's most valuable Bill Russell singled home FIRST - 1. Aidana-Aii (7) San Diego 5, Cinclnnatm 3 Campanenis, Oak, SI; Baylor, playe Walter Alston has stepped ' Oak, 51; Patesi, KC, SO. Only games scheduled In 1974, Alston's last pennant Steve Garvey in the seventh in1540, 9.30,4.00; 2. Cacho.Arana (1) down, saying, "There comes a won championships. MONDAY'S RESULTS PITCHING 700, 4.30; 3. Id-Miguel (2) 4.40; 0 Today's Games Decisions) ning to break a scoreless duel time when you need to take a No successor was named l_ year. (47) 47,30; Montreal (Keener 01 and W.Campbell, Mm, 16 3, .767, between Sutton and Houston's FIRST-l. ReIncarnated SECOND - 1. Jo5e-Aja little red." mediately, I -0) at New York 3.11 Garland, Sal, 19-i, .731, 5.404.00:2. Worthy Will (4) 13) *3.40 but (I) Walter Alston won four World Series Dan Larson, 5-8. The Dodgers Hannahs 2.40 Bibby, Cli, 134, .444, 3.11 3 Clif 5.60 2.60; 11.00,6.10, 4.00; 3. Echano.Coldo (2) ILolich 1.13 and Espinosa O'Malley, chaIrman of the titles and seven pennants for 149 lord (1) 2.40; Q (34) 33.40; P 6.40, 7.00; 3. Larrl-Javi (7) 10.00; Q 2 (In) E.Figueroia, NY. 19-9, .439, 2.06 The 64-year-old Alston, Board of the addedasecondmuninthe eighth ' San D.Eliis, NY, Dodgers, said his the Dodgers and only (*2)47.00; P (*2) 119.70; 00: 171) 60, .647, 3.10 (34) 133.30; 31.39. Francisco (Knepper 0-2) two men inning when Dave Lopes known as the"Qulet Man" from son Peter, Tiant, SECOND-i. San Ann (6) 23.00 101.50. at Atlanta (LaCorte 310), In) General Manager Al In the history BIt, 2111, .654. 2.91 940400. 2. Sail Maker (7) 3.10 4.00; of the game have walked, stole second - his sec.' Chicago (R. Reuschei 13-li) Fidrych, Dot. 17.9, .631. 2.15 Darrtown, Ohio, made his Campanis and Alston would sit THIRD-i. Ectsano.yza(1) 19.40, 3. .Jotw, Britz (5) 6.20; 0 16-7) 25.10; 7.40, 3-40; 2. Ica-AibercIl (7) 6.40, managed one club longer - and stolen base of the game and at Pittsburgh (Medich 7.11), Tanana, Cal, 1$ to, .643. 2.53. decision Monday. After a P167)9300 T 16-7-5) 100.60; DO (3 round down soon and decide on who Connie Mack, 50 years with the 61st of the 4.40; 3. JoseMiguel (4)300; Q: 11.7) In) STRIKEOUTS_Ryan, of golf, he season - and came Cal, 6) *20.60; 31.41. 302; Tanana, Cal. 215; Biyle12.40; P 11-7) 542.40, Philadelphia (Carltan 19.6) told Los Angeles will become the next Dodgers' PhlladelphiaAthjetjcaandjoha home THIRD 1. Dreamy Dodgers znanagernon and It field boss. Dee Dee 16) on Bill Buckner's single. St. Louis (Rasmussen 512). In) vet. Tee. 212; Eckeralev. Cl,, FOURTH - 1. Aretha.Zarre I7 450 2.S0; 2. Strawberry Barrs 15.00,9.40,440; 2. McGraw, 31 with the New York ISO; Hunter, NY, 167. Houston (Richard 11-15) at Mets 10, Expos 3 was announced at a late Cacho.Quioia (3) (I) 9.40340; 3. Dasher (5) 2.60; Q (1. 6.00. 3.10; 3. Patxi-Sancp,,z Los Angeles (Hgoton 1111), In) "WhaIdothysay? Thethrtll GIants. (4) 3.50; John Milnerdrove in SIA runs ternoonnewsconferencedurl.p.g 6)77O'P '(41) 123.30; T 14.15) 0: (3-7) 51,00; P (7.3) 90.00; DO: 11 Cincinnati IBillinghans 1110) of victory and the agony of de201.60; 31 71, Mets which Aldon Mid he would feat? with a pair of at 71172.30. The San Diego (Jones I've Dodgers, 2211), () despIte for the FOURTH - I. Julian (5)3.40200 had my share of massive FIFTH - I. Fermin-Bengoj (5 Wednesday's Games attendance no matter homers, a two-run shot in the NATI0NAL remain with the NatIonal those," said Aiston. FOOTBALL 200 2. Threegnine (2) *2.10 10.60 3. 5.00, 4.20. 340; Montreal at New York, In) 2. Aiava.Ramon (3) "Announc- how they did third inning and his third grand ague dub In a front office LEAGUE Wright Gala (1) 260 0 (25) 54.40 P 600, 410, 3. Santi.Juan (1) 540; Q: on the field, Francisco at Atlanta, In) lug it now gives Peter a chance AMERICAN CONFERENCE slam of the (5 2) 71.10; T (62 1) capacity, season 106.00 in 31.60. the sixth. (3-5) 37.10; P 15.3) Il 90. Chicago at Pittsburgh, In) finIshed 20 games behind Eastern Division to find someone else." FIFTH - I. Printer's Strike (3) Philadelphia at St. Louis, In) SIXTH -I. CachoPere: (I) *4.30, Cincinnati In 1975 and were 10 Iiine now has 15 homers and W L I Pct. PP pa 7.002-603.40; 2. Jan15 (5) 2 "Baseball has been good to 603.40; 3. 7.00, 4.00; 2. Negui Quiola 13) 5.10. PeterO'Malleyservesas club BaIt 2 1 0 .647 52 70 Timothy Faith (I) 7.10; 0 (3-3) 9.50; 3. behind the Reds when 78 runs batted. Domlngo-Soto 17)500:0: II me," he said. "But there comes president. N Eng PhIls 9, Cards 1 2 I 0 447 73 10.00: P 135) 27.40; T (331)239.00. 3) 45.40; P (1-2) 112.20. Aiston made his announcement. - a time when you get enough of Miami 2 1 0 .447 60 51 SIXTH - 1. Bi Sister (5) 10.00 Almost to a man, the DodgJerry Martin hit Ins first SEVENTH "It's a shame 30 guys didn't Buff 1 2 0 .333 3* SI 120 3.00; 2. Marion-s Culls II) 44.0 17 10, 5.40. 3.60; I. Jos,per,z (I) - everything. This has been quite ers' players said it was a Sad bust home run of the season and 2. LarrI Miguel (6) NY Jets 0 3 0 .000 20 100 320: 3 Ruth Roady (7) 350; Q 145) $40. 5.20; 3. ica-Beltia their butts for him tillS Greg a day. It's the first time I ever day. (1) 4.10; 0; Luzinski, Larry Bowa and Central DIvision 1560; P (5-1) 10200; T (3-4.7) 151.50; 160)0010; P (5-4) 139*0: Big 0: 11. season," said catcher Steve 011ie Brown drove in got three birdies playing golf In Cinci 2 I 0 647 72 42 31 34. 3) with all (6) 21000, with all IS) two runs National League Yeager. Alston took a lot of the "I'm disappointed," Mid 1 t4stn 2 1 o ui 44 17 one day and I'm retiring." SEVENTH - 1. Whippendeal II) 15000. BATTING (400 at bats)-Grit apiece as the Phils posted their Pitt I 2 0 .333 06 75 540 4.20 3.60; 2. Sutton. "I've played For the blame for the team's poor True Faith (2) 54.0 Cm. .339; Madlock, Chi. Cleve EIGHTH - 1. Antoit.Bing (4) ninth win In the last 11 games. Icy. 1 2 0 333 64 92 640; 3 My Girl Peck (6) I 30; 0 (1 21 00. 10.10. Thus ends one of baseball's man for 11 years and he's been o*VIn In 1975 and 1976. 336 G.Maddox. Phi, .330; Mar. 4.00; 2. Fermin-Aguirre Western Division 2) 2610; P (1-2) 30.10; 1 (1.2-5) (2) 760. 340; 3. Santl Echave (I) gan, din. .325. Rose, Cm, .325. Padres 5, Reds 3 4 eatest chapters, one which honesteveryminuteof It. There S Diego 3 0 0 1000 96 40 447.40; 31.11. Walter O'Mey, who hired 900; 0: 126) 5300; P (62) 125 10. RUNS-Rose, Cm, 127; Mar Doug Rader dropped a bloop Oakld started In 1954 in Brooklyn at are so many opportunities to be the then-unknown 3 0 01000 69 63 EIGHTH-I. Madeawish (I) 7.00 gan, Cm. NINTH - 1. sm Ii) 650, 4.40, 112; Grittey, Cm, 110; Alston to the double on the foul line Deny 7 1 0 647 97 34 3504.20; 2. Travelmn Andy (1) 4.30 260; 2. Arla (1) the end of Jackie Robinson's up and down In this game, but newspaper in short 5.60, 300; 3. Pai cries Kan Cty 0 3 0 .000 54 51 400; 3 Brindle Skipper (2) 340; 0 (1)2.40; 0(471 41.20; P of "Who?", right field todrive in two runs career,contInuedtotj31 team's he'sstayedonanevenke, (74)13420. Tpa Bay o 3 o .0O 9 57 II 1)37,00; P Il-I) 5070; 1 1142) IatersaldAlstonwou1dm3age and TENTH - I. Santi 16) *700. 12.69. first world title in 1955, through that Imparts consistency to the snap a 3-3 tie as San NATIONAL CONFERENCE 197.50; 35 52. 540; 2 Maruri (3) 300. 3.40; until the day he decided to re- Diego rallied for 3. Eastern Division three runs in theopening of the Wed to base. ball club." NINTH -1. Mike's Hawk 12) 16.30 Ramon (2) 300; 0 (34) 37.00; P (6 tire, Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 01 40 0.20 3.40. 2. Sam Talon Ii) the eighth inning to beat the 5603.40; 3)19.10; 00 (74) 131.70. ball in the late l9SOs and then "He set the standards for all Wash 3 0 01000 70 11 3. TnpFern (7)3 20; 0112)3900; P Monday that day came. ELEVENTH - I Areha 1 S Louis 2 I 0 .647 53 67 121) 155.70; T 12-1-7) *09 00; 31 46. 13) Ii 10. 5.40, 120; 2. Negui.Sofo (2) Applications are being ac- Phila i 2 0 .333 44 Si TENTH - 1. Master Merrill 11) 160. 100; 3. DommnQo.Aquirr, (4) 0 3 0 000 34 63 4600 2900 6.60. 2. MovIng Lady (1) 9.70; 0 (23) 3010; P cepted at Seminole High (or the NY Gts (3-2) 6000 Central DIvIit 1503.00;) TravelinRosy(S)) 60; 0 TWELFTH - 1. Bi(baoB,ng three-on-three basketball MiIWS 2 0 1 .500 60 3$ (I 1) 51.10, P (II) 372.30; 1 (14$) (31 *260, 9.20, 500; 2. Sala Arca (5) tournament to be held Oct. 5-6. Chgo 2 I 0 641 35 23 755.20. 3139. 9.20. 300; 3. Manoio-Ecnaye () i 2 0 .3)3 33 30 Entryfe, is $10 perteam for DIrt ELEVENTH-I. Keith Geiger (1) 4,00; 0 (3-5) 39.20; P (30) 15940; On Bay 0 3 0 000 21 350350240; 2. RockinLutu (7)650 Big 0(2.3 with 35) 17740, DALLAS (AP) - It was R dry was waiting with some LA. Properly fired by Landry's eraged 12.2 yards per pass and Thetourneywillbestag0 20 1 .0006421 ger Staubach's finest statistIcal choice words when the former "pep talk," Staubach moved is over the 70 those Tuesday and Wednesday S Fran 7 1 0 667 75 S per cent corn- evenings, NOrms i 2 0 333 52 Il day In a Dallas Cowboys uni- Navy All-American shuffled to Dallas from its own 33-yard line pletion mark for the season. contact theand entrants should AtInta 7 0 333 31 6.3 fonn Sunday and he still got the sidelines, Stle athletic department 0 3 0 000 32 51 to the Baltimore 14 In 17 Somewhere 50 and 55 per cent -, chewed out by Coach Tom LanOne writer said Landry utter- seconds with two sideline shots considered is at Seminole for further inthe norm for an dry. Such is the life of a Na- ccl a bad word, Monday's Result formation. to Drew Pearson and an inter- NFL quarterback. Washington 20, PhIladelphia tional Football League quarter"I wanted Roger to go to Billy ference penalty. Deadline for entry is Oct. 1. I?. 01 ' ,. Ptt.Puft Alston: 'TIP ere Coin es A Tim e Dog Racing p Pro Football' ' Major League Leaders Three-On-Three Deadline Oct. 1 :ck. Joe real quick in the seam (of the Baltimore zone)," said •' that last drive, we probEfren Herrera then kicked a ably wouldn't have gone (or the passes for 339 yards In seconds left for the victory. our25,"saidStaubach. "But we 30-27 victory over Baltunore aand it him to break a little more Later, Landry gushed forth were In a position if we would was almost like the Cowboy ,ore he threw. The only thing I with superlatives for his quar- have had a Lipped pass or an quarterback's arm was hked was talking to him about was terback. interception, they still would, that I thought he could get it Into a guided missile radar unit over there before a linebacker "Roger Just had a perfect have had a pretty good ways to - except for one pass. could cover it. day," said Landry. "Each week g With 1:53 to play, Staubach "It almost cod us the game he keeps doing better." "I felt good all day. It iust felt missed a wide'open Billy Joe because we didn't make a first Staubach, who threw two good when I released the ball. I uPree on third down and Lan- down." touchdown passes Sunda' .v- guesslneverhadabetterday" MICHELIN IC' STEFLBE[]r[j RADIAI.IS - "ai't OPLES CHOiCE u luuuulull . " iT WUrTurnu,ur... vii icn TIJU LfllVL playing. The Chileans reached the finals after the Soviet Union refused to play them in protest against the right-wing regime of Augusto Pinochet in Chile. The Australian wins here came from 25-year-old John Alexander in his two singles matches. Newcombe lost his two and teamed with veteran Tony Roche to lose the doubles. Neweombe then announced he would no longer play in the Davis Cup, opening the way for younger players to pick up the responsibility he has long held. Newcombe opened play on Friday bowing surprisingly to 23-year-old Corrado Barazzutti 7-5, 6-I, 6-I. Alexander bounced back with an upset win over l'unatt.a 7-5, 6.3, 6.4. On Saturday, h'anatt.a and Paolo Bertolucci teamed to beat Newcombe and Roche, live tunes doubles champions at Wimbledon, in straight ses 6. 3, 6.4. 6.3. In both matches Newcombe played poorly, troubled by a sore arm and shoulder and by tonsillitis, On Sunday, Alexander outlasted Baranutti 6-2, 6-2, 5-7, 4.' - --- --- 6, 6-2 and the 3m'hour match probably cost Australia the match. Neweumbe played extremely well against Panatta (or 2' how-s in the decisive match, but ml was called oU due to darkness with the score 7.5, 6-8, 2.2, the Australian having taken the first set. - . - DISCOVER ,., "-. RI (14 PARI-NU1ui, flAUtiilNij POST TIME 730 P N 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday YOUR KIND OF PRiCE! 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Odom, 47, Altamonte Springs rc r It tells you what You need to know about growing hardy house P RUTH TUECH ts 0. , -_ Newberry, John A. and Pamela Davis Zipperer, Jacqueline and Kenneth L FAimon&, Al Smith arml Ruby p Sanford Flower Shop 209 E. COMMERCIAL ~ I t . ~ -~ -- - find 4_1 N _ -Llrto 11looratoc oe BEDDING Sold in Sets OnlyTwin Size k1i 10 MATTRESS & FOUNDATION Compare at $ Control roahc4 and ants the easy way -brush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around 49s 4 QUALITY FURNITURE - Al Ujf _- Edwards, William and Judith ' -... WINN DIXIE -..' .. ~;, , ` I IL Mug I LOWEST .- BEDD NG I pit!, 22005. French Ave. (Hwy. Il-fl) Ph 3234233 Sanford ; - N MI TV 4 R SHOP A T bathroom and kitchen iIturc Richard B Colorless odorlcs coating (lancy, Patrick and Valerie stays cflcctivc fo S. Reeve DIAL 322.1522 80autifullY styled In Pecan finish with fOfmica 10PS. Includes drass*r, mirror, chest, boacaso headboard, foothoard and rails. S"E $100 Reg. $ 9, $279 17 Easy WaYTO Kil RoaCheS and Ants Williams, Nmey Gail and Jaines Nlitford Jr. Jeffris. Virginia L. and Kenneth F. Alveshire. Kathleen F. and W. Carter, Patricia F HILDARICHMOND Deltoila Davis Robert E. and F'hyllis Bailey, Kenneth U d H ida por 4 Of Marriage Ilobtrt F 9J4 9212 Altamonte Springs Lonqood (East) sessions twginning at 7:30 p.m. at Winter Park Memorial Ilospital's Amociation Building on Alonia Avenue. Reservations may be made by calling the Hospital's public relations Harpt:r. Laurie Nlane and office at 646-7016. Neal A. III Fiorcy, Steven J. and Wendy Dissolutions Ike _- -- c and Jo3eph Frank IIn Jr. Professional Guide Poling jac Powell, Mary Evelyn and to Groan Plants Charles Edward Sr. SHIRLEYMILLETT 834 9212 Casso-fterry Winter Springs ForeAl City Alt4monle Springs 159.50 83.95 3895 - door. It was quite dark, so he Inconsiderate. (3) He enjoys grabbed me and kissed me hard sweets and figures tMt your on the lips, and then he pinched inck of willpower Is your my behind. I was so shocked I problem, not his. dropped my key! EverVone has a pr9blem. Whaj,s 'Me next day as soon as Pat yours P For a ptrsonal ropiy, write to left for work, Uncle Joe Came ABBY: B019 NO. 69700, L.A., Call# over to see me. I dicin't like the 90069. Enclose slamptd, %siflook in his eye, so I pickled up &ddroswd *nveI0p@, pj@aso. Abby'% bftkl*l,"How to Have the baby and went into the 'jovtl y w*wjnjj,*, "n !0 bathroom with her and locked Abigail Van Suron. III Lasky Do., Beverly Hills, C the door behind me. enclose a long, 6011-8411dress4d, Ile kept calling to me to open slarnp*d (2 k) anvele". 834 9212 Sanford 124,90 104.50. and Cynthia Orlando BED ROOM 11950 of Stanley L. Jones, 24, Orlando, Johnny D. Odom, 55, r Hostess. MIM CHAT. AF IR ROTHSCHILD CHAT. LATOUR CHAT. HAUT BRION I S ta te Con tes t MoVING CAN 1 U31=7 711M i Qu S oking 49 3- sm 6.95,2 5TN 4.49 24 OL MAG. LAMBRUSCO T1 SPUMANTE 0 SUM WINE L AROLO LIBBEY GUSS-MARE C .4 • •ZINFANDEL Miss Hartsock Passes Boards Dinner Honors Dennison, Morgan U. From CakMka Srce 18T_ 2.91 2.91 2 97 __zt,y IRf • CHENIN BNC • EMERALD RIESLING • SEMILON SAUTERNE 00 ANY 12101 GIRAUN 11111101 zi I oz 2.97 B less ngs Dear 860 SCOTCH 8 28 NY PRICE 99 " OMEGA the door, but I wouldn't do it. J. Ditomaso, ,i + I, J. Farr, 52, Winter - A Finally he left. an UfldaS11th' Edward d Dolores M. T 4 DEAR ABBY- Can animals Abby, I don't know whether t fl,amonteSrings ' Delabarre, 46, Orlando count? I used to see horses in tell my husband or not. I don't Lauiie Hillery, 30, Sanford the circus obey their trainers by .AL want to put a drain on their Winter Park High School will Sybil Shaffer, 215 Piedmont official James A. Swain Jr., 19 state preliminary to the and Cassandra Robinson, picking up their feet and putting relationship, but I really am be the host school for the three Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. 303D8. Miss ' Sanford, and Case L. James, 17' Nation Teen-Ager Sanford them down according to the afraid Uncle Joe will make a day Miss Florida National Contestants are judged on Pageant to he held number the trainer called out. in Atlanta, Daniel A. Tanner, 20, Eustis, ha bit of coming over, and he TeenAgcr Pageant on Jan. 2 scholastic achievement-lea- Aug. 5, 1977, and the Florida i My father said there was some __________________ Joseph Ghannoum, 38, and Mary C. Loveless, frightens me. 30,1977. Girls between 13 and 17 dership, poise-personality and winner - will receive a Eusth Altamonte Springs, and Odette ILInd of trick to it. BIG PROBLEM years of age on Jan. 1, 1977 are beauty.nere is no swim-suit or scholarsh But Listen to this. We raised a DEAR PROBLEM: Tell invited to enter and may write talent competition. all expense paid trip to compete female mink on our farm last So wouldn't you say she could Uncle Joe U be comes over for further information to Mrs. The Florida pageant s the in the national pageant. Longwood, and Mary E Eaton J L S ill 26 year and she had a litter of five. count? again while Pat Is gone, you will 51, 1,ongwood Philadelphia, Pa., and Faye Every day at feeding time this Rm tell t EVERYTHING. DEAR TERRI: I would say follow jWvq&k Ronald E. Muse, , Sanford, Swey, 29, Altamonte Springs mother mink would make five and Margaret A. Lee, 19, little patties from her scoop of that your motber mink could DEAR ABBY: My bus and,, ground meat, then call her Indeed count. But not all all the bringing home nuts, andPatriciaL. animals are as smart as the candy and gooey pastry even offspring to eat. Grady V. Stein, 35 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Morgan 6, Orlando Invited guests included 11s. Sharon Morgan; Ra y Den* She never made six, and e mini What other female owns though he knows how Casselberry, and MeMe K. hard I'm were hats at a rehearsal IUSN Ret.) and Mrs. Joseph nison; Francine Echols; never made four. Always five. a mink coat as long as she trying to lose weight. Mr. Smith 29 Altamonte Springs thnner Sept. William J. Reek 20 17, the evening Dennison, parents of the bride; and Mrs. Olin Jackson; Carol Uves7 lie' s lucky. He can eat before the marriage of their Mr. and M rs. Charles Altamonte Springs, and 1)0wdy; lisa Morgan and Lee Ronald E. Duckett, 29 DEAR ABBY: My husband anything and not gain an ounce. son, Patrick Morgan to Jolene Casselberry, and Rita F' Deborah D. Luten, 18, i'u ca ll him "Pat") is a U I j WOK at a piece of Dennison. The dinner was held Yuungers; Mr. and Mrs. Tim Morgan, bruther of the Carter. 19, Longwood musician, and he works candy, I gain a pound. at the Mayfair Country Club, Michael Morgan; Chaplain and bridegroom, who Is in the U.S. evemngs. We have a small My husband has made dirty Sanford. William H. Turner, 20, Thomas M. Pronek, 27, Mrs. W.F. Feagins( usN Ret.); Air Force, was unable to attend child, but occasionally I like to cracks about how fat I am, so Maricopa,A1l2., and cjele ngwood, and Patricia M. see Pat work, so I get a sitter, why does he tempt me with all and Pat's Uncle Joe and Aunt that fattening stuff? He knows I Mae take me (They' re about don't have any willpower it m the age of my parents.) NO HELP FROM HUBBY 4 Pc Traditional One nigm Uncle Joe and his Reservations are still being Memorial Hospital Oct. 10-14. DEAR NO HELP: He tempts ne clinic, to be produced by wife took me to hear Pat, and you because: Ii) Consciouslyor acMted for the Quit Smoking (lass to be held at Winter Park a team from Florida Hospital, when they brought me home. uncouclously he wants you to be fat. 12) He's unkind and 86 8 o W • •. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - PREM - . i I YL KY. BMUON CANADIAN ••• .- .•-; 1 , Area Ennanement An mals II*CENTENNIAL ____ •• • Aarriage Applications ornsrn*t we I I: : ANY 12 STILS 29 70 BUY CHIANTI It_ 9 GOLD SEAL CATAWBA 1.9s vae7 MADEN CKABUS 279 • PINK CKAILIS *BURGUNDY 16.95 GAL 4999 PM 0 BUIlIGUNDY-1110SE IMP. BRUGAL / 75 VI It BEFINKASTELER SCHWARZE KATZ SANGRIA _______ 1,Aj "L. A "L. CATAWBA 3*49 SEBASTIANI SHEARY WN"I PORT 0 MUSC. DRY 04 CUM SWRRY IS. So 76, CC DIMMARA CUEFINET SAUVIGIVON UNDER $2 PER FIFTH CASE IN 1/s GAL" 27.9s RUM 'o" I • jp 3 0T. 75 VWrAs4. 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The speaker regards Assisting the hostess In McCall ied the hrwi Constitution and Its amend- se rvlflgrefreshm ents we reading of the Opening Ritual ments as a beautiful document Mrs. Troy Ray Sc. and Mrs. and PledgeofAJegianceto paralled to the teaching of Glenn J. Wimbish. Members American Flag and Salute to Jesus Chr1-meth1ngtohe andguedsattendingwereDr the Confederate Flag. During revered, beUevedin,defe Sara !rrgang, Daehn, Mrs. • e businesssession, new year and upheld -to be found in all Martin Bram, Mrs. Fred ,. OIE3 were distributed to libraries, museums, galleries Harris, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. W. .&. ..•) members and guests. B. Kirby, Mrs. McCall, Mm Mrs. Roumfilat, program Gamma Gamma E chairman for the first meeting A. Sewell, Mrs. Charles of the season, introduced the Gamma Camma Chapter, Steenwerth. Mrs. M. R. guestspeaker, Robert Daehn, Alpha Delta KapQa, an Strickland, Mrs. J. H. Thiluck, prominent civic leader, who honorary society for women Mrs. J. W. Soverns, Mrs. A. B. •• . spoke on the Constitution of the educators, held Its annual house Wallace, Mm W. B. Wallace Rebecca Sweets(center), president of the Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter, Alpha United States and its amend- party the weekend of Sept. 1749 Glenn J. ;~ Kappa Alpha Sorority In Seminole County was chaperone to a at New busload of mnts in observance of Co ti. Smyrna Beach. Mn: John B. Wtmblih. Seminole high School students Saturday who attended a career day at ' A bern ution Week Sept.17-n Hostesses for the event were A V Valencia Community College, Orlando. Th e outin g was sponsored by the sorority He emphasized in particular Shirley Pfltger and Charlotte Xi Th.ta Epsilon chapter, and supported by donations from Martin Marietta. Whitmore. On Saturday, members enThe ring of the telephone joyed a luncheon prepared by early on a recentSaturday the hostesses. A business morning ushered in the social meeting followed, with com- season for Xi Theta Epsilon mittees being set upto organize Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. .ax lass Blum of Kotin , Stein beginning a two-year term of Deltona and her first question Mary Jane Hartsock, 1!•••E le Community College office include: Carol Dudley, was to verify the garb of the daughter (Mr Ben J. Kotin of Fred Stein and the late Mr. rill offer a course in Business president; Rita Brown, vice member Harold G. Hartsock, Wilson answering the Houston, Texas announce the Stein of Sanford. He is the Income Tax consulting at the ~resident; Ann Denton, telephone. Road, has passed her Florida Executive Point Building, 101 recording secretary; Patty It was the morning of a engagement of their daughter, grandson of Mrs. Gertrud State Nursing Boards. Now a Wymore Rd., Altamonte Swann, corresponding surprise "Come as you are" Gayle, to Steven Stein of Himmelreicbo( Flushing, N.Y., register ed nune,sheis wog Sanford. and the late IsidorLowenberg; Springs. secretary; Elizabeth Sharon, coffee, and members who as a primary nurse at Lake Kotin is the grand- also, the late Mr. and Mrs. Karl Students should register treasurer; Jeanne Guppy, arrived dressed differently Community Hospital, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stein of Weilbach, Germany. Immediately by calling the historian; Marion Giannini, from when they answered the Schwartz and the late Mr. and He is a graduate of Seminole college. Topics covered include sergeant-at-arms and Diane telephone were fined a nickle. Mrs. 1fl2 graduate of Seminole Bigh George Kotin. She is a High School and Seminole business organizations, em- Groover, chaplain. School. She has an AA degree Monies thus collected were graduate of Ball High School in Junior College and attended ploye business expenses, sale or After members exchanged added to the chapter's sunshjne Galveston and attended the Florida from Florida State University Technological exchange of business assets, secret sister gifts, Mary Ford fund. and graduated in April from University of Texas at Austin, University in Orlando, where he and-or dissolution of was surprised with a stork Valencia Community College, Pictures were taken as where she received a received a Bachelor's and business, sole proprietorships, shower. School of Nursing, with her AS dishevelled members SIPPed Bachelor's degree in Masters degree in engineering. partnerspa and corporations, Gamma Gamma Chapter eye-opener cups ofcoffee. After Elementary Education. Miss lie degree. M. J. IIARThOCK is presently employed by business taxes and tax reports, meets each month during the refreshments and fun, none re- Kotin is currently teaching at Florida Power Corporation In net operating lo6ses, credit school year to promote llshed the idea of returning Kirby Middle School in St. Petersburg. carry-back and retirement educational and charitable h me to ade and Houston • plans. projects and activities. Saturday morning chores. DELUXE 1. WOLFSCHMIDT IO?IML(STNOEC PEPP. SCHNAPPS-SLOE TEQUILA • *9.95 auu QUANTITY INSERIS 10 $Iu _________ 5 U. .. •______. ' - 99 UG SCOM WFIIIIIIIIIIII ____ 499 -'-'STUIIUY 10 Y Ite-yo-O CREEK BR B. JOSE CORTEZ - 82 95 FINE IMP. WINES X • 90 QUAIL 5TH GORDON'S GIN 5TH GRANrs SUNRIS 0 65.88 DANIELS VI? GOOD THURS.. S ". 30 W/caupm W/COUPON 12-STHS STH BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH STH JACK g Its Eight & Its Great , 71.64 SCOTCH • AM L(GiO SCOTCH OUAEITV I0MTSUU*YIO 25TN - UT. 58.95 GIN 40% KY. s Y R.-u• Ky. us 55.95 SEPT. 29 ABC 8 SCOTCH TOM SIMS J WALKER Ito scoTca UT. 92.95 5TH CHIVAS REGAL SCOTCN 107.50 STH BEEFEATER • AMERICAN '#" W IHTS SUNSET 4 YR. CANADIAN - UT. 58.95 SCOTCH UT. 95.88 HARVEY'S u*ri CANADIAN - ICOTCM CUITYSARK BROOKS K • 95.88 ouw:x aT. GOOD WED.. 860 Proof " GILBEY GIN UT. 56.95 KARW000 CANADIAN UT. 54.95 HEAVEN HILL 800 UT 5795 JACK DANIELS GIN FIGURINES iMI1P1 SCLMCUVg1 TOIL ' v 3 25 KeDO UM ON ow SACARDI I'TTUISSUACAU sm LONDOWTOWIR 940 SUNDAY His cm .3 IOTTLL *10W T1II It$. PUCI All flU OU*TITV NTSItUNO • rncw,s tSIO 49 . awuuu6 OPEN GOOD TUES.. SEPT. 28 W/COUPON 31.95 -• TEACNER N IGNWAY 17-92 AT 436 QU4TIUIMTSRUIIVfO COCKTAIL IT. es C Mrs. F. E. Roumlilat was the one sentence 16th Amend and institutions all over the hostess for the September merit passed in 191 3 dealing nation. A question and answer meeting of the Norman deVere with income tax, and spoke of period followed. Howard Chapter of the United the current Equal Rights As a Bicentennial feature, aug}4ers of the Confederacy Amendment. He appealed to MrLRO%Unllhat had ondlsplaya held at her home on Palmetto the group to re-read the Con table-desk which was used by a privileged and patriotic this is Gen. Israel tn Pu Am during the • MR. ED KY. BOURBON KESSLER BLEND 49 cm . I 4 KY _________ U JR. BLEND 49 SCM CITY LIMITS PHILADELPHIA 9.75 CASE . COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE 28 W/COUPION _ E31 17.92 PKG. STORE HIGHWAY 1742 NEAR 434 IT. GOOD mum ______________________________________________________ 4IT. RN COCKTAIL - UDC LEWIS "66" • CHEVY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SUNDAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE - PKG. STORE HI-WAY 43 - I BLOCK EAST OF 4 99 11 D I DON'T BE FOOLED! 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Donald O'Connor, Piper Ud JOn. Helen Wa&er. (8& i. I2. (B& 14 ()aand KssofHome.Morie Ps IGde 1954. IN SCHOOL TELE VISION: Orange County 3p.m.' S (Mon. Wed.. Fri.) 700 CLUB (l'ues.) LIFE IN THE SPIRif PRACAL CHRIAN LNING 10:00 CE SANFORD AND SON (R) CE CL PRICERIG 10:30 CE CELEBRITY EPSTAKES S MERS IN W 11.00 CE WHEEL (I) OF FORTUNE 00PG CE CE SEARCH FOR CE MIDDAY (I) m'rni HOPE S MOVIE: (Mon.) "FIn Slops b Danger." SIs,'J,,g Hayden, Rili Roman. (Tias.) "Ciy Dinger." • RhondeFIsn*c.1951.(y,d) C.y Tou Jotm San, Linda 1966 'The TaB Sbangw. Joel Ma, mI Blossfl. I 7 (Fri.) 'Racket Busters.' George Brent, Humphrey 00ga ig3 110 CI) DAYS OFOUR UVES CE CL AS THE RLD CE FAMLY FEUD 200 CE $20,000 AMID 2:30 CE ThEDOORS CE CL THEGUIDINGUONT CE ONEUFETOL 5 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B& 3 AN4ER RW CE CL ALL INTHE FAMILY 8 ylA ALEdRE 5 (ED0: Priempted Friday for Aqu, Fbj Wi$hop. 3:15 CL GENERAL HOSPffAL 330 CL MATCH GAME OM S ROC AND IENDS, UNDERDOG 4:00 CE IRONSIDE CE GILUGANS GLAND CL MERV GRIFFIN 1) 24 SESAME sTp,r CE EDGE OF NIGHT FAMILY AFFAIR ______ _ M0 WGGER ] k ';r 'C'fl The CIIIfICIt mamer$andyea of $*c, Tho - description of the 1audsroas'0I: Certificate No. ii Year f CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322 26l1 ____________________ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT IthruStim*s Ithru 2S times 2 times HOURS $ A.M. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY ffiru FRIDAY 41cc line 31cc line 34C 1 line ($700MINJMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Descrføio. of Pr...rtv SEC 07 TWP lii ROE E BEG 510 353ftS+300.31,WONECORO.SE NEWS DEADLINES .of NW'i, RUN W35.4ft 5 10 ft E (I) HOGANS HEROES 35.3 It N 110 ,, , BEG Noon The Da 8efote Pubhcation 5 PARTRIDGE FAMILY Nerne in which auus George 14 71 L. end EucoqWra 0. Harris Sundo - Noon Friday coupmy All of icid property being in tp COUnty of Seminole, Slate of CE SEVEMLY HILLSILUES Florida. ________________________________ S THE RIFLEMA1 i.-1 Unu suc,, certlicof, or cr _______________ ______________________ Hf Icites shall be rudeem.d cc _____________________ Cording to law the property — 4—Personals i1—lnstructio,n — legal Notice descylbW in suth certificate or ___________________________ -— Cirtificofis will be SOld '0 '' jy NOTICE oP APPLICATION I5 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? of 'ha HIGH SCHOOL POE TAX DIED houli deer the 11th day of Oc IN YOUR FAMILY? 1,7.IM Florida Slofites iii'. it I1:de A.M. AL ANON DIPLOMA AT HOME IN NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Ditid this 2nd day of F. . For tamilies or friends of problem 2 WEEKS of pp fw drinkirs. ,. Arttsir H. BackwITh, Jr.. trnc Cluck of the CIFCt Court For forther Information ciii 123a1 for a tas dead to be or write Sy: Thelma L. S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL The certificate numbers and Deputy Click Al A, Family Gcoup P.O. CALL TOLL FREE of ioivanc, m Soz 333. Sanford, Fl.. 33771. i blish: S.. 7. I 21. 2L 1976 1100427.3934 DED34 propeç, an me names in ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call ii wss aisse are as follows: ____ Frie. 6442037 for "We CareCertificate No. 1395 Year of — — "Hotline," Adulfi or Teens. Issuanc, 1971. _____________ NOTICE OP APPLICATION 0escfIptlssofp,q Mature companion to live in and FOITAXDIED FACEOW1THAoRNKINO SEC22TWPZ1SRGE lIE N SON 197.764 Fle,fd Sa'0 care for elderly wsman. Mutt PROBLEM ofS$31.2ftofeftofNE.Mof5W havedrjversllcense3fl47a(t,r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ¼ lp.m thai Richard F. uii&ww. OIs Can Help Name in which assess 0. C. the holder of The wing . Call 4V.V Houup,r, S day week, thUd care Waiver Co Basic Land I Homing tificates has filed said certificates Write P.O. Boa 1213 Corporation. alter School, good benef its, for a as deed to be — Sanford, Florida 32771 ref,renc,s I transportation All of said Property bulng in m. Th, certificate nume,' and years ____ __ required. Sweitwaler OakS. $62. County of Seminole. State of iI$u.nc,, the description of 1h Florida. 9171 or 169 0339 alter S p.m._ & oun Property, and the names in which It ____________________ Unless such certificate or cer• was assessed are as follows: ____ Nurses: RHi & LPNs. Aides. Aid tificafes shall be redeemed ac Certificate No. l701. Year of — companion. Needed' immedIately. cording to law the property issuance 1971. $100 Reward 6250434. described in such CSqtlficate or 0escriptl if pr,perty For th rifurn of purse and contents. — ceflificitei will be sold to ffi, Kep money. 322.1301. LOI37Orang,Estap16 osc highest cash bidder at the Court Legal Notice housi deor on the 11th day of Cc. Gouch. Name In which assessed Doretha Have some camping equipment yo IiV, 1916. at 11:00 AM. no longer us.? Sen it all with Al of said properly being in a this 2nd day of September. County of Seminole. State of NOTICE OF APPLICATION Ciassill Ad in The Herald Caji 1916. FOR TAX DIED Florida. 123 2611 or 531 9993 and a friendly 197.246 Florida statutes Arthur 54. kckwI. Jr.. ad visor will help Unless such certificate or at'. . By: Thelma L. Scott. NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN, lificates shall be rodeemid cc Deputy Clerk that Richard F. or Mlied W. Olson cording to law the property 6—Child Care Publish: Sept. 7, 11. 21. 2$, 1976 me holder of the following car desCribed in such certificate or —__.__.... UEO.3? titicates has filed said certificates certificates will be sold to — as deed to numb.n be Issued thereon. highest cash bidder at Itie Court Educational CMId Care for as low as for Thea certificate and years $3 house deor on the 11th day of Cc. If you quàlify. 323 $13i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tober, 1976 at 1:00 AM. issuance, thu description of the( I FL OR I 0 A I I OH T I I NT H property, and the names in which It Dated this 2nd day of September, . JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE 1976. was assess. are as follows: COUNTY. FLORIDA Legal Notke Certificate No. 1397 Year of Arthur H. Berkwlth, Jr., CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.l2C$4a Issuance 1914. Clerk of the Circuit Court Ia Re: The Maloge if UNITED STATES DISTRICT Descrlptionof Preperty By: Thelma L. Scott KATHLEEN JO BRITTON,wif, COURT, MIDDLE DISTRICT SEC 22 TWP 21S ROE 39 E N 301$ Deputyclerk I.uJ FLORIDA, ORLANOODIVISION_ OlS671.2ftofE IOOftOlNE'.OISW Publish: Sip?. 7, II. 21. 25. 1914 MARSHALL EDWARD BRITTON. OED3S COURT NO. 7IS9.Orl.Cjv.R-- ' Husband UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Name In Ich assessed Louree NOTICE OF ACTION __________________________ Plaintiff, LUCIUS HARRIS and Ware, TO: Marshall Eard Britten HARRIS, his wito, All of said property being In the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THECHRISTINE al. Defendant(s)_NOTICE 2009Spring Valley Drive OF County of Seminole, Stat. of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. SALE Noticelsher,b Florence. South Carolina 29301 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE pursuant to a FINAL DECREEthu Florida. You are her,oy nolified that a COUNTY. FLORIDA. of UnI.0 such certificate or cer proceeding for dissolution of CASE NO. 7IUCA440 Forecure entered on September tIficafes shall be redeemed ac marriage has beun filed against you cording to law the properly In Re: th Maloge if andyouararequIredto5, thu abeve Styled cause, the un desCribed In such certificate or PAUL DZIELINSKI, of your written defonses, If any Husband.Pafltlon.r dersionedunited5tatesMarshulo, certificates will b sold to the ter upon p' aflorne, and one of his duly authorized deputies, highest cash bidder at the court w$ios.namesandaddre,$.sappear willSeminol,CountFid sell the property situate In 5 door on me 11th day of Cc VICTORINA ALAZAS OZIELIN. below, on or before October 13th, SKI, tOber, 1976, at 11.00 AM. ln4andfIIetpwo,nai,,.,,..,.wi es: Lot 12, Orange Estates, . Datej this 2nd day of September, WlIe.Respo,ld.,it the Clerk of this Court either before cording to the pia? thereof as OF ACTION service on Petitioir's attorneys or TO: NOTICE r,cor in Plat Book Ii, p, 31, VICTOR INA Arthur .H. BeCkwlth, Jr. immediately thereafter; oth.ise DZIELINSKI ALAZAS the Public Records of Seminole Clerk Of thu Circuit Court ad&fjult will be entered aga Inst you County, Florida, at public outcry to 121$ Crofon Avenue By: Thelma L. SCoW, for the relief demanded in the New Castle, Pennsylvania the highest and best bidder for cash Oepvly Clerk Petition You are bereôy notified that e at 12:00 o'clock noon on Thursday, Publish Sept. 7, 11, 21, 21, 1916 1976 at ttie west door of DED 31 for Dissolution of the Seminole21,County Courthouse, of WITNESSMYHANDtti.W.I this Court on the 101h day Proceeding of Marriag. a Vinculo has been tiled Sanford, Florida Dated. 91476 September. AD. 1916. — agaInstyouandypuar,uIto (Seal) MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER serve a copy of your wvit$in Arthur H. B.ckwith, Jr. UNITED STATES MARSHAL defensii, if any, thereto upon Cluck of th Circuit Court MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Petitioner's attorney. whose name J\J Oil CE By: Jean E. Wilke FLOR IDA and address appear below, on or KENOELL W '.'.rERRY DeP(ty Clerk ' "f' before October 11th, 1974 and tile ftte original thereof wIth the Click of miS court eIther before service on Petitioner's attorneys or Im. mediately tharaifter; othicise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition WlTNES5 MYHANDtheseal of this Court on the 3rd day of September, AD. 1974, (Seal) Arthur H. BeckwIffi, Jr. Cluck of the Circuit Court By: Jean E. Wilke Deputy Clerk RICHARD L. MAMELE HUTCHI SON & MORPIS POST OFFICE DRAWER H 230 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 37171 Publish: Sept, 7, II. 21, 75. l7 DED.29 _______ FICTITIOUS NAME NoliceisherebygIyan,ha,,, engaged In business at Hwy.17.91, Longwpod, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name Of PATT'S GARAGE, and that we ltWindloreglstersadnam,wthtl. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the prIs of the Fictlti,,, Name Statutes, To.Wit: Suction $65 Florida Statutes I57. 5: Bruce R. Patterson James 0. Clark Sa. Publish: Sept. II. 21, 25, Oct. 3. 1,76 OEDS ASSISTANT UNITED STAT ES ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publish Sept.21, 25 & Oct. S. 12, 1916 DEl) tO, _______________________________ _______________ NOTICIOFAPPLICATION FORTAXOIED 197.344 Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Richard F. or MII'ed W. Olson the holder of the following cer tlflcates has filed saio certificates for a tax died to be Issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of isuanc,, thu description of the property, and the names In which It was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 1053 Year of issuance 1974 DOKrlptioflofpr.pe,ty SEC 34 TWP 205 ROE 32E BEG 2oe.71.N+ 1001? Eof SWCOR RUN E $31.1 It N 3601? W 131. ft S 36,Oft to BEG Name in which assessed Isaac Campbell & Lula Mae Campbell All of said properly being in the County of Seminole. Slate of Florida, Unless such certificat, or cer w,aji oe rudeerned ac cording to law the property described In Such Certificate or CiIfI(ales will be sole to the highest cash bidder at the court Pious. r on tti. 11th day of Cc tir, 1976 at 11.00 A.M Dated thIs 2nd day of September. 1974 Arthur H. BCCIIWITh. Jr. Clerk ot the Circuit Court BY Theme L. Scott Deputy Clerk PblIh Sept. 7, 11, 3, 25, 1974 DEI).3o ,.,......... NOTICE OPSIIIRIFFS SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that cartain Writ of Execution iI$ud out of and _________________________ -. wvn,y wri NOTICE OF APPLICATION Seminole County, Florida, upon FOR TAX DEED final Iudgmam rendered in t a 197.164 Florid. Statutes eforisad court on the 25th day of June. AD. 1916, in that certain NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that case Richard F or Mildred W. Olson the 1 tltled. Southem Discouni tn nwuqv --....... or ne fOiIQwlng certificates Plaintiff, vs Ned June, Defend.,e, his filed said certificates for a tax wtilth aforesaid Writ of Execution deed to be Igued thereon Thi was delivered to me as Sheriff Seminole County, Florida, and I certificate numbers and years o nuance, the description of he have levied upon th following property, and the names In which it described property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more W5 assessed are as follows' particularly described as Certificate No. 1642 Year of 1011ows: Onu 1913 Chevrolet PiCkup Truck, Issuance 1914 DesCrlptiui, of Priperty ID No. CCY2IIAIS2Th, Title No. SEC 06 TWP 215 ROE 30 E N 3413113 being stored at Ratliff & Sorw, In NW 3032SltOf5$49ftOf E 6)0$tt of 3 PIECES CHICKEP4.HOT ROLL '. of SW '. (less Rd). Sanford, Florida. Additional Name in which CHOICE OF 2 lormallon available from the CIvil Park Corporati DivIsion of the Seminole County Coh SIaw. Patito Shad. Baked Beans All of said propqfly being in the Sheriff's Department, Fre,h Fri . Mashed Potifo,i A Grivy County of Seminole, State of the undered is Sheriff 0 Floridi Seminal. COunty, Florida, will at Unl OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAlS 11:00AM. on the 39th day of Sip tlficafis such or cir CKET shall be redeemed ac fember.A.D. IIl6.offerfo,UI,a of cording to law the prperIy sin to the highest biddir, for cash, desa 15 PIECES subiedtoanyardaleslstIr in such Cetlflit, or I 21 PIrcc 1125 LTIIJI(T5 WIt be Iolc 10 h. iv me Front (West) Door of t Seminole County Courthouse in highest cash bidder at me court t In Our Air Condltjon,d Dining Room house door on the 11th day of Cc or Take Out Sanford, Florida, the Il'tDCJIIUINj above luber, $974. descrlbetj personal Property. at 11:00 A M.' Doled fhi 2nd dy of September, ThaI said sale Is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ o Arthur H Bic kwith, Jr. Fxecution Clerk of the Circuit (burt ________________________________________________________________________________________ E. Polk, Sheriff OPEN Sun. thru ThUrs. 9 til 9:30 FrI. & Sat, 9 til 10:30 By. Thelma L. Scott SemInole County, Florid,. 2100 Deputy Clerk Pubiih: Sept. 7, 11, 21, 20, 1914 Publish Sept 7, tI, 3, 7$, $176 DED3 DEDfl ______ Dl SA B L E D — MACHINIST - - — -. , - . ' .:...------ We Buy Furniture - Merchandise __________ Regular I 5 Value $ ijl , .. [.(Jiii... ',-.J lc,i i' I.. ..n,.,,j I • / (O Si0 GOOD AU DAY Famous Fo Good Taste ,,/ii//10U8 -kèo,,oe FRIED CHICKEN 'Fit Otily lAM TIL 930 P M.-Fpl £ SAT. TI1. 1030PM IaQCF,enctiAv, fHi*j BU of CHICKEN 7O P — - '- _______ — ' -, - _. Used Office Furniture -. 77— - - Real - ,., - -- _, — Sanford _._I - - - SINGER 322-2420 !' SANORAI Bingo _____ Every Wed & Sat Early BIrds 7:15 p m ,.,,,, - __ - ____________________ — Did you know that your club or Organh,ati can appear In this listing each for Only S3 per week' This l an ideal ay to Inform the public of your club activilici Sanford's newest residential neighborhood -. — "Gt Em Studio, 1,2,3 - S Homes ready for your inSpection and immediate OCcupanCy Adult.Family Sanford, Fla. Bralley Odham-3234670 BUILDER-DEVELOpER ThI "Good Ole Days" have never iift the Classified Ads. The Buys are still The Bestt . 322-2090 rote$ioiUiIy Manaa,d J _ I QUALITY HOMESATMODERATE PRICES Cent ral Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting uSuAl 1110511 a.Toea I,3UU1T OPENHOUSEDNSUNDAY;TiLS 1 your ck b Or crganh,atI() 'tjtd Ilk.' o be IflCIU(JIJ in s listnc aiI: I REDUCEOS2. utlfutly remodeled a rooms, 1100 ft.. new carpeting & roof, gas mace, large fenced tot. Near h school $19,500. Owner 32372. - tUand -a' 3 & 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Models I BR, 1½ baths, paneling, carpet, drapes, central air. *25.900. Existing mortgage. $20,000. 515.4 per mo. 321.0802. - ""' '"" Cliff Jordan Realtor III Call 303.322.3103 Landscaping & — Lawn Care Carpentry. Remodeling. Ada,t,5 Cuslom Work L'Cens. Bonded Free eitmate 3234031 OWER'S BEAUTY SALON merly Harletrs Beauty Nook) 519E First 322 Central Heat & Air Conditioning, For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322. 117). Carpet Cleaning STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work tPter wouidnt be any. ________ Ze Sofa & Chair shampooed t cli Guard, both for 13.3; Living '. dining area, hail, rug npoolng, regardiet of size, 5, 322 331$ - Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath. central heat & air, family mm . ga. age, large fenced yard. Separate studio $3,000 equity & assume loan of 537,000. 321050) Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 3221465 Tomorrow may be the day you sell Ihat roll-a way bed you've nowhere to roll away If you place a Classf led Ad totay, Reu Real Litak' fli,,., JOHN KRIDEP AsSOc 107W Cnrnrrerc,ti Phone 37? 7141 SanI,i' 42'4,jQbIle Homes II - - 2 BR, $'x.SO mobile home, turn., patio awning. Can be moved 51.400. Land 0' Lakes Trailer Court, $00 E. Graves, Orange City, Lot SO - _---- ______ Ii Improvements U 197) ScPiuIt Chatiu 3 8 R,I' 3 bath, 12' x 61' wIlt 3' x 12' tip out Call after 5,373 4165 Roof Rers, Carp,nir, Pntw Home Repairs, Culturing, Cement work Free estimates $31 5662 - - , Let a Classified Ad help you find mon1room for storage. Classified Adi find buyers fail, Sewing Alterations. Ores Making, Drape,, Upholstery 372 0707, Land Clearing IGHTHAULINGI YARD tb GARAGE CLEANUP Phone 349 5371 Pa R - The Evening Herald Cllflifud Ads offer no fancy Ctaims, Just . . ESTERSON LAND Ct,EARINr, Bulldozing. Excavating, Otcit wgrk. Fill drI, lQp toll. )22.59i3 Tree Service '.'druqt' S,ilei are In seasc.,- lell th - — People about t wIlt a Claiiie,, Ad n lie HCriU 322 2u.lI, 531 C E SHEPHERD -. .-. ""v. uenerai I ti Call 323 I'IUGHEY EQUIPMENT _______________________ Lite Clearing; Mowing, Oisclytg; I Fill Dlrt Clay; ny, Remodeling & Roofing. Rock, Sand; wishing, Painting, lfl5ide & Backttoe Loader. Ph. 222 1477 I Custom built cabinets & ____________________________ ii Maintnjfl Licensed. Also shampooing is & re upholstering. Frau ites. $304050. in Oa.,..,&,..._ - -'------------_________,_.._._,,_ - Car H o ei I I Landscaping & Lawn Care Clar Sitled Ads will always give you m re - Mu(h . Much More than u expect - 'o F! - EXPERT LAWN CAREMowing, Edging, Trimming Free Estimate,, Phone3zl.1792 Hauling I W, GARNETT WHITE Winier SprIngs- 3 BR, Ii bath, tam. rm., fireplace. I bik from —, School. Enc. patio $30,300. LongwoOd, 1 BR mobile home with 321b90I nice F'a. room, On high dry lot. 547-2020. Sanford- BR. CO. air, screaned porch, double lot, fruit & large oak Embassy, 12'xlO', excel. Cond. trees. nice nelghborh Carpet, R.frig,, Stove, front $19,900, $2,000 'i. about siao per mo. kitchen, washer, dryer, wood Owner will fInance. 2032 Jefferson panei, bar, ready to move. $7100 Ave. 333.4*31 alter 6. or best offer. 363 4162 2 For Appointment A Req Real Estate Broker SALES RENTALS 117W lit ST . Sanford 322-Soil or 327 2757 after Mrs. ' HERALD CLASSIFIED DEl PARTMEN I 3?? 26$ 3 BALL REALTY -- — J, Lake Mary -3 BR, l' bath new homes. Start at $21,500 With $200 down. Government funding. 8y builder, $34 619. Equal Housing OPportunitt Home Improvemen Window Washing. Floor Stripping & Waxing. Carpet Shampoo ing Free estimate 373 9$i Beauty Care CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALToRS-5301 Eves, 373 3119 TI RED OF SUB.DI VISIONS??? SANFORD 00 Thui little cutle will not last. Brick front, trees, privacy, 3 bedrooms, central air, garage Call now. '; Siding Aluminum (an (Over your homp *th alum %,1 no & tolit islm Alt0 i'nq Gutters i V'S (ip e Sdng Co 551 9363 . - El. REA.. ESTATE SANFORD_ Pick your own new carpet, 3 BR, 1 baths, $100 down. $116 mo pays all, 5' annual pct. rate, 340 Mos. $20,000 Lali Mary- 3 BR, 2 bath, near ke, large lot with citrus. Cent. H Carpeting, many extras, A-i Ad, $39400. 32) 5652. W:$.i JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY U - - Req Real Estate Broker 503W 1st St. 323-4041 or 32303$? eves 1505 W. 25th St. FOR IN FORMATION CONTACT EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU L ike Monroe Beautiful building and canal lots with big oak trees. Jenny Clark Realty. 322.1395. 1. UNSWORTh REALTY 135 of Airport Blvd. While e government has released noney for subsidized housing to ivatifled buyers. New houses in a ural area. No down payment, aonthly payments less than rent. all to see if you qualify, One Bedroom From . CailBart BUSINESS DIRECTORY - . Ri -ailor They're Hot" Bedroom Aph. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped VA Financing-Nothing Down. FHA Conventional.5% Down Il 323 7361 - .uxurj Patio Apartments 25,000 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South TOP AND THINK A MINUTE. 17 Classified Ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any. " uuvu Uardens New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM CARPENTER REALTY nfordBy Owner. 3 BR, P' Office & store space availabie, baths, central H&A, screen Patio, downtown Sanford :arpet,d. $25,500. 3221903 after 5. _____________________ 500 Acres, Osteen area. Owner must sell, SOUTH -. Ph, 322-9442 — - . Meetings Business 7:30 1sf lues THE - — - Cf SMIOV(J CHICKEN FRIED CHICKEN S. French Ave. ri BARREL — '—'-- .........-.-_ AMERlCAN fl" U'2 CHICK E N DI N N ER $ - - c.1nfEDNDAYI/T1/f i:. - -- ,,...._..........'...... C Tesedsy,1*. IL 1576-30 - UNEMPLOYED? Never again 41—Hou If ________— ' 42—AiblI, Honws , you have Sincet'e — desIre a 1 BR., furn. api., lights, water furn,, SI—HOUSIIIDId Goo Blautliully id 1sperIad Smitty, Inc. has orated I BR,1', amblt: Serious only please c III Mature an adults. No pets. $95 3flImmediate opening, GOod 3747054 after 4p.m. or write with central air and heat. P SELLING OR BUYING? Call me. Sell or 3764 after 1 wk.days. ne Rent- Nice 2 BR, turn. u steady OO mattteis & Box Springs, Over 73 beautiful homes tacit 323.9103 anytIme, employment Apply $35; We buy and sell goog furniture and GIovannI, Dettona, Fla. 32flj trailer. Double carport. Front 671.1141, Smitty's Inc., 2714 Orlao antiques, HWY 14 AUCTION ."y?!: On. or Capponl, Re. tor. Two Betirooms, carport, air, Dr ye. porch, air. SOOd locatlo. 645.4055, Sanford. 2732s1. GALLERIES, 332.417, Associate, After hours $31-I utIlitIes furnished. ISO dep. 332. DIESEL TRUCK MECHANIC, Deiary. 53.100 or $135 ma. FRICKE Class A. $3 per hour, Excellu & 1974 after II AM. FRIC KE t We buy used RESOURCE COORDNA ASSOCIATES INC., REALTC ES, opportunity for hIetily • 1 Item or a hoewfIJI SEMINOLE COUNTY 53)3753. PeriunC.d person, -Lots.Acreage Sanfont, Adults. Modern Studio, 1 FLORIDA AAA EMPLOYMENT BR & 2 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, — Used Norge refrigerator, good Will work under sup$rylsfo 3 BR, 1½ bath, red brick, Must 201 CommercIal of ke etc. $99 mo up. 323.50;, 'II. UNFQ- 42 dry Atres near e County Manpower Director condition, $50. Call 322-3715 after WIlling to talk terms. WANT TO SELL $4 In so,contacting, planning, Coordlnaf I Johns. $110,000. 647 tIll. YOUR HOME? 2 BR, Phone 373-560. MONOGRAMMER TRAINEE upstairs, SCre.nsd porch, no and establishing linkesges b Buying a new home? Moving to an SACKETT IN VESTMENT LOnOwood Manufacturing Co. pets. Air & heat, $125. 373 1763, Small Upright Freezer, ISO; Frost. apartment? CORP.,REALTORS wean social agencies, Four.ys lr Longwood, Pho $313150 NEED A HOME? $100 dc wn LAKE MARKHAM Fre.Refrlgeva'0,,$4 PPu,e 332 Get some action with a Herald Custons degree required In related fit Id payment to quaiifi bedroom, 2 bath home on Can 4354 betwes., S am. and 2 p.m. buyers .3 Mini Farm on S. Sanford Ave., sell with 1w, years of related 1, classified ad. We'll help 31A.jplexes BR, Ia. you write beat dock with access to La e or trade for Sunland Estates I', baths, central hi at. Management OPportunity avallabl periunce. 110,300 annually, S. ...... an ad that wilt bring a fast sale. refurt,i As low as 115,Q00 Markham, Home is carpet Id home. For personal lfltiçyii call 32 OEO. resume' education, training ai WILLMER, ICENMORE WASHER CALL332.2611 1 BR apt,, kit. equip., AC, carpeted, throughout, Has a beautiful lit id $512. ASSOCIATES. INC. REALTOR. experience, in cOnflde,, servlce.u5edm.cPiin t I: Adults, No pets. $95. 3222264 wk. MOBILE HOME on 100 ft. lot fireplace. Kitchen equiPped wi 531.4100. h 2 ..iQONEYAPPI,IANCES3210497 Personn.I Director, Semlno . PIPdEY WOODS BARN We Buy 0YS after 4. latest appliances. Country prlva large bedrooms, Central heat ind y Cnty Courthouse, North Pai Furniture 1 Miscellanes, Sell Hunting Camp in Farmlngton Area aIr, Quiet area, $11,300. AVON and an extra lot is available Whui h Avenue, Sanford, FlorIda, 337 for 30 pct. commission, Free Pick. - 2 Lets, 134' * 141', with 53—TV-RadioS?.,',0 Unfurnitte, two bedroom, SecurIt would make an acre for y ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Deposit. Adults Preferred. 332. HAVE A VERY MERRY r WYNNEWOOD - 3 BR. tam aluminum trailer with bath & bui retreat. $4,000. ily Equat CHRISTMAS- and the money to Sanf*rd 322 2710. Employer 6420 or 323-7315. room, range, refrigerat on room. Electricity, deep well, COlOt TV's from $30; BOW trom POOL HOME-] bedroom, 2 bat $15; pay for It. Start now-selling lot. Nic, and clean, $2O,50o. ar le fenced garden. 323 5331 or after Servic, all makes, HERB'3 TV for An This one has it all. New Con gwnens 3:30, 373240. beautiful products. Make ______________________________ 1200 French Ave., 373-U34 Rentals wanted, HI.way 14 Auct Ion remodeled kitchen, all late beautIful money. Call 41.43079 for ____________________ fl—t'xjses unfurnistieci WITT REALTY Galleries, applIances Including a compacto Infoimation Peg. ReaIEstat,Broferfll Screened porch and has 47—Real Estate y4f 55-Soats & DeItona-3BR,lI,,p,, PtioneS7l. 0!!!! 322-0719 29—Roor battihous. for the pool, A fir C 323- 7915 We are lookIng for a retired couple 322.77 is 3321 after S p.m. home for the dlscrlminatr to lIve on our property (10 acres, ROB5 $ MARINE 3 toS Family Rental Units Wanted DAVE'S 3394414 famIly. $42000. Saleor Lease 10 minutes from doWt*n San. Room with good food & receatlo, - Rent or Sell Immaculate 35R,2 H Private Buyer 17.97 _______________________________ ford). The lady will have Swimming pool, fishing, hobble bath carpu$ed,garag.,fencedyd 332peii house. LAKE MARY- L.ak,yiew Avenu Phone 3.0.5357 _______________________ With Option keeping duties and care for Cash 322-4132 sssmo. 333.749 PIN EACRES REST HOME 1.39 beauty. 4 bedroom, 2½ bath home our children, The man will be Beautiful 1$' Fiberglass Orlando Clipper, 70 For used Mayfair home Has publIc access to beautit applIances, - I BR, 1½ bath, paneling, carpet, Itp Mercury motor, tIlt trailer, "tools, etc.furniture, responsible for the cars of the West Lake Crystal, A spaciw Below markef value Suy I or 1011 items. ground,. A salary and separate $030. 3I.34o$ after S drapes, central alt'. $210 vito. $100 country style home for the Iarg Owner.Broker, 3231167 or 327.391 and t.i Uur a Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. 2 living quarters will be offered to sec. dip. 3230502 we.kend_s. Highway i east, near ________________________ family. Has all the amenitIes on Idyllwilde Geneva the right couple who must be 101 Brent,o Driv 9, large oversized lot. $17,300. S —MiSCeflneoUS for . Want to buy furniture, 544,000. 3 BR, 2 baths. beautif sober, reliable and Christian In. tollil li BAMBOO COVE APT Winter SprIngs, sharp 3 BR. 1½ tures. - anything tell Larson Boat wIth 12S HP Interior with fireplace, of value. 322dividuals. References wIll be bath, fenced yard. $373 mo. plus to Pc I. Win. Model 50, 2Oga. auto., 2$" full Evinrud, MLS.REALTORS One & 2 Bedroom apartments and Trailer. Checked bufore interview Is down, 71.r, pct, interest, 5375 I. dep. 531.0591 or 531-SlOe. furnished or unfurns choke. $100, Call after 6, 3739107. 321-0041 Niwi1 pays all 3225101. arranged, Reply to B all, co ORIENTAL RUGS WAn, cD redecorated Come see. E. Airpor DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a' The Evening Herald, P.O. 301 S. Sunland, 3 BR, carpeted, Box Blvd., Sanford, 373. 1340 Top prices, 3017 S. FRENCH any condition. low cost Classified Ad. DELTONA- Close to 5hoppig, 7 Olympia Portable Iypewriter, $30. 1651, Sanford, FIa. 32171. drapes, fenced, clean, lease, $173, $615124, Winter Park, Invalid Sedalde Commode, $20. BR, family room, carport, centr 'I 534434$. 'is Johnson, 12' V.B,%q CVI EDO.FTU_ Duplexes. Furn. or 323-101 between 4 & 4 p.m. Fib. Boat. '75 heat & air conditioning, On ni NOW IS THE TIMEI Curt. Trailer. 'ia Evinrude 9.hp. AntIques and collectabfes wantea. Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. corner lot. Asking 3 Bedroom wood frame home, OWNERS TRANSFERRED Small it,ms of quality 2uaranteed Complete Excel. Cond. $130. reconditioned auto RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE. 343. Iewelry. carpet throughout, paneling in all & NEED TO SELLI china, etc. 323-7177, 10 to 3. batteries. $1245 exchange. 3721. bedrooms & living nit,, on fenced 3 BR, 1 bath, Pinectest, $19,300. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES REEL'S BODY SHOP, Looking for a lob? YOUR LITTLE FEE .1 GENC ½ acre. Lake Mary area. 373-071. 3 BR, 2 bath, Holly Ave., $21,300. 1109 S. V. Hardaick,, Broker The Classified Sanford Ave. 3 SR. 2 bath . POol, Ridgewood Arms 59Musical Ads will help you find that lob._Merctndj Deitona, dia.441l I BR, 3 bath, Wilson Place, Hurryl $59,000, 5paciou 1, 2, 1 3 BR apts. Tennis, 33—Houses Furnished SWIMMING POOL SACRlflCE_ uprightpraa,cePiano Leading manufacturer Hurryi swlmmlng, playground, . 70''Swap & Trade and Wm. H. Stemper'Reaji,r REALTORS $100 ___________________________ distributor has aluminum recreation room, laundry room 2Ol3jfhsi Hurry Lake Mary-Rent a 2 BR furnished nc. multiple listing service and clubhouse. 2510 Ridge*ood tangular 3flO63 pools left over from ins home Instead of a house. Spotless. 19195. French intereSted SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET SALES MAPIAGER_ Mobile Eves. 323.1496; 3224164; 3flI$i season, half price, Ave. Sanford. PH 3234420 Men preferred. No pets 337.393,, Guaranteed Pianos & Electronic Organs with Anyon can be a ______________________ PRICE REDUCED $5,000. Owne Homes, experIed seller or a buyer, Installation and terms. Call 305. No charge, All aUtOmaticrhyttimat leaving state. Country home, 1' 3 room apt utilities included. 1st & SECURITY GUARD- Part time Liberal admitted free, $339151 Collect, Con,e trades offered. Bob Bill's PIano & RADIO CHEMIST- Experienced last vito. required. 322.3710 acres. 2 year old I bedroom, brows, every Sunday I to 3 34—NoblIe Homes at Organ tti, Sales & bath, Ct-I & A, carpeted, family roomItCitchen wIth radioactive elements Movieland DrIve-In Western Auto, 301 Bathroom Cabinets, w. Firsj St., 3fl-fl, ARCHITECTS.DRAFTSAN_ Theatre. South 17.92, Phone 322. and dining room, 2 car garage Counter tops, Sinks. Installation NOW LEASING 1214, $39,900. 2 BR Trailer, clean, all utilities, TV Part time, great money available. Bud Cabell. Sanford Court 322 5052 FLORAL DESIGPiER_ Es. 1. heat. Accept 1 child. No puts. s.io anytime. . 60—OffiCe Supplies 2ACPES LAND, Geneva area, Well perienced *j, 3flpQ4 -_— Apartments Zoned for mobile home, *a,coo. 75—Recreatjonaj Vehicles Sal' Utility trailer. TRAVEL AGENT- 2 to 3 Vi's. N,w modern single story I & Rebuilt, en 2 12' wide, furnished, I BR, AC, experIence closed. Lights hookup, bedroom apts. and completely Stenstrom Realty hitch, STORE BUILDING with 3 apart Mutt Sacrifice.... Adults. Also I trailer space. 372 OUTSIDE SALES- Draw, plus spare tire, 327.7437 from 34 p.m. 1973 Strá.mj73 furnIshed studio apartments. mints, 7th 0. Cypress, $i1,9oo, tt. w or steel disks, executive desk 4ETAIL SALES- Greet company Gregory Mobile Ho,ne, 3103 ________________________ SUNLAND ESTATESConveniently located & beautifully 700 I Intique Ortan & chairs, secretarial desks & XUTO PAINTER- S yrs. es neroxee CIrcle- 3 BR, 1 bath upright Piano, paint Drive, 333.330 landscaped. Abundant storage periunc, sprayer, Rockwell chairs, straight chairs, filing home on corner lot with large (Including attic) and "GE Energy Slide rule 31—Business P rty Hal Colbert Realty cabinets, as Is. Cash ano carry. DEBIT AGENT- Excellent calculator, hoUSehOld & yaro oaks. Extras include well, pump & Efficiency Package". From $113. AUtOS Wanted potential goods. 3373109. NOLL'S 323-7832 fence. All for only $1,1OO. _____________________ Call 3210220 between I & 3:30. PRIME OFFICE SPACE DIESEL MECHANIC_ Class A Casselberry, 17'fl. $304206 EVES 337.1557 or 332-0612 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE With or Without Lees,, Modern IDYLLWILDE_ 106 VihIen RoadBUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to $30 SHEET METAL MAN- Es. SpacIous 2 BR, 1 bath, apt. Kitchen BUY-SELL..TRADE Building, Air Cond. & Carpeting. Call 373.1631 after 4 p.m. perIenc equipped, dinIng room, living rm., Near Idyllwilde School. Se. this 3 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, 31 62—LaWIl.Gardefl ______________________ l3IsE First St 323 1201. air cond., Carpeted throughout. BR, 2 bath home on spacious home 3fl-Sa LEGAL $ECRETARY_ 2 Yrs. Exp. central heat and air. Phone 323. Adults only. References requIr. SCREEN PRINTER- Exp. Hoist Lifter; combination shower 1001. site, Includes family room, cen MORE CASH 3210011, KISH REAL ESTATE NELSON'S FLORIDA RUSI tral air & heat, double carport, AUTOMOTIVE MANAGER_. and commode chair; INC. (state Swivel Woodruff's Garden Center For Wrecked or Junk Mechanic appitude plus loads of extras. $31,70o. walker; bath t JOHNNY WALKEI bench commode 401 Celery Ave. Cars & Trucks extension seat; Wheel chair tray -WE SELL SUCCESS.-. Req. Real Estate Broker COUNTY- WIlson Road- Custom for Ernest & 31—Apartments Furnished 201 CommercIal Jennings wheel Any year thru 1176 models, 1 days 3233176 41—Houses General Contractor buIlt 2 BR, 2 bath, lakefront dream chair; seat cushion ano back 6—Equert for Rent week. Call collect, 5442131, rest _____________________________ 337.4457 home, on I beautiful acres. See for wheel chair. 3226117, ___________________ Carpenter MONTHLY RENTALS this today. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet AVAILABLE Ditluxe Aluminum Only exPerienced fleudapply ESTATES- 214 78—?torcycles above ground Color Tv, air Cond., Maid Serv, GOOD LOCATION Shampooer for only $1 30 Jim Hunt Realty Inc. SUNLAND 327 .0014 swimming pools. (2) IS'x7I' and per day Flamingo- I BR, 3 batti home ______________________________ QUALITY INN NORTH Nice large 3 BR, CARROLL'S FURNITURE 15*33' 2324 Park Or. 1½ bath, block complete I yrs. old, with spacious family room, wall to LPN, I to 12 shift. GeriatrIc 3222115 •. 1&SR 134, Longwood Motorcycle Iriturance home. Assume $16,7QI mtg., "Posseued. SacrifIce, ½ price, U2 1000 322-3991 322.9201 wall carpet, drapes, split floor 322041$ perience preferred, Apply In BLAIR AGENCY $151 $6 monthly, Low equity. Move ali collect 3052130410 plan. 530,000. person, Sanford Nursing & Con. BR furnished garage apt., Water 6S-PIS..SUppiIOS in now. C.H.A. EncIose garage. 323'31660r323.7710 NO SUB.DIVISION_ Small COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 12$ valescent Center, 930 Mellonylll, furn. Adults only, no pets. 3221305. WIinted, Residential House. .Small Price. 3 BR, 1 barn, site for Anderson Circle, 3 BR, 1 bath, Ave. Two femal. 'miniature poodle 1969 Honoa, CS 350, 9000 Miles. Iwimming sewing room, Pleat and pool. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Liadins.. walt.to.w.Il carpetIng, In ex. Con. puppis, black,, AKC, $30 each. AN MO PARK. I, 2. 3 bedroom Excellent llstribu$or wants a nice backyard 3223017. fortable. Back yard large enOugh cellent condition, on nicely land. Service station attendant & 323 05,1. trailer apts. Adult 1. family Park. Broker, 323-7171 O display new 1976 model As$Ø(, 323 OILS for a garden. Drive by above _____________________________ mechanIc, Bill's Union 74 Station, scaped lot. BPP warranted. 210$ Holly, Day '72 Weekly, 3513 Hwy 11 92, Sanford, Kawaskl, 750Cc round Night c then call for more Information, Pool. lop consideration AKC Doberman Pup$, ears cropped, Hwy 13.4, Longwood. 373-1930, With Extras. GOOd Condillon criven for prime location Call 303 shots, I male, 3 mos., $200. I SUNLAND ESTATES- 301 S. LAkE MARY SUBMIT OFFER I $'5O.322.3409, 37-4370 collect. IOYLLWILDE School SuniandLarge near. 7 rooms BR cottage on river, $173. Utlltie female, 6 mos., $130; 365.5710, corner lot, 3 BR, and 2 baths, well I bath, completely fenced, at. Sparkling) BR. l'zbathptom,wjtti AMIMO included 322 4170 or 323-4)01. shaded fenced family room, inside laundry room, . SHOTGUN & RIFLE, 20 Greet Danepsmal, — 80—Autos for Sale yard. Has ice maker refrigerator, 1femal,'0f tracllve paneled family room. pCt. off. Sanford Auction, ioo Central heat & air. Listed at dishwasher, disposal and well for sale. 372.3133. ______________________________ 5. Ir, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 carpeting, $23,930, F ,flCh $24,900, owner wants offers, Ave., 323-7340. bedrooms. $123 to SI3 month. watering lawn. Owner has already 1914 RX 3 Mazda, good condition, Cats& Kittens moved and says sell. $77 950. Adults. Phone 322.l$10 Call Sanford's Sales Leader automatic, air. Take $2Eacnt0900dhome Forrest Greene Inc. over payments. 3232913. Fl ITURA BY 2315 Park Dr........57Q 306533 NE have homes from $100 down, RFALTORS Or,. t Snqer' 'Op TOtjcr veterans no down. 112 BRMobIIeHomes z q Zaq machns ma Sew ________________________________ LeaseaDatsuninCludingZcar AKESIDE APARTMENT Adults-NO Pets 4%%ume trucks. For information 64''Horses LET'S TRADE ANYTIME I). call Bill Highway 17., Sanford ianccot%Ie55Oorpay511 90per Ray or Jack Mink, $31.1] IS. c'nDi Harold Hall Realty WIl Across From Ranch Housi l.ik trade in Singer Hors, Large clean) room apt. Multiple Listing Service 12 Shaded corer, excellent iocat',, ('C Pasture for rent on Ups.ala lupped to zig zag & make button SISOmo. Adults, no pets JUST MAKE 323-$67O or $3 1.9777'l equity and exchange for 2 BR EALTORS PAYMENTS- '72 and Road, $15 month, 373.13., REALTOR, MLS Ie 2S63PARK Balance of $50 5$ or io '73 Models, Call 373.557g or $34. 531-6463 mobile. $21,900. — lyments of so Call 323-5774 Anytime 1605 Hon. trailer, 3 horse Dealer. I creat tandem, all ,inaqer. 372 9111 or see at BATEMAN REALTY metal. $700; also registered S ANF ORDSEWINGCENTER BR. I barn frame. $l2.300-Terms I UNITS ZONED COMMERCIAL 1643 Chevrolet, *iij. Good sticker. quarter hors, mare, 9 years, Rg Real Estate Brk,r 30? E lit St DOwniown available. ental apts. with great appriat small, coggins negative, 1,63 Doug. Van, $200; 321. 2635 S S,A,'tO,d Ave 1300. potentIal. Corner lot with parking. Both for $350. (West of Det,an.I) 0156. .J31 QlS9eves 337 7A4'I Saci itce -Ethan Allan furniture _______________________ BR, I$ bath, masonry. $100 down, Convenient to downtown & 1742, Highway ii, 1 1.3rd mile i*'iit St. B..'droom, dining room, $130 montl" Ph. living $l,300. 62$.5019. Johns River at St. Johns River 1973 Super Beetle, on. owner, es ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. room, etc. 3720911 after 1 p.m. cellent condition $1495. ACres, 5th trailer On rIght, LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR TAFFER REALTY 322.7652. BROKERS Req Real Es'ateBroi,er Days-337 6173 . tic it..,,. ifl66 Nights.-3fl73$7 rr Ctptpr '°' HiraM, $"i.m FL =:::.'-'------------.-__-___________ VETERANS . _________ EV,afo I— 723. RATES SATURDAY .Noon S FLIPPER NOTICIOFAPPLICATION FORTAXDIID 197.246 Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Richard F. orMiló-edW Olson the holder of the following cer• tificates has tiled said certificates for a tax deed to be issued t,iereon. The certIficate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of property, and the names In which was assessed are as follows; Certificate No. 2010. Yair of Issuance irii Descrlitiva ii Preperty W$Sft.ofLOj40 + E llltofLo$j9 Washington Heights PB 3 PG 31 Name In which asseueo Shubuit Construction co Robert Brooks. Jr. & Nettle Mae Brooks All of said property being in the County of Seminole. State of Florida, Unless x.irti rfifi..... tsllcat,s shall be redeemed ac Cording to law the property described In such certificate or certIficates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at thu COurt houte door on the 11th day of Oc. tober, 1916. Dated thIs 2nd day of September, I 1916 Arthur H. Beckwltfl, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Thelma I.. Scott, Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. 7, II, 21, 2$, $976 OED35 11 THURSDAY I qv CE ADAM 12 S ThUONS .D STEn ADGERS' Robert M. Morris, of Hutchison & Morris 230 NorTh Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish: Sept. II, 21. 25, Oct. 5, 1976 DED.76 ______________________ ________________________ .'.'L: fFR lN EXDROS PAIL HARVEY COMMENTARY 1 I' ONOMy NIGHTS ThE 11° S ''' 'FEMALES FOR HIRE' — (I) SUNSHINE ALMANAC ioo (2) WTouofuow !J "NURSES FOR 5:50 SALE" & PIIISwapseOp AND PLEA MACKIT IVECY suNDay 'aat. 4P.M. CALL m4p, Cl) HAPPY DAYS (R) 5 0000 DAY: ho: *tImWlh MI 6:10 sion lo 5 RINTINT1N STYLE t15 . 4:30 CE MARCUS Wasy, M.D. T FAMLYAFFA, (4) (1) LOVE OF LIFE S LOVE, AMERICAN too $0. A,on (MiØ. S T)E LITTLE RASCALS 11:30 Mrning Ooon It*tisn) NOMEN CI) HOT SEAT Widnisday uu4 ' '" P' Migs 630 1LY DEVOTIONAL o Pouc CE S S NOT FOR ON:CGft:PoIye.,gsn, 2:oo isdss), 657 NC(Jp7 ]) STYLE 21 • NOT)C$AS EN ESPN4OL CE DALYMRO Sb %IVlSWIt4p too (4) Cl) (I) CE t, NOTICE oP APPLICATION POE TAX DIED '"'"0. Sta$us NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ,, AkMfdFIrM*WW.OIicn ,, ,, ,, _______________ ii—Apsrtmen? FUFnIS - YOU ARE MiSSING SOMETHING iF hAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY Tree Trimming, Citting & Removing LIcenSed and Insured P%Cn, 323 4403 or 323.1319. - - Well Drilling - WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type, and slje, We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 20/W2rujSt 3224637 List You' BusIness...DIQI 322-2611 Or 831-9993 eei II "iL z' 'a......................................... . , . . ". . . - .1 I ' - . . , , '''.: - .....''. . ' '. . .. . , , ' .' ;.':' :...i::,,..': �4$-ISS1$ kmk ""K so Pg. Ty, lsp. IL SLONOII _________ Asi OdcYovng Tlolg"30c" bou6mr 4; 3000 _ Wem SIZE 9 _I ? Golidy S3 Foot pan 54 ObItIolralm 13 R=.Wft 14 ift ore is Oro" 16 Irritate 11? PWRW bfW= 15 Tossup tyln 21 . I ____ Mort Walker ( NELL:) EL.LO I I ir I ( II LS \).J /" IiTh 39 hid 5 Kind 24 6 Pvsny 7 OQlf$ I SQtIf5 of 38 Prohibited 400o In 011 k"ll 41 Jabru (sib.) 26 Wax scow 43 (I (Scot) 45 Demolish 28 Oriental 46 Solor diak 0 Greft Whir 29 Three.-banded 49 PAsident of II Winter vehlde arMadillo (tuMi) 30 NO as much :; ; 19 rr314 rr ru.n-jr ii. ir -i - - - — - I - II - ii read the &rectlons carefully. mixed for you today. You'll 4 up In the plus column It fully you keep dose tabs on the an understand then. TAURUS (April 20May ) expenses. You may suffer a small loss SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. today tMongh oversight. COW* 21) Rather than talk about what your change Be awe to get you're going to do for a friend uarwdees on anything you today, urpdse hlmbydolngit. The act bell is what counts. buy. GEMINI (May 21-June ) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. F others moving stretch a few =' things will. Put the cap betk on You'll accomplish your pur. the toothpaste. maymet pose, CANCER (June 21-July 22) your = F F by Art Ss..o, —— so — - SWWW WILL MW HER AND r r Va WaH us. 1 L7 \ f - & I - ARICNI E i by Bob Montana ZI HE WENT TQ,4 LUNCHEON WHERE WAS - 9 l G ting A r i . 3 . a ByBOBIIA)YD Hauld Staff Writer County Court Judge Harold •.. — — - 15 — - F 17 - . — — have two questions I have rF IT MUST 88, COULD YOU HAVE THEM DO IT SEFORE, 133 *AKQIOI I KJ9I ,FAPL1 I - SATURDA"l -, , Saab You certainly don't need protein takes about seven gallons of milk. I've planned on seven gallons of milk for ewh doing this weekly, but I've Pound of muscle. Perhaps you heard the body would reject the think YOU need a pound of milk In such great quantity. Is protein for each pound of , this so and would it be a good idea! YALL LOVE ARTP4ENt muscle. That is not the case. About'75 per cent of the lean DEAR READER - You muscle is water. Only 1 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hsjmdshi 'rHis 'J IUXI( AT Y! T VIEW! mightgoto Your nearest YMCA orIf you are ln school to your physical education teacher and - TH GUY WHO UVES . WALLS ARE MMKTHIN./ H\ EVEWYTHING TRAT GOES ON IN THE NEXT APV:~rMENr! THAW OTI4ES THERE IS A BARREL a LAwf-IS/ 1L': -- - / , PRISCILLA S POP w p MUCH IT IS. 5CHOC)(- WORK SUFFERS' ) r ( , FOLKS BOUGHT A ej-r Tos-rEr.' j -. J• 4 V' • :. '- ______ by P&" 4f PASS Pan Pan Opening lead - K * f. . - ending. Dummy held a spade, diamond and club. West held One of each suit also, but,~ South did not know that. As far as South could tell West might well be holding a spade and two diamonds. South decided that he was. He led dummy spade, • And we knew better than to touch County Courthouse during a recess In their trial Tuesday. She added that none of the girls had shaved their pubic hair, which gave them extra "cover." . whether their performances are vulgar pa rtly In t he eye of the beholder, and depends partly on the dancer's own' attitude - whether she respects herself, said Margaret another of the dancers. "People know w hat to expect w hen th ey come to a strip contest, so they're not going to be offended," said the slender blonde. 'And j, ,1 -t: lO" CONFERENCES TUESDAY &T ATTONP - / / WERL16 V01jo M.fEfIPIG$ I1MDR AN R SSUM!D NAME TUMBLEWEEDS : by T. K. Ryon 149 CONULIPIN& SEGWNTOF E.G.:... 170 WLJ KNOW THAT -rH : r \ , VL EVaTl7-M A NEW 70MAHAWK CAN DE USEP FOR pFo01I Auxiliary .. by G"ThAeau 54VIV, AWAW M1V4?! -WW, )OVAZR -WOff, x9f/ A41E. ACAWMI gXrt#W&)W A"WAeaff MMW, ' __ -- , -. • .:..i 1t . -. ... • and wife, Laurie, savored as they celebrated his Bridge .....................7-B Calendar ...................9-A Why do the girls dance In the nude? "It's Comics good money," shot back [feather. t.fossword .................7-B no other good-paying jobs in the area Editorial ...................4-A especially if you don't have special - V - • • - . -. - I, - Sanford. Dickey, to become Seminoles third • - county judge when he assumes office in qualifications. Dr. Lamb It's not easy, taking off all one's clothes in horoscope 7-B votes In unofficial totals; 7-B his opponent Fredric front of an audience, the girls agree. At least, Hospital ...................S-A $ r not the first time. Several admitted they Obituaries ....•..... ....8-A needed a stiff drink before going on stage to Sports .,............. 10-11-A build up their courage. "But you soon relax, Television .....•... 8-B and there's really no pressure to go further Weather ........... 8-A than you feel is proper." - Jean Patteson. Women ... 1-2-B .... ... •.... ... .. per cent of the vote in defeating Broward Count) Conuiussioner Anne Kolb. Friedman, who lost to Republican Rep. J. Herbert (Herald phitsbyD,nna(p,,) 0 "I hope Mr. Newton is not a sore loser," she said late Tuesda "I want to be cleared of any allegations and clouds that might - iS ing,. ~w i,e In Seminole County, unofficial returns showed Mrs d' Saundlers the winner of the county In a squeaker by 125 votes. Newton received 2.242 votes to Mrs. Saunders 2,317. that an official complaint was filed with the Elections Division, which in similar cases in the past has invalidated several elec. tions. 1 still feel strongly about the issue," Newton said Tuesday ght. A still have questions about the law and Mrs. Saunders' honesty. I don't feel that Party unity comes before personal integrity." I q~ A Nv cr, - - -. • judge's hands now." I . . Newton said he would wait several days • butit:reai1ytnU 34 t Friedman trailed Mrs Kolb in early ret irns but later results 11 from large condoininiLans - where ~e tum dcroe well in past elections -gave him the edge. Mrs. Kolb siid some of the condonlinium votes may have been wifairly won. THEY'RE (*,~s y . . r "Starting last Saturday. they distribLied thO of plL S Jf literature saving I would turn vacant condominium apartments into low-cost housing," Mrs. Kolb said. During a televised debate last w"k. Mrs. Kolb denied that arge. Also during that debate, Frietiman accused %fts. Kolb of a conflict of interest connected with her strong support of an ultimately successful zoning moratoriwn in southwest Broward ; Iry VW APLUS —Chart, Sforles, Page 5A - • 4t . i • % -'-- ..' . - • ., "Judge Dickey"— It had asweetsoundandlook n CANN ., -• , - Seminole County 's Heather agreed. "It depends on what the newest judge In their body looks like, and how It's used." She cx-. platned that club ruiesdraw limits on how far Around TheClock ..........4-A Forest Drive home, m5&C _ - . . • u S P. A girl? Well, okay - - - but remember: Nowadays girls have to take equal blame' • that the defense hadn't been able to question her. Hanlon said the woman is being held in "Nude dancing is not vulgar unless it looks vulgar," she continued. "If a dancer has a bulging stomach and is all saggy with stretch the dancers can go during performances. I.- may be overturned by the courts and a defeated candidate says Burke in 1974, will get another chance in November. hanging over my head. I would suggest he go fishing for a while." she'll pursue libel suits already filed against her opponent. Mrs. Kolb, who filed two libel suits after Friedman accused her Newton, a court clerk from Lutz, filed suit several weeks ago. JoAnn Saunders defeated Miller Newton on Tuesday in Central of having conflills of interest, said Tuesday night that she would Ile charged that Mrs. Saunders was not a legitimate candidate Florida's 5th District but faced the possibility that a circuit judge press the court actions. eight or the date Elections Division could void the contest because she In the 8th District, Bob Johnson a state representative from weeks after she said shedid. 0- was late In filing a financial disclosure sUtement. Sarasota, gained 57 per cent of the vote to defeat Joe Uvingood. a Mrs. Saunders said the report inadvertently was placed in U the result stands, Mrs. Saunders, who won 58 per cent of the former Sarasota County planning commissioner. Jolawn now campaign files instead of being mailed to the Elections Division. vote, will face freshman Rep. Richard Kelly. tie narrowly meets Democratic banker Andrew Ireland in 4. Mrs. Saunders said the people have spoken" and said she did Saunders' nwne off the ballot, saying h! would rule on Newton's In the 12th District, Hollywood dentist Charlie Friedman won 53 not ezWt the election to be overturned. suit after the runoff. Meanwhile, it was reported several days ago - DOONEMRY 6av • who would not give her name. "I can dance havedealtwlthhjz-j hiring vulgarwlthall myclotheson,(fjdon'thave any respect for my Image." See NINE. MIAMI (AP) The three hard-fought runoff campaigns for Congress are over, but the bitterness lingers on. One nomination chicken dinner, .m. Post home on lakefront, Sanford. turned out at the po1ls.A canvassing board: County Judge Wallace Hall, County . . , Saunders On Newton *'I Su est •. • Sanloole High Parent Orlptatlon, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. P&rcnts Will follow student's schedWe. R.T.A. Empty voting booths Were highlight of day Tuesday Hanlon charged the date had "totally misled" the defense about the surprise witness THE JUDGE Ourselves," said Heather, as she and the other dancers took a breather outside the Seminole , ( H,r.Id Photo by Jean Patisisi) on whether a girl values herself and her Erikkson, in unsuccessful image." arguments to the court, in"That's right," chimed In a third dancer dicateti her testimony wo uld weren't doing any bends or flips or by Gill Fox -- •; Williams and Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce are to certify the electkn later today after 213 absentee ballots are counted. z imagination. You've got to leave something to the Imagination, or the customers get bored and lose interest.' Imagination. iiew York, -•;-• •-: - as fewest Seminole voters In history -16 per cent — IT WAS MY HUSBAND Juana amateur strip contest. The girl called herself Heather, and maintained that a dancer can be nude -well, she was wearing certainly with one hour. stamped, self-addressed enImportance of eating In velope with 50 cents for relation to physical activity Is Address your Litter to me in the need for nourishment and It care of news paper, should be planned so that YOU Box 1551, Radio City Station , are not st edwlthezcesslve NewYork,NylOOlg. THE WAY protective custody by law whether the dancing Is vulgar or not depends enforcement officers. The answer is yes. South is probably interested in getting to & slam. and prjncfnies involved, - (Herald photo by Torn VIIscsit) "The whole thing with go-go dancing Is the The speaker, a trim young brunette, was one of1O go-go thncers cgod with ex sexual organs while dancing nude In a Club Sanford AA, S -In l)l TOPS ChIlpta 79, 7 pm., over B&pUA Church, Crystal lAke and Country (3ub Roads, LAke Mary. Altamonte-South SemWle jsycm board meeting. 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks NO SR 4M. - 'Ise unna Dancers He decided to work out Soth bids' way to use dummy's fourth notrumn clubs 6r read spade to throw West in the knowlfthatfour.clubbldisa lead and end play him. force Amedcan Field Service to explain Foreign Exchmg, Student program, 7:30 P.M., Lyman High Sd"I Auditorium. Open to all Interested persons. PARENT 'Three A Matter Of image North opens one spade, diamond, a club and hI s South responds two clubs, contract. North jumps to three dummy. Hence, his hand Must Radto City Station, consist Of two Spades, Six N Y 10019) '• -. testimony by a woman identifiedas "Carmine Nettles" but Johnson ruled she couldn't - dhnondsandhj was to avoid the los r had been doin( some thinking MODERN, send Si to "Win of his own. south was not at Bridge." do this ng to mU anything In newspaper, P.O Box 489. -. testify because, despite thre& Months trial preparation, the state only disclosed to defense attorney Edward Hanlon Jr. on TUe3&Y that she might be called as a state witness. chucked his club an was 4111 Johnsensaldhegranted the Assistant State Atty. Ralph ErW= attempted to present • • South ruffed the third spade down One When West was able NXI studied the whole play of to lead a club to his partner. the hAnil. He felt certain that king of - arrested In the May 12 raid. dummy and East let two of his ba~y diamonds 0. Tbe ace and ling of clubs after is has been broken down person with a limited ability to by digestion. Most of the ab tolerate lactose, the double sorption takes place in the first sugar In ,ltk - Theresa Renee Weaver, 18, of tAkeland, because witnesses had failed in court to identify her as one of the dancers •e . blank his king. A club and diamond were played from He started to run off all his trumps. West discarded a de on the seco,nd lead and six of diamonds on the .• verdict of acquittal for Mrs. Sanford FW pod 111188, 8 p.m., post home. try J ..- - and ed W th played out his last two trumps. West saw wh at WaS4 happening and dropped his nine and Jack ofdlamondsto MONDAY, SEPTEMBERZ7 Bob Thaves -•4• aiied their evidence prima against Pinter. CALENDAR FRANK AND ERNEST - . usually within 30 minutes And formation can send a long, - - If 29 sugar (glucose) will rise Others who wSflt this in. RrAI CILLA WATCHES IT TOO 16 and entering the intestine, not to keep YOU Out of trouble, I am seven hours later. For example, $ending you -nm Health Letter if a person drinks sugar wsttr number 54, Weight Training on an empty stomach the blood for Energy and Weight CcthoJ. by Al Vermr . -- sexual organs th?vulg ar, in. ask about a good program for calories and 100 gram of good you. Your Ideas are far from quality protein Is UJIUSIly adequate for muscle building. the facts of the situation. away after leaving thestoma J / '141 FOP COVERED 'V THE TV SEr .. grams(3.S ounces) Of the pound of muscle ls Actually proteth.A good diet with sufficient pad of the small intestine. To give YOU a better Some foods are absorbed right background on wilght training r which dancers were cashed and South was ln dummy for a three-card 6A73 n 00(1 gets to the bohudrates already I • yn bloodstream? are what muscle fibers rca Ihavecalculatedthaetogain needformuchofyourwork 'ut. weight act ually one pound of . *QJ109 SOtrrH (D) East-West vtdnerable Would that be a good time to bulk, otherwise it is riot too work out to get better results important. The stores of car. 9-28 MURDER *72 942 $10 543 &J4 AQJ976 •AQ am bI L passed through the small in_ testine, then into the stream takes seven hours. 15 GOING To .-• could afford to chuckaclub K1os3 eat until the GOINO TO CLOSE ITS TWAor16 Up DOORS, PROSIDAFAIr TO THE BLOOMER I 'TRUSTEES, Pinter had been charged with tenmtdegneanorcontaof aiding and abctUn, hiring or procuring nude dancing In . and trumps, two threubs. In that°' se IT) ______________ found that from the time you rS THE. COLLeas Nine other dancers were to Fent their defense this afternoon before the two-day trial was to go to a four-man, two. w°' JU7 for deliberation. B OSWALD and JA%IES JACOB? Interested In bodybuilding so I by Larry Lewis in a raid by sheriff's deputies at the CUselberry night spot 1r. "*. I,. . -.... SqL, 157$ This year you may become Involved In an enterprise you previously felt was beyond your scope.ItIan't.There'aagood chance of success. : : : : : • - decent numner. Judge Jd=n 6652 CAMPUS CLATFIR with BIMO BURNS Juana operator Michael Pinter and one dancer arrested May 12 WIN AT BRIDGE By Lawrence K. Lamb, M.D. I P4 - iwu,r,i,on ___••- Johnson today directed a verdict of acquittal for Club YOUR BIRTHDAY yourself. Your reward comes from knowing you were able to produce. 23) It's LIBRA (Sept. dlfflcultto keep .ecrdatoday. Beforemâklng disclosures, be sure your listener can be Al ' ,::- :. I • today and you could buy silly there's something you need things. Stay away from bargain dune today, avoid seeking the Id eas Are Off Target EVERYTHING ELSE 01 YESTERDAY - I — — — JJ(,WHY NOT 1F HE EcD XPANDED HIS A GuRu SPOKE ON TRANSCENDENrAL TATION ff ____ 11 U - 'j - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents uana Boss Free si wa Fate a venture. If It will cost YOU while dusting. counters. aid of a talkative friend who VIRW (Aug. ZISept. 22) doesn't usually produce. EnA You're very enterprisinill today, a quiet, dependable acquain. but more for others than for tance. ' 7rtiYsr I I I TI I WHI — m ____ VqNA4JUy.KI WL1,FW"q SE'S A LDW .-: AQUARIUS (Jan.Feb.l9) Your mind ls not apt tobecnthe 1-26 : 69th Year, No. 34-Wec*iesday, September 29, 1916 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your money, don't move hasWy. sales resistance is very low PISM (Feb. 2111-March 20) if THE BORN LOSER ]Hleiitlidl Li work at hand today. Don't You have an enthusiastic friend knock am your favorite vase who will try to Indode you in on P4 rr a 37 MMII IIUIDonl proceed until y 4 Deacon lab.) 23 Woolly 12 Olympian 45 Knock __) col 21 CWi 29 1976 ARM (March 21-Apro 19) if trusk& you're wing unfamiliar SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) eqaIpment or materials today, Financial WAR DOW sisie 24 Hermft 27 Aillon 9" 31 C0I (DOlt) Mwih bird 34 %donts IT BE TOPAYI: For Wednesday, Septeniber So Dorwqe 2 Contend 20 Oklahoma ( HOROSCOPE 0 ACA068 41 Moo F- ' BEETLE u.. BAILEY - Pi t ouapunis tie charged that Mrs. Kolb's husbiLnd, Joseph, whom Friedman said was a real estate developer with existing proiftU, would benef it from the,moratoriuln, Kolb's attorney said Kolb resigned his Position with a development firin three months before Mrs. Kolb became a conunissioner. Kolb filed a sioo,wo libel suit; Mrs. Ko',b filed a 111-nifflion ac- • S.0 ,1IEitS - KNOWLES DAUKSCII KARl. See SAUNflERS. 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(L ' - I ;,~rt 7 . - ~- Y. I r ^ 4 0 i . t !4 1 1 k - I It, . I " 11 I . , '. I I I . OF 'X - 0 CD:E J I I ( -- • - _____ p _ 55 N m _____ m o * 9 % sa . luif 2 N - N , I . I, _____ ( , 2. ___ R. ITR :' :? ig 5 - 1. i r U) ) I - __ -1. . • -1 :~ -! W ", , . : 1. . 'd 1- - fl:~- WWI I I E. ' 8 WE - 11 11 - : C10 .- - LI Do f.).' • Er r= 2 arl J I JACKSONVILLE, Fla (AP) After four days of helplessness bound, gagged and blindfolded in dense wooand Sheri Linda Jaffa, the kidnaped wife of a wealthy land developer, wasn't sure she could trust her rescuers, ~; -- I ro %4 Z. I .I a : is f .. 41 ;..;.i 3 N , 11; All a 3H I 341 :4 & 9 ip _< I C:) Co ta ,3 IK 6 RE I ; IRi" Cr & 9 W . 0 - V C: 5`1`21 ____ 0J'r,.. f .~-- I b, - CAl 4 !1 C6 rC-) ,.. S.. . •.,- .11 . '- -. (,*. S! ~ Y, •f . %W - -.----,- - - "I can't recall what she said when we first saw each other. The big thing is seeing We SanE rd's Gene sweet looks for daylight in Pop Warner League junior bantam ganie at Oviedo business partner in a Jacksonville contracting - F -. -• - Mrs. Jaffa, 35, was hospitalized for ex- posureand abrasions but was reported in good condition and high spiri today Rescuers said Nirs. Jaffa was badly bitten business, was charged with the kidnaping and , i" , . ~L 1', -,,* :-- . , - . •.,...::,. . ...... . held under $750,000 bond. lie was arrested in jail, where lie was serving a weekends only jail sentence im • - ' .: . •. .. - hookup fees. Hover, federal Officials have informed Seminole that hookup fees cannot be charged. The city of Cassel berry has indicated an interest in buying Eagle- Dale -mid today the, bed move for the county would be to back off and let Casselberry take over. Today ........ •...... --... i-s . ,,. •,.. . . . . •. •. . •• . . . .. .'.. ' • • -611 . "I 4. I repot ters to discuss her ordeal "The mos,important thing is to get life back to normal," Jaffa said. "She is already dis. ' I , A' , ,i ,I -V I , -XA% ..,.~ o A q~ cussing a possible European vacation." . After the kidnap, Jaffa received a $20(),00o ransom demand. He got $50,000together and a trail of notes directed him to leave the money at a s pot in the Ocala National Forest The money was never picked up, and when the kidnapers made no further contact Jaffa and his to children made a televised appeal CUsed man, a native of Lwiipkin, Ga., is the brother of Aubrey E. McWilliams. a partner . I ': ç naturally makes the skin sore." Jaffa said his wife will not meet with head from trying to work herself loose from the post to which she was tied, which was similar to a railroad tie and si feet tall Her I , bonds were nailed to the post "She wanted to know if her husband and children were all right," Touchton said. "She was in excellent condition for the situation, She had been ex posed to rain, heat, cool nights and the tape over her eyes and mouth which for Mrs. Jaffa's release. -t , deep . 1 . FBI agent Arthur Nehrt),s said the a 4411 . _Vr , 1.* with Jaffa in Spectra HUJl(feN 5- •. h . ~ ,,, .1 - - (..,_..,'i wood Lake by mosquitoes and scraped on the back and ~&-' " I.Aupiyg ON -ft ~~' Expanding the Sanford plant and using the land spray system would cod slightly more than 114.7 million. The committee could also choose to ex. pand both the Sanford plant and the Greenplant or to build an entirely new plant in the UpsWa area west of Sanford. Either land spreading or well JectiOn can be used with each of the plant location alternatives. Also at today's meeting, Dale recommended that the county bow out of its tentlon to purchase Eagle Uti1Iti laltial'i. the ojvha4h We Ever Had home ~. ~.4_4~. - _. _', 1_1= rs can ospital Nirs. Jaffa again, Ellis said. "Wecall edout... heardhergroan and found her," Ellis said. It was just a mile from her kissed and it was the greatest kiss we ever against Fort Pierce Sweet found some, but n enough as his team lost, Saturday, 13-6. Photos, M. - g feet poinentofDaleRHaesto Calendar the civil service board, a report Comics will begiven b the Crossword ministration a refundin g Policy of customer meter Dear deposi ts ; a recommendation horoscope will be heard on an unproved H methodofapprovngbi Sports date will be set for a work Television session on the proposed new Weather charter. Women seat of the car because she didn't want to see Richard, was soon at her side. had ," her h usband said Jack McWilliams, 39, the brother of Jaffa's story on weekend's Pop Warner League action in ,; . I, JP I ..71- ~ .I SWEET SMELLS DAYLIGHT . ' gal,V. Seminole County, Page 6 - 1 - - In Casselberry, meanwhile, the governing body there will consider appointing a new council vice chairman and an acting city manager. Council Vice Chairman Sal Orlando has become acting chairman to replace Char l es Glascock, who r esigned The board has been discussing the possibility of naming long-time City Clerk Mary Hawthorne acting city manager. The manager, Anthony Guiliano, has resigned to accept a position in another city. the abduction, hid under a cover in the back But the rescue was real, and her husband, "Y I. . volves releas School Other items on the agendaThe Crooms freshman football team in clude: adoption of o rdi nances picks the amending the fees in the Tuesday night In Its season Southern Standard Building Opener at Lake Brantley. Page 6-A. Ordinance and abandoning a utility easement. i\l)EX Mayor Gerald Christensen Around The Clock L abducted her last Wednesda~ had been dressed as policemen, . ., Z 3: 'a~" . . ___ 3 ,.• l ) MM Under the new plan the federal grant would mean a bond issue would be unnecessary. west le Police Chief ,Nlatt Touchton worked With knife and scissors to . 6qM~'-, : r ___ 3: m a., A I 40 .4 '111W ;_ . I . 10 0 i1c " . . . > III-I 8m r .. --- - f. _____ ___ x U'P*D , R "... 1 __., CN "- - - . M 0 1 - *_ 0 3: ;; U. 0 t~ 5 . a W t' T ' >1 Im ic E 1W - R rr ____ is , 5 ____ 9 a P i Ir w ig 9 . .s 0III m p > --I .10, Deep-well injection ' a cut her bound wrists early Sunday, Mrs Jaffa - r. ..% ____ Seminole air an Eye posed in another case Investigators said Mrs. Jaffa's rescue in a wooded area came after McWilliams' girl friend, Edith Burton, fl, broke down under questioning at the jail in Macdenny, 30 miles of Jacksonville. "She drew us a map to lead us to the spot but I took her in my car and made her show us," Asst State Atty. Wayne Ellis said - j . ______________________________ • a a JEWim the sewer system since corn prehensive plans have already been prepared and are owned by the city. The city, in a lawsuit set. tlement with Glace and Redchile several wee ks ago, paid SM,000 for the sewer system plans. It has been estimated thatitmaycostabnutn,00oto retain the engineerin g firms services in pursuing the federal money Three years ago, city voters turned down a referendum on const ructing a se wer system when it was determined that costs of financing a bond issue to tht indiiduai homeown ers would be extremely high. Ch The Greatest Ki"ss ... ; i The Langwood and Casselber City Councils will I hold separate meetings in the respective cities at 7:30 tonight. Ir lAngwood, the governing body will again discuss the possibility of retaining the services of the Winter Park engineering firm of Glace and RadclUfeofileapphicationsfor some $4 to million in Federal funding under the public works law for a cit) wide sewer System and expansion of the water system. The public works law provides outright gran for approved projects. The city in a particularly good position to gain the federal funding for New - 3 ~~Ir.*., , I IIl I wade disposal systerim. The least expensive plan - with costs estimated at $13.4 million - proposes ex. Pending the Sanford Plant to serve the entire north area and disposing of the waste water by deep-well injection, a stem now be ing tested in Orange Cot in in waste water thousands below the ground, between layers of rock that will trap the water and keep ft separate frem the area's underground water sply. Most of the people involved In the decision seem to be favoring the other disposal system, land spreading, which costs only slightly more on the bottom line. Set-up costs are r, I c use e water 2,000 acres of land that t roughly $4ere Ch inlllions of dolla be recover y g sprayed I -- - I Federa , N rr I I ll . • ! : __ the phase wWdbe work at the Sanford facfllty. The alternatives being considered by the - _____ 14 -- o •' Z M ?I I plant has a 3000 people. At present, present capacity Is 2,400 So the first . . Iq ___ _____ 4I W 6 - I C C * = ~ -< M I ___ !~ i t,.!. !! .. I, . Cn--I 9 15* - XC vzt ,1:6~_~ 1 __" IL..* _ k-,l'. ,_.J, *.~ ";- -. F • dispose of waste water Porter stressed the fact that state pollution control of ficials will not t any system which would discharge effluent Into Lake Monroe or the St. Johns River. proposed = .. it 1. - mended that about 2,000 acres of land be purc or a spray irrigation system to been .-.Il ________ ____________ • - * "_ ,_ 9 fb - % . = -I ____ sgengineers Clark, Paul Porter Dietz and Associates, who presented several kind I. i . t!J .;. ________ - 0 s. ______________________________________ - s P_ a _____ I It ____ i - America - IV -. =. , L - . ., ' -lbl. ~ . Democratic : f _ , cent is - -,.% .: _ : on . . I ~ * 11 I 14 .1 j - By The Associated Press I . rl * Bill Dale, director of environmental The U.S. Census Bureau ser vic the $15 million would come Association of Chiefs of Police sharing and federal ass um pti doing most of the legwork for from leased statistics Saturday that he intends if releded to of local welfare costs. both federal and local f unds About Th the GOP ticket, is in Illinois, per Ford is wrapping which showed there are 2.5 mil., "stamp out the threat of politiexpected from Washington, while A UPPresident Ford campaigned Sunday attempting to shore up a Southem campaign swing lion more Americans -or a to. cal terrorism." Support 25 per cent will have to be rude up by the along the Mississippi Gulf Coast m (ann areas where it has r today. stressing Conservative tal of 25.9 million - below the three governments lie srdd in the first 100 days of and, in effect, told voters he portedly been wavering. times, while can- official poverty line of ,50O. his nest adminlstraion he would was Dale said no specific financing has been closer to the South iden. Sen. Walter F. Mondale, his set up. Possibilities, however, include either a didate Jimmy Carter continues The 10.7 per cent increase over give top priority to federal logically than Carter, its native to can his attack on Republi- last year is the largest jump in anticrlme legislation. Ford son. Democratic rival. said he un- user charge or the floating of bonds. derstood the seriousness of can Policies to the Far W. the 17 years the bureau has kept charged that "Congress has Under the spray irrigation system, Porter The President, who WS unempIoment a er, daTing Ms cain- records. when he spoke said, of the cod can be recovered. About dotMn(' a aries of greeted by some corntivo tothocho were out work., 00 part a year per acre an PaIgniftg today In Portland, Carter said it "means that we anticrime proposals he has sub- Democratic officials rter along the said in remar ks prepared are on our way to creating a milled. In a Baptist church in Balti. explained. by growing hay o,1 Lh ini#,lt way, accused Carter of favor- more, he told the black foc a group of Northwest labor different of Other Amer. cong land. Carter told audiences in Call- ing excessive spendin g for do. gation that children of families 1eaders that new figures on ica, a class that has Executive Assistant Roger Nelswender called fornia Sunday that the GOP was mestic social programs while who are deprived - poverty in underscore the New Poor." of a decent said the county did not want to lock itself into to hiame for spiraling prope rt y advocat ing "disast rous" cuts in livelihood will go looking for a any plan which would not allow flexibility an "indictment of economic Ford. who is in Miami today, taxes burdening homeowners. defense spending. in mismanagement" by the Fond way "to make it d in a speech prepared for a He in the the future. Neiswender said Porter's present to bring property Meanwhile, vice presidential Aminidration. plan takes the Sanford plant to "maximum conference of the International tax relief throug h revenue candidate Bob Dole, who Is See FORD, Page 3A cheap capacity." M F 41. . , •• _tl . , - I . . .... 1-1. I = -- 1110 t ~ . I r 9 11111111111111 0 . - !T;___ ~_ .__; ~ . -: I , I decideonalocaUonforatreatmfltplan and a method of disposing of wade water. Commissioners did seem to toward a plan that includes expanding the existing Sanford plant and using the Greenwood I.Ake plant south of Lake Ma, and asked for anOtber option that would include updating the o plant and later building new plant somewhere in we Seminole I . .. ; _ . .,. :. 111. . _-, * eha5tdt0e lean Herald photo . 4 M ~ -1 _i~11? ;L M.-174il". ____ a 1Z:1 .. et " - 2 • y commissioners today and Lake Mary a. 1~7. - ' - , _~ - ~-`,(, -;- , , - M I IL ____ -',;f ' 611H, 3: •,•_J _____ . AW T d the Officials capacity to serve count sidend a $13 to $15 million plan to provide •• - \ - r __ U "o- Ill I :. -. , NH _•_ %4 : - ,. W - " r QN, 9 ~ I C (3 tj ~ 0 . .f . _______ ___-I I ~ A •. 'S.. _____ i lod i S I \ I 0 _______ . ,~`A - - . 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(AP) Patricia Hearst — kidnap victim, fIt1ve, and convicted bank robber — will assume a new role today as a grand jury witness teatifyIn against her former Symblonese Liberation Army corn- Miss Hearst's lawyer, F. Lee Bailey, says she will testify against self-avowed SLA members William and Emily Harris before an Alameda County Grand Jury Investigating her Feb. 4, 1974 kidnapIng. The n-year-old ptJ1thlng heiress was sentenced Friday to seven years In prison on a bank robbery conviction. Miss Hearst's lawyers said In their appeal "Imprisonment ef the defendant would result in a sithetantlal loss ef effectiveness of the defendant in providing testimoney In ancillary criminal proceedln." Bill Aid.d FBi 'Taps CHARLO'FI'E, N.C. (AP) — Bell Telephone Co. eznploycs did the wiring for FBI wiretaps and cooperated with the FBI for more than 30 years In setting up wiretaps without court orders, the Charlotte Observer reported today. The Observer said these wiretaps were put on the private telephone lines of such people as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammad All and Dr. Morton Halperin. The newspaper said It based Its Information on imnarned sources and statements by retired Bell official Horace Hampton. Hampton testified earlier thIs year In a lawsuit against Bell filed by Halperin, a former aide to Secretary ef State Henry Kissinger at the National Security Council. UAW'Ford Talks Continue DETROIT (AP) — The nationwide strike against Ford Motor Co. moved into Its 13th day today after sporadic weekend bargaining sessions between top1evel officials for the United Auto Workers and the nation's No. 2 auto maker. There was no Indication what time the two sides would meet again today. Negotiations In the strike against Ford by 170,000 UAW members were marked Sunday by meetIñgkiwtilth tmIoi presidt LeorMrd Woodcock and vice president Ken Bannon conferred with Ford efficlals. Neither side would disclose the specific Issues discuesed. Commission Set To Hear City's Young And Old US. Still Hopeful On Africa Peace WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States, seeking to acceiit the positive, took an oaiin1d1c view of the declaration by fh hack African leaders that they reject some of Premier Isfl Smith's terms for yielding power to Rhodesia's black majority bet appare.Iy accept some basic principles for such a tressltio, The presidents of Tinin1i, Botawana, Wumhque and Angola, meeting Sunday hi I'k, Zambia, turned dewfl Smith's proposal for setting op a date council, with black-white parity, under a white chairman. This council wouldln theory, have powers to veto decisions of black-dominated council of ministers serving as an executIv organ while a new condlüdlon Is being shaped to give Rhoded full statehood by 1$?L The presidents also reaffirmed their commitment to tis guerrilla drnggle against Smith's white minority regime ani called on Britain to convene a condltnticnal conference ti) ______a black-majority government. Britain quickly agreed ti that request. &nith formally proposed pg5 transition plan Friday after Iti details had been worked out by Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger and South African Prime Mi'iistir Joim Vorder. &nith had called for a two year transition period, an bderIn athnlnldraticn directed by the state council, a cordituilona] conference within Rhodesia to draft a new constitution and an end 01 the guer ills w r against his regime. The State Department hailed the I niki' declaration Sunday saying "THE ROAD TO A NEGOTIA'lED SOLUTION IS NOW OPEN." U.S. ofliclals described the declaration as an acceptance of the fwv1arnental Issues Involved In Fltthiger'a recent shuttle negotiations In southern Africa, namely, the Idea that the Smith government will yield power over a two year period and that conference will be convened to establish an Interim government Furthermore, U.S. officials pointed out that presidents Julius Nyerer and Kenneth ICaunda of Tansanla and Zambia have both acknowieed pubildy that guerrillas will cease firing as soon as a caretaker, or transitional, government Is formed. There also was speculation that the African leaders were stalling because they could need time to try yet again to bring the feuding chiefs of Rhodesia's nationalist movements together to form a united front during the Independence negotiations. Meanwhile, Sen. Dick Clark, D-Iowa, chairman of the Senate subcommittee on Africa, said he doubled that Soviet Influence had led to the reaction by the five presidents. Clark, appearing Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation," also said Kissinger bad assured him there were no secret provisions in the proposed Rhodeslan settlement. Deputies Probe Three Cases Of Vàñdälism By BOB UA)YD Herald8taffWrfter lieu of $8,000 bond on a charge of lewd assaultona lOyear-old girl. IN THU C1ICUI? COURT OP FLORIDA IN AND FOR THU COUNTY OP SEMINOLE ClViLACTIONNO:N.p7$.C*4 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART. MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, And . - Ltt± - '- -. .' - £ v.'_' d. ..' THOMAS 0. FRIODLE, A.K.A Thomas Sascom Friddle, Deceased, DARLENE 0. FRID. OLE, Individually and as Ad. ministratrix of said Estate; and SEMINOLE COUNTY, Plaintiffs, vs. THE IMPACT GROUP, INC..etaI., Defendants. NOTICUOF NEARING TO SNOW CAUSE NOTICE OP SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Chemical Bank. Co.Trvslea SERVE: Norberne letIey, Jr., President 20 PIne Street New York. New York 10015 • MORTGAGE recorded In Official Records Book lOfl, page iess and CORRECTIVE MORTGAGE recorded in Official Records look 10$, page PS In favor of HER. BERT A. LICHT AND PAMELA LICHT, his wife; •nd ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE recorded In official Records look, 102$, page 1531 In favor of FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO: INTEREST, if any, of F. AN. DERSON VAUGHT. JR., in. dividuallyandasTrust,,,$oinedl3y his wife MARTHA LEE VAUOHT in to the Ing: PARCEL NO. 117 Mercantile Safe Oposft -._- 5' Trust Comp.ny Successor Trustee, formerly . PART That part of: Mercantile Trust Company, Co.Trust.e SERVE: H. Furlong Baldwin, G0V,WVent Let 3, kdi Township 20 South. Range 30 East, lying East of State Road 415. President Two Hopkins Plaza Baltimort Maryland 21200 PARCEL NO. ill lying within 30 feet Easterly • following described center line construction ci State Road 115, Section 77070. United States Trust Corn. pany of New York, Ce.Trvstae • SERVE: Charles W. Built, login at a point the South ii, of Section 27, TownshIp 20 South, RiO. East. said point being President IS Wail Street New York, New York 10005 PARCEL No. 117 R. F. Zrernski, 2,011.57 feet • Successor Trustee Two Hopkins Plaza • Baltimore, Maryland 21)03 PARCEL. No. *17 Darlene 0. Fridole, Individually and as Admlnistratrlx. Estate Thomas D. Friddle, Deceased Residence Unknown PARCEL No. 111 Official Rords soak eu, page 537 and Official Records look 531, paw 53$ in favor of ESTATE OF - Roger L. Maine, CoTrustee Residence Unknown PARCEL No. Ill L. F. Sadler, CoTrustee Residence Unknown PARCEL No. ill If said defendants ar, living, and if any or ill of said defend.jnt or defendants are deceased, the unknown spouse, heirs. devis.es, Qrantees,creditori, iieiors,orofher parties claiming by, through under, or against any such deceased defendant or defendants, it alive, and, if dead, their unknown spouse, heirs, devls.es, legatees, grant.es, creditors, lienor, or other parties claiming by, through, under, Of' against any such deceased defen. dent or defendants, and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in a to the property descrIbed in the Corn. plaint, to.wit: SECTION 77070.2505. STATE ROAD 115, SEMINOLE COUNTY, DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. ill FEE SIMPLE-RIGHT OF WAY That part Cl: The 200 foot right of way of the Seap.ard Coast Line Raltroad Company lying Northerly of Soldier Creek and being In the NW ' and the NW ¼ of the NE ¼ of the SW'i, at Section 21, Township 30 South, Range 30 Ea, lying within 30 feet each side of the following described center line of construction of State Road 415, SherifFs deputies today were GIbeon, 46, Section 77010: probing weekend vandallam at 23 ., Sanford, Beginatapointoflthe5ou$h Ilniof three houes hi south Seminole 21. Township 20 South, thatcauseddamagestotiij5 was charged with grand lar- Secti ceny of an auto taken from the Range 30 East, said point being . ies.t 2,021.57 feet North $5 dig. ii' 33" resMence ot J1e Ailoway, EastoftheSouthwestcorrw,.ofsai,J Harold Decker, of Altamonte Iae Monroe Terrace, police Section 21; thence run North i2deg. Springs, estimated damages at report.ed. 3303" West a distanc, of 3,320.31 feet to the beginning of a Curve a rental residence on SR-436, concave Easterly and having a Aifreda Lucille Jones, 18, 615 Altamonte Springs, at $2425 radius of 2,251.13 feel; thence run deputies said. Listed as missing E. Ninth St., Sanford, was Northerly, along the arc of said booked at county jail by Sancurve, through a central angle Of 12 from the house were 13 jalousie windows with aluminum ford police In lieu of $5000 bond deg.W35"adlstanc,ofji,%fed on an aggravated asuult totheendofsaidcurv,;thenc,,un s, Jalo North 0 dig. 23' 33" East a distance thargeafterals.year.oldgjjj of 54530 feet to the beginning of I frames, two closet doors, a , wascutwlthaknhfeatNlnthSt. curve concave Easterly and having Stainless steel kIICI)SII and Hickory Ave., according to a radius of 7,564.79 feet; thence run electric range, refrigerator Northerly, along the arc of said a report by Patrolman Mike curve, through a central angle of 6 dig. 27' 43" a distance of 323.13 hit Deputy B. W. Gregory repor- Tindel. totheendofsaldcurve;tp,,,c.run ted. Gilbert Matthew Wamack, 42; North S dig. SI' 1$" East a distance 79.44 Ieet to the beginning of a Clayton Realty officials told 870 E. 20th St., Sanford, was of curveconcavewestarlyandhaving being held without bond today deputies that vandalism t t a radius of 2.161,75 fet: thence run ho under construction at in county jail on charges of Northerly, along the arc Of said 2909 and 296 Waumpi Trail, armed burglary and use of a curve, tlrough a central angle of 7 aim In commission of a dig. 49' 20" a distance of 391.11 feet Maitland, totaled at least to a point on the North lineal said felony. Section 21 to a point on said curve , . w East of the SW corner of said Section 21; thence ,.-. 12 dig. 3S'03" west a distance 3$.31 , to benning of • curve concave Easterly and having a radius of 2,251.53 feet; thence run Northerly, along the arc of said curve, through a central angle of 12 øeg. N' 3$" a distance Of to the end of said curve; thence run North 0 dig. WI)" East a distance . so feet to the beginning of a curve concave Easterly and having aradius of 2,141.75 feet; thence run Northerly, along the arc of said curve, through a central angle of deg. 21' 43" a distance of 323.13 f tothe endol saidcurve; thence run North 6 dig. Si' 1$" East a distance of 75.44 feet to the beginning of curve concave Westerly and having a radius of 3,161.75 feet: thence run Northerly, along the arc of said curve, through a central angle of 7 dig. 45' 20" a distance of 351.11 ted to a point on the North line of said Section 27 to a point on said curve having a tangent bearing Of North o dig. 3102" West, said point being 1,343.0 feet North U dig. 331$" East of the Northwest corner of said SCUOE 27, and the end of this center line of construction description. Containing Li2S square feet (0.235 acre), more or less, exclusive area lying in existing road right way INTEREST, If any, OVER. STREET INVESTMENT COM; PANY in and to th following: o 345.3Q fS to the ginning of i curve concave Laiterly and hiving aradiuof2U4.7f feet; thence run Northerly. alona the ire 4 said curve, through a central angle 01$ deg.fl'4S"adistanceof3fl.lSfeet toth,,ndofuidcury,, thence run North S dig. SI' 1$" East a distance of 75.44 feet to the beginning Of I curve concave Westerly and hiving aradiusof?.U4.lffest;IMncerun Northerly, along the arc of said curve, through a central angle of 7 deg.45'2O"adistanceof3I.i1 ' fo a point On the North line of said Sed P tea point on said curve having a tangent blaring of North 0 deg. 55' 03" West, said point being feet North N dig. 5)' IS" Eastofth.Northwestcornerof said SeCtlon2l,andth.endofthisc.nter line of Construction description. ContainIng 4,553 square feet (0.105 acres), more or less, exclusive 01 lying In existing road right 01 way. You and each of you are hereby severally notified that the plaintiffs filed its sworn Complaint, together with its Declaration of Taking In the aov, styled court against you and each of you as defendants seeking to condemn the above described property located in Seminole County, Florida, by Eminent Domain proceedings. You are further notified that the Plaintitf will call up for hearinp before the Honorable Kenneth M. Littler, one of the Judges of the above styled Court on the 22nd day of November, A. 0., 1575, at 4:00 o'clock P.M.,intheS.minoleCounty Courthouse, Sanford, Seminole '0u,nty, Florida, its application tor an Order of Taking in accordance nhig NoraW, hubert, PP. Miny. SspturuL. 27 1fl4-3A TijiENoWc. iijirNiiki. ________ By JACQUEUNE DOWD fit to med because with the Herald Staff Writer Increased use of the civic center Sanford's young and old — over the past few years, it Is and their meeting places — will definitely bard to guarantee be discussed by city corn- any particulardate ma long miss1oner tonigt* at?. term basis." In a memo to the cornThe city's policy gives mlssloners, Recreation priority to paying contracts. Director Jim Jernlgan said the even If they request use of the city's policy of allowing senior civic center after a senior citizens' grotçs to use the civic citizen's groiç has scheduled a center or a space available meeting. basis is beginning to cause Jernigan pointed out lii his problems. memo that the city glves.four And a public hearing is "dlrectbeneflts"tolocalsenlor scbed'led to consider revoking cltizena: space (or the Sanford an occupational license for Hot Federation of Senior Qtlzens having a tangent bearing Of North 0 Sanford police said Womack dig. Foot's, an amusement hail and mobile borne office in Fort Deputy B. L Th3mpson said SI' 02" West, laid point being gathering place for Sanford Mellon Park; maintenance of vandals damaged doors, walls was armed with a pistol when 1,3.13.41 feet North U dig. $3' II" East of the Northwest corner of said youngsters at 2415 French Ave. the Sanford Shuffleboard and other areas of the houses. A he was arrested inside the &l5 Section27, and the end of thlscenter E. 29th St. residence of Mrs. The agenda for tonight's Tourist Club; two days a month motorcycle had apparently line of construction descrIption, meeting also includes: a con- at the civic center for the been ridden through one house Barbara Vincent on Friday Containing 49,39square feet (1.13$) tested resoning that would Sanford Senior CItizens' Club; and a small fire started In the aften. acres), more or lees. Police said a allow for expansion of Guy's and Wednesday afternoons at attic of the other. Deputies said IIIWI used a OWNED BY: SEABOARD COAST Bar.B-Que at 2101 French Ave.; the civic center for the Sanford the fire apparently cx- pistol to break out a door glass LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, The Sanford and Indlrn a request from the Chamber of Serenaders weekly dance. ttngulshed Itself before cx- and enter the residence and formerly River Railroad Company and T'se Mrs. Vincent ran to a South Florida Railroad Company Commerce cnnnunJty iffairs "Whenever we have any tensive damage was done. neighbor's house and called and the Savannah Florida and committee to erect "renic intheballdlng,therelsacostto Sanford police today were police. WesternRailroadCompjny,andby signs"; a fire department In- be dealt with In utilities, consolIdation wlthlheAtlantic Coast looking for hog thieves who spection of all structural d'UP ''' Iii other arrests, Longwood Line Railroad Company and by buiIdIng In the city, except preventive maintenance used a pickup truck to haul offfrers charged Keith A. merger with the Seaboard Air Line away six hogs, one black and private dwellings; formal programs, WhiCh *i' ittlflS Qilidrey, , of Apopka, with Railroad Company. five red t, approval of the city budget and cannot be dealt with lightly felony possession 01 controlled SUBJECT TO GENERAL MOR. a fence to gain tax rate for the fIscal year anymore," Jernigan Tote. subatance. Bond for Childrey TGAGE recorded In Official W. Garnett White's Records Book 9$, page 133 and which starts Friday; and The hearing on Hot Foot's barn off Silver Lake Road was set at $5,000. SUPPLENTAL MORTGAGE several other items. occupational license - which soutJst Casselberry and Oviedo recorded in Official Records Book The American AssociatIon 01 must be renewed, like all city S, page 233 in lavor of UNITED police arrested two men on STATES D. 1. TRUST COMPANY OF Retired Persons' Sanford licenses, by Friday, - was Mit Haiock Road 'r NEW YORK and WILLIAM M Chapter has requested use of scheduled after hssurancnan said the thieves apparently Saturday. Theodore Warren HOWELL, as Trustees; and the civic center for its monthiy Tony Russi made a formal used corn to lure tue porters Glassmlre Jr., 19, Country EIGHT SUPPLEMENTAL MOP. a f. complaint to r,corded in OffIcial y Squire Apartments, Ovledo, TGAGE Records "The chapter had built up a mission. CIty police also con- hogs at szo, ponce reported. Charged with possession of of UNITED STATES TRUST James Sciplo, 38, I41 W. 12th membership of over 150 duçt,edan investigation of ti a sawed-off shotgun. Bond was I COMPANY OF NEW YORK and . St., Sanford, was released members," President James B. ROGERLMAINEa5Tru%t,.s;and set at according to MORTGAGE $8,000, Florida Hospital, Orlando, Grant wrote. "But due to recorded in Official Russi, whose office COW1t Jail records. Records Book 73. page 173 I Iavr of Sunday after treatment for a inadequate meeting room space door to HOt Foot's, MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY Wayne Harrison Stump!, 18, and at First Federal and also the about vandalism by young ciA over his left eye sustained NELSON H. STR1TEHOFF, as early Saturday when Maitland two Route One, was held Trustee,; ad Chamber of Conunerce patrons of the amusement building, our membership has The official notice of hearing WildeOtifled men, one armed in lieu of 1l,000 bond on THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL III. DENTURE recorded In Official wine bottle, assaulted the cbrges of possesslop of a dropped to approxImately 60 gives seven reasons for Records Book ill, page pedesterlan at 16th St. and sawed-off shotgun, aggrawted ,01 MERCANTILE members. Even with this sidering revoking Hot SAFE DEI'C'SIT Oleander Ave., Sanford. assault and use of a firearm in SNO TRUST COMPANY and C IL number wc are crsmped." ilceme: 'njury and dSttl HEINMLJLLER, Succ,&$C, Jerrugan did nor make a of private properly in the Police said two citizens found commission of a felony. trusees; and rnendatIon to the corn- vicinity; Improper and the Injured man at 11th St. and Sheriff's Deputy Jun Hthbard CONSOLIDATED NOR TGAU( missionvrs. but said: "1 (eel dangerous operatIon 01 motor Pear Ave. as be wandered arrested Larry J. Branes, ), recor in Otficlal Records BoW 531, page 5.17 and FIRST SUP there is going to be quite a fw vehicles; Consumption of about leaving a trail of blood at Carnillia Drive, Forest City, on PLEMENTAL NOR Tc.AGU times there will be conflict of alcoholic beverages; loud 3 a t*zrglaiy charge after he recorded In Of(,cial Records B*k ezliitlng contract corn- boisterous noises; trespassing; $31 PJJI 303 ifl favor of CPIEMICA4.. In weekend arreati, Sanford was fund Inside a vacoj APIiC and I. F S.DiER. I nilttinents on this dak or on littering; and Indecent cx- police lalled Mark Bradley house on Terrace Blvd., any ether date in which they see posuie. Morrison, 82,605W. FIrst St., In deputies reported. FINAL J(JCJMIP v'co.utd In -i-ç 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEANG OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTlN DISTRICTS AP1f. BOUNOAqIES OF THE ZONING ORD1NANCd Op THE CITY OF SANFOO, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public tearing will b held at the Cmission Room in the City Hall intte City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:000'clockp.m.OnOCtober it, 157k, to coMider changes and mlnt$totheZoningOrdininceh, city of Sanford, Florida, U follows: A portion of that certain property lyIng on the East side of Sanford Avenue and between 25th Street and 25th Place Is proposed to be rezoned to GC.2 (General Commerdlai) District. Said property being +ore particularly described as follOws: a. From RC.1 (Restricted Corn. merclai) District: Lois 5, 7.., and 10. Block I, Palm Terrace, Fiat ecca , page 53. b. From SRi (Single Faiy Residential Dwelling) District: ot 11,i3andi3.Blocki,PaImTer,'ac,, Plat Book 1. Page $2. All parties In interest and clttit Qil have an opportunity to be heard it said hearing. By order of the City Comml$sIon at the City of Sanford. Floridal i H. N. Tamm. Jr. City Clerk Publish Sept. 27. 1575 DED 131 I _________________________ BRIEF .. on or before the 1'h day of November, A. 0., 157$. and tile the original with the Clerk of he above styled Court on said date, to show cause what right, tit!e, interest or lien you or any of you have in andtotheprop.rtydescrlbed Insald Complaint and to show cause, if any you have, why said property should '1 be condemned far the uses and pus eses IS set forth in the Corn plaint filed herein. If you fall to do so. a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL of said Court on the 21st day of September, A. 0.. 1576. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish Sept. 27IOct. 4. ii, ii, 197$ Tropical Storm Brewing MIAMI (AP) — A tropical depression formed early today in the Atlantic Ocean, and forecasters said it could become the season's seventh tropical storm by Tuesday. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center said the depression, with highest winds of 35 miles an hour, was centered about 650 miles southeast of Bermuda and drifting northward. It posed no immediate threat to land. "Conditions favor some strengthening during the next 24 hours and if this occurs it will become a tropical storm," a forecaster said. If the depression's winds exceed 39 m.p.h., the storm will be called Gloria. Two of the season's tropical storms have become hurricanes. The Atlantic hurricane season began June 1 and ends Nov. 30. I I I DEO132 _________________________ NOTICI NOTICE Is hereby given that the PART II Board of County Commissioners 04 That part of: Seminole County. Florida, shail at 7:00 p.m. or as soon as possible A part of Lots Sand 15, SHUMAPI'S DED125 thereafter, on the 15th day of Or ADDITION to EUREKA HAM. tober, 1974, in the Seminole County MOCK, recorded I Put Book 2, Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. paO.S3.Pt4icRacordsof5,inol, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 'C0idlet the adopti9 of to CONSIDER 'THE DOPTloN County, Florida. lying wIthin the foot right of way of the Seaboard OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITY following Ordinance: AN ORDINANCE RELATIN CIT OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Coast Line Railroad Company. Notice Is hereby given that a THE UNINCORPORATED AREAS SEMINOLE COUNTY. Public Hearing will be held at the OF ALSO: Commission Room in the City Hail FLORIDA: AMENDING SECTI( That part 01: In the City of Sanford, Florida, at I OF EACH OF THE FOLLOWI?% ORDINANCES: A part of Lets M and 25, SPRING 7:000'clock p.m. on October 11, 1576, Woo DL A N OS ST R E El IIAMMOCK, recorded in Plat Book to consider the adoption of an or. dinanc. by the City of Sanford, LIGHTING DISTRICT 7, pages 2 to 5, PublIc Records Ordnance No. 743 Seminole County, Florida, lying Florida. title of which Is as follows: NORT H GATE ORDINANCENO. 1341 STR EL withintPe2oofootrightofwayotth, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad ANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOF LIGHTING DISTRICT Ordinance No. 74.5 SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMEN. Company; TRAILWOOD DING CHAPTER i6'.— 1 OF THE ESTATES lylngwlthln3ofeef eachsideofthe CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. STREET LIGHTING 0ISTRlC1 FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME Ordinance No. 74.5 following described center line BEING KNOWN construction of State Road 11 AS THE TANGLEW000 STREET MECHANICAL CODE. Section 77070: SAID LIGHTING DISTRICT AMENDMENT ADOPTING THE Ordinance No. 75.4 ti Begin at a point on the South line of 1575 EDITION OF THE STANDARD IDYLLWILOE OF LOCH ARBOR SectIon 27, Township 20 South. MECHANICAL CODE. AS STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT WITH Range 30 East. said point being AMENDED. THE Ordinance No. 751 FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS: 2.02157 feet North IS dig. II'))" STERLING PARK STREET Eastofthe5outhw,stcornerofsald DELETION OF SECTION *06 LIGHTING DISTRICT section 27; thence run North 12 dig. ENTITLED "FEES" OF THE Ordinance No. 73.s STANDARD MECHANICAL 33. 03" West a distance Qf 3,3)5 APPLE VALLEY STREET fed to the beginning of a curve CODE: AMENDMENT OF SEC. LIGHTING DISTRICT concave Easterly and having a TION 303.2 (a) 3 TO DELETE THE ordinance No. 75.7 radius of 2.251.1) fed; thence run REQUIREMENT THAT THE SUNLAND ESTATES STREET OR Northerly, along the arc of said OPENING DOOR OR LIGHTING DISTRICT F','%SAGEWAY BE NO LESS THAN curve, through a central angi, Of 12 Ordiine No. 75.11 TWO FEET IN WIDTH: AMEND. deg.SI'36"adljtJnceof519O$f TEMPLE TERRACE ANNEX to the end of said curve; thence run MENT OF SECTION 303.2 (a) 1 TO STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT North 0 dig. 23' 33" East a distance DELETE THE REQUIREMENT Ordinance No. 7313 of 54530 feet to the beginning of a THAT THE OPENING AND TUSCAWILLA STREET curve concave Easterly and having PASSAGEWAY BE NO LESS THAN a radius of 2,544.79 feet; tience run THIRTY INCHES BY THIRTY LIGHTING DISTRICT Ordinance Plo. 73 17 Northerly, along the arc of said INCHES: AMENDMENT OF LA U R EL WOOD SECTION 303.2 (a) S (A) TO ST RE I curve, through a central angle of dig. n' 43" a dIstae of 323.13 fret DELETE THE REQUIREMENT LIGHTING DISTRICT lathe end of said curve; thenc, run THAT THE ACCESS OPENING Ordinance No. 75.i SPRING VALLEY North S dig. SI' II" East a distance AND PASSAGEWAY BE NO LESS FARMS THAN THIRTY INCHES BY STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT 7944 f to the beginning of a Ordinance No. 76.2 curve concave Westerly and having THIRTY INCHES. A copy shall be available at the WEATIIERSFIELD a radius of 2,144.75 feet; thence run BEL AIR Northerly, along the arc of said Office of the City Clerk for all STREET LIGHTING DISTRICTI Per'so'5 desiring to examine the Ordinance No. 743 curve, through a central angle of 7 tame. øeg. 49' 20" a distance of 3,1.11 fed HOWELL ESTATES STREET All parties In interest and citizens LIGHTING DISTRICT to a point on the North line of sad shall have an opportunity to be Ordinance No. 76.4 Section ii to a point on said curve having a tangent bearing of North o heard .t said hearing. BRANTLEY HALL ESTATES By Order of the City Commission STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT dig. Si' 02" West. said point being 1.30.66 feet North U dig. 53' 1$" the City of Sanford, Florida. Ordinance No. 767 H. N. Tarnm, Jr. EastohtheNo,mwestcarn,rof sad WEKIVA HUNT CLUB STREET City Clerk Section2l,andtheendofthiscenter LIGHTING DISTRICT Publish Sept. 27, ISiS line of construction description. Ordinance No. 76.5 OED.133 ENGLISH WOODS STREET Containing 35.01$ square feet 0.104 LIGHTING DISTRICT acre), more or' less, exclusive of Ordinance No. 76 10 area lying in existing road riglit INVITATION TO lID DONAVENTURE HEIGHT ' Way. TP.e Board of Trustees of the STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT Ordinance No. 16.11 INTEREST, if any, of JOHN I.. Seminole County Public Hospilef TO PROVIDE THAT THE TAX CASSADY and DONALD C. nvitei bids upon the following: COLLECTOR OF SEMINOI,E GALLA(HIR In and to the UROLOGICAL TABLE SHALL BE ENTITLED following: AddillOnil information, plans and COUNTY TO RECEIVE A COMM1SS1OtI specifications are availabl, at of FOR THE COLLECTION tice of the Purchasing Agent. OF PART Iii. All bids shall be mailed to the SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS WITHiN EACH That part of: OF THE SPEClFlD Board of Truste,j of the Seminole AREAS AS DEFINED IN Ti4E County Public Hospital, 1101 East ABOVE A part of Lot 24. SPRING HAM. First Street, Sanford, Florida 32171. ENUMERATED OR MOCK SUBDIVISION, recorded in All bids shall be poStmarked DINANCES OF ONE HALF QF not Plat Dook2.page3,PublicR$ later than the PERCENT o THE NIT 61h day of October, ONE of Seminole County, Florida. lying FUNDS COLLECT E 1976, and shall be recei witP%intne200foofrightofwayofthe beforethe)Iuhdayof,Q o or PROVIDING FOR CO I,7. Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Consideration of Such bids will STRIJCTION, SEVERABILIr, Company; take place at the meeting of the AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Board Trustees in the Seminole (SEAL) lyi,ig within SO feet each sIde of the CountyofPublic Arthur H. Oickwith, Jr. Hospital (Semincie Clerk of Board of County lollowing descr,bed cenler line of Memorla, Hospital) at 11:30 o'clock construction of Slate Road us, am. on the 13th day of Commissioners Seminole OCtol)q' ISle, Sectln 77070 County, FIorkJ Pubiis SepI. 17, 25, 29, 1574 Publiih Sept. 27, I,1 OED.130 Boo'n at a Foil an the South line OED.13$ ettfr.n 27, TownshIp 20 South, Rang, 'IS W,t, said point being 2I.S ,Irt I'(crth 55 dig. II' 33" F4'tJtlt1J3wMw*stc*rrWf.ofsagd SiLffYI 711 thence run North Il dig. k i' *ect a distance of 3.52051 Monday, September 27, 1976—VoI. 69, No. c Pg tps o,gr,lng of a curve ctyv Easterly and having I PuOlished Oily and Sunday, e'cegt and Christmas Day by The. SiflhOrd Hfrald. Inc rid,ua 0,2,29153 feet. thenc. fUfl . Ito N F,ench A,, Slnfgrd. FIa 311:1 Iior1Jqiy, long the arc of said Second Cia PO'tii P4Id at Siftiord. Florida 37111 Jr5, ttrugh a central angle ot 12 ome DflIv,v, SS ('IfS Mn'ip,, dig. SI' 34" a distance ot SISO 57 10. 6 Mari%r, 3fi O y, P the end i laid curve; thenc, run JI 40 Bp M,,I In F of sam.' 's rmtn,, ; rJcl,<, i All North 0 dig. 73' 33" Eatt a distance m.Il $) 0 Ilfr, ( Union Official Convicted ORLANDO (API — Orlando Teamsters union local president Paul Parker has been convicted of three charges related to 1971 bombings of nonunion construction and trucking companies. Parker, of Pine Hills, faces a maximum isyear prison sentence on the Saturday conviction after a federal jury deliberated 7½ hours. The jury acquitted David Wingate of Winter Haven, a retired official of a laborers union. He had been accused of conspiracy to transport explosives. A third defendant in the two-week trial, Ashley Butch Jr. of Winter Garden, earlier won a directed verdict of acquittal after his attorney argued that a five-year statute of limitations had expired in his case. . Florida Stunt Flyer Killed WEYERS CAVE, Va. (AP) — A Florida flight instructor who did stunt flying as a hobby was 4' • ,. , • .- ' Eu'nkig licritid i -. r'r,', , (S W W - 'Hatchet' TAlLAHASSEE (AP) — Comptroller Gerald Lewis will quickly fire top officials of the Department of BankIng and Finance If certain tough-minded aides on hIs staff urge him to do It, the Florida Times-Union reports. Quoting unnamed sources, the Jacksonville newspaper said Sunday that the "palace guard" was responsible for the abrupt firing ef James Picola, former director of the Accounting and Auditing Division, That office disburses more than $6 billion a year. The newspaper identified the aides as Asst. Comptroller Vic Vickers, Deputy Comptroller Edward Mahoney and Ed Bishop, who recently resigned as Lewis' executive assistant. "They can be mad at somebody, put a bug in his ear and in 30 mInutes he'll be mad, too," the Tunes-Union quoted one source as saying. The newspaper said all its sources asked for anonymity because they feared retribution. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARG TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given th5t a Public Hearing will be held ai the Commission Room in the City Hall ANORDINANCEOF THE ClT1)F SANFORD. FLORIDA, AMRI. DING ORDINANCE NO. 1051, OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN WIThIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOIIDA, SAID AMEN DMNT CHANGING THE ZONING OF A PORTION OF THAT CERrAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWIEN SEVENTH STREET AND NINTH STREET AND BETWEEN HOLLY AVENUE AND MAPLE AVENUE TO GC.2 (GENERAL COM MERCIAL) DISTRICT. A copy shall be available atte Ottice of the City Clerk for all persons desirIng to examine the same. All parties in interest and cItilen, shall have an opportunity to bi heard at sald,hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish Sept. 27, 1975 Said To Carry w killed when his borrowed plane crashed as it pulled out of a climb during an air show, officials said. Witnesses said the single-engine aircraft piloted by Jerry Pressen, 35, of Miami Springs was nearing the end of a stunt routine at Valley Airport Sunday when its appeared to stall, Pressen apparently restarted the engine, the witnesses said, but it stalled a second time nd plunged into a field several hundred yards rrom the airport, Pressen was dead when rescuers reached he demolished plane. _ Race BARCO DAUKSCH Barco Vs. Dauksch Orlando attorneys, Carroll S. Barco and James C. DSUkICb Jr., are vying to don ti School and became a member of Uw 14. Barcn 1* a veteran of World War u he served in the U.S Navy whije Dau served In the U. S. Army during robe as Judge, Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District In Tuesday's election, Baron Is 51, marrIed and the fatherof a and two daughters. Dauksch, 40, is married and father of three Children, two daughters and a son ranging in age from 7 to 15, -. In a three-man race In the Sept. Rudolph Browd was eliminated from the contest, leaving Baron Daakdi u rmoff In the Seminole County portion of the 10-county race, Baron received 2,448 to 4,173 (or Dauksc*t __________ His Third Try His Firs t Race Carroll & Baron Is trying for a third time to win an elective office. Previously a candidate for Orange County Clerk of the Circuit Court, and state representative from Orange andSemInoleCounty,heiaacJjf0 appellate court bench In Tuesday's election. "Ih1tend,Ifelected,tostaytIlereul asthepubllcwIllletme,"hesa1d,adt James C. Dauksch Jr,, In seeking a post on the Fourth District Court of Appeal, Is !'Uflning his first political campaign. 'A number of persons urged me to run when it appeared that no one from the Orlando area would be a candidate," Daukschsakl. An active trial practitioner, Dauksch has been practicing law for almost 13 years and believes he knows "how judges and lawyers thinL In a recent Florida Bar Association Poll, he received 2-1 support over his opponent In the Judgment of their peers as being most qualified to assume the bench. How can a successful lawyer give up his private law practice to serve in the $38,000 annually salaried position of appellate judge? "I don't owe anybody any money. My only responsibilities are to see to It that my ch1ldr are educated and I have n, cxpensive habits," he said, adding, "I have a devotion to law that can be more fully satisfied by serving on the appellate court. There are other critlenla to belrg successful attorney besides money," he said. Major contributors to the Dauksch paIgn have been his and his family's assistance and. interested attorneys. Danksch believe that the majority of cases handiedbytheappellatec51jm he Is great believer In the election process. Having run for office In partisan elections in the past, Baron said that It Is altogether different campaigning In a non-partisan election and difficult to conduct a campaign over the sprawling 10.county district, Included in the district, in addition to Seminole and Orange Counties, are Brevard, Okeechobee, Osceola, Indian River, St. Lade, Martin, Palm Beach and Broward. He has financed half his campaign from personal funds and the remaining 54) from clients, friends and fellow attorneys, Barco believes a major attribute for office is his wldespreari experience in civii matters ranging from condemnations through domestic and bond work. "Reform of the appellate court would be mod beneficial to speed up opinions," he said, saying the caseload could .be sped up by Zwesking the court down into dlvi criminalanddvil_wlthjudges assigned to different divisions. This would but "a work," good lawyer can handle both criminal causedecIslons,00nsWbe,.Jmnore and civil he said. quickly. He said he is qualified to hold the post the judicial poll conducted by the because of past exl)enience and his extremely Florida Bar Assodatl on the qualifications successful law prRctice. of judicial candidates, BIrCO said that less Judicial teinperment Is considered a than seven per cent of the attorneys in he the major attribute necessary for a good judge. fourth district partldpated. He said that DBUILSCh des this as the "ability to listen, person.zlly voted because he believed It hiS reason and keep my mouth shut until obligation as an attorney, everyone else has finished talking," Baron calls himself a "moderate conOftheponoditutiamenent to change the method of naming Supreme Hesaidwththdlfferenuifiof Court and Appellate Court judges from the the trial court and appeals court, a judge in election process to appointment, Dauksch the appeals court must have a command of said there are advantages and abuses In the English language and have the ability 10 either way. "I haven't made up my mind yet read comprehensive opInions. Of W'I.S. .. .. .-•... .., - Liv These are the final two profiles () didates running In Tuesday's second writer Donna Estee. Profiles of candidate, running In the Nov. 2 general election will primary as prepared by Herald political the primary. WEST PALM BEACH (AP) Mickey 4ouse and his lovable friends at Disney World - Flye Die On Highways By The Associated Press The Florida Highway Patrol reports that at st five persons have been killed on state ads during the weekend, including a 17year-old bicyclist who died in a hit-run acCUlent. Officers said Richard Leimans of Hollywood W is killed Friday night on Griffin Road in ivie. Police were searching for a vehicle With front-end damage and a broken antenna. House conference on youth. Newton has seven years higher education and a "record of Strictly obeying the law and .... . , . of honesty." Newton and his wife, Ruth Ann, have a daughter and two . . .' , . . sons ranging in age from 12 to IS. Although an ordained Methodist minister, Newton does not serve a church regularly. However, he is on the appointment rolls at the annual conference and is working outside the pulpit. He preaches occasIonally and performs marriages. Reynolds, an unsuccessful He said the major con. candidate In the Sept. 7 trlbidors to his campaign are prfnary. "literally" friends and NEWTON Newton said today that neighbors, another Seminole County months for a criminal case to '11w problems of the people resident candidate in that get to trial, now the deed are increasingly difficult to primary, County Commissioner recording takes 24 hours and solve on the local level," Sid Vihien Jr., has declared his the trial schedule Is 60 days, one Newton said. 'l'hey are being neutrality In this election, but 01 the fastest in the state, he pressed to the 'wall by higher two of Vthlen's staff peoIe said. gasoline and utility bills. have Joined the Newton camNewton sees a need for the "These problems have to be paI teat::. dqrict's congressman to deal solved by the federal governNewton points to his "out- wIth the major Issues of ment. We have to send officials standing record" as Pasco unemployment, inflation and to Washington to make County clerk where he has energy problems, for security government work for the Introduced a modernized for older Americans, including people," he said. computerized accounting social security and medicare. The winner of this He points to his experience as Democratic primary will face When It used to take 14 days a consultant to the National US. Rep. Richard Kelly (RIn the office to record a deed Institute of Mental Health and New Port Richey) In the and it was taking up to six as a delegate to the last White November general election. .. .' Ford Targets 'Terrorism' (Coittintied From Page 1-A) for hisown personal use after it Press"Sundaythat3ornef streets." was "laundered" by passing It husband's comments in the Off the campaign's center through Republican corn- interview were taken out of Stage, attentIon focused on an mittees in his home congres- context In news reports. But she investigation Into fund raising slonal district, also said that Playboy has 40 In Ford's home state of MichBuchen, who called timing of million readers and she didn't Igan. Ruff's Investigation "depict- mind "If Jimmy wants to cxPhilip Buchen, special coun- able," said that 350 FBI agents plain what the Baptist religion sel to Ford, said the FBI had examined the Michigan records means to 40 millIon Amenthoroughly examined In 1973 the three years ago before Ford cans." same records now under study was picked by then-President by Watergate special Richard M. Nixon to be his vice She also said that criminal prosecutor Charles Ruff. president. penalties should be eliminated There are reports, linconAn interview with Playboy forpoiof firmed by Ruff, that he Is look- magazine In which he discussed of marijuana. Ing Into the possibility that lust and adultery continued to Ford, while a'congressman, dl- be a source of concern for CarMrs. Carter has said that her verted political campaign mon- ter, Rcsalynn Carter, his wife, three sons have tried marley from two maritime unions said ,on N8C's "Meet the juana. . Tomorrow, We can put this man's ability to work in our State House of Representatives. And the ti me couldn't be better. VOTE FORI\IQ JUDGE '. 4th District Court of Appeal GROUP I tsave upstaged the lions, giraffes, rhinos and tther animals at Lion Country Safari as the rime attraction for the lines of tourists risiting the Sunshine State, Once hailed as a promising investment, ion Country Safari Inc. reported losses for nore than seven of the past 14 fiscal quarters. The California-based firm that operates the a2Oacre drive-through game preserve west of VVest Palm Beach and a similar park in Southern California lost $424,232 in 1973, $7.8 lillion in 1974 and $1.2 millien in 1975. Miller Newton, an ordained Methodist minister and Paico Coty Clerk of the Circuit Court, is opposIng JoAnn Saunders In Tuesday's second primary electIon for the Democratic nomInation for Florida's Fifth District seat hi the US. House of Representatives. A native of Florida, Newton, 35, was appointed to the circuit court clerk's pod In June, 1973, to fill the unexpired term of a clerk who resigned. Carrying Newton's campaign for him In Seminole Is Seminole High School Principal Don - (p.. Mickey Upstaging Lions in conflict, Barco received his law degree from University of Florida and was admitted to the practice of law in 10. Dauksch Is a graduate of the Stetson University w Rac. Newton: My Record. Speaks For ifs elf Court Powerful L.wi Aides with Declaration of Taking inlheCltyof5anford.at7;00oI,),k heretofore filed in this cause. Alt p.m. on October ii, 157$, to consider parties to this suit and all other the adoption of an ordinance bthe interested parties may appear at the City of Sanford, Florida, titl ot time and place designated and be which Is as follows: heard. . ORDINANCE NO 1310 AND Each defendant is hereby regulred to serve written defenses, If any, to said Complaint on: THOMAS 0. FREEMAN. County Attorney Seminole County P.O. BOx 10 Altamonte Springs. Florida Appeal FLORIdA IN . Congressional THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR ENDORSEMENT AND SUPPORT: Frank Abircromb,. Larry Able Jane Aitro Robert I.. Aaht Dr. Luis F. Barro,o Anthony BusIer, (sq Anthony Be,sle,. III. (sq. Waiter Busier, (sq. Don Bill lames W. Bergeit Roger 1. Berry. (sq. Eugen. Belts. (sq. Julius Blum Evanne N. Brier Roy J. Bloom C. Lynn Cole P.1*1 C Corn H. L Cooper, Ir., (sq. P. H. S Gwendoiyn I. Davis Karol DeWitt Huion 0. DooliftIe W A. Dawson Rodnaw 1. Dawson William 14. Oila,d Earl Faircloth. (sq. Angelo Fionno Richard £ Carolyn Freeman 1,116 Harriet Godwin Grady G. Hagler Walton Haliowi., Jr.. (sq.' Leon Handle1. (sq Ernest S. Oberdoif - Harold 14. Harvey Dr. Louie W. Hood I D Huckleberry Harry T. Huizenga Wayne Huizenga Charles C. Hurt, (sq Edward H. Hurt, (sq 1.roId B. Irwin B.itty Johnson Regina Johnson Geoffrey P. lone, Michael Kemper, (sq I-h. A. Kirkland C Thomas Kuhn loseph LaPietra Bill Leonard. (sq. Donald D. Lettow, Esq. Judith Z. Lewis Thomas F. Marshal, (sq. Glen N. McCall Or. Malcolm H. McDonald Joe Meahenko Susan 1. Minor Pat Morrison Arthur Nun,, Jr. George Munson John E. Muroski Ronald 1. Muroski Dave McKay Gloria Dys Myers Austin & Clans Nicewairne, Ernest P. NorrIs Hugh 14. Palmer, (sq I. David Parrish, (aq. lack Prevost Bernard J. Pruni.r lmby C. Pugh Allen R. Pyle Douglas 1. Ranger Carol A. Rector (millo Rivas Vicki Robertson Charles 1. Rowe. [sq Edmund Rogers H. C. Sitch.ii, (sq Frink Scanito, (sq Thom A. Spec,, (sq. NKPlial A. Stutzsi Terry, Auto Center. Inc. Richard Tripp, (sq Linda Uher John D. Wagner D. C. Walden Dr. Jack T. Weaver Gerald R Wells. (sq. John Wiedeirhold Jesse P Williams, (sq. James C. Wiiios John S. Wilhelm. (sq. Juan U. Woitman. (sq. J.anl. Worinsbechs, Wiseman Donald Walk.,, (sq. V. Ks,u Young. (sq. 0. Lloyd Zook, (sq. MiIded Paid for by Grady Hagler, Jr Campaign Treasurer HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 34 DIMOCRAT "'.ons 'dow ro no,q ioa tPfJ PEOPLI PD. POL. ADV. BY 5115 LARIMER, TREAS. �I Evening ilciald ', 300 N FRENCH AVE SANFORD FLA 37771 Area Code 305 322 7611 or 5)! 9993 Monday. Sept. 27, "Twenty-isven years? Then how come you picked today to any something all of a sudden?" "Well, to be honed, got the Idea when Ilearnea about President Ford designating today as Good Neighbor Day.' So I thought I'd try something new and talk to someone In the block. And there you were. "Great. But, It doesn't really matter one way or the other to me. Got along all these years without paying attention to my neighbors and getting Involved. Don't see any point In changing now. This Ford 'good neighbor' thing Is probably Jiat another vote etting gimmick, anyway." "Could be. But maybe he figured It was time people darted caring about someone besides thenieiv&' "What for? "Maybe he figures If we started talking more to each other, we could solve some of our problems and work together to fix things up." "Look. Howell or whatever your name Is, I've got my own problems and I'm perfectly capable of dealing with than myself. Don't need any help or interference." "Well, If that's the way you feel." "That's exactly how I feel, so do me a favor and Walking along a Siciord died Sendiy ci ternoon, couldo't help but overhear a coçle of guys talking. At hid it umsoded kind of strange, but after listening closer, it seemed natural eno* The two nglnfroidofa ham thaquiet, net Around 1976-4A residential neighborhood. They seemed to be neighbors at least writ homes were next to each other... I I \.,r • Answers 1, 9 WA'I'Nf 0 DCVYLE Publisher NORMAN H OSHR,N Fd?oc WILLIAM 0 CURRIE, Monaoina Ec1,t'iI JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director 1l.'nit• I hlst i'i Wei k. ii i1it. \lt.IltII. $.!40; Ii Tinth. $14.20; !*, 40 Ih Mall I FI''ruLg ttii .i hi ni. iIehe, All ''Iher ll1II Mi'iilh. $279; t l''nths S1120: 12 M*'nlhs. $12.40. W The Clock Needed ByNOIIMOSHRIN "Good mondug," said one of the men. "What do you mean by that?" responded the second man, obv1ondy taken aback by the greeting. And a bit shocked, at that. What do you mean 'whatdolmean?'Just what l said.Wawthyouagoodday — asallgood neighbors should." "As all what should?" Good neighbors." What kind of neighbors? What are you talking b(X*. Who are you, by the way?" i his hand wh ch just fell downward limply. Live right U I there; guess ft's next door to your place." "Oh? Interesting. How long have you lived there? Just move In?" "Not exactly. Next week will be 27 years." On Health Care 1 Sickness means pain and for too many I.AMI mia ian. Itwlu $h chi.,ni,I II NIIIVIGO in the pocketbook. .t. k..... rMilso UI V tie UI IVII This comes as no secret to anyone who has had extended visits to a physician, a prolonged hospital stay, or undergone extensive laboratory examinations. A combination of those services cost Americans $118.5 billion last year,a 300 per cent 1. t .1 '1 1. I _-.: Carter hours earlier. A fourth guerrilla and four hostages were killed and 34 hostages were wounded in a seven-hour bottle for the Semiramis Hotel in the Palestinian attack yet in most • Fashion . '..., . . ?, . • — . for and climbed %A Growing - .. ________ __________ ___ ____ / ', /4/ - In July, 172 teacher delegates and 93 alternates joined with other representatives of labor to become a "major force" at the Democratic National Convention In New York "People are officially imprisoned (in the United States) because their political view th e report said, "but in some cases it is difficult to avoid the suspicion that an individual's Imprisonment may be due to his political rather than to the crime which he or she is alleged have committed." not _ City. of or is August, another group of techer delegates and alterna tes, 50 strong, traveled to Kansas City to add their views to the decisionmaking at the Republican National Conventln. Teachers have come to recognize, says the - / all of us, whatever the misfortunes of our birth, to _____________________________________________________________ P V A t BARRELS ( on + fi*!,, It CLAMP ON COVERS—STEEl. ays Syndrom e Wayne Hays Is gone but his syndrome remains. The arbitrary power of congressmen to hire and fire their personal staff, and pay them with public money, remains largely undiminished by a few reforms voted by the House In the aftermath of the Hays scandal. There should be an annual audit of each concessrnan's payroll to show for what each of his employes is being paid The rules for the use of pu blic employes on congressional staffs need to be refined. What latitude Is permissible In using tax-paid staff for private purpcs? 11I! -i 11 The Congress has been lax when it allowed a man like Hays to heroine chiefadminIstrator of the lower house He set BERRY'S WORLD I After listening to the two campaigners and terprise, "where five out of six jobs are," can argument one way or another. I definitely In an updating of the old adage about the Ill support this endeavor, this without studying the transcript of their debate, one grow. wind that blows nobody good, the technology any equivocation. , realizes this theme is always there, in the in. It Is appropriate, said Ford, "to point out that developed to salvage those documents may tocatlons. In the words, behind the words. through our tax policies we have stimulated result In an important energy savings for the "But I should say, at the risk of detracting Neither candidate perceives his opponent's added employment throughout the country, the country in the near future, as well as give a boost from our effort, that this soil cannot be stewardship as anything to brag about. investment tax credit, tax incentives for ex- to the world's food supplies. dedicated, or consecrated, or hallowed by us. Carter's reorganization of the Georgia panslon and modernization of our industrial Engineers with McDonnell-Douglas Corp., "It is rather for us from Washington, and government, said Ford, led not to costcuttlng capacity." who were called Into rescue the soggy pipers In those of you from fine cities and towns but to a rise In expenditures of more than 50 per Carter revealed a more direct approach, and St. Louis, throughout the land, to sanctify our endeavors In cent, and to a 25 per cent Increase In the number In fact he suggested that Ford's style was really vacuum hit upon the Idea of placing them In a vessel Inside a microwave oven. This carrying forth the great argument. All of us of government workers. an absence of leadership. He spoke of obtaining made It possible to dry the papers without ex -1 scientists, farmers, military people, Said Carter: The President's budget-cutting èommltxnents from business, the channeling of posing them to excessive heat. businessmen, and I know there are some who 'left the nation lad year with a $65 billion deficit, money Into the private sector, the guaranteeing The same technique will now be tested as a a combination of these descriptions mint the largest In the country's history, more than of mortgage loans to make jobs In construction, method for drying freshly harvested grain under reaffirm our dedication to the great task the deficit In the entire eight years of Presidents While Ford made clear that inflation was the a contract announced by the Energy Research remaining ahead. We must have faith and belief Johnson and Kennedy. major enemy, the disruptive factor that cod and Development Agency. U It proves out, the in one another, regardless of political affiliation, Both men did their homework for the debate, people jobs, Carter maintained "We'll never agency expects to invest some In making and take Increased devotion to the cause these and they came equipped with lectures on their have an end to the inflation. ..until we get our microwave-vacuum grain dryers commercially department men so nobly advanced." opponent's record and qualifications that, one people back to work." available by 1979. up a lof a. 40 is cr 3: 0. rb Zr 4 1 11 and there's another one of me in London this. summer during the water shortage!" • . ' - In order to assure the quality of our ju.dicial branch of government you must examine the facts and render your deHERE ARE THE FACTS: DAUKSCH received the HIGHEST NUMBçR of votes In the FIRST primary. DAUKSCH received the HIGHEST Rating the Florida Bar Poll for Judicial p 0 Finger Lickin' Israel Deal Not Kosher Candidates and HIGHEST me Kentucky Fried Chicken, terested in becoming a pirate franchisee," then retreated at the first Arab outcry. .days, he Is declared a deserter and a costly FBI which peddles Colonel Sanders' delectates confided McNamara, "with some sort of company might even face "a very serious Investigaton begins. The Pentagon's former 'around the world, would like to have Its chicken remuneration to us via South Africa or boycott on our beverage and food activities in chief investigator, Don Stewart, has suggested and eat It, too. elsewhere. He understands that we could not major markets throughout the world," he that , the time be extended to l) days. After half The corporate bosses, according to their condone nor service his operation and, In fact, cautioned. of the 43,000 deserters In fiscal 1975 returned confidential papers, would like to open a fran- for cosmetic reasons might.. have to bring Therefore, he concluded: "1 feel that we voluntarily within l) days. chAse In Israel. But If they should raise the litigation against him in Israel for usurping our should continue with our Arab world develop. Stewart estimates the savings In government colonel's goateed visage in Jerusalem and Tel mark." ment and for cosmetic reasons continue manhours would run over $12 million, The Aviv, they might be boycotted by the Arab But while the company engaged in this Legal periodically to discuss with interested parties In, Penta gon has put off a decision until March 1977 nations and thus lose a lot of tzscki" charade, It would q ui etly collect Its regular Israel so as to keep the file active. However, I when It may have better figures and data SO they have been considering a scheme that royalties under the table. The proposal has not seriously doubt whether we should ever, at least available from the General Accounting Office. been implemented, a Heublein spokesman told as Heublein, take a franchise position In Israel." would permit them to sell finger4ickin'-good chicken to the Israelis without offending the STATE DEPT. STALL: The Administration This reconinwudatlon, according to a memo has Mailed for 18 The hope of selling fried thicken t Arabs. The plan, as outlined In months on a requst for Arabs and Israelis has occupied the HeubeleIn two years later, was adopted. "When we began political asylum. A former aide to Philippine corporate memos, calls for setting up an Israeli hierarchy for some time. McNamara assessed to develop the Mldqast," he wrote, "we made an President Ferdinand Marcus broke with Marcus franchise, pretending It is Illegal and with the Middle East market In a J ul y 16, 1973, memo executive decision(Heublsln Preddent) and now seeks sanctuar y In the proceeds, possibly through South Af rica. the United States. Hick Waldron's essings bl that we would continue stam ped "personal The exile, Priniitivo Mljares, was o ffered a Kentucky Fried thicken is now, owned by the were cooking, he reported,InIran. Kuwait and to investigate Israel but not in franchise it. U we p0,000 bribe by the M arcos government not to bl in Heu e Corp., a billion-dollar firm that Le banon, perhaps also Egypt and the Ara bian franchised Isrtiel, we would nm the risk of bein g testify before a House committee about f otherwise dispenses beer, wine and liquors. One Gull countries. Ar ab markets." Philippine atrocities under Marcus. Mijares The lsrselis, meanwhile, are still waiting f of its executives, G.A. Mcflamara, L convinced "In Jordan," he added, "we have just signed or testified anyway, that Colonel Sanders' Kentucky Ken lade of Colonel Sanders' (tnger.lickjn'. fries would be with a cousin of King Hussein, Prince All M. for a We Can find no evidence that Mucos has g Itood gobbled up in Israel. one-store option, and.. .the market looks li ke intervened "We must be in Isr&.l," he declared In a July with the United States to block " couid easily hold 10 to 15 wilt.s." Footnote: A Heublein spokesman said the SliJares' appeal for asylum. We can report, 28, 1976, memo. But this could leave the Heublein McNamara noted that Kent *y Fried firm will soon undertake another "feasibility however, that the U.S. desire to get along with Corp. with a lot of uneaten thicken on Its hands Chicken had received a number of requests for tudy" of the Israeli market. Marcos Is a major factor In the delay. from Cairo to Kuwait. He concl'aded, therefore, franchises In Israel. WATCH ON WASTE: An ingenleu.s plan to that "wt cannot be there Legally." For the record, the State Dept. refused. it could mean trouble with "U.S. and U.K. save millions of do lLars now wasted chasing comment on the case, But there Is more than one way to pluck * Ulnited Kingdom) Jewish organizations," he deserters l saying It Is still under chicken. He had located a man who was "In Pentagon. consideration. In fact, most political asylum warned, 11 Colonel Sanders Invaded Israel and At present, after a serviceman is AWOL for,) requests are resolved in less than six months. ' RATING Orange County Criminal Justice Council (Law Enforcement). Here is what the newspapers said: Orlando Sentinel-Star: Orlando Attorney with broad trial experience and the maturity and integrity to handle the job." impresses us as the most qualified," ". . - Ft. Lauderdale News: "The best of the candidates seeking Group 1 Seat . . ." Vero Beach Press-Journ1: "Dauksch is highly regarded by attorneys of this area." Stuart News: "Dauksch is ranked thoroughly experienced," + Palm Beach Post: "Dauksch has been a positive force, Today: "Dauksch is the clear choice. in every category. "Ample credentials to recommend him to the most discerning of voters." ' + + ' he said, "In 'which a very per- Andrew Mason Edna Max Florence Price Carl Rogel Sylvester Terrell Cecile N. Whitten Luke Wright Ada Thomas, DeBary Amy L. McClain, Geneva Thomas F. Gnat, Miami . .to . Margaret Childs Donovan L Poyser Russell I. Reed Fredrlck Scott John C. Whack Robed Young Gracebelle Weber, DeBary Blondell T. Pounds, DeLand Michael Bordonaro, Deltona Susan R. Rudolph, Orange City Sanford: Winnie I. Bradbury Christopher Cotton Delmuse Oglesby Jr. LaWanda Sandon Roy Templeton Sr. Alvah Lane, DeBary Bernadette D. Stafford, Mary DISCHARGES ° Harold A. Brown WEATHER Judge 4th District Court of Appeal CPA l. AJTE SEPT. 28, 1976 , - . 41 rAsk George C. Hearn ALL 834-8776 All In The Ear Aid Ito lacincts a !r KnovvlOs DENNiS CONR stall w.tteT 5emflh) CoUflY Dtrectr.m goii to :ounty S . uth0ntty Is Ryan says 1ncts 01 Seminole in U' ' oc°°' prim31Y' Ryan race w9.h KOàW1CS and CountY ...t.rr Seminole •' " third u BlOCk, state House 34 ' UlerilO' ti'J "" t' (arnie "i çi' t.ees' + . /.* LZ&. Sunday's high 91; today's low 71. Rainfall .30 inch. Partly cloudy through Tuesday. A chance of a few afternoon and evening thundershowers. highs mostly In upper Us. Lows In the lOs. Winds variable mostly southeast around 10 mph. Gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 30 per cent through Tuesday. EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy with some rather widely scattered thundershowers. highs mainly In the mid and upper SOs. Lows mostly In the lOs with some upper lOs likely In the extreme north. TUESD1tY'STIDES Daytona bleach 111gb 12:13 a.m.; lows 5:37 a.m. and 6:24 m. 0 of ~& 7 'N"APOR 0 — I "Ae.. .A Vote for Conscientious, effective representation in Tallahassee Sie Iiø IC - JAMES C. DAUKSCH, Jr. - ' - tention. 'You will be killed." Kelley, Challenging the idea that gambling Is a crime without victims, said that some big e The New losers rob and steal to pay their debts. "Even worse," he added, "large numbers of these comM pulsive gamblers are driven to . Lisa K. Jacobs, Deltona Florence K. Jenkins, Deltona Oliver F. Sjobbom, Lake ' 'If you don't pay, you will be killed.' There Issomethlng that kiy brings that to your at. RyaD SEPTEMBER26 ADMISSIONS Dali JACK ANDERSON - -'. (Jasarnine) Sanders, a girl, Orange City DISCHARGES sanford: Donna Andrew Virnese Cave John W. Fehr Merrea Jones Hattie Lawson BIRTHS Judge, 4thDistrIct Citrt of Appeal seoo,xo ? - JAr 1 me - ELECT DAUKSCH, Jr. - State Lotteries Prom ote C - ' QQ - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas . a, Feu1Ifl9 I To Go To Mediator John P. Sumner, Deltona Robert Thomas, Deltona Marie Gil, Tampa 300 N. French . WASHINGTON 'a soó Pauline DeLay, DeBary Rhoda M. Saeld, DeBary Louis Sever, Deltona Th e Herald - example, but he was following established tradition. - ADMISSIONS Rubye Christiansen Viola Johnron Lois A. NeLson Russell I. Reed '2.50 moownent, H Few Expected To Go To Poll suasive argument was used... - si. task. - HOSPITAL NOTES effect + during a deadly six-hour span. Into two propane fuel storage The plane, carrying five a ew a special training program at The crashes Sunday In four tanks and burst Into flames. members and 15 passengers, Strategic Air Command training flight and four phar. Virginia resort were among 35 states left at least 15 children And three persons died In U- ripped a swath 50 yards wide headquarters. ma cc utica I company persons killed In plane crashes orphaned children of the linois when their single-engine and half a mile long At Ingalls Field In Hot before Johnson & Johnson subsl- aircraft plunged Into the Illinois crashing Into a swamp a mile Springs, the wreckage of the diaries' officials who died with River near Peoria. from the nearest road, wit. Grumman Gulfstream II Jet their wives In a fiery crash at Air Force officials said there nesses said. The largest re- owned by Johnson & Johnson of Hot Springs, Va. Three crew were five survivors of the crash malning recognizable part New Brunswick, N.J., was members aboard the company- of a KCI35 tanker jet which the aircraft, the military spotted by helicopter about r owned jet also were killed. went down In a wooded area equivalent cia Boeing 707, was P.M. The plane, carrying JohnIn Colorado, a lawyer and his near Alpena, Mich., sometime a 20-foot section of tail stn- son subsidiaries officials and wife returning to Denver from a after 8:3o a.m. Sunday. That's their wives frond Trenton, N.J., tore. meeting at a summer and ski when Wurtsmlth Air Force TALLAHASSEE (AP) chances were hurt last week by Survivors were airlifted to to a Pharmaceutical Manufac4 Election officials, already newspaper stories raising ques- resort In Steamboat Springs Base last had radar and radio the hospital, and the 15 bodies tiring Association meeting at disappointed in the dismal turn- tions about a land transaction were among six persons killed contact with the pilot, were evacuated to a temporary the Homestead Hotel, plunged out for the primary, are pro- with a Tallahassee developer. in the crash of a twin-engine Two majors, nine captains, morgue set up In the same Into a fog-shrouded mountain dicting that even fewer people In the only other Senate race, Aztec Piper which slammed two 1st lieutenants and two ser- building, ravine and caught fire about will vote In Tuesday's runoff state Rep. Sherrill "Pete" Skin geants died. Three captai ns and j feet below the runway. Capt. Charles with only one statewide race on ncr, D-Lake City, Is In a rwiuff a 1st lieutenant from Klncheloe Wurtsnith, near the crash site The ai rport Is surrounded by the ballot with Terry Putnal of Mayo for AFB and an airman 1st class In Lower Michigan, said the jet mountains, and there Is a drop The runoff primary features the seat of Sen. Bob Saunders, from K.I. Sawyer AFB were was en route from K.I. Sawyer off at each end of the runway. a statewide battle for a seat on who Is stepping down, admitted to Alpena General in the Upper Peninsula to Offutt Visibility was poor at the time the Supreme Court plus three Hospital, where four were listed AFB, Neb., with a stopover at of the crash, and a National The 24 House races Include congressional contests, two seven contests In which nIn serious but stable condition Kincheloe. Transportation Safety Board, and the other in very good state Senate races and 24 House cumbents have been forced into He said most of the victims spokesman said the lad report races. condition early today. ll runoffs by chaengers. were scheduled to participate In from the pilot Indicated that he State Elections Director Five of those races involve was attempting an Instrument MIAMI (Al') Mary Singleton saw her hopes Dade County Democrats who hors feuding over Neighlanding approach. for a 65 per cent turnout in the spokesman for the NTSB have been anded as in- dogs or noisy children can Sept. 7 primary crushed by a effective by btheir opponents. team dispatched to Investigate tae disputes to volunteer paltry showing of only about 31 Two of the veteran h the cras said early today that Miami mediators Instead of dvii per cent. Democrats being challenged the pilot apparently made two mere Is just one She said the turnout would be are Rep. Joe Lang Kershaw, passes at the runway before the rule: only one person may smaller this time but ref used to the first black elected crash. talkatatlme, predict a specific figure. legislature since onstruc. DennlsSutton,aQvllMrPaMIAMI AP States that borrowing "You'd be surprised how "We're just going to hope for tlon, and Walter Sackett, a perfrom hoodlum loan trol member who was the first legalize gambling may only be sharks, who are some of Important. that ca be," the best," she said. ennlal proponent of a "death at the scene, said the plane setting up new custome and most vicio rs us criminals opersays But some county election offi- with dignity bill." erupted on Impact ,,it victIms for the underworld's soating in the United States toworks In the Miami dais around the date, aware In the congressional contests, was totaled, buined. Everyphisticated gambling oper- day." mediation program, one that the second primary historl- Jo Ann Saunders and Miller was gone." ations, FBI He said that electronic swdirector Clarence three under way In the cally has attracted much small. Newton are fighting for the Kelley says. It was at about the same time veillance has become Imstate. er showings, are predicting that Democratic nomination to op. various state lotteries that a twin-engine plane portant In fighting organized In Florida,petty disputes the turnout could fall to 15 per pose first-term Republican around the country not only fall crime, especially gambling. He carrying Don R. Evans, partner used to go to the justice cent of the state's 3.86 million Richard Kelly of New Port to compete with the wider- said court-approved electronic In the Denver law firm of the peace, one step below voters. Richey. world," Kelley said, "but may surveillance, allowed under the Yegge, Hall and Evans, and his the formal courtroom In the Supreme Court race, Sarasota Republicans Bob actually be creating a whole 1968 Safe Streets Act, i'e.ulted wife struck two propane fuel ure But lawmakers former state Sen. Fred Karl of Johnson, a state represenn new infl influx off be who will In some 600 convictions last storage tanks shortly after abolished th e poiti in Tallahassee Is running against tative, and Joe Z. Lovingood, someday switch their wagering year alone, takeoff from the Steamboat former Circuit Judge Charles are seeking their party'sreorglzlng the coat to the hoodlum element as their Kelley spoke at a seminar Springs, Cob., airport. and petty dliptes Holley of Naples. At stake Is the nomination In the 8th DIstrict addiction grows," spo nsor ed by the Dade County Evans, 50, and his wife, Garwound up f county or seat of retiring Justice B.K. while Charlie Friedman of Speaking Sunday to journalPublic Safety Department's In . nett, were returning home from circuit courts along with Roberts. Hollywood and Anne Kolb of lsts and police In a city where tltute on Organized Crime and his firm's annual meeting at the major crimes. A few In the hottest race of the rim- Plantation are seeking the legalized gambling Is a per. by the Society of Professional ski and summer resort cornmunicipal courts remain off, Leon County Commissioner Democratic nomination to meet ennial Issue, Kelley warned Journalists, Sigma Delta Oil. munity In northwestern but most be Phased out by Travis Marchant is trying to Rep. J. Herbert Burke. that few government or private "Some of your colleagues Colorado. Four other persons January end the 20-year legislative CaThe other House members In organizatIons have the re- have given their lives or have aboard also died. Experts say that Is reer of Senate President Dam- runoffs Tuesday include Dade sources "to compete effectively suffered physical harm," KelCOUflty or circuit courts An illinois crash about 11 psey Barron, DPanama City. County Democrats Nancy liarwith the multimililon dollar un- Icy said, "because of their dedl- a.m. °" disputes receive low Barron, who had finished first rin gton, James Eckhart and claimed the lives of three derworld gambling operations cated journalistic efforts Peoria residents priority and sometimes get in every election of his career, Bill Flynn and house Regulated en route to already In existence." against organized crime. They Lancaster, Pa., sq ueezed off crowded trailed Marchant in the first Industries Chairman John Culfrom Mount kt He said that crime has a pa r- have earned the respect, admi- Hawley airport. primary. But Marchant's breath, 1)-Dade City. State po lice ticular advantage in its free- ration and gratitude of the en- said the 1d single-engine plane dam from taxes and willing- tire Law enforcement commu- went down In the Illinois River new to get rough. nity." about five miles from Peoria. "I can remember one case," - - water Killed Msndsy, 510.27,1976-4* By The A.d,kd Press executives en route with their Fifteen Air Force men on a wives to a meeting at a plush SEPTEMBER25 among ty FOR SALE 55 GAL.—OPEN TOP - t. actions," actions, association's president John Ryor, "that we are a formidable force In the life of this nation." Through participation in the political arena, 'we will have the means and the will and the way to finally begin to achieve quality education In fe~ see LONDON (AP) Amnesty International claims that more than 100 countries, including the United States, have violated the human rights of prison Inmates. In a report released Sunday by the nongovernmental agency based here, it said Amnesty groups are Investigating eight cases Involving American prisoners. ____ - / to Violation Of Rights Charged U.S. presidential candidate. .t,ç I ) • balconies and rooftops June in the Lebaitse civil war. for these problems are needed soon are brothers and sisters and should not therefore If costs are to be kept in anything approaching be separated by barriers of On. For The Road reasonable bounds. But equal consideration should "Now we are involved in this great civil America." also be given to another Public Health Service disturbance, stretching from my state of Now certainly, qualltyeducation lssomething I appeal for more expanded use of preventive health Georgia here to Pennsylvania and beyond, everybody wants In America, even If everyone testing whether the notions and values of care programs. The theory is simple: Better in- kinfolk may not agree with the National Education JOHN CUNNIFF Association that more and more f ederal Individual health care practices which prevent volvement Is the way to get It, or may wonder. "My position on this has, of course, always Illness can significantly reduce medical costs. The While I nderstand the what the association's support of the right of American people must use the full capabilities of romises states' rights sentiments of those, who may public workers to strike or ratification of the ersus c i our advanced medical technology. Stronger em- disagree with the Union as It Is constituted, I riD NEW YORK (AP) As both candidates might suppose, would have been delivered at Equal Rights Amendment have to do with It. phasis also should be placed on antismoking opposed to the extreme measures they have seemed to say during the great presidential de- so But there may also be some people, and one me time, no matter what the question asked. hopes the programs, drug abuse laws, alcoholism, physical taken In the name of ethnic purity. The Con- bate, the essential issue of this presidential They majority of teachers are Included were thoroughly rehearsed on the issues fitness, nutrition and mental health services. ditutlon provides a better way for resolving campaign Is one of promises versus per- too, but the reference point of the first debate them, who cling to the oldfashloned * Immunization techniques for communicable domC5ticcontradlctlOns,thoughlwoUldnot be In fom ce. seemed always to be the Individual and the belief that real teacher power Is what it has always been the power to mold and Inspire "His promises or thy 'performance," said Image he tried to create for himself. The diseases can be better utilized . Stronger efforts can favor of any amendment that would deny black the right to work for wages young people to Instill In them the desire for President Ford as he dressed what apparently therefore, was to destroy Images. also be made to control ravages of the environment everyone else. knowledge and self-improvement and service to he believes is the difference between the two While much of the material of which affect individual well-being such as air, noise the debates their fellows that will Influence them throughout "And so we have gathered today, in affection candidates that Is most readily exploited, might have been in the nature of PeT50u1al * and pollution, their lives. But the President's expression aptly described Ion, and reverence, on the ground where certain of the over-all did help define two out argued violently regarding also the thrust of Jimmy Carter's argument, countrymen have In basically different approaches to government. The Public Health Service has handed Tons of veterans' records were seriously which he viewed his performance as Georgia In various ways the President revealed his damaged by the water used to fight a fire at the government leaders and the American people a tall this matter. We are engaged in setting aside for posterity a portion of this fertile farmland as a governor In terms of efficiency, simplicity, view that the economic role of government Is to U.S. Government Records Center In Lows order to meet in five years. We must be up to the final resting place for those who, well, lost the responsibility, purposefulness and Competency. create fiscal conditions In which private en- several years ago. Remedies 44 - _______________________ to the victims. The guerrillas called themselves the "Black June" group and apparently were protesting Syria's military Intervention that began last June, nearly 8,000 teacher delegates paved the way for the association's fl endorsement of a ____ as of Under a bzmr proclaiming that "Teacher Power Is Now," the Reporter, a publication of the National Education Association, notes that summer 1V6 marked a turning point for when teacher America's teachers "the r, power matured Into political power." Consider these signs of maturity: At their annual meeting In Miami Beach in (1 ___ ____ daring Syria. The three surviving terrorists were hanged in a public square facing the luxury hotel. Their bodies, clad only in white tunics, were left dangling In nooses six hours thousands Syrians pressed around the gallows Povver service ç for a Teacher / 11 "I believe It was 57 years ago, lad July, that To achieve the five-year goals of making a good daddies gathered together in mutual significant reduction in the cost of care, the trust and decency to establish a new nation In this part of the world. It was a formidable task. malpractice situation must be addressed as a And one that required all of the sacrifice and priority issue. Meshed with it is the need for exand spIrit that God had so tensive revision of charges in Med icare and generously given to the people of the colonies. Medicaid programs This is a sizable portion of the "Of course that nation was the United States. national health care expenses because Medicare It was conceived in the idea that governments recipients alone now number more than 24 million should only meddle In the affairs of man to a P'S point, and It was dedicated to the proposition that government hanged three pro-Palestinian guerrillas at dawn today in swift retribution bloody raid on a Damascus hotel just 24 Correcticu: The Sunday "Armed the ø.ck" column dealing with Secretary of State ifeary Kissinger's diplomatic efforts in Africa was written by Audle Murphy, not Norm Oshrta, as mistakealy noted. . The U. S. First is the problem of medical malpractice, largest factor in rising health care costs. Government bodies throughout the nation have failed to address this subject squarely, essentia lly because they have been too sensitive to pressures of diverse interests within the medical, legal and insurance professions. . . - Guerrillas In Retribution DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - The Syrian I 11:1, il GETTYSBURG, Pa. It t November, l3 The nation Is at war. Jimmy Carter, Presided of united States, steps to a crude rodrwn fleithof loath central ected In the obsc Pennsylvania,and quietly delivers the Gett)i in the beck? I want all of tat you to come forward and crowd round me so I can see your faces and look Into your eyes. I love you all, regardless of race, creed or pigmen- Syrian Government Hangs DON OAKLEY o il . Public Health Service wants to slow thecourseof that steamroller proposed five year National Health Care Plan makes two principal recommendations. Both should be pursued. diligence. IN BRIEF Do you get turned off by people selling religion door-to-door like vacuum cleaners or brushes? Those Evening Hsrabi, Sanford, FL 35 Die In Separate Airplane Crashes "MLD Pet peeve time again: Ever notice how many men over 30, 40 and 50 are still wearing their college graduation rings? Will they ever grow up? . Gettysburg, Increase In 10 years. the single i TIEDE TOM Airmen, Executives - -g "Name's Howell," the man replied, extending : ed frankly. - I bug off "OK, OK. No need to get excited. Let's j forget the whole thing. "Good and don't bother an anymore. Let's pretend we've never met." "Fine with me but one last thing: you'd better left that longhaired, joudrnoutheo tid of yours; to be more çdd when he yells at that fat wife of yours, or I'll..." "Or you'll what...? Mr. Howell was last seen running down back into his home, triple-locking his door, and pufibig the curtains... % kl n.m.; lows 5:23 a.m. and 6:05 p.m. Baiort Highs 4:13 a.m. and 5:54 p.m.; lows 11:29 am. and 11:10 p.m. DEMOCRAT DISTRICT 34 Florida House of Representatives - -- •pd F i ___ -' _l _________________ i 4 *i -' d- ,. .,', - ' fr ,, .--, -- - .-E ____ . 'Z..,t I'.Jt ._ ;?'t i ft �..Meek Lis I I ___ Span D. EdwN* Sweet DayMns y W111i Brand saw Campbell Grid Season Tuesday At Lake Brantley rooms Opens , Better late than never. And on that note, Barry Hardy calling signals. Weihold JiM hopes his football team Is Indeed "better" "Kenuy booms High fr-) Tuesday night when the squad open the seaawi with a 7:30 game agalset L Braitley's frosh. Wethold j certain what to expecthia years Simms will see a lot of duty In the backfield, and our other quarterback, Darryl Washington, will too," said Wenhold. The Offensive line darters for Crooma Inicude ends Alvan Sweet and Richard Davidson, tackles Duane Edwardsand Marion Spain, guards Etoy Branch and team, hot he has his fingers uaaet "You *14 il never really bu d a team In a One-year John Smith, andcenterPete White. program, Int hopefully, we can do a little mol ng di during the season," he said. W' offense Is centered aroun d backs Arthur Jackson, Reginal Campbell and Joe Baker with Dennis . DefenalVely the Croons line Includes ends Jeff Williams and Andrew Harden, tackles Robert Harvey and Jeff Gibson, and guards Eric Edwards and Leon Butler. Linebackers we-Bobby Wells and Bobby Davis, with Tan Sutton, John Whltted and Qarles Whitney In the secon. "Gibson Is an outstanding tackle," says "And Wells is very IidellJgeig and can hit hart Davis is also a hard hitter." Wenhold. Joe Ruasi and Bruce Annett will also see action., The cemiInd of Crooms' schedule Includes an Oct. 6 game At home OPLrdt 0111MIS, Oct 13 Wt at take Ho"ll, Oct. 30 home game again st Bishop Moore, Oct 27 home contest agabwi Lyman and a Nov. 4 game at Mount Dora. Croons' home games are on the Seminole High field at 7:30. __ S P OM _ v1INatdS.akrd.FL muiu..V...r. Medway, .-' V, 1176 — — _ hAri Fnrfh In --.-- Whiigtna Smith E. Edwards Gibson WhJk Sattim Wells Harvey — — — Warner League Teams Take Seminole County Pop Warner League teams took it on the "- - S t' U rowr^gan C1% IS ørtr iami . It - C in On lackout Irks Tampa Bay' Fans and had a Joe Nanath 13, Buffalo beat Tampa Bay 14. B picked off. 9, Minnesota nipped Detroit 10Beagels 2$, Packers 7 9, New Orleans downed Kansas By BILL CUIIIUE game or Ken Riley Intercepted a p4ss watch a single Blue and owner Hog) Culverhoone City 27.17, Miami shut out the their third draigtt defeat, Herald Managing Editir only Fergunon's scoring strikes gam e Iwiped — the hot weather and ran It 53 yards for a touch. game on television. What they appear to be alienating more New York Jets 16.0, Cincinnati So tenacious was the Tampa ruined an otherwise great gaine down, then Tom Casanova wint are enforcing Is, in essence, if and whipped Green Bay 28.7, Atmore fans with each defense that super-great for the Bucs. TAMPA — WhIle 44,500 fans you won't come to see the Bucs, paseing 'ads for a score with T "I feel better, but I'm MIII day. rmml beckO.J.Simpsonof Ianta blanked Chicago 10-0, of the Tampa Bay Bucs you can't watch the Dolphins on Steve Spurner went all the trying to get In shape," be said. en theft to lead Cincinnat ng Meanwhile, the 44500 who it Denver Clobbered Cleveland 44- screamed with delighted ex• the Bucs was held to a mere 39 way at quarterback for the "Bit do PaCkeTs. n't take anything away y. Why should Dolphin fans turned out for Sunday's Clash yards rushing In 20 carries. 1 13, San Francisco sank Seattle cltement in Sunday's 14-9 loss to change their Bucs and was superb. He from Tampa, They were Faics. it, Bears I allegiance for a were treated to a stellar 37-21 and Los Angeles trimmed the Buffalo Bills, there appear And, the Bucs showed some connected on 130120 pasac, for hiMliog iii A Ilaskel Stanback Ioueh. s struggling, half-rate team?" defe way." ns ive game and saw the offenilve punch, despite being the New York Giants 2440. to be much alienation of sf. yards and should have had Simp,, who down na, three plays aftei a And on and on the Criticism Bucs score their first points of th es warted four tim In the at Tonight It's Washington at fections between many fans and goes as the decision by Masher Least two scoring tomes, hit rushing records, said he'd be Steve Schubert fumble at ie the year, although absorbing second half from scoring Philadelphia. while both were dropped by what ready by eat the Buccaneers' front office Chicago 17-yard line, was ill Pa trIots 30, Steeleri 27 and it has to do with the Miami — closetotheBuffalo goal ilne. appeared to be over-anxious Meanwhile, Spurner and the Deided to beat the The nine points scored by the receivers. When Jim Plunkett left New Dolphins. Buc offensive wit were a sad Bears. England for the homier cofines At Sunday's Tampa-Buffalo So Bucs all came as a result of Morris Owens, recently bunch, frustrated by their Beages 44, Browns 13 I fl of the San Francisco Bay Area, game, a total of 3,5 ticket Dave Green's three field goals, acquired from the Dol___ phi ns, Inability to *g more paints on Rick Upchurch returned the Job of quarterbacking the purchasers failed to show up to while the Bills scored two dr opped a pair that appeared the board when they had fl and 47 artfortoucidowntrodden Patriots fell to witness the game. (Pre.game touchdowns Urough the air. catchable and Bob Moore many opportunities si such downs in Denver's romp over young Steve Grogan, who had ticket sales reached the 46,440 Quarterback Joe Ferguson dropped another in the final good field position on so many the Browns. found wide receiver Bob minute of play. thownflashesofezcejlence last mark.) occasions. Seabawks 21 year. Ch andler racing down the east The reason In addition to the bottllng.uç Following the game, Spurrier because the San Francisco's Jim Plunkett sidelines in e seco quarter of Simpson for t better part of said, "A This year, he's shown almost Buc front office, through MIAMI (AP) — Safety th nd he good team would have riddled Seattle's secondary for Namath's only throwing and the glus-fingered ChAI the gum, the Buc defentfers gotten 4o points nothing but excellence. After a Director of Administration Curt Charlie Babb says he an with the three flitst-half touchdowns, two d his error was the third period theft hauled In the Masher, decided to blackout all Miami Dolphins teammates did by Babb, who returned it 20 56-yard scoring forced two fumbles from the position we had. I've never been -'-. of them to Gene Washington. debit. juggling the ball Miami at running back who has In a more frustrating game in when the Bucs a week of soul-searching before yards to the Jets' 20. It led to a Rama 24, Giants is for what appeared to be gained nearly 6,2X yards over my life." Los were playing on their home shutting out the winless New four-yard touchdown PUS from countless seconds Angeles ral lied behind games . terra firma at Tampa Stadium. York Jets I" in a Natiocial Bob Griese to Jim Mandicb. the past five seasons. two touchMOd observers felt that it John Cappellettl's With 9: 15 remaining In the This maneuver so incensed a Football League game. Simimn, who, threatened to was Tamps's offensive line that downs on a 10-prd run and a 32Miami's other points came On game and the Bucs leading 9.7, retire from the game unless be was e big lot of Buc Backers that many "You don't have many guys field goals Of 25,26 and 42 yards Fe drawback, but ft yard pass from James Harris. rguson led the Bills on a W was traded to Los Angeles held th numerOus times in Sun have said they'd never go back playing good football when you by Garo Yeprenlan. yard, five-play drive that ended during the off-season, signed a GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) tosee the Bucs. get beat 3044," Babb reflected The Jets' day's game and gave Spurrier offensive problems with Reuben "We gave one football game Slate Rep. Roger Wilson of Sunday on the Dolphins' lass were compounded by three yard ID to Gait snaring a 15. reported $3'/z.mlllion contract piety of time to pass. ss that spelled defeat two days before the Bills If only the away with out mistakes and we Seminole said"... this action Is last weekend to New England. f umbles by Stave rec eivers had held a for Buccanee rs, tried to give anot her one away really a punitive policy for the "That really was a disaster. opened the season t wo weeks onto the baa. fourth by Lou Piccone, Davis, Clearly, Tampa was the ago. to M1"'sippl State," said Flor Dolphin fans in this area and "I know how I felt after that offering no alibies, said, dominant But that's a hig '11' and now team on on offense in all Ida Coach Doug Dickey. will not help to create new fans game," added Babb, whose "That's the mastI've ever fwn. Following the game, he said the Bucs look forward to next but the scoring. he "I'm not pleased that North for the Bay Bucs. The blackout New England glumness was re- bled." week's game at Baltimore All told, the Bucs gained 321 ready to play, but that ft when the Carolina scored 24 points on us for the home games of the Bay Placed with a hoed smile after But Coach Don Shula defense will once %V1511t yards for the day, more than wouldn't take much longer, and Mississippi State scored Bucs is underdandlable since being awarded the Jets' game elated with his defense, which the total W=ulated in the again get a supreme test while 30" he said. "But I'm per. some of the people who would ball by teammates. "I've got a way to go yet," he the offense tries, desperately for got to Namath only • suaded that we have played buy tickets for the Bucs' fi two games of the season. told a group 01 reporters in the that 0k. LJ&AHING Babb Intercepted a Joe Nangames ever-elusive first Wall Too, Tampa accounted for 15 Buffalo dressing room after the touchdown in HfAtING IN( three pretty slick football would not do so U they could see nth pass to set up Miami's lone the history 01 the first downs to Buffalo's 14 and game "But, I really wansc UCIsIOWfl and also had a s demonstrated the Bu.spipe! on television. this NFL expansion ci by t Houston did to Texas "However," WtIso uifd, T1recove, AtCYP*VUGA*D,, MM after we heat fluem 49-14." "this same business logic Nainath, shut out 43-0 by the Girls 1.3 miles Houston upset ninth ranked cannot be appli ed to blacking Dolphins In a game last year, '. Brandon (5) 72; 2. Lake out the Dolphin games completed 16 of 26 passes for 171 Brantley Texas MM 21-10 Satu rday. (LS) fl; 3. ChOdCW.tCh• The Gat, who lost their whenever the Bay Bucs are ya, but didn't get any long III; 1. TaIIahase Leon 121; S. Winter Haven 1; 6. Lyman CL) opener 24-21 to North Carolina, playing at home since Dolphin bombs off. 165; 7. Titusville IT) 63;5. Dunedin face Louisiana State here Sat- fans will not buy a ticket to ii"I think we kind of confused 261; 1U; 12. . St. Pete Seminole (SPS) 232; u. iio S. Volosla Punt, picked it up In and returned ft 52 yards for a In pee wee competition, midair and ret urned It 30 yards touchdown, while Byron Tuscawilla blanked Winter for the winning touchdown. Washington Intercepted only three of 17 scheduled Park, 13-0; DeLand stumped Earlier, Rusty DeYoung had another and ran it back 30 yards _ I-Sea rc1 g Pays For Miami (• h u -, - While their counterparts defeated Teague, 130; Mllwee Phil Wotiwn scored on a 35-yard booked up with Jeff Maurer on were falling by the wayside, rallied over Maitland, 104; and run for winners, but It was a six-yard Th pass play. only the South Seminole Pinecastle whitewashed called back by a penalty. Lakeview's pee wees got midgets and pee wee teams Lakevlew, 23-0. MIlwee's pee wees used the major lift from a 65-yar% from Tuacawilla and Milwee The South Seminole midgets pan Interception to good ad. scoring paw play from David came away from Saturday got a superb effort from Ronnie vantage against Maitland. Henley to Lenford Sutton garms with victory miles. Comeens. who blocked a West David Jacobs intercepted one against Midgets action found South Seminole stopping West Volusla, 12.6; Plnecastle blanking Sanford, 14.0; St. Cloud trimming Milwee, 124; Conway stopping Teague, 20-14; DeLand cr ushing Jackson Heights, 304; and Winter Park sh utting out Tuscawilla, 310. In junior bantarn action, Fort Pierre stopped Sanford, 124. Junior midget gamea found La keview and Tuncawwa in al ltIe; Orlando Centrahtonuping Milwee, 37; DeLand shocking Jackson Heights, 20-0; Conway . thumping Teague, 14.7; and Plnecastle tnppthg Sanford, 19. / - i - '-. L SU _ ___ - .. '. . - - r_ • :a S __ ____ Sanford Junior Bantam leaguer Darryl Young catches Fort Pierce's Bobby Brown from behind Norton Also Confident -A1190 IT VVon t Uo Five WINTER PARK — Ailsix Pass, Punt and Kick hopefuls from Sanford failed to advance Saturday at Showalter Field. A third place finish by 10. yeaold Alton coleman was brightest spot for Sanford qualif ie rs. But even Coleman wasn't happy after leading age group going Into the final -, ' • . - - (2-0-1) tied then-No. a Bay Bucs'game because their ranked rtin tis Dolphins have been blacked • - vu. tic uau paacu ooiees NEW YORK (AP) —,,It Norton, only one of two men rings Tuesday night. broke his jaw In winning a split not go five." to beat All, has said he doesn't "I picture the crowd roar- 12-ro und decision March 31 know when be will win but "I ing," said All. "I picture the Muhammad All talking. 1973. In a re match Sept. 10, wi The subject: All's Tuesday ll make him quit.' foxes (girls) In the front row. 1 1973, All won a split 12-round "I made you sucker. I'm go- picture Norton In the ring night heavyweight champion. ... decLson by taking the final ship title defe nse against Ken tog to destroy you," All said scared." round. Norton. Sunday at a final workout. He All Is the 8-6 favorite to win "You mint remember, those RASh - rs.A i..A,.., t hulfrmn, Sr. fl,,nAI.,l D.... k at.LA uuru ugns with Norton and fir two st fights weren't for the dra ed to their positions dated: ft play the role of Nor- keep the title and a date with champio ns hip said All, who Ali tias predicted he will bea ton as Ali dageda dressing re- the man whowouJdbe his next Closes his final workout with a winner before the fight at Yan- hearsal of how It will be when "big-money" opponent familiar spiel shouted from the kee Stadium enters h hcmetts Norton jn the center of George Foreman, balcony of Bobby Gleason's round. the ring before the opening bell Norton outpolnteci All and Gym In midtown Mahattan: "Don't forget to buy tickets." I_L PPK Hopefuls Don't Advance - anu aicea on inc same distance. But a 34-foot punt dashed his hopes of advancing to Saturday's regionals In JacksonVille. Other competitors, well out of thetopthreo,indudedl3.year. old Eugene Rogero, 12-yearold Kevin Fall, 11-year-old Kevin Wick, and 9-year-old Timmy Fall. I— •• ' ______________ ____ ii ,,. him with our coverage," said to. Tampa Leto U4; it. Cocoa IC) Babb. opener. out." "It seems like Namath's al In the 34-30 victory over MIsRoger Pankonle of St. ways had trouble with us. He's slsslppi State Saturday, Dickey Petersburg said,".., this was either second down and long or said his team was as good of- the greatest mistake the Bucs third down and long." fensively as he expected, ex- could have made and I for one Namath said the strategy of &i cest for the mistakes. But he will never jay a cent to nee the Coach Lou Holtz was to feels his Gators haven't yet Bay Bucs play" short pass patterns. "Ti' reached its potential. Karl Hermann, also of . (Dolphins) play so deep any. "The defense is not there at Petersburg, went even further way, you need a bazooka to all,' he said. "But remem ber when he said, "I don't see why shoot over their defense," he Miasissippi State scored one wehavetohave the Tampa Bay said. touchdown when (punter) Alan Bucs forced down our throats. ' Williams took his eye off the . Now they (the But front office W on the snap and dropped it. personnel) have the unWe gave them another after we mitigated nerve to tell the lv st opped them but had a penal- stations which games to show .. ti." and which ones not to. If this is Mississippi State Coach Bob the way spo rts in the bay area is Tyler and Dickey called it a going to be, It was a sad day great game in which each team when the Bucs came to town." came from behind twice. FloriA woman fan from New Port dii nwnv u afetv in t Richv• •InAnn Norma final half-minute to protect its Gresham, said, "I will not , lead, attend a single Tampa Bay Buc St. For More Good V ars In lour Car I Pete Catholic 303; 13. Merritt Island M. 1. Marsha Wills (Tallahassee Lincoln) S:3; 2. 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Cross Country J1. • Next - . - • - ' : •• By The Associated Presi downbeat dart, a lose to Balti- on (Irogan's 3$-yard TD peas to Poets threw tom- to hdown later, thougti, the Chargers The meek Inherited the cart) more, Grogan beat Miami by Ruas Frauds. When the Pats pusei — twice his e uc Efrei Herrera's 32-yard field Cuff &ea& first and goal at the Mime (a ire IPTh were nt onto pVIaRJckeyYog'g goal with tTh seconds lift to huge chun ks of it at a clip. throwing for three touchdowns got the ball back, they got the output — against the Car s$ ons,the Uonefaj1edto dinals. these-yard run. And 14 se A conds play was the wiener, Ist the for one. In Pittsburgh, Steve Grogan, lead for good on his 43.yarder to Three of them Tampa Bay finally got on the few minutes later they di d on came In the aec 01terthat the rot wason. Jerreal wiener was quaterback sos he fans said. the wonde r boy of the Na tional '* t Jot wait Darryl Stingley. Then he p4 -'w)en the game wan ry Latin erd—butnotaao.sthe Greg Landry's TD pass, b a finNed the euuIng Rogo StaUbaC), who teamed goal line. until he meets the meanest do. New Englan d 60 yards for put out 01 re Foot ball League, followed These Dave Green hobbled snap on the extra p it ach, kickoff, Rick Middidon recov. with The, Pearson on his sensational penance of tense of them all — PIUs- another touchdown, scoring It l4yvd field goes averted what might let the one-point lead stand p. "We're 30 right now and ft's ered and Pouts hit Cattle Jol and 16-yard passes a week ago with an even great- burgh's. — and got a have bean the Bncrs' himself by stiff-arming tackle been a long time since any oar on a 3$-yard it) pass. liree Saints 77, Saints 17 He met them Sunday, said Mean Joe Greee and sweeping Charger team st rt er one, against an even more m thhpJ~uJ3 pa4itsr- t hird drajgig shutout. Two Joe a ed this minut Hank Strain retur howdy and did his thing all over In from the six, es later, Tom Graham fereace cell agaliM Baltimore Fergenontouchdownpaucs — san City anhead menacing the ree foe, to lead way," said Pouts. The last recovered ma a again, throwing for two log New England Patriots It put New England on top 30 time, in fact, wan In 196$ when found Dwightfmnhie and Pouts to boot — to set up the winning 5$ yards to Bob Ciandier and 15 Orleans and r celebrl ,,I a McDonald wi th a kIck. ling Steelers touchdowns and running for a 20. Terry Bradahaw's ii) pass they finished at $4. They yards to Reuben Cant — were victory. Tony Galbreath, m 'd been 44-yard TD bomb. And with 61 In San Diego, young Dan third against the two4lme So- cut the lead to three points and going downhill ever since, In. RaIders 14, OIlers 13 all Butfalo needed. bunt'74 yards for a touchdown seconds to go In the half, Mike Rae, virtually an muFouds, facing a St. I per Bowl champions. RoyGerelatrledtocotituro_ eluding tiM year's horrendous Graham intercepted Vikinga 1I Us. S In the fir to a pass ran The Steelers built a 20-9 third- but his try for a 4$-yard field 2.12 campaign , testedNFL rookie when he which often seems to own the Chuck Foreman ran five ya rds in the st = Mvm pan to for set up Pouts' 1$-yard TD the D bolisof dart.ed lu Ken Stable's place yards for a tie-breaking touch- that beat the Patent on explosiveness, un- Period lead bef ore the roof goal at the gun faded wide. St. Louts led 104 going Into McDonald. Chiefs. caved In. The first crack came leashed a bunch of fur Oakland, tire, touchdown down and a 103 lead, then MlChargers 43, CardInals 24 the second period. Ten seconds Daiphinell, Jets I Cowboys 3$, Cells 77 pse of jgij and 33 yards to neiota slammed the door. With hi own once. Bob GrIme's four-yard tout). downpatoJltnMan&hdnd Three-! Cardinals 43-24. Garo Yeprenlan's three fild In Sunday's other games, goals bonded Miami past Ihe Dallas outlasted Baltimore 30V I Ouldand edged Houston 1,1. Whitted f UU M*liy,1epLfl, in On-Th ree Deadline Oct. 1 ___________ Davis •w "am, sow"FL I1,.I1L 1 c-_.-. gave GOODYEAR "GO-POWER" 41A Po,,erful LowPrice! Maintenance Free Power Gard... Neier Needs hater - Matinees 12 noon on Monday. Thursday and Saturday I.e J no rain for the first fight In .C., Superstar ? Nope! Yankee Stadium since Ingemar Johansson knocked out Floyd NAPA, Calif. (AP)—"!don't was a good athlete In high He don't do anything but ha ve Patterson June 20, 19. The think I want to be a superstar," school. Good in lots of sports. If hamburgers In his room. last outdoor heavyweight i J.C. Snead said after he'd I'd nude a basket In basketball "I don't think I want th at." championship fight In the denied Johnny Miller a third and darted junping up and And Miller was eq ually plülo- United States w*s Sonny consecutive victory in the down and patting mysif on the sophic after a do uble-bogey six All fl -st wan the title Kaiser International Open Golf back and saying, 'Hey, look how on the sixth hole had killed his in 1964 — onsround f en good I am,' the coach would chances For a third n cutive kno co se ckou t over Floyd Patterson "I don't think I could stand have hit me up alongside the tiUeon the course where he has Tournam t, big, easy-going head. Sept. ,1962 at Comiskey Park it," said the built his borne. m Chicago. '. nephew of the legendary Sam "But I st ill used to worry "I'm almost glad finish For his bringing big-tune out. Snead. He'd j ust fashioned a about it. I've won some tourna- second," said Miller, wto ho shot a (jQ- fgigj back to the U.S. solid, four-under-par 68 for a inents. My stroke average isn't final round 69. Snead finished for Madison Square Garden, two-stroke victory over Miller. that bad. I've been on the last with a 274 t otal, 14 UT162r ar p ' It was the second title of the three Ryder Cup teams, I've while Miller and Gibby Gilbert gInc., and Top Rank, Inc., All Is ua ranteed $6 million plus season for J.C. and lif ted him to won more than $7O0,(0 In five shared second at 274, go,® in expenses. is fifth place on the season's years. That's not bad for a guy "1 don't usually do that," thought to be his b iggest purse money-winning li d at $191,607. who didn't start playing golf Johnny said. "I either finish he was guaranteed $4.5 nil. "I used to worry about it until he was First or down the road somelion plus a percentage for his some. You know, about keeping "But I don't want to be a su- where, 31st or something like wümi tinrd fight against Joe the Snead name going for u perdu now. Leonard Tbomp- that. That's not like some guys, Frailer Li Manila Last Oct. 1. li ttle longer. And I'd get ticked son and I had dinner with Ar- like Hale Ir win. They're In the All also will receive ) pere,: oil when I see all these other nold Palinera few weeks ago. top 10 every week. Maybe t centofa1!revenueafer mil. guys wi C11 ; th tiwir pictures an the He coWdot eat for people corn- shows I'm getting more con: front of magazines and in the ing over and talking to him and sistent. I'm happy with my per- lion from the fight which will be seen on closed circuit television pap asking for his autograph and (uflnance." 11 a the United Stat es and And, You know, I'm hardly everything. And they'd ask him JC. '°°° tver l isted, r.ot even among the the stupidest questions. 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"I tori 12 MO 25 xclinch,d division title '!'-'4the best club b$ bUd)S11." 5, p)f40 2 Satvrdays Resells Ozark's club toot the first P41w York ID, jirb0il 4 Lou Brock ssiapped a 1-1 tie Minnesota 4 California 0 step towardsbacking that with a twn.n triple in the fifth Boston 1. Baitimo 0 : conteriJon Sunday by clinching inning, then ffeçfor Q hisTexas 1, Kansas City 0 - the National League's East DICleveland 3. MilwaukeeI Tom Walker VISICJ% title with a 4.1 trIumph and Al Hrabosky came on Oakland 7. ChIcago I Sendays Results , over Montreal in the fi game relief to complete the seven-hitBoston I. Baltimore 3 ' of a doubleheader. After I b ter. CalifornIa 4, Minnesota 1 •. "I.' A, kansas City 1 ""I'B' Braves 19, 4 Milwaukee at party. the Phi ls came beck to Cleveland, • rain The Braves mapped a 4-4 tie '.: complete the sweep with a 2.1 -" NOW York at Detroit, ppd., with six runs in the eighth in- rain victory In the acond Oakland shortened to seven Immings b; ning, tworun doubles by Damat Chicago, ppd., rell Chaney and Willie Monta- rain T.days Games highlighting the rally. The 11)113 will meet the deDetroit (Fk*ych 17-I) Chancy doubled to reek the tie Cleveland (Bibby 134), (n) at fending champion Kansas City (Palm $11) at Reds for the National League 'and scored cm Jerry Rey't's Oakland (Bahnson 8-7), (n) single. then Montanes doubled crown in Un bitst-d-five playOnl y games scheduled - 011L Should they sinrvive that to make It 14 before Tom teat,, they would meet the Paclorek drew a bases-loaded NATIONAL LEAGUE American League representa- walk from Jerry Johnson for the final run. L Pd. as In the World Ses. *Phila 96 40 .415 "We've got pitching on this GIants 5, Astros 1 Pitt' ii t .341 $' York 04 71 .543 1W, , club. We can hit. We've got Gary 'Thomass.on ) f. New St. Louis 71 II .430 24½ some speed, experience and hits and scored twice for the Chicago ii .432 25½ maturity," sold Jim I.onborg, Giants, who mapped a 1-1 tIe Montreal 33 103 .343 12½ who pltdieda four-hitter In the with two runs In th e sixth on West x -Clnci 57 .435 clinching victory to raise his Thomasson's single, a Los Ang 00 47 .571 10 record to 17.10. "You've got to sacrifice, a run-scoring single Houston li 00 .400 23½ have all those things in by 1s Speler and Dave San Fran r 72 43 San Diego ie ii 30 30 be Radar's RBI double. pions Atlanta II N .439 30½ L. "Today, we're champions." Dodgers?, )( x-Clinched division title .... Mets!, Cabs 1 5at' Resells Bill Buckner doubled borne New York S. Chicago 2 The Mets built a 2-0 lead over rookie ca tcher Kevin Pasley Cincinnati i. Los Angeles 3 .theflrdslxlrsilngsas Jerry with theDodgers'fjrgl.1 PhIladelphia 4. Montreal Koosman, 21-9, did not allow a the third inning, then Steve ' Louis 3. Pittsburgh 0 Atlanta 11, San Diego I I& But the Cubs reached bun Garvey singled, I stole second San FrancIsco 10. Houston 0 for a run cm four consecutive and raced boone on a tapper In Svnday's Resells hits starting the seventh, send- front of the plate by John Hale Philadelphia 4-2. Montreal 1; lag Kocimam, to the showers. In the fourth to 1, 21d game, 1 Innings make It 2-0. New York 2. Chicago 1 Bob Apodaca came on and Doug Rau, 16.9, lost his shutAtlanta 10. San Diego 4 'pitched out of a bases-loaded, out In the 3111)1cm Don Warner's St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati i none.out jam, retiring three run-scoring double, San Francisco S. Houston 1 consecutive pinch hitters with- batted In as a major leaguer. Today's Games I' - .._.... ,"d%.:_...11- .... ' 17 Stephen F. AuStin 10, Howard Payne 3 Texas All 3$. Abilene 10 FAR WEST 80151 St. 33. Humboiot St. 0 Brigham youne 23. Arizona I - - Dakota It Black :' 4. t I 1. of the Texas runs. T he New York Yankees The AL t Division il: 25 of the 26 Seminole County lawyers contributing to th. 2 cand idates in this race have contribut.d to ALAN A. DICKEYS - .. . - - THE LAWYERS KNOW WHICH CANDIDATE IS QUALIFIED. - -. - FACTIP i . ii, Kr1 ti I I I r II I c I ' Association endorsed ALAN A. DICKEY. CANDIDATE IS QUALIFIED. The Sentinel-Star newspaper has endorsed ALAN A. DICKEY as the candidate MOST QUALIFIED. 9 t Intac Worcester Guard I? MARTINSVILLE. Va. (AP) national driving championsNp. It became obvious early in "I reILly think we turned the the Grand National dock car co er rn after Daytona (in Feb. season that Cale Yarborough ru.aj-y when we solved our enand the Jwuor Johnson crew gin. problem," Yarborough were doing some major fiddling pLaned af er nd cxt Su a y's around with the team's Chevro. rain-shortened Tech 20 Over seven (7) years general civil and criminal - ç,j u - - 6 coast -, five -- ,,~~' I Alabama 43, Va,id,-ftt Auburn 31, Tennesae. '" • Robbins, Sue 28 A ., .' __ ~, .c , . I "I . . . . -, .' - -, - . :r.4 - :,-. - - -, ... 1. )11 \ .., ) L' . . ,; .r ~ 11, _ ... COUNTY*jUDGE INOLE fII/j Company Inc., New Smyrna . • • 0 . . . . I~ 0 . artistic thrector. • , -I ' r . ,, ~ T 0 QUAL - I' ~ • • • . " ....".", i- .. ~ - . Sanford , vnnr ffna.s41n. I,,.. ,-- --.---r- -. Time Serenaders (foreground, left) - provide music to set feet a-dancin g every Wednesday at 2:30 P.M. in the Sanford Civic Center. Everyone's welcome, especially senior citizens. Music, dancing and listening Is all free. p / - - . - -. & . a -. - I , " : -. .. f.'. . ':-- - - . - -' ..'i " I..- Doris Dietrich i . ,. ' f. 1C,7'8, After writing, casting direct ing a hist orical skit for the first meeting of Sanford / -- -' -! !' ' - ..: .. : if - 4. ' . , 1 ' . 1 '•1 I. - - _. c A , riuuiii a_a. -- - • I - ueii upens . . ' . '. Barbara aLso pointed out that In all historical accounts surruundjni, the Mayfair -i e not once had she re Inn was originally the ['orest Herald photos by rignt New Run KITTCN-s"Off PURR-PANTICSO Stie 1928 cour"ON ORTH I w~ There s never been A tibet like this in a lie this' Purr-Pante3, made wlh miracle Mcn-,ele fit*rs by Monsanto hate 9 soft c.,- lives. allot them Wear Dated"' for and coo lull " it a noqv"sl wear Choose boef . Stye 1928 O.kni Style s9'7 ill with Milk rUble Cotton CCtCh Whl. be'e, black. hue pink. yellow One vie his -Ito 8 PUttlecily of course Each $3.00. ttirthy of each show. Season are currentl•v on sale at f. Maic LADY By 1' ,~ tickets through quantities of pasta cooked before the au&nce's Rick Wells - optimism. Dr. Robert Juergens, director Dial or write me your • orii c frmna habit or of the Theatre at Rollins, will . • pla y •,, pa .4 .. ui-n vvluy ti..vman ui why you never smoked. -Death of a Salesman,' scheduled to open in the Lake Hotel. Speaking of Deiores lash, refurbished Annie Russell I made this discovery whale one of lake Mary 's women for Theatre on Jan. 27. This compili ng the hist ory of the all seasons, the showed up at a I'ulitzcr Prize winning play is Sanford'M Woman's Club. coffee with a new short coiff ure t ü- ui established a a Every December a gala was and a very New York red, white major American classic. held there (the Forest Lake and black longer length frock. •' f.sj, play of the season, ,, - - The Annie Russell Theatre at "The Good Doctor," is a the Annie Russell Theatre. To Rollins College will present for collection of enchanting stories obtain a free brochure or fur. the first time in Florida, three by Anton Cheikov spiced up thor Information, call the Annie recent Broadway hits in ad. with the comic gifts of Neil Russell Theater at 646-2145 dition to two time-honored Simon, supplier of the most from 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday classIcs, side-splitting plays of our time, through Friday. • the 45th season will open Oct Coneludiniu lite season is one 21 with "Candide", the Leonard of thegreatt1ove st orjes of au Bernstein musical based On time- "Romeo and Juliet." , Yancey, Pat Beers, Dora Lee Russell and Bill Gielow. She's sweet sixteen again, and lovin g It! Mrs.- Fransen and husband, Everett, of DeItona groove o the music (top) and concentrate on their fancy footwork (left) - with full Latin temperament, smokes. So hats off to Pat they love, squabble, laugh, 11 auth ,8 • ti Majorle Cogburn (Tepsic). To my Marjorie is presently an cant - 11~ I 01' moving tale of the immortal -of Verona and will be Starting Dec 2 "a slice of lovers According to Barbara Wornans Club on Oct. 6, the salami" will re,rIew on tie given a conventional and w1, ith a Ruprecht, Jean Tepoi who will do'Y IIcg beautif ully simple treatment of reserved setting in approac hing Annie Russell Theatre stage conduct the Oct. 3 auditions for comedy, this classic lovers story. with a warm family the 1976-77 company of Ballet the woInen's liberation and "go- ..Saturday, Sunday, Monday." I envisioned the cast Guild of Sanford-Seminole, is The play deals with a typical scheduled for 8:30 p.m. There is 1 I huffing, pui*-igand 1uOW,6 the daughter of a former Italian family in Rome. We see an additional 2 p.m. matinee ClOUu '.q sm31e UWUIl UI " Sanford dancing Instructor, scheduled for the second on three successive days, sane. . ~ 'L' and Dot Wailer, - I '" I ir Poland. They are planning a Patrons of Seminole Mutual tour again next year. Concert Association have The talented group of women gathered annually for 12 years appears In colorful attire which in December for the Chainthey either purchase or make pagne Ball, which is a carry. themselves. Their expenses are over of long standing from the kept at a bare minimum opening of the Social Season at through donations and their the Mayfair Inn prior to San-. personal efforts. ford Naval Academy days. Again this year on Dec. 4, the Three new voices to be heard 'a Marilyn Meredith, Jean Metis, Bonnie PlaIt, Mary Reddick, , Gregory, Mrs. Harry Sandusky, Mrs. Carl Moe,, Mrs. P.D. Anderson, Mrs. Mable Brown, Mrs. B.G. Caruthers and Mrs. Clifford Carden. Seniors Have Selves High The Chorale scored a big hit attending in formal attire. last year when they raised funds to make a musical tour of Rich -. Citadel 17, Furman 14 2 Georgia Tech 2 For one thing, Lf,*cars didn't 9~ Florida U. miuiuippi 30 handling 30 good, things are , Sound righL Instead Of that really failing into p.'ace." Kentucky 14, W. virgirds III deep, vibrating, unmuffled 1511 3 1, Rice 0 So much so that Yarboroui'h I' roar, they had a high-patched has M'thsgsn 51, 3). N. Carclna 'hf of $ç races now won I whine. That was from a new this season and (oar of the lad Mt.ois3ip 31. 5. Ml1liipp us system But there were things inside S Caroijn* $1 40 Howard 3 ., and underneath that didn t CJI 31. PU,*., 3 We Still don't have all tij show - things that some of the horsepower that w. need 10 • exas êUPhO(f, . other teams would dearly love beat iDavidi Pearn oo the Ix W l(wthcky 17, Aath Pely to now that Yarborough is spevdways," said . Herb Nab, • Vs-j.n, SI 20. Fj-rmcr* 4,, on his way to win ning his first Yarboro,h's wrench SEPTEMBER Ala TUESDAY, Bobbi Goes with the chorale during the annual glittering gala will forthcoming seasnn are Lois continue under the chairSloan, Shirley Yon and iiianship of Mrs. Wilfred (Peggy) Elizabeth Rice. Conrad. Jack The remaining singers are Drwnmond and his band will Jenny Benz, Mary Jean provide the music for dancing Berrien, Sue Cann, Mary Ann and a cocktail-buffet will be* Graham, Elizabeth Hall, Sylvia unlimited during the entire ball. Henderson, Glenyce Mann, mule :unty Bar Association 1 • BOSIOn College 37, - law practice SOUTH Bucknell IlDI • e Service as Assistant Public Defender • Praaana ilL... -. w Before getting into the shower, why not pit your hair in curlers and let the steemi ad the curls. Earrtegaw..lJer Earrings this season are small and neat to go with the men's haberdasher lo Prefect Be To protect nails, don't use them to open bobby pins and stead. and sing because we love to Sing and guests were charged $1 per person with more than 0 and make people happy." • Service as Assistant State Attorney Rutgers ii, Pr,-,c eton 0 S1an,mo.,i6 uaricr memners of Lake Mary Woman's Club honored at the Membership Coffee are (from left) Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. Raymond Bali, Mrs. Jesse Smith. director and ac- hotel several years prior to companist. According to Choraller Ruth 1913). Club women and their Mickelson, 'We get together husbands were admitted free . S Fashion Hints Brown, vocalist, or Bettye ALAN Ae DICKEY Is the QUALIFIED CANDIDATE ~ Rocfjest,i 21. Canislus 7 Florida Chorale are getting tuned In for a season of the sound of m usic. And they can't wait to perform en concede for you, whoever you are, at no charge. The chorale is accePtinK bookings through Irene ' FACT, Lake Mary Woman's dub dusky, Carl Moss, P.D. CoO , "Rowena's R.dp.. launched the 1975-fl uaaon Ander10n, Mabel Brown, B.G. wits l4niwIW'. with a membership cofle in a Candhers aid Clifford Cordon. the Arranging coffee were festive setting at me Forest Mrs. Green also welcomed a Mrs. Raymond C. I **absth) Qubbonse. Grganlzed In 1*, new member, Mrs. J.H. e club Joined e Florida (Louls3) Collins. Oilier w Lewis, dub president; Mrs. th th ne Green, proçam chairman; and FederstlonofWomen'gQubsin members dur ing the past club Mr s. Harry B. (Mamy) Terry, 19. The dub curre ntly has 49 year Indode Mines. R.G. Fox, soci -' active members. L.E. Lovell, R.F. Meiwing, P. Under lb. k.dOTIbIP of s. Mrs. Curtis (Leonora) Green, D. MItCIW11 Michael R00d$ Lewis, the dub has a busy year coffee program chairman, John Reitsiel and WJL Hall. Introduced the following A special guest was Rowena tra Planned-Programs will Include vel by Mrs. Green, education charter members: Mines. Billeter, former own er of by PUS Hughes, a misleul Frank Evans, Raymond Ball, Orlando's Rowena RIMeIUIId, un der the direction of De. Bert leme Gra. °" ' .'d'' Perinchief and a Central Florida Zoo film by Clifford Chorallers with the Central . -. FACT: - . Also arts and crafts by Betty 1Aseier, fine arts by Barbers Mull.,, Bock review by Beth Gregory and public Affairs ab DeLores Lnsb. Mrs Lewis said the dub's harltabie endeavors were aimed toward the proposed LakeMa,yQ,fcceateraedti* Utile Red Schoolhouse, among othm Choraliers In Tune For Coming Season has Cleve Pittsburg 21, Temple y - :- ' N'chols SI. 37, Boiton St 11 - - The Seminole County Police Chief's ll I -- THE LEADERS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT KNOW WHICH I 2 0 .333 64 $2 Western Division S DIlgO 3 0 0 1.000 $6 10 Oakld 3 0 0 .on 6$ 43 Deny 210.Wfl31 Kin dy 0 3 0 -000 II TM Bay 0 3 0 .000 0 57 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division Dallas 300 II Wash 200 Louis 2 1 0 .647 PhIIa 1 1 0 .s 27 34 NY GIs 0 3 0 000 34 63 Central Division Pausing for refreshments at Lake Mary Woman's Club Membership Coffee are (from left) Mrs. Raymond Lewis, Mrs. J.H. Collins, Mrs. Rowena Billeter and Mrs. Curtis Green. - _____ I in the driver's seat, but we've got to win some of Saturday title night when them," said Kansas City's Hal beat Detroit and second-place McRae following the Royals' 3-1 Baltimore lost to Boston. loss to the Texas Rangers 'Maybe players make Sunday. "It's been that way much money and the World since the All-Star break when Series doesn't mean anything to we were 12 games One Kansas City victory at them," Herzog said. "We Oaklandwouldsewupatieasta should have wrapped this up two weeks ago." 3 I( tie for the Royals. whose : Minn S 2 0 1 .800 6o 2l Red Sax 1, Orioles 3 "magic number" is three Ch" 210.6473035 A six-hitter by Reggie CleveDirt anycomhInatlonofKa nsas Qty I 2 0 .333 33 10 land was tacked by rookie On Bay 0 3 0 000 21 'victories or Oakland defeats catcher Ernie Whilt's Western Divi sion t wo-run adding up to 2 0 1 .100 44 double as Boston defeated Bal- L.A. SFran 210.W75 54 "We've got to start hitting," tunore. Cleveland, M. 'Was N Or Ins I 2 0 .333 S7 said Royal.s Manager Whitey helped by three double plays as Atlnta 1 2 0 .333 31 Herzog. "If we don't hit we Boston won its Sue 0 3 0 000 53 $1 11th game in its I. won't win it. last 13 outings. The Red Sox "I've never seen anything scored thr ee runs In the fifth off College likethis.They(theftoyals)look rookie Dennis Martinez, 1-I, afraid to hit the ball, scared making his first major league theyaregningtOwlnag start, then added five in the Footba I'll be honed. I don't see how eighth as Cecil Cooper and Jun EAST we're ever going to win another Rice knocked in two runs each. Brown 3. Rhode Island 0 game." Angels 1, Twins 1 Carnegie Mellon 21. Case . -----_ - -. £A43 SIdIWI' riemson ISrlIes, Frank Tanana's eight-hitter Yvesfern 7 Clarion 10. Geneva 7 11-9, held the Royals to Just was backed by solo homers by Colgate 23, Cornell 20 . threehitatlroughthefirstejg Dave Collins and Ron Jackson C.W. Post 6. Slippery Rock 3 Dartmouth 21, New Hamp. - innings. But John Mayberry led as California downed Mm13 off the Kansas City ninth with a nesota. It was Tanana's third Delaware s. N. Dakota 17 single, bringing on reliever victory of the season over the Harvard 24. Massachusetts I) Mike Bacsik. Al Cowens singled Twins and snapped Minnesota's Illinois St. 10 Vlllanova 17 Iowa 7. Penn St 4 and Jamie Quirk walked to load five-game winning streak. Main. 17.43 dent. Com.ciict 3 Maryland ___ I I Syracuse a - A I FACT: DEAR ABBY: Our middle lOfly Andy, Is a very Intelligent young man of 19. He went to college for one year Just to please us, then he quit, saying, I don't want to waste any more of my time and your money." '1 fin. i$ says he prefers working with current statue was that of a his hand,. lie's now enrolled In divorcee, shouldn't she be a trade school and we're so calling herself a divorcee indisappointed in himl stead of a widow' I'm not putting down people AFRIEND -. who work with their hand s, DEAR FRIEND: Techikally Abby, but It seems to me that j a divorcee, bit If she people who work with their waits I. call herself a wldsw, ( hands do so because they aren't ft's an right with me. smad enough to work with their DEAR ABBY: My ddo and I minds. were dining out, àMiIbe was Andy's father is a addirsg the tip to the Credit card, professIonal man, and both 0 e waiter said, "Don't blither Andy's brothers plan to enter th adding the tip to that - I won't professions. get it anyway." Then the waiter Please say in your Please column explained that after the college degree is ab- reilBurads are riznburseci by solutely necessary these days. the credit card companies, the After Andy graduates train waiters rarely get their tips. ' college he can do anything he Abby, with so many diners chooses, but we desperately paying with credit cards, I want him in have a college a of waiters get ped degree first. Thank you. this way. ANDY'S MOTHER You'd be doing waiters a DEAR MOTHER: Idisagree. tremendousservtcetfyou'dask College Is NOT for everybody. peo ple who use credit cards to UAadyprefersto work with Me glvethe walterhlsupineash. -1 ha.ds. that's what he should do. Thanks. 1 It's not true that people west MARION ')wlth their hands because they DEAR MARION: The t aren't smart enough to work credit card compaules and with their minds, Some band restaurants state that walteri work requires more skill, talent are fl)30f$ Imme&_a$ely b and know-bow than many their e mployers for their tips. proleulo. You do 7012 NB I Most waiters Insure themselves tremendous disservice by against being gypped by telling him he's "disappointedkee$g a record of tip. doe to go to them. 7 college. Change your tune. DEAR ABBY: A friend of Everyone has a problem. Whals ruin. was married for yours? For a personal reply, write to when her husband died. Two ABBY: Bee No. 4$1N, L.A., Calif. years later she married anefjier $0040. Enclose stamped, sell. addressed envelope. pl@&$*. man. atmarrlagelastedju,t For Abby's booklet. to Have about a year and ended In a Lovel y Wedding,""Hew seed SI to Abigail Van lore 132 sky Dr., divorce. Beverly Hills.Calif. 01212. PIee She call.s herself a endes, a lens, self-addressed. nw;' Inasmuch as her most stamped (7 id envelope. . Club Greets Members; , ` ". Hosts Autograph Coffee Msnüy, 1.0. 27, 1976--1 i DYA25IUAIL VAN UREN ' Jai-Alai K" H F). Don't Force Son To *Get CollegeDegree 2.10 2. Chrlstys Hops ;) 400.2.40;). Bar Pat (S) 3.00.Q(, 7) 13.00; p (t-) $20.40; (I•7. 144.10; 3040. SIXTH - I. Fleet Feet (1) 7.00, 5.00.3.60; 2. High Bit (4) 3.20,2.40;). knsa00 Runaway (3) (4 4) 17.40; P (44) $7.20; T (463 145340: 31.20. SIVINTH -1. Carnival (5) 13 740, 3.20; 2. QuIsqueyana (II 740 3.00:3. TravelIn Jane (3) 2 n:i Dog Racing By The AUseIated Press tonight. 3) 30.10: P (53) 7110; 1 (334) 37440:31.43. SIXTH -1. Shaded Blue (2) 4.00, 3.20. 3.20; 3.M12 Moss (3) 6.20.4.60; 3. Stand.d(3) 7.40; 0(3-3) 21.20: P (35) 35.30; .33) 40j 31.43. SEVENTH - 1. OR'S Rid E40I1 (7) 43.00, 22.00, 11.00; 2. Wright Engel(4)$.00,3,30; 3. Bellamy Staci (4) 2.00; 0 (47) 110.20; P (73) 333. 1' (74.1) 2331.30, 31.12. EIGHTH-i. Plain Talk II) 1030. L 5libiO (1) 10.20 600; 3. Zarr, (3) 6.20. 3.00; 2. Ladys Day (1) 17.10, 5) $23.10; P (3- 1) $12.70. TSI S.20 1.20; 3. Aiav.Arcs (2)4.00:0 4.20:0(4.7)47.40 P (741 111.40. tS0;3.AmerlcanCpiamp(3)2.10:Q $110.00; 31.50. p 21 174.40 TENTH-i. Ran (7) () 7 0 ; P (1•4) 122.40; 1 (1-1-3) EIGHTH - 1. 1 Midnight major NINTH - I. Sala (4) 12.40 1.30 340; 2. Marurl (1) 440 4. 40; 3. Ma 304,20: 31.43. . (3) 740. 4.00, 2.10; 2. Space Watch O -. N. W, hn½ - 00;3a ;;ir.00 Q (2. 3)3010; P (23) 137.70. SEVENTH - I. Larrl.Arana (4) 13.203,10; 2. Eddy.Yza (5) 1.103.00: 3. 3.10 lcaQuiola (3) 4.00: 0 (5.4) 50.10; P(4$) 135.10 Big 0 (2-3) with 34) 1110.00. EIGHTH - 1. ManoioRamon S) 14.407,104,40; 2. Fetmin.Echav, (4) 7.104,40; 3. Sale-Juan (I) 4.20; 0 (1. I) 10.00; P (0-4) 33.10. -I. Sala (7)1003.003.00; (1)4.00; 0 (1-4) 40.00; P (4-I) 23.30 DO (7.2) 143.00. 3.40, 3.40, 3. Wright Colseli 1 10.10, 3.40:0 (5-7) $17.10: P (S-i) $54 31; T TENTH - I. Maruri 13) 7.00 310 ELEVENTH - I Cacho-AItu (3) t40;3. Golden Sapphire (4) 34:0 (57.3) $330.40. Indiana 20 WashIngton 13 30 2. Arcs (2) 3.00 4.20; 3. Larrea 14.10 11.00 3.50; 2. Patxl-Zarv, (I) (i-i) U.20: p (1.1) 345.70: T (7-13) Lamar 21, New Mexico St. 17 NINTH - I. Tili Heather (3)3 30 310;Q (2.3) 21.10; P(3.3) 44.30 4.102.00:3. Fermin-Sala 2.40; 0 143.00: 31.34. Los Angeles St. 10. Sacra. 3.00, 3.10; 2. Legalized (I) 11: (4.3) 7170. (30) 43 .00; P Iflffl?O St. 0 (3-0) 151.30. TENTH -1. June Alic e (4) 12.20. 3.10:3. Travelln Lucy (4) 2.00; 0 (2 ELEVENTH - 1. SaIa.Quioia (I) TWELFTH - 1. Oregon 21. Utah 13 1210 140 3.00; 2. OguIza.Alttj (4) (3) 23.40 7.404.00: ManoloEchave 3.00.1.20; 7. J. Darron (1)4.40.5.00; 3) 141.00; P (5$) $113.70; I h1j 7. AISVI-B.ngoa 3. Naps Jeff (7) 0.00; 0 (44) 30.20; $733.10; 31.10. Pacific 21. Hawaii 12 Portland SI. 50, Montana 10 (4$) 4.40; P (UI) $73.70. 3.00; 0 (7.3) 41.30: P (3.2) 113.70; UCLA 40. Air Force 7 ELEVENTH -1. Stick Darren (i) 4.10,3,40, 3.00; 2. Loco Motion w San Francisco 5?. 22. Cal (1)TWELFTH - I. Bilbso-Aguirre 11119 Q 13.10 5.00 3.40; 2. ManoIo.Juan A - 30%: Handle - 151.533. PolyPomona 11 430;. SUMs Ann (3) 340; 0 (I4) (2-7) $31.10; P (2-7) 553.10; T (274) (4)4.104.00; 3. Fermln.Larrea (7) Stanford 2$. San Jose St. 21.10; P (1.1) $0.00: T (10.3) 177.10; 137340; 3770. 22.70 0 Iii) 31.40; P (1-1) 101.00; 31.40. Teth 20, New Mio BIg 0 (4.1 wi ELEVENTH -1. Western WhIsk, th 11) 1)44.30. 16 TWELFTH -1. Conway Finny (7) (2)53.00.14.40,0.00:2. Win Jac A 2.317; Handle 134014. Wyoming 20. Utah St. 3 11.30.0.20,4.40; 7. l's Rosle (4) 4.10, 2040,7 40;3. Sliver Blend (3) 3 , SATURDAY NIGHT DAYTONA BEACH 3.20:3. Ramblln Cathy (5)7.00; 0 (4- (25) $131.30; P (2.3) $223.00, T FIRST - I. Urza-Coldo (2) 7.10 SATURDAY MATINEE 7) 33.00; P (7.4) $7.30; T (745) 3) $1,121.40; 31.20. 1,401.10; 7. Ica -*..wa H 6303.40; 013.40; 31.40. TWELFTH - I. Alice Hansen 3. Joseleitia (1) 3.40; 0 (1-2) 147.00 FIRST - I. Muglnskl (4) 30.00, At? - 254; H - $3o.7o'. ORLANDO.SEMINOLE 1.00, 3.00, 230; 2.2. Dark Lament (I) p (2-1) 121.00. 10.10. 1 4.10; 2. ear S Redwine (4) SATURDAY NIGHT SATURDAY 3.30, 3.20:3. My Odyette (3) 3 SECOND - I. Urza-Sanch.z (7) 11.0O,,40, 3. St erling P. (3) 720; a (1.2) $4.10; P (21) 11340; 1(2 13F S-K 7.40 1.40; 2. Joso-Yza (1) 7.00 (1.4) 133.00; P (44)1472.50; 31.70. FIRST- I Wright Gay (7) 17.00, FIRST - I. Urza.AIb.rdl (3) 17.40 540 3. Ica-Coldo (2) 0.20; 0 (4-7) SECOND - I. Little Bowl (4) 620,4.00; 2. John L. Hayes (4) 4.40. A - 4.017; Handle - St. Louis (Falcone 12-14), In) Houston (L arson 57) at Los Angeles (Sutton 20$), (n) Cincinnati (Gullet 10-3) at San Diego (Griffin 7.4), In) Only games scheduled Pro- Football 340; 3, Bilaj (37) 31.00; P (5.7) 141.10. SIXTH - 1. Echano.Benoa (3) 11.00 4.10 440; 2. Aretha.Elorza (3) 3001403, Negul.Sanch (1) 4.10; 0 (3.3) 10.20; P (5.3)110.10. SIVUNTH - 1. Urza.Ara (7) 2U0 1140 7.20; I. icaYza (2) 440 3.40; 3. Cacho. Beltia (1)1.00; Q (77) Big 0(3.3 wIth 2.7 31.10 P (7-21174-10; 1407.10. EIGHTH - 1. ..-. .-. - FermiAnu nw . .w; A. Marurl.Juan (7) Idaho St. V. Nevada-Rom 32 the bases. NATI0NAL FOOT FO TBALL Kansas City might be In the After Bob Stinson's ground LEAGUE ' driver's sent, but the Oakland out scored Mayberry, Craig AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Skok relieved and walked j have a big say in which dl- Wofford W L T Pc?. PF PA to load the bases again. si rortlon the Royals are hea&ng. But Steve Hargan 2 1 0 W 2 70 A's - the N Eng • 2 1 0 .W 73 The Royals lead Oakland by MlaThI 2 1 0 .W 60 31 4s games In the American Rangers' fourth pitcher of the Buff 1 20 .333 II 51 inning - caine on to get Amos NY League West Division 0 3 0 .00 20100 Oils to fly to right, ending the only division race Central Division Cinci 2 1 0 Ui 72 Ued.AndKansasQtyopensa game. 2 1 0 447 44 17 Lenny Randle knocked in two Hstn three-game series at Oakland Pitts I 2 0 15 ;' - - California 3). Arina St. 22 Colorado 33, MIami, Fla. 3 Philadelphia (Canton 13.4) at - - . Wflenburg 31, Butler II SOUTHwEST Houston 21. Texas A&M 10 SMU 3$. N. 'Texas 31 Sam Houston 22, E. Texas St. Montreal (Landreth 1-1 and Hannahs 1.0) at New York Plnoja 4-1 and Matlack 14-I), 2 XC, Oakland I r' I "Open Series - L Pd. OS 04 4) .404 40 70 .331 0½ 70 74 .31 ii 70 70 .303 14 Fleet Cricket (7)1.20; 0 (I .3) $31.0; Notre Dame 4$, Northwestern 3. 31.73. Urza.yza (0)7.00; 0(1.3)30.10; P (1.7)4340; p (7.1) $10040; DO (0.7) 40 05 .410 21½ 0 FOURTH - 1. Cozy cavity (4) P (13) $131.50; T (147) $105.$Q; (II) 110.70. 173.10. 45 10 .41 2o Ohio 33, Idaho 0 4.00, 3.00, 2.00; 3. Sassy Corny (0) 3144. FOURTH - I. Arti-Soto (7)31.40 Wesi FIFTH -i. Fermin-Juan (4) 11,40 1040,3.10:3. Be Big Burk III 3.00: Oklahoma 21, Florida St. 0 FOURTH -i. Blase Bud (i) 17 0 42 .571 410:7 PatxIZarre (5) 12.10 4.00 1,00; 7. SaIaLarrse (3) 7.10 0(44) 31.10; P (4$) 7040; 1 (4$-i) 5.40, $.00 2. Royal Wauon (1) San DiegoSt. 27, Bowling 1430 ' 20; 309ulza.Arana(I)3ioQ(57) 3.4O; 3.Santl.Ramon(3)3,go;Q(4.3) 104.10:31.70. 04 71 .30 1½ Get" IS 3.00:3. Thousand (1)3.10; Q (II) 103.20; DO ($7) 323.70. 47.20 P (4.3) 200* Ii 74 .314 0½ Wake Forest I). Kansas St 0 FIFTH Jacob Wynn (3) 10.30, $2020; P (ii) $10000; I (14$) FIFTH - I. Fermln.Ramon (3). 72 *5 .430 17½ SIXTH -1. JowQa5oio (2) 17.10 3.00.3.20; 2. Beacon Hill (3) 5.10, 0310.20:31.34. Wisconsin 33. Washington 13.10 7.00 3.10, 2. Anton.Larr. t7 4.10 15. Is ASS ,., -- DVULW) Kelly (1) 'I .W ririri - I. DIQflO'T r.uq iu;.:w w. 1.40 jj Cleveland In Lake Mary , WOMEN Ak S_to 410; 2. Ethany,. (3) 340 1000; P (7-1) 175.00; DO (2.7) 1110 440, 4,30; 3. True Wonder (3) 3.10: 3. Mini RU cap (3) 4.00; Q (. 340; 3. AIdana.$,itI. (1) 3.20: Q 13 10100 (3) 340, Q (74) i t10: P (7.4) $IIt0; 31,35. 7.10, 3.00: 1 U. 'In*is 1, p 3j 5) THIRD - 1. AIdana.MIgu,I (I) V.10; P ($2) $5.10; I (&") 3011.60i $$CONO - I. 1. O4CkY Sue (I) CIncinefti 17, Miami, Cfflo 0 SJ01ID - 1. (5) 11.00 22.00 7040; 2. E s* 740, 2.00; 7. Cousin KIm i ayton 20, indiana St. 14 o DO (44) 17$l0 3110 21 30 0.00 1.00; 7. ij ig 4404.30; 3. Uria-Seto 4.10: 0 (4. Mithian 70. Navy II THIRD - 1. FOrIWt Sweet U) 300.3.30: 3. Sands' Time (4) $., .i V'.20; 00 (7.1) $11740; 30.31 Minnesota 21, W. Michigan 10 $3.10 $caAli (4) j; Q (5.7) 0) 40.0: P (04)11740 £*t*340; 2. EdelnUpt3)5.30.. p () 31450; DO (3 FOURTH - I. Art THIRD - I. St* (1) 14.10, ',O, MiuurI 22. Ohio St. 21 (7) uo . Boston Iirch 4 UI; Q (3.3) THIRD 1. ica-Beitia (I) 11.00 10.30 0.40 3.00; 3. Nebraska 44, TCU 10 AIdana.$o (1) 30.30; P (3-3) 11.30: T (5.34) 300.00; 5.20:7. Robert West (3) 4.40. 3.40; 3, 4.00 300 2. JoseMigi (3) 7.10 440 5.004.00: 3. Eddy.QuloIa (1) 340: 0 Iat .~ -, , MIDWEST Bail St. 77, Toledo II Baylor _____ __________ lb . St,. *9,)? W-..*- ~ CHIMV'5 TUNE-UP \A j , ,r y- - iius Rag. $1.30 Value IuDvictong motor. clqan,ng C hec ki ng bolt, cnocEng all equipment, oil nLsChlfl. adjutl upper and IOwli t.n:ion and chick foo d. c000 FOR ANY MAKE OR MODEL Aff I \.r.. R #!(4-. .,..,tj't .' - /ffi L 2 '&flO(.FIRST ST. Loci a PH. 322 3324 CCWIIII' MACHINE 1UIIIC CO. HALLMARK JIJ UW mas'..niiu. s# Fairbanks(Itwe, I-I 4)742), W. P. ,. ?Mon. ': I- I Sat. ..•. [FREPARkING1 I INREARWHQ, SHOPPING ROJAy 647-1577 b' - ,'l --'..-:;: r;' _( z,.,.'A/:.....,l.t t -' '- {r.. i.t' - •:.. i , .- ., i'l" :,...., ( '•T,' ' ,. -: ., ';- -.. - • _ :7*-, , . -'- -, - .. ;-::, ', ',-'',.;# .,.' ...................... '' , . . ............ ., ..• '. ' ....... 1 ', ' I' I .1' -. .•.t - , ' - : - - ..1J AM 2 �ES54fl I 1 fi .pL TELEVISION LISTINGS Cha,isy (R.rnad,ft, P.ters and Monday fIt,nCS bitwun Evenhig ,d Noth. Ii CL 2 • S'ghS5SSSiWS*. 4isnJ (k Imiw). JIMMY SWAGOART IN TNt CIRCUIT couri OP TNt ll$NTlSNtgf JUDICIAL ci.. 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CL CI) MATCH GAME 8 0M U ROCKY AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG tOO OFLWIFACTORY (1)IR0NSIOE • I 534.92)2 CasseiberryWinter Springs Forest Cfy Altamonte Springs It'sTime.,. "FEMALES FOR HRE' A RUTH TUECH 834-92)2 AItamonteSpring Longwood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 DIton.s FRANK C. WHIOHAM. ESQUIRE. Petmoner's attorney, ednoa 4. *sss is STEN$TROM. DAVIS a MCINTOSH, Post Office 50* 1330, Sanford. FPQoids, 3777), °Ii'or before Ober3,1574,andflIetMjgI, - ,,.,_... - -.- --.---. -.... ....., ,.,w iu JflhI Q!T SITflf' Office Experienced, Smttty's Inc. has an Immediate opening. Good pay, steady. employment. Apply to; I BR. tesors service on OF lfflfliedla$ily _________________________________________________________ Drawer One. CaisiIbiçy, otherwise a default will be entered Florida 32707. and to file the original against you for the relief demanded with the Clirk of this court on or nthePe$lflon,t.wit: A dissolution 6-Child Care HAV.E. . (4) GWON(S LANO CL MERV GRIFFIN SESAME air CLEDGEOFNIGHT OFAMILYAaFFAIR 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 430 CI) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. FAMILY AFFAIR 0 RIN TIN TiN 1.00 CLAw12 •MYThREESOp4 . • CD 8 TEi ROGERS NEIGHSORI.$000 U FLIPPER 530 CL NEWS CL Hsoc U PARTRIDGE FAMILY CD 11 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 THE RIFLEMAN PROBLEM PerhapeAlhellcMony.,s.,s according to the Flat thereof as recorded in Plot Book 13, Pegs 4 Of .A Call 123.4537 Write P.O. Box 12)3 room, laundry room and clubinoute, 2510 Rldgewood CALL TOLL FREE 1 000433.2931 4 OVER WEIOHT* Lose Inches and Pounds The Easy Way OuarerWeed,CalIsg.$?30 . furnished studIo Legal Notice NOTICI OF INTENT TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Petitioners, whose address Is Post an Application for Ambulance FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. REGISTER FICTITIQUSNAME Office Drawer One, Casselberry, Service Franchise for Alda Am. FLORIDA NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that FlorIda 37707, and to file the original bulance Service. All persons aS. CASU undersigned, desiring to engage No. 74.1533CA.25.E wtth the Clerk of this Court on or ftsd or interested In such Iran. In Inbusiness under tine fictitious name re the Matter before November 1, 1974; o$hern,he thise application are invited tO be AdeptI.i of DON'S SHOES at 1140 State eli Judgmantmaybeenters.taga.j present at said time in the County ROSERTLAWRENCE,hmi,l.or,by Street, Sanford, Florida. 3277), you for tIne relief demanded in tine Commission Room, 203, Seminole intends to register tine said name R. L. LAWRENCE and - garage apt., Water 1R,, turn, apt., lights, water furn,, Mature adults. No pets. $95. 322. 2296 after I wk.days. SANORA- This home buy otters ftI. HIGH LIFE of the Country Cisb style. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, prlvasIi , Carpenter 2343 Park Or......... 570 Onlvexperlenced.ws.iappl ____________________ 11281 Mobile Homes Adults-No Pets Large clean3room apt. $150 mo Multi, no pets $319663 LPN. I to 12 shift. Geriatrics. perlence preferred. Apply (it person, Sanford Nursing 1 Con. valescent Center, 910 Mellonvlile Ave 31A-Dupiexes I BR apt,, klt. equip., A.C, carpeted. Adults. No pets. $95. 322.2296 wk. dys alter 1. Unfurnished, two bedroom. Securify Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322. 4430 373.73)3 1 I 20)75. FRENCH Jim Hunt Realty Inc. 322211$ 322044$ Back yare let'ge'st'm.,gi or a garden. Drive by 210$ Holly, then call for more information. tortabie. IDYLLWILDE School near. 7 rooms and 2 baths, well Shaded fenced yard. Has ice maker refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal and well for watering lawn. Owner has already moved and sa:'s sell. $77,930. WE have homes from $100 down, veterans no down. Harold Hall Realty fl-Houses Unfurnished )eltona - 2 BR, I', bath. Phone 371. 3521 after S p.m. REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 AnytIme 3 BR, I bath frame. 517,300-Term: available. 3 BR, 1k', bath, masoewy. $100 down $150 monit Ph. 4Z (1f7S' SANORAI SOUTH TAFFER REALTY Req Peal Estate Broker IIOOE 7SthSt 3326655 Sanford- By Owner. BR, I', baths, central H&A, screen patio, '. carpeted. 125.500. 322. 1903 after S. LJ4 eneva U ardens New 23 & 4 Bedroom Homes Luxury '25,000 Patio Apartments f Studio, 1,2,3 Bedroom Apis. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult.Famlly VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Conventional.5% Down S One Bedroom Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy From S '135 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 1505 W. 25th St.. Sanford, Fla. Bralloy Odham.323-4670 SEEK & FIND' 322.2090 BUILOER.DEVELOPER March of Dunes Tune. t,, $PaCg THURSDAY ________________ NIGHTS py J _________ •, •, .1_I _____ iOO4y PROD WIçi IN Boss _______ ______ ___ ______ _______ __ ______ I E))RCIST1NIGGEK __________________ the following rca: STANDARD PLUMBING CODE WITH THE FOLLOWING H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk 00 tine Lot III. Unit I. WINTER AMENDMENTS: AMENDMENT siid Court, willsellforCIshlnhand SPRINGS, Iccording to the to the highest and best bidder 1at OF SECTION 17l2.I(b) OF THE at the thereof as recorded in STANDARD PLUMBING CODE AS Plot Book i West Front door Of the Cow?ho,e Pages 6. 7, an I, public records Seminole County, Florida at TO THE USE OF MATER IALS FOR 11:00 SemInole County, Florida, o'clock kM. onOcto,, 11, 1976 tine has WATER' 0151 R I BUT ION: been fllect against you a following described rxi ou AMENDMENT OF TABLE ' Tfl situate in Seminole County, Flcwld LETE CERTAIN 0gfe5ioflJlIy Managed . UNIT FIVE, according to the plot there as recorded In Plat Book I?, Pages 33. 36. and 37, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 23rd day of Sep . timber, 1976. (SEAL) Arthur H. Bickwl, Jr. ddforclzboIow appea forward, back. rano cacti and bo* It in. Banking Publishing Agribusiness Barber Real Estate Manufacturing Hotel Restaurant Public Utility Insurance Retelling Supermarket Toriorrow: Australian Words Clerk of tine Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darcten Deputy Clerk ' ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, SOWEN 1. MCDONALD 21$ North Magnolia Avenue Orlandg, Florid, oi Publish sept. 77, 1974 OED.137 attorneys for the Plaintiff, Office Box 793, Orlando, at Post Fiord. 32007, and iii. line originai wt t, Clerkof theabov,.$Iylnd Courtonor belore October36, 1974; Otherww, iudgment may be entered again a you for the complaint, relief demanded In the WITNES$, han.3 and tin, Said Court on thi Iófh day of Sep. fennb.r, 1?la, (SEAL) H. beskwitin, Jr. Clerk of tie Circuit Court By: Cherry K4j rra Deputy Clerk Publisi Sept. 20,715 Oct. 1, 1), 1974 flFrsiii. ' _____________________ -'-' PANS AND RELIEF VALVE WASTE, A copy Shall b, available at the Office of tine City Clerk for all persge,s desiring to examine tie same All parties in Interest anct citizens Shall have an OppOrtunity to be heard at laid hearing, By Order of the City Commission Of tine City Sinfg,ct. Florida H. N Temm, Jr CIty Cls'rk PubIin Sept 0(0131 I _________________ ________________ ,. III x WeIcomes • JIUMLS " (9dzjCtwide Ii ______ You of L)I5TINCTION SOD Acres, Osteen area. Owner must sell. Paved Streets Sewers Street Lights Sidewalks 2IIW.251h Sanbord,Fia. CALL 3223103 RemodelIng _______________________________________________________________ - .-.--- I 64Equlp,twnt for Rent ________________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe' Shampooer for only $1.30 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ___________________________ _____ 323.73 iS-ReCreational VehiCles ______________________ ________________________ Must SacrIfice- 1973 Streamline, 33 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 300] Orlando Drive, 323.5300. and commode chair; swivel ___________________________ walker, bath tub bench; commode AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, extension seat, wheel chair tray shots. I male, s for Ernest & Jennings wheel female, 6 mos., $150; 343.3740. chair; seat cushion and back rest for wheel chair. 3324117. Two female 'miniature poodle _____________________________ puppies, black, AKC, iso escin. ______________________ 77- Autos yrs. old, BUY JUNK CARS- from IiOto$30. Call 322.1621 after I p.m. MORE CASH CatsiKittens $2 Each ta a For Wrecksdoriunk Cars & Trucks 373)766 ____________ Wanted, Residential site for .swlmming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1916 model above ___________ - 46'44o,'ses Any year thru ______________________ Horse Pasture for rent on Upsa'a Road. $13 month. 323414. 78-?Mtorcycles ___________________________ metal, $200; also registered Quarter hors. mare, 9 years, smell, coggins negative. $200. Both for $350. (West Of Deland) Highway 14, 1 1.3rd mIle west .Ioinns River at St. Johns River Acres, 5th trailer on right. __________________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work. . there wouldn't be any. BY SINGER One of Singer's top Toucn and Sew Zig Zag machineS Assume üalance of $145 SOor pay $11 90 per month Will take trade in Singer eguppd to zig zag & make button hli Balance of 15115 or 10 payments Of $6 Call credit manager. 3329411 or see at ________________________________ _______________________ 684Nafltd to Buy -_____. MotorCycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3166or 323-7710 _____________________________ 1969 Honda, CS 350, 9000 Mliii, Excellent coist., $390. 322.3117. _____________________ '72 Kawaskl, 730CC With Extras. Good Condition 140.3223109. ____________________________ 80-Autos for Sale ________________________________ _______________________ 1971 1* 3 Mazda, good condition, automatic, air. Take Over p'met'ts. 323.2913. We buy and sell good furniture and •ntIqes,I4Wy 16 AUCTION jax-cwt. .... '' Sacrifice- EthanAilanfurniture..... __________________________ Bedroom, dining room, living ______________________ room, etc. 3220911 after 1p.m. ___________________ 1974 models. 7 days week. Call collect, 344.213), _______________________________ _____________________ Hone trailer, 2 horse tandem, all SHOTGUN 5 RIFLE. 20 Wanted -_________________________ Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2) 1S'x24' and Webuyusedfurniture litemorahouseful '• Leasea Datsun includlnn I 'rs- trucks. Fe, infOrrnatlo,, call Bill Ray or Jack Mink. 131.1311. _____________________ ___________________________ 3fl.flfl . .IUSTMAKEPAYMENTS.... '72and '73 Models. Call 3231510 or $34. _______________ ________________ Call Ba rate, 340 Mos. $20,000. Req. Real Estate Broker 003W. Is St. 6061 or 323 OSlleves I CRANK COPIST REALTY REALTORSS)o 604) Eves. 323 3449 The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Acts. Tin. ______________ Buys are still The BISH • ,. f Lake Mary - 3 BR, 1': bath new homes. Start at $21,500 with 1200 _________________________ down. Government Iunding By Lake Mary- 3 BR, 2 bath, near builder, 13.4. 1619 Equat HouSing OPPortunity lake, large totwith citrus, Cent. HA, carpeting, many extras. A-i cond. 139.900. 3235452. -' BALL REALTY SELLING OR BUYING? Call me. Over 75 beautltul homes to choose from. Phyllis Capponi, Realtor. ASsociate. After hours 034)723. FRICKE I. FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS, 131-5253. I BR. 1n baths, paneling, carpet, drapes, central air, $23,900. Existing mortgage. $20000. $104 per mo 373.0002. _____ ________________ LOvyl, 3 BR, 2 bath, & air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studio. 13.000 equity 5 assume loan Of *37.000. 32) 0503. w. GARNETT WHITE central air, garage Call now. - bitt, I 42-?viobiie Homes - -. - , 1973 Schult Chateau - 3 BR. 1' bath, 12' x 4$' with 3' x 12' tIp out. Call after 5. 323 1165. 4 3 BR, l' bath, red brick. Must sell. Willing to talk terms. 120.000. Phone 37.3543 Aluminum Siding can cover your home *ith alum SOng & SOIl %y5tm At0 Carpentry Remocteing, Acdt,on Custom Work Lcenserj. BonOeo Wootng Gutters 20 yr Fri. estimate 323 4038 Eigie Sctn Co IS) 9563 --- - Window Washing, Floor Stripping & Waxing, Carpet Shampooing. Free estimate _____________________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS In Sanford 372, Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ¶ formerlyHariett55•4fy) 519E,Flrst 332 57 1771. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. lt Classified Ads didn't work there Carpet Cleaning __________________________ wouldn't be my ______________________________________________________________________________________ - epars. Cirpantry Pa flog Home Repairs, Guttering. Cement Any size Sofa 1 Chair shampooec Scotch Guard, both for $33: Living room, dining area, hall, rug shampooing, regardless of size, $1915. 3fl ___________________________ work. Free estimates $31 $.6o2 WITT REALTY Req. Real Estale Broker 32) 0410 3270179 3337995 222274 _ Sale or Lease With Option Beautiful Mayfair home Below market value ___________________________ wner-Broker, 3231)6? or 322.5997 )SYRFHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - " - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2so2parniDrlve - ________________ 32s&s -' buyers fast. that roII.a.way bed you've nowhere to roil away . - II you Place I Classified Ad tndav, . - Sewing __________________________ - ".l_ Land Clearing __________________________ - Tomorrow may be the day you sell Alterations. Dress Maling. Diape, Upholstery. 3220707, Tine Evening Herald CIa1aifleds offer no tancy claims. . JP LIGHT HAULING. YARD ANDGARAGE CLEAN UP Ph0re319 3371 - . C&A BackHoe Servics, Iear.ng. III On. (pa'.. rr' All kr'dsofctgqn0 HOaTs StOred ma mOved 332 9113 L.,r,J ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top soIl. 37239i3. - C E SHEPHE,o Panting, Remodeling General Repars Cal 373 0075. " Tree Service ___________________ __________________________ -Tree Trimming Cultinig £ Removing Licensed Ifld Insured Phcn* 323 'sacS or fl. 134$ HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lite Clearing. Mowing, Disclng; Fill Dirt: Clay; Rock; Sand, Carpentry, Remodeling 1 Roofing l4ousewashing, Painting, insIde Blckhoe Loader. Ph 372 son. out. Custom built cabinets 5 ______________________________ - 3$03 Orlando Drive Sanford, _____321 5200 ______ ______- , 43-Lots.Acreage EXPERT LAWN CARE - Mowing, Edging. Trimming Fr,.Estjrnates Pfone373 1793 more room br storage. Classified ..-... MOBILE HOME on 100 It lot. 2 large bedrooms, Central heat and air. Quiet area. 511.500 Lawn Care Let a Classified Ad help you find Hauling Embassy. 12'x40', excel. cond, Carpet, Refria,. Striw.. - -.-. I,.*,,s ______________________ kitchen, washer, dryer, wood paneled, bar, ready to move. $2900 Home Improvements or best_____ Offer. 363 6162 _______________________ Knox I0'xSO' 3 BR, partially turn. 1.000. MUST SELL. 321 021.1 anytime Laildicaping & Home Improvements - NEED A HOME? $100 down payment to qualilied buyers. 3 BR, 1'.j baths, central heat, refurbished, A low as 110.000. , ________________________ -- $1,600. Land 0 Lakes Trailer Court. 1100 E Graves, Orange City. Lot $0 . JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ___________________________ - -. - SANFORD 532.500 'none 172 7541 S,inlj This little cutie will not last. Brick _____________________________ -------front, trees, prIvacy. 3 bedrooms, -- - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Peg Real Estate 6rocr JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 107 W Crirnmerc a ". BUSINESS DIRECTORy ________________ Req. Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 011W. 1st ST., Sanford 322S611or372.775lattertirs TIRED OF SUB.DI VI5ION5?? WYNNEW000 - 3 BR. family room, range, refrigerator, large lot. Nice and clean 520.500. FOR APPOINTM ENT I tions l200FrenchAve. ''"'---- .- ------3237561 9116. By Owner. 52-Anoliances r.i. .... &...,... ,. .. -. i os £.al.e REDUCED$2,OCO wanted. Hi.way 46 Auction 1913 VW uper "leesle, air, radio, Bautiflly remod.led 6 rooms. 1100 Owner Says 3224972. Used Norge refrigerator, good heater, new tires. A.) cond. 322. sq. ft., new carpeting a. roof, gas condition, $50. Call 322571$ after 1 furnace, large fenced lot. Near p.m. "Move It!!!!" We Buy Furniture high scpnooi. $19.io0. Owner 3- Ready to move 1966 Mustang, V-i, Automatic. In! 3 Bedroom, p1 Small Upright Freezer, 000; Frost. 0322 DAVE'S 3394116 cruise control. Air conditlonlno. bath. flwlv rxint.. ,..4.. ....i r,. • 'Yr. ,.,. rr,one J72 AM.FM. new tires 1 brakes, excel out, scr.ene.ipati ' Vela'r 6351 bet wosn $ am, and p.m. Cash 322-4U2 _______________________ cond. Mileag, low 60's. Recently "Get Em While fenced yard with wooded area to For used furniture, appliances, inspected. 1700. 323-5110. rear. $23750. Call Caroline KENMORE WASHER, parts, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. They're Hot" Holtzclaw, AsSociate, service, used machines 1973 Super Beetle, one Larrys Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave. _______________________ MOONEYAPPLlANCE53fl91 _________________________ ________________________ Ceileflt Condition. 51.495. Phone The government has released Want to buy furniture, toilet fix. ___________________________ it money for subsidl;,d housing to 53-TV-Radio-Stereo tures. - anything of value. 322- 1947 Qualified buyers. New houses in a Pontiac Convertible. 319 engIne REAL ESTATE _________________________ 56.59 rural area No down payment. Realtor good Condition, needs minor lfl 7191 Colot TVt from $50; 85W from $13; Monthly payments less than rent. repair, asiiing $200. Also 1970 Antiques and coliectabies wanted, Service all makes. HERB'S TV. Call to see if YCu Qualify. Yamaha 173 CC. dirt bike. Needs Small Items of Quality iewefry, SANFORD- Pick your own ne 1200 French Ave., 323-1731. some work, but runs, $50. Call 322. china, etc. 323.7077, 10 to carpet, 3 BR, 1'; baths, $100 down. '--_____ 1991 after 1 p.m or wk nds. 1)76 mo. pays all. I' annual pci. M. UNSWOR'IH REALlY IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY - Sanford Auction ______________________ - __________________ Iar'je lot. Oak & fruit trees. One of Sanford's best areas. Best offer Over $17,000,with good terms. 322. SankAme,'Icud 1 Masts,' Charge Cards welcome. Woodruff's Garden Canter 601 Celery Ave. ____________________ 65 Pets.Supp$ies .3OJE )st 5',., DOw'tqwp,.,.,.. 3 BR, 2 bath, large family room. several nice freezers, some antiques, modern sofas, dinettes, TV'S & Misc: Items. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Hoist Lifter; combination Shower 1S'x33' complete. I 27, bedroom 1 dining room suites, 62GIN1 ___________________________ reposseijed, Sacrifice, ½ once. calu collect 305-213-0610. Sept 730 PM Two truckload sale to include NOLL'S Casselberry, 17.92, 030.4206 ________________________ __________________________ ____________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER Days-372.6123 downtown Sanford. Large Wooded Lots 77. lfla "- Nlglnts-,.S33,33J3 3270901. • ______________________ I )ftice I. store specu, avlilObte, AUCTION Monday carry. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 31) 313 E. First St. 332-54" lam. rm., fireplace. 1 blk from 2 BR, I'x30' mobile home. furn school. Eric. patio. 530.500. pitio awning. Can be moved. ', wmuu,x,, INSTALLATION; BROKERS Winter Springs- 3 BR. I' Lifein AMENDMENT OF SECTION 12l3.$(a OF THE STANDARD PLUMBING CODE AS TO SAFETY ______________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Cliff Jordan Realtor 1311272 operty: , ,., Pç Peal Estate Broker 74.3$ S Sa,,forci Ave J7I 0759 eves. 3327613 PUBLIC chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and - FUTURA BATEMAN REALTY ( ARPENTER REALTY Used Office Furniture wood or steel desks, executive desk '5 chairs, secretarial deslts 5 Antiqu, upright Piano, paint Sprayer, Rockwell Side rule calculator, household 1 yard goods. 322.3409. . mobile. $21,900. . encumbering K A VI sj1 V G A H N I A R I C N A RU L OC EU I I F S H BEAT I L ARUROUHACLOUSLATUS I MASOTSMpE I RRITLERUR RN 01 C I TAD NI EL 0 ER! B G ETULF NYNHGYBBHSANIA PEHO1 ELSYIGOURTHGRE UHE INSURANCE P PAWHG V SAVOTSAUPUBI I STBTA I COUNTRY CORNER half acre wooded setting, for this lovely 3 BR, 7 bath home. Chain link fenced, Central heat & aIr, walkto Lake Mary School. $31,900. Call 6240019. 72 uction _________________ ____________ ______________________ __________ AMMO pci. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French Ave., 323-7340. 3-2 Shaded corer, excellent locatIon, equIty and exchange for 2 BR ________________________ _______________________ - 60-OffiCe Suoplies Bathroom Cabinets, Courter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud CabeIl. 332.5032 anytime. .. Sanford's newest residential neighborhood - Own Custom Con. the Movieland Orlve.In Theatre, South 17-97. Phone 333. at _____________________________ ground pool. Top Consideration given for prime location. Call 305. 1224220 collect. Forrest Greene Inc. 5306133 REALTORs ___________________________ LET'S TRADE LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR NO SUBDIVISION- Small Hou. Small Price. 3 BR, I bath, sewing room. Neat and con $ FROM 2S6SPARK temporary-I level, 3 BR, 2 battn. $76,000. Jenny Clark Realty, 322. ISso. 321.0041 322-9214 - LAKEMARY SUBMIT OFFER Sparkling 3 BR, 1½ bath home with family room, inside laundry room, central heat 8, air. Listed at $21,900, owner wants offers. SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET AnycnecanbeaselIerorab,, No Charge. All admitted free. cs.,. browse every Sunday $to$ _____________ - I 323.U70 or 331.9777 rchitec,'s [J Nigh? HANDYN SPECIALI ANYTIME EALTORS Assoc. 3fl0iS You can easily make jhls 2 bedroom home into a 3 or 4 bedroom cheep, Only $1,000 down. $110 payments. 327-4420. Multiple Listing Service MLS.REALTORS 322.399) Day 3 22- 2420 and Stromberg personnel sliould look into this one. 3 bedroom, bath and a Community Pool. See now for 131,000. 2524 Park Dr. Broker, 373.7174 Call Sañf ord's Sales Leader HIDDEN LAKE- Top locatlo,I, Convenient to 1.1 and 17.92. ScotI 2BR cottage on river, $175. Utlhif es included, 322 1470 or 323-4301. JOHN SAULS AGENCY dispenser, dishwasher, central heat & aIr, and SPP warranted. $43,500. ''INTER SPRINGS Isthesettingfc this lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath California styl, home. Spl bedroom plan. New 13x30 poo Fenced yard, carpetsd throughout. SEE IT NOWI 139,50 - garage. Extras include: refrigerator Ice. Central heat and air. Recreatla center with Olympic size p00 539.300. Weekly. 3313 Hwy 17.92, Sanford. 323.1930. Adults. Phone 322)510 in. C HIA, carpeted, enclosed LOCH ARBOR- 201 RIdge DriveSpacious I BR, 2 bath home 200 yards from Mayfair Country Club. walls, all latest appllance SAN MO PARK, I. 2, 3 bedroom trailer apts, Adult 1. family park. Let me show you how you can make S300to 15009cr week, Call 323.$Si3. Large 3 BR, 1'/s bath, no qualifying, assume $17,200 mortgage. $133 monthly. Some equity and move with many beautiful oak trees Perfect for a starter or 1 ' retirement home. $33,000, One or Two Bedrooms, carport, air, utilities furnished. $30 dsp. 3221916 after ! - Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 bedrooms, 5125 to $135 month. ALMOST NEW HOME homesite QUALITY INN NORTH Ill SR 134, Longwood $431000 -WESELISUCCESS.... 'I_Commercial 323.3lm LAKESIDEAPARTMENTSi Highway Sanford closets 1storage. Smoke detector, .._ S'xS' Utility trailer. Rebuilt, en closed. Lights hock.up, hitch, spare tire. 3227631 from 3* p.m. General Contractor 332.4437 70Swap & Trade _____________________ - Kitchen 1000. Br, AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond., Maid Serv. furn. Adults only, no pets. 312-1305. ___________________________ 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phone 323. CITY- 320 Jessamlne- 2 1 bath home on 1 plus acre. Country MONTHLY RENTALS 1 BR furnished 323.7832 JOHNNY WALKER leg. Real Estate Broker - SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE-Leading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. tangular pools left over from 1915 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 305. 553.9331 collect, EVES 322.13$? or 3220612 - Pianos I Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm sictlon. Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's PIano 1 Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. Firsl St., 323.2233. ________________________ . Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, $12.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 110$ Sanford Ave. -- Hal Colbert Realty SUNLAND ESTATES.-. 2)7 Flamingo Driv-. 3 BR, 1 bath home. An Ideal home for retired Sale- All Coins, ½ cents to dollars at do pdol trends. Allowing PC?. Over face for U.S. silver in trade. Cash examole: lIt 1.3 LiIicoIn.F. $6.00. Phone 373.0000.' 59-Mjsical W4rchendise FULLER BRUSH 332.1947 -- STORE BUILDING with 3 apart merits. 7th I, Cypress. $11,900. disposal, dishwasher 5 much more. Walk to gd course I lake, 53L000. 1-UrnlSflea OPERATOR SECRETARY SHEET METAL MAN FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER AUTO BODY MAN RADIO CHEMIST DIESEL MECHANIC ENERAL MECHANIC ARCHT. DRAFTSMAN TRAVEL AGENT MANAGER-Auto Exp. SECURITY GUARD- Part time LEGAL SECRETARY SALES REPS P8* OPERATOR SCREEN PRINTER FLORAL DESIGNER MECHANICS ASIT. PIZZA MAKER ______________________ 41-Houses _____________________ 3210011. KISH REAL ESTATE INC. EMPLOYMENT INDUITRIAL SEWING MACHINE 2 ACRES LAND, Geneva area. Well Zoned for mobite home. $6,000. CITY- 2100 Park Ave.- 2 BR, 1 bath homewittn connectlng1 SR apt. Screened 11'x23' outside rth. Many shade trees. well & sprinkler system. 532.900. _____________________ 1971 Larsen Seat wIth 133 HP Evinrude and Trailer. 5OMscellarwous fOI'SIS DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT wIth a low cost ClassifIed Ad. Win. Model 10, 20 go. auto, 21" full __________________________ choke, $100. Call after 6,323.9407, '73 JOhfliofl, 12' VSM Fib. Soil. '7 Cert. Trailer, '76 EvIneude 9.9 tip. Complete Excel. Cond. 1030. 333. Two Air conditioners, 10,500 ITU, ________________ 1175.10,500 STU, 530. Can be seen _____________________ at 403 Cherokee Lane. s*'co. LAKE MARY- On Country Club Road- I BR, 2 bath, Georgian white brick home with lots Of Spacious 2 BR, 1 bath, apt. Kitchen equipped, dining room, living rein., air cond., Carpeted throughout, Adults Only. References required. AM PRICE REDUCED $3,000. Owns leaving state. Country home, 1% acres. 2 year old I bedroom, 2 bath, CH 5 A, carpeted, family roe, and dining room, 2 car garage couple or newlyweds. $31,000. Real tate ______________________ apartments. landscaped. Abundant storage (including attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package", From 1115. Cll 321.0220 between S 1 3:30. HAPPINESS IS . __________________ Conveniently located I beautifully . Y0tR LITTLE FEE IGENCY" , PRIME OFFICE SPAC With or Without Lease, Mods rn Building. Air Cond. 1 Carpeti,'0. 323.1201. New modern single story 1 1 2 bedroom apts. and completely - REALTORS 2Ol2Slhsi multiple listing service interesled? only $22,300. 31Business Property ___________________________ NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apartments - _______________________ Mature companion to live in and care for elderly woman. Must S ______________________________ s-1.ost & Found have drivers license. 322424$ after TO, ORVILLE EDWARD I. MCINTOSH . .______________________ 1 p.m. SCHEIBE Flagship Sank of Sanford _______________________ iu wainut str.,s -__________________ $100 Reward Housekeeper 3daywe,k,thIidc. Waukugan, Illinois Post Office Box 1330 FoftherslvTnofpIjrleandcents alter school, good benef its, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the Sanford, Fiorla 32771 Kelp references i, transportation Petitioners named herein, HAROLD Attorneys for Petitioner required. Sw.etwater Oaks. ii. L MONROE and GLENNA V. Publish Sept. 27&Ocl.4, 11, save Some camping equipment you 15, )974 9771 or 5490539 after s p.m. MONROE, his wIfe, hive flied a DED.135 no longer use? Sell it all with a _._ Petition for the adoption of the Classified Ad in The Herald. Call Nurses: RN's I. LPN's, Aides. Aid. minor child named in ttnai Petition NOTICE OF PUSLIC HEAPING 1222411 or 131.9993 and a friendly Companion. Needed immediately to.wlt: STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN advisor will help,.. 42S0434. andyouarerequiredtoserysa, THAT the Board of County Corn. ______________________ ______________________ of your written defenses, if any, to missioners of Seminole County, Legal Notice 3 room apt. utilitIes Included. 1st I last me. required. 322.2150, ' 18-PieIp nted __________________ Adults. Also 1 trailer space. r$2. 3939. Ave. Sanford. PH 323-6420 1 - 12' wide, furnished, I BR, A C. I5'Flb'gass Orlando Clipper, 10 h Me,cury motor, tilt trailer, $130. 349.5405 after S and weekends. Highway 14 east, near Geneva. ______________ 1919$. French 373.091 Eves. 373.140; 322 4164: 332.19$4 740 _____ recr,aii Deltona, 5414411 SUNLAND ESTATESBaywood Circle- 3 BR, 2 bath home with easy access to II. BPP 12 me. warranty. A super buy at 34-?MblIe Honms - for ct. commission. Free plk ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 3222770. Looking for a lob? The Claisified Ads will help you find that i0b. _______________________ _____________________ S. V. Hardwick, Broker Stemper.Realtor -'---.4 - We Soy Furniture 1 Miscellaneous. Sell 322 ii -Merchandise corner lot, Asking $19,900. Buy__r PINEY WOODS BARN ROBSON MARINE 2933 fty 11.F2 - DELTONA- Close to shopping, 2 BR, family room, carport, csstri heat 1 air conditioning. On nic II-1TW 55-Baits & Accessories - Hunting Camp in Farmington Area 3 Lots, 154' x 144', with 33' alumInum trailer witin bath & built on room. ElectricIty, deep well, fenced garden. 333.335) or alter 2:30, 372.740. __________________________ pays all. 322.1104. Stenstrom 'Realty 'swimming, playground, dividuals. Refet.nc,i will bi checked before interview ii arranged. Reply to Box 411, c-s The Evening Herald, p.o. So, 1657, Sanford, FIa. 3217). S. W (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL 5anfod,Flerlda3fl71 Lake Mary-lens a 2 BR furnished home Instead of a house. Spotiet Men preferred. No puts. 3fl.3g Spacious I, 3,.$, 3 BR apts. Tennis, - Furnished Ridgewood Arms to uve on our properly ecrei 10 minutes from downtown Sir ford). The lady will have house lisping duties and care for cu • children. The man will a responsibl, for the care of tin grounds. A salary and Ilparaf ,.. living quarters will be offend in the right Coupl, who must b. sea.., reliable and Christian in V carpet throughout, paneling In all bedrooms living I'm., on fenced ½ acre. Lake Mary area. 3-77, 33-}buses Idyliwilde - 107 Brentweod Drive, S*000. 3 Si, 7 baths, beautiful interior with fIreplace. 10 pct. down, 7~ pct. intirest. 537$ me. OWNIRS_TNAN$FERRED S NEED TO SELL1 3 51. 1 bath, Plnecresl, 1)9,350, 3 Si, 2 bath, Holly Ave., 531,300. 3 BR, 2 bath 1 pool, $36,000. I BR, 3 bath, Wilson Place, 1S,0co, Wm. H. 3 Bedroom wood frame home, ___________ We are looking for a retired coupi ' COVE APIS PlOw IS THE TIMEI 43-Lots.Acr'sgs DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 034634$. RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 343. 3721. (Spay for it. Start nop-e beautiful products. Mali beautiful money. Call eii ifWorm.tlon. _________________ 2 WEEKS Can Help the Public Records of Seminole IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT OP THU County, Florida. UIINTIINTN JUDICIAL Cli. WITNESS my hand and seal of CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLE this Court on Thd day 01 September, COUNTY, FLA. A. 0., ltl& CIVil. NO. 74N3.CA 5.1 (SEAL) IN U THU ADOPTION OP Arthur H. Blckwlth, Jr. STEVEN SCOTT SCHEIBE and As Clerk of the Court . ROIERT DEAN POWERS. By: Cherry Kay TavIs NOTICU OF As Deputy Clerk ADOPTION PROCUIDINOS STENSTROM, DAVIS 304 S. Sunland, 3 BR, carpeted, drapes, fenced, clean, Ieese, $175. VERY MERR' CHRISTMAS... and lin, money t EducationalChlldCareforasiowas à ISALCOHOLAPROSLEM? befit's Novemb1, 1q74, otherwise Of marrIage peqf, lint ntny of $2, weekly if yuu qualify. 323*121 IN YOUR FAMILY? aJudgmant,naybe uflwldagainj the minor child born iieue °' "' ALANON of yusrmedomandedinme marrIage . MARK ARNOLD Petition. TUCKER, in ml For families or friends Of problem When you place a CiMsifled Ad In WITNE53myhanaafpn,551$ manint alimony, permanent chIld drinkers. IM Evening Herald, Itly close to this Court mIs 34th day of Sep. support, attorneys ,. your phone because SOmething ,,n, For further Information CIII 423.45$? tenSer. 997e. costs Of this action: and Iovltable or write wonderful Is about to haøen. (SEAL) distributnoltp4Wly.._i SanfordAlAswsnFamllyGcoupp.0. Arthur H. Seckwlfti end personal property of the parties SeX 533, SanfOrd, Fia. 37771. Clerk Cirasl? Cow? 1 1- itrudions lnclWiawardoftt,erealpppe,ty ARE YOU TROUBLED? Coil Toil ______________________ Mary N. Derdur. owned by the parties as tenants by Deputy Clerk Free, 4442027 for "We Care"the entlretlesto the Petitions., sold PublIsh Sept. 27.1 Oct. 1. 11. ii. ma property being "Hotline," Adults or Teini. HIGH SCHOOL more perticu$arly 0(0.111 described as follows: DIPLOMAATIIOMEIN FACED WITHADR1NKINO LOf 9, TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES 3Apertments Unfurnished OVIEDO.FTU_. Duplexes, Furti. or Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. AVON 4-PIN1onas.. tinareafter, Winter Springs, stuar 3 SR n beth, fenced yard. $323 me. plus ________________________ dsp. 0311591 or 031.5701 Blvd., Sanford, 323-1310. _________________________________________________________ $210 me. $100 Rentals BAMBOO - air. 41-Ibis's rn-se Msad, lept 27, Ivsnta NsvaW,'1an,d, FL BeautIfully located 3 SN, 1½ bath with central air and heat. Phone 223.9303 anytIme, bath, paneling, carpet, sic. dep. 3214503. ______________________ One I 2 Bedroom apartments, furnIshed or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come see. E. Airport MONOGRAMMER TRAINEE Longwoed Manufacturing Co LOnUWOOd, Phone 531.5 ", drapes, central Smltty's Inc., 2714 Orlando Drive, Sanford. 3222512. 's4 "NURSESFOR SALE" & aysnys'JNOAY,A.M...,.M. Residence Unlinawn YOU ARE NOTIFIED the? an ____ actIon for Dissolution of Macflag, has bean flied against you and you arerelr.deeof onitton detsilsis, II any, to it On Petitioners, whose address is pij torney _______________ 41-Ibis's Rent or Sell - Immaculafe 3 11,7 bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. S1$S mo. 323.74k, MACH IN 1ST COMPANIONS. SlflgI• or coupS mature, live In. ExceIIenvgr, cn4fll and salary. Muip hai references. Fee paid. MA EMPLOYMENT 30) Commercial 323.31 DIESEL TRUCK MECHANj , lass A. $5 per hour. E*c,lIe, PPortunity for highly •, per lanced person. MA EMPLOYMENT 301 Commercial 323.31; NOTICI OF ACTION TO, WALTER H. TUCKER, JR. -,--.- 4, A, PItA MAISIT FLoRIDA CASU NO. N4m.CA.I.p IN PU, TIll MAINIAsU OP ______ ROSALIE SA!RA TUCKER. lNioni, and WALTER H. TUCKER, JR. NIsOondiiW. ThURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT SHIRLEYMILLETT ', have since,, dish, a ambition: SI*i only pleas. ca 5142054 after 1 p.m. or wilte 1O Giovanni, Oeltona, FL. 33i3. T1JFSDAy 8TEMBER rnunity. s;ie SEANE. p.A Wsrneys 6u Petition. County Courthouse, Sanford, ETHEL LAWRENCE, his wife MONDAY, wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court of WITNESSmyhandandtof Florida, to voice their approval or 81.rd VTW Pest lulL Seminole County, FIorld4. NOTICE TO DIFUND this Court this 24th day of Sep. disapproval of said franchise porn home • DATED this 10th day of Sep TO: MARGARET LAWRENCE tember, 1974. plication. timber, AD. 197$. COBS (SEAL) Amertosi Field Service toZ AUto Hattaway, ___ Foreign ST thangt S Elisha Morgan wise residence and last Arthur H. Seckwlth Chairman &odd proaj&, 7:30 p.m., Lymai High Sthoo 5: Linda Morgan known mailing Clerk CWc,jit Court Board of County PUblish: Sept. 20, 27. Oct 1, 11, 19i are unknown Auditiwiuin. Open to all tMer.ted p Mary N. Derdon Commissioners YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED DED-101 Deputy Clerk Seminole County, Florida Saalid AA, 1p.m., 1201 W. First (Closed). f the above.nametj Petitioners, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PubllshS.pt.fl&Oct.i, 11, 10, 1974 Publish: Sept. 30,21, 1916 TOPS c . u, 7 DED.110 R. L LAWRENCE and ETHEL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Over Baptist Qurcb, 0E0107 LAWRENCE,hhswife,inaveflteda CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CrystaUske and Coady Qub Roade, lake Mary.. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, 11TH IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THU Complaint In the abovestyled court COUNTY, FLORIDA AJtust..$.t Simlasle Jaycees board JUDICIALttRCOiy, IN ANti FOR EIOHTVINTN JUOICIAL dR. fOr the adoplion of IIif mInor child CASE NO. 74 940 CA49.o t1ng SeMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE named therein, and you 7:30 p.m., clubboose, Spring Oaks and SR 431. ADOBE BUILDING CENTERS, are hereby CIVIL ACTION NO. 7'.1144-CA4C COUNTY, FLORIDA. INC.. etC., required to serve a copy of your IN RI: THE MARRIAGE OF: CIVIL NO. 7ê.?13.CA44.c Sqaivaile High Parent OrientatIon, 7:30 p.m., school written defenses. II any, on NED N. Plaintiff. JOHN T. WORTHY. THE LOMAS 1. NETTLETON JULIAN, JR. of STENSTROM, vaaudItorlti. Pareda will follow student's schedule. COMPANY, Hu$bend-Rsspondent, DAVIS&MCINTOSH,Aptoys. RICHARD L. WILLIAMS. if ii.. and Plaintiff, Petitioners. Post Office Box 1321. Defendants. KAHEN E. WORTHY, vs. 6p.m. post home on lakefront, Sanford. Sanford, Florida, 37Th, and file the NOTICE OF ACTION TOMMIE LEE WHITE, it us., RICHARD I. orIginalwithtineclerkofth,above. TO WILLIAMS Wife-Petitioner. Defendants. StylOd Court on or before November and NOTICE OP ACTION NOTICE OF SALE I, 1916; otherwise a default and WILLIE 0. WILLIAMS. THU STATE OF FLORIDA TO: NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN w. Qub ope' house for ultimate ludgmint will be entered his Wife JOHN T. WORTHY, WHOSE thatontt,e lhhdayof October, inc against you granting said adoption. prospe Route 3 membori and guests, 2-4 p.m., clubhouse en RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF at 11:00a.m. at thewest frontdoor Sullivan, Indiana WITNESsmyhandand,pn,seaIof Overirvok Drive. Refresinnants. ALABAMA, COUNTY OF Of the Courthouse of Seminole said Court pn the 23rd day of Sep. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CHAMBERS AND WHOSE County, at Sanford, Florida the timber, A.0., 1976. Sanford than, noon, Roildey Inn. action to foreclose a mortgage on MAILING ADDRESS IS: IT. 2, undersigned Clerk will offer for sale (SEAL) WI the following property located 51 Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW buildIng, 17.00. BOX 47 B, LANETY, ALABA. the followIng described real Arthur H. Becliwith, Jr. Seminole County, Florida: Overeater. Aisaymsan, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and 3444.3. property: Clerk of the CIrcuIt Court The North ioo feet of lIe Et of the Li Sanfo,d. AsornPetltionforDisutof LOtlS.BIOCk"F",WASHINGTON By: Mary N. Darden SE'400tineNE¼of SlCtiOn2l. Marriage a Vinculo having been OAKS SECTION ONE, Deputy Clerk Saal.rd Okeist, noon, Trophy Loimge Bowl Township 21 South, Range 31 East, '* according to liled regarding your marriage to the plat thersof as recorded In PIat STTENSTROM. DAVIS America. less the East Ill tees, located in KAREN E. WORTHY In the CirciNt Book 14. Page 7 1.I, Public Records 1 MCINTOSH Seminole County, Florida and Court In and for Seminole County • of Seminole County, Loagw.sd Ares Soriems, noon, Quality Inn. Post Office Box 1330 Florida, COntaining 1014 acres. FiorIda,theshorttltleofwnichis IN together with all structures, FlorIda 32771 has been filed against you and you Im. Sanford, _ RE THE MARRIAGE OF: JOHN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 provefnents, I ixtures, appliances, Attorneys lot' Pe*itiøjers are required to serv, a copy of your T. WORTHY, HUsbd.Ris,0ii.je,, and appurtenances on said land or PUtII$SI Sept. 271 Cathedril Coort N.. 2$, $ p.m., Masonic Temple, written defenses, if any, to it on , and KAREN E. WORTHY, Wife. used In Coniunction thefiwltti. DED.iJe THOMAS R. SHAHADY. Attorney ajp 5p.m. Off J PetItion,#, thesi presence corn (raj Royal The aforesaid sale will be made for Plaintiff, 2054 Scott Street. Matron ai P&ITOII mind you to appear and file your pursuant to a FIN! Judgment en Holtywoo.5, Florida. 33020 on or answer or other defense or pleading tired In Civil No. 7o713CA.os.c now before October 11th, 1916 and file tine FICTITIOUS NAMU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 wimtheCierkoftMCircuItCvrtin pending In the Circuit Court of tine Notice is hereby gIven thai I ai" 'wiglflJlwith the clerk of this Court and for Seminole County, Florida, Eighteantin Fail FostIvel, 10 am. to 10 p.m., AU Souls Catholic tIer before larvice on PlaintitIs Judicial Circuit in and engaged In businesi at 25) Maitlard and serve a copy thereof on for Seminole County. Florida. Quirdi, Oak Avenue, Sanford. Spaghetti dInner, 28 p.m. .ttorney or immediately thereafter; Avenue. Altamonfe Springs mop. Petlticner's attorney, Jack 1. DATED this 24th day of Sipi Bridges, P.O. Drawer Z, Sanford, timber, 1916. Seminole County, Florida under tine otherwise a default will be entered . fIctitious name of MILKEY against you for the relief demanded MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 FlorIda 32771, on or before the 30th (SEAL) the Complaint. REALTY, and mat day of October, 1916, or otherwise a Lyman High Scheel Parent-Student Seminar for to in Arthur H. Be(kwitfl, Jr. WITNESS my hand and seal of register laid name with tine Clerk of default will be entered against you. College Boend Students, 7:30 p.m.,, school auditoriwn. Clerk of the Circuit Court the Circuit Court, Siminol. county, this Court on the 10th day of Sep WITNE$Srnyhindandsealof tine By: Mary N. Dardin Florida in accordanc, with the timber. AD., 1976. Clerk of the Circuit Court, on this Deputy Clerk provisions Of tP Flctjtioijj Name (S.aU 14th day of September, 197*. VAN DEN BERG, GAY & Statutes, TO-Wit: Arthur H. Becliwith, Jr. Seminole Chapter N..?, btxthday meeting, 3p.m. SEAL) BURKE, PA. Clerk of tinS ircutt Court Florida Statutes 1957. Masonic Temple, Sanford. Arthur H. Becliwtffi, Jr. Attorneys for tine Plaintiff By; Lillian Woodman 5: Lawrence E. Milkey A3 Clerk of the Circuit Court Post Office Box 193 Publish: Sept. 6, 13. 30 77 )9fl Deputy Clerk By: Jean E. Wilke Orlando, Florida 32102 DED.2 Publish: Sept I). 20. 27. Oct. 1, 1976 SATURDAY, OCIOSERS Deputy Clerk Publish Sept. 27, DED73 Sack T. Bridges, of Zero Papudatlea Gnwth Federation Day, noon, DEO.L36 LEVELAND. MIZE 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Unitarian Church, 1615 E. Robunson, Orlando. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IRIDGES TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cii. OF OF ANOROINANCE BY THE CITY '.0. Drawer Z Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Ok1Ob1ost, German American Socidyof Central CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIDACIVILNO ianford, FlorIda 32171 SANFORD, FLORIDA, COUNTY, FLORIDA. tiomeys for Petitioner 1769CA.s,. Florida, 3p.m. to 1 am., 311 Orange lane, Cauelberry. Notice Is hereby given that a CIVIL ACTION NO. 1657I.CA.O,C FREDERICK W. DERENS, INC., 'ublisi Septembe.' Public Hearing will be held at the German meal served beglsnidng at 4p.m. 20, 27 1. Oct. 1. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. I 1976 Commission Room In tine Cite Hall . Plaintiti, TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. )ED 103 -ratIn .,,.,..i... ..w wxiuing LIVJQ •• --in--the City of Sinford, Florida. at l:UQO'cIockp,m.oflOctob,' 11176 ARTHUR HATTAWAY under tl laws Of the United States us, it al., to consider tin, adoption of an or dinance by the City of Sanford, KINDS OF BUSINESS1 of America, I Defendants Plaintiff, Florida, titi, of which is as follows: NOTICE OP ACTION vs. TO; DavId Arthur Haftaw.y ORDINANCE NO. 1362 ROBERT BAkER, JR. a singie DHR\4NGAB INSURACHEA -.1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY man,andGLANCO,INC,,a, JOnnleL. Hattaway OF SANFORD, corporatIon. MYGIt'4' \Q REAL ESTATE AS I FLORIDA. 1 120 Colony Drive AMENDING CHAPTER 191 AND Defendants. Arden, North Carolina CHAPTER I RIB IJ\1'(l A N U-FACT URN CR 19-3 OF THE CODE OF NOTICE OP SALE 21704 THE CITY OF SANFORD, NOTICE is hereby given, that i E EO I E KR KAMR E P Us I FLORIDA, THE SAME BEING pursuant to a Final iud9rynent of P'.'la da Penha Holloway KNOWN AS THE PLUMBING fOceclosureentered$.pt.rn. TSGSL Is$I ESAGR I BFSU Residence unknown CODE, SAID AMENDMENT 1974, in th* Circuit Court of the YOU ARE HEREBY hotifiedthat ADOPTING THE 1976 REVISION E I SE U 4'K N I I I N I I I A E E • Eight,entin Judicial Circuit In a, acomplalnttofor,clos.a mortgage TO THE 1915 EDITION OF THE about your new corn- $349212 Sanford 300 CL OANOTHERWORLD * (4) CLAUPITHEFAMILY 8 VILLA ALEGRE U TEMIESSEE TUXEDO: po*iis 5345 E Fent Street Dawney, Californls YOU ARE NOTIFIED ffiat tine loners named MreR HAROLD L MONROE and GLENNA .V. MONROE, his wife, hays flied PetItIon for me adoptien of me miner dud named In ffiaj towli: Rosily DEAN POWERS, andyoU are requlredtolerv,a C0 01 your written definsis, If any, to KINN1Tpq PA. IEANE. of STEPHENSON STAIwAVR. A5Ir% - IWurniSIx_d - (PeIMPLOVID? Never again lp., U FRAN CAP.LTON . I cu CALENDAR CLKUTAM PEOPLE o ppt p STEVEN SCOTT SCHIIIE and ROSIN? DEAN POWERS. NOTIcE OP ADOPTION PROCIROIMS IN TIll CINCWT COURT, IN AND FOR ISMINOLS COUNTY, KENNETH M. BEANE, of Florida, shill at 7 :00 p.m., or as STEPHENSON, STALNAKR AND loon as possible thereafter, on the BEANE, P.A., Attorneys tO? tt 19th day of October, 1974, ConsIder ox CI) St*i.tEi ous NO. i$-iip Vntsd , 0 NSC NEWS 100 CL 2S0MEIssT C4)MIOOAY J) NEWS RYANI HOPE U M (*ft) ThS SNi*iq Hsyn, ii msn. (Tuss.) Ciy Osngsr. Didi P0, flhinM Rin*3 1951. (Wid) Ciy Toi4.".JoIm 8an, Lhda 1960. (T!ui) SIflQS JOSI P.t Whi Buss... 1957. CLOTOMORROW P&JoIwMwuibyCoIs. ç morwy a 10usi ci acv ioo CL 100 ___ a . 3 THE WIT 12:30 CL 0 ow CL (I) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW U LOVE, AMERICAN $7V%.5 CI) ALL MY CHILDREN WCt.a HTcBImAiaoMs. CL 2 THE DOCTORS CL (I) THE GUIDING UGKT (I) GENERAL HOSPITAL 5bwoIVspo.t pIus l Pia wI htmum • Md HOGANI oss -- ____ ____ (I)JOHNMCKAYSHOW o,000 PVWMID Pr.smpt,d Friday br 1155 (CLCIJTNEWS n. wi.o s' iix 2 TONIDIrT Cl) MARY MRTMAN, MARY HARIMAN 8 MOVEO,phlg WCNEL.L9lR RE OWILDKJI000M L,rlhI •. 0700 CU$ lox IDREAMOFJENNE 1) FEEDK __ CL COUNTY. PtA. CIVIL IN Ni TIll ADOPTION TO iouuiy CL FAMILY FEUD , . CL To TB.L THE TRUTH CL __ CL THECRON WITS Cl) ikwsis = CL *MSCNIWS CL CL caB NEWS CD OM CLAICNEWS MAYSERRY, RFD (4) CLASThERLO CLOAMSIT NOT FOR 'MEN ONLY: o: PoSy rgsn, CUlT. RN AND FOE UMINOLI ___________ ------------ General Maintenance, Licensed 30 Yrs. cap Also shampooing carpets & re uplsoistering. Free estImates, 0.306050 - Well Drilling . '' Landscaping & - WELLS DRILLED. P(,M?S SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SANFQRD- 62 dry Mr,s near SI. Lawn Care ___________________________ Johns. 51)0,000 647 tIll. All CIassiled Ads *ill always give you SACKEIT INVESTMENT _ i Werep;r mnctser, more Much,MuchMoretlsan YOU ARE MISSIPIG SO%4ETHip CORP,.REALTORS STiNEMACHIPIE& ,ou expect F You HAi.EN I TRIED A I I SUPPLYCO Mini Farm on 5. Sanford Aye., sell CLASSIFIED AD LATELY 207W 2nd51 )fl437 or Iade br Sunland Estates -. home. GEO. WILLMER. ASSOCIATES. INC. REALTOR, _____________ 1316900. To List Your Business..,DIQI ___ 3222611 0l 831-99931 liii" I) ,'•'' 4,T. -- ., :' -. eY; ., -.. - I :""':: itt. .. - ' , - - ..::H! it :. '..- . ' .., -, .. rf.t I - :'' \',i".i') ,1 J,,..1l : , : : :. 5,. C '' I 'F r Y';7 r'4'? �. ~ -1 I . - . q .4h . N - __ , ' il ~ 1 BLONDII W %mlipits IH 49 11: 401111101111'r ________________ my COLUL -np TMCX)4W7& I V CW # %J Liv' _ ' ___ fi Il ,A I , 20 European I' 65b 7' I BEAT ME I V . I I &o - "' .) [11 ~i - ~ . .. tolml.lh J % Y1 (\ r - . ______ - / - ___ IT In -- - - 0 (14. Sr . is - • _____ r - - ),I .Z :, 1' ! 4 • 8015' LErSIr IrAU. RIGHT, ONT1,16 FIELD.If IT = I F' I 1~ ' -*I ,-fl I It 3$ ..1. 14 . . SePLZL illS - ____ - £ Kidney Problem Is 0 Vt Di'. . J[ - 4 I"t h 4753 _______________ 66542 K954 c / ____ '• - f . - . - / 1 - BUGS BUNNY .~,~: - . by StoW 4 "einwohl .1 - StJPR, HEY, Nt PEL.ICATE VV to see if I'm a diabetic. H r a (9 492 . wag N" Ent South sugar). ' blood easily. I constantly have to go to few experiments on yourself to the'bathmm. Would losing so we what benefit you can derive - much _____ . q-v - " SOME I:UND- ) RAISER THAT WAS. 1 ;i by Larry Lewis ~ WE Of DN'T EVEN TAKE IN ENOUGH FUNPS TO "T TO TWE NffXT 1 FUND-RMSEFt. I . 9-27 I. . - I.- _______________________________ V SPRSI46FjELD a ____ 1. ..'• _______ ., - 1 PRIC1LLA'S DnP not reabsorbed AM is out In the urim. • .':. IT In diabetes the blood glucose I' by Al V.rm..r j REPORr CA . D015 r RATE To 5TERN m' EATSURES M BLIT I RAvE NO CHOICE! ' THIS 15 ING TO HURT ! )Z MORE TRAN IT HURTS % ____ GAMES' ,.. ; . J this is is in your cue depends Upon What the threshold really '11~ I i . - . In your case your threshold Is I would recotnmenii that you lower w hich means you spill have a more detailed discussion glucoseintotheurinewbenthe with your doctor and find out bloodlevelisbelowtheusual jisthowlowyouresholdis, 170 threshold. How important He may need to take special - .. 11 I check to be sure the person is The kidney needs to dilute the not diabetic. That is why you glucose for elimination so get a blood test everytime your excess water is taklen from the UTIflC is tested. ESPECIALLY oumNG THE COLLEGE AND PRO- FOOTBALL U' ' L ( 'S'r' - '" _____ Th. ..t ø.ti. flN$S d ::1:4 -.'- 1_ ___ •' RERLLY .,l't GOING... 1. ,- I1 ReMIM&g ,.- - = £ ']. ,.f - cents for it. Address your letter o..r,oe. I. Jim: t his ace of Clubs and returned the Jack. A P iLng ;,~ sactions, youngsters urinating deliberately don't use pool on buildings and lawns loud tables to avoid drawing a bad li / ft a ç , SIDE GLANCES I S prnva'TE - i Ik • WfAN f I . , I . 4 S Jane Robinson, director of the state's Consumer vices Division, said Monday that Leon County gherifrs deputies confirmed that the butt W part of a contraband cigarette and turned the midence over to the Food and Drug Administration Mrs. Robinson said the federal agency handled the case because the chicken, which the supermarket replaced for the shopper, had ben shipped in f rom outside state "Herbert Hoover used to promise a chicken in every pot," she d. "Now we're getting pot in chicken" D ncer Jury Pic ked Testimony • Ufl pomU out NI Mrs. Glenn appeared last Women l.B Jo hp Atemptatosded a Jury to bear the cue in accused of exposure of sexual organs in nude June and July were dancing was slated to begin fruitless after the Pool Of at 1 p.m. today. A four-man, two-wom&n depleted. prospective jurors was $21,364. 25 K k-Off enta is a public lake and also one County Judge Harold Pinter and ten dances . UNIt jury was selected this morning in the court of the Jusna operator Mike mission split 24o2. The Hat- Crossword - - In misdemeanor trial of Club taway was called in from outside commission chambers to b reak • tributlon of $17,500 will be either . n ..re danger of , Seminole County, United Way, today reported Pledges Of $21,364M received at the start of a 2&4ay campaign, which kicked off at the Holiday Ian at s a.uL D"Jou chairmen and team cap. Was met today to launch the drive to raise $IU,279.00 as Seminole County's p° See ORIENTA, Page 2A ANCHOR'S FAR AWA - • ' drive. . "1.\ cj I S - . ; By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer . . • -- *., - ' se • Since time immemorial, the sea has beckoned man. No matter ifjl was novelist Ernest Hemingway on his fishing ex. peditions, or Herman Melville's mythical ' I 9 .1' '.. , . *- ' • ' - ' - V ' , . . • - "I I s,., -. - 1 --- ' 7i; ill' i .r -NI I ~ 9-27 5 .~ -, C&M 7.. 1 W - k I ", ____10" , - I S, , , I, .~ , I I ." . ..0 • I :i. I ability. Dale says It's shipshape. He's been sailing smaller boats for 20 years. And every weekend for the past two years he's eased the "Lemon Twist" out of its berth : / - • - " * - . _________ hand you beer.,,,' ______________________ _______ _________ in New SmyTna Beach and out onto the high seas. _____ 11iis time it will be different; he won't be caming back DaIe'stolksliveuutTexsway And was in Dallas in a pub called the L mon - ______ - ___ e . - _____ ' - _____ Twist that his boat's name was born. Mtera2'2-daytrjptothehamaS ~,,, ______ Dale will sail toward the islands Doesn't - s is beginning to ~ , ,( ,,, I114 . ~~ I . - reddi.h beard that V ' the sea get lonely on calm nights when storms don't ride high and the waves are , • •..• ..'. .. I' grow I wee to have someone hand you tM I P , 71 . .." 11. _. -4 ~ ". 4-',t~...% - '. - I. i ',k*(, . 0 __ - I - .. M -9 - *41, 11-10.1, I I . y T i I Once you got on the ocean it s a challenge It s lust you and the sea and its all in your hands I like that,' sa y Dale Hill's year love affair with Seminole County came to an abrupt d hcn county co mm issioners phased out the utility department he directed because the economy didn't grow as expected don't know. A lot could happen between no and rithy If you know any adLnLurous women who want to sal, tell them to call me And with that plus a final gr'n Dale ka u his rch on a ship s deck to resume his last few hours of duty with the county , But there s only one ng on his mind and that's a boat named the Lemon Twist worry now is the lemon Twist and her on the high seas. s _______ _______ - - I . -4 ,,~ ______ '- I * I IL "it depends on money, and other things. - // 1. 19 • _____________________ But are you sailing alone? _______ r - • -eq~' k I seaworthiness. As for his own sailing 1 - N - .1 like that' .. . .I. , . .t j q Once on the high seas, though, Dale &~nit--, tliv hire Ina% prove too much. fie hands I 4 , Bahamas, Costa Rica, the Virgin Islands and then to Galveston Tex . ," g ,*' , 9 • soft? . ) ,i,, - , - -P.-S".-11~ .,', I F '4 - -1 I , On Friday, Dale leaves his directors position to board the Lemon Twist, his 25. foot s ilin boat His final destination unknown, but plans are to head toward the ¶ --.. ,Py : Y Twdeau % .~~ -1 a / I islands proved too much. -, ' 11 -1 - ffl ____ I Dick. Nowtheseabeckonsanother.Thisttme it's Seminole County's Bill Dale, the d1Ct0f Of env ironmental SerVICeS The lure of high adventure and far-awav . . - 1 af~1~ ______ Caritain Ahab and his high seas quest to . i ____ / :. . -•.. 1 • gi l l; __ ____ mark troduction of the white arnur, a weed-gobbling fish, into the . See Hot Foot's, Page 2* HILL DALE (SETTING IN GEAR ___ _____ posed the proposal. / / IJAZ50: _________ TALLAHASSEE,Fla. (AP)-state Officiab say that a shopper bought a frozen chicken at sk Tallahassee supa. et last week -and found the butt of a marIjuana enta. Lake S • - _- Every Cnicicen? In 0nen `6 to Cleanu . _____ -- _________ A) Pot in ounfy Will He $52,500 program to Clem up alley I _, f ___ r- ............... II a '7 ST. DENNIS . S 3 J ~~ I - MR. AND MRS. TONI RUSS[ . ______ \ Smoking.' • / I / roof, drinkin' and - drin" and urinating in the contribute. The county's con- ljoroscope who lives half a by Gill Fox JWA6 - Hirsid .a.oi by lacquatles Dsd) music, profanity, reckless clientele," St. Dennis said, "but Asked by Hot Foot's attorney in cash or in-kind services. The obitunrl" being overrun by noxious . * ....3-A driving, vandalism, littering it doesn't seem like we can do Kenneth Beane if his children remainder of the W,000 will sports.. ....','.--* weeds. ... -* and other disturbances in the anything about it.go to the amusement center, come from the city of Television At one point in the meetin91 ..*,*.* ' - * -' 2-H 6-7-A area. Mrs. Patricia Sentell of 2215 Kimbrough asked Mrs. Glenn if Alt,amonte and the state. Weather .. -'..'''''' '' I. 3-A "As far as I'm concerned, Cordova Dr., ,, QUIVER? c . •S OffAM W7/9"Aaft AM 7M . climbing on the Williams' opposition centered Editorial 4-A but also has pinball machines commissioners he had seen around the fact that lakeside Dear Abby ................1.B complained about drug tran- and a jukebox. "We teenagers of both sexes dwellers will not be required to Dr. Lamb 4-B most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) bY AVOMA"? obste'n 'o words... watched Hot Foot's from a clean up Seminole lakes, op. Comics ----- -------------- 4-B . 1. chlldr.n writing I newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551, AW~"Iilw - . •,, Seminole County commission- commission work session on ers agreed to participate In a Monday. Hot Foot's offers mainly private yard behind I'm foosball, a table soccer game, amustement center, tild sworn testimony that Hot Foot's is a nilsance. They I I :_7 I . vulgar Language seven days a week." I Tony Rusal, whose Insurance entrances, three city policemen, offered e exports ? Write Ask the Jecobys' care ot this newspaper The Jacobys will 8173W&r individual Questions It SfBmP@d, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed The Oswald: "South was In with the king. He studied the hand for some lime and saw that he us wasaI ggoing to makee his TUMBLEWEEDS 1 CLMI ANPA MYMRYWIVeR. L' 1111 She stressed the fact that her lake after the initial spray in "experimental." program has been completet letters from neighbors of Blast- some problem. But St. Dennis after 5 P.M. "Now I won't stay. "Well. I'm elated," Mm But she said that initial Kimbrough f. d a sale of the It's not safe," she said. "On one Glenn d following a close spraying of the weeds, which pr "sod of a wilard A public hearing on the center was pending and he felt occasion I saw a boy jammed vote by the commission. she hopes will be done by program."He emphasized that revocation of BlastOff's oc- the presence of an owner- ________________ to-2 "This represents a lot of hard December, in "not a one-time the program "could go on enCUP&tlOnal license Was Set for operator would help control the work on the part of a lot of shot.,, scenic Sanford, Page 2A diessly.1' Iheconunlssion'snext meeting, situation, dedicated people." Instead , the Altamonte Democratic commissioners Oct. 11. If Blut-Off is closed, The Sanford Hot Foot's is just I Harry Kwiatkowski, Sid Vihlen Commissioner John Kim. Sanford will be left one of a chain all across Florida up against the back door brough said approval of the Jr. and Mike Hattaway voted without any gathering place. and St. Dennis said the situation smoking and jt didn't sme program was "almost like yfavor of the program. At the A half-dozen .Blast-Off here was ,,an exception.,, The .cigarette smoke," signing a blank check." Kirn. first neighbors attended last night's Sanford Hot Foot's Is cloaer to ' ltreedtypolfcesnenwhoptad brough for a vote. the comfe and Republican meeting. but most of tin crowd homes than most of the chain's staked-out Hot Foot's also colleague Dick William. who Around The Clock .... L . 4-A was there to complain about amusement centers, and Li the testified, a C, ge .. for the past year has fought un. Bridge ................... --4.8 Hot Foot's. only one with outside restroom Sgt. William Dube, who had 3UCCe3sfuUy for a program to Calendar ..'' t Eleven people, including , qti Or duck at trick one would have inured defeat of the contract, but East thought his partner bad led A singleton, not a doubleton." , :.: Toda you kind over the put several montits 000N i7 , will be able to make youi' diamond call forcing? iu answer Is a decided yes contract, and not to just play safe and get set gracefully.' in sendalong, damped, saila&iressed envelope with 50 HaP HAS& (i , in a doubtful Ct1 , your best tin ofThe first one is this: In the sequence dealer one club, lay is , Unt cards where you partner one diamond, Is the te rn umber, Law Blood Sugar Hypoglycemia. Others who want this Information can , ., amusement .; questions that have come in Oswald: am sending you The Health vRm • ____ clientele ... ~_ -1 I . .. abad - youngsters respond 'to a group For additional information I _____________ , tests to find out. Your blood glucOse level will give him & drawing 4~.*,; I'l, ,_"-, . f Mayor fe Moore read several testIfied, admitting there were to remain at the office working I Starting with today's answer we are to I fairly good idea. It would be wise to measure the amount of glucose you are losing in a 34hour period with your present - • I bladder infection, but it you are . . . 4:, L and highlighted the longest city that place," Commissioner building am with the letters an Springs Council- week to fight for funds to councilman said she hopes commission ieet1ng in at least Julian Stenstrom said after our sign, c1l4g on the roof, manAltamonte Sandra Glenn won a stir- eradicate weeds in the 128-acre to continue to monitor the lake, six months. listening to the complaints. oking." drinking and prise victory today when lake, and she attended a In addition, plans CalI for in. After the four commissioners Hot Foot's owners Guy St. A& bb really losing Lots of glucose you often exceeds 170 causing a will need to drink more water Positive wine test. Because of and thus experience this dIf. this essociatbon, sugar in the ficulty. You would have the urine automatically requires a same problem the diabetic has. S ______________ ) more about low renal threshold talns more protein end even fat than I know? while eliminating the conDEAR READER- You have centrated sweets and dd a rare disorder. in the normal Bulk cereal would be all right. kidney the blood glucose Is first You should still eat fresh fruits filtered out in the plaum inside and vegetables. Avoid sweet kidney will reabsorb the An infection of any glucose as long as the level in cause headaches and fatigue the blood does not exceed about too. Bladder infections may be 170 (milligrams per cent). more common with sugar in the A bove these levels the sugar is wine. The frequency you ex- '' , diet w type can • , ,9ian,ln,, your the kidney then reabsorbed liquids like the Pisfue, Eating with the water and minerals more frequently in smaller that the body will retaiii. Ma amounts may help you. ________________ / from my Problems? Also Is there not try eating a diet that con- _______ _______ . I I 'I sugar constantly cause -rL,~ :. - _________________ one way to cause true hypoglycemia (low PUs 14 i• would be no harm in trying a 0- his king, played his last tniznp and was Dome with the bacon." . ."~.-'_,~_ ,.~;&-&, Willsell my property,,, Mrs. ; Piper tow am commisdonem "I bear loud nolse and very revoke Hot Foot's license, Pace of Fern Park also insurance agency, said she used hurts with theaceofImmps, ;.i..r, tables to avoid - "If the license Is renewed I . cIty hail preceded the decision someone a going to get killed at writing ob4one words on the low club on overtook durruny's queen With _ Involving "plastic bags con. taining a white substance" which she believed to be heroin. ford's other game room, BlastOff Amusements on South agency Is next door to Hot PAT SENTELL Sanford Avenue. Foot's, said, "We've had A 90cilnute public hearing . . kids with mairQuans? children urinating against the . before a full house at Sanford building, " floodlights, won in bearts, ruffed the deuce o 64 also watched transactions Jeanette Alexander of present unanimously voted to Dennis of Sanford and John DeBary, an employe of the ond Caked his ace of Both vulnerable .. -' ' the scene Is repeated at San- trump. scard aK 1057 VAJ2 I Mrs. Marlin Piper of 2420 Laurel Ave. said she had seen teenagers having sexual in. teoseonhewn,ivJ •,, And It may not be long before West won a,f d ted a second A .1105 infection and a few other in. headaches and fatigue. There I I and led a trump. South won and played a second diamond. SOUTH is.Uthethresholdjstoolowftis headaches. I feel so miserable with them that I have * to he • who had oIfeedmari'juana her II-Year-old daughter go into . occupational license shortly w 9 Monday night. Lgss am Jim: "West won the king 63 VQ1086 A 72 physical rm sent for blood tests HOWIS -HeSAI.A09 PLS MA1O ASPIC? low renal threshold. My doctor d it was nothing to worry about and there was no diet to controliLMykidseyojust den absorb sugar and it shows up in my urine. Everytime I go for a CKEN Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB -I have a - -. - ' ______ &AQJ9 V73 #l(Q96 . _____ - ~ j contract East held of diamonds. In I accordance with"*More, the principle mentioned above, South led a W, diamond. West ducked. South won wi th dummy's queen, led 4 0' a heart &W stuck in 27 that she saw some Sanford city commissionm voted to revoke Hot Foot's By OSWALD and JAMES JACORY NORTH (D) block down Ow &Iley b Hot Font's, told the Co lssioner, night, after the last group of kids drifted away about 10:30. It was a quiet weeknight &i4 the Last night of business for the amusement center on French Avenue near 25th Street. A ___________________________________________________ . 1. I - U By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Stiff Writer ..: WIN AT BRIDGE - . C " . It .. I 17 /111 ! ,i I L - cVHAT HAPPc,isrj IME TO Aft PRACTICE ____ It . I ;"-_,-_ THAT DUMMY.' cher ao.wces for household sale, today. You xnigt* he able _______ by Bob Monta na MIT - ' F Hot Foot's closed up for the YOURBUtTHDAY __ __________________________________________________________ REMEMBER, am, FoCrSALL IS A GAME OF STRATEGY.' AL S USE YOUR HEAD. 51 ' silver lining. Check the- newspapers and I 4.21 7 47 I houing from yout. Phone or strumental in furthering your ambitions. write her a few lirm X i No one will try any shenanigans be concerned. This cloud has a '...don't use pool 0 -0`1 to acquire sccnatldng you wild. A friend if long standing who (S.Od21)An lsolder than you either ln age or oldfrlendwhohasbeenonyour experience will prove a boon pjj id appreciate this year. He will be ny - io Protect the bderestj if those It's poesible you'll have some you feel respon-Ibk for today. if you take ____ 'i , ,I , J 1 - I that mean wanthIng to you youl need a pal to bail you ouL wbe. You Don't let her good deed fade from your memory. will do well in either camp. LEO (July 23-Aug. n) PEM (Feb. X'414rch 20) I ________ ___________ CI #"%T • 1 things a they truly am CANCER (June 21-July ) You may find yourself In awkward position today where Concentrate today on . ____ ___ oses i ense an or oses Its Doors I needs today, to $ limIted todity, particulairy in Weighty degree. Put your own capable mattem You're &We to we hands XW mind to work also. r- r- r r IT 3 Sanford, Florida 32;71-price 10 Cents I (IT U U your Yo ur J udgement "1~ . 19) others GEMINI (May fl4one 20) .L I :em, eip ily If they can Imagination hu led you to gain advantages for rou beli CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. busineeswin. situations I 1 I - I 47 Toper Ow"wAs 48 Compass point 50 ftthio Mineral wI A A from 6 Giffs 0 TRW qM im ____ "~ 35 own by M Se,...,, ,iciiji ç parrot ____________ t ii - Can 5 miecbw ' THE BoRN OUR . MwWWo 1 \ 1I1AT v*t.i i j"l 36 Plaid 37 Make &r*Ws California lauN 42 Man's name 45 Spanish ladles 4NIwZsiand 21 I ' __________________ .PIlJ but you'll have to work le a say hard for anything y get ____________________ SAGrffAR1lUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20May20) U 21) Meet your problems headr others volunteer to do things for today. Mmy're not ear as II Dine 2 I 'fr Platforms $bbrsvlation . I 4011 V I outswcosiy. fl, your countarparts ham too. 33 12 Temporry she" D0111111111 31 Thflisb4S LEFT- I L I 10 69th Year, No 33-Tuiiday, Sept 2$. 1916 ¶ e very 29 • tlssl I Saib) I3 San TO nA,' ME r'jO, I ,W:~'p ~g~ ~ ARM (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct 34-Nov. 22) rn tg0 erial &C. given your per- Possibilities or --i nd , 4' N . e ~ For Tuesday, September 28, 1976 a _ 53 __ 4W, '4li ALWAYB \... I Spanish I 24 Mort Walker x z. 8WE YOU ) , g&e AN , AOVAP4TASE J. W1AT 10 ftft L 43 14 15 Observe t O.poi (sb). 46 S111*flOUflt Of food HIFEW ___ 1 RIENMEEMIM _ Evening]Hler.ilcl A "w 1 40 = r L' 2:L / / BEETLE BAILEY cECE5 ACOM 37 SIrsel (ab.) 31 Son of _ 3'Th HOROSCOPE lilliflm~ Guam Too SMALLWcauscr" IN INIC WORLD I _ ______________________________ I `,,- ` I. k p Hyj d photo by Tom V ncIn' '1 ' 1 Where Have All The Voters Gone? ' . _ as slim pikin 4it po lls h is nIornin includi ng at Pet 19 eminoIe high here F I Drb e1,, kept a patient eve n the d It I photo by Ric% We t % - - : 4 - I ~! iI midday. voting sas Ion, it1i officials pre icting a 1iI5 per cent turnout. Vi rTlrir.,,.,n 14' - I I 'r --•-- -. - ..........................5,- 1.S , 5 .- i %• -S .,.'T' i,'iiI1 ,i j t(.I ' S - S - - S . - f_* (C - 1-•'-•• ' F � 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, September 27, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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NEW YORK (AP) Chang- en and It denied women and women who participated in the lug attitudes toward sex in the men the freedom to explore four-year study said they pad i .i.ue did lithe to liberate their own sexuality, said the ac hieved orgasm through vs. men or women, according to a study. glnal nMraUon Miss LU&V four-yen study of female sexu"We haven't had a sexual said. alityIn th Uns, revolution yet, but we need The new morality put In- one," said Shere Mite, author of "In sex SUPPO sedi eased ressure editor Jim Haynes' column on page lug to "The Mite Report." It She said her most revealing made saying "no" to sexual ad- findings dealt with Vanceidifflcuft for most worn- orgasm. Only 30 per cent of the • • .-: .. • • • ?. • .a.p. meaner cases of a night club operator and II dancers an charges of hildecent exposure in nude dancing at the club. Jury Selection Is slated to begin Tuesday at 9 a.m. before County Court Judge Harold Johnson at Sanford. Efforts to pick a jury to bear the cases in June aad July exhausted the pool si prospective juro. before a paW cou e sesteti. Defense afterney Edward Halaiien Jr., 2 former orange County juilge, has hinted that me of tk dancers may demonstrate In court the nudity that took place at Club Juana the night of May 12 when sheriff's deputies, state beverage agents and state attorney's investigators raided the club operated by Mike Plater at Cauelberry. has with our needs ' • ••, • • . ••'•', •,, • • , • • , •_; J On The Cam paign Trail " J. II.V .:\.•ç'• Carter Blames Free Expression' ror Hi ris s Campaign Problems r . I the countryside. "To my. knowledge the last still' raided and destroyed s one I helped fear up May 21, 1963, off South Sanford "IthlnkmyfreeexpressIonofviJy Aides said Carter was grea tly relleved after causes rnYPrems," Carter said on arriving at his first debate with Pred tFrdofl en Thursday San Diego's airport. night. He was greeted by large, friendly crowds :\' wiffihim When h. ,. lrosthIs ; • week are ta bs of "M old days when moonshine stIlls doffed The Democratic nominee had started out in Houston and Dallas before flying to San Dlego Friday in Texas and had been questioned about to open a weekend In Texas, Carter was continually dogged b oiun with MichardNIsofl in comments about que stions abxithisstatementinpljybo that"! Presidents who lied, cheated and distorted the don't think I would ever take on the same frame truth. •• • • S SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Caner says he questiOneM including reporters, who take notes. As for Myboy's inteirview, he said if he had it to could solve his Political problems by learning to do again, "I think I woWd be a little more control his tendency toward "free expression.,- f Among the me morles Sheriff's Captain j. Q. "Slim" eallowaY Will take - Avenue in a Sw8mP," he said. Of mind W Nixon or Johnson In San Diego, as in Houston earlier, he said the cheating am distorting the truth did — lying. statement had been an error and that he had Democratic Officials in a gate considered apologized to Johmn's widow. He noted his candid way of speaking to Recalling H ig hlights Of A Long Career BY BOB LLOYD e Herald Writer In 1965 Galloway ..ou, -o was elected and 24 years," he said Before joining the sheriff's de partment Galloway and later to supervise the new warrants division. was elected Fourth District Constable for two J. Q. "Slim" Galloway says he's never been Until Oct. I Capt. Galloway will be busy over. terms, from 1952-40. "After eight years I couldn't content to just "sit down" and he doetirilt plan to do seeing the that this week when he rom the Seminole courts a warrants division, balfffs assigned to the see that fee system con sta Wes were nceded.1 rclires f nd transporting prisonem Then he plans a never arre ed st an County Sheriff's Department. Yone for V* fee... I never few trips to catch up on his fishing and hunting. But abused the system. I felt the constable system was Sixteen Yews ago the tall, white-halred Alahm won hell be back doing the work he's enjoyed for 24 outdated so I got out of it.native started as a road patrol deputy under sheriff He has fond memories of the l9 and 1960s when Luther Hobby. He soon became On department's Years...investigating. This time it will be in the capacity as a private investigator. moonshine liquor stills dotted the county. He says first investigator AM then In INO was named Chid Through the years Of Seminole growth '-the high suga Prices an better law enforcement Deputy. Hobby resigned AM Peter Moot was cap - & tain S he's known now to thousands has been brought the 'shine trade to an end. appointed sheriff by Gov. Claude Kirk, and in contact with law enforcement in Central F10rida. "I'here were some big operators in the Chuluota Galloway continued as Chief Deputy. "And I've enjoyed every minute of the work here for See CAPTAIN, page 3-A I Today A preview of Tuesday's turnogt aeb a profile of Democratic Congressional candidate JoAnn Saunders—appears an page fts U 3 ft 00 1 McCarthy Attacks Plans Of Presidential Debates By DONNA EST HeraldStalf Writer 4. ..,. INDE S4. R. i'addsto NGTON (Al President Ford is — 54D R-CP f .. 00 ever, has campaigned by paddle-steamer. PREP " SCOREBOARD % Seminole was the only Seminole County high school whose football team was smiling Friday nlghL (hiedo, Lake Brantley, Lyman and Lake Howell each found themselves on the short cud of the grid stick. didates of the two major Theodare Roosevelt which the , the national makes it a Misdemeanor to sign ho turned the IOU Presidential women's organization a pttltlon for an Seminole trounced Ovledo, 33-0, despite yielding an astounding amount of yards In penalties. signature must be notariied," In McQulhy said, and in Ver. Lyman was nicked in the second hail for the third week In a row, 21-20, by Colonial. Mont. a peace justim. mwt be prvsenl to witness the signature 4-B Gerald Ford, Democratic given away your o%u are in of each petitioner. Horoscope .................4-B candidate Jimmy Carter, the danger," be warned. •, 1etra eas er to rried in Lake Brantley found no pleasure In Gainesyfie, losing by 41-7. Venwnt than to get a petition gned," he said. And Lake Howell was bogged down at its own end of the field all night in a 22-0 loss to Melbourne. • = i Voters ' Campaign am our The paddl estop campaign tour of all-meW Natchez was built as an excursion boat modem times as he begins a quest for Fouthem less than two years ago. But she is patterned votes Wt is expected to include a meeting with after the elegant wooden steamers that plied the Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace. TIV President and Mrs. Ford were flying to %wissiPPi when Mark Twain was a river pilot. By invading the native South of Diemwratic New Orleans and driving to a Mississippi River presidential nominee Jimmy Carter of Geo rgis to board the stern-wheeler Ford said he Intended to aemonstrate that he Is Natchez n-hour excursion on Old Man condwting a national campaign that conced es River. no state to his chall Stop were scheduled during the day at ferry In the upbeat mood that seized him following landings in Lutcher, Reserve and Destrehan, the first of scheduled television debates La., before a windup rally in early evening near with Carter three on Thursday night in Philadelphia, New Orleans waterfront. Nopresidential candidate in modern times, if See FORD, page 3-,% PI' anning haired former Democrat struck In West Virginia he said a out at the presidential can. 1915 law designed to get rid of y candidacy Parties are treated equally wW Crossword ................. 4-B to C4ftral Florida Friday night. permitted to plirticipate Editorial ...................4.A 'Me former U.S_ Senator from television appearances. Dear Abby ................. 1,C Minmota took on President "Once the rights of others are Dr. Lamb .................. See CARTER, page 3-A Ford Plans First Modern Independent Around The Clock 4-A campaign a chlldr s news media for failing to fight candidate can e is being challenged In Bridge .....................4-B crusade against the war in to see th at presidential C CO Cal dar ............... ... Vietnam, brought his lighti. ildat PC c In some states eve par - L1L/ One More Time... the report published this week. know what to do — they initiate women to have more inter. Min Me said her findings and carry out am main adivicourse and lessened the impor- were based On ponses from lies, Miss Mite said. "We reand Saturday. For more on Arrieta, Santi and the lance of relationships, accord- more 3,000 women Spiond to them. But what men MIE ALA" A7 Changing Sex Attitudes 'a Have Liberated Few through early Janwuy with performances nightly except SwWay and matinees on Monday, nwnWay w T - Juana 'imela, players-manage,' at the Orlando. Seminole Jal.AIaI fronton, gives th e pelota andtellsthefltheftw.tertocute The jaialai season In Fern Park Is In full swing andruns ww - xL/ '•: .[Wenile attorneys AM proseculairs will aftepit for the QW time to select 2 county court jury to beer the by Garry Trudeau 00 , . . "I say the people on Mars are hIdln. Somebody told The polluters are comingi The polluters are comingi'" HIP-artfil? FL IP, Ft IP! • HIM vi ie,ae 741 - . 11 1 voter i. . ,, - • . •/1 7/ r\ \ 1J r- • - 4 velope for mailing. Address Your letter to Dr. Lamb In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box JACKSONVILLE (AP) - Police offidais move "I want my wife; my two chikiren need their you had gotten the money. You hatbit" Into Ocala NationalFOred today to seek don in thle mother,,, jaffs tearfully appealed to thie U&SIper. J&ff@ Sad be r M" POW* and federal agencies applarent kid"Illng three days 0190 Of the wife of a Jaffa said a male voice tdepboned N W y A of it and wants to make a daill d. wasW Jacbonville contractor ui land developer nesday morning, saying Mrs. Jaffa was abducted and naper for his wifmafety. _ 8111101iff Dale Cam said deputies from here and toning her with acid If he didn't pay I want no harm to come to the person or persona," __ other counties he said. "I want my wife." " ' Richard Jails said he was ordered to I He said my wife's car Indicstiong were no nse had been - eceived after ransom. JaffaYs wife, Shari Linda Jaffa, 35, Jaffa JaffavokedMaplea ° pained Wolkiestisy. Rushing to his bank, he found it dosed but managed , a uuv appeal to the kidnaper to reach bank officials and get together There are no developments which changed the before WWWO cameras and reporters from his FBI agent Ken Walton said the money was put in a situation from this morning," FBI agent In charge MO home briefcase and left at the designated location, after a Arthur Neirbus said Friday evening. were at his side and a cariflioard carton of $100 bills mile trail of note, led them southward from Jaffa came here from Detroit In 1969 and Joined his at his feet. ,4ksnvWe along a series of handwrittenmessages father and brother In the business of contracting, real He offered to make a new payment an— the a 5, trees and other objects. ixed to estate and land development. He went back to Detroit kidnaper ordered and said he had the full no further contacts were made and the money the following year, married Shari Colen, his childhood time, wasn't picked up, Jaffa made his Personal em daid Only Ow he said. raising funds for Jewish designated MENOM drop W first time because that a drop again whereveir you would like. I made the p was all Jaffa war able to rase i on short notice. ? welfare and Israel over several years am have been you asked. I did not bear from you. I went back to10 an heavy contributors. • By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY and suddenly asked what the king was still dqlng in dummy. Then he put that card back and placed the queen of hearts on the table. Three quick heart tricks cooked my goose." The hand Is rather Interesting In that some good player In the East seat might deliberately play the ace of diamonds at trick one. The theory being that South would have played dummy's king. If he held two diamonds. A trifle far-fetched, but experts do all sorts of unusual things and sometimes they work. by T. K. Ryan (PACK T'ThE \ ol-leT ANOE! SUNDAY EbITION 69th V..r,No. 31—Sunday, Sipt.mb.r 26, 1976 WIN AT BRIDGE stamped, self-addressed ex nitrr$ Of I'NUUPI NOT •.-- ti Pi bs. my so - For Saturday, September 25, 1976 against taiking the medicine It is usuall) better to take It after a hysterectomy If the ovaries are removed or damaged. Those interested in more Information about female hormones can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 5-12, blenopause. Send a long, MV RP1?uDE TOTS SHOwtp X'D MRJC A GOOD ç;. : - DEAR DR. LJ,MB-. A few years ago I had a hysterectomy and have been taking a pill Dr. TI called Premarin ever since. I was told I would have to take . LOI'flD them for as long as I live. I'm . now years old. I would like to E't know why I should keep taking this pill and lf I Mop taking ft ___ what effect It would have on The same situation applies to A Rhode island reader me' a woman when she goes writes: Recently a doctor's nurse told "The bidding has gone one me she had the same operation tIWOUgh the menopause, or spade - two spades - four better stated, when her ovaries ,,in no,•,en spades. What doyou lead from 1117 I&IVULUIIV normally degenerate and Mop since. It appears some doctors functioning. If she produces with The unlucky expert had believe It should be taken and axis vQloxx CKzx Kxz? caught us gain. With no es enough hormones others believe the opposite. One sowcesshemaynathavemay cape, we agreed to listen to Our first choice Is a low doctor told melt would keep me changes ixit if trump. Our second choice the ate Is not so the sad story of one hand. Here Is his tale of woe. fourth-best heart. Neither of younger looking. this so? know many womenIswould likeI fortunate then she Will undergo "This hand cost me top score these leads may be right, but changes associated With an answer about this pill. No menopause. last night. The field was In the if you always made the right same four-spade contract I lead you would never lose. one seems to know much about The estrogen hormones will was with one exception. It yet millions are taking It• help a woman who needs them Everyone else made it. I was (Do you have a question DEAR READER— 5I1fl for replacement In a number of down one." the ezperts? Write "Ask is a mixture of various fractions respectL "You didn't call for dum- the Jacobys" care of this of Theyin help prevent My', king of diamonds at trick newspaper. The Jacob will the female hormone, cellular changes part of estrogen. It Is normally used to War that often lead to one, did you?" we asked. answer individual questions "No. I calledwho for the deuce, if stamped, sell-addressed replace ngpj If a woman Is recurrent bladder Infections, but old Jonesy, sat East, low In female hormones. The hormones prevent hot played his ace anywa1y. If I envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions Owing a hysterectomy a flashes. The rest of the benefits called for the king would will be used in this column doctor may remove the ovaries, of female hormones Is a subject have been OK anyway. Jones and will receive cop/es of depending upon the case. If he for debate. Some claim they had a card out to lead back JACOBY MODERN.) does so in a young woman she help prevent heart disease and will have an early menopause, perhaps degeneration of the SIDE GLANCES Estrogens are given to replace , by Gill Fox her normal hormone producThe dangers are associated lion. Even If the ovaries are not with an increased risk of cancer •l. removed, the blood SUPPlY 10 of the lining of the uterus that I them may be damaged during h of before. surgery and they may not have had a hysterectomy as you contlnuetofunctfonaswellas havethatlsnotaconslderafton. before. Estrogen hormones are not Now there are variations Ill advisable in patients who have the need for the hormones. U a epilepsy, migranes asthma, woman's adrenal cortex - the little gland over both kidneys - cardiac, or kidney diseases or other disease associated with produces enough female her- an accumulation of fluid. The mones a woman may not have hormones cause the body to too much difficulty. Some retain sodium just as the women don't have this source of natural ones do. hormones to fall back on and In young women such as you, don't produce enough. if U is no major reason i WW . r 54 'A HOROSCOPE SCORPIO (Oct. )4i4ov. 21) (March fl.Apr1J 19) AJI Put yotrseU out today for Something opportune may filenià who f1!!I4 i favor. ceene about today through the The slight risk will be more good offices of a close associate, ft will not only occurthan repaid should you ever need their help. unusually, It will be unique. SAGII'rARIUS (Nov. Dec. 3' TAURUS (April *May N) 21) If lOfliSOfle offers to do By all mu follow Urough on something for you today,. Maui Ih01h ft , clear. Let him do ft his own requires Involvement of others. Don't be reticent about taking way. His methods may be superior to yowl. In a partner. CAPRI(X)BN (Dec. fl-Jan. GEMINI (May 31-June N) those Ifllk8 011 19) Th5 imIOfl you love above your own self. those flIediJig you for the first Inierests today. The personal time will be a favorable one. salutation you get will be theft Put your bed foot forward. CANCER (June 21-July 21) very best reward. AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) Frequex* places this evening An eltalve goal you've been re you're apt to s new r denied may suddenly fill Into — — — faces. ft's possible you'll meet your lap today. Sit tight. Let 1 someone you'll like very much. —— 14 — LEO (July 23-Aug.21) Don't nature run Its course. (Feb. N-March 20) PISC —— be afraid to make changes ___ Pay particular heed today when today If you feel they're for the Is — —— d got someone close offers her adcertain better. It's time you nkover lielihsaid — Iamllymdtersoftdsadcentsr. family VIRGO ___ (Aug. .Sept. 21) carefully. ft will help solve a :J — Usually It's not wise to let particular problem. 26 21 Impulses Influenc, our actions. _____________________ YOUR BIRTHDAY Today, however, you can let 31 Sept. U, 1878 your hair down. Live it up a hit. _ UREA (Sept. 23-Ott. 23) Be ____ __________________________ on your toes today where _________________ Be on your toes this year dollars LId cents U8 fl where possible financial gain Is — _ corned. An unexpected shift In concerned. Something could H events could be turned Into pop up quickly to enhance your something profitable. material security. 50 51 [ 5W2 ARCKIE 'I. ': -;.-J"?.'.'. Opinion TelevWoa.. Weather 11-A Rollins College. fie said that 111 15 tu 20 ststen, al the ' to the two major pobtl that guesU in the Field House on the his name must on con-Altuflonal grounds, he For photo and story coverage on all the games see Pages 18 and 28 of today's Sunday Herald. be allowed on See McCARTHY, page 3-A EUGENE McCAItTIIY WE, .,. ..•. .._;.;:_.... • , .•;. • •••. • •.'. ••:. •.;,;..-. -.••r . .. -.••_,__,._. - / )', , ...11 ... L • ,. . : '-' •' ' I l* Li Puf ;..•• L".d •I'_ ,..................... .•,,•• • .:':. •• .. . • . . •. '.1 • . iS �HiraM. sa.iem FL I'1BREF Another NA1ION H Huarnan & Bachrach Urological Group, P.A. Gonzalo Huaman, M.D. School Bus children aboard has been hit vehicle In the Miami area. by — bus For with another ito 101 Fotw first grade students and their his driver were shaken up Friday when a car driven by an eO-year-old man hit their school 605 E.Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs, Pa. Tel: 5314564 or 3224M - MIAMI (API — Belcher Oil Co., the largest independent fuel on marketer In the Southeast, says It has acquired Its first terminal on the Mississippi River Tennco Inc. of Mem- . ___ _ (Nvold Pbeft my INS LYMAN LEGIONS Jack Fine, director of the Building Trades classes at High School, superviseshis advanced class in finishing the cement walksLyman and slabs poured for the Bicentennial Park. Once the cement was poured, students worked bud day some working several class periods in the hot sen. Many different group In school have assisted In making the park a reality. A dedication ceremony Is — — '1'rmco was purchased in a $2.5 million package that includes two Arkansas anlpanics, Poly Products Inc., maker of lubricating oils, and Southern Petroleum, an Oil marketer, the company said Friday. The company has recently acquired terminal and storage operations at Pensacola, Port St. Joe and St. Marks on Florida's Gulf Coast and at Mobile, Ala. and Savannah, Ga. Cocaine Shipment MIAMI (AP) U.S. customs authorities say they have seized $240,000-worth of cocaine fotmdln the luggage of a Miami woman who arrived on a flight from Peru. Authorities said Susan Wood, 23, was arrested at Miami International Airport after agents found 1.5 powKls of cocaine in three wooden coat hangers in her luggage. They said each hanger contained two packakes of cocaine. Miss Wood was released Friday on $5,000 bond. — - HOSPITAL NOTES Raymond Roberts Mary A. Lessard, Deltona Alice Swam Irene M. Rutledge, Deltons Pauline DeLay, DeBary Robert Rugenstelu, Lake Margir Sargent, DeBary Mary Join J. Brown, DSIIOOI iargaret coze, tongwoed Millie IL Bradbury, Deltona Michael D. Fuller, Oviedo ADMIMIONS Sanford; Meg U. Butte Lola E. Bather Arm H. Deflart 11nrnuKE&an Harry B. Garvin Earinin MidhIff Carl N. Van Winkle Ernest A. Hltherg DeBary Gracabelle U. Weber, DeBary Dela mr Muth, Deltona , -- I. School & T111111111110 S" REE CONSULT 131.1300 i PROFISSIONALLY STAFflD, MEDICALLY SUPICVIIUD. LOW COST PROOCANS WAY,8EI'T.3m FhuakhrtaromBn A1TE N 110 N! 14 . 13 MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. LEARN FOR FUN ELECT"Es DAUKSCH,Jr. for Judge, Rh Distfict COW Of Appeal Introductlion to Astrology, eight weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets Thursday, 7:30- 9:30 p.m. Instructor: James Newell, licensed Astrologer, AFA member, Registered ProfM1ana1 Engineer, listed In 'Who's Who in the South and Sotdhweg." Topics: Historical Aspects of Astrology and the Mechanics of Astrology. Fee: $15. Punch Embroidery, six weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets Thur. sday7:30-9:30p.m. Punch Embroidery, also called Bunks, Is a form of art alitchery originating from Japan, new easy to learn by the use of new technlqnes and special punch needles. The subtle shadings In some of the pictures give the Impression of an "oil painting of Yarn." The punch embroidery kits will be available for purchase Ip tho dass. Fee: $15. Aerotc Dancing, exercises ad to music In a given routine, dances designed for non-dancers with the emphasis on moving for fitness and fun. $15. Elght.week class begins Oct. 1, meets Friday, 9-10 a.m. Fee: examine the facts and render 'your decision. Nond,thil • IMDJJ) George Carter Show Now Appearing in The Arabian Room Television & Las Vegas Personalities Featuring GENE SHELTON At The Organ And Deals in basic fundamentals: grip, dance, ground strokes, serve, scoring rules and regulations. Student required to bring one unopened can of tennis balls and hear regulation tennis shoes. Fee: $15. dl Ewnhigflegwd Sunday. September 26. 1976—Vol. 69, No. 31 PUbl,,i,d Oily and Sunday- ilcepi Saturday and Chritj Day by Sanford H,,Jld. Inc.. 300 N, French Ave . Sanford, Fla. 2Z1I Second ClassPostage Paid at Sanford. Florida 37771 t4orno Dtii.cf. is cents, Mtn $240 MQnfl,t Ill 20 Ye a r. %2440 By Mdl In Flori da same At hom# Ofl i vitrV All other r',.l My'p,, 17 70 6 MnI, Sit 2C 17 Month,. $37 40 , Tke . Ftt'thj 203 PALMETTO AVE. . • • Kadlo Romance nds ln lrag'edy • . modulated over a Citizens p4 radio channel, and hi an auto the affair ended tragically. Critters Predict Mild Winter., • -.• - PHILADELP}fL (A?) Put away long Johns. The .001y bear caterpillar report Is out and it's the 'year of the blonde" for the furry little creatures, indicating a "mild. wlnter.' Mebert Krone, who claims the àótor of the wooly bear for ecasts winter weather, says crop is the lightest he's seen In more than half century. — . •. • Rd Chick — Fuller, 24—was killed instantly day In a two-car Top Cat — Tlnu Fuller, 45 had from his bride of two months only an hour before the fatal early morning crash, "m' I' renting a car. Don't . ,' — , - hospital where she said she had tecoveredframO.jfls, But as she headed south on Route 19, she collided with an other auto driven by a 17-yearold Mississippi youth. The bay also was killed, Top Cat and Slick 'Quick gained fame of a sort whe4 they were married over a CB frequency in a July wedding ceremony covered by newspapers, radio and television Dakota's Ràsebud Indian lies. ervaUon to v1jfther sickfatI. Top Cat wired her $1,000 to buy a car. He didn't hear from her again for six weeks., Fearful that his wife had met with loud play, Top Cat reported her missing to police In six states and spent $1,000 on phone calls in ida search. During the search he received one cruel telephone call that reportedher dead. . VV . IN. BRIEF LD.' ' ' • : • SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) - Rhodesia has embarked on a step-by-step, process toward black majority 'rule, and the next step Is W o its black nat1onallst. They meet today to formulate their reaction to the rItIshArnerf can plan that has been Eccepted by the white minority government. Moderate and militant wings of the African National Council (ANC), th e main voice of black nationalism in Rhodesia, are deeply divided and their attitude toward the two-year plan will play a major role in determining the country's future. Prime Minister Ian, Smith announced Friday his government's approval of the proposal calling for a phased transfer' of power from Rhodesia's 270,000 whites to its 6 million blacks. ' BEIRUT, Lebanon'(AP) Palestinian and Moslem leftist forces opened a new mountain 'offensive Saturday against two Christian villages 10 miles southeast of Beirut, breaking a unilateral Palestinian ceasefire, a Christian spokesman said. - By ED PRICKEI'r Heraldiaff Writer scheduled to attend the session along with Williams, Corn'missioner Ski Vilulen Jr. and Seminole County Corn- Commissioner John Kim. 'miesionersMofldaywhndj bi.oug. alternatives for location of a Then at noon, the cornregional sewage treatment missloners are scheduled to Plant that will serve •Sanford, review a Joint county-city of Lake Mary and north Seminole. Altamonte Springs program to A representive of the con,: combat aquatic weeds In Lake .sUngengine Cl" Dietz & Orients. • Associates l scheduled to City are asking the present six sites for county officIals for In-kind consideration at a 9 am. work frpvlde one third services to of a $50,000 shop session at the courthouse, weed-fighting program. The In Sanford. Representatives of city will spend about $17,000, the the three governments with the remainder of the funds Involved are expected- meet to conic from the state. WInSIIa7' night to make a County commissioners are final decision on the plant site. - expected on Tuesday to on tap for 11 am. Is whether, to enlist In vote the discussion of Eagle Utilities: program. Williams Is adInitially, Eagle was to be vocatlng a countywide purchased 1331 the county but pollution-fighting program for IVthe city of Casselberry is lakes. negoting ati to buy the facility. At county corn• Commissioner Dick Williams missionTuesday's meeting, officials are said the county backed off from expected to discuss con. the purchase after Seminole struction of Orlindo's easterly officials learned the federal water treatment plant. A government would not permit potential site. under discussion the county to charge hookup for the multi-million facility Is fees. near Florida Technological m utility was be University ( 11J) In Seminole paid for with hookup fees. After County. the decision from the federal Orlando Mayor Carl government, Williams said. Langford is scheduled to attend "That tubed that." Casselberry the discussion which Is planned Mayor Gerry Christensen is for 12:30 pm. ' •• Rhodèsian Nationalists Weigh Transition Plan , The day after the article ap. peTopCatbearujfrom his wife, who called from a county hospital In ML'isIzsIppI She said she was coming home. "We knew so little about each other before we married," said Top Cat. "We were getting It straightened out for sine. All I knew was I love her. "We were only married three days," he said. "But, oh my God, Yes, I still love her." Sewage Plant Site Slated Topic Leftists Open Offensive • • ' • ' . 1 Palm Beach Post: "Dauksch has been a positive force. Today: "Dauksch is-the clear choice. in every category. "Ample credentials to recommend him to the most discerning of 'voters." (Continued From Page 1.A) when It will be of little value, works are perpetuating the two "The League of Women the ballot." "Under the present law, party system, eliminating other Voters has become Instruments Speaking of rules created in General Lafayette could not parties," By their sponsorship for giving special privilege to recent years, the former have contributed to the cam- of the television "debate" this two parties. The press should senator said, "U it hadn't been paigna," he said, suggesting, week between Ford and Carter have attacked this, but they ,for the ruleaof the Democratic tongue in cheek, that u the us the League of Women Voters saidlt was in the natI in. Party the war in Vietnam would Central Intelligence Agency ha., decided that only terest," two McCarthy said, adding have stopped three years (CIA) could put , have money Into political parties are important. that the national Interest was foreign election campaigns, the Justification for He said the law providing reciprocal funds should be "From now on the League of "everything that happened at federal funding for the major made available for American Women Voters will apparently Watergate." political parties allotted each of campaigns. decide who the serious canMcCarthy compared the those parties $2 million to McCarthy said that according didates are, what questions are League and press position to financially aid the conventions to the federal communications to be asked of them, what Communist philosophy where It And $21 million each to help in act the television industry Is cameras will take pictures, the has been decided that It Is not in the presidential campaigns. under an obligation to provide height of the podiums and the national interest to have McCarthy said his campaign equal time to people concerned whether candidates should more than one political party !nay become eligible for federal with the same problem. stand or sit down to be because having two could money after the election is over Instead, he said, "the net. questioned," McCarthy said. create confusion. STEAK HOUSE JAMES Co DAUKSCH, Jr. . I' _LUNCHEON SPECIALS SERVED 11A.M..2p. DINNER SERVEDS P.M.. 11 P.M. I TkLV6OfldLOUNGE (Next TO Post Offi) 'McCarthy Attacks Debate Planners Vero Beach Press-Journal: "Dauksch is highly regarded by attorneys Of this area." Stuart News: 'Dauksch is ranked thoroughly experienced." DINE AND DANCE I Ford Plans First Modern Paddlestop' Campaign Tour • . • ' Ft. Lauderdale News: "The best of the candidates seeking Group iSeat.." Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails 7 Days A Week I • "... SHOWTIME 8:30 PM To 1:30 AM COCKTAILHOURCp.mtjIlpm 2FOR1ATREGULARPRICES FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES — , ". . . FRI..SAT,.SU N. • • Orlando SentInel-Star: Orlando Attorney with broad trial experience and the maturity and integrity to handle the Job." impresses us as the most qualified." MARK ROGERS 20 Year Old Singer Sept. 24-25-26 BIgtItIig Tennis, begins Oct. 3, meets 3 -5 p.m. Sunday, twelve weeks. HERE ARE THE FACTS: DAUKSCH received the EST NUMBER of votes In the FIRST primary. DAUKSCH received the HIGHEST Rating In the Florida Bar Poll for Judicial Candidates and HIGHEST RATING Orange County Criminal Justice Council (Law Enforcement). Here is what the newspapers said: Carter Blames Free Expression' For His Campaign Problems . — g • • ____ . • I The slim, quid lawman says he bellevi, rein. stating the death penalty In rape and murder cases will be a big deterrent to crime. After (.I there will be some o&*Imers who call the sheriff's department "king to talk only to "Slizn"Ghflowayaboui thelrprolgens, just asthey have in the years pad. But theyll find that he's out ...worklng as uuuaL..but on a different gimieid. • (Cadisued From Page 1-A) not Involved in an accurate understandingCc Iuunsaed Froth Page 1-A) of courtesy" when Ford reaches Mobile, Ala., on extremely important In Carter's battle for the what the circumstances were.,,. . Ford declared that he believes a SOdate victory Sunday. presidency, expressed concern about the Carter iswlthln his reach. Praised speeches In Mob&lewiI be Uw end of a1i.Gulf"a comment, and Ladr Bird Johnson said she had Ho During the summer, the President's political motorcade ton us and ll sa Da as, ", ying, "with the.posslble that will begin In New Orleans perplexed, but exception of Abraham Uncobi, no o in • the advisrswerrepared toconcede madU, ot aU added Carter had called toand apolo gize to her. Of the southern dates to Carter. But now Ford will fly Irvin Mobile to Miami on Sunday history of our nation has done more for basic "line unfortunate Juxtaposition of these two human rellod that recent polls show their candidate as night and address the International Association ghts" than Johnson. "He brought ha , ri names In the Playboy article 5T05317 EIIIS th a realistic chance of overtaking the for- of Odds of Police there before returning to the resents the way I feel" about Johnson, he said, decency to is country." • • mer Georgia governor In the region. White House on Monday evening. acknowledging that the error was his own. Discussing Thursday night's debate with Ford, Wallace, often a maverick In national The southern jaunt marks the first campaign "The only culpability or blame I placed on Carter said he thought Ford scored bad in his Democratic politics, has endorsed Carter, who tour of this season. Until now, he has confined Johnson hi my Interview was the fact that during rebuttals "first on jobs and what I thought was a. defeated him in early party pebnaries, Including himself to brief one-stop trips to Ann Arbor, the Vietnam. war under Presidents Kennedy, deliberate distoitlon" of.an one In Florida. A White House source said Mich, on Sept. 15 and to PliitadelphIa for the Associated p 'JoandNn ericanpeople were Interview. debate wfthCajjer. . , .: • , Medicare Subscribers WEATHER . . . ____ BROOKFI 1D III. (AP) Minnie was a . proud and v 'old lady. who despite her weight three tons attracted the affections of an amorous male, whose love sherejected. .Her latdayswereudones for the grand old woman of Brookfjeld Zoo. She was arthritIc andhad surrendered tIs rølne nf I— 51 of ezo&sieptan: . L E Zoo officials said Minnie 'was still an old mald when she died Wednesday at the age -orl ove be. worry about nothing baby. I'm stations. 5. teen Slick Quick and Top Cat on the way," she said, hours But three days after the t*he wed- alive," he pleaded in a started on the road as the twp after being released from a ding, Slick Chick left for South newspaper article. — , Seaman Gets . - . .. Born in Oriole Hill, Kin., he JUUSWBROWN f CLIP AND SAVE 0510515W cazneto Sanford six year,ago Mr. Jullous W. Brown, n, B I DeSSert Old from Nashville. He was a World Dorothy ft* Deltons Lake Monroe Road, Sanford. Rasutd War II veteran e Navy ii of th Gertrude Sciaretia, Dejt died Friday night He was born MR photoengraver. He was a Eunice Barker, Enterprise in LawrencevWe, Ga., I WEDNESDAY, SEPT.fl Muon and a member of Minnie Fischer, Maspeth , came to Sanford 30 years and ago. Mn Oves ftled Chicke . Legion He is mwN.Y. • He was retired from the ' Fruit DISCHARGES Growers Epme,srnem,er (j vived by his wife, Gladys; Green Bess. Robert of Nashville; Sanford: the First United Methodist I Jell@ Or Padding and his mother, W& Harriet Joule Bull Church Churchof Sanford ii I RidMUk McClendon of 10 Nashville. Barbara BPOE 3241 of Sanf*d. SurTHURSDAY, SEPT. 3m Gramkew Funeral Home In Medicare Addle Calhoun vivori Include his wife, Mrs. d3 Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... Indictments Dismissed I Spaghetti With Of • Burial, Join J. Carver Margie Brown, of Sanford; a Meat Sauce services will be held In PENSACOLA (AP) — A judge has Anna 1. Dupree step-son, Mr. George Nas * GreesPeas hville. w BREATHINGMACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS Albert Gain Rutherford, of Macon, Ga.; a dismissed an lndithnent against six members r Tossedgalad Goor brother. Mr, Mum Brown, of of the Northwest Plor11a Water tanagement 'OXYGEN Deuert(Mgrs.Choké) . COMMODES • àryllestçr, • New OrtemIa.; and - two District1 who accused W violating the '- Rok Aid Wk aIn.ia Minch aIdra, Mrs.Prank U. Bunion, •HOSPITAL BEDS In PATIENT LIFTERS ' FRIDAY, ( state's Open rnerting law. Springwool Village ApartHelenK.Keeney and Mrs. Gilbert Purvjs, both o( ts,loi, died p'ry Ecambla County Judge Walter B. Robert Atlanta. Viewing hours WHEELCHAIRS • BXTH EQUIPMENT hP'I*OTTOts wflj beatmorning Lagergren ruled Friday that there was InEunice Lee P. to 8 p.m. Saturday native at Florida Hospital. A U ThTSIOTI of Pennsylvania abe wnn H. Marsh sufficient evidence to charge governing board COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES MOZICSSCOTII I Brisson Funeral Home. resided in ingwooci for the Bertha A.MeCkbICk members with the misdemeanor violation of Remains will t shipped ° IceCresin As past I two years moving Prescribed by Your Physician Cynthia Mowery Atlanta for funeral services and from Irving the Sunshine Law. RODS Sallie Perry burial. Brinson Funeral Home member ton, N. J. She was a Obtain these services under Medicare Menus are subject to I of St. Augustine In charge of arrangements. change without notice. Catholic March in Cuselberry. I We Bill Medicare For You 15 Years ROBERT HOMER noom She Is survived by her husband ORLANDO (&P) — A young seaman Robert Homer Booth, 91, Of Andrew; a ion, Andrew A. of ___________________ We Deliver Foliage TRAIN TRIPS I has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for 1200 Myrtle Avenue, died GllllganofNewarh,N.J.; 'Angwood; a sister, Mrs- Nellie and Friday at Good Samaritan NEW ENGLAND the beating death of his 8month-old daughter. brother Fred Polewkm Of TOMS Satirday'. high 0S Sunday's Nursing Home. Born In River, W1LUAMSBURG low fl Circuit Judge Richard Cooper Ignored , and one grand. BEST TRIPS GOBOI FOLDER FREE . Partly cloudy With a CkUCS Jaxnesport, Mo., he came to da ughterN.J.; defense attorneys' pleas for mercy In the and Riit,i li *IY AflIPM . Gramkow.Gajnes Sanford In 1959 from Ferof afternoon and evening Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fl. manslaughter sentencing of Brian Dan RAIL TRIPS 154-3191, 427.7513 I Funeral Home Is in charge r.andlna Beach thundershowers. High. l 191$ IlL 4 .. Salladay, 72, convicted In June. arrangements. CLIP AND SAVE maintiommmmalem mid Is upper W Is= In me Wa member of the Congregational 70.. RaIn prul*bWty I. 51 per Cluristlan Quzrch. He is survived by his wife Susie; a cemL Funeral Notice daughter Ruby of Sanford; and SUNDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: hIgh 11:24 a stepirother Harry Dodd Of SOOTH. ROBE aoi RT HOMIN—. C. Denver. Grainkow Funeral Funeral Mrvlcsi a.m., 10:41 p.m., low 3:51 a.m., Rob.,1 Home is in charge of hb0uy' Booth, U. of 1300 Myrtle S.C.C. LEISURE TIME PROGRAM 4:27 p.m. Ave.. Sanford who died Friday, Port Canaveral: 1111111111 11:13 arrangements, will be Mid it 10:30 sin. Monday of the Ccngr,ation., a m., 11:11 p.m., low 3:44 a.m., BENJAMINL. MCCLENDON Chr ist ian church. with the Rev. 4:14 p.m. Macrame, 10 weeks, begins Oct. 6, meets Wednesdays 9:30. Benjamin L. McClendon, 55, Bob Hunter and or. Harold Bayport- hIgh 3:04 Lm., low of Spring Hammock Trailer Harris officiating. Burial 11:30 a.m. Participants will learn two basic knots, progress will follow at Oikliw,, cemetery. In order to assure the quality of our Jup.m., low 1:54 a.m., 0:54 Park, died Thursday at through ten common knots and elements. If time permits, ad- 1:08 Gramkow Fiairal Home is in P.m. vanced knots will be taught Fee: $15. dicial branch of government you munt Charge of arrana.m..,,t Seminole Memorial Ilounital n . "They found an elderly man &W in his bed ant at at a tpine camp. He'd been chippid anu up s,I found out that a yew man us mining from the camp and I followed Mm from comp to camp though nor th Florida, Georgia, Alabama and buck to florIds.ftleoedfihohewuslwayn just two ahead alms. I finally caught up with him in Pst at a girlfriend's house and brought him buck to Seminole. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to prison." Galloway doean't predict any unusual InCISMO in crime In Seminole In the Murv. "I dont think problems will increase greatly. But after the nomysprings will Increase proportionately. "In the List few moidhe I've noticed that people are getting more Involved, cooperating with law CflfOfCUflad more." I .Pachyd.rm Passes Away TRI~ 711 ItDG., SUITE 1U HWY.436ATMAITLAND AVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ___ out an appeal. In MW 7.M$ of trvtb 6 dM fiuIUve. is Flori& and eth stain on cue pops Into 1fl11110t7. "And I've always enjoyed a rIlallW.," he aeys as he related a ith*moudb ssar,.h hr a murder.isoact. On Th e Campaign . Tr011' . M CITftT{ TMMIsd B5dDIaI!1 • ' , • , 'l2S per ceiltofato award In order toca . ___ . — s..m Sam tailS deity ____ MONDAY, SEPT.?7 • • ATLANTA (A?) Mayor Maynard Jackson, standing. on the sidewalk hat-In-hand asking for contributions, is leading a "last hours" strogIe by black city officials to save 1 the NAACP from what he says could be i 'JInaociadlsaster.. The NAACP must post a $16 million bond in t.' i Cfia0&y`COuit in Mississippi by Oct.2ffIt IztOappéaIa$I2million lat won by1 white merchants in Port Gibson, Miss. The state requires the posting of- a bond covering no recotd. on file In the cues. an old, yellowed warrant. Galloway spent several afternoons with a judge recalling the defrnde.ga, at can and what eventually had harmmned to the defendeAs or witnesses in the cues. His knowledse ofpurging docketso(the old cues that It us unfeulble to try to activate. adhoritlet There was one cue senr.1 years ago In which And swift hithoeeday,w Galloway was the Investigator. A woman was raped r$'cnit twice year. er home and a sped arreeteti. Then the '!nhlO3I found usanons of moonshine ini at h suspedwu sent to aMstern hospital ,hae he near Pull (went Of Sanford). i watched oral a escaped. Eight years later he was found In man came for it that night I arraded Californl extradited and tiled, convicted and sent next morning he pleaded guilty, was sentenced to to prison. Galloway remembered every detail of the in prison and loaded on the date prison Investigation when trial time finally caine around. "I've enjoyed working with the courts and the 11w moonshiner's trade was •'i There's no way I can express my ap down from fatherto son," Galloway said. "It was predation. And I think the new wilforrn sydam I the only way some people ever knew how to make a • living." courts Is much better than the old system." "There's no way law enforcement can be selfBut inanhiayears Of iaw enforcement aalloway • siYi never have citizens failed to co*rate anyway sustaining. The taxpayers have to pay for the service because fines won't fund the protection they're asked. "I've never been refused assistance lw' by a citizen. And I've never had problems with Through the yearaof investigative work Gapoway any problems." • says he's found that It takes detilcil tnn and lots of Galloway has an uncanny memory for details. workto solve cases. 'You get some small leads, a cue that I couldn't lAter recall • follow them up, develop them and finally get enough the facts In co urt." . Information to make an arrest." About six or seven years ago us memory was "ft's hard to disguise yourself from the public. used to dear circuit count dockets of that just You can drive a plain car but people know you. They about everyone had forgotten. There were little or look at the person," said Galloway. • •• m&nislii our Mew Under I TRIM'S medically supervised I MIflU __ • NAACP Has $ Trouble "TRIM CLINIC helped vs I. wz. i . •. chenee our satins loft and I , ____ AREA DEATHS I. IN so I.gsiiier we lest 361 s. In 6 week,. (Therese led 16 sits. and Od 3m,.) "Ws have bosh teit belPir physically and hive .ni.y,d thiuitlifac11IflifkJI,hi, can control our weight." planned. . Seized • Galloway Ret res —. In Imposing sentence, U.S. blstrict Court Judge William H. Orrick Jr. told Miss Hearst, "The violent nature of your conduct cannot be j cndoned." Miss 1earst, 22, stood silent Friday as Orrléknoted that while be had "the deepest I • compasslcm" for her, a jury found that she "freely. and voluntarily participated In an r ann bank robbery" on April 15, 1974. * our ago had suns physical Pioblow4—and Inmsstcai.sais. ,*had weight problem,. s. we deddsd$sdssom.flh1upab.vtft before It happened is vi. Capta in . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A government prosecutor says he will fight a motion to free convicted bank robber Patricia Hearst on ball while lawyers appeal her seven-year jail sen- : Police said the children and their bus driver were examined at a local hospital and Oil Firm Acquires Terminal i. To Fight Pruto, Motto To Free Patty I 0 released.. The children, all 6-years.cld, were returning to their Individual schools from a special learning class at Hibiscus Elementary School. I I bus broadside and toppled It on its side, police mid. N BRIEF 1 Pedro Bachrach, M.D. Announce the opening of their branch office for the practice of UROLOGY at Involved In Accident NORTH MIAMI BEACH (AP) the second time this week, a school (C*is.d Fr Pap 1-A) area. Some were fining WW" copper dulls, To my knowledge the lad dill raided and destroyed lure was on. I helped tear tç May 21, 1103 off South Sanford Avenue hi a lump." Loàl Jul en handed out om duff £êiltencea to 'shinerS of went federal i federal revenue agents worked with local snce Downtown 540ord — . . . Judge 4th District Court of Appeal tsa pJ yNonajPfla.4fp Tram VOTE SEPT. 28. 1976 e1" . I. .•, .' t -- •"•..•., ....... J:ai :.y.)•• .,.•1',,s' •.11 • .•.F-u.'%,.. . •rt.'' t ,'•. 1 aws r:r U, v. ,,,'• ,• , '_': a'•'Ii" .r.'' ±k,.' ii ' •..•.,• .'••.', t C,, ,•,: 1. . i'.(jJ' .1' ' ': • •• i �. . I I . . _____ . 0 . - Elfkriri~lhn nmffi"IM~ li : , of N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD FLA. 32771 Arei 3fl 26$ I or 13$ 9993 Around __ ___ ____a __ — Off. (s Fridey, Rka4'a Code 305 Sunday. September 26, 1*14-4A am __ __ __ ___ __ ___ ahes * aumbhmmt IIIIA me 10 Ith fotil Mv441m4at1 is tha 1111111 01111. It Mililder 10 Pd= __ , ,', I Is f to ___ U1t$WbSpt91I1Spad the nation wIthin two ysors. Phu4iMa ha a potuon at tha tad, width may j omc. i awi I mischief since before World ____ ___ i r I I i __ ____ ______ ________ •. _____ * , explosion of a bomb left in a subway locker makes tiseir offense a capital case, and Balkan politics should have nothing to do with the way It is WORM either as aerial piracy snider federal law or murder under state law. This case provides one more example of need for the proposed treaty on international offered to the United Nations this fall with European backing. It would which will be The United States had no trouble gaining ____ custody of the five Croatian partisans, so this country can follow that principle on Its own. However, the hijacking has left other problems In Its wake. For one thing, these hijackers did not have to It — - g . concealanyoftheIngredJentsofthe1gy "bomb" I Abortion I . ___ Foes Viet Vets ___ Off * , Vs. - m. of the Unknown Soldier Is one at the nation's Inviolate *thes. Burled here In Arthiglon National imididifled soldiers from both world wars and Korea, and the watch over their bodies is cusinnosi and ,4wm Teams of prodigiously trained aetna pace dipiltarlan make regular pilgrimages to rsa1 firm their appreciation for those whom they (nav4$Ww ash "k II...a 5j urn many I ___In "dillon peopie visit the graves yearly, lmlIOrTn sobriety, the 1Thess of their respect Interrupted only by the staccato of their Ind datters The TOmb Is *ltuaL The Tomb is n partisan. Nearby In the nation's capital the mere m.Mluin 01 ft will bring solon. to saute, traffic to stop, and tingles Ic the length of the official *e. thsoftdid _ recently who IllinoIs Rep, Paul Findley was remindedat th byatouning coustituest. Findlay says the isit" was a fl _I.._ -_.- ..-. vvwrwi wuu wwi me news Inst no unhawn from the Southeast Asian conflict has yet been buried at the site. A crypt has been dug for the Vietnam representative, but ft has been over over envy. The veteran, whom Findley describes as "distraught," also said medalsofha.rareond lay for Vietnam, nor Target Aai.hitIOnWS hi hemi gi$W j Carter a rough time on the eunpelgo bIll, and I _________ __________ ____ -- ______ ___ ___ ______ ______________ _______ ______ ________ _____ ____ ____ __ ___ _ ___ - _ __ wi. __ ___ ____ h • ' ___one lb. Preuldeud says he favors (aftbos thstwouldgtvethelndivldnalstatusthepusrto dose.) YdMr.Cartsratlesthasbeencalledlçcn cosatastly to and and the mars mIH4rni4 ithi41if5 to blow up the Issue wA of all reasonable prvortion In a comselffn that Is already Con* faedenoughasftIs. Moreover, while the office of President ____of the _________ United States Is an extremely powerful and jflflhlI4lfI one, neither Mr. Ford's nor Mr. caner 's co ing cut in açpon or an assabortion amendient would change the timdomedal facts of the America political and legal system. fllacongraa that would have topasa.uthan mbers of Congress - 435 representatives and 100 s na ors. Ead, _ ______ __________ _________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ ' GOP Holds Sanford Connection me Parties & Politics ______ _________ m Out Of Th. Warn, Sauna Evsidns ItoraW, Isofsit Ft. Sunday, Sept. u. i,ia-s ____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________ •. ron, ___ ___ CRNION _____ ____ : --'- __ __________ ________ .. why they should e picking pj- r is a uw. hard to sidadand. ( why they should be picking on any pte 4" 11 ____ at all. ForanethIng,thpoi.ltIi01bothmaonUdi _ heuasoematobeaboittheaase:WNlebothø ___ per,onaUyopoa.d to aboutMns, both areaha _____ -----. ___ ___ ___ ___ DON OAKLEY . . _______ ____ er . * _______ __ NO be difterent because of what they did. 7bey are now bombs. I — ___ _____ _____ upoi.b ___ PollisticssAs4Jsual a "Lady Bng" vs 8sey In hisorol Id. who situ more than 118* yarly for a lack 01 attàdaci at mity ''on put4bne job. meetings while KImkos sxllsegue Dick A local columniat,_cursing (2slna aid wmi oo on in glee, mirmuing, Othi.e. leaders (eapedally dead One.) k.n "Ha Ha, Ha Ho. H. He." berges late the Chambers and demand. Meanwhile, Freeman et Robert everyone's re4Phtlm. Pierce, Is asking for a approvaii ot an knOwS for certain bow the vote to let old oninace width any,, In part: 'Ibis or. Peolelieaced timebonib got planted In her mind. Bit it. p Wk dh'snce shall be deemed to be c'M1ve there. Glimm ing and dmmerbig with office," be chats. "If a World War comes, sscplernsgal ad hi adtlon to any other and I the hit that Is known Only by those bitten know ft will, Greece will bomb a by the biggest bug of them 4 the pontical ad or raidin fto too scared yesterday to him , Most PWC 0111I would settle bug. for Prehand" planning within the min. kiftem .IL What one, but Kwiatkowski Is atiamantly ol orpo at ti gee. at snlnu. Polite speàlation Li, the pollticiJ Ugid d people and poor people and eonOf ambition first Ift up when Molly Blom arguing against Mothithood with an it- provided, however, that this or'1'luice cent rate on people who matter: Pact" women who has a two-year-old supersedes and repaia my walked hdo coidy CITh'IlOn chambers baby In her Otis, Businessmen. Yes, Businessmen, the planning ord inance, special law or backbone 01 Americ jone day and saw all those "cite" a. Anyone who doca't done care what you say. Gus regulation which is In direct ecacihie like baineanen should be abeL secretas 1cu1ng about in hate to hid"Man, is too is pietyI and rm two mxb. I bring coffa (and, on occealond rolls) to a resolution banning motherssnit from coIct ber*wi(" pretty handy with my fists, even though th those high and mighty moguls perched COm,nhiil ch "MY gosh, Pierce. what does it ny?,, rve been knocked down a few times,and if ambers, Did you hear at fines KImbrougi • behind the dais of decision making. youII done agree, I knock your heads all you reporters ai.ep oat hi the "It uys this is= ordinance," Pierce off with a tire Iron." "Well, well," she purred. "What In andleice?" wiathowihi ashed. eoncedu. &WWII name have we-all ed 1I a "All this idryneeda Is Men Namfoloner Bid V11110 Jr., body "Why didn't you write that?" Kka. Wayne, and other 10 people. like John my ifst in sets, , the &* ____ flll o an applJtJ If we had a ft4 thing I'll do Is make my own coffee aid grins, 'em, why, we'd bomb every country In the for Jinuny (ster, auddsdy takes "We ll, how attorney, motion Plarce MmUL are world that don't bow down to this _ ___ going to make do you think my iidsrj FREE. You hear met country. We'd bomb all Communist FREE." high admol prthdpuls from fiturs rices ___ After m oment of dead silence, md ollycould cowdrfea, regardless," denly someone Was to hawk the 4411in. down her welgigy promise, however, the Amid lIoughter from commissioners, day's batheis begun to wifoki Perched Figiths' VIhien's motion Is betted down by ford Bugle," as Corusnimlon Qialrman a man Ins white suit enters and drags the Joim b*osiJs — who bsilly Mike Hattaway gets ap and leaves the colunWid old. Taking it all In, Molly Is ___ behind a "Let The Son dn. In" alge he plotting a Blitikijeg splat theIs___ cost rinl,els. IZiade hinhicif, Democratic Ciininlaioe attorney. Plotting ifdo pl beginning to have grave reservations. "Is ans to knock Then Jane Cameron and a grotç of this normal? Wh000cee, U it is, I Harry n'wIstkowskJ Is pk*tfng how to get Torn Freeman out In on ___ ., a11 e fellsilence swoop, "radicals" five cItizens In the audience mad at Kinitrough swats Viblen isdo with bore. of swoopo aid clo Into chambers with derstand now why women don't ran for county commission." thes for commissioners _____ ___ They got the publicity they wanted, but we doubt If the future of Croatia Is go g to be any in a New York policeman In the Discovers Politics being what It is and that lain ewiie In ahew3Ly with farwtthsg cesseequena., a woman, Isnu., Lady, Ms. Miss, Mrs., Mi, or whMi,e,, Ii ào. sidsrbig, mind you, eldering at amme Ite a race for county cmn. _______ publicize- their cause with a bomb-threat and terrorism _____ ___ c. H U 1i lnurit? . . . Mol ly • o ___ establish that the justice or legitimacy of any political ca use can be noexcuse errn fnr trrrr4.t a4. like aerial piracy s menacing Innocent lives with % cia. eye on oi . I 20 * Gulf 01 TOthin Jacidit, War I. The age and heading for the criminal dock with blood on their ; batire. 'Iclisi ft in tha that iS AUSI&an$ will hen to heap a our wn g'ti which may foil ___ ioiw oir passing might mate for political change In Yugoslavia may explain why a group of Croatian nationalists chose this particular time to try to hands. The death of mite 11111I . NOW health of Manhal Tho and the opportunity ! ~ ck ar.aI..ireI. seiai. may fo. Tlt. Clock - : slawas — ad bl4iry Wis an It wool — the g1WrM e ___ than wW be b TIti - --w I4 H f ia i ___ popn'e4on ats.i inima wiibi ansi yii,* viia ___ _ itis a 1. u& to POW , Accotsing to nhlh's MR 11 the amid be had bus kid thuwiduill,'--v for "dnuu$e uwlty"i*upue. ___ _________ pr1alng dseJonit case .böat bicasse It wan gj rI Perhaps we may nun he drodadby another made "ab-haly III Odom! width wM0 1•rt flO ____ hil' or sjw whese.r ha. "the • _____ _____ ____ todd the tinNed ftatss ted mite Iciinal the •klJS for the Ui free world" long an the whiles mdi4ilid their case to the aid at the ___ as ___ ____ ____ bnbthg at North VIitha.. (Ssptlasd? See adaive COetrul of the nation. Mooring Pentagon to the easita, the new vernPapers.) So Smith aesd.d if daignid to met's C Mii ers will be choked by a in iay cane, c. MUM trailer pour to the black majority. blacksbet the dufasa, ad "law and order" ag. with jet the sort 01 vIolence that Invites in Uds may for America in still acleer, des will r hi ws IMIX11 ppIO_ hi It is certain that this latet .upiom.tIe twist And that gsnret insure td be sorely taut it Jangles and fiWiCcid herder s in IdISI reflects a sowing on the past 01 U.S. 01. the nobdioumi. at Africa se fueled by thesin. 'WI for III for the s. For too 101111 am white Minority governments Of I&WWOtthONIAgodbwdMi%dwywMmtbe nign and ooafltion govermnet merely an an opperiodly for soitburn Africa have PUW fat and Onlflplac.flt himsanItsj In nature. But we Americana have further advaaoemest It Is foolish to they the sweat and blood at that CoMbl4'i bliCke. ' been 1 " - 1' before by IftemAU01111 wheeft and will lay down their am and . du to their Those govaments have me& their own bed. I deMb, and we have become wary. villages, podiUJ If the new g..n4 falls to alCit VS let them Ne In IL I ijack ers Must Face . The Musk kmore. ___ W $$ hlfl4 WAYNE D DOYLE Publ i s he r NORMAN H OSHRIN Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. mlqánq Edutoi JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director II'tlit Ihln.r : %vik. j tvnls M,inth $2.4u ii Miinthi. $14.20: Viar. $2&4O. lh M;isl, In Iii'rkL, aine ;a hqijt. '.ffi($. iniil: Itimih. $2.70; Ii Ii'tfths. $11L20: 12 ik'Ijver. All Months, $32.40. 6 -~ Hot Foot's In Hot Water Of The Week III A potentially Is on tap for Monday night's city coin__________ uurniuu uuig. cnuzie-s patsy or the week was city's charter adopted In August, 1973, was until after the December elec The cominlsioners will be deciding IJacqueline ponsored by the local GOP co ittee In tion, the subsequently elected to a two-year term In thinking of council now appears to be : honor of its I'Council of 76,, at the be&UW to whether to renew an occupational license December the same year, and reelected leave the pod vacant, letting the people for Hot Foot's, an amunement hail that f Dowd Markham Woods home of Mr. and Mrs. lad December. decide on a replacement. serves as a gathering place for Sanford's John Sotik oft Farm Drive. IfTerrydoe.aeekthecfjezectdin's . aspi ri ng pinball wizards and other Among the special guests were: State offi ce, the city will have only one certain Another governing body which may yimgsters. Further, the Croatians; successfully added a Rep, Vince Feddél of Leesburg; cancarryover official left In office - Cowi- operate one member But the larger question of recreation for new - didate for state representative, 33rd a terrorist exploit by gaining reprsttitIve is accow*&1. to something u 'C'monl Did you ever dllwoman DeLores Lash, elected mops•i a skinny strongmanfl of the year Is Casselberry. perished In that combat.. Y' youngsters may very well be district., Greg Drinmond; lith Judicial 35,*nshi his state adasstori from the publIcUon In our major U.S. newspapers of a posed last December. Mrs. Lash had Neela. to say, Finley swww Into Councilman Charles Glascock resigned I . 1nnafhu 'isui:tvowto eapkWhis dier grievance -- - -.— — —V served 16 months on council which Is to suggest be this week giving as his major There are not many place. In Sanford tell the commIssioners millions. his Chid 111"ItIgator, Jack Fulenwidw; an intalted that he WM be a mxftte v Yugoslav govem formgtim about the msttor, let his emotions Already dated to be on the ballot is a need of more time to devote to his family. where kids are welcomed. They even have ids insurance agency about damage to I 710 Con CQUOY, Commissioner Richard William offlce. which is ment Most hi)a -1 Circuit councilman tofinish out the remaining one the past have beconteg •. .. ad - u — CDncensus of am board there also to take turns going Into most of the city,s Iocated next I and obvl....déefy held, and they carnal be BIfl jlidgeshIp door to Hot Foot's. to see their crimes covered. In the news. While •. Cit rnes year in the term of Martin Bicon &., who - appears to be to permit Glascock's ofl'ca convenience stores to bUy a soft drink. matter to the U.S. Congrea fanited for warding Xpiesldent ho stilt,. them. co od, Sdiool Board "Diwb hue lad ifi months I've had Jullan plane to rim for the pod held by resigned earlier ; -: •.., /ö4 , this mon . th federal officials- -In this case urged editors to ; council, seals to remain vacant until the p op *$s... Sold Findlay to his Conn :"it is time to m But u both Mr. Ford and Mr. Robert CL (%ad) Feather Voile Williams Jr. of Sanford, who has for two -if Hot Fool's, on Fronch Avenue new aothing but' Fabtems," said Rns1,who tenns - currently held by their will In December. comply with the demand for publication, and the the ma who answered their country's 1 . party Chairman. BW McContur; Side abundantly clear, they simply &M,t VIM to lot has been in" L . amunced be will not seek r"lectim at the same location LlIftu Gilffin and Burt Painchlef and the In Vietnam the am recognition we have sI.Glascock, father of nine and a retIred 25th Street is cloud, that will leave Just editors had good humanitarian reasons for doing mcli a president this election, and Comnmisewoma Jeans Rodriguez Many of us grumble and en lears. Rail said he had so WiPs about the be one meeting place i another sinusenent for neiriy sev 1I or injury was connected with employmenL mayor's office. corded those who served in other wam,, AM delays in the processlag of our Medicare U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, when the lives of airline passengers were In th ems until Hot Foot's opened. wouldn't make very mat difference If they did. 1 .4 State COrnmitteeman Fred StreetraI In lAe Mary claim folks am buzzing hail on Sanford Avenue called Blast-Off no probl If TarrY choosm to switch and seek the mIsse& eopm— t elan? — he decided to U YOU have Othar health insurance, besides Thai being the case. their cam would be . He told am comrojagioners that young Many stayed on after the party to watch Harry Tarry, Senior member of rigid the forms and some of our complaints are Jiatifled baJance, the precedent is a disturbing one. Amusements. Hot Foot's owner Guy St. Medicare, including Blue the mayords office, he Will have to resWi to wrong by Introducing a measure On the flow Of became of inefficienc and Blue Shield better served If they were to redirect their In Casselberry in December, Dennis says bell be at Monday night, s Patrons of Hot Foot's had destmyed an the Ford-ter debate on tfIevlJlo(L If the Croatians seem to have broken some new . governing body, Is considering mounting a run, according y and bureaucracy. But to law, and thai his pod GLe.icock's former council seat and those the House, a Concurrent Resolution, Complimentary Coverage, include the name of forlatothecongrasjonal and dab dlatM laval, to wit: most delays, according to Blue Shield of Florida I ground in hijack techniques, there is one way to Campaign against Incumbent Walter will also be on the ballot for the remaining held by Charles Sizer and Sal Orlando will public hearing - but other Interited $1800 sign - and then, within two weeks the supplementaj Insurance "directing Interment of an Unknown Soldier are caused by the lack of sufficient information uimuteiy where after he replaced it, caused about fM most. Longwood City Atty. and former Sorenson for the mayor's office In the one year in his council citizens, high school student and keep the furrow from being plowed any deeper by be on the ballot for two-year terms. fr om the Vietnam war In Arlington cemetery." on the forms. more in damuges, Indicate the policy nwnber 01 Seminole County assistant Public December munIcipal election. parents, may be kept away because that Despite Its charter power of appointing Thus A ever is in government Politicians others. It is for our Judicial system to move swiftly Defender Ned Julian Jr., is telling all who He also said the youngstera climb up Famed Texas physician v A had surgery Terry There are seven essential items of in . la8Ur8 I % was named a same night b "back to school night" for coundlmpn in the a person to fill Bacon's unexpired tam ilMnlnd A new (see to the Political scene has in confronting these hijackers with the full force of bridges even whim there are no rivers, formation you mod provide If your doctor has Signature of patient for whom the claim is pian. Dr. DeldOfi Cooley bii bull pained, in ole High School students, onto the roof 01 his buil ding to drink and In this case Qngrusnan Finley and 41 oth surfaced In Altamonte Springs, scheduled parents of Sem the law and under the principle we have tried to get smoke out of sight of Hot Fool's security, er given you an itemized till to send In with your together with various other defendants, In a l who' ll have a chance to meet their to bane lawmakers are trying to solve a problem t have Its municipal election on Nov. 2. of Part 2 of the claim form (the bottom million malpractice ldt filed by a font other nations to accept. That is, a crime is a crime __________________________ that don not exist. In the noisy P,aI I. on they are claim form. These o Gary Shader, a 29-year-old resident of children's teachers. I-& half. numbers 7, 8 and 9) b "I don't know what can be done other Name: Th6 should be the complete no= of regardless of what political cause might have in. for you by PatlefIL Yes, YOU read It correctly: 31 min displaying Ignorance and naivete that doe. not patient. Bartlay Woods and a partner In the Without the participation 01 citizens who than close the place ass public nuisance," your doctor or his office staff, a separate dollars. spired It. Orlando law firm of Bornstein, Petree and argue well for their efforts in other public an. are Interested In the question of where the Rusif said. Itemized bill is not necessary. It seems that in 1169, according to the UPI Health Insurance Qaim Number. This ap. ii deavurs. Shatier, has qualified to run against City city's youngsters can go it Hot Foot's is Pad bnplanted The amusement hWl,s occupational report, U 2 . (the bottom half, n%unbers7,$adl) Cooley Pears on your red, white and blue Medicare Card. a heart valve In the Commissioner Sandra Glenn. positive outcome of the It Is not completed for you by the doctor's office, plaintIff, who does not contend that the operation closed, the discussion Monday night may license renewal may be turned down on I Shader picked a tough one to oppose In VdnamwrIsthatfthu not, uy,Ja not use your get no farther than complaints from technical grounds. Item ized was not necessary or was burgled. But In 1975 — spo use's number because each then his first foray into the political areana. neighbors of Hot Foot's symbolically unknown American corpse. There person has an lndIvid nom. Crmls1ar. ft. A A t..L.... when you send it along. ia. six years later - she began experiencing The awareness that government programs aren't always ft. 415 The Seminole County School Board and Mrs. Glenn Is w e n plenty of dead — 46,367 soldiers were killed pi er first term on Insmranceman Tony Russi, who com- studying the city's zoning map, said "I . contains an seven essential items. symptoms similar to those she had had before advisory committee - made up almost Sex. Check male or female. vial they are cracked up to be has deepened and spread widely. e Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer snake th board and Is very active in civic and In action In Southeas Asia, and another 10,000 plained to the commissioners about think the license was Issued In error In the So we have had Arthur Schlesinger Jr., along with 100 other the operation, Address: Include your zip code number. entirely of parent.,- this surmisal Is about convenient whipping boys for anything In filing your own '4aIm, attach your Itemized governmental organizations in the city, of natural causes there — but vandalism caused by Hot Foot's patrons, ankfu y I first place." Our medical-legal expe schols and Public officials at the Now Frontier and Grat -as far th ll Phone number: rtis e and 10 off baseas It can U you have a phone get. But cents used b It , seems to li d th e I bill and make sure the diagnosis Is the same as to be worth a cup that seems to be wrong In the local school the region and the state. none of them expired in such condition as to be number. may be joined by people who Live behind Society era, gathered In Austin, Tex., to evaluate the success of That area of French Avenue is zoned of coffee. Today be typical of the Trailwood group's apit takes 35 system. the doctoes medical description of your George Perkins, whose commission officially unknown. Assumlngly, ft was the sb the amusement hall. Several citizens with Moan Cents. But it is obvious from this story, am to a RC-1, the social program ci that era. proach: if Describe the illness or Injury., mdfcate what they can't get their bicycle path po also which permits commercial uses to or injury. U you had X rays, indicate the part of layman, that both professions A4 Parents, teachers. students and insacs of sir bombing; our side's casualties were the diagnosis st is up In the election, has virtually homes behind Hot Foot's attended the lad cover "Neighborhood needs," Prof. Schlesinger criticized bureaucrats for serving their of the or bus, they don't want to hear It. th e doctor showe have snide d. Sometimes ' e body and t eatei ob er won th the se n rvers can tee o umber of X rays taken; types enormous strides, almost entirely due to anal! arms fire, or land more than one ff on one or commission meeting but offered no own Interests Ahead of the interests ci the people axial "I don't think any neighbor will say that "Under present fundings," says Layer, againre-election - no one qualified to run will treat you. You mud of Injection., If any; name of medication, and for both anytime something doesn't go the mines, hence there were comparatively few list the d st him. comments. They merely listened to Russ[ Place is need," McClanahan said. Why, not too many years prior programs were created to help, to 1*, people "the gn ia os is made by each doctor. unty cannot afford to bus a co ll Kway they'd li ke It. laboratory tests, give specifi u&ecvgnlzable mutilations. He urged aeaIjcs c description such with serious heart ailments seldom lived long an Inspe through-3 st udents. The fight here Is not ho ster e's Mark the box indicating whether your illness 3 - And some criticisms of Layer and the as urinalysis, c le ol, etc. fPdPfII flv#.mnrit fat Inu..Gli,.,ê $.I k t1_1 enousti to mu mnvii, -- --- —. - . caucu wlththeacholboardasmuch as lt Is with -.,. board have every appearance of being — e imprearlon people have that e pu ic money the date legislat ur e, and I'm not pu-'-hg been made, justified, one or two of which have been then and no th bl is be stol one cam" the The legislature's the one that According to minutes of the Dec. 4, 1974, sets buck. mentioned In this space. the budg There has been outright thievery and fraud in some of the et for school busing, not the chxi board meeting, 'coattuction 5 But the superintendent and the school Great Society programs. But no lnspector'geneyaj can cure the aunty school board." bicycle path" was one of the bup board can't be wrong every time. : larger problem 01 self-servIng government workers — keeping At present, in fact, the Mate f unds only m me nti oned. And since this project, Th e panel recently voted to uphold their job becomes more Important to them than any other about 70 per cent of Seminole County's sp y, - Larer's recommendation and pull & ojective. annual school transportation expenses. Traliwood parents say the school board Is courtesy school bus old of the Trailwood I Self-perpetuation Is the most powerful of buraucradc in. County taxpayer. will have to kick In breaking Its section of Altamoege Springs. stthct& $735,500 to help subsidize transportation ___________________________________ ________________________________ . The action came after numerous InTIN difference is that In December 1974 di which might betray his new Identity. I many ci them sworn to llence by blood osthi, academic year, and this there was no countywide safety cornAU told, an amazing 1660 underworld wit- sometimes, s Pool rL If he is married, his wife relld she deserves for the IOU Of her sm. provements were made by the board to are t Ing to 0I Justice Departmat by the Involves a full range of operating cods is also given a complete new Identity. Then i dam. It was formed five months lat gr test for Imp rove Over Russell's pro s .imd hI violation f ' nesses have testified against their former valkll4 conditions In FBI own regulations, the Army tie expressed purpose of Investigating not just courtesy busing. ressaillped him to, One reason for this adonishing associates. Many defected during the pad year. "Stop" is put on their fingerprints in ' after two statistical cvaluatlons showed 0` ~ t* development in the war against organized crkne They were given new identities and were placed clai combat only nine monthsafter recove such u In order for the county to be able to bus Trailwood ranking far below the 01 dangerous dIfl is a quiet, new method 01 ha1 defedo It the defector should be picked ry f,.. I 41 I and battle wounds. The reason was that Lie was F"Moted by the Trailwood parents aH children in the kinderg&den.through In jobe, u ly munimum any ng us al without n ee d f or vern nt danger level adabllsbed by go me Amy ' Two years ago, we reported In a series of fied, the local police would send the had neg and - later — by representatives of third grade lected to Insert In his Personnel file u County safety committee, and after board up, regaeu of how far pr ints to columns " FBI for a thick. An FBI defectors from the mob were put on i; i k neighborhood in LaagwoA I agent or record his hagpitsUnUon. But 260 members former mobsters, now living under U.& M&rdW Would then drop by had temporarily returned they live from school, it would cost tax. the witness staid, granted new ldentWes and different The safety committee is made up 01 payers an eatra O0,0OTh,0O0 per year, name. after testifying for courtesy busing to the subdivision date, a. li to ex plain ' M Russell waS killed by a booby trap in V . situation to then left largely to fend for themselves, Many of local po ce d. county residents, only one of which - based on estimates by county trandrawing government support. This Is an Increase The charges aren't flied, but the defector Is nai, even though he was Ineligible for Vietnam L only criminu skills, were un ti* "Cod safetyCheck wasbeingConthem, With abl e to 0130 during the pad year. School Transportation Director Fred sportation statisticians. ct l4 r his new identity. Less than 100 duty. His grieving mother, Mn. Loretta Sloan, . - du ed. make an honest living. We wrote that one prime Taylor - Is employed by the school Als called the travesty to part of the unpublicized new drive against attention o And -figured on e of 1fl6 tax rolls ex-Mafla witness was told coldly to f Sen. Strom Yet Layer and the school board dill s ystem. criteria used in evaluating - this would boost "go on organed crime, Thurmond, Justi ce De partment Is also R.-S.C., school system's I welfare." sentences, others for new oftens and Rep. John Jenrette, S.But these S.C. wound up being the villains. Tmflwood each are's were worked out over a period of current 8.0 operating millage to 8.32 or y using volunteer Mafia defectors to persuade pals prisoners are carefu bi s Introduced ll to a ward Last May, the Justice Department quietly Mrs. Sloan lly located In "safe" 1100,000 for th parents picketed school alnIdration many long, painstaking hours, and each $U2 for every $1,000 of p pe y still In the mob to turn state's witnesses. e loss of h ro rt valuation i I Prisons, with mm record. of their former Werechanged its whole appro.cb. Insiders say Our office Sept. i with si in gns demand g committee member performs his own f or each resident In the county, which ee months ago, for example, a Mats Thurmond has done little p j, umns helped to Persuade government af- mobster active in - protection for chI1e and making vague separate analysis of a situation. the narcotics and UNrY I would indeed involve some non-parents. except to issue a press release. ft has become als that they needed to offer more 110 racket-, The new deal for Con Nostra defectors grew ' •cnce. to "dead committee's evaluation scale, an On the was sununoned Into a federal inAre the parents willing to go along with Olt , meanwhile, in tha bureaumuc djcinent to get mobsters to testify against their Out Of noe meetings among U.S. attorneys and maze. 1p , PresumsWy the dead bodies they meant ve.tlgator's office for a "ro i elementary school area must score 50 tills— Are they willing to see their tans go We hied to track it down. cobs. ut ne" talk. He had strike force heads. They agreed that more Army Is opposed to paying learned that the s i ints to be fthle for Courtesy busing UP been fingered a fo er tmderld 90 children In various isolated marea friend, ddectoea were needed to cur b organised crime, Mrs.e Sloan. Its rp Now the department helps to rehabilitate who said the raby rm I not of local orange groves by I ide the two-mile limit set by the state will not have to walk along a sandy road jj w as of th cketeer w as Ho use fired ns e hassle underworW defectors. They are even offered those Among om, who pushed hardest sherurs depmieL coneion is make which legislature. The Trafiwood neighborhood that passes nest to an orange grove and is from gangland ___________________ and, then*M Should be d it Justice Department for Ne psychiatric counseling to help than adjust to ripe defection to relaye to U ro ad over w hich fa on earned a 19.69 rating, lowest of any the occasionally traveled by automobiles? Or for defection. were Justice recommendation. The Justice Department, cti evrolets after a life of Cadillacs. Department attorney Gerald Shur, chief U.S. : is up in arms runs next to a grove which ___ After the racketm arrived in an into our sour, will send ft back Committee has ever examined, According do they expect the county, through some Gerald Sh ur, a goveet attorney, has also vudigator's office, his Mar" Will= Hall and John Rogers of the according Army for revisions. pt say could har bor child to Taylor. f er crony ent magical process, to handle the expense ere d U.S. office. top executive of 150 ma been calling on mWesters waiting to prey on Younq,-Mas from a side door. But the Trallwood protestors totally itself? two men ta lked alone. expected to In This Is take about 13 own derwor contacts confirm that runaround has embittered un firms, with a startling request. He has urged the end, monthe. The . they walk to Spring Lake Elementary ore the safety committee's findings. visitor aed Ut be, too, would th new program has made Per ha ps Spring Lake Principal Ernest the m to take a chance on hiring iz-Mafia dead godfathe from mother men. take his cha " ey don't seem to know what y'r es wi nc th Justice De and (Di caused ter had the answer. Th ck ) his It * V5, brother ,14 A Im paent. Boston flj5 One to nun L Meia -Southern bank gamely employed a uneasy n they question : . The Traliwood group fl approached doing," said Pat Smith, a Spring Lake .,The only way to eliminate parents' i t " 69147 , In exchange for their testimony, the defectm he" bm in &codes. , I Thomas 'former armed robber. He is doing so well fl,eil, ç Mat his are given new Identities and relocated far from :A the board in 1974 when parents learned et and spokesman for last week's fears," d ter, "Is to build a covered - Tm afraid vendors are not permitted in front of FATAL ERROR: Bureaucratic bungling by 01I served in Viabulm wrote us: tommunity wants him to run for Lhe city council. III& Way were goin$ to lose their bus. They *keters. "We feel that the people who did old underworld habitats. Each witness VU t he Array seat Sgt. Man p. Russau to his ;. "Has our democratic society boctm so bridge with sides and tops to the home of the White House. Maybe next year, Miss But the ex-beWlum has gratefully refused. i armed with figures, It must not have children." He a false birth cut*ate, dFIv,r' permit, Social in Vietnam e ach Individual student." death decadent and immune to the foelinKs t ,f its r In 1911. More bungling today . . tows this would lead to newspaper photographs, Security card, 'baptismal document, nts nel that It can no longer dIspt req t that one of the d e to y But hold on a n-dnute — shouldn't a JU5t1Cf an 3 6 I mmher dnottoaltc.sybif og committee a mus t be the chairstructure like that also be equipped with I, .. In Ow artA wtil certain improvements had man of Seminde's countywide school air catkiltioning? ~ they used to commandeer an airliner. Federal authorities say the various parts could not be consiaerea dangerous In themselves, and were in fact observed and passed in a routine airline boarding Inspection. The fact they were later assembled in a lavatory to look like a bomb poses a new dilemma for anti-hijack security. ___ _&.____ --ti_-I _____ _____ _ _______ ___ ____ _____ - _ _____ ____ Party hderedlng public hearing _ . - s ____ mm ___ _____ c ___ ____ ____ me ________ e t ____________________________________________________________________ ____ - _-----_----- 1. Medicaire 'Forms ___ __ - __ ___ chalk Talk: Eternal Problem Protestors ______ _ ___ ect To VLI ___ t ___ - _____ _,_ - - JACK ANDERSON --- Mafia Defectors Working For U.S. t BERRY'S I' mittee m, RLD - - - - I ___ I Le k0WADe W - - �tU*4lSN1MSuu1S,PL 0 Runoff E*Iect one Saunders B'. !ieveiWomen Make- Better Congress men* Only 15% Of Voters Expected To Corn. To Polls Tuesday Suntool. SupervIsor ci s *eso Cfl a MW vow trno wm we won." e hMp.eictsd a 1, 1. 11 p.r ciot twecet to She sold the Thrldo L,glolMlrs chsaud ?says ..csoI phewy alvIso locally. $Irlmory.I.tIsnthefremMay%o$.pt., "We (olci$uw MN vlaon iJi.et the lfl sod vdw toot In the primerW ho bees dcii) have bus 4011ft ltm for yon did Ift down hill aver ace. "7b@ lstin do the puoU.ui with voter tweed cesid be solved not wwA a lom pedal 01 Urns for è'p.l -'- g bytW the pkwy eht1os frem Sup (frwa May to the November general election). il tanber beck to Msy the erderentlil orheery forward from Merck to "We have told them abetter tinoat woald be May," Mr& arm acit sees In May rathur than Suptanbie, bet they pay 'lbs l*ldontMak we don't wad to work., esno mind. I'm ready to do boils with all 01 That's heFo5n,"d*a1d. "WejatwaM them r1d mw," ohs said. ByDOfAIU ueraswri Just 5 Races To Bó D.cld.d Ale Usted On BallOt • Only fti Cd*I I(}4I15 Tiesdoy's secaid Sm1s Cóy Cost jud(sohp. pekeary .1ectkm ballidendadanotot's .- Many 01 the*. memftraw $i$1 ,.lWIsd aisdors us vets In all rac d.vtirs will ha là dmo.. botw.eui All ciths votin us hus,à, cW1el, jr Po 4=4 Oat 01 ft, csd out Miller thenooermJsIldulp.rtIsiolthssIsctlea. Newton andigAli SadSI1O thipesty Vyh dthsFbs1d...1g Cost no4MIon to ofjp* In No,eibsrU.S Rip.. Geuup lwe Charles B. Helley 01 ?uplu. . Rlthwd Kelly (Ml. PM Elcksy) for the Frederick B. Karl 01 .Tallibo.is vMII two - florl's Mb cc ujodal IMr1d. (Mad, attorneys, rell$. BercO uhdJomei Dembds to * of the. ceud'i it C. DschJr. es's sucking the 01 JIgSi boli..n Nswdpin D. Heock, an Cost of Appeal, Faith Ajeta, DI*Id. The 1tiio#i Iottc!ney, d 3. nowies, a rld Isaapi1..d clii cosdlu rab4 from Leeb —n',fortherty nMfIcl Sonihel, to Fat L.udiJals. to op pose &iti_R, vii .Fd*el(R4A Locally, beard citotnsy_Also Dicksy and tasbo) In tb 5IiuPdl elétlon for the OMO's Fre&k H. HIlt 01 'Alemoift Sprs we op. $eh ldd01, comprising pM ol .Sentlnole, — each other for recently crsdod Ud MiZ and LMacäwdl. P. 1M—chaos. - "tit ressional Runoffs JOANN SAUNDERS - £vwsleg Herald, Saetard, Fl. Democratic Congressional Race • . JOAsm Smuders Impes to wIn the Democrede _____ for ft bu't— world ad to ft dingtdersand asonrwlngth the fifth &&W ceogradmal kitth.th.yden'Iwadidep.," age from 14 to 11 and do mothertotwo depsone and. seatTásdayandtogecflto' sheaalt.. dipdiagMar ranging In age Iris — Is mj "A womiiiiii become the .wunil women In. frammtolL sodsdurdasgIntheW FlorldaNAM tobeiledidtO She moved to 110" in IISO RepriW- 01busIly pLTg, day os. the U.S. Hose and - hu bad horn,. In centers, centers, now= tatives. • is is bread AllamosillieSpehigiand Wider soclslpr.lilifls,the *M lt*pcst she seeking Patco'd1rnously1Iv1ngInthe hoist Wm gob eshel Iscurrently held by UJ Rap. • school chllées" ohs: fifth district dirft the InRichard Kelly (R-Now Port cIs for t.ffiulblgHlOyeest____ .. add. - .' Rickey). • Mrs. Iamd.rs' 4lppasild "Look at the woman In - Ws.Sdsi.tldedthM*hI Tuesday's primary ron-oil to cow Congrá and the tithigs they diMcvlt for.& womck Peseb Cosdy Out 01 the e . pulp and be forceful withoid have* accomplished,!'. Mn... AWNewton. Qultj bong. headed a kaesy.a Sauliders said, pointing to J A profileof Newton will Barbara Jqrdan 01 Teals, podlY. "Perb*. IM • uimlyaogpcitooisians,aeUa pado and sdirdaasg Is appear Monday. .• Abmig ci New York and Yvoats nsided In Wuhies rdha than 50 May deals. Burke of California.. . "Women In Coop" 4btheir . "5S ety W1111411 Wtough flee — tnt thus we we 1*1. • homework. After metlngstbeydcn'tgotob.ri gfttobepStt1dPM114Ina • to drink, they IohocOeMdWfe1ilI* match. 0b Al 0Xci. . 4 MudybWaandknowwbthey. the Congres," she salt 01 the eborUan l, -Mrs. are talking about," she mid. 117* bad lode the job to Snd$sidftisa"pesionai prove themselves, to pro,. ftmolter botwes •a woman Old we peNe," Mrs. -"am** her dodi. fl Is. SSniUiIl( •. . . • • Eitrenely peransl and does said. ''Womai are accintomed to • not belong.. before, the nak4ng dollar • . ,• Anoive.ciSbslby.Coedy,. eds In their. hosowWkfind • with. the fainliybudgd.Th7.fl).,*LSbundeTslarnwtled,i*111111111.01-1donwadoUm.andsnergyIn. dndlh. mother of thris The Bitter_State_Races . .- • MIAMI (AP) — 1m congrLunal races are fàlwed 11 DethoaMlc nthtIon In theth District. The winner will faa Tuesday's runoff primary, and all have been marked b b111er. fr'i Rip. Richard hCslly, who narrowly defeated Mn. wciedk,s, tong deidalo and appeal, that candidates t'oncen.. Smm&a In 1t74. • .•.. trateon the luess • Mt$sadr(Mandorecd,edli per centofthe.primary If the renoft cunpelgna 01 the tow TnocrMa and two. "to, Justfi'1 to 5ô per cent threohold foe nominatkin. Replcuis who are 'tUbIg mih,5 01 theirown party foe Newton, a' coat deck from Lciz who placed second In the iwn1lq are any beit'iti'ai, the genital elocilat ram ptingprhnliy wIth 21 per aunt of the -votes, filed jolt against Mrs. IuoMs against Rapehik-" should be lively .In.. Saundois after Warning that she submitted her financial di.. In the i*b District, which consists of most &ourd county, dosare $Itement eight wkeka after ohs swore be had filed It. But Q#aty Cuumisakiner Anne. Kalb to running against Charlie Circuit Judge William Gd4Iey refused to strike Mrs. Sounders' Friedman for the rigid to face Incombed Rep. J. Herbert Burke, iiesne from the rnooff be a RedLrvi • Mn. anders said the report Inadvertently was placed In Mrs. Kaib placid first In the primary with?? per cent of the 90 Mes Instead of bdq maEW to AM Ask ElddlonIn per cut of the vote in 11MlS ime1gId.candi. primary Sept.?, the 1174 geniral election Lm4ay. Sept. ia, IfS—lA .• . •' •.• . A • • • •, .• • • • . .• •- . • . •.. .•. • . • •• • • ' • .. ir PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, UMINOLI, OSCIOLA, L'4K1, CITRUS, IRiVAD, COLLIER, VOLUSIA, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE LEE AND MARION PRICES Quantity GOOD Rghts Reserved SIM 26-290%1 ,0.9. JUMBO ri LimIt 3 LILAC TOWELS wIth $1.00., ms's pvrd,u. excluding cls'.tts • • . • 900 • •• WINP4DIX1117 STORES. INC. COPYRIGHT 1P16 - • 4 vi lost __ DEW a ed Wdey, Fde appear___ fhM ad Mrs. Kolb cieps1go strongYI4U5 support . flllg fie for the SepL?prbnery. ooI1Lt.01 un coimeded with .signed so ,,___ stating that I was imable to pay the filing fee u1maIoly sai'srd1 'citing morstoilem County. He Wo alticised her• for weeptIfig her Coll• . • Mrs. Sawidds said. "I can stiUje good -faith that oath. This daftCPSi . "AppaiuetlytSu tact 01 ye 4umdlonhig Is going to beà •psige ma been a M049bsdui to became no heated that A1fIDIñII, state kind otscuros.ttack,a. Kolb n-pr N*t "ft hbeck my QtIc party chairman, mat lad weekend esparine pk life what people we doapirale. they _____ • • 10 avid weakening the party's chance In November. "oitg• • ______ ,tJIa. Pi1, DJ. t.J...i,... • In the ith DldrIae IJ..... V'4''ia Frisibnan blamed the montodan for &oward Coontys 12.5 Waota ad Joe ovingood, a former Sarasota per cent nnnpIoyznant rite, the high*In , County plaiuI cnmt..1nqi,r, argued over charges of charged that Mrs. Kolbs ibsnd,usal oust Th wimer meets Doer lsitker Andrew Ireland In a battle. projects, • IniL. for the sestheld ar years Junes'P•'-y Mrs. Kolb told Frtethnan IbM his romark "reflectyew ow. cv1ngat chirjd thata spy r "bug" has been planted In his big nine 'yourefortoltasa build bullilft mordwitim. Ws a. _ - • !F • • more property can be rezoned In the flood plain" Mrs. Koib prose" pcpltbhns on energy, low-cost housing, the "Ibis Is like reading the opening a4iterlit of Watergate all over eñvlromneit and prolems of the elderly and chirJmian again," Lovingood said. • owners. Frleànan sold he was concerned about the same Imes,. Terry denied the aflegitlon, saying he "gouldo't care lEes what M In mod cues he called for coim1ttee, or cmtis to Is going on at. Lovtngood'a headquarters." Johnson said the A* the problems. . ' • • charge. were "absurd and desperate." ThInp arei't much mOre peaceful In Central Florida, where In the first pdinary, t1itgood captured 47 per cent of the vote JoAim Sagiders and Miller Newton are rtmnlng for the and JohnaOnfollowed With 3l per cont • SAMPLE - BALLOT .. • • • . OFICIAL8ALLQ1 • OFICIALBALLOT NONPARTISAN ELECTION PRIMARY ELECTION •• • . • • • • Ssrnot. County. • Floildi ' September 2$. 1976 . Sptamtsv 78.1976 NONPARTISAN Coizgreuioiial AL. PAfC %C13 I C(' 'a :: Judicial RapresentauvelnCongr.0 Fifth District IVot, for On.) Justice Supreme Court Group IVoti fo Onit Miller Newton Charles R. Holley e Jo Ann Saunders Legijlathr 46 ,:.1,14 S• • Frederick B. Karl • 4 State epruenhatrve Thirty-Fourth District V oti for On, I Judge Court of Appeal Fourth Appellate District Group Vote for O:, Joe Knowles $ Pursuant to the p Ovi3lti of lictIon 101.20 Florida Statutes 1945. xtbftciflon s med. *4 me sample ballot concerning the primary suction and the Non, partisan •I.ctlon to be held In Seffilnot, County an Tuesday, SPembir Owd of County Commissioners S.mnol.Countv, Florida (Adyti$sn.tl) This month the Social Security Ad.. NEVER ' LOSE OR MISPLACE ministration is including, along with YOUR CHECK •• • your check, a pamphlet on the. . You don't have- to concern advantages of - Direct Deposit. •• • yourself with hours of frustraUng We encourage you to study this • • search* and worry woflder!ng where important pamphlet and to give ., You left your-. check. With Direct Deposit,- it's safe. direct deposit of your check serious '. • • consideration. • • . • • • •RECEIVE TOP INTEREST AND.. But, what aie the advàntages of • INSURED SAFETY . Once your - check has been directhaving your check deposited directly: : with First Federal of Mid-Florida?. -' • deposited, you'll be earning high Here are Just a few Interest with savings insured safe by address, we still receive and automatically deposit your check to your savings account. You don't have to • -wait for it to follow you: Travel . or •'. vacation any time you like with the . --knowledge that your check will be • deposited on time., • . • • . • - - •• • James C. Dauksch, Jr. Judge. County Court Group 3 Ivot. for On. Alan A. Dickey • Fredric M. Hutt Dl •- • • . - 1AND ROW # IO'' r Carroll S. Barco - Newman D. Brock RECIPIENTS AVOID THEFT OR FORGERY OF. - the Federal Sávings.afld Loan Insur- .. ance Corporation, an agency of the CHECKS ,.. • . Federal Government.. With direct deposit at First Federal of Mid-Florio you no longer have to - Wi 0r3 you recqive. your. check this worry about .-this possibility. . •• month, read the pamphlet from the - Social Security Administration, then INSURE. UNINTERRUPTED DE• •- come in or call and we'll help you set POSITS up your own Direct Deposit Account. Even if you change your mailing S.meno4 County. FIo,ida DEMOCRAT A T-TENTION SOCIAL.S.-ECURITY' -' ' Sanford Office 3090 Orlando Dr. at Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida 32771 (305) 3233770 GAINESVILLE Downtown, 249 W. University Ave. (904) 375- M Gainesville Mail, 2525 NW 13 St. (904) 376-2633 MiHhopper Office, 4411 NW 23rd Ave (901) 376-3204 2315 NW 13th St. (904) 376-755) Gtlnesvjlle, Florida 32601 DeBary Office U.S. 17-92 at Hlghbanks Rd DeBary, Florida 32713 (305) 665-4438 Lake City Office 2733 U . S. 90 West Lake City, Florida 32035 (904) 752*222 Ormond Beach 520 S. Atlantic Ave. (904) 672.5757 01 D,Itona Office 940 Deitona Blvd. Deltona, Florida 3276.3 (305) 661-4403 !NDO. t SUNSHINE f9_0 DIL.and Office 345 N. Woodland Blvd. DeLand, Florida 32720 (90-4 )7342351 New 5i'nyra Beach Off ice 1300 S. Atlantic Ct Third New Smyrna Beach, Florida 32069 (904) 427-3447 BUTTER Mrs FjL,qt Qxxiefs Margarine .. Maruorine . Sp.. bu'.4 ....'.ç '-' -• 'a -.-. -jr 4 a.5trn..r,..... •__._. , .. .-.-. -''au ' ' It 2 1 00 .2 1°° c / • • -------- ,.L1 , �•- IlfUJ lr.W. Ne ILPL I U Courthouse and marina ooking Down On Sanford... ...glves a different perspective than yc* the sNual view from the ground. The A little farther upstream, an era Is Seminole County Courthouse and about to end as the new Osteen Bridge Sanford's million-dollar marina nears completion. The old bridge is (above) dominate the city's lakefront believed to be the last wooden bridge In although the old Mayfair Hotel (top the state of Florida's secondary road center), jot a few hundred yards system. The new bridge Is expected to upstream is an eye-catcher, too. The cost more than 12.6 million and confamilar Sanford landmark on East 1st structlon should be completed by Street most recently served as home to February 1976. the Sanford Naval Academy, which closed in June after 13 years of Seminole Memorial Hospital looks educating youngsters from all across like a thriving complex from the air— America. No plans for the proud old and it dominates the east end of building's future have been announced downtown Sanford. I, The old Mayfair Hotel Seminole Memorial Hospital I FACT This Week's *25 of th. 26 S.minol. County Iawy.rs contributing to the 2 candidate, in this race have contributed to ALAN A. DICKEY. T rio IS THE LAWYERS KNOW WHICH CANDIDATE IS QUALIFIED. FACT* W NI THE LEADERS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT KNOW WHICH FACT,* The Sentlnel.Star newspaper has endorsed ALAN A. yonoWOl ALAN A. DICKEY Is the QUALIFIED CANDIDATE BY VENSO CONPD staff V' :ttet Authority Sem1flb COUfltY port is DIrectOJam S pieClfl3 Ryan 35Y5 ofSem0tt gol to witktej State flOuSe county t oppOM' 0riner nWlP Dem OUC j law practice Present Vice President Seminole County Bar Association — I] t w - - pnm*' Ryan finished in u . a tSCt with Knowlesand trd ole County t'• Brock, a Seminek Uowev tr. this can iLI v this - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer iio in connection with a sex Charles Ashford Stanley Jr., offense case. 18, of Wilma Street, Longwood, As part of the negotiated plea pleaded guilty to attempted Two defendants entered entered Friday the state burglary and the date dropped guilty pleas Friday In sex of- dropped a second charge of a charge of grand larceny In a fense cases as Circuit Court lewd act in the presence of an separate case. Stanley Is free Judge Robert B. McGregor 11-year-old girl. on bond pending completion ofa started In early working on this Jimmy Lee Cleveland, 27, of PSI. week's trial docket. Orlando, indicted by the McGregor granted motions J. D. Syples, 31, 400 W. First Sunmnnie County Grand Jury by defense attorney Jack T. SL, Sanford, was ordered held for sexual battery In the alleged Bridges and continued until the in jail while probation and rape of a 13-year-old girl, week of Nov. 1 trials for three parole officials update a pre- pleaded guilty to the lesser and defendants Indicted on lottery sentence investigation (PSI) included offenseoflewdassauit charges by a statewide grand ordered by the court. upon a minor child. jury. Syples pleaded guilty to lewd Cleveland could receive a Donald A. Dunn Sr., 65, and act In the presence of a child in maximum sentence of 15 years his wife Margaret Cowan Dunn, connection with an Aug. 16 in prison at sentencing, set for 67, both of GeLeva, face trial on incident at Sanford Involving an Dec. 16 by Judge McGregor. charges In connection with al 8-yearo!d girl. He could receive In other cases, Benedict alleged Seminole-Volusla a maximum sentence of 15 Cavallere, 31, Altamonte County lottery operation In years in prison on the second- Springs, pleaded on contest to a March and April. degree felony offense. Son- third-degree felony charge of Dewey H. Smith, 53, 1900 W. taxing was set for Nov. it possession of cocaine. He was 111th St., Sanford, was Indicted Court records Indicate that allowed to remain free on bond in connection with a separate Syples was examined by a during a PSI. alleged Seminole-Orange ,,o u. t4ppointed psychiatrist Also free on bond pending County lottery operation. earlier this month and reported completion of a PSI Is Jennifer sane but Listed as ; mentally Jenkins, 36, Casselberry, whn disordered sex offender. pleaded guilty as charged witj.s Documenla in the court file obtaining clothing from a store indicate Syples spent six lit Butler Plaza shopping center months in a state hospital In with a worthless $91 check. re 10S for Joe KnOW Over seven (7) years general civil and criminal In Sex Offense Cases AWEJ I ARRIVE SUNSIIIPIE STATE,., R Service as Assistant Public Defender Two Men Plead,'Guilty' - FLORI DA) 0 DICKEY as the candidate MOST QUALIFIED. Service as Assistant State Attorney Osteen Bridge Judge McGregor include: -Willie M. Reeve Jr., 24, of Miami, accused of obtaining jewelry from an Altamonte Mall shop with a worthless $139 check -George B. Haff, 35, Altamonte Springs, accused of obatining property by worthless check, burglary and grand larceny. -Gerald Page, 19, 2835 Grove Drive, Sanford, accused of felony pn'seulon of marijuana. -Harold Earl Moore, 22, flnd St., Midway, accused of battery, resisting an officer without violence and resisting an officer with violence In connection with a July 28Incident in which sheriff's deputy J.F. Bennett was assaulted while he was arresting a shoplifting suspect. DISCOVER, BICENTENNIAL AMERICA V L CANDIDATE IS QUALIFIED. FACT,0 David Jolly, 77, and Lewis Jolly, , both of Orlando; William D. Carr, 36, 518 Oak St., Altamonte Springs; Garry Argro, 36, 216 North St., Altaznonte Springs; and Daniel Poole, Zl, 240 Oxford Road, Fern Park, all face charges of possession of heroin and cocaine. ag said quantities of Illegal drugs were seized In the search warrant raid at 518 Oak St. Other trials docketed this week before L The Seminole County Police Chiefs Association has endorsed ALAN A. DICKEYS Five men arrested by sheriff's vice squad agents in an Aug. 19 raId at Altamonte Springs are scheduled for trials on drug charges this week before Qrcult Court Judge Robert B. McGregor at Sanford. U - NUT CUNCLUSIC SEPTEMBER'28 in Wf' . Vote for conscientious, effective representation in Tallahassee 441 0 clk IiiowIcs DEMOCRAT — DISTRICT 34 Florida House of Representatives P01 44 p4 bF &4i.i,. C"P ISIa 10 -.1 7' _________ ___-,-.....1____ . — -- -- - -- ...— _________ '. ;'4.r:; ;-.: . • ,. -I,, ' ' . IZVI 4-d,1\ 4. . - 110 * Ib j4 -. i4 . . I. Y " P', lJ4 M'I 4 " RMA t' . .'J . ) •1 . v-# v.'-'- -s.. . - . ,• 0 4 e- NE M VW6 • • q,' , , -4 prn....- , , ,, ..p .4 ç ,!J,. 7/ " .' I- 14. .' •. II-M, M I " — �LZ iller 'Dogs En I NAPA, Calif. (Al') - "I dogged It," Joinmy Miller said. "U' I'd been playing Johnny Miller, I'd have led by four stroke,. "I threw away so many dicta I feel like I missed the cut." But het1Ie hod a scrambly, erratic round of per 72 that left him dill in a tie for the lead with unwed Forrest Fader after two rounds of the - HISTORICAL SITES THE OLD, flU NEW • The old - Swedish., cethetery In the Vpsala area west of Sanford and Fort Lane Park near Geneva will soon be Identified u historical sites by markers explaIning. their sIgnifIcance. The cemetery Is all that remains of the Upsala settlement, where several hundred Swedish immigrants lived during the late 1810s. The park is the site of Fort Lane, built in 1637 during the Indian War. The city- of Sanford's maintenance shop and other public works employes have begin, moving Into a New complex (t p) at the corner of Fulton and Holly streets on the lakefront. The complex Is being financed along with the new city hall inasz.1 million bond Issue. Part of the new complex I. an expanded maintenance shop for city vehicle., where more extensive repair work will be possible than In the old shop (bottom) at 115 W. 6th St. I $175,000 Kaiser International Open Golf Tomrnaznent, an event Miller has won for the lest two yea's. Theyedthetopipotgolag bee todsy'a third romnvJ with 135 totals, nine under par after, one round each an the north and south courses at the Siverado 'Country Club, where Miller makes his home. IvegHIraW,S.-(IrL Still It,' Fezier had a solid, four-under-per N In Friday's second Tie For Ko i"_q P. In' two rounds. But he suffered various lapses Friday, Including a bogey six on the relatively any, 451-yard 13th hole on the south course. His second shot hit the green and bounced over, Into a bunker. His explosion shot from the sand went moss the green and it took him three more to get down. - rOWA Miller, winner of two American events and the British Open earlier In the season, appeared poised to make a runaway of this event after his opening 63 which set a set a course record on the 1,54Iyard north course, which will be the site of the final That opened It op to a hod of challengers. Among them are 46yeaold Don January, J.C. Snesd and kng4dttlng Jim Dud, tied at 131, Just one shot out. Dent had a 51, Snead 70 and January 71 In the beautiful, early-autumn weather that graced the picturesque, rolling hills 01 the California. Tom Watson, with a 70, and - L in. n rl the rough to 31 fed-and leer LynLott, With aIl,wereat 131, Jiet two back. Las Tevino's 17 matched the bed sour, of the day and put him inen4,i at IN. NickIsen and Be Cresshaw, the season's leading mcnewimer, are not cons- that hurtas much a.th.ogl ht P'eslsr, one, comidered ens of the gane's twlgtded yoa KMIC14 WAS Pinp.reJ by tom tendsoll In No left Wrist mad idlest year. An operation lad December h*.d redors some of his earlier promios. Mll1&s erratic effort Indod. ed two birdies en eagle threea four Iron second shot Out of Sead.y,S.Ø.u,lne-1s p 041tim-64 got Hunches Wow, Whotta Haul Of Rookies '. Hey, didn't someone suggest that the jai-alai wen was drying up in Spain? With the advent of an increasing number of American frontons, general managers In Florida ' On Tuesday. Your Vote Can Help Elect Fredric M. Hitt As Seminole County- Judge Good CBers Outnumber Abusers Of Airwaves By CIM VW4CII Roderick Moore of the Michigan State Police. 4tg Press Wriler "I've got to believe many of those posslbtly in. Good neighbors olgmm)bsr bad apples on the tozlcated drivers would have gotten away 11 it CS _ but police say misuse of dUzen had not been for the CS reports." bend airwaves can be annoying - and inAlabSma,Capt. John Hen ionxtlmss deadiy. patrol said, "They have helped im solve several An Associated Press national survey of date crimes and capture several armed robbers." and low police Indicates that for the r -1 Pan Henderson said the only Interference by CBers the 41tilmated 5 minimCBers in this country with law enforcement are the ,smokey iqlartsot have been helpful. And the police say this even - "&nokey" being CS slang for a highway though CBeft,mro food of reporting highway patrolman. But even the reports on the location Patrol Care trying to cate spesdar. Police say of the patrol can have helped to slow traffic In tbO pestles rofls inbc slowing down, the area, be said. But there have been grim hv4g .1I011101PI Mid a robber a -A woman kp victizu was killed by ber service station holdup recently was bottled up by abductors alter CBers interfered with a ransom CB-Operating truckers until the highway patrol could arrive and pull the getaway car over. -A vigilante posse of citizens --d operatorsBut In Living" County, Ill, Sainrnle J. Graham was ticketed on a charge of Interfering - More CB New,, Page lB with a police officer after being stopped for speeding. The state police said Graham got back chased the wrong truck for 75 miles thinking It fni car after getting the 3peedjg citationand had sideswiped another vehicle. broadcast the location of the police cruiser. -A Pennsylvania- man shot another CS en' have a very positive feeling toward the thoslast after an argument on the air over us 01 ability of the officer to communicate with the a dwvi.1, -In California, officers monitoring the CS citizen," said U Col. Allen Crystal, assistant of theIowa Highway Pa But he said network found that during a civil disturbance troopers havecases to be wary of CS reports and make those involved were using CS radios to protect tr own their flnIcs "The day we start making arrests on basis Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Paul Gracey said of CS Iran misiop Is the day we'll be the In court citizens band operators are becoming an In- for lust arrests." creasing Influence on law enforcement In Idaho recently, a CS operator whose operations - both good and bad. clunPerArUck was sideswiped by a pickup, "Uke every other part of life, some people broadcast a description. e result was a7 abuse CS radio," he said. Mostly, "They report high speed chase which ended when police Intertraffic congestion, disabled vehicles, accidents vened. The CS chasers were chagrliuned to find and extent of injuries. It can save three minutes they had been pursuing the wrong truck. The getting to scene. It doesni necessarily save Pickup driver was charitable enough not to press anyone's life, but It does get help sooner, and you charges, police said. don't know what might have happened." "We've had a few Isolated Incidents where But he idled, "There are some sick ones who they were playing vigilante," said Al Brockway, make false accident reports." assistant police chief In Helena, Mont. "The big problem with CSers Is overreaction," Involved a person allegedly using foul language said David Arnold, a New York State trooper. on the air, and some CBers took It on themselves "They overreact and get all excited In an to find this person. A fight ensued and it turned emergency sftuatlz. Bid I don't think they are a out It was the wrong man." nuisance." As for the use of CS radios directly In criminal Other law enforcement agencies reported that activity, police differ on their effectiveness. the CS operators have helped toil burglaries and "There are just too many people on the air for car hreakis, made reports that resulted In the criminals to use CS radios to coordinate ac errestofamanwantedfortheela,thgofapolice tivitles," said U. Don Moore of the Colorado officer, the capture of another sought for killing Highway Patrol. "I would think that would be his wife, and helped gather dues in the virtually Impossible. There are just too many Cowchllha, Calif., kidnaping of 26 children and ears out there." their school bus driver. But U')ie Rock's Marshall said that In one One parent 01 a child aboard the bus said he instance, thieva using CS radios to coordinate first learned the children were sale from a CIII- their operation stole more than $10,000 In cash zens band operator. from On office In the Little Rock stockyards. He But CBers can also be an annoyance. also said police broke op a burglary of a liquor they feel that having a CS unit store when they monitored the thieves who were makes then nearly a Policeman." said Sgt. using the CS radio to keep In contact with their Robert Marshall of the Little Rock, Ark., police lookouts. department. "Their Intentions are good, but 'Police generally agree that manyCB operators mostly they are a nuisance, bring In the way." do provide useful Information to law an. An example given by Marshall was the woman jorcematagencies. who thought she heard a robbery plan being State Police reported that In June discussed on CB, called police and detectives there Michigan were calls from CB operators resulted In 29 went to a motel where they found two persona drunk driving arrests, 72 speeding citations and searched them and found no evidence of 37 for crimes including 11 feloniti. wrongdoing. The California Highway Patrol nald that of 33 "We were lucky they were understanding," reports on drunk drivers from CB operators, SAW Marshall. "We left red.factd," there were 35 arrests. In Ohio, Richland County SherifFs Capt. Gene Coataville, Pa., police said that the CB Had said that his department has had good organization 'l'ownwalch" resulted In seven arexperiences with CB operators, rests (or mugging, burglary and assault in July. "Wbera Mansfield policeman was killed Last In Boston, police Credited CS operaWri with February, a CS spotIt! the getaway car," Hart assisting In keeping tension down during the said. "We've gotten, tremendous cooperation turmoil resulting from busing for desegregation. from them." "CRers have sometime assisted when they see "It's an absolute asset to IRW titforcemenit," zorneon drwng into an area that is tense and said Sheriff Bernard Grysen of Ottawa County, adv3.1 the erty 01 the situation," said a city Mich. Grysen said the cfrpi$ies monitor the CS pli Spokrttman said. Channels, and there have been nuirierous Cues As for the cranks operating on the CS network, Where citizen band operators have helped in Jeffrey Young th dl e Federal ComjpurJcjo05 recovering stolen cars and catching. traffic Con on adfxnjts that ft I "an uk-reasing violators, problem, probably in proport10 to the growth of "It's been tremendously successful," said U. CS radio " have been lamenting over a diminishing supply of It was evident last summer at Daytona Beach, where rookies Ibar, Reta, Edward and Sutton didn't did Juan Arrieta come up with bevy of rookies who got off to such a surprising start at the Orlando-Seminole fronton in Fern Park? . Eludes Randy Willis at 13 .. And Morris Hedge. at goal fine Loses Third . Seminole Racks U Another Shutout maps Incredible balance of throwers and catchers. Cheers for Seminole High's Anton is no stranger to Central Florida, having defense, which held Oviedo to a .played in Daytona Beach th ree years ago under the mere six yards of total offense handle Jamblo. He's been In Las Vegas, and judging Lila 0 drubbing Friday night. from the shots he has been pulling from the left side, Sympathy for Oviedo, which is In for a bang-up season. Anton's style of outfoxing given up 126 points In a frontcourt foe with the sidesling either outside or e along the wall, hard or soft, is reminiscent of the for Its second touchdown of 4. season posted four years ago by Alberto, Thelatter And, Seminole coach Jerry won everything hands down before opting to greener Posey has a sandspur to put pastures In Miami, where he Is a superstar wo goes under the hip pads 01 his by name Alberdi. penalty-prone Seminoles. Anton Is one of those young men who play jaiDespite the victory, Posey alai for love of the game. "It's not the money at all," was far kom pleased by his I said An ton a few days ago. "I enjoy seeing new parts eam's eff orts. of the world. That's why I left Daytona Beach. I "Iwishlcould find a hole and crawl In," moaned Posey. "We wanted to see Las Vegas. It's nice here in Orlando. Oviedo's David Bass (22) airborne to stop Darrell showed no class at ll a out One day before I finish playing, I would like to play Johnior there." In Macao. to see China." "We've been lucky so far but Anton's brother Ramon Is a backcourter with penalties are gonna catch the Tampa roster and is playing in Hartford, Conn. us If we don't stop 4 right now, having Just come back from a serious back operation. , Posey blamed the mistakes on the poor mental attitude Likewise, Area Is no real rookie. Not in the sense i.rneuacaer nun varier trips up Seminole's Donnell Gilchrist during pract ice this week, of being a beginner. He made an auspicious perhapo natural trying lo get up Seminole's lone score In the the game," Montgomery times and the running backs beginning by flashing a strong forehand of midfor team that has lost 41-7 and flrd half came about be causeof dated. season from were also caught n umerous 53.0. p e luck. ur Ch "I know if we could have times behind the line. arles Rlgglns was Area formerly played In Macao. He learned ) "I told them all week that II to try a 35-yard field goal but it gotten our offense untracked ft lessons well. they take the game as a was blocked. p, m has been true tins season would have m.. As for the other six rookies, they might not be cakewalk or a big joke, they'll picked by Ovledo's Hurural But Sanford as super closer. as the defensive line led liv } a defmae raunatont&jrfaces,"daja Bell. He had an open field but so we couldn't do anything." Lee Greg Pringle, Ricky ready for the feature game offering from Larrea, y .; disg us ted Pusey. Mann, McMullan, Ramon, Santi, Marurl and Manolo. But they cer was over anxio us and dropped Apparently dissatisfied with Pusey's prediction was true the ball, recovered by RLggln. their performance so far, the tainly are giving the rest fits. of Seminole in line first hail. The Three plays later, Tim Tribe came o ut In the third Flint have held the last three Th ey bring an array of outside placements, Seminoles were deep In Oviedo Raines, on Sanford opponents to a tidal of of (1 f quarter and exploded for caroms and cortados which has pressed Urza, territory two 150 yards rushing. four t im es but only night, broke thro ugh for a 31- quick tally's. A LI V .1 '7.-,,.. 4' •h tuuuna, za, A Cacho and capitalized once. for those yard touchdown. The first was set up by Ricky Th e performance of the early and middle game win, place and show purses. The problem was, Jint as It This being the only score, B'a interception secondary was also a pleasing and his the has been for Perhaps an added incentive for th is roster Is a past two Tribe fans began to worry. to return th thard. e Uon's five. On the note to Bea games, whenever th e Tribe got Uon Coach Joe spot on the club when it moves to Quincy this spring Montgomery, next play, Jeff Anderson "The secondary played the .,, a sustained drive going, However, ....: said he was not for the opening of the Big Bend fronton, which will penalties would drive then surprised by the halftime score. pl unged through for the score. best ever. Coach Dawson be the sister fronton and offer players almost year- Uons QB Mike Cox confers with Coach Joe Moo- back The other to uchdown came should be congratulated or they would turn tine ball "We knew we were the around jobs. tyomery a bo ut when Greg Pringle because theywereaIlr9oies at over. der ' - '. ' ' , ' - , .. . ' . Mr. Herbert Stenatrom Realtor, Sanld Mr. & Mrs. Perry Mercer Mr. a Mrs. Clyde C. Rice _____ Resident, Lake Mary Insurance, Altamonte Springs Mr. a Mn. Robert Taylor Mr. £ Mrs. Hal Head Ins. Adjuster, Longwood Consulting Engineer, Sanford Ms. Carolyn P. Steastrom Mr. W. W. '81W Tyre Realtor, Sanford Farmer, Sanford Mr. George Wilmer ' Mr. Lester Mandel Realtor, Altamonte Springs Developer, Cauelberry Mr. a Mrs. Robert WhItehilJ Mr. a Mrs. Edward G. Stanley Banker, Winter Park Printer, Longwood Mr. Jim Wilson Mr. a Mrs. V. J. Guetaf Ret. Military, Sanford ___ Retired, Altamonte Springs Mr. a Mrs..Fredfflck Saver Boa. Norman Floyd Sales, Cassetherry Mayor, Altamonte Springs Mr. C. I. Buchanan Mr. a Mrs. Charles C. Hurt Mgr. Finance Co., Longwood Attorney, Winter Park Mr. a Mrs. Jack Spillane Mr. a Mrs. David Mitre CPA, Altamonte Springs Mfrs. Rep., Lougwood Mr. a Mn. 8.8. Curry Engineer, Longwood Mr. & Mrs. Dean Downs Developer, The Springs Mr. a Mrs. Harold Goodwin Mr. Roberti. Blrks Acct. Executive, Fern Park Owner-Flight School, sanford Dr. Mn. John P. Spolski Dentist, Maitland Mr. a Mrs. Charles Glascock City Councilmen, Casselberry Ms. Darlene Stock Mr. John L. Duds, Jr. Hairstylist, Sanford Farming, Oviedo Mr. J. Bruce Thorne Mr. Donald G. Jackson IOaunucs, Orlando Realtor, Lake Mary Mr. John Harley Mr. & Mrs. George Perkins Owner-Auto Dealership, Longwood City Commksloner, Altamonte Springs Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Africk Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rhodes Doctor, Altamonte Springs Trans. Specialist, Longwood Mr. John Jones Attorney, Longwood Dr. & Mrs. Rodney Dunnaway Doctor, Longwood Mr. & Mr's. Lassie Pnickelt Mr. & Mrs. Kent Powers Resident, Apple Valley Insurance, Lake Mary Reverend & Mrs. Lyman Kirkwood Minister, Longwood Dr. & Mrs. Bobby Sharp Dentist, Altamonte Springs Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Ten Eyck Reverend Mrs. Bill Pickett Architect, LogoiJ Minister, Cauelberry Mr. Mrs. David Bean Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Swanson Pharmacist, Altamonte Springs Insurance, Altamonte Springs Mr. Mrs. Walter Sullivan AceS. Margaret KaI-Sorvas EzecutIvn, Longwo Receptionist, Longwood Mr. & Mrs. Cheney Mason Oaks Attorney, Spring Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hickok Shop Owner, Lake Brantley Mr. Stephen S. Bruno Examiner, Winter Springs Mr. Mrs. Mitchell Floyd Fireman, Altamonte Springs Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Brown Mr. & Mn. David Guthrie Insurance, Altamonte Spring, Resident, Longwood Dr. H. P. Koq'njck Mr. & Mrs. Roger McKibben Veterinarian, Lake Mary Engineer, Winter Springs Mr £ Mr. T..... v...,_ Mr. & Mrs. Alhrt Rr,m,..,.fr4 a4.l "ivi WI5. LOUgwoOd , eseaagor, Forest City Mr. David Fanthouser Mr. C. ft Ellerbe Fitness Studin, Altannonte Court Reporter, SanfIrd Mr Mr. & Mrs. Michael in" Attorney, Altamonte Spfts Mr. James C Fisher Mr. & Hm Robed Bak Attorney. Altamonte SPUD Mr. H. Patrick Riley & Mn. Robert Reid , Chief X-Ray Tech., Sanford Dentist, Cii U L U Mr. George Foster SMIn Banker, Altamonte Spring Auditor, Altamonte Springs Mr. Jack lazar 1' Mr.Altos Vflll Developer' Caudh,.r. • uvcess,., Forest City Dr. Fred Frazier Mr. Mrs. 81117 Pllolan Optometrist, Altamonte s1 Realtor, Longwood Mr. & Mrs. Larry D Lucarelli Printer Longwood Mr. & Mn. Michael Davis A ttorney, Rolling urn. Ms. Amni Dobbs Mr. & Mrs. James E. Matthews Teacher, Cassel ber ry Busina" Owner, Winter Park M4 & Mrs. D. C. Myers Mr- & Mrs, James WeW*g Realtor. LongwoodDISL SUPY.-ReDtAcar, Altamonte- springs c dLo Dr. Richar Doe Optetrijt, Sanford ngwood Mr. & Mrs. Sam Santi MrS Mr's. Georges SL Laurent Developer, Longwood Sece Sta tion Woner, Mr.& Mn. Jeffrey Felser Ins. Adjuster, Longwond Realtor, Sweetwater Oaks Mr. A Mm John Baum Mr. A Mm Robert Styum Attorney, Allamolite Spring, Sales Rep., 14WOod Mr- & MM William Dyer Mr. & Mm Lte Maynard COmtr8ctOr, LOMwood Banker, Winter Park Mr. & MrL Cris DerSto bk. & Mrs. Duane Holloway Mortgage Banker,Longwood Service station Attendant, Sanford Mr. A Mrs. Kai Hippiehauser Insurance, LOdgwood Mr. & Mrs. Robert Walters Plant Manager, Longwood . •-'" •. . -- Brantley Girls beco . . a - . ternoon's Patriot Invitational cross count ry meet at fl Seminole Harness Raceway course In Casseiberry. Host Lake Brantley was second in girlsiscompetition ' - winner Largo. ado bon fourth and Benny Strawter dived over for' Johnson, Rod Turner, am pal Reno. They have held op. points. six C 9:12, . . . . I. C ". . (Rockledge) 111t. S Seeb.n. (Booi,) Lupo MaldonIda (Colonial) Susan 9:03, 7 Jeannie Darllle. (Lake Beanfley) 901. I. Janet Smith, (Lava Oranfley ) 9:09. 9. Laura . - ' - ..• The final Tribe points were again set up , the defense. ____ i TIII (Astronaut) 1 13. . I ' _______________ • _. '.- Chris Riagins intercepted and .- :. . . , . .. ,__. ,,-' . Z __ p LaL'-JL _..N"I4,- - .,,. .. Cocoa Beach 1O34Asfronau$ 144, 3. DeLand 170 6. Oviedo 230. - Ti RVflflht'l ' " . •t._ .-. . -. ' - ........ - • ' •r . -. " I Teresa RcbartsRk9;S4; 2. Pam 13 46-V? Passing yards 60 Return yards 124 Pesses Fumbleslost slightly PlMsed with his Squad's PLaY "I thought we played fair defense, I say this beca the offense, we made too many mental error's," Beathard added, "I was , "eased h , ay U's are getting to the quar. terbaCk." The Oviedo qterbacks were sacked fiiveC , ,. " 1. Rockledge X1. 2. Lake Bronfley house RkC 57 3 VeHy Campbell k 9:37. 4 Micheie FO(ilu, LB 1004; 1 LInM Wallo LB 10:16; 6. Gina Simpson Alt 10:16. '_,,, "ru.. 31 SEMINOLE F i rst downs 4.2 P"41144-Yards, 73 bo The win was Seminole's third 1 0 8 1-4 consecutive shutout this season, Ovieft not an easy feat, But Tribe Seminole defensive Coach Rouer s lines it run lit-i S - Anderson 3 run (kick failed) Beathard was only 0 27 2 Cohen All 16:11; 4. Mike Amos All 16 . 41, s Carl Herbn,,çer WP 16 : 46, OVI EDO ? 26 the tOUChdOWfl W ow t • S took the ball down to 14. Reserve quarterback, Mark a Renaud threw a quick pass over the middle to Virgil Jenkins for 1103 . . . OI,s V:42, 4. Glenda Appen, (Rockledç,) L" to Tiln Raines Pus good for 31 measure of revenge Friday as yard& Litton than scored on his they take on the Deland favorite, the quarterback Bulldogs in Sanford. Last year sneak Deland pulled out a 18-13 vie. -. Thurston (Laigo) lJ:08.- 8. Bill Winters (Largo) 13:13; 9. Chris Hansen (Largo) 15.11. 10. Paul Kathy bringarner, (Lyman) 0:54, $ !4.4jJ . - S. Ken Corre,V AS, I612. 2CIndyJurssOei.fl(t)1Ø 3. Trlcla Crchlield. . 10 a boys l2th. .1valer Varsity Lyman's Kathy Bringarner Boys won &Is individual honors with 1. Astronaut 31; 2. Rockledge 89; 1. Winter Park 1115; 4. Edgewalef a time of 8:38 on the 1.5 mile in, S. Evans 148; a. Lyman 167. course. Next best showing by a Top Runners Seminole County thinclad was the O4 by Brantley 's Jeannie DArvllle for seventh place ponents to Just 100 yards Seminole a only sustaIned thr gi the ..iinea ves. drive was In the fourth period. The highlight was a John lItton The Tribe will try to gain a . . SMiles I. Kenny Clark (RockledgI) 11:37 (record); 2. Bruce Caldwell (Lyman) 14 44 3 Rick Hofla (L Brantley) 14:50. 4. David Stewart (Astronaut) dogs so the kids were i for bloc d ke an Oviedo punt and the beginning of the season." secondary is led by recovered it on the Oviedo , Darrell ar fifteen. Three plays later :- :' (EJge.tr) 11:11; S. Doug Overfeft 14:3.1; D.rral Eastman (Mainland) is oe 7 Mike behind Rockledge and a distant Oirt* 1.5 miles Tr,as,,q17 ,.,-.- Largo and Rockledge Were Roger%. (Lake Brantley) the top winners in Friday af- mall's"sllfrwtt- 9:14. says a CampaI i nd . PalO ror By - r a PAID FOR BY _., -, a - t 1 a COMMITTEE TO ELECT FREDRIC M. HIlT. AS YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE. VIeuO . fl1' 6 His Proven Ability In Both Civil & Criminal Law Will Best Serve The Interests Of All Seminole Co. Citizens -- 4 • It was expected that a couple of the newcomers ou1d be feature game quality. Anton and Area's credenitals were strong. But how about Arta, Jose, Patxi, Soto, Miguel and Coldo? They are strung out in the early and middle games, but aren't playing like o : . players-manager at Orlando-Seminole, pull ed quite a coup in stocking his roster with an - - . Al Tim Raines sees daylight SO wharp F THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS ENDORSE FRED HITT AS THE BEST QUALIFIED AND MOST MATURE CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY JUDGE. .. . . even last out the season. '? .- , . . ' . •. ' . , .' '. "'' . -. Kenny Lee (66) fights off block by Mike Mullins (76) to rush Oviedu iB mPI1L . wit ---- x Co T:'!. •; S • - L($?CW 1 run (kick .ienir 12 Pass fro m Rena ud (kick failed) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING - Finney 131. B.it* 914. Siminol,. Anderson 12 fl, S1IW1Cf $41, Raines t4,2, RECEIVING - Seminole.Raines In Conque2t 117. Jenkins 112. PASSING - OwiSdO. Cox )6O, Willis 20-0. S.m,noi.,Litton 132. Renaud 2-I1. ..,,•.._ f ': . S .._;.,l .•... ... ' •• •:': ':. op a ,, ' ,, ? ,. 7 ,4; :' '' ,,'t I. •, 4' ,1 4 �ISImMg *iil, haIsi. PU. oft, ptii,* $oond HaIf Ivestn 11mM, liaIsed, Fl. LetdOwn Shocks ' Lyman, 2 1-2 ) :: , q. 1 Colonial's Todd nravels 'Hounds ByJW ""n Herewswb ___ touchdowns on two of Its"* times for the Grenadlirs and tire. possession. for a 144gained 171 yards. , kW 2Ipoend tackle Marcis Kendrick ad of the game on. It was ibnosi a case of Todd tirely and a tldrd.quanter Injary Too bad football isn't gene Colonial bounced beck to ilk) being able to run when and to Steve Peavey, which of It to 14-7 early in the aecon where he wasted. _ . sidelined Lyman would be nidoig high quter, bid Lyman retallMeØ .. with JiM before tnterrn1ssjoi saidft blocking was great," this high school foothill Lyman 4a11.d at the Colonial i • with an undefeated record, with a spectacular 15-yard ru4n on its first drive, Bob 31 Juldor varsity ball last lesin a fullback Burkhart posted to the two and for the for touchdown by Stan u Ii later to got the Greyhounds, the third and Balalabanski cleared bold hall beck at the fowth quarters arewotlias aPons. thepeth for Todd meetof the much u the firt half and the Lyman led atnterTvgadonb time. Brkbiart -' his way for result Is an $3 record witch has a 204 could, and certainly Todd pee an liwiglit Into the first down and aftet a five. Lyman playm and fans bun. Wishes the itOfl ended thST Coioniais gimeplan when is yard penalty, Mt Herb Folder When you lose there sing with cofl(fn, cominented aft the gins that on a fly pattern pm play Colonial was the latat second In a raw be "knew, we could wear then covering 25 yards for a half taco, posting a come- ?1 Lyman coa ch DI down In the second half." touchdown with 4:37 WI in the behind 21-20 victory Friday uLUU. H WU 1111117 With virtually its entire line quarter. JVJ1 SWat de feat, night in Longwood before a lies playing both offense and than capacity crowd of 3,. ke his Wayam Enrique Penate came up with define., Lyman was visibly Lyman was hootin' and Standing tall In the victory tired by the fowJ quarter. a fOnbie recovery two plays hollein' In the first quarter was Colonial running back Jay The Greyhounds were Ida and Lyman took the beilin after taking the bill In for Todd. who carried the mail 20 hampered by. leg injury which hm the afar 1 plays, B 11 irt a" Passing _______ _____ . tOFeldsrftr theMa Cap coverthg30 yards onanj. If id,. C ld Kill tied pattern. A 17-yard peas to F Denny William was Un big j play to sot up the icon. Ed Qirlaivaneon's second PAT kick mad. It 14.0. : a :, :: :. -.- • ' Star, u Q een 1M (U) e3as Blablabsuaki (3$) Lake Howell If Woe: Offens e jor 'i Ma 11 It I , . . No' ' : ou Philip FIsts New York ChICIO Si. LOUIS Montreal - ColonlalheldLymanatlts own 30, forcing a pist. But on first down, quarterback Fred Burkett's pus was Intercepted byBalflabsnib4at the Lyman 30 andthel55-poiundaenlorwuojf onthenmof his high school career. - I' / I W j BalaIabsnikl headed for his left flank, picking up a few cna and waiting for the noses io ram. As Colonial moved In his path, he 'csed the opportunity to change coarse and run against the grain. At the Colonial0he bumbed into a referee alan gurswl.sS by his direction. As he danced his way down field be made several swift moves to sidestep wouldbe tacklers and raced Into the end zone untouched. ______________ The faces of Lyman's cheerleaders told the story Friday - night in Longwood. Some prayed, some moped and some lust chalked it up as a loss afterward. COLONIAL LYMAN 20 First Downs 7 3113 RuV.s-Yar 2447 4 Passing Yards 71 $-I-i Passes 3.27 Pt_s 1.1 Fumbifl.Lo 3.1 5.73 PsnsIIIn.yards 4-30 C.t.n(aI Lyman I 7 14 5-2I II 6 4 s-s I. F older 23 pass from Burkhart (Christianson kick) L -Fslder 30 pass from Burkhart (Christianson kick) C - McCarthsy 1 run (WiliLarns kick) 1. - 5aIab..kI 63 Pass in. ?Ircsp$$on (kick failed) C - Todd 1 run (Williams kick) C - Todd I run (Williams kick) RUSHING: Colonial - Todd 34. 176; Burkett 12 (4) McCarthy 3•11; Slymoniak 1.10; Lyman - Jackson 434; Ansley $31; Burkhart 11(4); Joseph 1-(-S) RECEIVING: Colonial- Todd 34. 176; Burka" 12 2-I8; Todd 1.14; McCarthey IS; Lyman Felder 2. 53; Williams 1-16. PASSING: Colonial- Burkett 3.. I 41; Lyman Burkhart 3.100 71. - __ - - Back on the bench, Balalabansklwas asked If It was his longest touchdown rim. ,,It was my ONLY touchdown run," he mid with a touch o(realism in a moment of tremendous satisfaction. ' The extra point kick by Christianson was low and Into the onrushing traffic, and might net have seemed significant at the time because the score was 30-7. However, later, It was the ball game. Todd climaxed a pair of third quarter drives with plunges of 1 and 4 yards for touchdowns and Glen Williams was true onall three of his PAT boots. Entry de.ne Is Oct. 9 ThesearUsth&us&Que.ofUsWnjUs week ending Sept. 19: (Star) Louise Murphy plus In (Ill avg.), Ron A All=pIus 121 (162 avg.), Moose .nJ1 f plus 111 (11$ avg.), Eugene O'Neill plus 101; (Queen) Linda Cohen- pIus 115 (avg. 112) Teresa Lewis plus 113 (l2lavgj,Edlthcanfleldpluslll (111 avg.) Boumie[lnd plus 101 (151 avg.); (Youth) Marcle Lewis plus 143 (IS avg.) yman assistant Bill Scott confers with defense SPORE IN BRIEF 4 à Norton, All End Training . Bu Is. . - . ' - OffffAWAR 7 /I -, Tr,ntonSZCrossCfly0 Alachua Santa Fe 13, WUilston 13 /ND/5fl/7L) 2*31 I Choctaw H$dtee Il, Nlcevills 0 'jØ7 $,y7y /// I P#//Yf Ii, wit? I 3) at Montreal (Fryman 13-11), 2:13 P.M. Pittsburgh (Reuss 13$) at St. Louis (MCGIOthn 12.11), 2. 2:13 p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 53-4) at Los Angeles (Doming 1.2), 4 p.m. Houston (McLaughlin 4-1) at San Francisco (Barr 1411), ' P.M. an 01190 (Owchinko 00) at Atlanta (Rutttvan 13-16), 7:30 P.m. Teday'soanses Philadelphia at Montreal, 3, 1 p.m. Ch icago it New York, 2 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta. 2:13 p.m. at St. Lou Is, 2:13 1WfS New Smyrna React, 2$, Daytona .. Beach MaInland 0 Sorasola 21, Fort Myers I Fort Myers Cvor..a SM. Naples Lily IS Fort Myers Riverdale 7, I in- - 1 ./77S. .f 5(P AND lAcif NO5fEP . -. ... 1. - - i 6OW/A 1 '/I1iE __ - - - - - .- ,- - %"..'' - ' P.M. Chicago vu - - Dog Racing a - we. rims - .. I s Net - Prep Football - Win - - - NEW YORK (AP) Muhammad All and Ken Norton are down out of the mountains and biding their time for Tuesday night world heavyweight championship fight at Yankee Stadi urn. Both fighters had scheduled fight workouts over the weekend and also were to appear today on a nationally televised Interview. All quit his training camp at Kiamealna Lass in the Catskill Mountains Friday with a flurry of activity. The champion, an 84 favorite to retain the title, sparred three rotunda each with Rodney Bobick, Randy Stephens and Jimmy Ellis. He also worked a total of six rotunda on the light and heavy backs and with rope skipping. of - of ann. Pro Football at - -. , at J ai-Alai - - beat Vitus Ousted From Pacific - • LOS ANGELES Sandy Mayer surprised secondseeded Guillermo Vila of Argentina 6-3, 64 In third round action in the $IZ,= Pacific Southwest Open. - James Hunt Disqualified and - - . - PARIS, France James Hunt of Britain was disqualified as the winner of the July 18 British Grand Prix and the victory was awarded to runner-up NW Lauda of Austria. - - - at been gewng iingiisn aria jacu justoutside us miet ana some blues are being landed by surf fishermen. The Net Harbor charter boat fleet has had only a few boats out this week. They report lots of red supper but the size Is small. Kings and tarpon are thick around the one mile buoy, bass scarce In the Inlet but plenty of big blues. The Halifax Sports Fishing Club starts Its annual tarpon and spinner shark tournament Oct. 2, with over $700 worth of trophies lobe awarded to winners. Trophies will also be given In the Junior division.' Tournament fishing will be held four consecutive weekends and participants may do their angling either offshore or Inside In the many creeks and rivers. came In the first hail. "Gainesvillehas got a rea • in line sixth hat lied the game. The win, coupled with Oakland's loss to Chicago, lifted the Royals six games ahead of the A's In the AL West. Kansas City's magic number to clinch the division now Is three. Larry Guts, who pitched five Innings of two-hit relief, got his third victory without a defeat. White Sex 4, A'i! Francisco Barrios, 5-8, tossed a six-hitter and Jorge Orta's Praser (tally rejected suggestions that he might drop Newcombe after his colorless performance against BaraztutU. Friday's matches stunned the crowd of 8,000 that Jammed the Foro Itallco sports center. Ba' ranuttl and Alexander played pretty well, but their victories were more a consequence of the endless mistakes of Newcombe and Panatta. Pirates'Odds Grow Longer ..- -' ' - By The Associated Press . -• -. .•' . ,, ' _ a ir trap noor 10 evade Melbourne rush on this play PtACE fri %V/R Aus tralia Eyes Davis - ucrjvu a ______ UD - - . , - - - . a GAINESVILLE- "I couldn't fine football team. They showed believe It," was the W* Lake S lot 1class on and off the field. Bran Brantley bead coach Jim Haley The big difference Is that Ihe summed up his team's Clash with second-ranked Gainesville McCullorn and Baird became Friday night. "They have an familiar with outstanding ball club. They . as eacb showed worn and torn poise in quick and strong," continued fourth quarter act. the Patriot boss. In one Instance McCujlom But it was not so much the dropped back to pass only to L play of the Purple Hurricanes ma-li i. by Us 'Calnea that really lmpreued the Larry Owell who snatched the Bradley Bunch. The gain. ball from the Patriot leader Ic was held at Florida Field, e sset up the final Score. which has an artificial playing A tone of relief was obvious In MARK DAVIS surface. Haley indicated JIM RALEY Haley voice as he concl uded had dramatic effect on his Unued the Brsntley mapper. "We are at home for the neil It attne'CInes15yarfjflflj didn't work, so We fl with Us 5:77 showing and nearly walked two weeks. "They were In awe the first option which worked cxhalf of the gain.," said Haley. cejntlonauy well. into the end Davis added SeabreePatriots get cracks at ze and Lake Howell. "It was like we were In Us the conversion kick for the "But when we tried O 'p nnoinitalns for the first throw Patriots' only bri ght spot of the OA1NISvILLI time. We the ball, either Us quarterback L. IRANTLIY were really looking up at or the receivers would evenlilg' S First Dow ns everything. I really don't think I WhenMccullomcoujdnotget 72 down. I don't thin RuShing 3; It Is fair to send a high school k I'll ever the Brantley Bunch rolling, Ill Passing ha ve 21 balkhib high school team play Raley pulled backup quarplay on something there again." AtlCornintc. n S34 like that," rtfernlng to artificial When the visiting Patriots terbeck Baird Lyons off the i FumblIWSInst turf as we as atmoere." II'S Penalties ll finally corn. back down tO bench ansi Into the game to When you play an away gain. reality, they wer f could spark a flame. e faced wi th a (""Ville You give Up Ofl tozcMoc,n, but 30.0 halftime deficit thought that maybe he L. Crantlay • •7 could get more traction than when you're on that turf you The single Brantley score GSO4gler 33 cangiveupuireeorfu" Palo from Kngt McCulIom," stated Ralcy "But (Ba il kick) camethrough the air route i The Gainesville Count Con- the third quarter, bit be had Just ss much Qfa hard G- Warren? pass from Knight ut 001 on cluded at six, bushing the pass from the Patriot signal- time on th at field. j0afl- Patriots with a 41-7 ca pass from Juan ( set "I stisill can't believe it," k ck) ller Jim McCullom. An n- contin beating. Haley In a disgusted tercetntion by dtl(ISSIYU end tone. L3- Davis IS reluri "-we thought we could rim "We Just had 102 yards (Davi straight through them," Con- shutout. S pass from Knlgh Mark Davis helped evade a rushing for the whole night and Davis puliedin the b (kick we could only get to first C 4ir fl rr UcI n,k) . / t.aseu. N. Moore Haven 0 Clewiston V. Saruaa loekur 0 Sradenton aayllior. 23. Pt_a Gorda Chorlofte 13 Avon Park 6. Arcadia DeScto 0 Jacksonville Kenny 27. •.. -Jackanville Engla noJ 10 / A#IAD ,J Jacksonville Forrest 2$. Deland 22 4 .. Jacksonville BoIles 24. Live Oak -:-eb-~, I Jacksonville Paxson 73, Jacksonville Stanton 0 . 'lift,.: Jacksonville Wollson 21,. By The Asseclated Pi'iig -'.;' bases-loaded single In the Jackivlll. Raines 23 eighth Inning scored two rim* Manager Billy Martin said It ners to boost Hastings Is. Jacksonville Victory . past 2 The water level of the St Juluis River Is much higher than no chewing out session," St. Augustine-St. Joseph I, usual, giving fish plenty of room In which to hide. This rnsk41It a but apparently It had some Baldwin 4 *MIS IcAN LEAGUE a little harder for anglers to find them, but even so, a few good impression on the New York 2, Brewers 5 Lake Sufls- IS. ChisiIand6 3503.10; I. SantI-Altu (3) 4.00 Q(3. S Fran 1I0 30 catches were reported list week. Qeveland holz 7. Vanguard 2 laiider DesYankees. 5) 43.00; P (5.3)53.30. 5th I.. Pd. Q5 0 2 0 .000 31 61 Florida High 13, Hamilton County Fishing from the bank around Outeen Bridge Camp Is good SIXTH I. Patxi.QuIola (4) 21.10 Atlnta After losing the fjyg game of nix Eckeriley, 1112, truck out New York 43 61 AN 0 2 0 .000 24 34 o 13.201.00:2. Neaul.SoIo (3) 4404.20 N or ins 0 2 0 .000 IS 64 Taliattasse with bream the best bet and speckled perch beginning to hit on a doubleheader 3.0 to the De- 10 and gave up seven hits, and Baltimore u a 9 7 LIncoln 14, Madlson2 3. Utsa Elan. (1) 3.00 Q(3-1) 40.40; 75 74 .313 14 live Tommy Smith singled and Cleveland Tedai, sQames Boston trolt Tigers Friday night, 12400. 77 75 .447 16½ P(43) Atlanta at ChIcago Rev. Grile, who has been bemoaning his bad luck in getting a tin called a summit meeting. blanked scoredMilwaukee. twice as the Indians Detroit SEVENTH 1. Lari-I.Yza (6) a s so 23½ Louis at Son Diego 11.00 8.103.00;2. Mitwte, lca-Qulola (2) bass strike, broke the unlucky streak and caught two on 5.50 New England at Plttsburç't TheYankeea came out and took 1.00;3. Urza-Aiberdi °; Wednesday trip. And Chuck Connors, another regular Baltimore at Dallas Smithscored on a widsi pitch Kan City West 24.50; P (4-2) 107.40; Big Q(3-1 with 55 43 Buffalo at Tampa Bay this themore second game 30, scoring by JimSistoti 14-14, in the third DAYTONA RIACH camp, pulled In one nice all (2) 263.20. with all (4) 34650. Oakland than twice as many 53 71 .334 Cleveland it Denver FRIDAY'S IRSULTS UUGHTH Minnesota . Sala-Arc (3) 7.40 Gram Charles Merritt brought In three bass Wednesday which, for as they had In Us previous four and came home an [)ijj 50 73 ,, Bay at Cincinnati Callforn 71 Ii .sS os, 5.20 3.40; 2. Santi-Ramon (5) 5.00 Minnesota at Detroit him, Is a bad day, pj FIRST -1. Kid Coach (3) 13.20 games, and broke a six-game Kulper's sicrifice fly In th Tes 70 $5 .432 15½ 5.203. Maruri-Agulrre (1) New Orleans at Kansas City 7.403.40: 2. Cap Checker (2) 12.50 M. Marina Isle Camp manager, CO. Penney, has been playing losing streak Chicago Pill) 15370 64 41 .413 23½ New York Giants at Los Angeles 11.603. Florida Buck (7)6.00; Q(3.3) NINTH hookey, doing little early season dove hunting In Alabama. In . Friday's Games Martin would not be specific I. Bilbao (4) 16.40 6.10 New York Jets at Miami 13.00; P (3.2) 2".10, 3144. 5.40; 2. Arta (5)3604.50; 3. Arecha Oakland New York Detroit his absence, his wife, Mary, and son, Jim, have been taking care about what he told Us players, at Houston SECOND -1. Rufus Hazourl (4) W 4.50; 0(4-5) 31,00; P (II) 132.50 Baltimore 3, Boston 0 San Francisco at Seattle 860 4.00 340; 2. Bobs CInder (6) of business with Jim getting on the river long enough to take but Grant Jackson, who pitched TENTH 1. Cleveland 2. Milwaukee 0 (3) 20.40 7.00 Monday's Gams 21.004-00; 3. Jarhoad Alice (1) 300; several nice bass not far from camp. Jim said the blue plastic his first complete game since Kansas City 2, Texas 1, 11 in. 3.40; 2. Fermin (1) 2.1.0 2.20; Washington at Philadelphia 0(4-6)101.40; P (4-4) 307.20; 1 (44Laflil (S) 3.40; Q (1-3)37.50; P (3-I) rings worm has been the beat producer for him. 1) 4464.20; DO (3-4) 50.00 3S.24. 1970 In only his second start in 67.40; DD(43) 101.30. S Chicago 4. Oakland 2 Lindsay's Camp on East S.R. 4l reports bass fishing slow with six years, said THIRD 1. Royal Dancer (2) ELEVENTH told Us o, games schedulad 1. Arta.Zarr. (5) 51.10 670 $.50; 2. MadIson Airs (1) 6503403.40; 2. Oguiza Qulola (1) all the high water but blue gills and ahelici-ackers hitting very learn "to stop fooling around 5.20 7.10; 3. Jane Bess (5) .O0: 0(1Saturdays Games 17.006-00; 3. Pat*I-Elorza (4) 3.40; Seminole 32. Oviedo well, and go out and win, that's all." 2) 71.20; P (2-1) $4.30; I (2.1-1) . CalifornIa (Ryan 15-17) at 0(1-1) 41.00; P(4.I) 139.50, Orlando Edgewater 29,Oflaflcfo Oak Fly rod men are tearing up the bream around Lemon Bluff S?LS0 34.07. Jackson allowed only five hits TWELFTH Minnesota (Goltz 13-11) I. Monolo-Ramon Ridge 77 FOURTH -1. Jill's Skydrol (6) New York (Alexander 12.) at (4) L10 6.60 5.10; 2. Bilbao-Juan (3) Evans 6. Winter Park 0 using a small fluorescent bug to take several limit catches this In the shutout. 450 3.202.60: 2. Its Jody (4) $201.50 Detroit (Glynn 02) 22.50 11.50; 3. SarI-Aguirre (I) S.I0 Melbourne 23, Lake Howell 0 week. ROME (AP) Australia The victory supped the long3. Doncaster Davin (5) 150; Q (4.4) Boston (Tiant 20.11) at SaUl. 0(3-4)75.50; P)4-3) 192.30; Big 0(1- Orlando Colonial 21, Lyman 20 3300 P (6-I) 42.30; T (6-4-5)212.50 Ed "Woody" Woods, camp operator, said bass schooled In eat Yankee losing streak the placed its chips on veterans more (Grlmsley 5.4), (n) S. with 811-3) 64.50; (with all-A) Tampa Plant IS. Tampa Bay Tech 31.70. front his place about 10 Milwaukee (Bowe 2-11 at 117.40. Wednesday and again late in the season and kept New York sev- Tony Roche and Don New o FIFTH - i. Penrose Fluor (1)6.10 A - 3,554; Handle - $171,544. afternoon. Unfortunately, Woody was tied up and did not get a es games ahead of Baltimore ln combe, five times WIxIlbled(In Cleveland (Dobson 13.12), (fl) Hudson 21. Palmetto 0 4403.10; 2. Ann Pat (3) 6.50 3.40; 3. Kansas City (Hassler S-b) at Tampa Jefferson 25, Tampa Lato Back Door (7) 4.20; 0 (3-4) 23.00 P chance to drop a plug among them. Roy Reynolds and wife from the American League East. The champions, to play the V141 Texas (Blyieven 12-16), (n) 20 (4.3) 106.10; T (437) 211.50 35.75. Ocala spent a few days the Lemon Bluff campground and Yankees' magic number to doubles match against Italy toOakland (IahPsen I-i) it Union County IS. ChIefland 6 s. Power Man (3) 1540 SIXTH ChicagO (0essaga,'.I3),4n) AMIR$CA$Coo6fl1351ca caught several good messes of bream and bass. Tampa Hillsborough. v. Tampa 13.50440:2. Just FOXY (5) 4.20 3.00; clinch the division now Is two day In the semif inal of the Today's Games Eastern Division Chamberlain 15 Gene Fourakre and wife spilt the honors evenly with a catch games. 3, Mr. Good (6) 450; 0 (3.3) 34.40 P Davis Cup tennis tournament In Boston at BaltImore W L T PC?. PF PA Venice 27, East Bay 7 (33)157.50; T (3-3-4) 1397.00 3141. of six bass Wekiva River Haven. They released two small ones Milwaukee at Cleveland Ball e Rome. In their losing streak, th 2 0 0 1.000 53 10 Avon Park 4, Arcadia DeSoto 0 SEVENTH -1. Cadet Charley (4) New York at Detroit Miami 1 1 0 .500 44 33 keeping only the largest. Mr. and Mrs. Cook brought In three bass Yankees had been shut out The Italian pair l3CIUdód Okeechobee 36, Lake Placid 6 1.601704.50; 2. Speed Drive (1) 4.50 ti. Eng 1 1 0 .300 43 ii Tampa Jesuit 10, Hernartd 6 but Us six pounder landed by the lady was larger than Us two twice and had scored only three Adriano Panatta, 30, and Paolo 3,70; 3. Heather Crest (1)4.000 (44) Buff 0 2 0 .000 24 43 Sarasota Riverview 11, Lakeland 56.20 P (6-1) 25.10 T(4-41) 17740; caught by "Hubby." NY Jets runs In their last four games. Bertolucci, 25. 0 2 0 .000 20 $4 Clear-water Central is. Pinellas 31 U. Central Division Fishing an the Wekiva must be picking up even George Park 0 The two teamswere tied l.lIn In other AL contests, Balti. EIGHTH 1. Bob's Fashion (I) Hstn 2 0 01.000 33 3 Kathleen 33, Vero Beach 7 Cheney who runs the camp caught a bass this week. George more 5.40 4.40 2.10; 2. Sunny Dell (3) 7.50 Boston 30, Kansas the best-of-five competition ORLANDO-SEMiNOLE Cleve 1 1 0 .500 72 4 Hawthorne 10. Dunnellon 0 1.20; 3. Burgandy Velvet (6) 3.20 FRIDAY'S RESULTS mentioned that weenend campers are all getting enough bream, City nipped Texas 2-1 In 14 in. after Friday's singles following Pitts 1 I 0 500 59 43 Gulf I,. Lake 01 Lakes 12 0( ,5) 3340 p(45) $550 1(45-4) CInci 1 I 0 .300 4-4 33 catfish and bass to fill the air with tantalizing smells as they fry nings. Chicago defeated Oak- the upset wins of Cirrado Brandon 10, Tampa Robinson 7 15.5.20; 3$,5. FIRST 1. Jose-Coido (1) 22.40 Jacksonville University Christian their catch over evening campfires. land 4-2 NINTH Cleveland shut out razzutti of Italy over New- 13.20 5.10; 2. AldanaMIguel (11 740 S Diego Western2Division 1. JaS-Mod Be So (3) 0 0 1.000 53 16 Il, Tampa Temple Heights 14 14.20 7.40 s.. 2. MetrIc Mate (4) Bass arecunUsflats again near Wekiva Landing according to Milwaukee 2.0. comta 7-5, 6-1, 6-4 and of Joins 3.40; 3. Cacho-Ocilla (2)3.10; 0 (1-4) DakId 1 0 0 1.001 31 21 Pasco 3-4, Zephyrhllls 0 7450 16.20; 3. Migrate (2) 3.30Q (3. P (1-4) 221.10. Dqnv 1 1 0 .500 53 20 David Burns, camp manager. Several In Us two to live pound Orioles 3, Red Soil Alexander of Australia over $4.50; Auburndale 40, Kissimmee 6 4)64.00 P (3.4) 151.50; T(3-4-2) I4LCO SECOND - I. Oguiza-Yza (6) Kan Cty 0 I 0 .000 16 30 Newberry 14, Mayo 0 class have been landed this week. The best string was landed 31.92. Wayne Garland, 19-7, allowed Panatta 7-5, 8-3, 64 20.00 540 440; 2. Eddy-Anna (1) Tpa Bay 0 2 0 .000 0 43 Northeast 25. Lakewood TENTH -1. Jack Tryon (1) 7.40 Wes.bnesdayevenlng - sevennlce onesall around the two pound seven hits In blanking Boston The doubles could prove to be 5.203.10:3. icaSanch.z (5) 5.60; Q NATIONAL CONFERENCE St. Petersburg Catholic 7, 4401502 Eastern Division mark. Unfortunately, the angler failed to leave his name. for his 13th complete game, decisive in naming Chile's up- (14) 14.00 P (6-1) 150.30; DO (1.6) Bradenton Southeast 0 3. Moving Lady (3)3.50:0(1-7) 26.10 S Louis 2 0 0 1.000 59 21 Clearwater Catholic 33, Pinellas A run of pompano hit Us Main Street Pier In Daytona Ken Singleton's leadoff ponent for the Davis Cup final. THIRD p It - 2) 103.501 (1.2 5)111.10; 31.07. Echs-,.Soto (2) 17.20 Wash 2 0 0 1.000 50 24 Park 0 ELEVENTH I. Wright Marker Thursday morning and by 9am. anglers on Us pier had racked homer, his 13th of Us season, "I have full confidence In 3004.50; 2. icaMiguel (1)6.404.40; Dallas 2 0 01.000 II 13 Admiral Farragut 20, (3)9.606.604.00; 2. Sonkls Al (1)6.00 (7) 3.50; 0 (1.2) Phila upatotalof30oof thetastygameflsh.AccordlngtoMerleKeller, launched a three-run Baltimore Newcombe and Roche," said 3. AldanaAlbeqdi 1 1 0 .500 27 31 54 350; 3. The Lost Guide (7) 3.500 (I40 PL (21) 103.20. NY Gts 0 2 0 .000 24 39 Boca Ciega 35. Gibbs 0 pier manager, big bl ues, three to four pounds are being taken, rally In the second Inning. Australian team captain Neale FOURTH - i. S)29.IOP(S-1) iQ3-6OTritecta(S.1.7) (7) Central Division Tarpon Springs 20. Haines city 0 153940 31.34. flounder, small whiting, sheepihead, and occasionally, a channel Royals 2, Rangers 1 Fraser. "They are experienced, 20.506.001.40:2, OguIzaSanchez (3) Chcgo 2 0 0 1-000 29 15 Seminole 20, Bradenton Manatee 0 3.10 3. Negul-Zanre (3) 950; Q Mm TWELFTH 1. Antonio's God bass are taking the bait. 1 0 1 .730 SO 19 Hal McRae slashed a two-out In good condition, and I think 460 Clear-water 21, Dixie Hollins deli (2) 1350 $00 4.00; 2. Colonel (37) 10.40; P (73) 97.50; 00 (2.7) Dtrt 1 1 0 .300 27 20 Largo II, Dunedin 3 Jerry Simpson, substituting for vacationing Wayne Brady at single In the top of 14th to give they are the best pair we can Lucky (4) 7.00 1.00; 3. S.ansage On Bay 0 2 0 .000 14 55 New Port Richey Gulf It, Lake 0' Himax (I) the Fishin' Hole Tackle Shop in Daytona, told of big bluefish In Kansas City Its extra-Inning produce In Australia FIFTH 3.10; (21) 50.00; P (2.4) I. ManoloLarrea (S) Western Division Lakes 12 200 70; 1 (240) 374.40 351.5 55.40 5.60 S 40; 2. Fermin Arcs (3) LA. Ponce Inlet along with a few Spanish mackerel. Don Withers has victory. McRae's sacrifice fly present." -. I 0 I .730 40 24 Bartow I!, Fort Mead. 14 A iss Mandl* to 00 downs. And those first downs M -- at , '. - . 24, Philadelphia (Underwood 10. J - '• - X-clinched division title Prlys Games Philadelphia 4-2. Montreal 3-3 St. Louis 10-1. P ittsburgh '-II San Diego 6, Atlanta 4 New York 1, Chicago 3 itouston II, San Francisco S Los AnQ.IIO i. Cincinnati a salloorda Games Chicago (Renkd 7.11) at New y's York (Swan 3-4) 2:13 P.M. Congratulatlonito Rosalie Burthart for bowling three 120 genies. She will receive a triplicate patch from both WIBC and Bowl AmerIca. - ~ ° Pensacola Weodham ii Thi. lahassee Rickards 0 4 74•5 W If Milton as. Wastimglon 06 Pensacolao /41 )4I4'(( CMØy 31. CaWvfyI it .... It i..kae I W. W Crestview e a Y Eau Gaul. 35. Titusviil. S Melbourne 23. Lake Howell 4 hEWitt Mlr t 31. Spruce Creek fl Melbourne central Catholic 12. -.4 • Citrus Inver"" 7 we Owe 44 hisbop Moore X. Cocoa loath 1$ f/Re Otiatland 6 LaM tler 91R/14 Gainesville High 41. Lake Brantley 7 Iranford V. Carabelli S 6. S North Florida Christian 2L 'YE 5UCCEED$, Gainesville SsIde Ctwiitlan 0 - . receiver aq. .. - BelIalrLanesin Daytona Beach Is.poIug4Ijj. the Florida= Handicap Touwnansent the weekends of ()t hall 11-17,23-24; 2031. Any Florida bowler 00series scratch between Jan. 1, 1970 and Sept. 1, Is emilillist. ligible. Proof of the series mat be furnished upon Water Line A Challenge :: - for _ Los Ang N U .371 10 HOUStOn 77 75 A!? 21½ San Fran 7056 414 24 San Diego 14.3 415 2 Atlanta 67 N 432 32½ '° - ç,4gp ,'41./ - By Gmvi"//e Atmosphere Joey Clark looks pf,j47 ii .451 23 II .431 24 51 .341 .sas -- ,VfAV- iF7 1$! 465 • #bAI '.' ''"W It Ma WaS... LIOn ThGonlIloI Mimw Tate It St. Augt*tMs 31, MactImely 13 Ocala Forest U NavyNI Usian 12 Oikwsviile Eastslds IS, Palaks - N as L.AI_. 61-LJ7PiJ1rvV i 4 Brantley Bunch Unnerved By CHUCK MCCWNG Herald Correspondent Pd. 71 7114 ea v.fIiwI' -. - Yankees : ITO A WHiff West Billy Perks Colonial drove for Its I'D on the next series with Todd gettthgthe beUnine Imeg out of 13 plays. McCarthy punched it over from the one. nr WWATC IT ASS A VI w-u .i ii rSI.L P'i list W I. . Mccarthy (3$) ankled by Rick Bennett (14) PAv..IlsIt -w- NATIONAL LEAGUE The MW entry fee Is $11 and squad times on Saturday are 1,4, and 7p.m. Sunday they are 10:30 am., 1:30 and 4:20 Applications may be picked up at Bowl America. ' f. ftl,"Um The game rn,jned scoçeleu il the Bulldogs got a blg the first of two short Jim Pritchard, where have punts, and were able to you gone? c'pltallze on It. 11* ghost of the departed Lake Howell took position of seulor quarterback Is hati4lng the bell on their own 14-yard the Lake Howell High football ilne, with Just over six minutes team, and ins atuance was left ln the period. never more evkheit than Friday Three plays gained them a night when the Hawks west ne low aIfl yards, putting the down to defeat for the third ball on the theee and calling for straight time, Melbourne a piad. posting a 3H victory. A fierce Melbourne nab and Howell coach Qrtls Keen has added pressus of kicking from his own end son. resulted In without Pritchard, who early ln S1110101114111Ih&nklng the ball, for It bounced out of bounds on the had been the qaNterback for hliwiCi' 21 theee years, and opIbII of That was all the Bulldogs moving the team with his needed. Despite a stout strong p-thig arm and moving defensive job by Lake Howell, a defense beck with bâomthg Liraon was finally able to and over from the six. Joey Chit, thr We Willie Bannister followed task of moving fri safety to with the pohd-after4oIEhdown quart.rback in little more than and the Bulldogs had a lead a week, won unable to lead his team to a drive against they never relinquished. Another punt, this one good llelbowne, Which P1Y in for only nine yards, tinSpace Coast Conference In mediately preceeded the Brevard Cowdy. Bulldog's second score of the As weak as the Silver Hawks night. were on offense, they might Unson, who picked a great have been able to bang tough deal of acreage by up taking a with an aggrive defense. off night of p"1Tig by pitchout and racing about his Mail Simoneill dida't help, own right end, tiled the SaID. either. A couple of punts wont play again, and was able to ON the sideof his foot and led to score a touchdown one miscue. Quarterback John Yanu the game being broken open in pitch he hall bad the third stanza by the attembut the went Bulldogs. Astray and tis bell went over The first half ended the speedsters head and bounced around, deep In the The visitors, led by the Bulldog's backfield. powerful running of Cliff Llnsotn, were clearly the Llmon, and a host ofSilver super1or offensive team in those Hawks all raced for the first two periods, but whenever bouncing pigskin, with the S.lO nesary, the Silver Hawks senior getting there first. defense was able to rise to the Picking the ball up on the occssLnn and stop the Bulldogs. dead rim, at his own 31, Unsen was able to get away from all Only on one Inds did his would-be tacklers and go the Bulldogs cross Lake Howell's distance to the goal line for his goal line in the first half. That second score of I. play ca deep Into the first Lister, Dan Baker Intercepted Per" Lineon slammed over his own a Silver Hawk pus and M guard and broke tackles to retirned It for yet another go 30 yards to an apparent scofe. touchdown, with 5:30 left In the Then, with seconds left In the opening pent game, Bannister put the But the Bulldogs were caught Ms1'"g tohes to the scoring for being off-sides the play by hitting ona short field goal, was called back. making the final count, 214. ... V 'F, • __ '." ~;a'K@],;I;:,@ _a_.;7 • Today end Monday Bowl America will be winding up Star and Queen of the Mouth rolloff. Any one who has won a Star or Queen of the Week patch for the mantis of Jim,, July, AugiM and September Is eligible. Squad times are today at 1p.m. and Monday at 10 am. Each bowler will roll three games at IS cents per gene. The winners qualify for Star and Queen of the Year in which first prize Is a color, television. Congratulations to Bowl America for its handling of •hL. . ww iucs-ica ..orparauon is appreciative because It sent the Sanford house a letter stating that It hadtbematpart1dantaInthusroUoffoanyofUs am CUM 25 Bowl America houses. -- Rollofs Set kaday, Sept. 35, me-*S ' since Aug. 9 and Earl Williams' $50 and $60. double In the sixth Aitros 14, Giants 5 "I'd have to say the odds are Houston scored eight times In long," said Pittsburgh Manager Inning snapped a 2-2 deadlock. PadresBraves 4 the fourth Inning-tying the Danny Muitaugh, referring to Randy Jones, the National league high for the season-In the Pirates' chances of winning League's winningest pitcher, sending the reeling Giants to Us National League pengained his 23rd victory, with their fifth straight loss. Cesar nant. of overhelp from relief ace Butch Met- Cedeno slashed four hits for the The Pirates' odds taking first-place Philadelphia zger, for San Diego. The Padres Astros, Including two In the big grew longer Friday night when overcame a 4-3 Atlanta lend both teams split doubleheaders, with three runs In the eighth, ! .,:]= a leaving the PhiUles six games two on nn-scoring singles by ahead of Pittsburgh. But Phila- Jerry Turner and Bill Amen delpiula now has 10 games re- and the other on an error by at miming and Pittsburgh has Atlanta shortstop Darrell Chiney. Just eight left. Mets 4, Cube 3 In other National League Pinch hitter Billy Baldwin's vawll games, San Diego downed At- ninth-inning homer, his first of lanta ii-4, the New York MetS the season, carried the Mets to PRESCRIPTIONS edged the Chicago Cuba 4-3. victory. Ed Kranepool also FILLED Complete 5.1 homered for New York and Phillies 9-2, Expos 3-3 FrSIIII RSQIII Greg Luzlnskl, Dave Cash drove In two rur.s. I Spe drove In Chicago's Bill each Madlock, and Mike Schmidt the OPEN MONDAY. leading battwo runs for the Pt'tlthes in their National SATURDA first-game victory. The win was ter, did not play. He suffered a Longwood Villag Philadelphia's 93rd of the mild contusion of the beck of the skull when accosted by two season, a club record. SR 434 at 1.4 In the second game, Mon- men in hii hotel Shortly after treal's Do, Stannouse scattered the Cubs rr1ved In New York. nine hits for his first victory lie also was robbed of between League 's Inning, and Cliff Johnson blasted a three-run homer. Dodgers 7, Reds I Ron Cey's two-run single in the ninth carried the Dodgers to their fifth straight victory, but only their fourth triumph In 16 games against Cincinnati this season. - /.-"Make Your Own Furniture i...- Add An Extra Room - Build a Part Time Business FEE DEMONSTRATION WOODWORKING SHOW 6 DAYS ONLY AT ' A LTAMONT E SPRINGS SEPT. 22 SEPT. 27 - -I Sinl Power Woodworking Tool 15 A 10' TAILS IAi? Saves big money and saves space. With one multipurpose tool you can do most an woodshop operations. 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CIVIL NO. 74INbCA*c CIVIL ACTION NO. 7Al14SCAi.I - -' - W Pb CLASSIFIED ADS OrIQndo - Seminole • OVII p.pa °° RIDOEWOOD VILLAGE. 345. 3721. _________________________ Wlntc Pork ____________-. 41-4bises ____________________ 4l-lbise - - ____________ Beautifully located i BR. is, with central air and Mat Phoni I 333-5305 anytime. - - -7-. 41- uwho - - - - - - 5Ji1, lipS. ii, P7141 ----. - Goods NO QUALIFYING wm; W. Pickans. Mat. Picksis Win er I BR, 1½ baths, pansling, cwj IN Urn the Marriage of NATIONAL SprIngs. $2300 down, assume Ij i a HOMES AC. drapes, central air, $35, MiNis J. Kspkk & Nellie P. 322..26H 831-9993 SEWING MACHINE Degr_alin 01_a SI_a & S.Ie Sat. BALL REALTY 2nd mort'lage, Total paym. SlistIng rne.4',age tc.caJ ... CAROLYN JOHNSON. Wife and CEPTANCE CORPORATION I Plkhiv.Lt3&E$apefaM,ri $ ill A5IaI...35A24,LaMMWTor Arms i'MA I TAVI5 JOHNSON. HvMand $310 Plaintiff, per Hammock I CUTE little 3l5,ibem for3yesrl,mendrop. 3331002, 10 Singer Future (one of tire best I) in Wood or $1114 disks, Ixecutive ioa* Reg. Rial utile Broker Center, Lakalind. Ph. CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOME home. M owner has transferred month.) NOTICE OP SUIT V. RATES BR, 2 full boffis, cart I Christopher KaIuIvekas I *1 ___________________________________________ excilhenlcorvIti,p_a,11 SALES-RENTALS Spacus 1,3,13 SR apis. 7_als. 1 Chairs. secretariat desks & TO: TRAVIS JOHNSON STOP AND THINK A MINUtI.if NANCY .1. lOWERS, ZALES heat I air, garage, large ye Patricia ti Piflhllip 5k. .4 TIRED OF andlneedanew,,,tocarefor I17W.lstST.,$anford 'swimming, playground , of 5IwifIQt .$egutar, Slretch, & lthruStimes........ucaline chairs, straight chairs, filing I 3 park JEWELERS,J. C. ROIERTION. t H OURS dead end streif. 337.I$5, Ow en Classified Ads me. Lock me over at 100 Plnecmt didn't KIssimmIs, Silo II $I5 of NEIl 333-504) or 331.2757 after Hrs. Deco stflcMs. MOK., buttOohOle,, laundry room SUB-DIVISIONS??? redeofien cabinets, as is. Cash and carry, line I tory 3$ tlms .. . 3k a Delve. then call us. $5,300 Tixis, 734 Associate. N.e J. C. ROIERTSON TRUCKI NO work.. .ffier-e wmal*s't be any. NWIlOI 1.fl.$32* 'blind hents, etc. SOld new for 1:00A.M. S:30 P.M. and cluOhOusS. 2511 *looOd NOLiS 1405 SANFORD flflmis .............24caIir.. YOU ARiHERElyffl,d 53V140 COMPANY and SHARON K. WALK TO SHOPPING._.4 yr. old 3 J BR, 2 bath, central treat I ________ Sell to.' $20 Cash, or i.z. L I.. SCalis & Wanda 00 killS ___________________________________________ a PetitIon Cssetberry, 17-57, $30.4 __________________________ Ave. Sanford. PH 3231120 MONDAY tory FRIDAY - This little cutle will nsf last. Brick Loyrny BR, 2 bath, central heat. Ownet' tar DissoIuflan of GRANTS ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) ConeIr. Co Is Josipli Klivnan & *1 air, family rm., garage, large Paymen Of III per sn. _____________________________ SATURDAY ?.Noon front, tress, prIvacy. MarrIage his bsiii filed against you 3 TIE N GRIEs-. 3 bodr_a t55, Defendant. transferred. What a buyt 12)400. Nancy, LI 341. WikIva P1mW Ck, 3 LInes MinimUm w*oom, HUR*Y,$15,910 'lncrd yard, separate studio. For free home trial call Orlando, 3 room api. utilIties included. 1st 0. beth CS home. Pe.scit rear yard, VETERANS.... list buy in central air, garage, Call now. MONTOMI FORECLOSURE Fox PImP, Sic 3. sst*. Pt. Mills 1 Sans of Oil. Spacettil to LAN CSII,M$ and youate required to serves cepy VA or FHA, 4 SR home, IiiuI IIs.' 447.1577,5 AM tO 4PM ,p - t4 1.01 me. required. 332-2100. equity A assume ioan ci __________________ • CVO ndeIslS,ifay,foif, $5000 under- comparable NOlICIOP SUIT Ea?l, well. sprli*Ier system. wwc, GibrielMikiol wf Mary, Lt iii, Inc.. N MOakIey$wfNa,w,teA. of i c. large famIly or in.Iaws. Fri 132,000.331-0103. swIl homes. Cliff kitchen equipped. Co Jordan Realtor DEADLINES SR. 2 to Daniel W. Prvkay & wf Linda J., Sa SsbsstIai Hts., Un. 1, g,ouo. NW'. of Sic. 17.21.30 & Tr. C, AmOs an HARVEY COULTER, Esquire, TO: NANCY J. lOWERS bath, truce. sprinkler system, one kitchen eQuipp lvi to I. NOW LEASING 'ma . NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Attorn.y for Petitioner, wp 531.0232 1 PUBLIC YOU ARE HER Ely NOTIFIED i,.pi. Walk t LI 14 & W% of PITy CnSii I *4 Eva p C5rtraI heat and air, wali to wail LOCH ARBOR- By Owner- 31g. 10 Sanianda 0. Carroll $4 SIMIAN more extras. 43*100. Woodruff's Garden CenterCOUrt address is p.o. iox Yours thai an , bc ro actIon to #oteclose a mor. BR, me sos. SIIUIIfJI. p The Doy Before Publicotlon lust: 2 Battr, dining Cioutan T. Crive & Joanne L. LI e, Louis A. Garbee A Beverly $25100 VA.FHA. carpeting. Owner Pill all Closing rm., central SEWINGMACHINEREPAiR 101CeleryAve. Winter SprIngs- 3 55, 1½ bat LAN RY SAXON INC., S EAt.TOP City, Florida 33151, and file gage on the foIllng properly in H&A, double garage w.worksfrop, Clean, oil A adlust. Sec.. 123.105 AUCTION III A. S?tWat* PWidlW. CS, Thiodote R. h, costs. From $22,000. Only 5 Regular price fam. rm., fireplace. I blk horn Henbich *4 KiiIWyfl originsi wIth the Clerk of the ab this remaining. Seminole County, Florida %Jd$5 lg iandscap IL*. POSSIBILITIES AIOUND in lot, citrus trees. S. LI 10 1*. Tony1 Waterweys, 5)2.95. Sept. Special, $5.25. All 12 SUnday Friday p©,-y I BUILDERS OWN HOME3 school. ______________________________________ inc. styled Court on or before the 25th IS, Lii ii. hock "I", SUNLAND patIo, 130,50o. 27, Sr_a I vi Mary P. log $ w . 1001 C.. j MUST SEEIII 322-7341. well malntained3lam_a,I,,baffi AN iipim,* for Rent types ci machines repaired. Frn bath. Spanish design with citr. apis. and completely 3210901 day Of October. lfll, oltwrwlsea ESTATES, according to the put Wm. H. StmPer.R&tOr older home. Larg, wooded i, St of SIC. *3)33. ron S Ml' Jerty I.. LI U tis i,,., pick-up & delivery. Call Orlando furnished studio apartmeitts. tyard. Fireplace _____________________ 7:30 in PM living I Iument may be entersi Gk*4 thereof is recorded In Plot look 11, rr, Sit. INS. twe.In-one home With WPWiI5 repL. James Terry Askew £ *1 aoins, N ii' .4 511Sf NEIl 447.1577. W, GARNETT WHITE sent live Lustre Electric Car-pel' Two conveniently located I beautifully IS, 1½ bath, red brick. Must sit formal dining room, family 'em truckload sale to include Pages Ii to 23, PublIc RecorOs of entrance for me indeponio,,. iias l'l5S.Fr.nch Dade Fed.. Miami to Frederick w. JKry S. to SWD 111*. 3fl.it, 2*' ii N II NEIl (lees 10 Us') of you for the relief demanded in storage Shampooer for only $130 per day WIllIng with wet bar, landscaped. Abufliflt Screened to talk Petition. Eves, 33314; 3224144 bedleam & dining rosin suites, p terms. Seminole County. Florida _a Ord Peg Real Estate Broker thifl kl?d 3fl.ge $30.00 &*4Peme4a 10., tJnlP C. WaIfs L. burrows. Exec. *111.4 Sec. 31454513.300. Singer ZigZag sewing machine In upstair,.. "GE Energy CARROLL'c (InCIutIng attic) a fenced back yard, Phone 323.1602. FUSNITURE 4-rsonaIs wired for pm , WITNESS my hand and seal of Ms b5, P lied against you, and you Zoned GC.2. Businessmen should several nice freezers, same an. JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC NO Iii,. 3. WekIvo VIllas. csii.. John F. to Walter L. 1$H&p nhsd nice cabinet. las buttonhole at. O* __________________ ,,_ From $14. EffiCleICy and much, much more. On piival said Court on the 13th day of Sep. Uirequired to serve a copy of 107W.Commercjis tlques, modern sofas, dinettes, a tt'is me for the tachmenl. $30. 333-4fl, Lillian I. Symonette A della lnyest,_a 015.30. BARGAIN Call 321.0330 baIwean drive off Enterprlse.Ost_a Ifoot tefflber, ins TV's PISOrI, 3227501. Sanford I Misc: written defenses thereto, it any, Glenn W. GiIt* Awl Anne L. to Forbes, Lts 1213 Harden sd etil., items. 6st,..Su-n, 130._a. Mature companion to live in and I BR, 2 bath, living & dining roomi 342,300, (Seal) IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? NankAmaricard & Master Charge upon Leonard V. Wood, Attorney for Ronald H. Nielson Awl Joyce. LI 11 1)11. care for elderly woman. MUst 255, I bath, with fireplace, kitchen , family- tm., large utIlity rm., 2 ca IN YOUR FAMILY? Carde Artlwr H. BICkWIth. Jr. plaintiff, at Suite 211, 251 Maltland . ml C. SrsWl.y thorn, 1st *uii, Alfred C. Harvey A Shirley to J.T. STATELY OLDER HOME- In BY SINGER CuobermanPuPs.earscro0ped, garage, central heat & all eQIP9ed, $150 mo., utIlitlis in. havedrlv_a license. 3224341atter 4 BR, family room, screened pord 42-Mobile HOmes Clark of me Circuit Court AL ANON Avenue, Mamorde Springs, Florida wjss. shots. I male, S 'not, 1200. 1 A A_ac.. Lii. hA. The WoOdlands. One oi Singer's 'op IOuCI ant Sew dow.4o* Sanford on a corns iii. PICTITOUUS NAME 1 p.m. chided. Call eves. 333.1154. Beautiful Iatge shrubs equipped 1 fruit tree kltc herI. By: Cherry Kay Travis • 32101, and Ill. the original with the Allen J. HodIsteIn $ *4 MarIe to Sec. Spacious with 1 WorkIng Zig Zag machines fema',. 6 mos.. $110; 34S.s7, Notice Is harib,, given thai I am Assume Convenient to schools A shcppisrç Recreational facIlities availablr 1200 Fr.nch Ave. Deputy Clerk 1973 Schult Chateau For families or friends Of problem COMPANIONS- Single or couple, Spacious 215,1 bath, apt. Kitchen Cierkotheabovestyhedcourtonor 3 BR. 1½ GOVdOnE.HUINSrIAwIMOII.D..L, fireplaces. Three bedrooms, . IanceofsIss30orpay$II%pe,. Ginet. Sharp., igt. to Ralph K. engaged In business at I W. 27th PublIsh Sept. 11, 34, Oct. Excellent family home. (Club house, Olympic pool, tesris drinker-s. bath, 12' x 6$' with)' x I)' tip out, maiure,IIve In. Excellentworklng 3, 10, 1q74 befotethe211hday.4Odob.r,lflo; baths. This Is the very Ofri IS IlK 0. Sin Sebastian His., Un. 1, Joyner Awl Kathryn E., Lt month Will lake trade in. Singer Two female miniature pW. 323-7310 equipped.dIningr_an,Ilvingr, • wn Stteet. Sanford, Seminole County, Di 0.54 & basketball). $1,300 down CaiIafterS,323-4165. For further Information cell 423.4317 conditIons and salary. Mist have puppies, black, AKC, $50 each. display your antiques in. isIs., V2,000. equipped to zig zag Imakebuffon air cond.. carpeted throughout. Florida under the fictitious name ci ___________________ oIhetwlw a Iudqment may be en. Stensfrom Realty sn,._a. ON 2 PL(JS beautifully Iandsc Assume $343 payments. 323-4170 or writi morn. ape lured against vow for th. relief references. Fee paid. Save money on TV's A Furniture. 0 Rubs? L. Sanders & wf Florence hoIft. Balance of UI II or 10 Adults only. References Rodaey 0. Mills Sr., & Myra D. to RESALE IOUTIQUE. and that I ed. acres sloping down to I ak e '73 Ramada double wide, SanfordAlAnonFamllyGroup P.O. demanded in the Complaint herein. Mt. Ow-a Auction every Friday MAIMPLOYMENI FICTITIOUS NAME GROVE MANOR- AttractIve 3 COUNTY- Narclssis Ave.- Newly to l.A. S*thupathi & wf Jyothi K., Lt James L. Ruisdil Jr., & vi Marie J., Intend to register saId name wIth the 3210041. KISH REAL ESTATE payments Overlooking Lake Monroe01 $6. Call credit 3 BR, BR, 2 bath, kltctren, living room, Monroe. 3 BR, 3½ baths, spli5 built custom 3 BR, 2 bath, on 1% Cats& Kittens Box 553. Sanford, FIa. 32771. 30) Commercial WITNESS my hand and seal of said 332.1174 bedroom, 2 bath home In 235 Spring Oaks Un.?, i34aug. 7:30 p.m. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 441, WS4CS of LI 301 E WIs' .431. Ilk Clerk of liii Circuit Court, Seminole beth. woos Jenny Clark Realty fflan,,Qe,. 322 SIn or Se. at dining room, den ww carpet. plan, fenced pool. On quiet 5,reel acres. Plenty of oak trees, plus $2Eachtogoodhome are Court, thIs 13th day of September. Mt. Dora. 901303.1715. AlIas i. cary Notice is vi li_a C. English isIs. Un. 3, $,AN. hereby given tIm we PrestigIous area. A pl_a, to Realtor, 333.1591, County, Florida in accordance with SANFORDSEWINGCENTER 133.000. 59.000, 3230011 after S p.m. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Toil DIESEL TRUCK MECHANICCall lots more. $43,000. 373.1744 Naflesi Hom Aepe Corp.. Lii II. Mae LioNs, led. £ br Mary the provisIons .4 the FictitIous engaged In business at 31 No. 1st Nfl. show this one. Has large satin 30 E. lit SI ,Downtn Frel, 4443037 Class A. IS hour. Excellent for "We Care"PI WtMau4, PUD, 1* US -; Court, Winter Springs 33707, C5AL) kitchen. central heat and air. An Antique 0.111.. P. Var_a D. Nyisu $ wi Name Statutes, To-WIt: NEED A HOME? $100 dow, Reduced $1000. 12' *03') BR, 2 bath ___________________ "Hotline," Adults or Teens. opportunity for hIghly se ______________________________ Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. absolutely gorloous rear yard. SAN LANTA- 124 Rosalia Drive- 3 2 SR. 1½ bath, Florida arim INS Assoc Inc., to ANPI Pisang & Siam, U II $ S as' of SeminOle County, Florida unier Se j 053.05 FlorIda Statu$ei 1t57 desIgn, 1-NOISeS S1.anish SacrifiCe located in payment to EthanAllanfurnituFe.._ qualIfied buyer-s. pefiancud person screened porch. Canal icc_a BR.IbathhomeIn,.asa pin Clark of th Circuit Court • ''1 *fPt*IIIT.Nge.Lt13&WIOI U, Isgilob Sets. Us. 3,$i7,3. fictItious name of GINOI. .ottti, Bedroom, dining room, living country. Must see to appreciate. 5: Pauline 5 Turner MONTHLY RENTALS BR. 1½ baths, central heat. FACED WITHA DRINKING Auction MA EMPLOYMENT Private road lust 25 minutesti coniltioni Central air & heat, By: Jean E. Wilke Ilk 0. Wlldmare, 124._a. .l that we intend to resistor said Frank WiIIIamstoFra WiIIIama Publish: Sept. *2,15,25, Oct. 3. AVAILAILE • room, etc. 322-0911 after 1p.m. MLS.REALTOIS $3SOOcash.3fl10i3beforelpMor refurbished. As low i5 111.000. Horse traIler, 2 horse tandem, all PROBLEM 101 Commercial Orlando. 139_a. 323.1174 cable, patio. Deputy Clerk CL fenced. $l_a. A*Ian 10. KIng & Donna .1. to 1*1 Elnora Lee, LI 3*, looksrtown. 01034 name with the Clerk of the Circuit 13i1$SO. ___________________________ CoTv,afr..Maid. metal, $200, also registered Saturday Sept. 25, 7 PM PerhapsAlcohollcinoyn,,s Compare this todayl Saps. I,. 14. Oct. 3, 10,1574 Clifton V. Sr_aing& *1 June J. its $111. Ccurt, Seminole County, Florida in QUALITY INN NORTH Can Help MOBILE HOME on 100 ft. lot. 21 Carpenter quarter horse mare. BEAUTIFUL yean, This will be a fine auction, wilts waterfront 52-Apptiancis bull din N & 20 Ilk I Tr. ii, pt• large bedrooms. central heat 2 BR, 5*50' mobile home, turn., aCcordance with the provisions of ____________________ Nina F. Wade to Lillian Cantrell, FICTITIOUS NAME 3017$. FR INCH Only experienced need apply small, coggins negative. 1200, IIISR 434, LOISgWOOd Call 4734w sites available. inc patio HIGHLAND PARK- 205 Margarep lode from New York A New ga,.d sql. IBrenda Krlechb.um, sql. S a' awning. Notice is hereby given thaI I am the FiCtitiOus P1.ma Statutes, To. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Can be moved. air. Quiet area. sisoo. BoIls for 1330, (West of DeLand) Write P.O. Box 12$) Road-. 3 IN. lI bath home on Jersey. Come & look Friday A RoyW.AloanderIviH,fo olLt 7 &N20'ofg,BIks.paImier, engaged in bu*e's a $1,400. Land 0' lakes Trailer WitkCtlOfl$4&OSFlOridaStaMss THU IISNYESNTN JUDICIAL g Used Norge refrigerator, good turnisired garage apt., Water . i HIghway 41, I 1.3rd mile west SI, JENNY CLARK REALTY Sanford, Florida 32771 Ssiltstreet. Extras includ,wail to Rem if, Saturday f*ll In' 'esved tests Glenn!.Wllros$wfpi,III,V.,LtQ LPN, I to 13 shIft. Geriatric ax. Jim Hunt Realty Inc Commercial, Sanford, Seminole Court, 1230 F. Graves, Orange OndiIion, ISO. iniy,nop3fl.1. Call 322.5311 after a WVNNF*000 Johns RIver at 5' CIRCUITiNANO .01 $RMINOI.I Phone :305)2) I Joltns River .139 o P, 'imily will carpeting, Centrai heat & air, and enjoy our .ie,aled tPwevre 3lI C. LI Park, Frm perlence prsferreo. Apply in City, Lot Peviange$ p.m. Scales Constr. Co. so Robert 0. County, Florida under the fictitious Days and After Hours Acres. 5th trailer on rIgId. COUNTY, FLORIDA. room, range, refrigerator, large 2S2lParkDr. OVERWEIGHT * seats, where you can sit & see In drape, patio, double carport, 373.23)0 Mai,,$10J0. JOhn vlleie person, Sanford Nursing & Con. * or 31* api. dean. clooe In. 50$ me. lush&wfLydlac.,Lo,*Wekiva nem.OfSANFORDQUICK PRINT lot. Nice and clean. $20,500. CIVILACTI0NN0.74.uv.cA..s.s • 377395) Embassy, l2'xld', excel. cond. Los. Inches and Pounds 3219251 well, sprinkler, fenced, plus extra comfort. vaisicont Center, 510 MellonvilIe The Huskey Co. to Russell T. Hunt Club. Foe HimI Sic 3, $g KENMORE WASHER, Water Included. 333.44) par24, Horse AND SECRETARIAL SERVICE, Publish: Sept. 5, 12. 1. 20. D74 Pasture for rent on NATIONAL HOMES AC. lots. SPP warranted. 135.000. Carpet, Rung., Stove, front Upsalal The Easy Way HI-WayllAuction Galleries Ave. SwainJr..$patrIcIaP.,uImlA, service, usedmachies. CARPENTER REAL Road. W.W.Diw&wfDoqisl.toRobmI and that i intend to regIster said DED1C $13 tflCIlth. 3234316. CEPTANCE CORPORATION WIlT REALTY Guaranteed. Call $434330 kitchen, washer, dryer, Wood (onRt.44,lmile,ast Club Unit MOONEYAPPLIANCESIJ0591 1 BR., turn. apt., _a M. Potter & *1 Linda K. LI 171 F s' same with the Clerk of the Circuit II' THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR lights, water turn.. Open House Plaintiff, CITY- 101$ Magnolia Ave.- BR. Office & store space availi Req. Real Estate Broker 321 .0540 paneled, bar, ready to move. $2_a of l-4,Sanford) MACHINIST Thomas 1. RM & *1 Ralcca ci 11. Ilk 0. EnglIsh Fits. Un. 3, Crt. Seminole County, Fiorlde in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA V. Nature adults. No pets. $95. Ibie, 1 323719$ Experienced. Smltty's Inc. has an bath home in Immaculate 3220775 or best Offer. 345.413. to ,p p, downtown Sanford. 67-Llvestodc.Poultry _a p $oa 322 274* 22% after 4 wI-days. accordanc, with the provisIons of PROSATI DIVISION CHESTER M. WELLS, et ue. it ii S-LOSt & condition. 5$e Wall to will carpeting. immediate opening. Good pay, STAN VERMILLION • Club Maosr Valt 3,113,111. Sunday 14 Earl 10. May Sr £ Maisle R. is the Fictitious Name Státutn, To. NO. 74.M.CP Knox 10*50' 3 BR, partially furn. Defendants. steady employment. Apply to: One or Two Bedrooms, carport, air, lois ci storage ares, cornor lot, 1500 Acres, osfem area. DiHIlt AUCTIONEER Paul U. Kling.le & Patricia A. Jobs M. Jules £ *1 Stsq'eilu L. LI Wit: Section $45.05 Florida Statutes Is Fe: Istatoef 2 Sows. 1 male and 7 pigs, 10 weeP-s Sale or Lease $100. MORTGAGE FORICLOSURI MUST SELL. 321.0240 Carport Sale, Saturday & Sunday, Ssnitty's Inc., 2714 Orlando Drive, sCreened in front porch. fireplace, must sell. utilities furnIshed. 130 dsp. 332. (loem. Baum) to Paul N. Klingele & 1111* A. lear Lake Ma_a' s*i,oe 2614 HIawatha Ave. 157. MAUD DOROTHY MOUCHON. old. $450. Phone 323-4410. NOTICE OF SUIT anytime. $100 Reward With Option 321.2512. and much more for only 122.500. Sept. 25 A 24, 104 Country Club .4 PatricIa A., LI 77 Green Villages. 1514 after fl 5: All Meegher Raymond W. Macember & *4 Deceased. TO: CHESTER M. WELLS 77- Autos Want.d 1173 DOWN - Attractive "Doll FortMreIurnofpJr-saandoWonts. CIrcle. Aluminum boat, '07 Amd $111. 323.756' Helen to Harry J. lrockman & PUbliSh: sept. 3, 12. 9. 30, 1574 NOTICE OF STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It _________________________ and Beautiful 1SYR.FHAFINANCING Live In Mayfair home Hass*eeer. Salary, private SAN HouW." MO PARK. 1, 2. 3 bedroom Keep money. 322.1301. 355,3 bath, "like new," HIGHLAND bassador, PARK'65 Pontiac, Jay C. Saucer & Pauline to James Mary .1.. Lt 1, Ilk A, Sweet,etec DiD-fl misc. 2013 Classified ADMINISTRATION Ads FLORENCE F. WELU, GREGORY MOBILE HOME S room, TV, use of pool. Care for 12 didn't BUYJUNKCARS-fromS10?O. wall air, kitchen equipped, trailer apis. Adult 1 family park. Coronado-. 3 BR, 2 beth. plus a 5110w market value items, REDUCED$3,000 .1. Saucer, W lWol E 251' of Niaci Oaks. Sec 3. 501,000. work,. there wouldn't be any. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING his wife, and lIO3OrIandoDnive & 3 yr.oIds. 321-1320. carpet, large Corner id, con. Owner-Broker, 323-1147 Weekly. 351$ Hwy 171). 3IWx1OW Sanford. or Call 322-1624 after 4 P.m. family Beautifully remodeled 322-5592 room I Just S 6 rooms, 11 Silo of NEIl of NElo of S.c. 11-21. Janice S. Lamb to Glenn Rodney IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST GATE WOOD MOTORS INC Sanford. 3235200 CARPORT SALE venlent to schools & shopping. 323-1930. yts. old, jiet neighborhood, cI sq. ft., new carpeting A roof, gai 31, liii N 30 for rd. INS. Lamb. Lot 53. Walden Tsr., sioc. I0HTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. THE ASOVE hYATt AND ALL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sonora , 531,300. 3 Br, 2 bath, Saturday and Sunday YOU CAN $32,500. Easy payments. furnace, large fenced lot. Ness Io5JtOpping & sctrools. sajoo. 68-Wanted to Buy Richard S. Lusk&MarI.antoVsH Hallmark Ccnstr. to Roger K. CUlT IN AND FOR SENINOLI OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED thetan action to foreclos, a morMORE CASH 2 BR cottage on river, 1)75. UtilitieS paneled family rm., fenced yard. 2illGroveDnive(Woodmere) EducatlonalChildCar,fo,asas high school. $19,300. Owner 323 • Realty Inc.. portion of LI I. Lii 2. Humke a vi EIOIUM.. U 11, Ilk A, COUNTY, FLORIDA. YOUR CAKE... IN SAID ESTATS tqag. on the IoIlng property In ___________________________ included. 322-WOor 333-4201. $2. weakly if you Beautiful buyt 323-1005. qualify. Drive By For WreckedorJunk LAKE MARKHAM ROAD0322. Ilk A. III X. Lake Kathryn p YARfl SAtE.... A C....iI., em We buy and sell 000d furnIture arid CIVIL NO. 74-IlSZ.CA-aC.E The$prinqsSpr,adlngOevlige The old adage "YOU CAN'T HAVE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County, Florida ør- 7330435. Country home with access to lake thdAddn..$30,_a. THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING th$theadmlnlstratianofmeestat, sssoo. Cars& Trucks afltlqUe5. HWY 44 AUCTION YOUR CAKE. - . AND EAT IT" Air, carpeted. 541St 1 vi SANFQRU- 62 dry Atres near St. 25th & 2lth til dark. 6 FIRST OFFER lNG-4 BR, 2 baths, L.413, GREENWOODESTATES, for swimming & fIshing. 3 BR, 3 '5441 ELM -Lovely I BR, 2 baths, RaymandF.Resta&vis GALLERIES. 322.4912. JolrflW.Noswood&vi Thor_ate FUND SOCIETY, of Maud Dorothy Mouchon, Town of Longwood, Florida. ac. Johns. $110,000. 647-till. Tangerine Dr., Sanford. lsviuIW5*5tflA.W5it5off5Ig bedrooms, $125 to $135 month, family room, wall.to.wail Any year carpqp, ttrru 3916 models. 7 days "Get Em While baths, in excellent condition. BPP John E. GrIswold $ *4 Mary K. LI Robert N. Danks Awl Rebecca H., 1 family type home, new kitchen, a first ciasa Prusinen opportunity Plaintiff, deceased, File Number 74242•CP is cording 10 the Plot theroof as SACKETT INVESTMENT Adults. Phone 323.15)0 central heat & air Conditioning. week. Call collect, 341-2131. warranted. $34,300. Webuyi4edfljrfslture v. well for garden & fruit trees. U, Woodcyat Un. 4. 137.000. BIG GARAGE SALE- SaIlboat, __________________________ Lt 1 ilk 24. HeftIer Homes Howell pending In the Circuit coiirt or recorded In Plat Book 13. Page 2. Asking $35,300. an one hand, a career wIth a CORP., REALTORS litemorahouseful They're Hot" Lewis S. MCEw £ Sersldise to Ph, Sec. 1 5fl,3j •L Fireplace, Furniture, Glassware, 2S4SParkDr Shaded fenced yard. $35400. ERNEST TYLER TUCKER, it uc., Seminole County, Florida, Probate Public Records of Seminole County, National Corporaflononthe other Hunting Camp in Farrnington Area COUNTRY LIVING- 2005 Na,. "' Sarah Skaiwo,i, LI 11, IRS Heftier Clothing. 9 to 5, Sat. A Sun. 1406 H IGH SCHOOL Charles U. Brews & *4 Helen , if ii.. 112 BRMoblleHomes Division. the address of which is Florida 78-Motorcycles We'd like to have tIre opportunIty DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Cislus- Quiet Country ne1g, The government has releailed 2 Lots, 154 * 144', with 25' Hemes OiL. Sec I. $100. Valencia Court East, 322.15)4. Adults-No Pets Defendants. Seminole County Courthouse, 'ai been Ilied against you, ut Jimmie U. Brews awl Rhesda ., to explain all this In detaIl at the S. V. Hartheick, ORIENTAL RUGS Broker Drive By money WANTED 4 BR,? DIPLOMA AT HOME IN bath, for subsidized housing with flew roof. Partly to Bernice V. Myers to Richard A. II' ci U S $ all of 6, less E 7 aluminum trailer with bath A built NOTICE OF ACTION Me,tlng Place Indicated below. Sanford, Florida. The personal are required to serve a copy of your Top prices, used, any condition. Deltona, 645-44)1 Motorcycle Insurance paneled family room. Central heat Qualified buyers. New houses Ina on room. Electricity, deep well, Moving Sale-Ref.freezer, dec. Piron & *1 Cheryl A., LI I Ilk C. alley, Ilk 11. lelaIr, $17111. TO: Ernest Tyler Tucker Litgeciian3rooinapf. But first, ifs discuss a few representativ, of this estate Is Dr. w'Iflen defenses thereto, II any, 2400 HIAWATHA - Lovely older 3 0441,26, WInter Park. rural area. No down payrvrimt. BLAIR AGENCY range, lawn mower, washer A &aIr.andIargeutilityr_aj,, 2 WEEKS fenced garden. 322535) Eastbrook s.d Us. I, 13*100. and $lIOmo.Adutts,nopets or after generalities, There will be no Ward Paul Mouchor,, whose address upon LEONARD V. WOOD, At. James 5. Brown & vi Patricia to BR. picture book charm. large Monthly payments less than r tnt. 323-3114or 323.77 10 reduced to $25400. dryer, some furniture, 3:30, 322-245. & Michael Goldsmith & Keen to Harry Rem,- £ vi Gail, LI $ Ilk I Carolyn S. Tucker, 531.504 is 19417 Tami Las., Country Club torney for plaintiff, it Suite 211, U) capital investment on your' part. REALTORS picture window, fireplace, Call to see If you qualify. 207 25th st We Buy Furniture ends. Friday ttwu Monday. 1500 Dennis .1. Mulheurn 1*4 PatricIa it Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 3 142,300. hIs wife Vlta, W000ridge, California sszss. Maitland Avenue, Altamont. except a small license tee. All tire beautiful yard. 523.000 to settle LOCH multiple lisling service i_a Ho.. Cl 350, 5000 Miles. S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL Sanford Ave. Mini Farm on S. Sanford Ave., sell 343. Spring Oeki Un. 3., 140.000. ARBOR- 215 Ridge DriveP.O. las 10132 Training will be furnished by the Nettle McKinney to John M. The name and address of me at. Springs. Florida 3270), and file ttse DAVE'S estate. interested? Excellent cord., 5390. 322-3117. CALL TOLL FREE 31A-Dpxes Owner translerredt Must sell 3 or trade for Sunland Estates Thoodores, Stoplsens, 1*4 UIIa. Mcklnnsy Awl Nettle, Its & 12 M. UNSWORTH REALT Tallahassee. Florida 32302 Company, at no expense to you. torney for ttss personal represen. original with the Clerk of the Itoy, BR. 2 bath home, block from PRICE REDUCED $5,000. Owner I 100432.3931 home. GEO. WILLMER, to Oscer T. Ferree Jr., I. Ilk 3. Lakvlew s.d. IA Mary. $100. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that tative iti 515 forth You will retail a highly accepted styled Court on or before the 20th Cash l7KawasKI,lsoCC Rig. Real Estate Broker 55-Boats & Accesoçjes leaving state. Country home, 1½ Mayfair Golf Course, includes *4 Jeun. it IS? Spring Oaks Un., a complaint to foreclose a mortgage ASSOCIATES, INC. REALTOR. & Harold Hall Realty Henry Conneil to David B. Smith All persons having claims or day ii OCtober, 1976; otherwise a product and will poy no office I BR apt., kit. equip., A-C With Extras. Good Condition 503W. 1st St. family room, enclosed sun porch, acres. 2 year old 4 bedroom, 2 131-6100. For used furniture, appliances, 18Help Vsnted vi Hazel, partof it 114, Ilk D, DR. encumbering the following real demands against the estate are ludemont may be entered against Adults. No pets. 595.32223% wk. •POfl5Si, telephones, secretarial bath, CH IA, carpeted, family room $450. 333-3.400. Must Sell 323-4041 or 323 0517 eves. IS ft. boat and trailer dhOme5ite.and 12 'no.. tools, etc. Ivy 1 or '1001 items. REALTOR MLS Debra -I.. WatkIns, Repr. eel Mitchells Survey of Levy Grant, property: help. etc. The Company will even ______________________________ _______________________ r.qulred, dys after 4WITHIN THREE yOU to,- te relief demanded in the and dining room, 2 car garage. with 75 ip motor. Call evenings, Delores Robinson to Burton v. si. Larry's Mart. 215 pun warrantyl Sanford Ave. Lot 1, Block C. NORTH MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Complaint herein. provide tIre pro5pects for you at no 323.5774 Housekeeper. S day week. child core 107 Brentwood Drl 'I, $35,900. 46Commercial Property 373-1155. See it today, lust reduced to Idyllwlide _____________________ GAutos for Sale Levee & Esther S., LI C Ilk E, Camercn.Irown Co. to Gerald W. ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION Charge to vms. You will be able to Unfurnishid, two bedroom. Seçrity THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 146000. 3 BR, 2 baths, beautiful WITNESS my hand and seal of I after school, good benefit,, 137400. want to buy furniture, toilet fixDeposit. Adults Preferred. 333Summersot North. Sac. 4.133.100. Brown&wfT,rnaC.,Lt3,p, of UNIT 1 asper- piat recorded in THISNOT10E,tofiiewlthpheclerk said Court, this 13th day of Sep 3 BR, 1 bath frame. 512.500-Terms work your way up the ladder ci interior with fireplace. 10 pci. Boat, Hi-performance, r,f,rences & transportation LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' fm,,. BOSS tures. envthi,v, ,,i .,..I,. ii Michael C. Athoy $ Carel is Shad Hill. $34 Plat Book 17, page 32, Public 44 or 323-75*5. success by first operating your avaIlable. the Court a written statement Of tlsT%ber. 1976. down, 7~ pcI. Interest. $373 u, uiursy, 17', 133 HP Marc., power Lease a DOtIUflinclUdiflQ 2 cars and required. Sweetwate,- Oaks. $2I CITY- 310 Chapman Ave.- Duplex tape * 155' deep ona corner-sit.. 2 ACRES LAND. Geneva area. Well. 3439 Neacy A. libsee. sqL, N Mel Lte 11 TImphie, Laud C.. tat.. le Harold Records of Seminole County, any claim or demand they may (Sell) own Company Branch and then all. trim. 9771 or 1400339 after 5 p.m. 322-1104. trucks. For intor-matlo call mu pays Super Motor Guide Troll Zoned for mobIle In super I.$U location sq. ft. of building Florida. at home. 14,000. super zoned for 3l&UIS$Y.f341Lml1,lak. R.HuIhortJr.,$wlval price. building up your terrItory Into 3 BR, Wi bath, maso,w-y. 5)00 down, have.Eachclaimmustbeinwrltlng Arthur H. Beckwlm, Jr., C..Lt j1311 motor, depth finder, & more. Antiques and Collectables wanted. Ray or Jack MInk, 131.1311. oltices. Near town and hOspital. Waymam HIs., Laba A., _a.tog. ee, Trail_ad $17,900. M5 bIefl filed against you and you and must Indicate the FORREST aPP (Jnf.jsj many such Irancties. All this • $130 mont P11. basis for the Clerk of the Circuit Court 13400.323-1347. ENJOY Cleaning tir, garage again? MovIng • STORE BUILDING with 3 apart. Small turns of Quality lewelry, warranted. Just $25,500. __________________________ GREENE 114C., REALTORS. Glenna V. Moiwee to Roy L. Winter Sags Div. Corp to sre required to serv, a copy of your claim, the name and address of me lime, you will share in the JUST MAKE • By: Jean F. Wilk, profits PAYMENTS... '72 end ments. 7th & Cypress. $11,900. thina. etc. 333-1jj7 i0is,.. the same Items around you 5304*33 eves. 322-5770. 2 Siradedacreson peaceful St. Jots'ns Kandrick. Lawrenceburg, md- Il Baywood Design & Corel. Inc.. LI wr TAFFER REALTY efees.Ifany.toitonvAit creditor or his agent or attorney. -'fl-'Medels. dali 733-5500 or 531. Of the efforts made by those In. 3lRhomeinPaoiaonorangeBI. Deputy Clerk ROBSON MARINE moved last spring? Planning on LAKE MARY- 1401115 St.1.4: ItlO Normandy Pitt, $100. pg River. I year old custom be III Winter Springs Un. 4. sn10.. ecs divIduals in DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE, PA., and the amount claimed. If the Publish: Sept. 19. 24. Oct 3, 10. 1,76 ReilEitateBrok,,lilt your cheage, PINE'.' WOODS BARN while me 297$ Hwy 17.93 We Buy storing them another year? Don't Call after 12 noon, 323.439. Beautiful lakefront,) BR,2 bath, Roy L KoridricK & *4 Lesta to attorne for thu plaintiff, at Post clalmisnotyetdue,thedat,w,wnfl DiD-tOO home, 7700 sq. ft. under toof, 5100£ 25'P% St Bay_ad Design . Company continues to pay all the Merchandise Furniture & Miscehianenus. Sell to 322-3961 ___________________________ de It. Plan a garage sale and don't custom home on big Lake Mary. Benjamin Oaiarza Awl Carmen, it Mthøy V. Grossi & *1 Carol, U 41$ Office Box 71), Orlando, Florida will become due shall be stated. If many extras. Reduced to expenses. You will be allowed 147,0 30. for 30 pct. commissIon. Free Pick. 1973 VW Super Beetle, air, radio, DeItona-35R,l'.bath. PtroneillforgeS to advert ie It in the Herald 323-7832 Paneled FR, with $tcJri firep'ace 10 Normandy Park, 517,300. heater, new tires. Al cord. 322. See and appreciate. Open Sundimy, 37102. and file the original with the the claim is contingent or IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR build your little empire, wtriie me WIrier SprIngs Un. 4. 3521 ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. after p.m. S 1$' Fiberglass Orlando ClIpper, 70 want ads. Like magic, the clutter 1dr,arn kitcheni A super Value at SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. _____________________________ Greeter Consir. Corptooeorge* 2 to S. Shad Lane off Mullet Labe EVES 322.1517 or 322 06)2 "51. Sanora South Inc. to Thomas A. Clerkoftheaboye.stymedCouflonor unliquldated. the nature of Company pays you a salary, an ip Mercury Santont 3222270. motor, 5O-Mjscejianeous tilt trailer, for Sale 112,500. will disappear, and you'll have Dye Jr.. Awl Geneva, LI *30 Wlnsor Vincent 1 *4 Mildred Q.. 1? 36 Park Road. before October itt', $974; otherwse, uncertainty shall be stated. ii me PROBATE DIVISION Immaculate) BR, 2 overwrite, Commissions, bonuses, Rent or Sill 1-ISO. 3.49-5401 after s and extra cash in your pocket. Manor, 1st Adan.. $4,900. a ludgm.nt may be entered agains, claim Is secured, tIre security shall Pile Number 76.2$).CP Edward T. ConIan 1144 Mustang, v-s. Automatic, 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, blIP'. carpeted, garage, fenced yd. Sonora SO. Un. One, 527.300. and even Personal Expmees weekends. Highway i east, near vI Rug 10' 67Stamps-Colr8 * 9', central heat and reversibl, with G&H0ev.Co.toWa,dHcinc. Realtor 644-ISJ air. Phone 323. pad; $153 mo 323-7454. cruise control. Air Conditioning, Sonora South Inc. to Angelo E. yo or the relief demanded In the be described. Th. claimant Geneva. you are taking some short trips on Call Sanford's Sales Leader MONOORAMMER TRAINEE lI IN Rh: ESTATE OF it 231 Woodcrest Un. 5 13110. 1001. complaint, AM.FM. new tires A brakes, Aire Traveler (McGraw-Edison); deliver sufficient copies of the claim Bovello & *4 Anqelisra U.. it siness, It does lOVed excel Longwood Manufacturing Co. ANFORD -OPEN lOUSE -12 the clerk to At. LITZ BEAZLEY III Greater Ceastu-. Carp, Ii lea J. Sonora South unit ,.. electric hedge trimmer; upright 1971 Larson Boat with 123 HP Sale- All Coins, '-i cents to dollars like you CAN have your 4 BR, Wi bath, paneling, carpef, WlTNiSSmyhandandthesealof to thi clerk to enable coed. Mileage low 40's. Recently dark-By Owner, save realtor IiK Longwood. Phone 5315430 grass SzarewIcs&.IL_a, it S Ilk H trimmer; __________________________________ 322-7412. 3222420 -- Deceased drapes. cemral air. $210 'no. $300 fertilizer Evinnud, and cake. . .and eat it. inepecf, $700. 323-51so. o!on the 1st day ci Sep. mail one copy tO each personal Devca of Ott iat., s Steven ..'s ws at 10 JOHNNY WALKER Trailer. 319-3443. pct. of trends. Allowing 300 3 BR, 1½ bath, central H & 1, spreader. III W. 20th St., Ph. 372. ',mgqy lWII5 VP j7J•-1 Well, make a little investment reps-esentalive. McGlInc%eyawfNleaJ..4,5 pct. over face for U.S. silver in Ill) " Rig. Real Estate Broker ANYTIME LAKES IDE APARTMENTS 20' screen patio, garage, carpetsd. 75 Johnson, 12' V-BM Fib. Boat. '75 0311. AVON ADMINISTRATION MarondaHom.slflc.,foRobmIT Camele? UN.?. (Sell) Super Beetle, one ownef,ex. now, INVEST an hour of your time Allpersonslnt,r,stedIntheestat. trade. Cash examol.: 191$-S $23,500. 2351 Marshall Ave., or 320. Highway 17.92, SfnrGeneral Contractor To ALL PERSONS HAVING celIent condition. $1493. Multiple Listing Service Crispi *1 MI_avaM it 31,11kV. Cert. Trailer', .7 Evinrtjde 9.9 hp. Arthur H. Beckwittr, Jr., tO whom a copy of this Noficeof , ., Eldridge Banks & *4 Willie V. to Phone and see us in person, so we can Wirier Springs. sharp 3 Lincoln.F. $4.50. Phone 323-0100. ,,, r0s* i_a. HAVE A VERY MERRY A Guaranteed 333-4457 From Ranch Hous,, Way to lose ttsoss Complete Excel. Cond. Foxmoor Unit I.S2I.000. Clerk of ti'e Circuit Court Administralion has beer maIled ii CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST bath, fenced yard. $225 sri. plus 322REALTORS Abrahamionesjr.,&wfLo..wilaLt give you all the details of this CHRISTMAS-. and the money to 2565 PARK pgt.m05 aria incises. ciii THE ABOVE Mats Inc.. to Andrew J. MihansIl 19. ilk F. Washington By: Mary N. Darden ESTATE AND ALL 323. U700rs3l.rnl dsp. rquired WITHIN THREE MON. exceptional OpportunIty. Come $310151 or $31-SlOe. pay br It. Start now-selling TIhe "Good Ole Days" have nsvrPr 1967 Pontiac Convertible, 319 engine $42 6230 to find out how. 70-Swap & Trade & .4 lana, it ill Winsor Minor. 1sf $16700. Clerk ThIS FROM THE DATE OF THE OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ands.emeatthe I left the Classified Ads. beautiful products. Make me ALMOST NEW HOME ______________________________ good condition, needs minor IN THE ESTATE: S. Sunland, Adds.. 130.000. PublIsh: Sept. S. $2, 15, 24. 1976 3 BR, carpeted, .1. Harold Walker & *4 Mary to FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SHERATON.SANFORD INN beautiful money. Call 644-3075 for repair, aSking $200. Also 59-?/vsical tv'erchand,se Buys are stIll The BasIl RiChard 0. Wilson lwf Diana 1. .ioel John lwt Twila. Lt 991 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED orapes, fenced, clean, lessi. $175. DEO21 A CLASSIFIED AD FOR i,io SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET Large3 BR, l'.'i NOTICE, to file any obisctiosw they bath, no qualifying Sanford of information. Yamaha $75 rr ---. 1.LAu... ..•-.. that the admInistration of the estate to Jerry Lee Jackson, it 231 15. Pinatrwat. L4.• a ie.ier or a buyer. uxe5 wionoay. Slot. 21. II .wme su,,w mortgage. $157 may have that chaIl.,i. tk* .1,. -. V..-. Lake Mary3 BR, 2 bath, Pianos A som.worm.,t",uns, near AL LITZ BEAZLEY, deceased, ProposedPiaIofChulaVlsJa,$00. SELL. AND WATCH THE Electronic Organs with No charge. All admitted free. monthly. Some equity and move Call 322. Pleaw, No Phone Calls. Personal 3 Bedroom wood frame home, VernerW. Nelson A .4 Grace to 'N THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND validity of tire decedent's will, the lake, large lot with citrus. Cent. H. automatic rhythm section Liberal after 4p.m. or wk.nds. Mats Inc. to Ross Minneci & * Dale N. Varnar &wf Mary L.. N 2*0' FOR PROFITS GROW Come browse every Sunday lbS SEMINOLE in. C H&A. carpeted, unclosed COUNTY, qualIfications of the personal FileNumber74.211.Cp,ispendingin N'urses: RN's & LPN's, Aides. Aid. lnterviewa Only) A, carpeting, carpet throughout, paneling many extras. Al tradesoffer,d. In all Judith I., LI 100 WIniir Manor, 1st of S 12 th. of E 55' of W 1051.14' of FLORIDA. Bob Bali's Piano , garage. representative, or the venue or the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE companion. Needed' Immediately. at the Movieland DrIve-in ill3CPisysler Newport Sincerly. cond. 535,900. 323.3$2. Leorooms & living rm., on fenced Two Air condItioners, 11.500 BTU. 'owner. PS, Organ Sales 1. Western Auto, County, Florida, Probat, Division, Adds., $47,500. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1754. lurlsdictlon of the CCitt. Theatre, South 1742. Phone 373. Sec 33-1930 515.300. 301 Mr. Daddis PB, AC, excellent condition. $1,055 %',scre. $175. 10,500 Lake Mary ares. 323-4377. CIareA.SaIm.rJr.a *1Lllliauts BTU, 150 Can be seen W. Firit St., 372.3355 3211. the address of which is Seminole The Greater Constr. Corp to CA..I.F Or. Ward Paul N than. SELLING OR BUYING? Call me. JOHN SAULS AGENCY at 603 Cherokee Lane. County Court House, Sanforsi, Charles 10. Willis, LI 1 Crystal Hector D. Garcia & *4 Amanita ,re: thi Marriage of WANT TO SELL As Personal Representa, Over 75 beautiful homes to choose N., 21-Situations Florida 32771. nted, 11*1. Tidud Aid.., 52,_a. The RICHARD C. SPAIN personal YOUR HOME? _____________________ live ci the Estate OP LI 10. II 0. Seminole Sites. $25100. from. Phyllis Capponl, Realtor. Broker,fl3.7I74 Alsoc. 3230455 3-Mobile Homes Wm. T. $lmpkhn & *4 Dalmah I. representative of the estate Is uylng a new home? Moving to an FULLER BRUSH petiti_a Maud Dorothy Mouchon, Jay C. Saucer & Pauline to Jay Night ASsociate. Alter hours 534-1723. Day to Ronald i. Simplins & *1 Bar. Frank Saucer, BAR NETI BANK OF apartment? and WINTER Reasonable Handyman -no lob boo 322 1947 Deceased E 152' of N'i. of SE¼ FRICKE I FRICKE bara. It iSA W'nof 14. Blk U. Lake of NE¼ of NEL, of S.c. 1421-31 PARK, NA. whe address Is 210 HELEN L. SPAIN small. Will do garage cleaning, 32' wide, furnished, i e. AC. I Donald C. Jones. Esquire TORY ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS, HANDYMAN SPECIALI Park Adults. Also 1 Wavman Heights, Lake Adds. LW, F* $100. C it Avenue South, (P. 0. Box some action with a Herald house painting or land clearing. traIler space. 372- • Guaranteed reconditioned auto Respondent Griffin A Jones, PA. 1)1-3253. ,;:_ jJ $9400. 3000), Winter Park, Fla. 32710. The Call uvenlrrgs, 323-1913. You ran aa.II, n.. ,.i. batteries. ci, ec EXPERTS REflDY TCI NOTICE OF ACTION ClaSsified ad. We'll help you write 515 Pan American Building w sov vrlll Gnats Cusir. Carp to Richard I 'IT nam, and address 01 lIre personal Jerry 0. Weber & urban is J. Ferlane & *4 Barbara A. LI TO: HELEN L. SPAIN an ad that will bring fast sale. REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 home into a) or 4 bedroom cheap. 250 N. Orange Avenue Jimmy laskert & wf Ruis N., LI?? lI reprulntative's attorney WIll care for Sinford Ave. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Only CALL elderly lady or penwe sit $1,000 down. 322-2411 rlando, Florida 32s01 $130 payments. PHONE CALL ____________________________ F. karisele Sites, 531,111. Sanford's newest residential neighborhood 37Busjness eneva Little Lb Georgia Tart. 537,911. forth below. tletnan in private horse. Call alter YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Attorney for Personal 3224620 H. Miller & Sons of ott. Inc. to Hand made All leather 5 p.m., MiChael 1. Yeweli & Joan L. to Randall S. Molnar & *4. PatrIcia D., that an action for DissolutIon of persons having purses, 322-2)05. claims or wallets, Representativ, ardens belts and Chtckbook wallu?s. .lohnR. Higgini&wf Mary E.. LI), LI 113, San SebastIan Hts., Un. demands against the estate are W earl looking for a retired couple LAKEMARYSUITOFFE Mmrig, has been filed against you Publish: Sept. 15, 26, 1116 __________________________ PRIME OFFICE SPACE New 2•3 & 4 Bedroom Homes to live on our property (tO acres, SparklIng 3 BR, 1'.-, bath requIred, Bib A, San Sebastian HIs.. Un. 2, 525.000 WITHIN Ordernowlor Christmas 373 3711 viymsar,requlredto..,v,ay DED1) TM R FE With home with Ot Without Lease, 24-Busi,s Modern portunstles 10 family room. mInutes tixury Patio from downtown $42,762 San MONTHS FROM THE DATE O Inside laundry room, Aluminum Siding Fern 1. Klruraird to Harold M. ofVOVrwlftendefonl.stoit if any Landscaping & Building. Air Cvi. & Carpeting. Home Improvements 30 Gal. water system, o. ia, ford). The lady will have house central heat & air. Listed ______________________ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF H Miller & Sons On. Inc., to Kinnaird,WiOQ'ofE5a'ciN71J.of on Carroll Burke, Attorney br 373-1301. at NOTICE TOCREDITORS FROM heavy 25,OOO Studio, duty keeping wood lathe. duties and $21,900, 1,2,3 care for our flISTDlIlT(lDCUucs 5150, Janice N Eaton, THIS NOTICE, 101111 with the clerk Owner wants otters. LI *72 Sari E' sot NW'.. o• NE'.. of Sec. 23-20-33. Petilloner, whose address Is 6)2 O.er rOl.er t'oe *ih al 'r'ruir OFSUUCTRANSPI* Lawn Core Phone _________________________ 323 $409. children. The man will be Sebastian Hts., Un. 4, 132447. IBedroomA phi. Sanford Atlantic Bank BuildIng. A soIft itilcm Also Carpentry, Reming Atks.tions. & Mobile Home, $100. DATE: September U. 1974 of the above court a written YOUR VERY OWN VA responsibi, for the care of the Financlng.Nothing Down. FNA Custom Sanford, Florida. and lIl• Ihe TO: ALL CREDITORSOF IRVIN F. statement of any claim or demand Work LictnseØ. Quiet, One Story C.utteri 20 rs £10 Forrest Greene Inc. Bonded S-ic POOL SACRIFICEEXPERT LAWN CARE groundi. A salary and separate Flee estimate 32)6034 original with the Clerk of Circuit TRIPPLER db-a TRIPPLER they may hive. Each claim must be BUSINESS Eagle Sdncs Co 151 ISo) Kitchen Equipped $305133 Leading manufacturer and Mowing, Edging. Trimming living quarters will be offered to We need a distributor to handle _______________________ in writing and must indicate the REALTORS Court, Sanford, Seminole County, CLEANERS, INC. Conventional.5% Down diStributor bras aluminum recEstimates Phone32 $792 the right couple who must be Adult.Famlty Lovely old established dealers who will be basis for the claim, the name and Window Washing, Floor Stripping & Free Florida. on or before tIre 25th day ci Pursuant to me provisions ____________________________ Completely restored? tangular pools leftover from 1975 S sober, reliable and Christian inWaxing, October AD. 1574; otherwise a Section o-ioi of tire Uniform address of the credItor or his agent retailing our products, These Carpet Shampooing story home. season, Beauty Care 3 Chain-link fed Real half price. Guaranteed clividijals. References will be One Bedroom or attorney, and the amount Homes ready for your InSpeCtion Free estimate 323 1911 • default will be entered against you Commercial Code (F.S.A. products are manufactured and acres. 155.000. 3231116. instailation and terms. Call 305checked before interview is claimed. If tire claim Is not yet due, Pest Control for the relief demanded In the IO7).youareherebynotifie4the, guaranteed by some of Ire From and Immediate OccUpancy $359351 collect. Central Heat A Air Conditioning. ef ranged. Reply to Box III, co nation's best known producers of Petition, I the 13th day of October, 1910, a the date v"rn It will become due 'I For fr TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON estimates, BATEMAN REALTY The Evening Herald. P.O. Box Cf II Carl Original Equipment for the be stated. if the claim is WITNESS my Hand and Seal of transfer in Bulk assets of TRIP. (formerIyHaniett.551,,ye,,, Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Harris at SEARS in Sanard 2SanfordAve.,4 Blocks Souffiof Airport Blvd. contingent or unliquidated, tir, this Court on tins the 14th day ci PLER CLEANERS, INC., Automotive industry. This Rg Real Estale Brker -3057. Sanford. Flu. 32171. ART BROWN PEST CONTROt whose natur, of Counter tops. 319 E. First 1771. Sinks Installation ____________________________ 322 57 business can be Operated our of the uncertainty shall be September, A.D. 1914. 26)55 So.iiora Ave business address is 11$) East 1505 W. 25th St. 342 Park Drive available. Bud Cabeil 372 lOS? FOR INFORMATION CONTACT your (SOul stated. II the claim is secured, own horn, on a part lIme or STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. 1f SALON BY Altamonte DrIve, Altamont, tIre eves 372 7613 3335113 anytime. ________________________ full time security basis. shall 1 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. be described. The CIassitied Ads didn't work lhore I SprIngs. Florida, will be snide to Sanford, Ha. claimant shall Tomorrow may deliver sufficient Carpet Cleaning woulon- t be any. Clerk of tire Circuit court b the day you sell RUDOLPH 0. McDUFFIE, whos, _____________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Sd' Utility trailer, Rebuilt, en j) EXTREMELY HIGH iSr. Sizes, tint roll.ai,y bed you'te ly: Cherry Kay Travis address is 241 Orienta PoInt, copies of the claim to the clerk to 'y closed. Lights hook up, hitch, JL.R LiTTLE FEE .IGENCY" F BROKERS Roof Repjrx, Carpentry, Painui.g SUlLDER.OvELopgR RETURNS ON THIS Deputy Clerk nowhere to roll away SWE 1rithet' ripaty II (shads. We've U-led Aitamotie Springs, Florida. The enable the clerk to mail one copy to spare time. 3227627 trom 36 p.m It you Any Size Sofa & Chair Shimpoondi Home Repairs, Gutter,na_ Cemenl CARROLL BURKE Dys-3fl dl?) place a CIisSlfied Ad today. debts of the transferor are not be ,,, personal repr_antativ,. EXCITING GROWTH sell It .11 aid SI for several yral but all the offers have hens a fir Read This!!! work. Free estimates 53$ $o - tiunvi. sand, rock. cement, Scotch Guard, both for $35; Living Stepping AlIpersnsinterflti Nights-333 2352 Attorney for Petitioner Manaeed J _.2Ti1,1s, o11JulV ___________________________ the estate paid in full by the rsIgne bU'f51 BUSINESS I--11nCtlCafly Daiblig d.wi aid * 7SI(I room, dining area, half, rug the bslaiee. Cu you 412 Sanford Atlantic lank steel, wire mesh. Window seals, whom a copy of this Notice of and the following iflVOflT%ition We Can Help You Wills our top qualIty products tire 3 BR, 2 bath, large family room, shampooing, regardIex at size, Lt iCiassIfi benches, flower poti steps. Bldg., Administraticn has beer mailed ezebaige thIs Ad help ou llnø ope11y fee is? are turnislredtoyouherewsm: Sewing As An mpIoyer large lot. Oak A fruit trees. One Of $3993 3 39 more room for Sanford, Florida 37771 WITHIN success of our distributoritilpo MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. THREE I. The property to be transferred requlr, storage. ClaSSified Sanfont's best areas. Best otter 309 Elm Ave. depends on lop quailty people. Ads livid buyers fast, Publish: Sept. 19,20. Oct 3. 10. 1576 consists of: business, Inventory, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF _________________________ Or Employee 333-515) De& Mr. FA, _____________________________ Consequently we require a man or over $17,000,with good terms. 322 DED.N equipment, furnitur, and fixtures THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Call Antique upright Piano, paint IllS. By Owner. woman with high ethical stanI'I,'3 fl(* quite sure I (mdeI'gafld wbit you IZriifl b Alterations, DressMaking, Drapes. which is localed at 1113 East THI5NOTICE,tofiieInyObi junkJ ' TIlRE SERVICE MANAGERSprayer, Rockwell slide rule dards, good sredit and a minimum they UPo45tery. 3330107. may have that challenges tire Altamonte property unless you are roferring to Iti Condltl11*. DrIve, Altimonte PUBLIC NOTICE calculator, .ocal household & yard Clearing ci 53.700 cash validity SICId ci the decedent's will, tht Owner Says by InSprings. I But, reganilus, aiiy property Cifl be .ZchangefJ. The Evening Herald Classified Ads goods. 327 3409 __________________________ 010 CHEMIST- Experienced, ventory and end services for this The 2. TM estimated total Of the qualifications of the personal Department Of En. offer- no fancy Claims. - -Juit ieal with radio active compounds LIGHT HAULINGI YARD represmtativ,, or the venue prestigious position. If you meet vlrocvnentalkrvicesisinrecepiof transferor's debts is Unknown. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE N) NAGER TRAINEE- Fast foods "Move Results' ANOGARAGE CLEAN UP the above requirements and would C&A - 0121y Wrong ownership. Whai may be JUDk tO ifl an application for the corn: t)dlon 3.Asdwduieoftheprcpertytobe Iuri$dlction of the COU.'t. BackHoe BUY -SELL--I RADE Service AU'TO PAINTER-S to 4 yrs. Exp. ____________________ Phone 3195)71 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND like to build your Own business t'aw and a 1 ..'v list III 355 E -. 'edf rg of ciapnivateboatkan4,hn,erat the Ready to move mt 3 Bedroom, F'rst St ti drI. clot, rock owner will be an opportimity tot iI10thlr Individail with a d11 322 1422 BIT AGENT- WIll train OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEC with limited outside activity, wrIte the following descri Alt k,na of dggng bath, newly painted inside and property: creditOrs of the above named Housetra,Iers AR CHITECTURAL DRAFT. ferent pc'obJein or objective. today before your area is closed. Lot IS, Block A Spring Lake Hills, transferor, as furn'shed by the said WILL BE FOREVER BARRED storp arr Tree Service out, screened patio Very large P401st Lifter; combination shower O,ld 322 Cli) MAN- Part time, gnat money the lint include your phone number publication of thIs Inst oror, may be inspected at n. Park The requlruntt of "quality" by ewhangors La not applied tO PhI look 15. Pages l't ld fenced yard with wooded area to _______________ _______________________ PB* OPERATOR and commode chair, swivel Notice of AdministratIc,: Sept, tidal Records. Semile Cnty, t011O*iag address. Dine P. DiP-ecu, 24, rear. $23,730. Call Caroline _____ I walker bath tub bencti. Commode property -but to clients. have cver discovered apropexty YR AVEL AGENT-. 2103 Yrs. exp. 'I Bedroom _________________________ AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT ESTER 5014 LAND CLEARING EsquIre, 300 Highway 1192. Fern - Florida. lIoltzclaw. Associate, extension seat; wheel chair tray FL 2 Bath ORAL DESIGNEREsTree "good bad" - that could sign s trnitract Only clients can do CORPORATION Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work Trimming. Cutlarg L By: BAR NE TT BANK OF The above properly ii located in Part, Florida 12730. for Ernest QUALITY FIOMESATMODERATE PRICE A Jennings erienced 2265 wheel East 4th Removing. Licensed an InsUred deis South, Suite 20 Fill dirt, lop soil. 3225543. C F SHEPHERD WINTER PARK, N. A. 4. The transfer is th Section 23, Tounsirlp 21 South. Chair; seat cushion arid back rest Painting. CURITY- Part tim., exp., local Phone 323 4403 or 323-1149 Murray l'Iolladay Road '' By: S-James R. Lobley, V.P. A Remodeling, General Central Heating and Air CondItIoning Range 39 East (vacant for wheel chair. 3224117. _____________________________ beer to pay or satisty ezlng debts. And if the client doe-s not poseaa a sincere motivation tO SAlLES REPS-. C Salt Lake CIty, Utalr, $4)); Trt licer Repâ.r. Call 37) $75. HIJGHEY EQUIPMENT The amount of new conCarpelung change hs P tlon, the moot deslrabkj *opit'ty in the8tate Is of 735 and 255 Roiling_ad Trail). NECHAI1CS, MECHANICS, Lite Clearing; Mowing. Discing; I1EAL ESTATE As Personal Representative Comments by property O*Iee siderallon to be paid for tIre above Deluxe Aluminum above ground Realtor Fill Dirt, Clay; Rock; Siid of the Estate of 322 7191 -WE SELL SUCCESSno intereof to the eschnngor. within 300 eel at the Pr000sad described bulk transfer Is $37400.00, Swimming pools. (2) 13*24 and Carpentry, Remodeling & Roofing. 201 Commercial amrc,,1x ____________________________ Housewashing Panting, Inside & AL LITZ BEAZLEY Lo.rder. Ph 322 5*27. 32) 3176 15's))' Complete. I t5. old, project should be .n writing to tire and Is to be paid on October 13, 1976, Deceased out. Custom built cabinets & SANFORD-. Pick your own new _____________________________ rsposs.SSed, Sacrlfi.e. of Environmental at 500 hIghway 17-92, Fern Park, OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY I TIL 3 price. lnntance, call for an appointment and we will dudy the Department Cut carpet,) BR, i½batPls,sloodow ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL kal Help General Maintenance Ucensed Typing, filing Services, 4)22 Orlando Drive, Florida. Call collect 303 2730410. 4 01 fice Experience needed. Good REPRESENTATIVE: PS $176 mo. pays all. I'., annual PdXI Yt's. exp. Alsp shamppong of DENO DIKEQU of Landscaping Sanford, Flotidi 32771. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS 3OApartmenfs Uniurnlghed Idblanc:? I, etficnI,,on tJø rat,, 340 Mos. $70,000. carpets & ru pirolsl.ring. Free John DiM. Names. Esq. Wanted, Residential site for Baldwin A Dikeou MictriseI J. Haltaway Send yow- quedlon to: SPRINKLER SYSTEMS F 2nd Winderweodl., St estimates. *304050 Mamas, Ward - 3237010. • swimming 100 Highway 1797 pool Chairman Leading Lawn Core R.*1 Estali livestwesta CRAM K CON'ST REALTY & Woodlnan, PA. distributor wants a nice backyard Fern Park, Florida 32730 bid of County Commus, I UN Alltypesandsi zes __________________________ REALTOR5-aJ06l EMPLOYED? Never again If BAMBOO COVE APTS P.O. Box ISO The £veilng Hed to display new 1970 model above Classified- Ads will always give you Ptiin sloners We repair and serv ce u have On. A sincerq Eves.33335i9 2 Bidroorn apartmen, ,Much More thin Winier Park, Florida 37790 end ground pool. Top consideration YOU ARE MISSING SOME THING Aitorney for Transferee STIflE MACHINE & * Noth Freacb Aeense Seminole County, Florida ill W. lSlh IF YOU furruistred or untvrnhshed. Newly Sanford, FIa. nbiton Serious only pf.as call -you e*pect. Tefiphøne- 203-444-4312 HAVEN - I TRIED A given for prime location. Call 305 Publish. St. 9. 24, 1975 Publish Sept. 25, 1,76 Lake Mary SUPPLYCO si 3 BR, it42056 , Sanford Florida 171 bath new redecorated aften 4pm. or write *010 Publish CLASSIFIED AD Sept. 24 1 Oct Come sac. C Airport 3. 1974 4374330 collect. DED-03 LATELY 207W 2nd St OEO $77 homes Slart at 5313Cr) with 170 lovanni, Deitona, FIa 13743 3224472 For Appointment Call 303.322.3)03 __________________________ Blvd, Sanford, 323-1340. DED 125 down. Government funding. By 5 AJ,WC) SHOTGUN A RIFLE 20 builder. $34.I4fl Equam Housing Pc?. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 S Opportunity. French Ave., 323-7340. - ____ . - Ridiewood 'no. Used Office Furniture - - - 4S-1vUa. NsrsM, hurd P1. rosm, SeRy, SipS. is. irn I - $3,000 .w - Sanford Apartments Noon , - Noon ___________________ . Monday Sept - . ___________________ - ____ - your _____________________ L.gaI NotI ___________________ FUTURA s, s*000. Sanford Auction ' - - . s. _____________ . s - _____ - 31-ArtnNiWs Furnished u. _____ _______________________ - - • ______ .. _____________________ _________________ - Kjilwyn , . , _______________________ . _________________ Found . ___________________ ___________________ HAVE _____ 1-lntructinjn ________ . - . - I, _______________________ - ______________________ . 322-4132 . , - _______________________ __________________________ - -• AnytIme ____________________ - ___________________________ _________________ __________________ - ___________________________ ____________________ = Hal Colbert Realty _______________________ - _____________________ - ______ __________________________ - - ___________________________ _____________________ . - • - V'w.rueu - "- _______________ ___________________________ . . _____________ _______________ I- I and 55 14, __________________________ -- - - - - --..-- - - ,,. -• - . . - ______________________ _______________ - ____________________ ____________ BUSINESS DIREC _____________________ OUTH - 1 '.• _ V G _______ _______________ '"./.,.'vuruum JUST A _____________________- - I- ' Apartment __________________ - . .•' - Estate '135 Invest nients -, LARRY ' Bralloy Qdham-3234670 _____ We 111k, 322.2090 4 - - - Mr.F.A. 323-5176 Hauling Land - _____ ___ It!!!!" Uppland . - _____ We Home Improvements ___ - all Bart - Rentab - ' Well Drilling '' '- - & . j I CONSTRUCTION Inc - - - . ___ _- Our-I I , ' - .,..,. - - - j ____________ - ., ' .,', 81 c ,i't.; .-..d_ l,. st Your Business D1QI 322-2631Q9ç1 - --' :: .:....,., I - I 7_ -. M:4 - - ' -.-''--:--: -•-.--(. I 4Lêi -- �YtS- -'-1CB BREAK _1' t CB Enliveñs The College " 1978 Could Spell End Campus Of Normal Operations By1110=11 AN= when the adln Is 8W a ducrlon of who's and any member can Ilatan to and pluck the fruits of The GiOv-411q11 w1pi Is "5 baw Iiappsnlag (via the pclIcelr, service), a cam. their labors. ____ radio be'agi to the trichera to b muektkan device which can do 9th15 other Thanks to the Named ananymlty 01 CS handles, America. After an, they're the people who IIvvw*lonJ media are unabl, to do those colorful nl*i-'isp and paeudwjws coined discovold it Is On flrdpeuibI*k*oa ft Infacta aft nM1vetotheeiete oranybythetruchera,ft'spu.ibletoa,ciailie' WANd pkpm. Its h to rig OW Top 45 radio. and chat up birds without bi nI ig yofygd thank for the l and Be more colorful heal... After all, with an aitire_reit co.inimfty to You may well discover that Fozy Lady, that lkt who cthe range Middle America far meving CS oat 01 the truck .r.,agecafig kwIththeIow,.ezyvofcaIiot1psthe.csJesat I atops and onto television and the comic pagis. Is a more I$ miles? In poly.canpu cunmucitles, lii pounds. may _______ l.c*,r that Ready BIplt1e Is CS may have tabul IsIW.at Un'S Is 10 the that's InO to p.m1 intramural debates the skinny kid with .me who site behind her In maw CIMPFA bet IV$ hem this seem in the mw cr indimp a It does between Bernard Sociology. Nonotheless, the two,cm chat for bogrg, form 01 hand-held tiinCelviuj (Ideal far k4IVthg and ClanbIa (or (lumb&a and NYU), LyrjIa and building romantic daykeams, bilutufly unaware of tr$Ck 01 engineering iu'Ii a'd lag Iii T$I5De the UnIversity of eiota and Wime.ota the phr.Icsi realities touch On field trips), mobile CS rigs (_. for late. locating d4o.flnd parking spots end avoiding the There are always people ready to listen In, and Only r be u you rally want to neai you come oat local coii.Iaboiery), and CS bane s which have those rawly to taIk whenever the opportunity - can hLsiiá M mac of those . Ilhefl am Ski IEUIiJ dare fin MS Bill of ___ blue collar belt —_like Rim' to (] 'bt wo,1l.g Interpersonal_nudn4k" Nor Is all the talk jat talk. CS radio Is becomin p gName, Mack Bart and Lonesome AIOUM And t doeea't cover sack goodies an vs a aeful daly tool, too, aid by fraternities to study the carnpue, ft's more likely to be Burlington Settle, for teats, to compare Information. (k)• _____ the Bookworm, luiliOue Sal or Lonesome GaL I01UBMd on Wbuu the_ctiin Is,wbkb what University group, for enn$e1 finds it more local bank Is being robbed,and who's being pursued ticket to assign parts *a research project to Whether your favorite didut niIi4aha his CS by pollm several members, than have them report back via rig on cpa for fm and iameu for ftIOfl CE, in fad Is debts wt1 the some things for (B radio, for sociffilift, or for study, there's the Invention of the college creed that We best doing for the rod 01 In pre.CE days, that TTItt keeping a pocketful the telephone. I Amerlprevil.g InIa'IIN, " "eta 01 dImes to feed the telephones — and It meat that It's a callous medium that's J*1* as of an open party line on which only two researchers could compare notes at the personal as he wants it to be, versatile enough to be anybody's hee to dim M. a continuous report on same time. Thanks to CS, any number a' play — used In hundreds of different ways. - A By INZ DIPPER norm-' CB radio WaYS Ii lasiag HiraM. Sodsid, Ph. °' POW. Ilk. Ud* from an electric bulb The 411114028% the MutUes I 94Ws p4. Dipp.f io she heidi. 01 the — It goan out in all direciloos. Point Outs Clear The peek will ,dJt., of The CI Times- The signals that goiçsimplyand skip will lomm tngJ the earth's . A solution to all of this would p be to move the citizen's band to wuJ wzs he the beginning of moephere. But when suriepots build in a higher frequency range, ci the end for CBh In America, is that jata cry of "wolf?" Intensity, they increase the not hit s hard by the "skip" O(flSflOfl Is now on the V We're not crying wolf, but amount of electrical energy fl there is something disturbing layer of the atmosphere known megahertz range, and ahead for COing as we move as the Ionosphere. The energy suggested ranges for the move toward the peak of the 11-year buildup came ua layer to are the 50 and 2S megahrtz become reflective — jot like a range. sunspot cycle. But 5 move to the higher Supo( activity noses CS mirror. And Instead 01 passIng atqbere, the frequency would make the th signals to 1 ipt1 thou e of average CS set cod more — miles. These bouncing signals 'tgnai reflects — skip. — bpossibly as moth as $l,OX block out local signals and to earth. became of added elecvouc, who want t 01* the normal effective We c the lid skip peak are probably refinements needed to operate range of CS radio, The peak of activity will the least optimistic shod what at the higher level. If the FCC did move CS çi begin in ivs and lest from will happen in Wit Sunspot thee to five years. No one can skip sometimes decreased the frequency spectrum — and say for certain how bad the range by 75 per cad or more. abandoned the V megahertz problem will be, but there Is There Is always. email amount frequencies — it would mean of skip, especially In the that Americans would own little o$bt1wi. M At least two Independent summer. But this Is usually millions of useless two-way suggest dim prolllema unrelated to sunspots and radios timed to frequencies ft for CBeri. Proposed solutions nothing Ilke the skip In the lad no longer could be legally use Whether the FCC takes action offer little hope. peak period. me Federal Comnrwmlcatioi%I or not, we don't believe the aid It seems Inconceivable that sunspots,- which are eruptions C n'n1 lon Is aware of what Is ci COing Is at hand. Too many FCC official have people have CS radios now, and on the sun's surface can cia. LTD Chapter Forms, In Sanford _ _ the world's mod been studying two reports, one some of them will ride It out. havoc on widely used form of wireless chine forth. U.S. Department of But the phenomenal growth of The new Sanford chs0wr of near11y have pain like so begat groundwork towards Its members of the Tri-County P.O. Boa 33, aiias, Fla., commmicgUong. But it hap. Commerce and the other for the CS use could end unless a the LTD (IA's Talk for the many diseases 'that afflict, first Jamboree, which will be Roadrunners CB Radio Club 32709. pens, and hare's how. President's Office of Telecom practical solution can be found. Deaf) CE Club hold Its &A unless you consider what It held In May, 1r7. and more are expected to join In omclal màüly meethig on mod be like not to hear a loved Monthly meetings are held on the immediate future, ScSept. 4. one's or a friend's voice, to hear the third Tuesday of each cording to club officials. Oft= of the newly fcsmed a bird sing or any of the moathat$ Pm. stMarcella's The Roadrunners Sanford Cbapterad LTD In. numerous sounds we take for. Restaurant on U.S.1742 In organization ls one of the oldid crane: rresmuem nquars umtett every any. osmoru. emoummu crone in aninoie Dancer; First Vice Prealdeig Many hearing losses can be Anyone Interested In learning County and its purpose, like so Half Breed; Second Vice helped, but too many times the more about the club Ii welcome many others, Is the hearing conservation program which President katie Rooster; mosteylan'ttheretoprovldethe to attend, Treasurer Maid Marion; nec&, help. This Is your Chance to help was designed to help children Sergesnt-at-Mms Malt Man; Sanford Q'9*er LTD Is a someone who can't help with hearing problems. Board of Directors Lady small club now, but will grow themselves. A portion of the proceeds Cougar, Tall Amerlcat, Lady sodas It grows, so will the will go for hard of hearing Keynote, Stud Mouse and dim and dollars earned at children. Bootie Hen. Club Delegate Is Jamborees, Coffee Breaks and lI RIdflUUie!1 Admission Is free, as Is the such and the funds will grow to C.B. Little Silver Bird. Radio Club Inc., Is pla' coffee. - According to club official,, help those afflicted with Saturday, Oct. 23, the the cnithed efforts of the local hearing losses chapter are to work to raise At the present time, the club be held at the Sanford Civic Jamboree Is scheduled for 14 p.m. with prize given away money for the State Hearing has dated ptsivflng ft first Center on Oct.23-24. thr oughoutthe day with a grand Paid. Hearing 1w doesn't Coffee Break and has already There are currently 71 prize of a 23channel mobile unit, complete with antenna, topping the prize lid. There will also be a Jamboree Queen Beauty Pageant for girls between 15.19 years of age.'A queen and four runners-up will be chosen and entries will be limited to the first 20 names submitted.' Emceeing the program will be Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The program for Sunday, Oct. 24, will rat from 10 am. to 4 p.m. and will fenture the Spartans, a gospel singing quartet. Prizes for the day will Include a $509 first prize, $300 for second, $150 for third and $50 for fourth. A Children's Grand Prize will Peacemakers Record Gospe I Sound 4 ineir mean is uruung; I It's Chriskbawu living inS . "but Charge would ova me joyful. ft alan mo,.. one to with his wife, Tools, and sing. He said I was to UWe.' 1 I tears. The rhythm of religion children Patricia, Bruce, But not any morel I j trhunphwl, and the melan. Curtis, had and Unda. But he Is pure, strong Lacy's voice and come. I i choly of souls searching for was travelling regularly to do at from the heart. She Is I — • home is cenbIii.d In the gospel radio 1111111 101"1" stows In married to Jim Magill and lives 1 U' sounda of The Florida Saab Carolina. Wearying 01 the in Sanford. Willis j y and his wife, -, Peacemakers' male, travel, he told Sanford male Betty, lan live in the city with L 4ç The four bdord singers who teacher Julie Bishop that he their children, Charles Junior, . •• make up The Florida wwtedto day home and start a. Dome Lynn, Lowell, Ann, • Peacemakers last week gospel quartet.. Mary, Beverly, Robert and released their first record, That was In im. Manber- David. I "Looking UptotheQ'oes,"cut ship in the quartet bas changal Mm Sbsws mellow voice * In Auburndale and featuring over the pod these years, but was "discovered" about a year such gospel favortt.,u"God those who made thereeord with and a half ago by Mrs. Blab* MadeaWq," "Ali Because of McSwaln Include Lucy E. her piano teacher. Soonafter, God's Amthts Grace," and Magill, lead and pianist; ___________________________________________ site joined The Florida peace"Jesos and Me." Patricia N. Shaw, alto; and makers. A Pennsylvania -Their purpose In forming a Charles E. Willis, bass. The native, Pat moved to Sanford gospel quartet was to spread group rehearses twice a week theme sge ciQirldlnsong, fuveonsbt bor,atthe m, =y"a"arled dar., • -•• f They made the record to win of tr musical director, Mrs. Holly. new souls for the Lord, and to BIEaop. Mary Beth Williams Is ' Mr.. Bisimp, who has" bring those who already know their accompanist, male since she was five years '• Him even Closer. Like McSwaIn, Mrs. Magill old In New York State, and bee The Florida Peacemakers and her brother, Qiarile Willis, a lifetime of experience 1 are a dream coma tnie for IL E. grew up .bIng gospel malet directing church (Mac) McSwaln, tenor (he's "I remember when I was ita cluIng elgM In choirs, in. Fird been called the h1gI'.st tenor in little girl, Mont would make me Rai*Id Church,Sanford's Is dellgt*ed the South), and the group's stand upon a chair. In ctiirti with the The Florida Peacemakers accompanist, Mary Beth William, and director, Julie leader and jolly emcee. "I and and sing," Mnhsd Mrs. group's early response to the j '"pmmode Bishop (right) with singer, (from left) Charles Willis, Pat Shaw, Lacy MagW to do a lot of barnstorming with. Magill. She and Jar brother to bring male about Christ into and H.E. (Mac) McSwalri. a guitar around the country Lath sag in the Glee Cub at people's homes." (Georgia backwoods) when I Seminole High School and in They already have a number was young," said McSwaln. Assembly of God Church 01tapes which are played on the frequent invitations to sing for anywhere there's a need for enough. church and civic groups and In gospel music. They sing at for "Then i Christ, and choir, Their record Is ayu1Ih, radio throughout most of the rest homes all over Central hans or fortune, spread from any of The Florida but to tuned to sacred male." "We used to attend a lot of South. The Florida Florida, as well as North the gospel. The joy Pat Shaw (top) and Lucy Magill: singing for the Lord At I the time he Iccepled gospel slngs," said Mn.Magifl, Peacemakers also accept Florida and Into Georgia — their audiences Isthey bring Peacemakers. — Jesa pat. payment tome. I _ Mended tiearts Happy To Be Alive Helping Others 09 NTuesday By JEAN PATI'ESON Bill Horn was dancing to the fine country music at the CB Organizations Joe Knowles has proved he as the ability to work with John Krider, Sanford As a former resident of Seminole County and retired attorney of the U.S. Department of Justice, it is my opinion that Joe Knowles will give us efficient and honest representation James G. Sharon, Jr, Leesburg a Phil Conant, Umatilla W Joe Knowles. en . - • Major General Emmett M. Tally, [jet. Mt. Dora • surgery. Civic leader former mayor and city commissioner Rarely do men of Joe Knowles calibre, character and ability seek public office, a Sam Henry Powell, Leesburg .. n... effici;nt and efi;ctiue ;e;esentation. • Graduate of Rollins College L) . nonesr. Gordon G. Oldham, Jr., State Attorney L4?iIbUJf - ' Joe Knowles asks (or your vote Vote for Conscientious, effective representation in Tallahassee What young girl doesn't have stars In her eyes and moonlight and roses in her heart? And what mother doean't dream of the handsome and rich man - who vIII qwpt.n - .--.-. ,. lntn ha daughter's Life one day and provide her with a life of luxury and happiness? ---He's the same rich and u anuome young man she - e ILuIqpyIes dreamed about herself, long members of Ito ComnLil&ion ago, and perhaps who she even heard the ofI'r.pated cry of believed she had found. 'tell th e yow', glgis what to Exceptional Is the woman expect out there. . . tell them - DEMOCRAT — DISTRICT 34 Florida House of Representatives '• - _________________________________________________________________________ , , •.. ,,, ,, and compete in the job market perlence. with better trained and more But It's very hard to tell that experienced workers. And from to a young girl with stars in her young divorcees forced onto the eyes. And It's too late to say 'I welfare rolls because they told you so,' when her husband couldn't afford child care. has left, her kids are hungry, The woman alone has and she doesn't know how she's problems, and with the divorce going to pay the bills. rate soaring, more and more Nevertheless, the Cornwomen are facing much of their miulnn onino in fry anti h..I, adult life on their own. solve some of the problems . tisti ah tha - -: - -- - - -- ¼.. 4. , ', - - Wayne Anderson (left) and Paul Stout spread the word that there are 'happily ever after' endings to many 'broken heart' cases the tubes sticking out of me, and how soon to expect a recovery. They were a great comfort" Another Mended Heart, Walt Gardner who is certified nurse anethetist at Seminole Memorial Hospital, telephoned progress reports to Mrs. Horn at her home. President of Med Hearts In Central Florida, Wayne Anderson of Orlando, and the founder of the chapter, Paul Stout were In Sanford recently to make advance arrangements for a white elephant sale to raise funds for the local chapter. ( The sale will be held in the former Fairway Drugs space, Fairway Plaza, on Oct. 2 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Stout, assistant regional chairman for Mended Hearts in the Southeast U.S., explained that all members had etthe undergone heart surgery, or are closely related to persons who have had It. The organization distributes educational informa tion on heart surgery and provides advice and services (such as finding lodgings and transport if the operation Is to be done out-of-state) to families of patients. They also assist in programs of rehabilitation for Mended Hearts and their families. The work of Mended Hearts is endorsed by many leading sugeeons. Persons interested In joining should ca ll Stout at 647-2107, Winter Park or Anderson at 855-1181, Orlando, or talk to the men at the Oct. 2 white elephant We In Sanford. - Girls G Gone To Divorce, • Competent and understandIng 1i I The Y • Mason, Shriner, Elk We need a successful businessman like Joe Knowles. - W here Have 1 • Church and family man Gordon V. Frederick, Sanford - "Witho ut them (Mended Hearts mem bers), my wife would have climbed the walls," said Horn. Although he was well-enough versed In what to expect from his surgery, his wife was unprepared for the strain and shock of his operation. "While I was in surgery, two Mended Hearts members sat with her. They told her what I'd look Like with all Joe Knowles has stability, balance andsoundjudgenient. S. 0. Chase, Jr., Sanford ....K4'C i'ia. .i In my ornnuin .!,. (NIsId o'0t. bY J•an P*tl.n 14 years in water manage. ment In Oklawaha Basin, Knowles. . back on the job and feeling 10 Successful businessman citrus, cattleman, banker W. Garnett White, , - JOE KNOWLES •., iawnasse. we need in Sanford a Because he is a successful businessman with broad experience as a community leader, I recommend Joe - Further information on the Titusville Jamboree may be obtained by contactin g CB Yeliowjacketa Radio Club Inc., Hill Horn I years younger Government will improve by electing men of the stature and experience of .Joe Knowles. -.------- Bo 531, Plant City, - - • cause? "Smoking is the only explanation," he said. His surgery was eight weeks ago. Seven days after the operation, he was home. Three weeks later he was back on the job as director of plant operations at Seminole Memorial Hospital. No heavy manual labor for six months, his doctor cautioned, but Horn Is having a hard time heeding his warning. "I'm amazed; I feel better now than I have for 10 years. I have more energy now than I know what to do with," he said, his tanned and glowing face creasing Into a smile, his blue eyes bright and clear. After surgery, Bill was lucky: "I never had the first bit of pain," he said, "just some discomfort waiting for the breastbone to knit." His advice to other open-heart surgery candidates: "Trust the doctors Do what they tell you and you'll be fine." It is proba ble that Bill will be sharing this advice with other pa tients in the future, as be has joined the Central Florida Chapter 66 of The Mended Hearts Inc., an affiliation of persons throughout the world who have undergone heart surgery. It was organized in 1951. Their chief goal is to visit and encourage, with the approval of a physician, persons anticipating or recovering from heart The night Bill Horn west Into the hospital for open heart surgery, be slipped a scrap of paper Into his wile, Betty's band. Too preecciikd and içset to read the message then, she stuffed It Into her purse before bidding her husband goodnight — and good luck. When she got home, she opened and read the message from her husband. It was a poem. "I sobbed all night alter reading It," said Betty, "but It gave me hope. I knew he was trying to tell me everything was going to be airight." James S. (Jim) Ryan, Sanford - each (metion. For additional I nformation on the PlaW City Jamboree, ite: Plant City CH Radio Club, P.O. I. - - necessary to suryive, so I ickly ed to live with it. "I think lt was a lot harderonmyfamily than , me,' he added. "The stress of worrying and traveling to Orlando four and five times a day. . ." Two cardiac bypasses were performed on Horn. "They take two big veins from yotw leg and use them to uyps we uamagea arteries,"be explained. Both arteries had virtua lly closed up, said Horn. The I have come to know Joe Knowles as an outstanding gentleman, a fine and qualified candidate. He will make a fine legislator. - . Thirty years wln I offered you my heart, I felt deep down Inside me that we would never part. We worked and saved to try and P ; make our life together worth living, But now I wonder If the heart I gave. was really worth the giving. I've hought the whole thing over and there's one thing left to do: I'm having it made over especially for you— From Bill ago 11 . 11 - - throat. "Better we the doe first thing Monday morning," he said to his wife, Betty. No problem was Indicated on the cardiogram done at Seminole Memorial Hospital, so Horn, a Sanford resident, was transferred to the stress machine. Aft After a stiff workout, it was obvious to the doctor, what was ailing him He spent the nedlo days Ina being tested and resting up. Then be was shipped off to Florida, - Hospital in Orlando for open heArt *Ztc,-y: "It stakes you up when you realize you have that kind Of serious problem," said Horn. "But the operation was ToBettyL Top man in the primary! Here's why • - lAke Idomroohm, when a sharp pain gripped his chest and State Legislature - - Wemea'sEdftor to represent you in the also be given away (ft's a bike, kids). Trophies will be given In many categories, including: Largest out-of-state club In attendance. — Second largestout-ofetate club. — Bed dressed club with a minimum of five members. Farthest traveled CBer. - Farthest traveled dub with a minimum of five members. Largest In-state club, but from out of the county. Second largest in-state CRYSTAL CRACKERS currently are planned to assist Greater Chamber of Commerce club, but from out of the county. the Greater Sanford Chamber Iaa1ldls - Third largest In-state club, Number of members- 40. of Commerce. Objectives.- Aiding the hardbut from out of the county. Bill LaSCb hearing. - Largest in-county club In Organization meets- The CITIZENS FOR BETTER attendance. fiTuesdayoIevemoathat HIGHWAY AV -Oldestmale licensed CUer Chamber Number of members- 253 CENTRAL FLORIDA in attendance. of Commerce Bnildlng, about President— Hugh Freels. Number of members-31 Oldest female licensed 7'30 p.m. Organization meets— Every President— James Browu CBer in Buying school Thsday at Objectives— the Winter Park Organization meets-. First — Allattendance. . books and special hearing Civic Center. Monday of each month at Registration closes at 2 p.m. devices for deal children Objectives- Aiding bard-of- Florida Power 'Ii Light, San- on Sunday, ZOct. 24. throughout Florida. beaming children In Florida and Objectives— Aiding those For booth reservations, also a Cradle Care program for needing assistance. contact Walter Massey, P.O. TRI-COUNTY ROAD RUN' mentally retarded children. 1062, DeLand, 32720, Box Special projects- Starting NF.RS SEMINOLE telephon. 9O4445 wortonplaus(orajzmboreeat Number of members— COUNTY REACT Jamboree Chairman In Number of members PresiJeut- Walter Massey. Winter Park Mall which would Audrey Massey, same (fr35 Organization meets- The involve area CB dub members President- Ken Murphy as stave. second Tueiwiay of each month setting up booths and selling CU Organlzatiuu meets- Last C'mon out, Good Buddy, and at the Greater Sanford equipment and related goods Tuesday of each month at the have yourself a tail. Chamber of Commerce (or two days. First Federal Building In — Sanford. bulldlni. -. mere are two sacorees LTD CLUB Objettives- Its primary Objectives- Assisting In all slated for the weekend of Nov. Number of mem bers— 301 emergencIes pur pose is to aid hard-ofe-, so you've got your chatce. President— Russ WiIliame bearing children. Special projects— Seminole The seventh annual OrganIzation meets— County Youth Deputies. Special projects— Several Strawberry Jamboree will be hosted by the Flint city (5 Club Inc., at Plant City while the CR Yellowjacketa Radio Cl ub Inc., will hod Its First Annual Jamboree at Fox Lake Park Thi,wllIa nn lb.. *antm weekend There will be plenty of prizes, for both adults and children, at leadsy,110. N. lere-ic - Welfare (Almost ) EveOne Who is on It, and who should you call If you know of a problem relating to the status of women In Central Florida ? Doris Dietrich has the names In her Anything Goes column, Page 3-C. Gradick. So far, at sidewalk SISrERs is the substitution of a sit in the warming sunshine of a downtown Sanford, the red blinking light and four-way sidewalk cafe, sipp ing expresso city's shopping plazas and at stop signs at the Intersection of coffee or c fresh rose wine, and the zoo, only $3 worth of Park Avenue and Ninth Street watching the world go by. That tickets have been sold. Tickets where a traffic light was for- feeling are a dollar each, or six for $5. merly located. Thin Is a busy sat In came back tome when I t he Magnolia Mall, This weekend, SISTER east-west thoroughfare, as well do town Sanford one lunchwn mem be rs will be selling tbcrn as carrying heavy north-south time lad week. Admittediy, I down at the Sa nf ord Marina traf fic, say the SISTERs, And a was 'r... uuuai ui t.. e... . 2 munching on u auring Inc sail boat regat ta, and lot of children pastrami sandwich and washof the Sanfced SISTER Club and Later In the week, outside cross thyoung school Th ere to school. e club ing it do wn with Sprite, and not - .n.. stalls in . -• - - -- uuvwun I C lier gr40430 many women in wis hhard - your contribution Publix Market in the Sanford has already written to the city strong European coffee, but the young girls get married. the Seminole County. The public will go toward building a commission protesting the atmosphere was the same. The more likely they are to get hear ing served Its purpose by wishing well at the Central Plaza. The w ishing well is intended removal of the traffic divorced. The yo unger they are helping t he Commniaslon pin- Florida Zoo, and If your light, and whose romantic dream of wish to be a continuing source of mem bers plan to state their whole world and his wife wha! the reW world is like.' when they have babies, the walked by, and lunchtime what the most pressing comes true, you might win one fut ure holdstrue through all the The cry came from divorced worse equipped they are to cope point problems are. Now the Corn- of the prizes being of fered by revenue for the too. as well as a oblowil n3 at a commission turned into A lively social hour. years of married life. permanent memorial to the BI- meeting in the nest couple mothers who coulthilt emotionally and financially. mLssioners ill have to appoint the SISMIls to of That much was obvious at a ex-husbands to cough up the And the thm lucky centennial. 7be SlISTER3 are weeks. They urge other con. sooner they get committees to Investigate the ticket holders: savin gs bonds of Sunday is Good Neighbor public hearing hosted last week child support paymen ts. From mar also toying with the Idea of cerned Citljths to join them. ried, the less time they problems and make recoin- $350, $150 or 1100. Day. Smile across the fence, by the Central Florida Corn- widows who were left to face a sealing a time capsule Inside and be kind to the netghboes It's going to cost between $650 the well. mission on the Status of sh ambles f financial probl ems have to complete their mnendations for their solutions. education and develop I remember Florence in the dog just this one day. At least, That's what Commission and V50 to build the well, says Women. The Seminole County and who had no skills to go out saving Job skills and ex. Is all about. springtime, and Par is, too. that's my good neigh bo SISTER President Myrtle rly Another concern of the There was nothing nicer than ' resolution. - • t '' ' - a , •- I .!.''-' - ,.t I _!.; •, , ., - -.. . . ---- - -- :- •- :, -- �Ivenliu M,rs. PL hudoy, 5,0.24, 1,74 L Life Only Worth it I .1 . - One Hour A Week V lAIhrb DEAR ANY: I jud can't : that you took the time to :wr*e IN a pdennul litter. I ;keow ____ It wasn't a form litter 'Gray Over - Embroid ery Good ', . - ____________ Ghost' Expedition 'I iI Ui-U Is Sti.hir+ 1•lIP 4IIAIlIPII I JhI1J %aI trWI 0 Don think crewel em• Oveiembrolderyona print ____ ryhastobellmlt.dtoa W beg gives It a one-andorly cclçlIt,àilgn woe k.d on a quality. This makes a lovely solid color background. 1. name uvi,aI times and even gift, even more effective If you refined to people I told you Of Delightful effects can be P echo the color of the abo, ki my litter. And when achieved by over.embr dsring oJdery In a OW of you nd 'Th write ngM I aprb*fo r bunch, fntuftlonor an ' 6_Calllta I .taA aromdthetoporbottomof ____ . . l'be Important element h&e the largest conservation group 1 ) Adventure Into the psychic but big. . . Abby, why would anyone problem. ki dUCidlill where and hew In the world.___ A the sunny afternoon flight with , Get In e habit of Wtahelpmedra1gtg,nog As on as I enter a much or hew 11111111110., Over. Anythl F th studying Knight was perfect. The print fabrics with an eye to my mitten mlzad.up life? I don't restaurant with a date, the embroidery Is an accsnt and, --------.Although no formal an. • silos was launched by local enhancing them with emSwbv IL Five times people waiter Asks If we went a 'all ICIItS, SffeCIITS only _____ psychic A ose nn made, lOuflcern! 1 e Gelunan wh 'iAwd ma fr,i,,i .n,4A. w.4.It £ Y be .anj. y UI U fljI puce and in ii friends of NIC McKIbbIn and '" penetrated th Into e how many of them will benefit Somitlmes I wish they'd have the waiter asks 11w, want wine. Judicious Amounts. ht be InOcala ° Doris °t' ___ an afterwr ____ ___ neee-andabodes of peon and blue,you from this tidme uk -it's so herd to keep After dinner, (k a flower print you terested to learn they were a UFO, but in this case, may ment! de ci de to add a dr tlread tre at UyIng "thank you." mac drInk Is s*sited. I don't went choose to overiunbrojd.r a married earlier this month. wddentlfled flying touch it on. of those colors In a I em a registered nwie and any, bit whit abus* my dote? IIOWST , NIC ki and Fred were on4 an unfortunate, frightening :should be helping people, bit very ligit or very (lark vii Annual Fall Board meeting of tertalned at a series of limeDaItell her thatlfMewa,gs one side of a flower . OCCWWCS• She was USing her the Florida Federation of As an invalid it limited people are helping me, to drink she will v pay for a print used for utr erles or 'ps'' the color range it mystical powers to try 111(1 Women's Clubs (FFWC) held nuptial parties at varloin spots op the print. usually make my email Or You wblchmbe,smefeel so guilty. It herself? Or mint I 00 for a maw, Y illPCOVt CCn.I& what an l a missing PTIOS who last weekend at St Petersburg. including Oceanside country P in! fa I have a fantastic new promise my principles for her Its note with an lifts Y im1TIstth accent you can add Club, Daytona Beach, which hhlt0 the forest PPeS psychiatrist who acts U though "besefW'? The gist of her address was the was once owned by Ellinor's by ertng a loose over.enibroldered accent In not i chore because I love recently, he really car. about me. I coral or periiznmon. rehabilitation of the mentally far. handiwork but Fve TEXAS 1Iow In iii. some print or ___TEETOTALER Do n _______ Th th and Knight, don't know why anyone would inanypincuahions hanglng r e $eihe, of Sanford etarded through the Special e fabric pilot, D mddng apgigtgon the TE: Rd.W 4. Was at the controls of the four. Olympics, which is one of an , should be taken Into conWON I lived or died. I'm not tlt?r.. aan'IVD D..,...La....I .. ne. .u..i ornaments that I'd Ilk. to fr u., f!.. -=a foifew ww ii 11111151110111 'lyrue araaIc is Presented a touc';•-• P sideratlon M I4 . It should be soft; something different. Can you passenger plane called "The date projects for the Florida her usual scorekeeping poet ii,) iwUi)' Coupl donl by Gray G although the clubwomen during the La a Ih111011111" and'a; mbit to d^ but you disidil = own a over"" I agged JOIN DBA somethinil? ' your " an 1 . next again this I inexpensive print yew as United Way ___ 4141011a Buiness Aumbilm (DBAY by DBA Coordintitief . 1 A01?7% R t" glassid or "ry smooth fabric. If e"WillOn was not simed at Year. 'I gets underway. Margaret just 14 , apparitions. Am's husband, Representing the Woman's must Jack Weible. I . custom-made look to your be an Wept scorekeeper 1 . act. "-.&-Dear KM. O'N., greet. a small pd& of solid Robert Robeson, and I werie the Club of Sanford were Mm of sorta. 111111ch" des't shire y.. him, room. I . -1 " ante) the I think It's Important to keep other two passengers. Woodrow (VI) Clark, president; worth aft to feel . I you'll wiled up wft Both choice of color and (as in a ow BYDOIUS DIETRICH living are their son and Iva U. and Dairy Maids, Union City; .. fabric tal-it should be such your hands buy making gift The results of the mWM will and Mrs. Ralph Austin Uw fw e only am bow a ,, .. At the Fifth Annual Little are Important. If that it be an be for your loved ones and ". me. I'm announced after the search (Charlotte) Smith, past local Miss BPW Contest Marga DEAR ABBY: How does a your print Is in hiimmild I ret sure they are much apAnother daughter, Mrs. Gem- Since retiring to Sanford, the is completed. The physir,s dub president an4 also pad was aiddir.1 the tabuliithig -FINISIED AT24 married woman tell her parents udery hoop. , . I" __ Mrand Mm Thomas J. trude Tucker of Norwood, Ohio, Nuftys we taking life easy in predictions i* updmistic. . DRAR 111411: You're far that nmttft is Done of their Don't restrict your over limtclatCd. NOW U 10 aiinethlng pi1ent of FFWC. attractive 0 embrOWM to interior decor. "difforent:11 a small em. Nulty of 104 Mayfair Qrclè, attended the celebration. The the land of sun and fun. ThS Its. flushed. You're just business? -s club Pettis Echols keep score. The nfrd ni I were honored at a buffet dinner honorofi couple has 14 grand. are members of All Souii . / beglulig 4. realize hew bro,d moW or monopem It's equally effective iS a When my tiustiand and I visit 1 was represented by President two were stuck in a private will appear in November on their 50th weddIng an- child ren and 10 great- Cath li % rol&fg a worked hi CrtWSl or Ballello fsiuilon aCCUIL o c Qurdi. Pip* - We IL Every b~ them, they =it a lot of questions Seminole section of the Civic Center with niversay, '' School(which is Mrs. Bill (Linda) Reck Sept. 19, at the Grove gran&hlldron. fewhighlight onabog-sloeved and mowtW on a covantl cc* lift w1119 ' 1' I ad for h* that we don't ewe to answer. Stuarkig the celetwation and t BYJOANNEKOCH .0 Open to the public) for a lecture Tom (Jan) Freem&D, Mrs. John a calculator clicking away and ..IP' mwy causes of this PrObicm GOrdOn's Opinion, but ready or the pseudo-sophistication of print blouse aft gold or silver haw, Is a gift suitable f0f wuet It - ul deurE ft. It's Most of these concern the Laoe home of their son and his Before moving to SAdOrd In showering the anniversary Herald Servirm ges. (Eve) Cr and to give personal messa abtr", Mrs. Fred missed out on the many added is Ignorance - igunce abet , \ family, Mr. and MM Thomm IM Nulty was a longshoreman coupie with gifts Wereto May . ciol..m thread adds a pretty either a marl or woman. ilw@711 I I I Just balm &e private Lives of our friends. To ,, (Ruth) Gaines and B. Date and time will be Nulty. ArA- contrICS01101111- involvied, and their Involvement out looking tam who could shl on the docks of New York and members Including the dam Haag Is there, and (lest make matters worse, my for festive evenings. A Everyone uses hangers and few What Is three times as comellitim "if YOU tell young people Is begi'vtlng at nounced earlier ages Ideal people ever have enough The couple was mwried SePL New Jusey. He later entered honoree's sister and her atpass for 20 are the same ones long prl$ shirt Is anotiier 1d Ym iicsiw IGC Yfur"M parents repeat everything they prevalent a " te"ers As about sex, they'll do a, .claim 12, 13, •" % .. What does Attorney Newman 19. 1929 at St. Paul of the Cross the wholesale grocery business. husband, Mr and Mrs. Joeepl 14 and 15. Venereal who Say: "We tbog& we ,,canvalt for over.eml * dw& Yen =make It V YN hear. And my mother venereal disease wW twice as 'many y tractive ones. Initials or Dora Lee Russell I= been Brock do to unwind after hours? While the above-mentioned Parents. ACCOrding to Dr. diffesse in that age group is up coutdn't get Kggnang the M* ficcoutL yon can ficatter, the special.occailLon dotes included Church.Jersey City, N.J. Three Mrs. Nulty was a member of now. Mr. and MM Frani hy. I'm cu_alag a yes. exaggerates w14ll she stretches dwtAglflg? 0411 appointed by the Seminole Sol Gordon, founder of the 150 The good-looking lawyer, , of incident is focused around .r ft their eight children itio the Daughters of Pokahantas Joan aim aftemde& per cent! 'DEAR ABBY: My father is a the truth. time." "We used one of decorative touches In a In the embroidery design can What problem cripples the present a bicentennial exhibit County Commission to serve on dressed In conservative navy 1nditute for FAmUy Relersd There are a number of causes mother's pML,, -We thought blifianced design or bland them give the gift even more minister and has been I can't caine out and say, lives of one million teen.gers at Syracuse University, and for this sexual precocity. Young we should mu the under the Central Florida Com. true blue said, "I enjoy getting by WA school associated with Alcoholics Its meaning. n - it y f after Into 055 lOfl diagonal each year. budnes. m e nstruate author of many texts mission on the Status for home and relaxing with my the direction of Sarah for women begin to T; thfl Inter D Anonymous, so I mm fmH( Iritead of before." - color. There must be a nicer way of E.W. What Is the greatest cause of parents and team-agers, teen- e • I uai. ' Women. Another news appointee family." Genera] ° er arli With the effuts at drinking. getting this Across. I hate to He suicide and school dropouts agers am engaging in On hundred years - Henry to On Commission is Vickary Sexual any I don't uii,w. A new business and clients 11 . ameng ..IJ.Ae The family Includes his wife, -ers, 1. . activity whether their parents m Museum. Several students have Kane. Other commissioners are ~ m enarche, or a it of men. Professional woman in town is drapes, bedspread DIXIE answer to all three l&eftor not(or tilJU Sandra, and two children, a ut Iflidt pre di ctions concerning Marilyn Crotty, Lenora abo , struation was 14-16 now , him. I will not drink it Or Pay DEAR. DIXI& You cotild questions Is pregnancy. It). Fifty per cent of the Harriet Jeneff, Interior work. The store offers free year-old A mu a 5-M , Jean Butler, nation's ennial andobley en' average age Is 11-13. Young for It at anytime. Since I am a say, "Talkiag abest peeple and designer with Sherwin- estimates.and has month-old son. During his I ... Pregnancy among teen-agers, agers will have had a sexuaj ---. Thomas Watch for male college student who en- Ibeir affairs Is dill aid bselag. Including those In the 11 Williams, 318 French Ave.. and installing , present campaign for Florida ' cc or Go encoisder by the time they barded daily with peas ex. joys dating and patronizing Con't we talk about smething age braclifet, is increasingtoat14.' Sanford. II an finishl high school, decorating jobs. House of Representatives pose" of Ada a 60d's eyeview of too good rndaraits, this preanga die?" Then eb ethe subject. alarming rate. One, Dr. Waded material frorn I 'flj Atlanta, Ga., native who . in addition to this ap- District 34, daughter Rebecca is Mrs. i" ff' of the Go n.Ls.thanlO per cent of commercials, years ruin flow. . rock music. And Obtained her degree In Interior Cal unit will include setting PDorLeehas been one of her dad's most ardent -, the t8w4ge girls who am then is very Little to offset this -1lt- \., . _I design from Florida State mq dub an3 dinic prog rams elected as one of the two won en supporters and never missea an .~. 1 , sommo~l, I nz=IIY active use any form of sexual prensure. Ethel Kennedy ' ver was serving as directors at large of opportunity to pass ou University, has transferred to "how-to wodshops,90 she calls 7 . t cam- Mr. and Mrs. nomas J. I I one Of the guest speakers at the re"ll contraception. In fact, . Whether parents are witi-Nulty on their golden Sanford frolin the hardware them, for area organizations -I paign literature. 6 ignorance about sex Is often a abortion or pro-abortion, wedding anniversary. _. ~~.; V O($ Dietrich) company's Clwksdale, Miss,, Interested in the various facets j4... cause of premature sexual rarely welco . store. She and her husband, of Interior design. . L I activity rather than a pregnancy. me a teen-age 1 Tom, now live In Casselberry. On the Job Monday through preventive measure, / . age girls who decided to go Her contributions as a Friday, at the weekends Mrs. . Dr . rd Go on I believes Paren ts through with their pregnancies . professional design consultant Jeneff likes to relax playing shouldexpresstbelrownva]ues last year, 5O,I) were under 5, . •% the Sanford Stqre Include $4.orml.g, ls abo ut xtotheIrteen-.gey If Low birth weight babies, •. 1 I rB7IRAJ IA'1 camp . au1r,ul I animal C. en researchers and practitioners Melanesians and ple abuse. public assistance and decorating assistance, helping m usic. I 4e /0. ,: . I . say that diabetes is an enemy Indians are now succumbing to y are more unwanted pregnancies (First of a Series) When diabetes and Its Complications , . ' marri becoming If not easily understood, whose diabetes in greater numbers are unmie tue innL wl:;I 1. . . I Sexually active. they should my teenage mWw, paMcififirly if . # variations have not yet been than ever before. are c I presoon that diabetes is not a a * 1 Care HARRIET JENEFF so. -. deadly enemy of mankind, fathomed. The disem now Diabetes cost the United she is not encouraged to nnisi '. li ;ramnant in I" "W1 1A I . existsin"haverI"culture,i States $2 billion annually In ForthethousandsofFlorida cleanliness; be certain ou lum Ur us the third leading cause of psychologically prepared for y. g well as in affluent societies, medical care and lost time from families who at any given time understand the health and magnitude, when it was originally thought work, according to the National are searching for a nursing medical services that are ofponder this Incontrovertible , d!O'Vascular system and the resulting in a lack of accuratt to be the result of high living Health Survey. Using even a home for older ori nfirm fend; make sure you am kidneys. __ Information on the actual death and over-Indulgence in both conservative infla the fifth relatives, the Florida Nursing completely familiar with the dl thattion rate Robed Dachn discusses a point of interest In the I Supporting this are results Of cost Home Association (FNHA) rules and privileges for rate from diabetes," said the food and drink. could assume disesuie-related death in the U.S. Constitution with Mrs. W. B. Kirby the 1976 I a study conducted by the . secretary, Laura Botts has been ac- Florida A&M University and Diabetes has been recognized approaches $4 billion, States. offers some helpful advice on patients. copied for a residency program received the Bristol-Myers Governor recently I1 WPhysicians recognize that as a disease entity since the At the turn of the century it Environmental and social how to select the right one. Pay your visit during a,s rviai Daughters of the Confedeic (" ment Indicating that 300,000 diabetes Is a most mysterious earliest times of recorded factors play an cial visit to the Pilot in Pharmacy at the University Award for outstanding VISITS PILOTS Start by looking only at those mealtime, so )?OU can observe ,Uu 0. ofliuiu inc. She was entertained at dinner of Maryland. Important role She will Daehn'e.i spea ker at Friday's meeting y .aS are also w,ua five diabetics die each year in the disease and may not always act history,and still comparatively in diabetes, but there is also a that are Licensed by the state. the food provided, how ics attend achievement In Pharmacy. She held at . by United States. Official figures the same it may attack without little is knows about it. Virginia Wood, president (right) and' Mae classes at the university's interned at Orange Memorial the Palmetto Avenue home of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, strong genetic tendency In the You can determine which prepared and how It's served. I million people in the I Pawlson. vice president. I United list Only 33,000 deaths with warning, with Its standard College Park campus and work Hospital last spring. dwelt on the 16th Amendment dealing with Income States who do not ev According to the national passage of the disease from one homes are licensed by checking Select one that's close to the . ("ttraid photo by Tom Vincent) in the Veteran's section of i Miss Botts,a 1971 graduate of that they are diabetic.en know diabetes as the official cause. symptoms -fatigue, excessive Health Interview Survey of generation to the next. It is advertisements and making family's location for visiting tax, relating It t' -_ I 0 -~ffffff1flIfffIl Il'bursday Inight's argumenits on - Bethesda Naval HospItal Seminole High II In further corroboration, the thirst, frequent AM Perhaps, 1965-M, the last comprehensive known that the relatives of phone calls. School, is Purposes, arW make sure that of Income tax policies aired during the first report of the National Corn- loss of weight high blood rapid determination of diabetics in diabetics are beginning this fall. LI A of the daughter it Mr. and Mrs. dea ths While you're phoning, ask it's a bright, cheerful place rain I ' three times more sugar presidential debates On June 27, Miss Botts Thomas B. Botts of 113 the United States, it was found apt to contract the disease than about rates and payment where the patients seem to be Arteriosclerotic disease, kidney mission on Diabetes published content, itching Fairlane and 11"erald 0111111to by Joan pallies"11 ~ graduated with homors from Circle, Sanford. in December, IM, stated that someti mes , sexual impotence that unifflISPected diabetes is those in whose families it has schedWes to eliminate at once as happy as they an be under failure and cerebrovascular i when diabetes and Its comrn In males. It may he found with greater frequency not appeared. Some who those that are beyond your the circumstances. accidents (strokes) re also . pllcatlons are considered completely dormant among older persons, the obese possess the tendency will means. hibiting ex It's also important that a to their root causes, it would be found that many were due to together it emerges as the third no symptoms at all until and relatives of diabetics, and themselves become overt When y6u begin visiting nursing home should not be I. . 1 4 Mr. s. William' complications or effects of long- leading cause of death. precipitated by one of the many in 10 times more frequent after diabetics, while others will homes you are considering, overcrowded; daugh-ter, term diabetes, diagnosed or "Mortality statist.ics do not factors that can trigge By DORIS DIETRICH ___..•J, eue Aflfl, rrom -Mrs. Boyd (Nellie) Coleman PIggly Wiggly featured rice, Mauapakua, • v The National Commission on their offspring. undiagnosed, on the car: generally specify underlying or onset. HeraldCorresesdeat I N. Y., have been visiting with had begun work on directing three pound package for contributory cause of death, It Is no wonder that medical Diabetes reported in IflS that Diabet es is vastly different Sanford relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A group of more than 60 Seminole High School's version cents; there were 10 million diabetics fromotherdjseasesbecausej 12 ounce can of Swift's Mayor Fred Dyson friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. of the delightful comedy, "Our Premium Corned Beef, 35 Joseph COyne, Mr. and Mrs. in the United States and half of patient Is deeply involved In his _____ proclaimed the week of Sept. Z3% R. E. True with a housewar- Hearts Were Young and Gay." cents; one pound vac Thomas B. Nulty and Mr. and themn didnot knowtheytad the owncare.Noothersilmmt so . 29 National Business _____________ ____ ruIng party at their new home Mrs. Thomas J. Nulty disea se , .,.... intimately involves the total I Women's Week In Sanford. The Chase and Sanborn coffee 1, . - I on Crystal Lake. Births recorded were Craig cents; and Comnstock pie , ;Ii' I .'. On the basis of metabolism as does diabetes. A figures Sanford Busin ess sliced Mr. and and ion.red during the same Arranging the fete were Mrs. Vail, William Gregory LaCour, apples, two F'iaquer, provi ded by various health pa tient's behavior at various Professional Women's Club as Miss Niblack, with many of Frank Evans, Mrs. James M. Patricia Ann Hunter, Joseph for 33 cents. Longwood, and Mr. and Mrs. organizations it is now stages may affect what hapannounced With ml Purchase SI .UI drapst Mac McGIbbeny, Altamonte .I esfimated that diabetes afflicts pens 10 or 20 years later. He year as "Full Partnership for I Entertaining at a crystal Bail, Mrs. H. M. Gleason, Mrs. Cameron, John W. Hall made fror" arnprfts or Carnes fabric$. Springs, recently took a cruise at least five per cent of the must understand the things that III, the Job Ahead." Choose from S2 laitilon colors. shower for Miss Estes were William E. Baker, Mrs. IL U. Meredith Rose Martins and ago this week! to Nassau train world's population. The can upset his balance because Activities olanned for THE PERFUME for IWO. .. the si... • was, zn -s. Merritt ..UU[Sfl and mrs. P. U. Melanie Jean Ozler. Commission also repo rted that the physician prescribes a week included I bf*k1azt at Staley and Mrs. W. R. Clonts. Anderson. .25 fl. oz. . - S• the number of people with the regimen which will maintain the Montrzmgna Hotel; a radio an $18.00 VALUE Weekend specials at disease the will double every 15 the blood sugar within talk, for Freedom", FOR ONLY $5.00 Announcement was made years. P. relatively restricted ranges, by Miriam Himself; a radio that the Sanford Lions Club with any $6.00 Why is diabetes on the In- something the non-diabetic commentary on safety; a radio would sponsor an auction at the Purchase from The ' crease? As society becomes does naturally. He orders a program on International Sanford Farmers Auction. Essence Rare The Form Sanfonlans Social more affluent, as more balanced diet, medication, Relations by Sallie Mero According to King Lion Cecil • 1. brief business meeting. 1 civilizations have become a!- exercise and a calm well. Collection. 4 Williams; a newspaper article, Canton, proceeds would go to Club held Its fir meeting of the Club president Is Dr. George i 1 ), fluent, more diabetes Is ap- ordered way of life. Main. "The Program of the the club's projects including season Thursday evening at the IL Starke; William L Hamilton , k -. parent. taming the proper balance of Federation", by Belle Grin- furnishing glasses for the 700 Sanford Avenue home of Is vice president; Mrs. Angle • • Mrs. A.B. Douglas. The disease tends to be blood sugar is really very • tham, chairman of Public needy, aid to the blind, Limited Douglas, secretary; Mrs. Ella 5P0 n-Members related to stress and to Un- different because of the many watched ii Time the Martin, treasurer; and Frank Affairs; and a civic luncheon at soring the Seminole County , ,r presidential ,oniy banization. African natives who (actors that can cause the debate on qie Yacht Club with guest Blood Bank, promoting the television, and enjoyed Blair, business manager. The s move from the bush to the diabetic to break out of the P1 speaker Faye Charles, BPW Junior Baseball League and socializing dub Is interested in cities, changing their diet.,, restricted way of life which and refreshments service projects as well as state treasurer aid managing sending a boy to Boys State Appointments the bc show more diabetes than keeps the blood sugar within after a social actJvft editor of the "Florida Business • D,co'olkl - -• days, evenings, or previously. Other primitive acceptable limits. Pt • -I. Woman." 4 weekends. • people such as the Eskimos, pt 11 'T) I I • . .1 DIAL NEXT: Who Is diabetic?) Polynesians, Micronesians, It A series of bridal parUes I I IW FREEI ho nodDorothyNi, -14 , 4 Decorating ISfYICI 4q I FAMILY SUPPER SiaIP cheddar cheese in your home Oviedo bride-elect. Among then baki ng 'der. Beat egg For the two of you: our exclusive No char. o, obkgao. Decoroling Don, 6 slices bacon, cut I nt o '1 hostesses for various preBacon4heese Spoonbcead and salt to soft-peak 1km Wed-Lk' 14 karat gold matching 1-inch crosswise pi eces ui_i1 nuptial parties were Mrs. T. W. Apple Rings SaladBowl stage. Stir a large spoonful of wedding bands. Check our low prices. Lawton, Mrs. W. J. Lawton Brownies Beverage and cooked with crisp the whites int o the grits mix. L Wed-Lok'. FIorentjnj design. d. Kathryn Laston, Mrs. R. W. 6 large eggs, separated ture; fold in rcr.ialnlng whites. H1EESE b. Wid.Loh', antique leil design. FOR EVERY DECOR , no Estes, La June Estes, Mrs. W. 1 teaspoon baking THE SPRAY powder THE Gloria (Mrs. Jack) Prosser, right, introduces Janet SPtJCJNBAD THE Turn Int o ugreas&d 2 to 2zTHE C. W.d-Lok', wide polished bands l.7ShLoz. Fresh Flowers or COLOGNE POWDERING 800Y 1 teaspoon sail Artificial R. Meek, Mrs. Max Leinhart, '\ quad souffle dish Place in Edmiston to some of the exotic and attractive Im$630 LATIN AMERICA 175 II. on, The bacon may be omitted if Lt , Jones, Mrs. George C. Means, net w t. 5 oz. FRAGRANCE In a medium saucepan scald pan of hot We will be pleased to design water that comes a ports in her newly opened business, Latin Touch $5.5j .75 II. oz 16.00 like 3511. on W" you. lust for the milk; gradually stir in the 1-Inc h high around dish. Bake In Decoialing p9 Mrs. Ralph King and Mrs. R. F. S Convenient Ways to Suy $4.50 $6.00 Boutique, located at 120 Lake Mary Blvd., just west up nuLk TOWN S King. grits; cook gently, covered and a preheated 32$-degree oven TERRARIUMS. POTTED PLANTS 315 W.it 13th SI of U.S. 17-92. Mrs. Prosser h scup tute hurniny grits -1117w os ted a grand opening stirring often, (cc about 25 min- until a knife Insert ed In center HANGING BASKETS SANFORD, FLORIDA If I Iabltpoon butler or Sept. 17 which was attended by a crowd of Sanford ute. Stir in weil the butter, conies out clean 75 minutes. f.Mjmer Oviedo Litt Philips mn.trgrine cheese and bc''n. Vigrouily Serve at once Makes 6 sec and Lake Iary residents, as well as Latin imports LaJune Estes wax being The Dimcjnd Store Wally PhIIl1 i*wtd m.rat ed traedmuni4lnel st ir in egg yolks, one at a time, ings. fanciers from further afield. She draws her merINVArabom One of Central Florida's Flnst FloriPs chandise from Mexico and several South American 11 205 . COMMERCIAL. DIAL 312-1122 countries. Her son, John Prosser, is associate. _ / / / sychic 's Quest j ng I g \.i". W •tb1. i ___ ____ ___ I - ___ ___ \ _____ ___ ___ ___ _____ _____ -- _ fl __ ex Education N eeded - Pregnancy Teen --- - - - - e ' Golden Anniversary Marked, . - ro ieiii - / ___ ior es igner Off ersClin ics , ' .4 p, _-_- - - -. - _____ ___ ___ ____ " .' - • -, - ___ Diabetes - .._,,. * - oose Nursing Home With - s Botts Enters Pharmacy Program OFFICER M nnounc _______________ ___________ P Business Women's Week Declared E PHILIP& ersonals Dma Years Ago Don - '-- r WV, I 125 ...ThIs Week I I u DRAPERY ln cans _____ - -- ESSENCE - FREE sheer fabric BY HOUBIGANT . - - - , - Sanfonians Club Meets / , - - I f / dr .11 , Spoonbread Light But Satisfying -1 -4pIj" I - JIWVJ, : PHILIPS - ! - 1 I Don. - - , --: ZA - Q / - 'LI ' F - - / f , 305-322-3315 (1 ' :' Vi* RARE ' • COMES TO _ Sanford Flower Shop ECKERJJ DRUGS - 1 - I ' 14 . , --• ' :-, I- ~,~ ;J, ~ .FN.2~ln I - , 1~r~111 - qr , T - f r fi, , - _ i -I . i , - c - -- ', . --.i;iii' - - ' - 1 I ' i) - ::'I : - -- - ' -- -- - -: -. �I FL ksm, $10. i. Ifl.l ILONDIE Musicale I ACAM tUslody " — I—cliths 12Orandaonof Adam (eIb.) 13 High card 14Grssdy 71 II MOIS preCipItOus 20 SICUIIflI SPPSIMO.1 21 Slight bow BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker \ P*.'A!DdWT W"T43 T)1A1! 1 I TENNIS BALLS 'BtIJ5Z $OiJ+1T I OF \ ' DvAi 22 23 Arched measures 32 By way of 33 NegatIve prefix POtATO YOIX 34 Domesticated 35 Not as much 161 r" 31uionparts n.ø, (ib.) 40 Impair _ 4_ 44 go" set 48 Harbor 49 50 Gar" 51 Grist Lake For Sunday, September 26, 1976 ____ 7 permit 54 P5U$I I Melancholy 55 AffIrmative I 'lPY T T Dane EfliPSOldil 3S Siren 4 Hebrew 25 Small tumors I Reicued 26 Renown 27 Level ascetIcs 28 Get up 6 Genus of maples — — — lawgiver 41 Mimicker 42 LearnIng 43 Bornbyx 44 Bird i n Gilded --" 45 46 Arrow poison 47 PIeces out 49 Method 29 Back talk rr — — _____ — , 20 Is sick I Number (pl.) 22 PiiI 2 DIstinct PIll 23 MUsiCal Q?OUO 24 WOodeInd 3 DO. fOr InstanceInshumint — 31 SInging voic 10 Arachnid 37 S.pset.d 11 Bibllcalgardin 38 Baseball club Pis COfltiNII? 40 Biblical 56 Residents of (suma) rri-r r- k\.. Lr IT — — d45 'LI IN! BORN LOSER by Art S.nsom /HEPHP\ C I 6IVP1 40U Ow! S — .0 3 r _________ — — — — I U - — — — — — .0 I - — — — — — — — — '4.5 19 — — by Bob Montana ARCHIE — r — — r r — — — — — — — — — ..! WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOB'? RUGS BUNNY • played a couple of rounds of trumps and plinked down his king of diamonds. He Intended to claim If both opponents followed since he could handle any 4-1 or 3-2 diamond break, but West showed out. All of a sudden the cinch grand slam seemed doomed to failure. South saw one extra chance. He led a spade to dummy's ace and ran off all his trumps to come down to a two-card ending. He held the four of diamonds and 10 of spades, dummy the ace-jack of diamonds and poor East a fist full of worms. He had started with the king-queen and jack of spades and was forced to discard the last one of them to keep the guard for his queen of diamonds. by Stoffel & H.imdshl fd.JGS IS DUE AW MINUTE FOR HIS MLY VISIT...GW! 1 •• HOROSCOPE DOWN 26 Stumbles 30 LIncoln and f%IMIWS$ 31 MusIcal 1 Pv* Puis 36 Abhor 15 Louis oui 18 Animal doctor 52 Lifsims 53 Few" (coll-I 17 spouse wascon 44 rcii Answer I KNOW HELL 5PEND THE '#MOL!. TIM EATING UP Mt' DELICiOUS F mimt - won't help by htk4 yoiiilL SCORPIO ((kt. 21-Nov. 22) You're arnbltloil today, but you're likely to (acm on the wrong P"Try not to so your wheela on tblnp that may not be desirable once attald. ARIES (March 21-April 1$) Someone you're very closely associated with may feel she has a proprldary interest In your resources today and put you on the spot, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't make a major decision you haven't had time to think on. You could come up with a mas,jye error in judgment hasty (ho GEMINI (May 2141100 20) - - - SAGITrARIU8 (Nov. 23Dec. 21) A problem you have with anidhercan bvSdtflou'fl bring It out in the open. 5of faring in silence won't help the You're not apt to have too much luck today do your tIddthg.YoU'ilbefar batter off it you fend for yourself, CANCER (June 21-July 22) In hopes of bettering your lot today, you might take a foolish CACORN(DeC.22Jafl. 19)ft is oUytolnveMYOuruuiI too deeply In a friend's problems today. You probably cant help and you may be opening a can of worms. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 5 who has I gamble basically oppoaedto Them Is your more conservative InatinciL LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Normally you treat those who are your guests cordially. Today you're not likely to be your usual hospitable self. cooperated with you In the p. ff you want him toconthniito do so, give him more credit In p (Feb, 20-March 20) You have a tendency to be imable to determine which way to go. Seek a safe mIdVIRGO (Aug. fl.Sept. 22) fleground You may rim into a person you have an old grudge against YourselfYOURBIR1IIDAY today. Don't demean sept.I1, IM by going out of your way to patronize the Individual. dThere will be some advantageouachangesforyouthls ( Sept UREA (Sep. 22-Oct. 22) Open your heart and purse to an year that could benefft you old friend today, but don't give financially. Be prepared to more than you can afford. You move when opportunity knocks. For Monday, September 27, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 221 Hunches today regarding t financial mitten should only be used in conjunction with your logic in making decisions. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Someone you've met recently is worth knowing better. Get intouch. ratberthan waiting for a call. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) For bed results today 't flaunt your authority. More will be achieved by pulling strings in the background. ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) You can achieve your ends through friendly persuasion today. Be tactful. You'll win allies for your cam. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your Instincts are right regarding something you feel has potential vale. However, It will take work to make It an asset. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Plan to do something fun today with a bright, cheerful companion. Your moods will be governed by your company. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Resourcefulness is your sl.rong suit today but it won't come Into full play unless something occurs to tent your mettle. LEO (July 22-Aug. 220 There £-- _iJ__ 6 wv two sides iv AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 190 Cut through the red tape today. Deal directly with the top man. Toying with subordinates Is a waste of time. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) on I Ik vvcij wul. .--. k.._la._... .k..a iiinabout ......I..L.... In.mu Focus on the positive aspects small concessions today, If you today. You'll find the solutions see they could profit you in the Today's hand was sent to ns be sure that he long rim. you're seeking. would not open four hearts by a Delaware reader with the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) with a suit headed by just ace. question: "Was I lucky?" TatieflC Is essential today In YOUR BIRTHDAY The answer Is that he was king unless he held eight of erdal affairs. You SePLVIIM lucky to find East with all Your Comm outh them. Hence, after S won't gain the edge till ti time showed two kings In response three spade honors, but really This year should be a very to the Blackwood live unlucky to find the diamonds to wrap up the deal. LIBRA (Sept. 22-Oct.22) Be a active one, both mentally and notrump, North could count 12 bunched. Also, he played the good listener today and you physically. Enjoyable fresh top tricks. He bid seven on the hand very nicely and deserves theory that when there are 12 a lot of credit for that. may pick up information of Interests will enable you to (U top tricks there is always a considerable value. It will come meet now people and do dif. MODERN, send $ I to: "Win good play for the 13th. from an expert In his field. (went things. South held the right king so at Bridge," c / :- this everything looked rosy. He newspaper. P.O. Box 489, discarded his deuce of Radio City Station. Now York. diamonds on the ace of clubs. N. Y. 10019) circ ti AIJ'rC L. #'im r uyu;Juroz X North to knew his partner well ':" II.j(g CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis 14 -00 J!Wf,l1 too 11 0 INN 14 SEEK & FIND' I O')i h 1 E : I IX)N,T WAl4r TO HEAR IT, HOLLYHOCK! ( IT ITHOUGHT WOULD CHEER E ITAELASEIOHWHEI DIR HIM UP! .— 3 .w. z; s•I::) Whelk Wharf Whiffle IL -,.. _-,- - - I - - — Ui I- 96 L U.J U) U. 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I '•' , I . -4 .4 I .. _ *0091 ,% , I H I I 0 C 0. _____________________ .q 9 _______ - / _______ i! _fz ~2L -. - I it L R 2 Ta Ir U I ____ I J 0i 7- iIi i! fI I U 2 P -. • : i ***. le owl by Tom Vincent ets 'Politiccil T 8 1i a 1* a ca . - :4 4 I d" W1 FE , ft a 11, ' • a . '..' I Ir : A. ' + .' . - v.. Z> es, said • , 1. (L ' - I ;,~rt 7 . - ~- Y. I r ^ 4 0 i . t !4 1 1 k - I It, . I " 11 I . , '. I I I . OF 'X - 0 CD:E J I I ( -- • - _____ p _ 55 N m _____ m o * 9 % sa . luif 2 N - N , I . I, _____ ( , 2. ___ R. ITR :' :? ig 5 - 1. i r U) ) I - __ -1. . • -1 :~ -! W ", , . : 1. . 'd 1- - fl:~- WWI I I E. ' 8 WE - 11 11 - : C10 .- - LI Do f.).' • Er r= 2 arl J I JACKSONVILLE, Fla (AP) After four days of helplessness bound, gagged and blindfolded in dense wooand Sheri Linda Jaffa, the kidnaped wife of a wealthy land developer, wasn't sure she could trust her rescuers, ~; -- I ro %4 Z. I .I a : is f .. 41 ;..;.i 3 N , 11; All a 3H I 341 :4 & 9 ip _< I C:) Co ta ,3 IK 6 RE I ; IRi" Cr & 9 W . 0 - V C: 5`1`21 ____ 0J'r,.. f .~-- I b, - CAl 4 !1 C6 rC-) ,.. S.. . •.,- .11 . '- -. (,*. S! ~ Y, •f . %W - -.----,- - - "I can't recall what she said when we first saw each other. The big thing is seeing We SanE rd's Gene sweet looks for daylight in Pop Warner League junior bantam ganie at Oviedo business partner in a Jacksonville contracting - F -. -• - Mrs. Jaffa, 35, was hospitalized for ex- posureand abrasions but was reported in good condition and high spiri today Rescuers said Nirs. Jaffa was badly bitten business, was charged with the kidnaping and , i" , . ~L 1', -,,* :-- . , - . •.,...::,. . ...... . held under $750,000 bond. lie was arrested in jail, where lie was serving a weekends only jail sentence im • - ' .: . •. .. - hookup fees. Hover, federal Officials have informed Seminole that hookup fees cannot be charged. The city of Cassel berry has indicated an interest in buying Eagle- Dale -mid today the, bed move for the county would be to back off and let Casselberry take over. Today ........ •...... --... i-s . ,,. •,.. . . . . •. •. . •• . . . .. .'.. ' • • -611 . "I 4. I repot ters to discuss her ordeal "The mos,important thing is to get life back to normal," Jaffa said. "She is already dis. ' I , A' , ,i ,I -V I , -XA% ..,.~ o A q~ cussing a possible European vacation." . After the kidnap, Jaffa received a $20(),00o ransom demand. He got $50,000together and a trail of notes directed him to leave the money at a s pot in the Ocala National Forest The money was never picked up, and when the kidnapers made no further contact Jaffa and his to children made a televised appeal CUsed man, a native of Lwiipkin, Ga., is the brother of Aubrey E. McWilliams. a partner . I ': ç naturally makes the skin sore." Jaffa said his wife will not meet with head from trying to work herself loose from the post to which she was tied, which was similar to a railroad tie and si feet tall Her I , bonds were nailed to the post "She wanted to know if her husband and children were all right," Touchton said. "She was in excellent condition for the situation, She had been ex posed to rain, heat, cool nights and the tape over her eyes and mouth which for Mrs. Jaffa's release. -t , deep . 1 . FBI agent Arthur Nehrt),s said the a 4411 . _Vr , 1.* with Jaffa in Spectra HUJl(feN 5- •. h . ~ ,,, .1 - - (..,_..,'i wood Lake by mosquitoes and scraped on the back and ~&-' " I.Aupiyg ON -ft ~~' Expanding the Sanford plant and using the land spray system would cod slightly more than 114.7 million. The committee could also choose to ex. pand both the Sanford plant and the Greenplant or to build an entirely new plant in the UpsWa area west of Sanford. Either land spreading or well JectiOn can be used with each of the plant location alternatives. Also at today's meeting, Dale recommended that the county bow out of its tentlon to purchase Eagle Uti1Iti laltial'i. the ojvha4h We Ever Had home ~. ~.4_4~. - _. _', 1_1= rs can ospital Nirs. Jaffa again, Ellis said. "Wecall edout... heardhergroan and found her," Ellis said. It was just a mile from her kissed and it was the greatest kiss we ever against Fort Pierce Sweet found some, but n enough as his team lost, Saturday, 13-6. Photos, M. - g feet poinentofDaleRHaesto Calendar the civil service board, a report Comics will begiven b the Crossword ministration a refundin g Policy of customer meter Dear deposi ts ; a recommendation horoscope will be heard on an unproved H methodofapprovngbi Sports date will be set for a work Television session on the proposed new Weather charter. Women seat of the car because she didn't want to see Richard, was soon at her side. had ," her h usband said Jack McWilliams, 39, the brother of Jaffa's story on weekend's Pop Warner League action in ,; . I, JP I ..71- ~ .I SWEET SMELLS DAYLIGHT . ' gal,V. Seminole County, Page 6 - 1 - - In Casselberry, meanwhile, the governing body there will consider appointing a new council vice chairman and an acting city manager. Council Vice Chairman Sal Orlando has become acting chairman to replace Char l es Glascock, who r esigned The board has been discussing the possibility of naming long-time City Clerk Mary Hawthorne acting city manager. The manager, Anthony Guiliano, has resigned to accept a position in another city. the abduction, hid under a cover in the back But the rescue was real, and her husband, "Y I. . volves releas School Other items on the agendaThe Crooms freshman football team in clude: adoption of o rdi nances picks the amending the fees in the Tuesday night In Its season Southern Standard Building Opener at Lake Brantley. Page 6-A. Ordinance and abandoning a utility easement. i\l)EX Mayor Gerald Christensen Around The Clock L abducted her last Wednesda~ had been dressed as policemen, . ., Z 3: 'a~" . . ___ 3 ,.• l ) MM Under the new plan the federal grant would mean a bond issue would be unnecessary. west le Police Chief ,Nlatt Touchton worked With knife and scissors to . 6qM~'-, : r ___ 3: m a., A I 40 .4 '111W ;_ . I . 10 0 i1c " . . . > III-I 8m r .. --- - f. _____ ___ x U'P*D , R "... 1 __., CN "- - - . M 0 1 - *_ 0 3: ;; U. 0 t~ 5 . a W t' T ' >1 Im ic E 1W - R rr ____ is , 5 ____ 9 a P i Ir w ig 9 . .s 0III m p > --I .10, Deep-well injection ' a cut her bound wrists early Sunday, Mrs Jaffa - r. ..% ____ Seminole air an Eye posed in another case Investigators said Mrs. Jaffa's rescue in a wooded area came after McWilliams' girl friend, Edith Burton, fl, broke down under questioning at the jail in Macdenny, 30 miles of Jacksonville. "She drew us a map to lead us to the spot but I took her in my car and made her show us," Asst State Atty. Wayne Ellis said - j . ______________________________ • a a JEWim the sewer system since corn prehensive plans have already been prepared and are owned by the city. The city, in a lawsuit set. tlement with Glace and Redchile several wee ks ago, paid SM,000 for the sewer system plans. It has been estimated thatitmaycostabnutn,00oto retain the engineerin g firms services in pursuing the federal money Three years ago, city voters turned down a referendum on const ructing a se wer system when it was determined that costs of financing a bond issue to tht indiiduai homeown ers would be extremely high. Ch The Greatest Ki"ss ... ; i The Langwood and Casselber City Councils will I hold separate meetings in the respective cities at 7:30 tonight. Ir lAngwood, the governing body will again discuss the possibility of retaining the services of the Winter Park engineering firm of Glace and RadclUfeofileapphicationsfor some $4 to million in Federal funding under the public works law for a cit) wide sewer System and expansion of the water system. The public works law provides outright gran for approved projects. The city in a particularly good position to gain the federal funding for New - 3 ~~Ir.*., , I IIl I wade disposal systerim. The least expensive plan - with costs estimated at $13.4 million - proposes ex. Pending the Sanford Plant to serve the entire north area and disposing of the waste water by deep-well injection, a stem now be ing tested in Orange Cot in in waste water thousands below the ground, between layers of rock that will trap the water and keep ft separate frem the area's underground water sply. Most of the people involved In the decision seem to be favoring the other disposal system, land spreading, which costs only slightly more on the bottom line. Set-up costs are r, I c use e water 2,000 acres of land that t roughly $4ere Ch inlllions of dolla be recover y g sprayed I -- - I Federa , N rr I I ll . • ! : __ the phase wWdbe work at the Sanford facfllty. The alternatives being considered by the - _____ 14 -- o •' Z M ?I I plant has a 3000 people. At present, present capacity Is 2,400 So the first . . Iq ___ _____ 4I W 6 - I C C * = ~ -< M I ___ !~ i t,.!. !! .. I, . Cn--I 9 15* - XC vzt ,1:6~_~ 1 __" IL..* _ k-,l'. ,_.J, *.~ ";- -. F • dispose of waste water Porter stressed the fact that state pollution control of ficials will not t any system which would discharge effluent Into Lake Monroe or the St. Johns River. proposed = .. it 1. - mended that about 2,000 acres of land be purc or a spray irrigation system to been .-.Il ________ ____________ • - * "_ ,_ 9 fb - % . = -I ____ sgengineers Clark, Paul Porter Dietz and Associates, who presented several kind I. i . t!J .;. ________ - 0 s. ______________________________________ - s P_ a _____ I It ____ i - America - IV -. =. , L - . ., ' -lbl. ~ . Democratic : f _ , cent is - -,.% .: _ : on . . I ~ * 11 I 14 .1 j - By The Associated Press I . rl * Bill Dale, director of environmental The U.S. Census Bureau ser vic the $15 million would come Association of Chiefs of Police sharing and federal ass um pti doing most of the legwork for from leased statistics Saturday that he intends if releded to of local welfare costs. both federal and local f unds About Th the GOP ticket, is in Illinois, per Ford is wrapping which showed there are 2.5 mil., "stamp out the threat of politiexpected from Washington, while A UPPresident Ford campaigned Sunday attempting to shore up a Southem campaign swing lion more Americans -or a to. cal terrorism." Support 25 per cent will have to be rude up by the along the Mississippi Gulf Coast m (ann areas where it has r today. stressing Conservative tal of 25.9 million - below the three governments lie srdd in the first 100 days of and, in effect, told voters he portedly been wavering. times, while can- official poverty line of ,50O. his nest adminlstraion he would was Dale said no specific financing has been closer to the South iden. Sen. Walter F. Mondale, his set up. Possibilities, however, include either a didate Jimmy Carter continues The 10.7 per cent increase over give top priority to federal logically than Carter, its native to can his attack on Republi- last year is the largest jump in anticrlme legislation. Ford son. Democratic rival. said he un- user charge or the floating of bonds. derstood the seriousness of can Policies to the Far W. the 17 years the bureau has kept charged that "Congress has Under the spray irrigation system, Porter The President, who WS unempIoment a er, daTing Ms cain- records. when he spoke said, of the cod can be recovered. About dotMn(' a aries of greeted by some corntivo tothocho were out work., 00 part a year per acre an PaIgniftg today In Portland, Carter said it "means that we anticrime proposals he has sub- Democratic officials rter along the said in remar ks prepared are on our way to creating a milled. In a Baptist church in Balti. explained. by growing hay o,1 Lh ini#,lt way, accused Carter of favor- more, he told the black foc a group of Northwest labor different of Other Amer. cong land. Carter told audiences in Call- ing excessive spendin g for do. gation that children of families 1eaders that new figures on ica, a class that has Executive Assistant Roger Nelswender called fornia Sunday that the GOP was mestic social programs while who are deprived - poverty in underscore the New Poor." of a decent said the county did not want to lock itself into to hiame for spiraling prope rt y advocat ing "disast rous" cuts in livelihood will go looking for a any plan which would not allow flexibility an "indictment of economic Ford. who is in Miami today, taxes burdening homeowners. defense spending. in mismanagement" by the Fond way "to make it d in a speech prepared for a He in the the future. Neiswender said Porter's present to bring property Meanwhile, vice presidential Aminidration. plan takes the Sanford plant to "maximum conference of the International tax relief throug h revenue candidate Bob Dole, who Is See FORD, Page 3A cheap capacity." 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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 26, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bf5a4c7d9db66ce82e4a50bfaef3347e.pdf 72888e2b19e04c3b1c1052d2891acc9c PDF Text Text S*-Evuslq NsisW, kak,d, FL 8.0. a The Race For County Judge 000 Hiltt Fredric Hltts am)41k,n Mace '4'flhiood was to be a Atomy. In his Odwadong pm.r.t toward On legal proteulon he detoured for theee yeas, first to practicing his second love a joe'. nalismcareer — anilthentobshssdofa departi-eg for the Florida Development Comnildion before returning to 5C*lSOl at night todaty for hisJeijjlow. He, Me wife, Joyce, seven chtld'ei live In the Woodlands of ___ - In addition, Mitt said, traffic court Involving city Cases should be held In the south end of the county with all three county judges A native of Tons,be has raided In Florida He said since he is a resident of South Seminole he would be willing to "handle the bulk of the cuei' if the presiding judge of the county courts wished him to do so. civil litigation and some criminal work. His legal experience also includes 1$ madhs service in the Orange County public defender's cmos. for the pad 20 years. He is 38. Bitt was one of those considered for a circuit judge apØim,nt a year ago, losing Out to Kenneth ter, who was race* tected unopposed. He dill hopes one day to be a r* cult judge. He added, however, that If elected to the new county judgeship in S'sbv4e, he would serve the full foir-year term and would not resign when a circuit judgeship is up for election two years from now, Hilt sees ae,.l oeeasa&, steps in solving the problems ohiewded dockuts and loss of revenues 1Mfripstd by th. fin cities which have municipal coast, when these courts are phased ad In January. He s'4geda that the Logidshn ad down _ the co el mast in VAN and forfeitures train m y Real problems are certain to develop with the phueoi4 of inimicipsi courts In January, but It Is within the power of the cities to start the ball rolling to solve those problems, ac cording to county judge candidate Alan Dickey. It all depends on whether the cities really want to have courts In their areas, he said. CWTUI law empowers the cities to certify to the cbiefjudpof the circuit court that they will furnish space for a courtroom. If the judge doesn't act to set court bearings on a regular basis In the cities, the mwildpalltles then can goto the chid Justice of the Supreme Court with the problem, Dickey said. In addition, Dickey said, It Is obvious the state attorney's office has neither the funds nor the people necessary to handle the Increased caseload of prosecutions train the five citle.. But, the law gives the cities the right to hire their own prosecuting attorney to do this work. He said that failure to prosecute city cues will cause a morale problem In the police departments as cues they have made go by the board. "County court Is going to have to Mt In the south end," Dickey sald. "If It doesn't sit In that area, there Is going to be a revolt of the taxpayers." He said that South Seminole persona, many of whom work in Orlando, If required to appear in comity court In Sanford during the day on "fender benders," will suffer not only twoed to the city. .&pracUces law M the ue'sp,eg pan. Is a general prectice, Mostly _ Dic k e y city cues are to be divide& Mitt noted that the City of Cauelbervy recently levied a properly tax for the first time because of anticipated leases in go train city court. He add coasideratim should be given to treating as city cues those offenses arising within a city with the resulting revenues participating on a rotating basis. MItt said that night court should be scheduled for traffic offenses. He said with parsoos accused of traffic violations having to appear In court during the daytime, the I.coni11c Impact via loss of wages during the daytime hours would be almost prohibitive. "A wrung would be committed because the court would be exacting too stiffs price," he said. A necessary quality an attorney mud have to make a good judge, Mitt agrees is "judicial temperament." He defines this quality as a Hn1ii of maturity and attitude. 'iwyera who become judges tend to change and grow," he said, "becoming more mature and more responsible as they practice." Maturity, he said, Implies the ability not to over-read to stimulus whether pro or can. tu'rr DICKEY The Phaseout The Sept. * contest for Seminole County Judge takes on unusual Importance this year with the pbueout of the municipal court system scheduled for Jan. 1, In line with the requirements of Article V of the Flnrlda's 18 con. stitutlon. When the phaseout is accomplished, all city cases now heard In the municipal courts of Casselberry, Altamonte Springs, LA1g`WO14 Winter Springs, and Oviedo will be tiled In county nowt. Sanford and Lake Mary cises are already tried In the cotrdycvwt. While the Incnnbents, Harold Johnson and Wallace Hall, have beam elected unopposed, two new faces to the Political arena - Alan Dickey of Sanford and Fredric Hitt of Altamonte Springs - are vying In next week's election for the third county judgeship recently created. In the Sept. 7 primary, Dickey polled 3,700 to Hltt's 2,567 to set the rwo(f pelndpala. The other two candidates for the office at that time - A"14aM State Atty. William Heffernan and Sanford lawyer, Carroll Burke received 1,9 and 1,918 respectively. the fines imposed, but also loss of pay from miming WorL The answer to this, he said, Is night court held on a regular basis In the south and. Dickey don not an repeal of the con. stltutlonal amendment phasing out tht.) municipal court system as the aiii to the difficulty anticipated. The voters passed the constitutional amendment to get rid of peace justices and the city courts, he uld. Born In Kansas, Dickey, 33, grew up in Miami and Is five year resident In Seminole County. He has a civil and a4rn1ri1 practice with his office In the Sanford Atlantic National Bank building. He and his wife, Laura, have two children— Kevin, 5 and Ryan 21 montlw. Dickey received his baccalaureate degree from Stetson University and his law degree from the University of Florida Law SchooL Judicial temperament In his opinWm Is the "ability to listen and patience, understanding and dignity thrown together. A person who Is short with litigants and attorneys, who will not let them have their. my and day In court does not have judicial temperament," he said. Knowing where the line is is the secrst." Dickey, during his almost eight years In the legal profession, has served U an assistant public defender and an oulsiard state attorney, maintaining his law office at the same time. "I always wanted tobea lawyer, as long as I can remember," he said. 69th Year, No. 30—Friday, September 24 1976 Sanford, Florida 32l11—Prlc. 10 Cents 1 Lake Mary Awarded 300 Contested Acres B7JAcQUELJNZD0WD Herald Staff Writer Round one of a court fight between Sanford and Lake Mary over Th acres both claim are within their city limits has been awarded to Lake Mary. In a ruling handed down Thursday afternoon, Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Letfler ordered Sanford to turn over to Its smaller neighbor taxes collected In 1914 from the 10 pro With Seminole Tax Appraiser Terry Goembel out of town today, It was unclear exactly how much money is Involved. .,,,•, ': y owners Involved In the Lake Mary, which Included Ryan to Brock: 'I have III Brock to Ryan: 'I feel that (you have) caused the people of Seminole County to be the victims of (your) wrath been cheated out of being the standard bearer by your last-minute decision Allan Keen and Betsy Folk are all ears as their candidate, Jimmy Carter, makes a 'I'1iIL' debate point. Keen is chairman of Carter's Seminole County Campaign Committee. Sanford had annexed the land .. RYAN I Who Was The PHIlADELPHIA (AP) — Both President Ford and Jimmy Carter are claiming victory In the first of the 1976 debates. But a nationwide Associated Press poll showed today that neither candidate was the clear w'zmer, although Ford attracted slightly more new supporters. The restrained yet contentious confrontation was laden with economic statistics and political rhetoric but bwm of any new proposals. "I thought I did well," the Democratic nominee told re- BROCK Reverses Earlier Pledge very adequately." By DONNA ESTES HersldSWf Writer a t He ended his open letter by giving "fair and open warning" to whichever of the two remaining candidates win the seat to "keep a sharp lookout over his shoulder" because Ryan Intends to run and be elected to the office In 1978. The explanation given by Seminole County Port Authority Ryan affirmed that his position In these last few days prior to Director Jim Ryan for pounding Seminole's pavement on behalf the second primary concerning his candidacy In 1978 has not of Joe Knowles of Leesburg Is that "Knowles Is the most qualified changed candidate left In the race" for the Democratic nomination for the "Knowles Is the most qualified candidate left In this race," he district 34 seat In Florida's House of Representatives. said. Ryan denied that he Is working for the weaker of the two "Right now I'm trying to get the most qualified official candidates to make his own efforts two years hence any easier. nominated," said Ryan explaining his change of position from can't tell what Jim Ryan Is going to do next," Brock says. that announced just four days after the Sept. 7 primary election. "He"Itold me the night of the first primary that he would endorse In the election Ryan placed third in a three-man contest for me and now has gone 180 degrees to support my opponent from the Democratic nomination behind Knowles and Altamonte Lake County," Brock said. Springs attorney Newman Brock. I Brock's law partner, Gary Massey, said he Insisted that Although Ryan carried Seminole County by little more than Brock call Ryan during the early evening hours of the first 100 votes, be was not able to overcome Knowles and Brock's lead primary before final returns were in and when It appeared that in the two companion counties In the 34th district - Lake and Ryan was running ahead, pledging Brock's support to Ryan Marion and lost by 191 votes. should he be the victor. On Sept. 11, Ryan lnan open letter to Brock sald. . . "I have Hassey said he urged Brock, In turn, to seek Ryan's pledge of debded that It will be In my bent Interest, and In the best Interest support If the tables were reversed and Brock was to be In the of the candidate and party unity, that I not openly endorse or runoff. support any of the remaining combatants In the second Massey said he was on an extension during the Brock-Ryan Democratic Primary involving those In the race for Florida conversation as the two men exchanged pledges. House of Representatives, District 34." "Apparently, Mr. Ryan Is an opportunist who seems to pick the "My position," Ryan continued, "— simply stated — Is that I weakest candidate so that he may run against that can1dal' In feel I have been cheated out of being the standard bearer by your the very next election," Brock said. (Brock's) last-minute decision to deny me an opportunity to truly He added, "In evaluating Mr. Ryan's past actions, it appears represent the p&*t for whom I have so faithfully served for over he worked In the Republican incumbent's (Vince Fechtel) past 10 years — coupled with the fact that I am now — and will con- election and then decided to run against him. tinue t, be 'running for House Seat 34 In 1978." "He (Ryan) has flip-flopped back and forth from the "Sectionalism interjected Into the race by Mr. Knowles Republican and Democratic parties because he can't, apparently, causes me to shy from supporting his candidacy openly. get along with either party. -By the same token. you have also made similar comments "I don't think lie knows what he wants th do. I feel that Mr. that I do not feel are germane to presenting the ability or Ryan has caased the people of Seminole County to be the victims qualifications of any of the candidates — or necessary to interject of his wrath. His indecisiveness could foresteably prevent into our efforts to become elected," Ryan said In the open letter. Seminole County from picking up a much-needed representative He continued, "My analysis of the first primary is that I sat In Tallahassee. would have very easily won the nomination — (since I was SUC"Ryan's statements and actions really boil down to pWit old cessful In winning my home county) - had you not decided to 'sotwgrapes' I hope I will never have to stoop to his lotIcs,' thwart my efforts. By the same analogy, I have never felt any Brock said. qualms about unseating the incumbent" "I've tried to run my campaign on a very high level. HI, Ryan said his financial resources had been "completely actions may be a blessing. I would not want that type personality drained" by Brock's "untimely entrance" and that In addition he to be associated with my campaign," he said. had gone into debt. In the Sept. 7 primary, Knowles vote tally was 672 In "If I had unlimited funds such as you and Mr. Knowles have Seminole, 2,449 In Lake and 22 In Marion; while Rrock'j totals spent in 'buytng'thetworun-off positions —history would have to were l,429fn Seminole, 1,008 In Lake and 23 In Marion and Ryan's be written in an entirely different manner," he said. totals were 1,541 in Seminole, 719 In Lake and 9 In Marion. Seminole Campaign Briefs Kelly Headquarters To Open Campaign headquarters In who is seeking the district five Saturday In the shaded parking will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Seminole County for U. S. Rep. seat on the Seminole County area adjacent to Lard Saturday at the iome of Richard Kelly (H-New Port Board of Cc*nmlaslcners will be Cburnley's Pub on SR 436 in William F. Austin III, 2 Island Rlchey) will be opened with held from 10 A.M. wIll noon Altamonte Springs. Drive, Lake Mary. formal ceremonies at 9:30 Saturday at the bane of Mrs. Saturday. Some 600 state—inspected Huth 801* well, 107 Pine Lake in plants are to be available for A gala "Meet the Idate" the Little Venice section W(,j) sale. A number of local The headquarters is located Arbor. Kirchhoff Is aRepublicancandidates be cocktail party for Greg at 320 U.S. 17-92, four blocks Republican. ' will gtJ ( SR 436 on the wed side available throughout the day to Drummond, GOP candidate for the district 33 seat m the of the highway. meet and greet the i'u c. Florida House of Rapresen. A cocktail party for the tatives will be held from 6:30 to The Seminole County Young Republican candidate for the 8:30 p.m., Sept. 30 at the A coffee on behalf of the Republicans are sponsoring it district one seat on the Altamonte Springs civ ic candidacyo( William Kirchhoff plantsaleframiOa.m.to5p.m Seminole County Comm1n Center. p.. "I enjoyed It very much," Ford said on leaving the theater, Asked who won, the President replied, '"fl American people." .LFo 4 suppoders, "We havea turning pon this campaign..., The momentum Is on o side." The A? poll was conducted among 1,085 scientifically on the southwest I LIdJ$WW vvinnerf chosen viewers who were questioned both before ImmedIately after the debate. It showed that 31.4 per cent of those who watched on television thought Ford had won and 31.8 per cent thought Carter had won. The rest, 338 per cent, didn't or couldn't pick a winner, Statistically, the margin between Ford and Carter was too small for a clear winner to be declarecL Experts say that a sample of this size could err by 2.9 per cent from what the result would be If all viewers were polled. Voters were asked their preference for president. Carter supporters numbered 453 per cent before the debate and 46.9 per omtafterward. Ford wuprefby 41 per cent of the voters before the debate and 44.9 per porters as he left the Walnut Street Theater, site of the debate. Carter said he had wanted to stress what be con. alders Ford's lack of leadership "and I think I did that Ryan For Knowles: W hy? the land In Its 1973 In. corporation, collected the property taxes in 1915. -. - '.' cent afterward. The Undedded vote dropped ft fl 11.9 per cent before to 7.1 after. The poll was taken f The AP by (lfl MW- we 1ces oiRd, See The Debate, Page 5A Top man in the primary! Here's why... — . withoutjur"Won to entertain the land owners' petitions' for H us key,.,To..',Hike Sweetwater Rates By ED PRICKETT - ' Herald Staff Writer After suffering a setback In rim ,. 4h residents who already pay the full $200-n.year1ee. The developer claims he Is losing thousand., each year because of Increased costs. "The only thing I can say Is a - . I As a former resident of Seminole County and retired attorney of the U.S. Department of Justice, itis my opinion that Joe Knowles will give us efficient and honest representation. James G. Sharon, Jr. Leesburg a Government will improve by electing men of the stature and experience of Joe Knowles. Phil Conant, Umatilla a We need successful businessm en in Tallahassee. We need Joe Knowles. W. Garnett White, Sanford a Because he is a successful businessman with broad experience as a community leader, I recommend Joe Knowles. Major General Emmett M. Tally, Ret. Mt. Dora , JOE KNOWLES Successful businessman citrus, cattleman, banker Civic leader 14 years In water manage. ment In Okiawaha Basin, former mayor and city commissioner Joe Knowles has stability, balance andsound judgemen t. Gordon V. Frederick, Sanford Ira W. McCollum Jr. and his wife Ingrid watch their , man on television during Thursday night's presidential debate. McCollum Is chairman of the Seminole County Republican - Executive Committee, Church and family man Rarely do men of Joe Knowles calibre, character and Graduate of Rollins College ability seek public office, a Sam Henry Powell, Leesburg Mason, Shriner, Elk We need a successful businessman like Joe Knowles. S. 0. Chase, Jr., Sanford In my opinion Joe Knou'Ie would give Dia. 34 honest, efficient and effective representation. Gordon G. Oldham, Jr., State Attorney Leesburg Competent and understanding Joe Knowles asks for your vote • Vote for conscientious, effective representation In Tallahassee 4410(blo 1111411T 1cs 11 DISTRICT 34 Florida House of Representatives .1 SCC Prof: Ford Won By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Prof. Roger Jarand a speech and drama professor at Seminole Community College said today that he gave a slight edge to President Ford in his televised debate with Jimmy Carter. But the professor added that Carter may have made a better impression on the American public. "I thought Ford came out slightly ahead," said Jarand. "I thought he gave wore direct answers, while Cuter used many of what I call 'si'phnwic cliches' In gP:ing answers to questions. "Li trtn of delivery," Jaran1 saId, 1 thought Carter was superior because he tended It, speak to the camera, while President Ford, Instead of looking at the camera, would look at the person who asked the question. And I thought Ford was rather rigid In his delivery." Jarand said he felt the Democratic challenger came across as "rather shaky" at the beginning of the 90-minute debate. "He stumbled through those first couple of questions. But ltter on he developed more confidence and seemed to figure out how to respond to the questioners. I thought Ford didn't seem any different at the end than he was at the beginning; he stayed pretty much the same all the way through." The president answered each question "yes" or "no" at the beginning and them developed on his response. Jarand said, while "Carter would first ezpo'.ind, then toward the end he would get around to giving an answer. And in several cases they had to wait to the follow-up question to finally pin him down on something," "Carter has to be it lot more specific," Jarand continued. "When he was talking about how he was going to implement programs, he had a lot of assumptions In there. I didn't think that he had at his command the same number of facts that President Ford had." And yet, while Jarand said that as a speech teacher he would "give Ford a higher grade than Carter," he said the former Georgia governor night have had a greater Impact on the viewing audience. "Carter used a lot of sophomoric cliches," Jarand said, "but this Is the type of thing that appeals to the American public. I think that's been pretty well demonstrated. I don't think the public responds to facts as much as to an emotional kind of __________________ they came find." Contractor's Wife Kidnaped; Abd ctor I Payoff Try JACKSONVILLE (AP) called Jalfaat his ofnceshortjy be in touch with her husband The wife of a wealthy COil- after 10 o'clock Wednesday after the ransom was paid. tractor and real estate devel- morning, demanding $200,000, oper has been kidnaped by a Walton said. The FBI said Jails left the man who led her husband and The caller directed Jaffa to a $50,000 in cash in a briefcase at officers on a fruitless 100'mile location near Green Cove the scene, along with a note Around The Clock .4-A ransom payoff attempt, the FBI Springs, about 30 miles south of Promising full payment upon Bridge ...............6-B Said today. Jacksonville on U.S. 17, where assurance that Mrs. Jaffa was Calendar ..... ...... .....$.A Mrs. Richard Jaffa, 35, dii- the man said there were in- safeChurch ...................3-B appeared Wednesday morning structions for the pay-jif. The FBI said the money was Comics ... ...... ....1-8 as she prepared to visit a hairJaffa notified a friend, who not picked up and nothing furCrossword 6-B dresser, said Ken Walton, as. called the FBI and Duval Counther was heard from the k.dEditorial 4-A sistant head of the FBI office ty sheriff's office, Walton said. Dear Abby 141 here. Working with laws enforce. Dr. Lamb 6-11 A $50,000 partial ransuni pay- meat Officers, Jaffa followed a The news media learned of horoscope 6-11 merit was made Wednesday trail of notes Wednesday the story Wednesday but night hospital S-A night but never picked up and .c a location In the Ocala Na- 49rtcJ to withl'cld the story unObituaries $-A the woman was still missing to- tIon4d Forest, northea3t of the til today after authorities said Sports ....... 64-A day, authorities said. Jaffa was city of Ocala. news coverage could endanger 'rtlevisien ............4-li to make a public appeal for his A note fotnd at that spot di- the woman's life. The voluntary Weather ....... ....S-A wife's safe return trier today. rected Jaffa to leave the money Women ....... .141 A man with a Spanish accent there and said Mrs. Jaffa winid See CON'TRACTo Page 2-A - Today presentation. "I thought the highlight for Carter was in his final statement," Jarand con- . cluded. "When he was talking about the things he could do- you know, 'trust me' he came across like . . See SCC Prof Page 2-A a S Gainesville for the toughest game on the Brantley schedule. Elsewhere tonight, Oviedo plays at Seminole. Colonial bat Lyman and Melbeeisat Lake Howell. "Until this process came to end by the failure of Legisla ture toenact a proposed municipal charter during the 1913 regular session or by the failure of the voters to approve the charter enacted," Lef fler wrote, "the city Of Sanford was . Joe Knowles has proved he Xas the ability to work with people John Krider, Sanford f,,,. Jim McCollum hands off to Dean Shackleford, and Lake Brantley High School hopes play works to perfection tonight as the Patriots travel to vv-uuun iL" another hearin -.. district for Sweetwater Oaks, Lake Mary City Attorney developer E. Everette Huskey there Is no way to continue to Gary Massey, who prepared the now says he will raise rates for ' lose $75,000 a year," he said. order Leffler signed Thursday, all homeowner association Homeowners at Tuesday's had been waiting this morning members to $200 a year. meeting criticized Huskey for forward of the judge's decision. Presently, some Sweetwater not telling them about the "I think it was the right residents pay $50 per year In planned taxing district a year decision," Massey said. dues, others pay $100 while ago. According to testimony at The suit, filed by the city of residents who bought homes the commission meeting, some Sanford in May, asked for a recently pay the full $200. All homeowners were Informed of judgment on which city Is en- together, about 500 families the district as late as lad titled to the 1916 taxes. occupy the development, which Sunday. The basis of Sanford's suit Is located In South Seminole Htnkey said a second apwas that the property owners County. plicatlon for a taxing district is have "evidenced desires to About 50 residents showed up not Part of his plan because proceed with sale or develop- at a county commission countY ordinances required a ment of their respective par- meeting on Tuesday. Armed year between each application. HUSKEY cels" but deals are being held with petitions signed by an "We're not going to do up until the question of which estimated 200 residents, home- Project is completed. Any In- anything today or tomorrow," city the land Is in has been owners convinced the commis- crease In homeowner's fees will Huskey said. He said he will settled. slon to turn down Huskey's require a vote by association give things "time to cool off" before slapping residents with Sanford rezoned about 24 request for the taxing district, members. But Huskey said he envisions the Increased fee& acres of the land for corn- which he said was needed to no problem In getting the new mercial and multi-family use In offset high energy cos'.,. "I've had a number of calls Under the proposed special rates voted in. The reason, he from people who are behind December 1974 at Jeno Paulucci's request. The city taxing district, each home. said, Is because as developer he me," the developer said. retained strict controls over owner would have paid about has the necessary votes. In an The only other alternative election, homeowners have one one Huskey mentioned at development plans because the $30 per year. vote per residence, while Tuesday's session _Isto mt -If land lies within the prime Huskey Is president of the Huskey, as developer, has four lights at the project. recharge area for the city's Sweetwater Homeowners votes per each lot. water supply. And Huskey says now that As far as Lake Mary is Association. As developer, he Also, Huskey says he will shutting off lights Is not going to will president until the have the votes of all recent happen. concerned, all 300 acres are remain zoned agricultural. Sanford collected the 1974 taxes because, as Assistant Property Appraiser Bill Suber said, "For lack of better Information the property was u listed as In Sanford because James S. (Jim) Ryan, Sanford '.--, .' ,l ,) i• PATRIOTIC FEELING -- fine legislator. — Leffler ruled that Sanford had no authority to annex the land because a notice of Intent, In. cluding the legal description Of Lake Mary's boundaries, was published Jan. 24, im. Sanford City Attorney Vernon C. Mize Jr., who. had not yet seen a copy of Leffler's ruling, said this morning be would ask the city commissioners Monday night for a decision on whether to appeal the decision. Sanford has 10 days to file an Intent to appeal or to ask for I have come to know Joe Knowles as an outstanding gentleman, a fine and qualified candidate. He will flake a DEMOCRAT UI June 1973, less than a month before the special legislation, creating the city of Lake Mary became law without the governors signature . _ nerof --- LJne Sill] *fl IDA ....... .. --- d ,i.;J ' fl ..;. ..:: , . -r ............................... . . :' -. , . ..........'.'-. -.. :. . - 'ti ..,. �IA—IsuIq IrW, kd. PL Pray, Sipi. 14 'Improvements .Okayed #9 For 2 Hous ing ' ProIects ~ I NATON NBREF Patty Hearst Fat. To Be Decided Today SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - ! - months after a bank robbery, Patricia Hearst faces a sen tence that could be as light as probation or a tough as 35 years In prison. U.S. District Court Judge William H. Orrici Jr. is to sentence the newspaper heiress today, By JACQUELINE DO Herald SWf Writer __ -- ___ - - s In is - r. — one day after le1alsess1o,s on both sides 01 - - metamorphosis from kidnaped college coed to _ In Berkeley, avowed SyTnbicnese Liberation Army members William and Emily Harris Pleaded innocent Thursday at an arraignment on state charges Of abducting Miss Hearst from her apartment on Feb. 4, 1974. And in San Francisco, the prosecutor and the defense attorneys who opposed each other during Miss Hearst's elghtweek trial last spring met Thursday with Orrick to discuss "housekeeping matters." - :. . ..--- S. - ', th . _ . - .Z. issing - . ., ministrative assistant who admittedly committed perjury while testifying before a federal grand jury. Inouye, a Democrat from Hawaii, also denied a report that the Senate Ethics Committee is pressuring him to fire the aide, ontrcictor Wife - .- TAKIN IT EASY - - - :. WASHINGTON (A?) Sen. Daniel K. 'Inouye says he has no plans to fire his ad_ . . _%~11 - - Inouye Won't Fire Aid. . - • ____ '. - .,,,,.. -. TAMPA (AP) A migrant farm worker says he and a friend walked m iles along a railroad track to escape Ivory Wilson's Polk County labor camp where he was beaten and held in bondage for his debts. Rich ard Brown, 34, testified Thursday that he was held against his will for debts to Wilson, who had charged him for food and supplies but didn't pay him for his work. Brown said he was charged $30 a week for sandwiches and beans, $7 for blankets and $4 t Henry Giugnl. Giugni told a federal court last July that he had accepted a $5,000 cash campaign contribution in 1973 from Gulf Oil Corp. lobbyist Claude C. Wild Jr, and failed to report It as required by federal law. UAW-Ford Talks Progressing DETROIT (A?) Negotiators "are getting a hell of a lot closer" to a contract that would end the United Auto Workers strike against Ford Motor Co., says UAW vice president Ken - Bannon. Bargainers for both sides agreed on Thursday that they were making progress, the first time they've expressed such confidence since the walkout by 170,000 hourly employer started Sept. 15. • But there was no wdrd that roimd-the-cj talks would begin, the traditional sign that a settlement is near. . Attempted Firebombing Investigated By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer window of the auto, 'deputies said, sometime early Thursday. — y nearby and may escaping with the steaks anti r eportedl DeuidsaIdSteelesaidbeIsa have been waiting for the liquor. Seminole sheriff's deputies state witness In a grand larceny pursecnatct*r. today we, e probing the at- trial pending St Orlando. Escape Charge wiuiam nson iyie templed firebombing of the of * Courts SupectsSoegb Sheriff's deputies today said Apopka, was arrested residence and auto of an Oviedo Thur. Sanford police today were 25 steaks and seven bottles of sday afternoon at Sanford on a * Police man listed as a Mate witness In looking for two Juvenile whiskey, total value $125, were circuit court warrant charging an Orange County Circuit Court suspects In connection with * Fire reported a missing from the escape. Bond for Lyle was set t grand larceny trial. Th ursday night burglary at _____________________ Caboose Restaurant, Fernwood ,OOO, according to county jail Deputy David Duguld Williams Fish Market, 1105 W. — Blvd., Fern Park, after records. reported that two incendiary 13th St. someone was apparently locked juvenile suspects fled the Mampa, devices thrown at the Oviedo Patrolman Richard Bennett burglary scene on foot as police Ue Authorities said Lyle was eb business at closing ins i de Route Three residence of said two Thelma Evans, 42, tthj of. boys, ages 13 and 14 arrived. co unty jail Inmate on a work ficers she was walking borne Thomas Steele, 29, failed to years, were caught Inside the release program who failed o WomaaRobbed, Cut Ignite on Impact. fromthe downtown area when a burgled bualneu and two Deputy B. S. Morton said return to Jail (ruin his job. A Police reported today that a man The flreboinbi —bottles of paper sacks of candy and Sanford woman was cut on in an alleyway on Second candles were found In a walk-in provision of the work release the Street ,!l%h wiçk between were chewing ggn, valued at $11, hand Thursday night when a Maples avenues Holly and freezer that had contained the, prpgrm clls Ir prosecution 1agaj 1Wt the aide of the recovered ,y officers. grabbed her steaks two, doors were on1an.Cscsp,, charge U P,he Iman anatched her purse con- and to* the purse residence and through the rear by fore. found and unloèkeJ, Bennett said two other taming 17$ cash and apparehtiy mate4 $38 in food Police said two other men were used by the thief or thieves in Job.' laila to return (rain Action Report$ Ford Included In SEC Probe ,. Dr. Jonas Salk and others told a Senate health subcommittee hearing Thursday that live-virus vaccine can give the disease to the S - - ' I _____ Jjp— '\ ' ' ' J" I - . • .. 4~, - -LP'd . 11~:, WORLD —y ,, , fl " Z. .' • ' 11 :; .1 "' . .' ' ' ____ Maj. tengistu Haile Mariam, strongman of Ethiopia's leftist military junta, escaped an ssa.ssination attempt Thursday night in iowntown Addis Ababa, the governmezt anowiced today. It was the first known Lssassrnation attempt against any of the top bree officers of the Provisional Military 'ouncil which deposed Emperor Haile elassie in September, 1974. Mengistu, 39, is rst vice chairman of the council. - said. - . TALLAHASSEE (A?) Gov. Reubin Askew is "pretty confident that there isn't any real legal basis" for a law suit aimed at knocking his proposed Sunshine Amendment off the Nov. 2 ballot, says an aide. The suit was filed Thursday in Leon County - Cirucit Court by former Sen. Charles Weber. a Fort Lauderdale Republican who charged that Askew's proposal violates a constitutional ban on changing more than one section of the Constitution with a single amendment. Circuit Judge James Joanos of Tallahassee scheduled a hearing on Weber's suit for Monday afternoon. • • hand over power to Rhodesia's black majority within two years, informed sources reported today. The government refused to comment on the report. "Everything that has to be said will be said when the prime minister speaks to the nation later," a government spokesman said. Smith scheduled a radio and television speech at 8 p.m. (2 p.m. EDT) to announce the response of his governpient and his ruling Rhodesian Front party to the British-American plan urged on him last weekend by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and South African Prime Minister John Vorater. Smith told reporters Thursday after a caucus of the 50 Rhodesian Front members of parliament that he would make a "clear and positive and un- equivocal statement. There will be no doubt In anybody's mind." The sources said the government would insist, however, on an end to the guerrilla war that Rhodesian black nationalists have been waging from bases in Mozambique and Zambia. 'My Charm Did W Voters To Fill G ascock Seat _ _ _ _ LONDON (A?) U. & Secretary of State Heary A. n "perasuil kissinger taM aewimea JskIrejy today M Wi charm" halped Wan in Wi isuthera African e1l, bet added "we'll get theblualwo if the diplematle effort fills - CASSELBERRy City tabled a motion to appoint City Hawthorne has been called Council members and Mayor Clerk Mary Hawthorne as upon to take over the reins of supervisor and a field supervisKissInger, on his way home, told reporters in Gerald Christensen declined acting city manager until the city temporarily three or. The council voted to create a London Thursday night he would be Thursday night to name anyone Monday night, at the request of times during the last few yearn. surprised if the to fill the vacancy left by the Councilman Nathan Van Meter. Four applications for the city $12,000 a year pod of field Rhodesians rejected his proposals. But British ofsupervisor for a thremOnth recent resignation of Cunmanager post have been period with the option to renew ficials in London were skeptical. Van Meter asked the council received by the city. cilman Charles Glack. Kissinger again declined to disclose the details of If It OrlandO The council preferred to to consider a resume submitted A suggestion by Van Meter recommended an existing the plan. Other sources have said It includes black leave the selection up to city by a retired area individual. He that the mayor serve as acting employe, William Schroder, for power by the end of 1978, admission of blacks to voters In December unless city said the man would take the Job city manager was rejected the by the post, but Christensen Rhodesian parliament business becomes dead!ocked and n u til a permanent replacement Council government in the InChairman Sal Orlando, suggested consideration of terim can be found for City Manager by a council vote, and a $2-billion fund supplied by the United expressed "a lack of con- someone outside, and fl P States, Britain and Struggling to deal with other AnthonyGullano, whose who other countries to compensate fidence" In Christensen, poh rn.nt was made. resignations in the city resignation is effective Sept. 30. Orlando said he had approachutility Rhodesian whites who leave the country and to The city's first administration, the council Long-time clerk Mrs. ed some department heads in director, Lane has resigneci continue development of the country under black the city about the temporary effective Oct. 8 to accept a rule. Post and had been told "no $20,000 a year Job with the city Reporters traveling with the secretary were told way" because five elected of Cape Coral. th at Kissinger was urging the British, as the Officials were Impossible to ifl Orlando announced that the technically sovereign power in Rhodesia, to insist on please. Charter Revision Committee, Inan effort toflfl the vacancy which must complete Its work a speedup in the scheciulesoas to get the blacks into left by the resignation of Utility by Oct. 15 in order to get the power by next spring. British officials were reported Director John Lane, the council changes on the Nov. 2 CHULUOTA— Sheriff John t, opposed to such an acceleration. '3 Is considering dividing the willholdwork.esalons with the Polk Thursday night gave little U.S. officials in Kissinger's party said the responsibilities of running the city council beginning ned' hope to this community for a secretary of state wants quick action to head off department between a financial week. curfew to curb a rising tide of Soviet efforts to persuade' black Mricánleaders that juvenile vandalism. the United States is trying to maintain white The Chuluota's Woman " supremacy in southern Africa in a new form. Club had Initiated a petition for Fighting in the four-year-old guerrilla war in a curfew, but was told by Polk it ' Rhodesia continued Thursday. Government officials wo uld have to be approved S announced that security forces killed 18 more black countywide. Polk said he had failed 18 months ago to get the The governing body has also Insurgents. The Like Mary City Council county commission to set a Kissinger has won support for his peace initiative Thursday night adopted agreed to seek federal money curfew. resolutions and approved ,i under the public works law fora from three black leaders in southern Africa Polk agreed to attend a plicatlonstobe submitted tothe new city hail complex, but no Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia, Julius K. Nyerere of meeting at 8p.m. Wednesday In U.S. government, seeking const ruction cod estimate has Tanzania and Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire. But his aiuluota's Community Center $2,006,700 in federal grants for yet been estabilslx4L proposals were rejected by the Marxist regime in with parents, children and In other business, t he council city projects. young adults from the Qiuluota voted to continue the present Mozambique, where most of the Rhodesian guer/ The applications under the location of city hail at 185 E. rillas are based. area to explain the parent's responsibility and what could federal Public Works law Crystal Lake Ave. requests the outright gift of happen to Juveniles who The city had asked for bids on money for water system ex- office space. Although commit acts of vandalism. POLK He said there had been many panslon Including a well, monthly rent has been paid by complaints from Chuluota storage facilities and lines, the the city for the Philip Zeull re"nts in the past year, but and police scaiiners for alerting paving and drainage of 3.55 property, the Zeuli bid calls for he s sure there were many the vandals. miles of city streets and sewer payment of $io monthly from more incidents unreported for now on. Residents have complained of lines and lift stations, Wh* fear of retaliation. He added destroyed mailboxes, windows, that many times residents who slashed tires, throwing of filed charges later dropped oranges and eggs, and swit- TECO Customers To Share Costs them. Polk blamed CB radios ching off of power. - Sheriff Sees Little Hope For A chuluota Curfew • . • .. . 'S ••. • - (A?) A researcher da Department of Education, Highway PatrolInMaj. Roger safety standards, he said. studying school-bus accidents which oversees purchase of Collar, contacted Tallahassays the lack of seat belts make so Wright said that some of the methat 600wi school buses a year, see, seemed to agree, at least in factors which make seat belts lxasespotagi death traps. But said tho ut added the way school buses are built. detrimental a state education official Insists supervision In each bus,adultfor school bum seat that use of the devices could be belts could be ev rationale is that seats In are also present In commercial en more dan- the"The design of present school buses. even more hazardous. gerous because they might be buses are not conducive to seat Their conflicting comments improperly adj usted. "There's Wm no belts," he said. "U you have a mont azne In the wake of a Wednes"A seat belt not proper lay accident In which 37 per. Justed Is more hazar ly ad- lap belt, forward motion will edt for It (seat belts)" he dous than put your face right Into ' ns, five at them physicall the rail y no5eatbeftatail,"beedda!t oftheseatinhontojy0u' ppj children, were In- forms a whiplash Fogarty disagreeti He ui ured when a Greyhound bi Wright said a the So seat-belt systems should be in. lammed into a school bus. Is improving o0 f Automotiye ve nationwide, cluded In new buses. rs w , "If you use them (seat belts) quite a implemen,ta,, tion 0f fl jflg j4 airplanes, why don't you use they concluded such time when there matching those enthat seat belts wm In bum?? Dr. William weren't practica is a Significant amount of inforforced in Florida since practical. • ógarty of the University of "In a school bus, you don't I.1 Milan to justify forc g the beCks WIMI a" Thudy, manufacturers of busesinto pronew buses, have doors that open as In He said he would like the automobiles. Aflyschool vide adequate protection of bus 'It's the safest we can get to passengers, )Uckle'up'1or.safety" cans weAgts we're not going to $l)) 21,000 pounds and what Is ccnoomicaily feasible," see dgn atonded therm do It," he said. does not respond and pusan- he said. A school buses. "Obviously, a school board gers do not respond as they do But Earl Wright of th e Flori- in a 4,000'pound auto." About 3,600 buses have been not going to lilt Is not required bought since 1371 with the new to.,, - , 1% (Continued From Page I-A) , The Ford four said they a real evangelist talking to leaned toward him prin. the people. I think that's cipally because he did a the kind of thing that ap. be tter Job of rebutting peals to the American of the Democratic ! p," nominee's argumentj, M e n w h II e, I n Washington four members The five coache, from of a five-member panel of around the country scored college debate coaches the nationally televised gave -s slight edge to event for The .Associated Presldi,r.t Ford In his Press using a point system debate with Jimmy cw similar to that used In The fifth gave Carter a collegiate debate cornnarrow edge. petition. ' 1976—Vol. 69, EnTALLAHASSEE (AP) vironmentalists who oppose a proposed Apalachico!a River dam can force concessions from the U.S. Army Corps of - 30 PUbI, th,d Daily and Sunda y , HCpf SitMfdi, and Chrittmit Oat 'tTh. Sanford Herald. Inc. IOC N. Fr,nc Ave ,. Sanford, Fla $.cond Class P.ile. P4.d Al Sanford, Florida 3J;; 1. S) 40. iMon Sl 20 Ye,,, S2140 0, M.il I n tam, a home Au $2 10. & Monfr i j, S6?Q I? Months. 13? 10 o e H m Mfh, # 1, No. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler says he saved valuable time this month by using state airplanes on two trips which records show cost more than $2,000. A commerical airline says it could have done the job for $744. State aircraft pool records show that Ashler and Deputy Insurance Commissioner Tom Brown used state planes for official trips to meet insurance executives in Philadephia, Baltimore and, later, Dallas. According to the records examined Thursday, Ashier's office will be billed $2,155.50 for more than 15 hours flying time and for one day Dam Alternatives Sought 4 - September 24, Ashier 'Saved' Money when a plane was idle in Dallas. -- Frida y, . , -- " ' . - _____ Lake Mary OKs Bids For Grant . • - . 1 - A fri"CO P ing te Rule Issue On U.N. Floor UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) African delegates to the United Nations General Assembly are seeking to put a brighter spotlight on the Issue in southern Africa that Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has put on the back burner, white supremacy in South Africa. The Africans got the assembly steering committee to rec. omnmend Thursday that the perennial question of the white South African government's apartheid policy of racial separation be debated in plenary meetings of the Assembly. In the past It has been debated in the special political committee. Salim Ahmed Salim of Tanzania told the committee the question's importance required that it be given maximum prominence. The full Assembly is certain to approve the recommendation. Western delegates went along. But they Indicated apprehension that the Africans would Insist that the Assembly hear representatives of two anti-apartheid political movements outlawed In South Africa, the African National Congress and the Pan-AfrIc..nlst Congress. W. Tapley Bennett Jr. of the United States agreed that the importance of the question made It worthy of discussion in plenary meetings. But he stressed that speakers In such meetings should be limited to representatives of member countries. Jeremy Thomas of Britain said his government also had not changed its opposition to bearing liberation movements In the Assembly. Jacques Lecompt of France endorsed the British and American stands. Kissinger during his African shuttle that ended Thursday concentrated on trying to setup negotiations to transfer power to the black majority in Rhodesia and South-West Africa, or Namibla. He made no attempt to get Prime Minister John Vorder of South Africa to modify his policies at home for two reasons: I. Black nationalists are already waging guerrilla wars In Rhodesia and South-West Africa, and Kissinger fears they will escalate and the Soviets will Intervene. In South Africa, the white regime's repressive laws and large, well-equipped police and military forces have confined black violence so far to street rioting. 2. Kissinger needed Voider's support to convince his supporters they must give up SouthWest Africa and to convince the Rbodesia.n whites they must turn over their government to the black majority. The assembly steering committee also agreed that the questions of Palestine, the Arab-Israeli conflict and the election of the U.N. secretarygeneral should be debated In Assembly plenary sessions rather than in one 01 the committees. TALLAHASSE (A?) A Florida Supreme Court ruling that all of Tampa Electric Company's customers must share the cost of city franchise fees ",ould not affect other utilities, says a Pubis!.- Service Commission attorney. - - Zn DISCOVER 1776 AMERICA 1976 BICENTENNRL INE ___ - by Accident Sparks Seatbelt Dispute - , • - • SCC Prof Says Ford Won Debate Prime Minister - Gov. Askew 'Confident' \' p$ - .. of Ford, in his congiessional rent a house, with several couples days, staying at a company sharing exPensm In every _ house In Florida and lodge in Instance. Whyte said, Ford paid New Jersey, and Makingtrips for his own air line tickets with I Caribbean. Earli er this week, In response I - ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (A?) vestment of the taxpayers' money." So he wants to kill It. The St. Petersburg Republican said Thursday he would file a bill ordering the Canal Authority- to terminate the onethird completed waterway and study possible recreation uses for the Okiawaha River Basin. "The cost is too great all Floridians would share in taxpayer-funded construction of the canal and in the resultant ecological harm but few would share in the so-called 'economic benefits' from the canal's completion," Sayler - The lobbyist, William Whyte, to reports about the golf o aa1dtn53tatenhe ifl5s,theWdteHousaidfl.e -1' , • , '- ' Ford have been close personal was 'no evidence of S friends for years. Ford, wrongdoing." ,. ?j' I 1 I S Whyte sald, "shared the 0f Also Thursday It was dl . US. Steel ovomlght accn cIosedthatWhYie.s2yuId modauons, as my personal son, Roger, earns an annual — • "] guest, on five occasions over salarYof$15,00asanaj,,,,eç, l 1 the last dozen years or so." man on the staff of Vice Fred. i Wh yte said the accom- dent Ne (H,rld uica,d Wills) lson Rockefeller. Ad. 'OANN HAS JoAnn Saunders, right, candidate for House of Representatives District modatlotis provided Ford were ministration spokesman sal4 5 seat, a house near meets with Annette Bisigni, 1 Disney World in Roger Whyte got the job two is left, and Audrey Corso during gathering today HER DAY at Florida in Cham ber of Commerce building In Sanford. years ago on his own merlt.i. Mrs. Saunders participated in motorcade through South Seminole to Sanford as part of "JoAnn Saunders Day In Seminole County." • •( Strongman Escapes Plot a '1 '' • - Barge Canal is a "totally unjustifiable in- WA'&UNGTON (AP) A company lodge in New Jersey spokesman for U.& Steel says for golf outings In 1964, i , the federal Securities and Er- and 1973, change Commission Is In- The company spokesman, vedigating entertainmentof Carl Atkinson, said he had no entertainment government officials, knowledge if the corpora tion President Ford, at company f eve r pcld travel espenses for duties. Ford. me confirmation Thursday Whyte said of the probe by the company to he and Ford made the Caribbean came as the White Home was four trips • BEIRUT, Lebanon (A?) Moslems and Christians today pounded each other's neighborhoods with artillery exchanges and launched ground forays despite the inauguration of a new president, a declaration of unilateral cease-fire by Palestinian guerrillas and prospects of new peace moves. Random rocket, mortar and howitzer fire sent panic-stricken Christian and Moslem civilians to Beirut's basements and shelters during the night. Leftist Moslem and rightwing Christian forces reported night-long close-range combat in Beirut's downtown business center and the adjacent port area. Each side blamed the other for the continued fighting and each claimed it gained ground. - - person it is supposed to protect. "At the present time," Salk said, "the risk of acquiring polio from the live-virus vaccine is greater than from naturally occurring viruses." Moslems, Christians Exchange Artillery Fire TALLAHASSEE (AP) Sen. Henry B. Sayler says the controversial Cross-Florida __ - for a fifth of wine. Wilson, 30, his brother, Roscoe, and Willie James Blbbs went on trial before U. S. District Judge W. Terrel Hodges Thursday on ch arges of Involuntary servitude and peonage. Sayler Tries To Kill Canal - WASHINGTON (A?) Polio cases caused by live-virus polio vaccinations now exceed cases that occur naturally, but the total number of cases from all causes averages only about a dozen a year, scientists say. IN BRIEF Li 4 Vaccine Can Cause Polio SALISBURY, Rhodesia (A?) - Of Witness Are Tarqets PrW.y,1.0.14, 174-3* Ian Smith will announce tonight that his white minority government is bowing to pressure from the United States and South Africa and Is agreeing to Slavery Trial Begins ,, - nome, Auto To Retain Pension year pension. Legal attempts to deny Christian his pension ended Thrusday when the Florida Supreme Court refused to reconsider Its decision that he is en titled to his retirement benefits despite a kickback conviction . Terry McNab, assistant state retirement director, said his office will issue the first check with in a few days of receiving a copy of the ruling which denied Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's motion for rehearing. He said th e Division of Retirement has already drafted a check for $21,844, covering back payments due Christian since his pension was suspended last October. - . - IN BRIEF - . convicted felon. 7!4 TALLAHASSEE (AP) Floyd Christian has won an 11-month legal battle with the state he once served as education commissioner and wil l retain his $25,000-a- '.a ..... San Francisco Bay recalled her 2i-ysar I IraM, Muluit FL Rhodes'ioa, Black Rule In 2 Years? % , Christian Wins Battle ______ . , "' PLOR11)A presented to the commissioners Planned Improvements at by areldied John Drapsh. The Like Monroe Terrace include plane m be approved by the 1:i- - a SIntOI Hoi Authority federal Department of Housing concrete storm drainage O)flUnisI1OnSr have appr UTbSfl Development, wblth than link fencing plane for ubsidizes the housing new basketball court of the city's public housing authority, before - . playground equipment. . projects and agr,J to p can begin. In ether action at Thursday T. applying for federal f Housing authority Executive night's meeting, the corn. to modernize two more projects. Director Thomas Wilson III misslonera: Castle Øj. Court, estimated tj approval would —Approved medical largest of Sai*rd' six p take lees than two weeks. deductions from rent, housing projects, and Cowan Fourteen fire ascapes. retroactive for two years. j. _i. Mougtdon Thrrace both on largely of steel with poured —Delayed approval of ai the city's wed" - are next concrete steps, will serve the 21 annual contributions contract ,' on th e housing authority's second-floor apartments at with BUD wdll they have mar1 -. priority lid. Commissioners, Redding Gardens. Smoke time to study It. . meeting Thursday nliJg, ap- detectors will also be added to —Set a workshop on a proved the preparation of a all apartments In the complex, proposed model lease for Oct. 4. ;.. - ••1S.• modernization plan for the two projects. I . Bedding Gardens, an apedS mentccinplezfcr e low. Income elderly on Sanford's — eutalde, and Luke Monroe Still M's Terrace on the we4akle were generally approved by the (tii• Pecan '-.g 1-A) wires second ntact nmIpjos, althongh they (Nsr.W n honrs." y IIa Wilts) expressed with resfrIdl was lifted today. Walton wouldn't reveal the On a fine day In Sanford there's nothing like a tO replace vaildullied Ph" "It was, like a scavenger trip to . f0e of :little fbihing yard. lights with the same type hwd, Walton said f A the 01and relaxing. Some of np:a large globe act locations or specific wordj ofraneoznnotes. folks take a casual approach to angling, and some go a poet. Ins about It more earnestly, as this lady 'The fact there was demonstrates Preliminary sketches of fire tad ce the IrsciJ3 by using a two-pole approach, He did say they were ha4 esCaPes thatwfljbeco,. us concerned," Walton said, written on paper which ap. at Redding Gardens were "But there have been cases peared to be partly diacolore& - More than ab jury convicted her of armec - I 1111op"o, ". gnome Engineers if they propose feasible alternatives, says a project official. "We're lookirg for alternatives that we can evaluate and investigate," project study manager Walter Jiurdin said Thuriday at the corps' Mobile, Ma., district office. He said the corps has been "pretty we' stymied on the planning ,e've done to date by opposition from environmental people and state agencies in Florida. 'Birth' Row Kills Mother ST. PETERSBURG (AP) A 46-year-old man says that when he found out he was illegitimate, he new into a rage and killed his 76-year-old mother as she rocked in a rocking chair, a police statement says. Richard Michael Laury said in the statement that he took a gun from a wardrobe and killed his mother, Angeline Respeita, after she refused to discuss the matter with him. "We had an argument a bout my birth," Laury said. "I came across some papers. I was born three years before she was married. I got a gun and shot her in the back of the head." Mrs. Itespeita's decomposing body was found two weeks after the Aug. 10 shooting when investigators went to her apartment looking for Laury, a suspect in a tavern — holdup. L.aury said that finding out that he was born out of wedlock and his mother's refusal to discuss it with him drove turn into a "blind rage" and caused him to become "frustrated, angry and confused." In his statement, read during a preliminary hearing Wednesday, Laury told police: He walked away from her, over to a wardrobe where his mother kept a loaded .32-caliber revolver. Without a word, I'.d picked up the gun, walked around behind the rocking chair, lock Mm and fired the one fatal shot. lie '."k the gun, locked the door and left in his mother's car. For two weeks between the murder and discovery of the body, he said, he slept in motels and the car. He told detective Ralph Pflieger he knew she was dead when be left. "When you fired the shot at the back of your mother's head, was it your intention to kill her?" asked Pflieger. "I don't know," Laury answered. "I really don't know... I guess it was Just blind rage. I couldn't get an answer from her concerning my birth." Once between the time of her death and his arrest, Laury said, he returned to the house to get a shotgun. "There was a lot of blood and liquid on the floor. I threw a blanket on it ° I wouldn't get my feet dirty," Laury said. Laury had moved in with his mother not long before the shooting, after his stepfather died, police said. Defense attorney James Denhardt and assistant Pinellas State Attorney Doug Crow argued In court over whether Laury's statement showed premeditation sufficient for a firddegree murder charge. Denhank said It didn't and that Laury should be charged with manslaughter. Crow won the argument Thursday when a grand Jury indicted Laury on a first -degree murder charge. Officers found the woman's body when they went to arrest Laury on a robbery charge in the Aug. 24 holdup of the Dew Drop Inn. Police subsequently charged him with an earlier holdup at a nearby farm store. A 26-year'old dcii was paralysed with a bullet wound in that robbery. Laury was jailed under a $10,0 bond. 'I - ,, III ' I •. I ,, ' , F J l• ,' ' ' • q F- • i,., , , ' I- , '' 4 li ' 5' . .a,. 'I • I —'-4. - �ve E ning Heiald 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA Area Code 30S 332 7611 or $319993 Friday, September 24 0--mmumn 32771 If Around 1fl -4A WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Mnqnq !dilor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director ____ VEIRW iII-l.I: 1 3 Vi.er. $.*40. Ri 1.iiI. In )i'rkLu atne as lime dvIirer All 'ihcr mail: %Itsnth. 1270: 6 Months. $16.20: 12 Months. $32.40. I W U.S. Must Not I Lose Arms Race The Clock ---- I - , wrann.il - the U.S. Arms Control and DWOnament Agency. Moore says that the Soviet Union has built tq) the numbers, quality and capability of Its military forcesththve1thattheycancopewithanyk assigned to them - from simple interdiction of Western ocean land or sea. Concurrently, Russia has established bavens for its navy in strategic areas of the world as bases for any activity It wishes to undertake, from war to showing of Its flag as a deterrent. The Soviet military emphasis Is not mysterious because the Kremlin always has been frank about Its modus operandi within detente. Leonid Brezhnev often has said that the Soviet Union would cont inue to pursue Its goal of establishing the dominion of Soviet communism everywhere and that this could lead to confrontations. It also requires the poised threat of Soviet power. bean seeing that they hned1y comol upert any candidate currently Fanning for any olfice anywhere, coady, date or federal. Sowvie reasonable But another one. What Is the bottom line? Will the IocIJoti be called off because you don't vote? Of course not. Instead, the result will probably be -and often at fird reading. By NORM (HRIN Confronted with a strange development in the Soviet Union In 1939, Winston Churchill declared: "I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It Is to a riddIs In rnv,6.0 uw, hi.,L Il5U1 —J There Is nothing mysterious, secret or enigmatic about the Soviet military policy that Is beginning to concern many geopolitical experts, Including John E. Moore, editor of the authoritative Jane's Fighting Ship and Fred C. Ikie, director of with a email margln of votes. one of the presumed reanoos (or the series of Ford.CorW d.bsts.-.&g of which we wthlI...d between yawns Thursday evening — Is to h& voter interest In the ongoing prealdecIal race. 11 tactic may or may not work. If Jimmy Carter continues to try to prove and rmiuw to himself and the nation what a plain, old common man, earth y cuimtry boy and dciii swinger he is, we could have NstrIc outpouring of voters who never even peeke4 at a Playboy cover, let alone a centerfold. Result: they'll cant a negative vote, choosing what they consider the Iwer of two evils. But even that Is better to staying home on Tuesday and on future election days. An example of how presumed apathy can be. turned around and exercised productively occurred just this pad week asaresder wrote the Evening Jdthe otherday:" .amtyofAdcans ar,so sick And fed up with all the cr a oke pdkks they Is" ieni' abed IL ft an take 0 In Rhode Island. An ado salannan, .pparontly disenchanted with the Democratic pestys nominee for the United Stale ena decided to do And wam't to day hom, to teach the pity ad that candidat, a lwi. Instead, he ran for the nomination In the primary. And he wan. Whom did he bed? The sitting governor of the date. So, there, for the benefit of many pro'ap.thlzeri, Is one answer, one solution, to that date of mind: got and ran. mort of that, seek out whomever JOR 'iLlir wutthy candidates, gut then to ran and e work for their electk Office • ' ____ . has bean -that an otherwise marginal cididMe, ompdos or worse, onhaks into anumliA* atiy It Is Indeed tenting and even sometimes !eerJr41y pl1hj n in, to day home from the polls and defend that nonadlcn . •" or with a glib "we dx like the iaIL what's the diff they're all a bonch of jerks 9 II"tiw Dell n; Wet- k. 55tvnt.i. Muuth. $!.441. 6 Mt'nlhs. $11.20; there losaythingiorus than voter apotbr, Ills abed voter ., , ,...: .; .1.• ...... Big Labor Backing Carter With the Dole Campaign -(NEA) - Vice. presidential candidate Robert Dole was telling audience the other day that the only ever to support him for public office was the Women's Christian Tenerance Union -"and ' now having second tbomMs." it was nicely done. Droll Dole. The It loves to joke about his party's political problems because they hurt too much to cry. In the cane of union support, or lack of it, the situa tion is more than list a problem for the Grand Old Party. It Is open warfare. Big la bor has battled Republicanism since before George was a seed -which Is to my from the By its actions of the last several years, the Soviet Union also has made It clear that It wants to first ight f time - this year its offensive i ferocity. As Barry cop be first in military strength. While the second Goldwater puts it, quite accurately, unions are phase of strategic arms limitation discussions Is "aiming for a Republican knockout In W71, a the Soviet Union Is Improving the quality of virtual end to the two party system." its Its Intercontinental missiles to catch up to the for a House of United States, building up the medium-range worry Labor coup. Also, the hour Is late. Union leaders that If the GOP can overcome Its present weapons in Asia and Europe that are not even the condition, subject of arms discussions, conducting massive deathly, lawhich has been widely diagnosed as bor's dreams may be shattered for underground nuclear testing, stirring the pot In the generations. If Gerald Ford Is allowed reentry In Middle East, spreading Cuban shock troops in the White House It could mean 16 more years ( Africa and giving aid and comfort to Communist Republican rule, and quite frankly labor wand. radicals everywhere. irs If a 1S.yesrold Meany would dill have the By contrast Nato has some 4, 0 ships at sea at the k At, I .41, .C.I. . ... .7 '' 1. • , I"'' :.. . .... I. . . . . .' It X. 1.• • . ---~p -) I.. ;. . I . ! 4'' ." .- WASIiINGTON—(NE)—Wbeneverin the past the Qneae Communists have been faced with a crisis, they have withdrawn, cut Outside contacts to a m'n"nssn and held long and tor. tuous sadons within the upper party hierarchy to emerge w.e or moods later with their new 03 . plan at wtion. watched thistake place In Yenan, than Mao 60v cave.cspltal, thee, decadee ago. The. . time. days. While the decisions were being reached, and each vow in an party's Owir structure was finding Its new place In the ___ ___ no major actions were taken ad no final decisions put into operation. The Communists 1 held tightly to the .pc• Ph - of th vi status quo In their relation- the moment Is ripe • ships with the outside world. The first objective In this agreementrwki p duthg past crises has been to assure continued control over the cities and as much of the countryside as possible. Mao's .. .•• .r. . 0 5R . a people correctly observed that danpite major recent years toward consolidation and unification nevertheless far r emoved from the days of the warlords, with army and bureaucratic types working to build their own small empires as free u possible from Peking Influence. , Qilna was truas Roadblock ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Any given time, unprotected by any navy. And after ruination. Herice if aborgoentIstoaon, the United States achieved the ' level of long- ange ballistic missiles that it deemed optimum, It M Orkét Spu rts Upward threat ---'" - - DER AN - - SO Scandal Uncovered In Energy Agency - , as raised by the LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bridey Murphy stepped out of the past with a visit to the set of a new MGM film about reincarnation, "Audrey Rose." "How else would I be able to watch a movie beingrnade and to meet people I've read 'about all my life"asked 'irginip Morrow, 50year-old motheof three daughters. Mrs. Morrow became world famous in 1954, when she recounted under hypnosis another life as an Irish woman of the 19th Century. "The Search for Bridey Murphy" became a No. I best-seller, the subject of numerous articles and a movie starring Teresa Wright. The trip here Thursday from her home in suburban Denver was paid for by the studio. Chevy Chase Hurt In Fall Free Vacdne -- ATLANTA (AP) - The man standing in front of City Hall collecting money wasn't a local beggar. He was Mayor Maynard Jackson, The mayor said Thursday that he and black officials elsewhere in the nation were collecting money to help the NAACP meet a $1.6million damage judgment due Monday in Port Gibson, Miss. The NAACP lost a suit filed by a group of white businessmen for damages caused by an NAACP-sponsored boycott of their firms. "If this money Is not collected" and the NAACP cannot make that payment, which is to be held as bond while the group appeals, "they could break the financial back of the NAACP," Jackson said. Bridey Murphy Visits Set not In the past, this necessity of bringing co control JOHN CUNNIFF to a restiexa population has brought abcut,the , ,, union leaders have lizad to that end More thanl0 law -compromises necessary for arongt divided lawunion phased out the nuclear middle-range weapons that members leadership tb pràIñt at Wag iir&fálly are being formed Into a stout army Russia now is developing. We also sharply cut back that may well be the strangest political force In solid front mod of the time. That was easier In the bombers deployed abroad. For example, the the nation's history. The Idea, say Republicans, put, bmum they had Mao Ts&tunig as a symbol, and because a good deal of the time he B52s that were needed in South Korea recently is to elect Jimmy Carter, to drive at least 0 NEW YORK (AP) -The shattering Impact of viewed as wholesome. had the ability to force unity, even when that came from Guam. more GOP out of Congress, and, as Dole puts it one day's economic news demonstrates again Then came the with e xc was paper thin. Even whet Mao was tering news trom the unity essive histrionics, "let George Meany how basically nervous and Indecisive the Mock Commerce Depa rt It Isn't too difficult to predict what direction the take over the country." ment that new orders for shunted aside. and his leadership Ignored In the talk will take when the President elected on Nov. 2 durable goods— big ticket Remus that represent circles, MS abi lity to stir passions and to Dole Is of co urse using the AFL-CIO president market really Is. sits down for serious discussions with Brezhnev Pjt dallying In a 60-point range from roughly major, Iong4ermn investments, such as Industrial Illustratively. He knows Meany would not even la12e revolts as In the case of the turbulent O to about the new generation of medi um range Soviet con sider becoming em peror, because of th just over 1,011 points for several months, machinery for manufacturers and refrigerators Cultural Revolution forced those who ad him e cut the Dow Jones Industrial average exploded for for con nuclear missiles in Europe and Asia. 'lb remove ri—fell sharply for the second aIde to submerge their own quarrels In order to his Influence. And yet at least some of the 2oi points on Tuesday. the month Inc row, we will probably be asked to give up or Republican distress Is accurate; big labor may hold onto power and prevent a splitting of the It was the 13th time sInce March that It had Not only was a decline of 2.2 per cent recorded country. Sometimes It was touch and go. Today, spend as much as $100 million on this year's sharply limit the performance of our CTUlS 1,000 points. of the previous for August, but In the same announcement the with Mao gone, things could go either way. That missiles, bombers, submarines, targetable election effort ( Goldwater It will be between surmounted spurts the energy seemedIntoeach drain from the govermnen economists told cia revision In the Is, his succeasors could split so badly In public $40 and $60 million), and that debt may have to market shortly aft warheads or whatever, be repaid, I.e., a government of, by and for what beJn er reaching that psychological July figures to an even worse decline of 2.4 per, the country would verge on splintering. Or they cent. could achieve working, If tenuous, compromises Jimmy and George call the wolkers, y'aU. This time, the usual Wall Street commentators It dl cbi't matter that both these reports might and present the country a facade of solidarity. Already the Carter campaign Is heavily In- said, It mlajg be over that hurdle for an extended Past experience In thins would sugged the debted to union America. Dole staffers remind perio It later be revised to show a bleak pic. d. stood at a 1V76 high of 1,014.79 points, was a dark cloud floating 1w over the sunny market that 20 per cent of the Democrati solidarity, along with a series of c convention highest in 44 months, and traders said that level and nobody wanted to get struck by lightning purges and wild charges and countercharges In delegates were union members, and that Carter was supported by a scaffold of economic They The nation's effort to harness a potential epidemic of swine the Chinese press and on Mg posters In the now employs a large nwnber of union executives statistics. flu Is beghWIIIIg In earnest throughout the nation.. streets. What If indeed the Commerce Depam In his election campaign (Mary Zan, for one; she Since President Ford announced plans In March for The prime Interest rate had fallen below 7 per reports are statistical exaggerations based on Is an official with AFL-CIO's political national tnunnnhitIan program, ft has been surrounded by arm, now cent. Consumer inflation at an annual rate of 6 Incomplete data? In foreign affairs, the battle has been just coordinating Carter's labor effo rt ). Befo do ubts and fears by many citizens. beneath the surface for many years between re per cent was viewed as moderate Institutions a.. .. D..kII u, ..aner wui nave were financially poised for action ur. Jonas neix, aiscoverer of anti-polio vaccine amId an those who believe an effort should be made to . Short traders support from th leadersof hipevery big union In were being forced to buy. e eeaersip expert on Influenza, Is urging Americans to receive the vaccine. settle differences with the Soviet Union and We do the urn.. attempt to secure from that nation know-how If over-all the recovery was proceeding alowly, One of the big unions supporting Carter Is of well this too could be viewed as constructive. Dr. Salk notes that the vaccine Is not anjexperimental In. and arms to strengthen Peking's position and particular concern to the GOP. That Is the Traders observed that a slow but steady jection but one developed over the years by sdenUds familiar those who fear Russia, believing Soviet American Federation of State, County and recovery was the economy's with the cyclical outbreaks of various types of Influenza. He aggression can only be curbed by cautious semibest protection tthaslxe, that the vaccination program Is not a I&MlXIIflUU Municipal Employes. Republicans believe against a new surge of Inflation. alliance with the Wed, particularly the United AFSCME wants to gain absolute control over effort to forestall a potential epidemic of swim. flu this fail but States. The mood continued into Wednesday, when the government, including the ability to close an orderly step toward national control of flu which should have average rose another 8 points by early afternoon. Mao's personal hate for and mist rust of the government down by strike. Already it Is near Volume was heavy, suggesting some conviction been undertaken years ago. Full cooperation of the American Russians was so great that there was no chance ssuch power. public can create a barrier against the spread of influenza of any Improvement In Qdnese.Soyiet relations behind the advance. Strength In blue chips was similar to the eradication of polio by Salk'i vaccine In the 195k. while be li ved. -- - The program isan cell example the u JACK ANDERSON N sophisticated preventive medical capability In this nation. It Is a tool to eradicate a potentially dangerous problem before It surfaces. It Is also one of those rare Instances where pestilence can be eradicated for generations by cooperation of all citizens. The few seconds it takes to roll up the sleeve will result In cowmtless hours of security for us all. WASHINGTON Government Investigators of the allocations were awarded to gas stations House Energy and Power subcommittee, got have uncovered a major scandal Involving and truck dope that existed only an paper. Footnote: Dupuy's lawyer admitted that his wind of It. alleged bribery, sexual impropriety and misuse client used Corey's apartment, but Insisted that Dupuy has been in trouble at FEA before. In BERRY'S WORLD of Federal Energy Administration f unds. The congressman called In FEA chief Frank no favors were given Corey In return. He said 1973, FEA administ rator Frank Zarb Zarb and dem anded that the probe be exhumed. there was "not anything to,, The case, been simmering for reprimanded him for poor judgment. Dupuy had The revivedInvedfgallon, o bribe allegations. months underwhich a tight has lid of secrecy, reads like accepted Iran station fr ur sources say, Dupuy was no t regional admn1n6tra, he om an oi the plot of a Harold Robbing novel. We have l company to turned up more allegations of misuse of federal claimed, when the higher fuel allocations were Its at Florida convention, pieced it together from government documents attend two days the flnn'i expense. where he stayed funds. Dupuy, faced with another disciplinary awarded Corey. He said that the travel abuse action, decided to resign. and interviews with sources close t charg against Dupu3r w es ere "piddly Junk," and Dupuy was also charged at that time with The continuing investigation also unear th that he was cleared of them. Dupuy resigned, he I It centers on the FEA's Atlanta nil" misusing government money. For example. he evidence of ed said, because of harassment. Corey declined the Atlanta region's coziness with commer' and his secretary often Junketed outside office nd its former director, Kenneth [) various oil men. At least three other Altanta who has already been forced to resign as a region, and a number of times he traveled to his FEA HWIIFLYING BANKERS: British and Dupuy arId of the probe. officials accepted gratuitiesfree from gas and Mexia, Tex., ranch, allegedly a government oil distributors. They Included tickets to French officials at the World Bank have puted expense. In additi of on. Investigators charged that sporting events, weekend fishing trips, free trips through a proposal permitting bank employes to he stuck Uncle Sam for personal expemsus to oil now under criminal Investigation for fly the controversialAnglo-French supersonic Industry Convention, and huflUflerable C as cab rid es giving extra fuel aiioca , rent ti ons to gasoline al car, and long distance phone expensive lunches. One Atlanta FEA official the oncorde on trips abroad. The scheme Is coding . 06.40 cUdribut In return for gratuities. All deny calls even bought a car from an oil man at a sub- funds, , In part with US. public criminal wrongdoing.. thousands of dollars In extra traveling Although he was reprimanded for accepting stantial savings. FE/i investigators have established that expe nse. convention trip, Dupuy was officially cleared In each case, investigators found, the firms Dupuy often used the apartment of William of fiscal abuse charges. But FEA Investigators received higher allocations from the A Concorde flight to London, for example, Atlanta Costs $450 more than an economy ticket on a Corey, a gasoline and diesel fuel distributor, for on the case charged It was a whitewash, ;. office, trysts with a girl friend. The woman also was regular airline. World Bank employes have The top bran at the agency were afraid to Dupuy's subordinates In Atlanta told thethis taken the concord, carrying on an affair with Corey, Investigators take on Dupuy, sources told us, because they bwestlgators that their boss encouraged faraway placa more than 173 times to such found. belie v India And Bahrain. ed he had powerful Republican political close relatIonship with the Industry people they C , ,.,'. At about the same time, Corey's firm, U.S. connections. A bank spokesman told rd Indeed, Sen. Strom Th urmond, R. Were supposed to r the Conco , egulate. Transport, Inc., had its gas and diesel fuel program Is only a six S.C . had been pushing Dupuy The first debate was quite informative. Based on if. -month experiment. Bid for the No.2 job at The results A the FEA 1nvest1g allocations substantially Atlanta the agency. my vote would HA VE to go to Ford — I like his stilt atin, Zarb World bank president Robert McNamar., say told Cloherty, would probably office that Dupuy headed. Sou)'ces close to the be turned over to our iourg, is dubious Defter!" The Dupuy case seemed safelj burled until theusti about the szperImj Jce L)e partmez2 for possible criminal which cue told our associate Jack aohety has thus far outweighed any savings, that some Rep. John Dingell. D.-Mich,, the chairman of the action in the next few weeks, realized from the faster flights. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Gaming Commission has - The Nevada voted to require Frank Sinatra and his attorney, Milton Rudin, to apply for a gaming license and intensive background Investigations. undergo Nevada law requires an Individual or Interest holding more than 5 per cent a gambling operation to submit to theofIn. vestigatlon and licensing process and pay the cost. The state's Gaming Control Board held a hearing Wednesday into whether the two men were exerting influence, through their minority interest, on the Del E. Webb Corp., which owns four Nevada hotelcasjno operations. Sinatra didn't attend either meeting. Testimony showed that Sinatra and Rudin Jointly control about 6.6 per cent of the stock in the Webb Corp. The corporation's attorneys insisted neither man influenced policy or held sufficient stock to have impact on election of board members. Mayor Turns Beggar rocess has taken place time and again since o In L . ' an l I . China Ponders Its Future ' ' NEW YORK (AP) - Comedian Chevy Chase will miss this week's "Saturday Night" television show because he was injured last week parodying the Ford-Carter debates. In the skit, he was mimicking Ford leaning heavily on the podium when the entire unit fell forward to the floor with Chase still clinging tightly to it. According to a spokesman for the show, Chase's doctor ordered him to take a week off to recuperate from undetermined in. juries. Chase, a former college soccer player and physical fitness enthusiast who specializes in pratfalls, will return for the Oct. 2 show, a network spokesman said. It's the first time he's been hurt in one of his falls, "~ The Supreme Court ,. Statewide Runoff No now directions for Supr. rn • 'Decide , II) 0-11116 e1ecti, helist in t Ceedy $in (des B. Heley .gd.( Predetick I Karl fir 1.tk, of the Pleddo Rwe CeurlGre1. Allb.4h Kant carried the Wikeat ber ii veins in -, RAY CROMLEY ,~ . 0*04t .. A." .; 1, , ;~, ).. . . The Race For , Frank Sinatra Required To Apply For License Jut don't bury ymw bad in the not U you do, ,').' ~-.p 'I . 0 1PEOPLE someone sw,y will bury joe Ivan further. And Just don't decide to "let the other fellow do It." Because he just might. And to you. And me. '. — ~ .' TOM TIED E — Court' . . . - tdal tally lacked a few pereea*.ge ;t.. if the relawk per cant ONM me Ii S.._in,k Ceudy Ia Ike first prbey, Karl polled 147 votes he Hslley'i 2,71L Elimhow pr-cea was Richard H. (Max) awassil wbs polled 2, 60 IgIzl.t..,.' . mmi, fir eledi,. in the pilimmy I—, Ilulley, $1, was the Republican .yslw fir g.verw Demserat if JaebsuyIfle. Kant, Ike seane year, wn a Deesuatic e@W*le for tsverr, hug IN at primary iketin a S. Bu m. fishy served Ii the Pherida fls if Item PI.l1as Ciudy frem luSt, 1111, beceaning a circuit KARL Fred Karl: A "Middle-Roaci'er HOLLEY _ Charles Hol/ey.0 . I'm Cons ervativé of 1P72. Red was a staterepreseataft,, trim Yelanla Cimty frem 11$S tineagh 1114 and a state e.tor trim Vilusla trim Fred Karl calls himself a "bonafide middle of the made?' neither a liberal nor a conservative -and a drict coidructionist, regarding the Interpretation of thnstituti on, the Co "The Supreme Cowl should follow precedent and not go wandering off in new directions," Karl said, adding that the Legislature has the responsibility for changing the law. With the safeguards In the Constltuth,n there is no excuse for A distinction being made in the quality of Justice for economic or racial reasons he said. Karl said he would have no difficulty ,rt1ng as a member of the Supreme Court to affirm a capital punishment judgment, believing adequate safeguards have been taken to minimize the possi bility of an Innocent person being put to dea death. Capital punishment Is a deterrent to crime, he said, Speaking philosophically, Karl said the rules concerning valid arrests are changing so rapidly that guilty persons may be getting out because of the lag between the new ride and the education of it directed toward police officers. Law enforcement officers have difficult and sensitive Jobs and a solution to this difficulty might be to delay application of the rule until sufficient time has passed for the officers to be in. formed, Karl said. Oft Helley Ift 0 w admitted S. the Florida Bar to lane, Karl Is 60 years uld. tlan Is as*psrtlsaa, - - Th e D ebate - • .. (CIed,1 Page I-A) tphone polling, 'fl election of judges In Florida "stinks" in the vi of Charles Motley, who spoke publicly against the proposal before it became pert of the law of the date aeveriJ years ago. Holley said the partisan primary system worked well prior to change brought about with the adoption of the datVs Constitution." ft provided a weedlng.osd process," he said, aálng why judges should be treated differently than other pari elected to office. the voters and the one to set a The debate, scheduled to run pattern for the others. Tagging his political philosophy as conservative, Halley said, if 90 minutes but Interrupted for ember of Carter's staff elected to the state's highest court, he would be go,.1ed by Members minutes by an electronic had said they felt the former previous opinions, refusing to make any decision which could failure that cut off the sound to Georgia governor should avoid create new law. "The function of the court is to decide cams, not the millions watchIng It on tele- strongly warded, direct attacks legislate." vision, covered economic Issues on Ford which voters might reHe said he has no qualms about voting In favor of the death and domestic policy. sent as showing disrespect for penalty where premeditated murder or a death caused during the The candidates fielded 12 the presidency, commission of a felony Is concerned. questions from a panel of three Nonethelan, the Democratic "MOM cases are won or lost before the lawyer is hired," Holley reporters. The topics ranged candidate took Ford to task for said, because of the complex and complicated rules Of evidence from unemployment, Inflation what he said was a lack of which law enforcement officers mud follow. and taxes to amnesty, govern- leadership and blamed the Re. The exclusionary rule -a rule whereby certain evidence ment reorganization and do publican 'Tm convinced the death penalty Is a deterrent to crime," he administration for collected without proper warrants is elduded from or mesUc spying by government what he said was a variety of said. "People being corrvicted are guilty. The job of the court is to suppr In court Is not always fair to the citizens, he said, adding It agencies, see that the law Is followed. Under our system the state has the economic ills. sets up technicalities whereby guilty parties go free. Heoften inalso The moderator for the de- burden of proof and it 18$ hard burden." Carter describedFord as oppose any "gag rule" in press coverage, Holley said the rules cievfe are 00 sensitive to the Plight of the bate, sponsored by the League unemployed and said that the of Women Voters, was Edwin officers to keep up adding that the exclusionary rule where The non-partisan election of Judges is "fine" in Karl's President's 56 vetoes since he Newman of NBC. The question- evidence gathered without a proper warrant is excluded from opinion, but problems do exist In the current elective process of took office represented a "guy- ers were Frank Reynolds of being used in court against a person Is a "bad rule." the judiciary statewide. ABC television, Elizabeth Drew He pointed to the necessity In running a statewide election of ernment of stalemate." He said he does not favor public financingof the election efforts At the outsetCarter of theof debate, New Yorker, and James of anyone. "More and more is being done to close oft the system raising campiagn money and of accepting contributions from a Ford accused fallingofP.the Gannon of the Wall select group such as the legal profession, Street where people are running themselves for office," Motley said. to be specific in Msproposajs. Journaj. The candidate said he "flunked" out in the Florida Bar Under the present system, he said, candidates for the The President said his Demojudidary have "low visibility" while races for other posts capture cratic opponent The two candidates stood be. Association poll, calling It "absolutely worthless." He said that was advocating hind chest-high lecterns. less than 2,000 the voters a ttention, of the staie bar's 15,000 members,psrtjeipated In programs calling "more During the opening minutes of thepoU. Karl, adjudged most qualified In this co" In a poll by the spending, bigger defor ficits, Florida Bar Association, Slid even though he wishes more at. Inflation and more taxes."More the Confrontation, Holley said that both be and his opponent for Justice, Florida sounded drained. tcrneys had participated In the poll, that It does have some value. Supreme Court, Group I are qualified to hold 'the office. The second debate Is schedHamilton Jordan,said Carter's Refusing to comment directly on the proposed Constitutional uled for Oct. 6 in San Francisco campaign manager, later, "Thousands of attorneys In Florida are qualified," he said. amendment calling for appointment of judges to the Florida and will cover Saying he Is unalterably opposed to the "gag rule" Imposed by policy "I foreign Supreme Court and the appellate courts of the state, Karl said and national thought Jimmy a little security. A third, nervous at first andwas darted a some courts ordering principals in cases not to talk to the press, some system other than the one currently In effect Is desirable, with no limitation on the subject little slow." Jordan added that Holley said if someone doesntt ,,want the people to bear what they He added, however, that he Is opposed to lifetime apmatter, will be held Oct. fl The he thought later Carter say, they should not say It." pointmnents, p-resently the system for federal judicial ap- vice presidential candidates, 'ook commathat nd of the dete" Holley, married to the formerErlysnelilzon, has lour dWkken poIntments. Seas. Walter F. Mondale, D. Jordan's assessment was as by a previous marriage, and makes his home In and practices law He said public financing of judicial contests or scene form of Minn., and Bob Dole, R-Kan., expected as that of White House In Naples. appothtm'nt with checks on arrogance may be the solution, will debate He enlisted in the U. S. Navy on Jan. 6, 1942 and was honorably A veteran of the U.S. Army during World War II, Karl of Oct. 11. sometime the week Press Secretary Ron Nessen, who said, "We compared notes discharge four years later as an aviation machinist enlisted as a private In October, 1942, was commissioned a second mate second But the candidates and their on the lieutenant at age 18 at Fort Knox, Ky., served as a President's staff and class. tank platoon advisers felt the first debate came to the conclusion that he leader, and was awarded the sliver star, bronze star and purple would He received his law degree from the University of Florda and be the one likely to have had won -and that he heart. - Donna Estft the most lasting impression On ... by a wide margin."had won his baccalaureate degree from Duke University. - —Donna Estes Mrs. Saunders On Ballot Forow, N But... ORLANDO (AP) A The judge Indicated he would Richard Kelly, Newton said closure statement before the off election. den' stat us sometime after election, as required by law. ing on whether congressional some time after Tuesday's runMrs. Saunders' attorney, MITuesday's runoff and before the Mrs. Saunders. of Orlando, The judge Indicated he would chael Woods, hopeful JoAnn Saunders is a In. off election, said on Thursday general election. received 49 per cent of thepri- not have a ruling until some- that Newton was "trying to gaily qualified candidate for ofNewton, clerk of the Puce mary vote to 21 per cent for time after next Tuesday's elec- eliminate his opponent In the ________________________ fice. But her name will remain County Court, interpreted this Newton, the runner-up. tion. 11 runoff by means other than the on Tuesday's r unoff ballot, to mean that if the Judge rules SERVICE Both Newton and Mrs. SaunFlorida law makes disclosure ballot box." ~ Judge William C. Gridley re- in his favor and Mrs. Saunders ders considered CALL MILLERS the Judge's rul- of personal finances a requireBut Newton's lawyers then fused a move on Thursday to beats him for the Democratic ing a partial victory. ment to ;lallfy as a candidate said they would be happy throw out a suit against Mrs. congressional nomination in the for a Mrs. Saunders said after the for publi c office. Mrs Saunders ruling rsiOrlando Saunders brought by her oppo- 5th District on whether Mrs. SaunI on Tuesday, the Orange-Osceola Circuit Court swore In a signed statement to Sanford — nent, Miller Newton. But he did election results would be hearing that Florida Elections Division she had hoped to the ______________________________________________ not Immediately rule on wtieth- voided, get the suit dl.nnlssed. But she in Tallahassee er she violated election laws by This would leave him the only said she was not disappointed she had filed on July 19 that such a statement. not filing a financial disclosure Democratic opposition to the because this helps The Case Of The to spur me But she didn't mall the stateS.C.C. LEISURE TIME PROGRAM statement on time. Republican Incumbent, Rep. and my supporters." , I ment to Tallahassee until al(27th. AMENDMEPl1T..E.LA,) Judge Gridley dismissed one most two months after she Are you sucker? Or, ARE YOU WISE? count of the two-count corn- swore she had filed it. This was Macrame, 10 weeks, begins Oct. 6, meets Wednesdays 9:30WOULD YOU KNOWINGLY PUT plaint, which alleged that Mrs. after the primary election, In 11:30 a.m. Participants will learn two basic knots, progress YOUR FOOT IN A BEARIRAp, Saunders "had sufficient funds, which she J ust missed getting a through ten common knots and elements. If time permits, adThe or should have had sufficient majority of the votes over four 27th Amendment Is a TRAP, baited vanced knots will be taught. Fee: 115. with the "GOLDEN APPLE" of EQUAL funds, for paying the necessary other Opponents. SEPTEMBER 23, 1171 Madeline Jamison RIGHTS. You can get the "GOLDEN AP. filing fee." Mrs. Saunders said her staff ADMISSIONS Shirley A. Lazar PLE" without being trapped, to become She qualified for office by an had inadvertently placed the Linda B. [egg Introduction to Astrology, eight weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets Sanford: subject to the whim of a BUREAUCRAT. alternative method, filing a pe- statement In campaign files Richard B. Ransbottom Thursday, 7:30. 9:30 p.m. William Agoranos Ltlon GET THE "GOLDEN APPLE" signed by a certain nun- stead of mailing it to the elecPatricia L Sprague Instructor: James Newell, licensed Astrologer, AFA Donna M. Andrew member, EQUAL EQUAL RIGHTS . . . THROUGH STATE tIer of voters. tioni Office. Ruby I. Wade Registered Professional Engineer, listed In "Who's Who in the Mary L Bentley NOT RATIFICATION OF But the judge took under adJudge Gridley last week (ItLenore Ehinger, Deltona South and Southwest." Topics: historical Aspects of Astrology Sidney W. Grover E.R.A. visement a the second count, riled temporary injunction Mary C. O'Connor, Deltona which and the Mechanics of Astrology. Fee: 115. William F. Hughes Then, if it has a worm in It THE WORM can charges that Mrs. Saun- sought by Newton 10 bar Mrs. Robert Kremnbring be cut out by your vote. dens did not file a financial dii- Saunders from the Sept. 28 Punch Embroidery, six weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets Thur-, Donovan L. Poyser AI • Once the FR A --'ii rojus, It sday 7:30- 9:30 p.m. Margaret fl. Smith VYt#IMK WILL BE TOO LATE TO CRY. 1.• Punch Embroidery, also called Bunks, is a form of art slit. Mary L Smith ELECT LEGISLATORS, WHO ARE FOR chery originating from Japan, now easy to learn by the use of new Elizabeth Washington EQUAL Thursday's high 8$, today's , BUT techniques and special punch needl's. The subtle shadings In Evelyn M. Steere, DeBary low auREAucRTT CON TRO L OG4JT 71. R ai nfa ll .11 Inch. Ada Thomas, DeBary some of the pictures give the impression of an "oil painting of LIFE, i.e. your life run Partly cloudy through from Washington or Blondell T. Pounds, DeL.and Saturday yarn." The punch embroidery kits will be available for purchase with a chance of a!The Southeast Regional Center of Govern. Edna Garceau, Deltona In the class. Fee: $15. ment, Atlanta. ten th undershowers. Highs John Lamb, Deltona In time mid to upper Boa, lows in DO NOT, IF YOU VALUE YOUR FREE. Raymond A. Phillips, Deltona Aerobic Dancing, exercises set to music in a given routine, the 70L Mostly east to aoutheast DOM, VOTE FOR A LEGISLATOR WHO Irene M. Rutl edge, Deltona dances designed for non-dancers with the emphasis on moving for winds 10-15 m.p.h. Rain WOULD RATIFY THE 27th AMENDMENT Amy I.. fitness and fun. McClain, Geneva prubabflfty Is 50 per cent. YOUR VOTE IS YOUR SWORD AND Lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Eight-week class begins ckt,. l,nieets Friday, 9- 10a.m. Fee: SHIELD TO PRESERVE YOUR FREEDOM. TOMORROW'S TIDES W. Sheffield, Win ter USE IT. Daytona Beach: high 1:51 Springs a.m., 9:54 p.m., low 3:53 a.m., Bulletin No. I: Beginning Tennis, begins Oct. 3, meets 3 . 5 p.m. Sunday, 3:34 p m. DISCHARGES Fund twelve weeks. Of Asynosia. Sanford: Port Canaveral: high 1:13 Deals in basic fundamentals: grip, stance, ground strokes, Julius W. Allen a.m., 1:2* p.m., low 2:54 am., CUT AND SAVE! serve, scoring rules and regulations. Student required to bring 3:2.3 p. m. Thomas E. Charlker one unopened can of tennis balls and wear regulation tennis shoes. S.B. "Jim" Crow. Martha Cohen Bayport: hIgh 2:32 am., 324 Fee: $15. p.m., low Wi lliam C. Hawse 112 a.m., 9.21 p.m. - Exc. Dir. - circuit Judge has delayed a nil- enter a judgment on the case after the court hearing, ________________ LEARN FOR FUN Baited Trap HOSPITAL NOTES - - -. ~M -.-. RMA, V f VC0% , S. '. 'r 11 , i..-,. ',. " TQ ,', t 1','y P For flimination ' :• .. .• ',,. • ., '? l',4 ,... ,.,., ,,, ;, 1 - I - - ' 4, I ,. ' I " . 5' : I '1 't' ? .j-'_ l";lI rf m '' I' " :', : I .j I ' , • / " "I : 1 I I . ' '"' ..'.. I '. .' . .... •1•.' ..... ,'' - , " I ' I 1 ' ' •: % - I I .' '' I s. - n..' ' ' : ' ,) S, J I •••'• �1 Canton Wins No. 19, Lead By 6 . 1111111111111111111 1=7 IDLO : I U11IIs r . £vssi. ii'.& 6]J;1;:. 1& 0 .1 iayi ng Like C ha mps - Seminoles James Cassanova picks up rumble and begins 53 yard trek to DeLand end zone, leaving would-be tackler biting the dust Oviedo, Brantley Defeated a o,vy 1 0 Seminole, Lyman, Howell JVs Triumph Seminole County junior pass play covering 20 yards Young on runs of , Z and35 week. game for Lake Howell, while halftime. varsity football teams won from Mark Fricke to Kim yards, respectively: This win was triggered by the defense was weighted by Oviedo, which suffered its thrcc and lost two Thursday Drury. Lyman 1s2-Oand hosts Bishop touchdowns on a one-yard nm Rob Johnson and Bo Thomas. first defeat, scored on a tow' night. Lyman attempted an onsides Moore Thursday night. by Tom Rajchel and 15-yard yard rim in the third quarter by Seminole was an Impressive kick, but Jones covered the TI) N Lake Howell's triumph was a pass from John Staples to John iWrasal zle in McClendon. Wyndell Marv 284 victor over DeLand; ball. However, on first down, result of some strong defensive Drugan. Running backs Felix on a niav ra pan r ,• un McNealy had 1OO yards rushing Lyman took 34-28 measure of the Tlgerrs fumbled, Lyman play. The Hawks, now 2.0, Williams and Gene Knight Lake Brantley was surprised for the Baby Lions while Orlando Jones; Lake Howell recovered, and In three pass entertain Lake Brantley next helped control the tempo of the by the 200-pound plus line from defensive standouts included took 134 measure of New plays the Baby Greyhounds Palm Bay, a school with only end Calvin Ward and tackle Smyrna Beach; Lake Brantley scored the winning touchdown. 10th graders. It was 304 at Lance Hilhiar& was shocked by a strong Palm Fricke hit Mike Oliver on a Bay team from Boca Raton, 36- screen pass, bake McClanahan I 0; and Oviedo was a 244 loser to ona sidelines route, and Kenny Kissimmee. Young on a 30.yarder for the _____________ M ill The Seminole triumph, a full winning margin. NAPA, Calif. (Al') Johnny out like some guys. I think week before the two varsity Frida Sept.4 i,m Ear lier, Lyman got TDs from 6.Evinlg Nerald. Sanford Fl Miller picked the ball out of the playing this way will lit me be teams clash, was something of Oliver, Torn Kleinknlght and _______________________________________ cup and gave a Jaunty little around a long time," a surprise, I wave to his mother and father, Miller's effort over the 6,649And James Cassanova, standing a couple of hundred yard north course at the Silve-proving something of a Jack-ofyards away on the lawn of MU- rado Country Club where he all-trades, helped turn the tide home. has a borne between the 1h against DeLand. He'd Just scored a hole lnone, and llth holes - gave hlzntoa Cassanova picked up a mentioned he figured his two-shot lead over 0year4d fumble at the DeLand 47 yard ' mother "probably thought that Don January, who shot a 65 on line and ran it in for one '1 was real neat," and then, stop.. the easier south course despite touchdown. He came back to i ping to chat with neighbors, bogeys on two of his last three team up with 20 yards. watching his kids playing In the holes. 11 group at 86, three Phil Washington also got 't gallery, strolled casual as back, included Gibby Gilbert loose on a long run for the Baby S could be to a course-record 63 J.C. Snead and George Archer, Seminoles, scampering 71 and a two-stroke lead in the who one-putted his flr* nine yards for a touchdown. first round of the $175,000 Kai- greens. Seminole now stands 2-0 and Open Golf All the leaders but January plays at Oak Ridge next To urnament. ',1 played the north courae. They'll Thursday He was so relaxed and easy- swap courses today, with theft . Lyman needed a miracle and going, so obviously enjoying nal two rounds Saturday and got it against Jones. .t t himself, o ne tour regular oil,. Sunday on the north course The Tigers led by a 2020 servedhe may be "so relaxed only. score with two minutes ' M I er SPOF ' . - • - ' t,. I . " - ¶ 1 "4 - / if .1 . ho Thomas punts for Lake Howell .•, . one TD with 32 seconds remainingtocutitto - ona " Com'ere, says Howell tackler Rob Johnson "I work at being relaxed," "miiier saw ft flis phenomenal round. Then he offered that shy little smile that has helped put him La such demand as a male model. "After all, it's just a game, isn't it? Right?" he asked. "It's Just a game? Right? Right. I play It like a game. I don't play when I don't want to. If I played it like a profession, maybe I'd do it a lot different, work at it a lot harder, play more often. J don't know. But pla ying like I do, I think I won't get burned '"-- --•-' • a 1:~ .11 .; .I I .; Pop Warn er Team s Pin7 JOnUSOD YVIUbS On Saturday ' ; - I Seventeen Seminole County Pop Warner League teams go Into action Saturday at six Locations In Central Florida. There are five games at Lake Brantley. Sanford's midgets meet Plnecastle at noon, Conway's Junior midgets face Teague at 2, Conway pee wees meet league at 4, Orlando Central Junior midgets meet Milwee at 6 and Conway midgets play league at 8. There are four games In Oviedo. Sanford's Junior bantams meet Fort Pierce at 2, Lakeview junior midgets face Tuscawiva at 4, Winter Park pee wees are up against Tnscawilla at 6, and Winter Park midgets face Tuscawilla at a. out of the county, pee wee teams South Seminole, Milwee and Lakeview see action. South Seminole Is at Deiand at 6, Milwee at Maitland at noon and Lakeview at Pinecastle (Oak Ridge) at 9 a.m. Midget teams from Jackson Heights, MiIwee and South Seminole are also on the road. Jackson Heights is at DeLand at 4, Milwee at St. Cloud at 8 and South Seminole atDeLand for a2pin. game against West v0 In junloc midget league games on the road, Jackson Heights plays DeLand at noon and Sanford meets Pinecastle (Oak Ridge) at 11. In games Fowler Carter Penate Third Week: Upsets Or Runaways Week No.3 of the high school football season lends a pair of expected squeakers and as many expected runaways tonight for Seminole County teams. There isn't expected to be much suspense for Seminole La a home game against Oviedo, nor for Lake Brantley In Its trek to Gainesville. Seminole is a solid four touchdown favorite over winless Oviedo while Gainesville is regarded as the premiere team in DIstrict 6. The frogstranglers could be at Lake Howell and Lyman, where the Hawks are home against Melbourne and the greyhouncti entertain Orlando Colonial. Howell Lyman are The filth game of the week finds Trinity Prep traveling to St. Augustine Saturday afternoon to play School for Deaf and Blind. Trinity will be without its top two running backs, Norbert Seals and Brent Matthews. The Saints will count on Chan Muller, CHile Barnett and David Sutton in the backfield with trusty linemen J. I. Willett and Jay Johnson opening holes on the line. Oviedo is trying to put 41.7 and 56.0 losses behind with an effort against a defensively-strong Seminole outfit led by offensive tackles Willie Highes and Pat Rena, plus defensive tackles Kenny Lee and Robert Charles. Seminole hasn't yielded a point In 6.0 and 10-0 victories. Will Carter has switched from linebacker to defensive end for Oviedo and Chip Johnson has taken his former (Continued On Page 7A) Linda Pearson er ' 11 'JuIJuI Linda Pearson took top honors in the women's golf to urnament Thursday at Sabal Palm as she cs.rdeda low gross 85 and swept A Flight by grabbing low net honors with 1: 4 p.m. Auburn) 2:15 p.m. Channel 2- MaJor League baseball (teams to be announced) 4 p.m. Channel 35 World Team Tennis 4:30 p.m. Channel 6- Sports Spectacular (motorcycle, a uto and horse racing) 5p.m. Channel 9-Wide World of Sports (Ken Ca rter, daredevil Jump) 7 p.m. Channel 35- NFL Game of the Week 7 p.m. (Thannell 44 - Wrestling SUNDAY 12:30 p.m. Channel 2- Doug Dickey Football 1 p.m. Chann el 2- NFL Football (Jets vs Dolphins) 1p.m. Channel 6- NFL Football (Vikings vs Lions) 1 p.m. Channel 35 Wrestling 2 p.m. Channel 9 College Football 16 3 p.m. Channel 9- Wrestling 4p.m. Channel 2- NFL Football (Colts vs Cowboys) 4:30 p.m. Channel 3- Pacific Southwest Open Tennis .. rU I -cl , Charles I Bennett 1 McColium _____ _____ ___ ___ - - --, Reno Johnson 1! Woodworth - - - - - 4a1 1t 111 , II I . Tampa: Old Friends O.J., McKay Me et I By BILL CURJUE HeraldManagfagF4jr TAMPA-- Coach Jin r,l McK'iy of the Tampa Bay ti Buccaneers says he wishes Buffalo Bills all-çro running I back 0. J. Simpson would have 14 postponed his return to the 1* !4atlonal Football League wars for two more weeks. SUIPSOI1. WOfl AllAinwican tEnors while PlaYin6 Lr e' Umvari;y Of &J4beU1 th CaWcrJa and also taptured , ; •' ciiipeted Iltisinan Trophy q w"ii'e performing for the o i :lroians. w,- wer.c then coaphd by the sanv John :Mckay. th e oil-season, purin Srn1on bald he wanted to be , traded to the Los Angeles winless In the 1976 seasonR ma. Also, he said if he wasit Buffalo losing to the Miami traded, he'd hang up his spikes Dolphins and the Houston and call It quits as a Oilers while the Buccaneers professional football player. were held scorel ess by both He changed his mind two Ho uston and San Diego. weeksagoafteragreef ngto one McKay rates Simpson as "the of the mod lucrative contracts best I've ever seen" and says in the history of thr sport. his charges will ha ve all they And Sunday 0. J. and the can handle In trying to contain ünpson on Sunday afternoon. Bills will provide the opposition Possessi ng a strong rwuithg fortheBucsatTampaStadjum, game with 0. J. In the starting th us McKay's desire (or 0. J. to lineup, Buffalo also has a potent delay his return to the BdIs. passing attack featuring Joe McKay said earlier this week Ferguson and back.up si gnalthat be thought Simpson would caller Gary Marangi. need about two weeks to round However, it's the running into top playing condition and attack that mak es the Bills go those two weeks will be up and which will provide a stern Sunday. test (or t he expansion Ilucs. Both the BilLs and Bucs are 0. J. has accumulated 6,371 yar n his six pl us seasons in the NFL. Another 1,000-ya rd rushing season and Sim pson would surpass both John Henry Johnson (6,803) and I.eroy Kelly (7,274) amo ng the alltime r ushers In the NFL. Standing ahead of 'The Juice' on the all-time lid of top ground gathe rs are Jim Brown, Jim Taylor, Joe Perry, Kelly and Joluson Simpson Is the leading act ive rusher In the NFL and sixth on the allline list. of soul searching this week to find an answer to ow off ensive problems. "iou can't blame the quarterbacks. When there isn't any blocking up front there Is very little t hey can do," he said. The Bucs offensive line received a severe Jolt in the early minutes of last week's game with San Diego when starting left tackle Dave Reavis re-in jured his knee and was forced to leave the game. This left the Bucs with only two offensive tackles Mike Current and rookie Steve Yo ung. To see hov pat hetic the Buc offensive hn, has been In the 11ttio gim&i. mie just has to look at the statist ics, which - McKay, rather dismayed at that his club is scoreless through the First two games of the current season, said, "I don't have any answers There is just going to be a lot the (act 'WE . I ml 5AV65, //I 4190 WAØ CREDITED W/IW A 51R/,',4 ox /0 COiECb74'6 W6. i1 ., - Dog Racing uiivv. nm euce, 500 Montgomery, ;, Nk '?Larry I-lisle tripled leading ry over California. Hargrove Milwaukee at Cleveland Flanagan allowed six singles Dwight Evans and Jack Baker off the eighth inning to break up New York at Detroit 3.50; 3. Urza.S.ngoa (3) 310; 0 (7.5) connected off relief pitcher the OPPOrtunity to slain the door and Ken Singeleton drove in featured a 12-hit Oakland at Chicago attack with Ken Brett's no-hitter and Dick Drago, 7.8, after 13540; P (S-I) $57.10. California at Minnesota the AnIn Oakland's face, but the A's both Baltimore rims with a sevh SEVENTH1. Eddv.Arana (1) ome rims, powering Boston scored on Craig Kusick's sacri- gels had rallied to th . 14 still have their feet Inside. City at Texas 13.1010-401.60; 2. Echano.QuIola (I) tie e game enth-Inning triple and a ninth- over Milwaukee. Veteran Boa- fice DAYTONA REACH fly as 1.50500; Minnesota beat Chi- with two runs in the eighth in. 3. Ursa-Yea (5)3.00; Q (I. inning single. The setback was ton left-hander Bill Lee, 5 THURSDAY' "We're very confident," NATIONAL LEAGUE S RESULTS 4 3450; P (41) *70; Big Q (7-S -7, cago. Pete Redfern, 74, tossed ning. Hargrove's seventh East Oakland's Sal Bando. the fifth In a row for the with all-1) 577.20. FIRST 1. Clifford (I) 5.00 3.50 Yan. posted his first complete-game a three-hitter while striking out homer of the year W L Pct. OR The New York Yankees had kees, their enabled re- Phiia EIGHTH- I. Alava.La,rea (3) l.O0;2. Lady Crick,fl(3)$ 40 550;3 92 59 .609 longed losing streak victory since Aug. 24, 1975, four and walking one. 5.00 400 3.20; 2. Santl.Agufrre (1) Miss Swagger (3) 4.50; Bever Steve Hargan to register Pitts the chance to seal the door (XI of the season, 57 66 59 0(31)31.20; scattering nine hits. 6201.70:3. Manolo.Ramcn (4) 3.20; P (53) 97.30; 31.31. Mike Hargrove's ninth-inning his seven York SI 71 .333 th ct vi ory In Red 15 declBalthnore, but the Orioles still Sex 10, Brewers 3 Q (13) 30.10; P Twins 3, White Sox 0 (31)64.50 SECOND-1. Penrose Whynot (I) Chicago home run gave Texas Its victo. sions. 71 see a crack. NINTH- 1. Bilbao (1) 10.00 6.50 5004.10 3.10; 2. St. 6$ 51 .447 24 MW" Mad (1)4.00 p,,j (2) 4.50 3. zar "It's possible they'll continue 1.20; 3. Travelin Andy (2)140; Q (1. Montreal 52 95 •3 (4) 0 (21) 35.10: P (42) 9400 5) 27.50; P (s-I) 11.10; T 1114) West to lose more games," said BalTENTH- 1. Fermin (1) 3.20, 3.20 231.00; DO (SS) 30.10; 35.60. KCIflCI 99 55 .641 timore's Rick Dempsey. "The 2.40; 2. Maruri (3) 6.20 4.50; 3. Ang LOS THIRD-i. Streak Pete (7) 11.10 $7 66 ManoIo (7) 340; 0(3-1) 10.30; P (4- 4.40310; 2. King John V Philadelphia Ptillhles blew it in Houiton 76 75 .494 (5) 3.00 2.60; ', 3) 9030 00 (44) 67.50. San Francis, 70 55 .432 29 3. Willy Weaver (2) 1.10; Q (75) 1964 somehow' ELEVENTH1. OjIaa.EIona 16.60; San Diego (Continued From Page IA) P(ll) 101.10; T (752) 915.20; 61 $5 .444 30 The nmnersup In the two (1) 12.00310 2.20; 2. Paixi-AItu (5) 3119. Atlanta 67 $7 .433 31' spot for the Lions. Also, Randy Willis gets the starting nod 10.00 3.20; 3. Cacho-Perez American League divisional (3) 3.20; Q FOURTH -1. Dutch.ssRoyal (3) 'clinched division title (IS) 41.10; P (ii) 74.10. at quarterback. 12.20 17.60 5.10; 2. Ramble (2) 4.10 Thursdays Results races remained on critical TWELFTH-i. Anton.Echav, (SI 3.00:3. Wright Drive (1)3.00; 0 (3.3) Pittsburgh S. Chicago 4, 10 In. 66.00 An up-and-down Lyman, loser by 20.6 and 24-21 counts, MIAMI (AP ) lid, but both dill had a wisp of The Miami The Jets were bombed 38-17 nn9 14.10 3.40; 2. Marurl.Larre. (4) 37.00; P (3.3) 151.50: T (3-21) 353.50; will go with an offensive front of Danny Williams, Rory Dolphins, looking for a quick by Cleveland and 46-3 by Den750370 3 Manolo.Aguirr (I) 4.00; 31.62. hope after "must" victories Philadelphia 7, St. LOUIS 3 Stone, Rick Benn€tt, Barry Swearlmger, Rich Beary, (4-5)32 701 P (16) 1410; Big 0 remedy for offensive and defer,- ver. Neither foe is considered a FIFTH -1. Desert Lady (3) 3400 New York at Montreal. ppa. over the leaders Thursday (15 with all-6) 411.60 and (11 with 22.009.20: 2. Tim Kelly (7) 11109.40; rain Kern Sweat and Herb Felder. The defensive Secondary is sive ailments, get what looks league offensive power. night 3. Canadian Bowl (5) 3.20; 0 (I 7) Los Angeles 1. San Francisco ailS) 221.50. led by Stan Blalabanskl, Danny Williams, Steve Peavy like a perfect prescription Sun. A- 1,537; Handle- 513.515. The A's refused to the with an That kind of record has to 1 t1.S0; P (3.7) 19030. T 13 si J.' and Enrique Penate. day THURSDAY NIGHT Only games scheduled 546.10; 31.42. S-I rout of Kansas City t hat the even sicker New bring smiles to the face of SIXTH Today's Games York Jets, 1. Norman's Babe (SI Imoved them within five games Miami's Don Shula, whose Lake Howell has multiple changes against a 1-1 Philadelphia (Christen son 12. FIRST-i. Eddy.YZa60I3.403.lg 10.50360 340; 2. ike Strider (3)310 of the West leaders. The Orioles Melbourne team. Joey Clark .W have Clark Dixon, Don The Jets' offense hasn't ex- dream of rebuilt Invincibility i and Lonborg 1410) at Mon. 350 2. Echano.8.ItIa (2) 40 2.10; 2.60;]. Koney's Time (1) 3.20; Q 13 .., 3. Urza.Arana (5)4.50; 0(26)3)50 shocked the Yankees 2-1 to was smashed 30-21 by New "" (Stanhous. 1-12 and Ro. P (4-2)111.00. 5) 21.60; P (5.3) 33.70; T (4-3.4) Schrenk and Bob Luby in the backfield with him, while .Iw i sweep their actly been exciting by National gets 6 16), 2, (In) 21710; 35.91. four-game series England after a "preseason Hawks linebackers Include Greg Arnold, Rich Arnold and SECOND1. SEVENTH - 1. Summer D@W (?) Football League standards Pittsburgh (Candelarla Ogulla-Albordl (4) 156 and climb within 7'4 games of and an opening regular season and Rooker I] 5) at St. Louis 13.50 7.00 1.60; 2. UrsaCoiIo (s) 70.00 12.20 4.10; 2. Jolly Jumper (5) Ch uck Woodworth. an average of 10 points , the East (Forsch 5.10 and Curtis 6-9). 2. 11.105,60; 3. Aidana.B.itIa (2) 4.00; 5604.00; J. Aim (1)5.20: 0(57) 34.50 221 triumph. Lake Brantley's major chanp,es in darters have Randy yards. But compared toand the deIt nI 0(1'S) 71.40; P (43)393.10:00 (4i) P(7.5) 261.90; T(7.5.aII) 173.40; "We inIgl* have instilled Fowler at tailback, Lee Haley at defensive end. Clark "The general atmosphere fense new Coach Lou San Diego (Jones 7)14) at 191.70. 31.66. some doubt in them," said Holtz has around here Gonzales at center and Danny Kirby at effensive guard. is miserable," said THIRD-i, Atlanta (Easterly 10), In) JoseAlbeedi (4) 1710 EIGHTH 1. HaIlo Printer (5) had to watch, it's terrific. Bando after the A's second off ensive guard' Bob KuehenChicago ' (Burns 14.13) at 1540 6.80., LEthaflEIq'a n s.ø 9103.00 6.20; a.. Trade Day (31,1.40 1.10:3. Negul-Arana IS) 5.00; Q (14) 6.60; 3. Ed Ghàst (7) 3.00: 0(55) York (Seaver 14.10), (n) straight rout of the Royals. berg this week. Kuechenberg Is New Houston 21.00; P(S-S) 101,70; T(IS.?) 701.40; Richard 17.13) at 30.10; P (4.1) 110.10. Acknowledlngapossilgepenone ofjust lo starters who beSan Francisco (Riceill tO). (n) FOURTH- ).Arectia Sanchez (4) 31.23, nant race in the West, Oakland longed to what looked like a Cincinnati (Norman 126) at 12.60 500 4.50; 2. Catho.Zarr. (3) NINTH 1. Spectres Trend IS) 4.50510; 3. Arta.Elorza (H 1.50; Q 5.00 4.20 2.50; 7. Millie Schein (51 Los Angeles (John 10.10), (n) Pitcher Mike Tomes said: "We long standing dynasty three GAINESVILLE (AP) Dickey adopted the wishbone In 295 yards. (3 4) 46.60; P (4.3) 77.70; 00 )4.4) 10.00 3.20;]. Jay Joker (113.00:0(5. Saturday's Games years ago when Miami reached know we have to win every Showdown time arrives Satur- 1974. 32.30. Chicago at New York 5) 3200; P(S.$) 0520; T(S-3 1) The Bulldogs' Johnson is Ofl the Super Bowl for the third game, Hopefully, Texas will day for Florida's new passing Phi ladelphia at Montreal FIFTH- 1. Fermin.Echav, Ill 131.00; 31.51. lo take advantage of Fisher's top of the conference in rushing, 7.401.503,40; 2. Bllgao.Altu (1) 11.10 Pittsburgh at St. Louis. 2 TENTH straight time. I. Patti Shaw (1) 1.1.00 give us a little help. And we're combination of Jimmy Fisher- passing, they frequently 300; 3. Alava Lan-ca (3) 3 Cincinnati at Los Angeles send He carried 33 times for 194 Q (;. 4.404.20; 2. Nap's Joe Potts (2) 400 going to have to sweep in Chi- to-Wes Chandler and for MIS, the Injuries and trades have de5) 1000; P (1.3) 94.20 310; 3 True Faith (9) 5.40. 0 (27) Houston at San Francisco backoutasawlderIver yards in a 7.0 victory over cago." SIXTH-I. Negul.Qulol,. (2)15.50 11.60. P (7'2) 41.70; cimjnatedthe ranks since tben San Diego at Atlanta, () sissippi State's new wishbone This leaves what Dickey calls North Texas T(7.2$ 19320; 44 State and a 30-21 the latest loss coming last week 10.20 5.00; 2. PatxI.Elora (32 11.00 31.21. Sundays Games The Orioles face more of an attack, which features crunch- the "broken bone" formation. it defeat of 760;]. Arts-Sanchez (6) 1.00:012. Louisville. Philadelphia at Montreal, 7 ELEVENTH 1. Pecos Rockin when cornerback Tim Foley ',jimpossible mission, since the lag fullback Dennis Johnson. produced 615 yards °° P (2.3) 137.70. Chicago at New York (4) 13.20 0.00 610; 7. Northern of offense Yankees' "magic number" for Florida used nine running suffered a knee injury. San Diego at Atlanta SEVENTH- I. Ald.na.Per.z u Friend (31 12.50 7.40; 3. Rein. It's the year's first South- and a 49-14 victory over 10.10 1200 6.20: 2. Eddy.QuioIa (5) carnated (7) 1.200 (3 6) 71.40; P (6 Pittsburgh at St. Louis But last week's loss hardly Cline their division is mere- eastern Conference football Houston last week after a 24-21 backs against Houston. Tony 4003 60; 3. Urza.Yza (5) 100; 0 (7. 3) 113.10; T (6 32) 1930.20; 31.12. Cincinnati at Los Angeles ly three. However, Dempsey, game for each team, although upset loss to North Carolina Green, rediscovering his flashy ended Shula's title hopes, and 5)50,10; P (1 0) 44.70; Houston at San Francisco TWELFTH Q (7.3 I. G.R.Sunset (3) the Baltimore catcher, is hop- this means little to the MIs- the opener. form of 1974, is the asHoltzputsit,"Wecouldn'tt,e With 411-7) S1S.Q0and (7-3 with ail.$) 26.10 13,102.00; 2. It's Taffy (6)400 17300. 3.003. Jump Master (7) 2.10;Q (36) Lag for a miracle. sissippi State Bulldogs since Mississippi State Coach Bob Gators' top runner after two playing them at a more InEIGHTH-). SantiArca (5) 17.40 17110; (34) 325.50; 1 (3..7) "I don't really think there's they are on probation for a re- Tyler says Fisher may be games with 139 yards in 19 car- opportune time." 7.20 360; 2. Anton.Agulrr, (3) 3,50 1604 50: 3444. Kuechenberg, asked what any way they can blow it," said crulting violation. 3.60; 3. Fermin.Bengoa (3) 4.50; Q A best back in the SEC "because ries, an average of 7.3 yards per 2,102; Handle $153,463. Shula was like after a loss, ex13$) 45.10; P IS 3) 131.20. Dempsey. "But they really rush. For Florida , it means every- he can do it all." NINTH- 1. Alava (2) 17.50 6.20 Are You NOT plained "Basically his philoso- Leaaers have to break their necks now. thing. The Gators have never Fisher leads the conference Green also was credited with phyla to make j 170. 2. Patxi (I) 5.70 3.70; 3. Zarre unbearable If we win all our games I think won the SEC title. (6) 3.20. (I 1000. P (2 1) 104. 10, in passing with 19 completions key blocks in long touchdown American League you, so unbearable that you TENTH- I. Maruri (53 9.50 12.60 11hayll really have to go hard to Went To BATTING (315 at bats)- McRae. But they have their most var- for 409 yards. Chandler is first runs last week by 9.20; 2. Ramon (I) 6.60 6.50; 3. Willie Wilder don't want to lose again." KC, ]IS; G.Brett, KC.,332. Car* win three." I KEEP C OL led attack since Coach Doug In receiving with 10 catches for and Earl Carr. _ Shula has never lost more Mm. .325; Bostock, Mm, 323; 1) 153.10, DO (2 3) 337.90. V Tomes hurled a five-hitter to LeFlore. Cit. 316. than four games In any season ELEVENTH- 1. Manofo.nInd Oakland's victory. Tomes, RUNS-P White. NY. 100; Carew. (3) 115 60 250Arecha.Soto 300. 2. Megui.Aguinr. since he took over Miami in Mm. 95; LeFlore. Oct. 93; RIvers. (1)5 Nieirrtir'4'tL1rTT27 00;). (1) 450; l5-11,was in control all the way, __ __________ ____________________ NY.97. Gnich. Bal. 91; G.Brett. XC. 1970. allowing a lone run In the sixth (43) 56 10; P (51)153. 30 . North, Oak. 91. The Jets, not expected to 91.RUNS TWELFTH- 1. SantI.Larr.a (7) flr.,i on singles by Toni Poquette, BATTED IN-L.May, Bat, NORMAN, Okia. (Al') perate move to get the Semi- Walker and Jimmy Jordan, a draw more than 60,000 fans to tOO. I? 20 300 350; System 2. Alava Ramon (3) ____________________________ Munson. NY, 100. Ystr:emski, Amos Otis and John Mayberry. Fourth-ranked Oklahoma is ex- noles untracked. 3 Anton Echave (4) 3,, ! promising freshman. Black will the 80,000-seat Orange Bowl's in Bsn, 90. Chambliss, 1.i1, PLUMBING Taking the loss was Kansas pected to be a rude hod to NY, 95; Q (3'?) 5050, P (1.3) 165 30• Big Q "I never had a football team start. Mayberry, KC. the Dolphins' home opener, . HEATING, (15 with all 3)13110 and IS with City starter Dennis Leonard, 17- Florida State Saturday in what that g'. trounced that filled to HITS-G.Brett, KC, 203. Carew. Among those promoted to the haven't been over .500 since Mm, nford ve. In-6U2 191; Rivers, NY. 152; Cham all 7) 171.20 9, who gave up five runs in the appears on paper to be a cobs- conic back and show sonething first team A- 2567; Handle- $109.5 by Bowden are 1969 despite the presence of blisS. NY, lii; Munson. NY, IS) first two innings. The A's Sal mismatch. -the next week," he said. "It's freshman Wilback Mark Lyles quarterback Joe Namath. HOME RUNS--G Nettles. NY, 29; pounded seven hits, but were Matinees 12 noon on all down to the personal pride of and junior fullback Larry Key. ReJacksOn, Bat, 25; L May. Bal. 23; _________________________________ Holtz is expected to utilize his "We're out of our league this aided by nine walks, three wild Monday, our players." Both replaced seniors. weak-kneed veteran, playing Hendrick. Cie. 23. Bando, Oak, 25 week," says FSU Coach Bobby pitches and one hit batter. The Seminoles had 30 letterThe Sooners are young at in out the final year of a two-year, NATIONAL LEAGUE LtI'1U1fl2ItltlJ'tJj,rjg Rookie Mike Flanagan out- Bowden. men back from last year's team key spots on defense but have $900,000 contract, all the way BATTING (31S at bats)dueled veteran Catfish Hunter Chi, 336; Griftey, Cm, The Sooners. 2.0 and going but 30 are seniors who won shown promise. Reggie Kinlaw, this week. He substituted Nam- .',SadloCk. 332. 6 M3ddox. Phi, 329; Rose. for his third major league vie- after an unprecedented third only four games have in their a quick, 230-pound sophomore ath for run-pass option quarter- (in. 329. Morgan. Cm, 327. 1 tory as Baltimore again stalled national title, are unbeaten in 26 collegiate careers. RUNSRos,. Cm. 126; Morgan. tackle from Miami, has taken back Richard Todd inside the . straight Intersectional contests. Bowden can remember hap.. charge of the defensive line 10-yard line four times the first Cm. III; Gritley. Cm. 107; Schmidt. Ph,. 10$. Monday, ChI, 102 pier times at FSU. He was which is an missing the Likes of two games, but Todd got them FSU, 34 last year, Is 0-2 and RUNS BATTED IN- G.Foster, (in. lit. Morgan. Cm. 110. Schmidt. into the end zone only once. is coming off an embarrasing assistant when the the Semi- Leroy ai,d Dewey Selmon. / ' ,' 95. Watson. Htn. 91; Murcer. noles and Sooners played their Switzer is hoping junior quar. - .In all probability, we Phi. 47-0 flogging at the hands SF 51 ) Play Sunday Miami. only other game 12 years ago. terback Dean Blevins and vet, won't use Richard on the we HITS- Pose, Cm. 201; It was the 1964 Gator Bowl eran halfbacks Horace Ivory line against Miami this week, All, 195, Garvey, LA. 109; Buckner. Bowden, in his first year at and the Seminoles beat the and Elvis Peacock can get to- primarily because of the men- LA. 154. Gritley. Cm. )75. Sanford's Big Red Machlne,a member of the Central Florida the helm In Tallahassee alter a Sooners 36-19 behind the pass- gether better on the option play. tal lift Joe gives to the team HOME RUNS--Kingman, NY. 37. hmidt. Phi, 36; Monday. Chi. 30. -1 \, DJJij,',iyA Tackle Football League, tries to long stint at West Virginia, has Ing of Steve Tensi and receiving Ble%ins had a skaky time in a while he's in there," said Holtz. 7ZIZ shaken up his starting lineup get back on the winning track of Fred Biletnlkoff. 24-3 win over Vanderbilt, but Todd admitted, "It hasn't Sunday wi th a 4 p.m. game at for the 1:30 p.m. kickoff, deBowden has used three quar- looked sharper at the wishbone worked too good, that's for Eatonvilie against the Orlando moting seven start ers in a des- terbacks, Jimmy Black, Clyde controls last week. sure. The option Is okay, but - - 'the Kansas City Royals .. .' - - • Th ird Week J us t Who t J - M i010,1i Ordere d? - , - - ' - . - f' jpjr,, - -- - Gators Host Ai ississippi State - - - FSU Out Of L eague % . Okla, - ii-, - - .' 11 - - - k O 4 - - I. - - - ml pplial 70 SE/HG IoNf 42C Major League - - . .'.... Big - - -. , - In B Flight it was Jua nita Peterson on top with a 103 low gross, her 74 low net tying Mary Van Duzer. In C Flight, Rena Rybicki had a 118 with her 80 low net tying Rita Deschambeau. SATURDAY C1iannel 9- College Football (Tennessee vs A's, Orioles Have Hopes ' _____ - 00. - I If - 0e5T SPORTS ON TV - 1 `1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i rnc . II) at Texas (Umbarger 10-12). (n) Oakland (Mitchell 4) at Chi. cago IBarrios 1$). In) Only games scheduled Saturday's Oa.nts CaWnIaaIMln$$a New York at Detroit Boston at Baltimore, In) MiIW.uk at Cleveland, In) Kansas City at Texas, In) Oakland at Chicago, In) __________________________________________ byAknMavee' I - But KC, New York In Command ;T ' P/1V/1fR ARI RElAY/YEt V RARE W//.M(P,', 77I kOCH/F 7Vi )$$R AWARR AMP A 1BER YWE lop CWOi( ON A 40 4 if? (AC/I tFA6vUE /// 1WE 5,fdV( WAR. IOsWR ITCoeJIP "/' /IAPPEiV AGAIN WIT/I PE1j'oir 'M'?/( /D#'YC// C cOif//,t p g/j,q tIKE 17?1 METZGIR, J 4N 0/160 c1qoicj FApRE9' ROOKIE Rh /E1/(R, A 5TA'lDOUT / 77/1 I ft, t - AMERICAN LIAGUS Las, W I. Pct. New York 92 60 .6OD Baltimore 65 61 556 l'i Cleveland fl 7 .510 14", Boston 11 77 500 Detroit ' Milwkee 65 N .423 71", . - Fridiy, 110. 24,1976-7* UTO1 LE4GLR BaebaII Ausciated Press pi Pfttgh open with three runs In the -Stella issued a warning The Philadelphia Phillhes are League East, offsetti to Reed, score Ronnie Stennett with the ng the fourth inning, two of them on which carries with it an decisive tally. talking, and more Importantly PIrate,' 5.4, 101nrdng triumph McCarver's third home run of automatic $100 fine. like winners once over the Chicago Cuba. Ott was in the lineup only bethe season. "It was worth It, whatever it cause injuries shelved the P1IIn n the only other National we,, a monumental collapse League game, Three players were hit by costs" said PtilllIes Manager rates' top two catchers, Manny the Los Angeles City can beat us now, and we're not Dodger, beat the Danny Ozark. "We'll pay the Sanguiflen and Duffy Dyer. O 7° San FrancLqo Pitches In the late innings. In capable of that," said veteran Giants 4-1. New York the bottom of the eighth, Cards fine. I'll pay it myself." Mirviesota SO 75 .316 The game was the at Mcii7 $4 .451 5 catcher Tim McCarver, whose treal was postponed by reliever Al Hrabosky-raked straight for the Pirates which California Pirates 5, Cubs 4 T 10 ii .sss ii"i two-ruin homer helped Phila- cold weat he rain and In the eighth inning Wednesday The Pirates came r, 63 91 .409 25', up with has been decided hi the last In. Chicago delphi but the St. Luls Cu. ning, including all four in the Thwrsdays R,sws The Phils' magic num ber Is night when the Phillies scored a bo ut as unlikely a hero as pus- series which they Boston (0, Milwaukee dinaji 7-3 Thursday night be. now five eight runs hit Bobby Tolan sible split with the Ed Ott, a 25-year-old Baltimore 7, New YOkI hind the pitching of Steve Carl- five Philadeany combination Pitts. of and Greg Luzinskl with pitches. rookie t Oakland I. Kansas City 1 lphia wins or hird-string catcher who Cubs. ton, who posted his 19th vIctory, burgh losses will give the Phila Minnesota 3. Chicago 0 Dodgers 1, Giants 1 The Ptilllies claimed It was was making his first major "That', T exas 4, California S Burt Hooton pi threethe way we played the division title. league start. w tched a li de berate, that Hraboaky was Only games scheduled first part of the year," ob. hitter to raise his record to 11Carlton, 196, gave up seven angry and frustrated Tuday's Games by his First Ott made a spectacular 14, retIring 16 batters In a row In served Canton. "We're starting New York (Jackson 1 and over the ear li er performance. In the tag on a play at the plate to one stretch. to play again like we know first eight He pitched his way Tidrow 44) at Detroit (Roberts how." Innings before tiring, ninth, a pitch from Reed hit the prevent the winning run from out of a bases-loaded, (X)eout 1116 and Crawford 16), 2. (tn) Boston (Wise 13 10) at BalflReed pitched a scoreless Cards' leadoff hitter, Hector scoring in the bottom ThevtCtOr3rkept thePhllssiz nRon of the Jam in the ninth by gefg more (Garland Ill). In) inth. Cruz. ninth. Then he rapped a run- Bobby Murcer to fly out M games ahead of secondMilwaukee (Slaton 1413) at The Phils broke the game and Cleveland Home plate umpire Dick scoring double In the 10th to (Dobson 1512), In) Gary Thomasscn to pop out. Kansas City (FitimOffil IS. By The Herld, L.t FL S I///I,ll,giD1'tjl1 .% N Big Red Machine To .. ________ _______ show that Buc qua rter ba cks ha ve gain ed but 54 net yards passing on t he strength of 12 completions in 44 attem pts, a meager 27.3 per cent. Tampa quarterbacks ha ve been sacked eight times over the two-game span. McKay earli er this wee k also said that he wo ul dn't do any more experimenting with backup quarterbacks Larry Lawrence and Parneil Dickinson and that Steve Spurner, the 10-year veteran and former HeIsman Trophy winner f ro m the University of Florida, would be given every opportunity to go all the way against the Bills. Spurner has completed 11 passes in 31 attempts for 103 yards and he's thrown two interceptions mainly because of the big pass rush that his forward wall has been unable to contain. - To date, the Bucs have given up a total of 698 net yards while gaining only 235. Oddly enough, in losing 20.0 and 23-0 in their first two encounters, the opposition has scored only (our converted just three times in 30 attempts while the opposition has made good on 13 of 34 at. tempts. Surrendering an average of 349 yards per game while only gaining an average of 117.5, the Bucs will have to be at their best against the Bills on Sunday. And with O. J. at full speed, touchdowns against them. the Buc defense is sure to be Fifteen points hava come on facing its toughest test. No wonder McKay wishes five field goals and snottier four Simpson had waited another on extra point conversions. Another area of concern for McKay has been the inability of the Bucs to gain sufficient yardage on third down situations, So far, they've Week before signing that luratiye contract with the BIlls. Kickoff time for Sunday's game is 1 p.m. with the gates opening at 11 a.m. Freaks. you've got to execute it. And we Starte rs for the adult league just don't have time to practice Sanfo rd team include James it's ' Sweet, quarterback; Levi The Jets hope to have wide BOULDER, Cob. (Al') Runes, Eugene Terell and yards rushing in a 47.0 romp. "In fact, Miami M has a lot of fine receiver Jerome Barku,rn back Wayne Carter, backs; Ken Colorado may be running into Senior defensive tackle Eddie skill people." to go along with tight end RichKroog and Karl Oshnab, ends; the University of Miami's Edwards, a 6-foot4, 242-pound. Sophomore Ottis Anderson is ard Caster as a pass target for Ricky Floyd and Jerry Mason, strength Saturday when the er who has drawn the attention the Hurricanes' top runner, Namath. tackles; Harvey Williams and teams meet in a non-conference of pro scouts, is the leader of the churning for 76 yards on 16 carWith the Dolpiuns' injury Jake Davis, guards; and Jake college football game. Miami defensive unit. ries last week. As a freshman, weakened secondary already The Buffaloes have so far Scott, center. Mallory calls swift Miami he ran for 365 yards. having yielded six touchdowns Defensive standouts include shunned the pass in favor of sophomore quarterback E.J. Colorado's young and liii' and showing no interceptions, Charlie Swad, Jack Butler, Ron their ground game, led by tail- Baker "the big-play type." proving defense, which has held Namath would seem to be in U Gainers, James Platt, Larry back Tony Reed, who is aver- Baker rushed for 82 yards on two strong running attacks to line for a field day. Lemon, Rodell Roberts, Jimmy aging 100.5 yards per game. In only four carries last week, and an average of just 129 yards, Is But if the Jets can score, can liii!, Paul Flu, Tony Hall, its two games, Colorado has also completed all three of his led by 6-2, 191-pound junior end they outscore Miami? The Jets Gilbert Harris, Ray Templeton, three times as much rushing passes. Randy Westendorf. Westendorl have shown none of the New Regge Desaussure, Clint Cody, yardage as passing yardage. "Baker has poise that he was named the Big Eight De. England's ability to sack quarTh e Hurricanes, meanwhile, didn't have when we played (ensive Player of the Week tt'rback Bob Griese five tunes Curtis Williams, Wilson Jon es, Willie Mason, Tommy Tiger opened their season last week them last year," notes Mallory, after collecting 14 unassisted and hold the Miami's usually by holding Florida State to 26 referring to CU's 23-10 triumph, tackles against Washington. and Jonnie Harrell. dominant runners to 108 yards. Colo. To Test 'Cane Defense - JalAlal -. (fA) ORLANDO-SEMINOLE MtTINEEI4ESULTS FIRST-) Ur:a AlberdI 171 1120 620 100. 2. IcaBeltia (3) 550 300. Sanche: (6) 3 20. 0 (3 71 61 10. sow P (73) 15690 Jul SECOND- 1. Oguiia BItla (3) 1020 150 360. 2 Echanovas Ii? 6001 20, 3 Eddy Mi guel (1)3 PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING (1 4) 4320. P (31) 13-10 DC (73) plirrsdev granity t. Scala waIis, buielik,a l.taun titla to tak eyour W - pay your Ladws Free Thucid.y N111,t THIRD I. NC%JI Alberd, (3) 2050060600. 2 Echano Miguel 43) 3 3 (2) 400. 0 I) 3) 55 00. P (5 3) 127.20. FOURTH I. AldInd lame ui , 509 and up (Undu 1$ not afl4t,1d) 9207 10100; 2. Arta Etorea (6) 7.10 fOl I040 vSiiOfl5 Quola (3? 100; 0 (6 (7 6) 16620. OD IS 71 Oguiza p POST TIME 730 P k( 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday Winea. brnthles, action u the ball impacts with ipieda of 1W mph 24130 1100. 3 n 103 60 . 14610 ________ 'm rn - ii tmakng returnaxith . l,wr np Pitney of free gazing built s.det f Fsuv.00d8uI.,.rt call 305/333 0221 trOln lOam to r rn Yfl l. ,O,(Tii O ORtA'OO O\ Ii 17-9 'U'. 'i'flBEgRy. "ii,l t FR()t .4 .. FIFTH- I. Anton A:ca (7) 0.00 0.00 I? 4010 70. 2 Fermi Ehavj, (3) S 2C 310;3 S'lbaoiarrea (6) 560.0 (3 71 3900. P Il 3)16560. SiXTH- ) . OguiX 920 6 - . - 2 Arts Pines (I) Il 42 Sancher (1) 640 - - ',, '.. ; " N,41 "''' ', -. .... '.:. , ' ' - 'he -, - '. '- .!.. --.................... . -----------------.......................... -. S :: - - , - R ,4-~ p . p &-',_ , ' P t",-I. - - ' , c 1 - ,. ,l ,' : k'F N tt - ., - c ,' - ,1 / 1, r - - . -. . . ., - - ,'" . . --.?-.. I, . �SA-4,uJ,,, NsM pp. Fifty, IspL N $71 RESOLUTiON ON MOTION IV COMMISSIONER KWIATROWSkI. SECONDED IV COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE SOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 17TH DAY OF JULY,A.D.. tm WHEREAS FIOIIdS Law prescribes that thi board of County Cam. misisleri dei*laInd polling places tsr special electIOns, and WHEREAS, me Dowd it County Commissioners. ups'i recom. 'nanditlan and oppreval 0111W SupervIsor Of ElectIonS, may iwme the polling places for Electian PrIcInN, NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board 01 County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, that the p011kW places for Elecliori Precincts, am established for lit. SECOND PRIMARY ELEC. TION called tiler September 38, Ift as follows.- CALENDAR 04 P'R1DAY,SgPtZMIE4 Tge'woodA., Cd 3p.in.,. R1clt1rdaQ1txch. LIupeSdAA,C1oeed,apjn.,RalhlJ%gujI(ii SR 434, Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., SA11JRD%y, gEPT!Mw (auMry Far sponsored by DeBary VolUflteer Fire Department, begIns p.m., Fireman's ltea'estion Hafl, Colwnb. Road, DeBary. Rides, bingo;&A _____ a14 PRECINCT NO. I Church 01 God, M West 22nd SHill, Sanford, FL Wilson School. State now 431, Fade, FL Midway School Auditorium, Jlt*ay Avenue. Sanford. FL Aftainonte Springs City Hall, I bit. west 01 47, liv bit. north of SR 430, Aitamente Springs, FL City Hall, South Central Avenue, PRECINCT NO. 3 PRECINCT NO. 3. PRECINCT NO. 4 PRECINCT NO. S _____ Sadud OpIlulit 0th IAltsj MaYfair 1*t7 Club. PRECINCT NO.4 PRECINCT NO. 7A Community House, First Street, Geneva. FL Community Plousi. Avenue B & 7Th Street, Chulueta, FL Community House, Avenue B I PRECINCT NO. I 7th Street, Chulueta. FL Slovak Gardens Community PRECINCT NO.? PRECINCT 10 PRECINCT NO. PRECINCT NO. ii PRECINCT NO. II PRECINCT NO. 13 PRECINCT NO. 14 PRECINCT NO. tS P*ItINCT NO. 14 PRECINCT NO. is PRECINCT NO. 15 PRECINCT NO. 30 PRECINCT NO. 21 PRECINCT NO. 22 PRECINCT NO. 23 PRECINCT NO. 24 . PRECINCT NO. 21 PRECINCT NO. 27 PRECINCT NO. n PRECINCT NO. 25 PRECINCT NO. 30 PRECINCT NO. 31 PRECINCT NO,.32 PRECINCT NO. 32 . Georgia IdylIwilde School, Vlhien Road, Sanford. FL Jaycee Information booth. 4th Street and French Avenue, Sanford, FL Sanford Civic Canter, Sanford Avenue, Sanford, FL Prairie Lake Legion Hall, Lakeview Avenue, Fern Part, FL Seventh Day Adventist Church. South 00 434 on Moss Road, Winter Springs, FL Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Magnolia Avenue off Longwuod Avenue, Altamonte Springs, FL Lake Mary Fir. House, SE corner of Wilbur Avenue and First Street, Lake Mary, FL Seminole Hospital Pavilion, 300 Say Avenue, Sanford, FL Central Baptist Church, 1101 Oak Avenue, Sanford, FL Sanford Middle School, Sanford, FL Lake Monroe Elementary School. East 01 ISA on Monroe School Road, Lake Monroe, FL English Estates School, Oxford Road. Fern Park, FL. Portable, Adjacent to south side bi Mayfair Country Club, West 44.A Sanford. FL Longwppd City Hall, corner Warren PRECINCT NO. 34 Street and Wilma Street, L.angweod, FL Altamonte Springs Elementary PRECINCT NO. 35 School, 300 Pinevlew Drive off Palm Springs Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL Spring Oaks Community Club House, 300 Spring Oaks Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL PRECINCT NO. 30 PRECINCT NO. 17 PRECINCT NO. 34 PRECINCT NO. 35 PRECINCT NO. 10 PRECINCT NO. 41 PRECINCT NO. 43 PRECINCT NO. 0 PRECINCT NO. 44 PRECINCT NO. 43 PRECINCT NO. M PRECINCT NO. 47 PRECINCT NO. 4 PRECINCT NO. 45 PRECINCT NO. 50 PRECINCT NO. $1 PRECINCT NO, 32 PRECINCT NO 53 PRECINCT NO. 34 St. Mary Magdalen Church, 100 Spring Lake Road. Altamorde Springs, FL Sonora Club House, East off Gowod, FL MiIwe* Middle School, Highway Long'aood, FL Sandleweod Villas Recreationa l Building, 110 North Woodland Drive. Sanford, FL East'oot Poo, Alienation. 427, off Eastbrook boulevard, Seminole County. FL San Jose Apartments RecrsatiaI Room, off 430 on Winter Woods Blvd., Seminole County, FL Summit Apartments Recreational Room, all 430 near Red Bug Lake Road, Seminole County. FL Roiling Hills Country Club Presaview Avenue, North of North Street and south of 434, Altarnorle Springs, FL Rcllinq Hills Moravian Church, Sanlando Springs, Drive, Highway 434, Long wood, FL HolIday Inn. West sIde 001.1 just south 00 434, Altamonte Springi. FL St. Richards Episcopal Church, 5151 Lake Howell Road, Seminole County, FL Winter Serings Fire Station No. 2, 131 Northern Way, Winter Spring, FL Red Carpet Inn and Racou,t Club 01 Altamoru, Springs, Iii N. Douglas Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Ft. WIrz Recreation Center.$ummer Swim Club, Mark David Boulevard, Cassalb.rry, FL Longwood Community Building, hi West Church Avenue. Longwood. FL Sabot Palms Country Club, Long , od, FL Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of the Board of County Commissioners in and for Seminole County. Florida By: Joann K. Hare Deputy Clerk DED 121 U: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Cooatry Fair sponsored by DeBary Volunteer Fire Department,starting 11 A.M., FhW=`s Recmtion Had, Colwnbs Road, DeBary. MldFl.rldi SlrmJe,, meet 1:30, New Smyrna Beach around Tony and Joes. Bring your own food. MONDAY, SEpT%JUi 3smferd VFW Post 11111,8 P.m., pod home. ATTEST: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.iIel.CA4IE IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF SUSAN PALMER Petitioner VICTOR LEWIS PALMER Respondent. and you are requredto Serve acopy of your Written defenses to it, If any, on Carroll Burke, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address Is 412 Sanford Atlatnlc Sank Building. Sanford, Florida, and file the original with the Clerk of Circuit Court, Sanford, Seminole County. Fiorida,onor before the 3Eh day of October A. D. 1516: otherwise a default will be entered agaInst you for the relief demanded In the petitn. Vi. . . Plaintiffs. ROBERT W. HATCH and GLORIAJEAN HATCH, his wife, and CHARLES ROUTH and CATHERINE ROUTH, his wile, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ROBERT W. HATCH GLORIAJEAN HATCH State of Texas YOUR ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida; Lot 135, OAKLAND HILLS, ac. cording to the Piat thereof as recorded in Plat Book "II", Page 64, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. WITNESS my Hand and Seal of this Court on this the 22nd day ci September, A. 0,, 1576. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Cherry Kay Travis CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida 32711 Publish Sept 211 Oct. 1, I, iS, 1574 DED.171 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE —. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIViL NO. 76.14$*CA.S4.D In not the Marriage of WILLI AM H. DEUBEL, Pelilioner, EDNA L. DEUBEL. _______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO UIIC0-C*.O5.A MURPHY JAMES and JUDITH K. JAMES, his wife. aka JAMES MURPHY and JUDITH K. MUR. P1W, his wile, and NOTICE OF ACT ION TO: VICTOR LEWIS PALMER RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed aginit you Legal Notice has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to it on EMERY H. ROSENBLUTH, JR., Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is Post Office Box 21$, Orlando, Florida 32102, on or before October 21, 1576, and tile the original with the clerk of this court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or ImmedIately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint or petition, WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on September 20, 1576. (COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. As Clerk of the Court By: Cherry Kay Travis As Dtputy Clark Publish Sept. 245. Oct. 1, it. is, 1976. DEO.126 Respondent AuesIcaa Field Service to NOTICE OF SUIT i Foreign tt TO: Edna L. Deubel IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Student program, 7:30 p.m., Lyman High School FOR Address Unknown SEMINOLE COUNTY. Auditoslign. Open to all thtersaledpa.nets, . FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sasfird Rotary, noon, Civic Center CASE NO. 76.I775.cA40.c that an action for Dissolution Marriage SsuIu'dAA, $ pin., 1201W. First (closed). you, In the Matter if the Adopti.n of ROBIN and You are required to Serve a copy LYNN PARSONS, AMinor. TOPS Cbaptir 71, 7 p.m., over Baptist Qlureb, of your Written defense.. If any, to NOTICE OF ACTION Qystal Lake and Country Q p.1s, take My GENE R. STEPHENSON, of THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Altamode.Segt Seminole Jaycees board meeting, DONALD HUGH FRANCISCO STEPHENSON, STALNAKER AND 4210 Owl Court hEANE, PA.. Attorneys for the 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 431. EL PASO, TEXAS PetItioner, and to file the original expla n _______ Semlusi. High Parent Orfes.flnn, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Parents will follow student's schedule. VFW Post 11111 Auxiliary chicken d1pj., 5. 8 p.m. post home on lakefront,barbecue SanfOrd. TUESDAY, Sa'rpIIwju ClUelbelTy Wunas's Club open house for prospective members and guests, 2-4 p.m., clubhouse 00 Overirook Drive. Refr..)s, Sanford Uses, noon, Holi day Inn. Wluter$wIagsJaycees,7p.m,, VFW budding. 1742. Overeater$Aoasymoos, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford OptImist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Lougwo.d Area Sertosna, flOOfl, Quality W. FRIDAY, OCTOSER1 Cathedral Cowl No. 3$, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Banquet 1 p.m. Official visit of Gran4 Royal Matron and Patron. . with the Clerk of the above.sfyleo Courtonor beforeOctober 5th, 1976; Otherwise, a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition for Dissolution. WITNESS my hand and the seal this Court this list day of August, 1576. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. 3. 10, Il, 21, 1910 AN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7uu.gs. A ELMER S. LEVIE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a partnership, not 71521 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that EDWARD ELON PARSONS has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, for the adoplion of thi minor child named therein, and you are required to show cause why the lame should not be granted, If any, by serving a copy of your written defenses upon KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, Of STENSTROM, DAVIS I MclN. TOSH, Attorn eys for Petitioner, Post Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, 37771, and by filing the original thereof with the Clerk of said Court on or before October 21, 1574. and herein fail not or a Default Judgment will be entered against YOU granting said adoption, WITNESS my hand and offIcIal Seal of said Court this 15th day of September, A. D. 1914. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwilti, Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit COWl Seminole County, Flor ida By' Cherry Kay Travis ' Deputy Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS I MCINTOSH Flagship Bank -. Suite 23 j1Miice . p.m., ul - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TRUST COMPANY, a F1o11!a SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA banking corporation, as Trustee in PROBATE DIVISION the above entitled cause, and you File Number ?433$.CP are required to serve a copy of your DivisIon oriften answer and dafvwes.ifany, IN NE: ESTATE OF to It on STEPHEN J. BOZARTH. RICHARD 0. SHANKLIN Esquire, Plaintiff's attorney, whose Deceased address is Suite 1401. CNA Tower, NOTICE OP Post Office Box till. Orlando, ADMINISTRATION Florida 32002, on or before October TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IIe. 574, and to file the original CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST thereof with the Clerk of this Court THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL either befor e service on Plainti ff' OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED attorney or Immediately thereaft IN THE ESTATE: otherwise a default will be entered YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED against you for the relief demanded that the administration of the estate in the Complaint or Petition. The of RICHARD 0. SHANKLIN, nature of said suit being for deceased, File Number 7S231CP, Is foreclosure of a mortgage on . pending in the Circuit Court cumbering the following described SEMINOLE County, Florida, property situated In Seminole Probate Division, the address County, Florida, to-wit: which is Seminole County Cour. house, San'ord. Florida 32171. The 5 I of SE IA. of SW '.i In Section 11; personalrepresentativeofthentate ii COMBANIC.WINTER PARK, All that part of the NW /i and the whose address Is P.O. Box 1420, 130 South ~ of tIme E ¼ of Section 32 S. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, lying East of Little Weklva Riven Florida 32115. The name and ad. dec15 of the personal represen. The SW ' of the HE ¼ West of tatives attorney are sit forth below. Longwood Markham Road, W ¼ of All persons having claims or SE ¼ West of Longwood Markham demands against the estate are Road, NW¼0fNE%.SVpoiNWI., required, WITHIN THREE North of NE ¼ of SW v, W ½ of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF SW¼,NE¼00NW¼,ln Sect Ion 3J; THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk N ½ of SE 1/1 00 NW ¼. SW ¼ of NW of the above court a written ' West 1 acres of N ~ 00 N ½ of statement of any claim or demand NW ¼ of SW '., South Is of NW ¼ of they may have. Each claim must NW ¼, 50 rods North and South and in writing and must indicate the 32 rods East and West in NW corner basis for the claim, the name and of NW ¼ *114W ¼. In Section 76; ,,, address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount North Is of NE v1 In Section 71; claImed. If the claim Is not yet due, the data when It will become due All In Township 20 South, Range 25 shall be stated. if the claim Ii East, lying 'in 'Seminole County, contingent or unliquidatect, the Florida. nature of the uncertainty shall be slated. It tm• maIm IS secured, the security shall be described. TOGETHER with and singular the tenements, hereditaments, and The claimant shall deliver wnlcienf appurtsnancestmmere,ot)eloflglng,or copies of the claim to the cleft to in anywise appertaining, and the enable the cler k to mail one Copy to reversion and reversions, each personal representative, remainder and remalnds's, rentt, Allpersonsinterestedintheestate and profits thereof, and ii to whom a copy of this Notice cIudIng,bUtnotIimitedts,aIlf the Administration has been mailed are riparian rights, rights ci acc ess, required , WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file anyobI they may have that Challenges the valid ity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal represen tative, or the venue or Jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of his Notice of Administration: Sep. tember 21, 1916. COMBANK.WINTER PARK . R ogerM. Nixon, Vice President and ior Trust Officer As Personal Representative of time Estate of RICHARD G. SHANKLIN Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: J ROBERT HUNKAPILLER Su ite 210 Crealde Mall Aloma at St. Andrews Winter Park, Fta 37192 EVINIft0811`21111, 1N 110IL FL feeler Demos Initiates - Members I- Mrs. Jo Ann Rowe, president of Beta Chi Citapter, and her officers recently conducted the Initiation of three new members Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary society for women educators, at Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. The new members are Mrs. Kay Maize and Mrs. Aim Reynolds, active members, and Mrs. Mae Fort, an-honorary menbee. Members enjoyed dinner following the initiation, With the invocation given by Mrs. Willis, first vice president. A abort business meeting followed, and committees met to organize the year's work. Attractive programs were provided by Mrs. Zula McLeod, who also prepared the books. Approximately 21 guesti attended 1 COffee local Republican candidate on the Nov. 2 ballot Sunday afternoon at the home of Marcel and Dellie Snyder of 1084 Dyson Delve In the Tuecawifla section of Wlxder Springs. Candidates attending included Greg He pointed out that about Ti Drummond, who is rmshtg for per cent of convicted criminal, the state legislature District 3 habituel, and when freed seat; Vlnce Perry, candidate repeat the same c1i''e. Mlle for District 1, Candy Qlmspeaker fran Seminole Candy said stronger penal codes were needed and laws should be enforced to reduce crime. for are I, 11 I 1i , ' I . ~ . I - In a question and answer sanlon. Stock stated he was In favor of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). ...., - I Fashion Tips . . ..'. Jo _ President Jan Norris Cooducted ue Iusineu meeting. Reports on te recent state conventico at Miami Beach were given by Virginia Mercer, Anna Mae Wells, June Foley, Corrine Campbell and Peggy Hattaway. It was anz.ounced that U.S. _ (Neroll Plots Sy Eldi NSchde) ' Della Kappa Gamma initiates (from left) Kay Malse, Ann Reynolds and Mae Fort with Installing officer, Jo Ann Rowe, president. LESS the property described as Parcels I, 7, 3, 4, and S below: 441 Section 23, AikQwetleii Do you see a woman with a terrific haircut? Don't hesitate to ask her where she got ftdone U the beauty salon can do snrtething attractive for her, chances are they can do it for YOU, too. Halrtreat If you worry about drying out your oily hair with a shampoo made for oily hair, try a nor- mal-dry hair ihampoo and add a little powdered magnesium to ftto absorb the extra oil without hurting the hair. U hold your makaiç next to your clothes In good IlgIg end see if they blend. Any lipstick4 eye shadow or whatever IbM doem't harmonize with that particular outfit should be held for another. o n-Thriv ing Babies Puzzle Doctors . --.." PARCEL I: Begin ate point on the North line of Township 20 South, Range 79 East, said point being 33 feet West of the Northeast corner of the NW '. Of NE '.ci said Sec tion 33; thence West 1,019.71 feet along the North line of said Sect ion 23; thence South 330 feet; thence East 111100 100 toapolnt lying3lfeet Weit of Center of R.W of LONGWOOD MARKHAM ROAD: thence North OS dog. 03'50" East 311.29 feet alonç, Westerly R.W of the LONGWOOf). MARKHAM ROAD to the point of million; Commissioner Dick Williams, who is nousing for reelection In District 3; Bill Kirchhoff, commission can. didate in District and Slate Attorney Abbott Herring. Each candidate spoke briefly. Both Dr. John Grady, can. didde for the U.S Senate and Congreasnan Richard Kelly exiwemed regret that they were unable to attend because of prior colnmltrneada. . . year Republicans Honored a candidate for (h, Florida Home of Represents. Um DistrIct 34, told the club. women that date welfare ben.. fits and unemployment earn pensatlon were, in many csgagit abmed, and Should beln,edj. gated, and more finan cial Mce should be given to 4, e geea of to the LlnleWetIva River. Toget. will all leases and contracts of, or affecting, the said mortgaged property, and all rents coming due thereunder whether as a result of passage of time, default, or Other. wise. Meet Candidates Attorney Gerald Rutberg Senato Lawlen 0dba would possibly walk two precincts in hdroduced Attorney Newman arrive at the Sanford Airport on Sanford before dqwft for Bock, who was guest speaker Oct 1$, from 34:38 am, to Altamonte Springs. at Seminole County Denoa'MIc Women's Club luncheon meeting Tuesday at the At Coffee Heritage ImL 3 New IT--I BOSTON (AP) Billy was a added that often a few lessons failure to thrive because the child Is not flourishing at home healthy seven pounds at birth. in basic child care, combined "Holding these babies Is like picking : J". 4 — Inability to gain weight. is placing blame on her, even He was an active baby, smiling with reassurance that the Of those 42 cues, $1 per cent when the doctors are trying to up a rag doll. They refuse to respond to and cooing with every playful mother could cope with her new weretmderllmonthsof age, 83 help her. you." 'S poke to his fat, pink stomach, child, was all that was needed per cut were white, 33 per cent As one distraught mother told .rvy One month later, Billy was to restore the baby to health. werefromweljaref,mffles dodors,"Wheathernj comatose, emaciated and dy. Dr. Powers also said that 01 per cent were male. 'failure to thrive,' all I bear Is log. He shrank fran any con- sometimes a mother might From their findings, doctors the word, 'failure." tact with the world around him simply not be feeding her baby : 'r'' concluded that these babies Doctors agree that the vail. '0 and barely Upped the scale at enough, usually out of unlike many cases of neglect or ous theories pointing tea lack of four pounds. Ignorance and Inexperience. V. .' abuse that In lowInteraction "failed muAfter weeks of teds, doctors This could Its failure to Income neighborhoods were tuality" between mother and concluded there nothing thrive. The doctor dressed the the products white middle. child as the cause the coodit medically wrong withEilly. Be importance of medical care :" class fasnilim. .. tlontakoaa Punitive attitude. by was one of a growing number of during the first weeks and Besides logging the characplacing blame already who fail to thrive Infants months of a baby's life, saying 1/ teristics of t he children, doctors gullt'rtdden parent. home. that mothers neglected C developed an Interview for the State agencies around the Something In the bond that take their babies mother, focusing on homing, country are getting more and links parent to child went awry. to a doctor or clinic ha W._ marital well-being, employ, more reports of children who Without maternal love to their ess checked. ment, child care and family fail to thrive. All cases of neg:.. lsh them, these babies start to .. problems. lent or abuse mud be reported. feed on themselves. Dr. Eli H. Newberger, Dr. I, What emerged was an aniIn 1975 alone, 1,000 cases of "Holthng these babies is Like Daniel Rosen and Koteichuck Iou.s, over-concerned parent neglect were logged In MuPicking yr a rag doll. They re- devised a questionnaire to pinwho was frightened of her child sachusetts. •a.. fuse to respond to you," said point the characteristics of failand her surroundings. Many of the mothers were . Dr. MIk Koteichuck, ruearth urc-tthrive Infants and ir • mothers shared high 1ev. maally retarded, Ignorant director of family development parents. • •1 els of stress. They tended to be about baby care. They had not at Children's Hospital. "We saw a picture of a moth~ less educated than the fathers set up a routine for their child Hels one of three physicians er who Was isolated, stuck at and saw their neighborhoods as and often treated the babies like %r whohave gathered thformauon home with this baby she was unfriendly, even hostile. Rarely dolls about this disorder, one of the almost afraid because it did the mother develop her own Doctors the moth. social' didn't act normally. She was at life keep in contact with her counseling at the hospiillnesses pediatrics, -' / the end of her rope," Rosen family. tal with a social worker. In U Sanford pediatrician Dr. said. Sometimes a simple question some tances, dance therapy David Powers said that the A failure-to-thrive child started them on an avalanche of has proven successful since the Popular belief that failure-to. "looks just likeseplcturesof emotion that laid bare their mother learns to develop a thrive babies are a problem of the starving Blafrans,' one hidden feelings. rhythm with her child. Um past is not valid. Babies physician said. The infant Is far "I can't relate to the kid." In extreme cases, as In Biltoday still suffer from this below normal In growth, height efforts make her child gain "The parents are looking for "He's a difficult child." "He ly's, the infant is placed In a mysterious malady, he said. and weight "deprivatlonal weight. COWL LOOK BIG THIS FALL help, not only their child but Just isn't happy." "He doesn't foster home until The generally appears dwarf." "If these parents didn't themselves." like to eat what I give him." decide that the mother Is "fit" Cowl-necked sweater and long vest combine with to be a combination of Because of Its severe malnu- about their kids they'd let them The doctors examined 303 "It's not my fault he looks the to take care of her child again. Trevira polyester skirt for a smart fall-through. Ignorance and emotional tritlon, the Infant is listless and the at home Instead of taking children admitted to the hoepi- way he does." "I'm a good Once the baby is admitted to winter look, problems on the part of the passive. The child refuses to them to a pediatrician hospi- tales in-patient services. Forty- mother." the hospital, It Is force-fed mother, said Dr. Powers. He despite a mother's desperate tal," Newberger pointed out. two cases were diagnosed as Telling a mother that her enormous amounts of food, - : on IF010, - of - ' Telephone 670.4344 Publish Sept. 241 Oct. 1, 1976 - . ' often occur - a cause - - was of of :'' . on an at 0'. Legal Notice 41 some I! .': .:', for months to ''_____ to flour- ve progr - Symbol for At Lunch Meet Beta Choi Status p rarranty, VVQ%IN L] egress,anctlngres$anduwgeo,ard PARCEL The S '. of the SE 'lot the SW ¼ DED 123 Incorporated, Sec. II, Top. 20 S.. Rang, 79 E; and Plaintiff, , the N. 1139.753 It. Of the F Is of the 'N ' ec 73. Top, 203.. Rang. 29 FICTITIOUS NAME SATURDAY, OCTOBERZ CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, N., and E. lying W'ly of the Longwood Notice is hereby glvn that I am DIANE N. WILLIAM S, his wile, Fall FestIval, 10 a.m. to 10 engaged In business at 603 Gregory Markham Road, LESS: Begin at a All So s Catholic Defendants point on the N. line of Sec. 23, Dr., Cassetberry 32707, Seminole Church, Oak Avenue, Sanford. Spaghetti dinner, 2-8 p.m. NOTICE OF ACTION Twp. 2u S.. Range 79 East, said County, Florida under the fictitious CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, JR., and Post Office Box 1330 name of Luke's Service, and th at i car t he MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 Sanford. Florida 32771 DIANE N. WILLIAMS. his Wife. Nendtoregister saIdnamewt oftheNW¼oftimeNEIiofSaid4 whose last known address Is Lyinas 111gb School Pareflt..Studen, Seminar for Attorneys for Petitioner Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole 73, 'hence W. IOlS.2l ft. alongtpme N. Publish: Sept, 1771 Oct 1, I, 1976 Brittany Circle, Casselberry, Fla., College Bound Students, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium, line of laid Sec. 23; thence S. 330 It: County, Florida In accordance with DED9I and whose present address is the provIsions of the FictItis thence E.eso It. toa point lying 33it . unknown. _____________________________ Name Statutes, To Wit: Sect ion W. Of the center of right of way of YOU ARE NOTIFED that an 165.05 Florida Statutes 1957. Longwood Markham Road; thence IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR action to foreclose a mortgage on 5: Luther H Carr N. 03 dog. 03'30" E. 33I.2' ft. along SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA the following property in Seminole Publish W'ly right .of-way of Longwood Sept. 10, 17, 21, Oct. , 976 PROBATE DIVISION County. Florida: IN THE CIRCUIT DED 49 Markham Road to the point of COURT, File Number 76.2UCP __________ Lot & Block "B", SUMMERSET _________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C l ot. beginning; all lying in Siminole Division NORTH SECTION THREE, ac CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County. Florida and containing In Re: Estate of NOTICE OF INTENT TO cordingtotnepatthereof,ef COUNTY. FLORIDA. 17644 acres. MELL T. STEVENS, REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME in Flat Book is, pages 70 and PROBATE FILE NO. 7d.173.P NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Deceased Public Records ci Seminole County, IN RE: ESTATE OF PARCEL 3: NOTICE OF time undersigned , desiring to engage Florida JAMES B LAWSON. Begin at the SW corner, SF1 Of tM In business under ADMINISTRATION the fictitious name has been filed against you and you NW I Of Sec. 73, Twp. 20 S., Roo. 79 Deceased TO ALL of PEMTEL PERSONS SERVICES at 1211 HAVING Awe rewired to Serve a Copy o,your NOTICE OF Randolph Street, Sanford, Florida E .tpce?un N.Odeg 0S02' E. for CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST written defenses. If any, to It on ADMINISTRATION 004 t?.aIthewlineof5aidSE 32771, intends to THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL register the said 4l. TOR lANCE Calif. (AP) - TO ALL PERSONS HAVING WILLIAM A. LEFFLER, Ill, OTHER .. NW 1.1, Sec. 73. thence S. $9 deg. PERSONS INTERESTED name with theClerk of the Circuit Plaintiffs attorney, whose address u'Ss"E.,ParalleltotheNlln.ci,h. The new status symbol for CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST is P.O. Box 7791. Sanford, Florida IN THE ESTATE: Court of Seminole County, Florida. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL NE' 4 Of said Sec. 23, for 7100 591 ft. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DATED thIs7th da yof Sep$em,,. women here Li not a hammered OTHER PERSONS INT ERESTED 33711, on or before October 13. 197l toapointoflacu,.e,.veto,im, that the administration of the estate A . D. 1976. and file the original with the Clerk of gold bracelet or handa1nted IN THE ESTATE: NW on the W right of way f Of MELL T. STEVENS, decea, Paul E. Morris this Court either before Service on Longwood Markham Road: Thence rirt, but a half inOOfl Of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the Fit* Number is pending Publish: 7244.CP, Sept. 10, 17, 21, Oct. plaintiff's attorney or Im. in 1. 1976 tfmattheodminIstrat,,of the Estate along the arc of said curve, having time Circuit Court for Seminole DED grease under the nails, mediately thereafter; Otherwise a of JAMES B. LAWSON. Deceased, as Its elements a central angle of 21 It' isis year's "In" Look In an File No. 76773CP, Is pending In the default will be entered against Vol County, Florida. Probate Div ision, deg. 02'i6" and a r adius of 11)3200 the address Of which is Seminole for the relief demanded In the Circuit III THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court for Seminole County, ft., for 400711 ft. to the point of cute manufacturer's warranty County Courthou, North Park Complaint or EIGHTEINETH JUDICIAL Florida. Probate Division, the ad. tangency; thence SP dog. lisa" Avenue, Sanford, Florida. The processing department. WITNESS my hand and $eal CIRCUIT, dress of which is Sem inole County of IN AND FOR for 704.105 It. along the rlght.00.way personalrepresentativ,oftheeepat, this Cou rt on September 7th, 1976. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32171. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. of Longwood Markham Road; is THELMA R. BRAY whos, ad Six months ago, vivacious me Personal Representative ( Seal) CASE NO. 16-1730.CA44.E thence N. IS deg. 14' S.3' W for of the dress is 912 Lamore Street, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. IN RE: The Marriage of L.ucretla Nuuolo would have Estate 1$ DOROTHEA L. 1951.015 ft. along a line parallel to Columbus. GA 3)907. The name and Clerk of the Circuit Court WALTER W. ROHLER, the N line of time huddered and sprinted for DROSSIER, of 315 North Altaloma, addr ess of the personal reprejen. By: Cherry Kay Travis Petitioner Husband, Twp. 20 S,. Rng. 29NE ',, of Sec. 23. Flor ida 32$C3. The name E: Thence along tative'saltoqney are set forth bilw, icrub brush and nail white. andaddr essofatfor n,y for Personal Deputy Clerk and the W line of lime NE ¼ of the SW ¼ All person, having claim, or Publish. Sept 10. I?. 21, ALBERTA At Oct. 1, 1976 ow she beams at her battered Representalive are set forth below. ROHLER, of Said Sec. 23, N. 0 deg, 00' 32" E demands against the estate are DED 52 All persons having claims or Reiident.WIf,. for 525 fIngernalls and says, "I can't ft. to the point of begin required, WITHIN THREE demands against mis Estate are NOTICE OF ACTION fling All lying in Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF rail until Tuesday to tear WI required, WITHIN THREE TO: ALBERTA At ROHLER Florida. containing 51.41 acres, (3) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI!. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF (her engine apart." Highland Apt. 3060 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR THIS NOTICE, to file with THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Coshocton Road SEMINOLE COUNTY PARCEL 4: clerk of time above Ms. Nilo checks claims THIS NOTICE, to Ill* with theClerk Mt. Vernon, Ohio Beginning at the NE corner of th GENERAL DIVISION court a written statement O the IIIdoitted by dealers YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEQ above Court a written CASE He. 7,.tu9.CA.o.c ccSW ' of the NW '. of Section of any claim or 23. demand that on action for Dissolution of airs covered under the Toyota statement of any claim or demand SUNBANK MORTGAGE COM proceed S 00 deg. 05' 02.S" W, along they may have Each claim Ma rriage and they may have. Each claim must be other relief has been the PANY, a Florida corporation 'riust be in writing and must indicate filed against East line of said SW "4, 132 3.130 work once done only in writing, and must indicate time you an you are it to the SE corner of said SW the t%'% for the claim, the name Plaintiff '.of basil for the claim, the name and ,' required to Serve a copy of your VS time NW 'fl.; then ce S a.v addle, of time creditor or his 00 deg. 00' 32" Address of time creditor or h' JOHN ALDEN PHELPS and JEAN agent or attorney, and the amount written defense,, if any, to It on W, along the East line of the NW ¼ Attorney for Petitioner, Carmine At Eight women, age through or attorney, and the amount ANN PHELPS, his wife, of the SW '.i of said Section Claimed. If time claim is riot yet due. 23, Claimed If time claim i not Vol due, Bravo, Eiq , Of KORMApf 1 315 105 II.. then ce P4 $9 dog. Def da the en nt date when it i, volunteered for a technical the data upon which it will will become due 16' 0'' BRAVO, P.A. 030 E. Highway 434, NOTICE OF ACTION W, parallel to the Nor th Line of said Shall be stated. It the claim is 'alning course that's m.aklri,g due shall be stated. If the claim is Longwood, FL 32750 arid file the PROPERTY Nf 'of the SW "i, 1316.64$ ft. to the contingent or unhiquldated, original with time Clerk of the above. Wells line of Kin at ease with ta eters, contingent or unliquidated, the TO: John Alden Phelps and Jean nature Of the uncertainty Shall the said Section 23; thence be "sture of the uncertainty shall be Ann Phelps. flu wife, 1715 Jackson stated lithe claim is secure d, the styled Court on f bfore October 20, N 00 dog. 0307" E along time West WA wrenches and 19 76; otherwise a luOgmoni may stated. It the claim is secured, time Road, Carmel, Indiana 16033 be line said Section 2), 1101.90 it. to security shall be described. Time entered security shall be described. Time 911iuges against you OCr the relief time of NW corner of said sw YOU ARE NOTIFIED th*t an Claimant shall deliver sufficient .4 of time Claimant Shall deliver sufficient demanded In the Petition, NW '.; thence S 09 dog action to foreclose a mortgage the copies 00th. claim 10 the clerk to 4S'03" E copies of the WITNESS my claim to h*.' having a ball," arid time Seal of along the North line of time Clerk to following properly In Seminole enable the clerk to mail one copy to said SW ¼ of Said Court on 4l. 1$, 1176. enable the Clerk to mill one copy to County, Florida: the NW M3 .NlZoIo,whoalo(tgwithti10 each each personal representative, '.,131412 It. to the Point of (SEAL) Personal Reprosontative Lot 411, SPRiNG OAKS UNIT 3, Beginning All person, lnIer,,le,J In the estate encompassing 130 hers prefers that designation. All persons interested in the according to time plat thereof as Arthur it. Bcklt i. Jr. acres to whom a copy of thiS Notice of of Clerk of tnm Cat,,'t ,a a kid Iloved to watch my Estatetowhoma,opyof this Notice recorded in Plat Book I?, pages 71, Administration has been mailed or, By Crete Iji9i3iflOth4m of Administration has been mailed 15 and 76 of the public records of is(her and brothers work 00 PARCELS PARCEL required, WITHIN THREE are required WITHIN THREE (3) Deputy Clii',. Seer .note County, Florida; Together Beginning at a point on the West MONTHS ca FROM THE DATE OF Of course I was never MONTHS FROvt THE DATE OF with Hot Water Publish Sept 241 Gd. I, 5, 11 1976 Hester, Range & THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF boundary of time West '.': of the SE'. DED 122 Ill Iowedtotouch,"aiie said wj(h THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Oven, Exhaust Fan & Hood, AC. of Section 73, Township 30 South. THIS NOTICE. to file any object ions ________________________ THIS NOTICE. 10111. any obIecti a smile. "But even today If he Furnace, Disposal, Dishwasher Ra ng e 25 East, S 0 dig. So' It" W the', may have that challengei the Ihey may have that challenges time and Carpet, 1011 lilt Uw me tearing down and validity of tite validity of time decedent's will, the the NW W corner of the INTIIECIRCUIT COUNT IN AND Decedent's will, the has been tiled against Qualifications of the personal Weit 'lot time SE ',of said Sectic re building a carburetor, my .ivatlficatlons of the Personal and you FOR SEMINOLE COUN Ty, 23. tPiencv S are required to Serve a copy reprewntali, or the venue or II dog 53. I?" E 317 9 FLORIDA a Iher wouldn't believe his Representative, or the venue or of your written difenses, If any, to It jurisdiction Of the court. I1 to a point on the West right of to juriSdiction of the Court. CASE NO. 76l4gs.CA.o,.A on time plaintiff's attorney, whose way line of the Longwood ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Markham ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND BANK OF PALM BEACH & TRUST name and address is E. 0. Palermo, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Road, thence S 25 dog 5304" W OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED COMPANY, a Florida bankIng of Slmackleford, Farrior, Stallings& WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, 11302 ft along the West right of way )ale epbard, the pioneer WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. corporation, as Trustee, Evans. PA.. P.O. Box 3324, Tampa, Date lint of Said Longw ood Markham the first Publication ofthis Deteof the first Publication of the Florida 3360$ on or before October Notice Qf man In the department, p, Plaintiff, Foad, thenc of Administration. Sep. e N U dog 53' 17" W Notice af Adnmnistrat ,s Sep. 15th, 1976. and file lime orIqi,tal with '9497 It to a point timber 11th, 1916. Idled thousands of claims in temt)er an time West 24, 1116. SHAKER VALE INC., a dissolved tIme clerk of this Court either before *unday of Thelma R. Bray the West '.700 the SE ¼ 'en years. But wdlI . Florida corporation, if an, DOROTHEA L. BROSSIER, lervice on plaintiff's attorney or .4 said As Personal Represents Section 73, thence Plo deg 56' as Personal Representative led In the course, She uya, Immediately thireifter; Otherwise Defendants 9" F 0003 it to time Point live Of time Estate of of of the Estate of NOTICE OF ACTION adefaultwiube.nteredagains,yog Seginning; Containing o 71 acres, 'd never even looked under MELL T. STEVENS JAMES C. LAWSON THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: for lime relief demanded in the more Deceased or its. hood of a car. Deceased VALERIE B GILLIS. O complaint or petition. of the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL THOMAS A. SPEER of surviving Directors and Trustees of WITNESS my hand and the seal &' ' WlTNESSmy hand and the sealof REPRESENTATIVE slid Cou rt at Se minole County, SPEER 4, 5PEER, P. A. 'What a difference SHAKER VALE. INC and to lli said Court on September lttm, 974. S. Jos Divis. Jr. Sanford, Florida, this III Magnolia Avene 21st day of (Cou rt Seal) SUCCe55or in Stenst.'om, Davis & ,es!"sbe,,,aid, "Now when Post Office Ilox 164 September, 1576 Interest, trusties or Arthur any H. Beckwith, Jr. OlIver (SEAL) M:INTOSH a eLairn (or • set of wty'4 San;ard, Fton'ide 37171 persons or intitiei r.laiming by, Clerk of the Circuit Court P.O box 330 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. ' through, under or against SHAKER urings I i,noa !ZactIy what Attorney icr By: Cher ry ICCy Travis Sanford, FL 37171 Clerk of the Circn,et Court VALE, INC. 61 t4,pfes.ermtat,ve Deputy Clerk is ire needed. I even knew YOIOPIIOII4, 321 3171 By Martha I Vihlen Publish Sept. 24 & Oct. 1. iSl• You arc hereby notified that Publish: Sept. 10, 11, 21. Oct. 1, 1974 Pwt.th Sept. I' 24 . 1 774 In Deput y Clerk rbongtheJ.,bthoujd take." DEDlfl action .ti Ct'if7 DED 11 filed against 0'O I9 you by Publish Sept. 241 Oct. I, I, IS, 19/4 the BANK OF PALM BEACH & DED 130 "We're BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that clear notice of the polling places for said precincts be published in one (I) Issue of a newspaper of general c4rcuItion *1mm the County. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this 17th day of July, A. 0., 1510. 11 ..n. at Lab . Greasy Sanford Avenue on Sanora Blvd.. Sanford, FL South Seminole Middle School. East side of Queens Mirror Late, turn south off Winter Part Drive, Casselberry, FL 51. Johns Village Craft Shop, 250 Oxford Road, Fern Park. FL Elks Club, Howell Branch Road, Highway 434, Publish Sept. 24. 1576 at Hot", 130, Sanford Airport, 2747 carrier Avenue, Sanford, FL Seminole High School, Avenue. Sanford, FL the Chamber nf Monroe 'liia. Thirty-five boats d Diatrlct 8, Cita*narui Association, participating. Public Invited. RiligIs's Dance Sponsored by MidFlo,jda SI,iglci, 8:30 p.m., Knights of Cohanb HI!!, us 25th and Oak, SIIIOII. Seminole County, FL Council Chambers. CaesoIbeqy City Hall, Cassatberry, FL Florida an Training Center, Building PRECINCT NO. 17 PRECINCT NO, 23 k111 Regatta ipcnaJ by COflllfleTC. and Holiday Inn darting Howell branch Road, Seminole County, FL Baptist Church, West Lake Brantley Road. S.mlnole County, FL Lake Mary Elementary Scitl Audi. toriom. State Rood lsl Lake Mary Blvd.. Lake Mary, FL First Federal building, M East A:tamo.we Drive, Attamante Springs, FL Florida Federal Savings I. Loin. Intensoctlon of 434 and 44, Altamonte Springs. FL WInter Springs Town Hall, 102 North Mcii Road, Winter Springs, FL Church 01 God, Wlldmere Avenue, FL. sanioro Civic Canter, sari rd Avenue. Sanford, FL 51. Andrews Presbyterian Church. 9013 Sear Lake Road. NO. banquet,7 p.m. Pb* sale sponsored by Sesninole Co,,3, YOIEI RIPUbIICIOI, 10 Lrfl. to 5 pin., Lm'd OIUtflley'i parking lot, Altamonte Springs. Meet Republican CIjdates. Seuliele Coast,' Faru 'es. annual meeting barbecue, 1:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Oviedi. FL Legal Notic - or pets. of often refer most mysterious or era for of own or to - a for authorities cause care eat for or Dentists Whistling Sets Teeth On Edge 1ltalian With Pine Nuts DEAR ABBY: I'm In the modesty and respect others wedding couple having a What do you think? process of having some root no longer exist? What am I to money tree. With the money PASADENA READER canal work kne, which is no do? collected, they plan to take a DEAR PASADENA: I think By CECILY BROWNSTONE picnic, but that's not my HEARTBROKEN IN HART- cruise. you should give whatever you Associated Press Food Editor problem. It's my dentist. While FORD I asked how much I would be feel Is appropriate and no more. he works, he whistles through DEAR HEARTBROKEN: expected to contribute and was Everyone has a problem. What's ITAUAN DINNER his teeth. You can decline to babysit with told "At least a dollar for every yours? For a personal reply, write to Veal Scaloppini Noodles Pinei wouldn't mind a little Herb No. 69700, your grandchildren. Clean year the couple have been ABBY: 9000. Enclose stamped, self. nut Spinach Salad Italian Alpert or Burt Bacharach, but speech, modesty and respect married," addressed envelope, please. Pastr anreaxn - - y I1 no, my uCuu31 icrp whistling othess still exists In some For Abby's booklet. "How to Have Abby, that's a minimum of "Easter Parade" over and over asked them not to allow their homes, but unfortunately not In $SO as much as I gave my a Lov.tr Wedding," $4Ø fl I. PINE-NUT SPINACH Abigail Van Our". Ill Laity Dr., until I am ready to children to talk that but your ion's. Frozen spinach wedding Beverly Hills. Calif. 91213. Please had ft scream? they say I'm old-fashioned and DEAR ABBY: I received an present! enclose a long. Self-addressed. bettert Not only that, but he calls me prudish, and everybody talks invitation to a golden wedding stamped (2 Dc) envelope. 2 packages (each 10 ounces) "l's. GrassfIeld" and my that today. (Do they?) anniversary party. Iam only an f.uIwiws*i_.w.*IusPwuluSidi*iweusen14w.iuuuid frozen leaf spinach name is Mn. Greenfield. I was also told I'm not to acquaintance, not a dear friend 2 small garlic cloves, Should I deduct 20 per cent discipline their children or relative, but I was told by a minced from bill for aggravation? because that's the parents' job. relative of the celebratin g Ovid do 2 tablespoons pine nuts MRS. GREENFIELD Have our values become so couple to br ing ne rather 2 teaspoons golden raisi ns RS. G1tEEN. de pra ved thatcleanspeech,than a gift because thegolde n 3 tablespoons oli ve oil L.TL.,rm. V.... I.A....k i' IL.1.4J IVU I.VUIU 117. Ua,7UV Salt and pepper to taste _) he's already added 20 per cent Cook spinach according for entertain cut package directions and drain; DEAR ABBY: I recently e moisture. In a mepress moved to this city to be near my dium skillet lightly cook the 219-220 E. FIRST ST. married son and his family. SANFORD garlic, pine nuts and raisins In (' the oil; add spinach and salt Although my son and his wife WILL BE and pepper; toss well. Makes 4 have many fine traits, they use foul language that I find very to 6 servings. offensive. I frequently babysit with \, their children (ages S and 9), and I am horrified to hear these , children use the same vulgar H REISVIUU3 nuuaay four-letter words their parents y... use. 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Cantor Goodman emphth,. indeed, the masters of our fate, that the New War provides an and as such we together annual chance to renøw vows maintain the courage to say. and conunitmenta to families, May the New Year be the neighbors and God. ibtion of realization prayer for : \. " , , .. . '1 . l Brent d A. Blackwelder, 20. year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Julio C Blackwelder of Loch Arbor, , has I'ustretomedfronna / . . .' I.- - ... " , . -- . .. . . ' '. - Cantor Michael Goodman of Temple Shalom In Deltona holds Holy Scroil conslating of the five books of Moses. (Herald Pb.te by Osne Mackill) Lou is e To uh Is H o n o r ed two yearmission for the Ojn of Jesus QrId of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as the "Mormon Church." He Is the last of four sons to fulfill a mission for the church. The Other three sons went to Ger. . many, Japan, andC alifornia. Brent has served in South Korea along with other Mormon missionaries. The Mormon church was first Itroduced In South Korea In the late 50's by military men who y 00's at wfllcti time the church Highlight of the annual South and beciflfle sent over a small number of meeting of the Women of fl . active in the church here. missionaries. Ch urch of First Presbyterian WOC officers Installed by the Church of Sanford, Monday, Now there are two missions pastor, Rev. Virgil Bryant Jr., was the presentation of the one In Seoul and one In Pusan, were Mrs. J. L. Wallin, honorary Life Membership bo th comprising approximately president; Mrs. Walter Glelow, award for 1976 to Mrs. Leulse _. vice president; Mrs. Clifford 3DO rnlsaloxiarles all of whom George Touhy, minister of are supported by themselves or McKlbbln Jr., secretary' music at the church. Edward Fulford, treasurer; their paita Brent plans to be making the award Mrs. . and Mrs. Nopper. Programhere until January then attend Leroy Nopper, historian, said, Council Chairmen are Mrs. Brigham Young University in "Her charm and dedication as a A Carl Und, Ecumenical Utah. teacher and circle chairman .s;...i----a .. .. mas.wssa and neiaucm; ssr. ren lived wnue in Ilorea, B Blent alone would assure this award. ,.' Joe Corley, Leadership and Re- with Korean families and ate Her primary contribution, how, .. sources and Mrs. R. Lee Korean food, which consisted ever, has been that of music , Hunter, Personal Faith and mainly of rice and Kim thee and the joy it has brought our Family Life. church for over Circle Chairmen include Mrs. Choir director and organist at g1' J. C. Walter, Mrs. Fred Van Gospeliers First Presbyterts.'s, Pelt, Mrs. Stanley Potter, Mm play.'d piano In a church at thr Scott Hoppough, Mrs. Donald age of seven and has be, j Celebrate playing piano or,. organ,..jor,. MRS. LOUISE TOUHY !ll! Mrs. Fred M. Wilson, churches ever since. Mrs. John Morgan and Mrs. C. The Seminole Gospdilers will Organists, the Presbyterian C. Henderson. Mrs.Touhydudledtheorgan Mus celebrate their second ani ci ans' Association and at theUnlversltyofNorth C . nlversary Sa turyat7:3op.m. Mrs. Van Pelt was in charge Quedloc: I Pray all the time, but I don't think God hears me, ilna at Greensboro and after attends at least two workshopat the St. James AME Church t) became of t he LC5t Coin use Re doesn't answer my prayers. Will you e'pialn why He graduation continued her seminars a year. offering at Ninth Str ee t and Cypress dedication and Mrs. John Wildoesn't answer? studies at the Cincinnati ConShe and her husband, George, son conducted the memorial Avenue. Miss Mary Uggons Answer: I've asked that question myself, and so have a lot of servatory. She is a member of moved to Sanford shortly after service. A coffee was held prior and David Johnson will serve as other people. First of aH. God does hear your prayers and He does the American Guild of they were married In 1944 in m istress and master of to the meeting. answer them. The problem Is not God, it's us. Now we're ceremonies. John H. Uggons is talking about a heavenly Santa Claus, and we're not talking about guest musician. Special prayers that sound Like a Christmas list. But we are talking about guest choir wifi be Choir No. 2 prayers according to the will of God, prayers that go along with from Livingston Street Church God's way of doing things. of ' God In Orlando. Let's look at three possible ways God might answer your Others invited to sing at the prayer. He might say "no." You may not like that answer, but no Rally Day will be observed at director of missions as one can deny that if "yes" is an answer, "no" is too. Or the an- First United Methodist Church, the Baptist Convention well as members of churches In the event Include The Harmon. of New presbytery are invited to attend ettes, swer might beso different from the way you expect it to come that Sanford, this Sunday. All the York from which he has retired the informal Information Singers,Sanford Community New Bethel Choir No. you simply don't recognize it as the answer. Or the answer may be Sunday School classes will meet as Executive Secretary. sharing meeting. 2, Second Shiloh Junior Choir, coming in the future. In the Sanctuary for general While serving as first vice Hickory Avenue Church of God How many times do you say "no" to your children's requests? assembly at 10 a.m., according president of the Southern Comm unity Gospel Chorus, All In the Probably every day, because children are always asking for to the chairman of the Work Baptist Convention he Family, New Mt. Zion Young things that aren't good or right for them. And we do, too. We ask Area on Education, Mrs. Ed Methodist 0 3Md . Adult Choir, St. John Junior for things that are wrong for us or that aren't as good as God's Fitzgerald. A program with all New members will be Choir, Rescue Shepherd Choir, plans for us. I know that God has said "no"to some ofmyprayers ages participating will be • received at the 11a.m. service Williams Chapel Choir No. 2 and I'm very glad He did. In some Instances, I mean really glad! featured. Sunday at Community United and St. John Junior Choir, both I God knows what's best for His children, He really does. The officers and teachers of f Methodist Church of of Altamonte, Morning Glory And that's why we have to trust God for the best answer... the Sunday School will be Casselberi y. Music will be Junior Choir, Mt. Morlah Choir, which may be very different from the one we expected. You ought dedicated at the worship serprovided at the 9:35 and 11 a.m. Valencia Gospel Choir, New Mt. to hear me tell God exactly how and what to do. Have you ever vices at 5:30 and 11 a.m. by the Junior services by Young Hope, Calvary Choir, done that? I think we all want God to handle things our way, but pastor, Rev. Leo F. King. Sonshine and Co., and Cherub Deliverence Center Choir, New that's not how God works. When we ask Him to solve our Pictures of the classes and choirs. Salem Young Adult Choir, The problems, He does but in His own way. His answer may be groups will be taken for the Christlikes, and Clearwater surprising, but It will be perfect. pictorial directory of the Holy Cross Cho ir. And God's timing is also perfect.. . but different from ours. church, which Is now being He sees the end from the beginning, and He knows all things about produced. The family pictures . ... The open house for the new a situation. Not only does He know exactly how our prayer should should all be taken by Tuesday ' church offices and newly A' be answered, but Heknows just exactly when. Galatlans6:9says, of this week. I . s renovated parish hail of Holy "And Let us not be weary In well doing: for in due season we shall The Daughters of Wesley #i' Cross Episcopal Church, reap, If we faint not." Sunday School class will begin Sanford, has been postponed to In due season. This means we will reap If we don't get their church year with a lunREV. PAUL JAMES Oct. 10. A covered dish lundiscouraged. It means there's a due season for the answer to our cheon at noon In Fellowship cheon will be held in con. prayers just as there's a due season for the i3arvestlngog wheat or Hall on Monday. The R. W. represented the convention in junction with the event. the Soviet Union. He served as corn. And so we just have to keep on keeping on.. waiting, Ware Bible Class will have The rector, Rev. Leroy D. trusting, expecting. God's due season will not be too early or too supper and meeting on Tuesday first vice president of the sr will a Cursillo Georgia Baptist Convention and weekend Sept.attend Late for our need. at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. 23-26 and so Rev. chairman of Billy Graham's Ellis will conduct That last sentence is the miracle-my for Wednesday of the both services first Atlanta Crusade. Filth Week In my latest book, "A Daily Guide To Miracles and Sanford Christian Sunday. Each summer he is visiting Successful Living Through Seed-Faith." How to pray and get A full color motion picture, professor of evangelism at the answers Is reall y w hat the book is all about. If you'd like a copy, Jehovah's "Time and Eternity," will be New Orleans Free and postpaid, just write to me, Oral Roberts, Tulsa, Okia. Baptist shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at Theological Seminary. He has 74l. SanfordChrlstlanChurchatl37 preached In many Florida Witnesses W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. The B Weldon 1. Mackey, circuit Baptist Churches in recent film Is one of the Sermons for months and at Lake Yale supervisor for Jehovah's The Greater Orlando Chapter spiritually, physically and Science film series produced by Assembly conferences. Witnesses In Central Florida, of the Order of St. Luke will hod emotionally the beat quality of the Moody Institute of Science. Dr. James now resides in has been appointed chainnan an open meetiig September 28 life right up to the time of the Deltona, and keeps busy ser- for the Oct. 2-3, seminar at the First Baptist 1') at 7:45 p.m. at St. John's death of the patient and before vthg as pulpit supply or Interim Lakeland Civic Arena. In this capacity Mackey will serve as Lutheran Church, 1600 S. and after his death to support On Sunday, First Baptist Pastor. the district overseer and adOrlando Ave., Winter Park, to members of his fam The Hospice dress the gathering as the introduce the Hospice concept Paul S. James as pulpit guedin originated In London In an all three services. Club of First principal speaker. Program. The Youth Dr. Daniel C. Hadlock, a "attempt to humanize the Dr. James pastored the Presbytertan Church ofSanford "It will bea combined circuit prominent local physician, who health care system" and to help historic 3,20member Baptist will hold a retreat Oct. 14 assembly, with two complete Is deeply committed to the a terminal patient and his Tabernacle In Atlanta for 16 returning for the 11 am. ser- circuits involved," Mackey establishment of the Hospice family to live as satisfactorily years, and the Manhattan vice, Oct. 3 will be Communion said, 'and will include WitProgram in the Orlando area, as possible in the home as long Baptist Church In New York Sunday. nesses as well as Interested itllp will be chief speaker for the as possible, and to provide City, which he organized. The A rap session on the 116th persons across the central part Institutional care for those who church-sponsored Southern General Assembly of the of the state, from the Tampa-St. evening. The term hospice originally cannot remain at home. Baptist work In the Northeast Presbyterian Church will be Petersburg area, through meant a place of refuge. Today. Following the meeting there has developed to 220 congrega. held with the commissioners Orlando and over to the however, it has come to mean a will be a brief question and lions with 25,000 members. who represented St. Johns Melbourne-Cocoa area." lie resting place for travelers answer period followed by a The Metropolitan New York Presbytery at the gathering related that this will Involve journeying from life to death. social hour. The meeting is Baptist Association was Sunday at 4 p.m. at Park Lake over 40 congregations and more The program seeks to provide open to all those interested, organized under his ministry as Presbyterian In Orlando. All than 6.000 Jehovah's Witnesses. .. ICIPPW' Will be Oct. 3 at 7.30 PUL and (t. 4 at $ a.m. The Temple of Uberal Judalsm at 1 Malone Thtye, Orlando, will obese,. Bosh with services at land 9 p.m., Fridley, and 10 am., Saturday. A children's service will be held at 1:30 p.m. On Yom Kippur services will be held at 7 and 9p.m., Oct. 3 and at 10 am., Oct. 4 with a en service at 1:30 p.m. children's I ission in Youth Compuetes Comp . PUCI and health for 70U ,YOw family a nd all mankinds" Temple Israel, 4917 Eli *., Orlando (conzervative will hold Rosh }liilionah services tonigM and Sstirdsy at S. 33 W4 Saturday and Sonds7 at 5:30 m. Services for Yom (fermented cabbage) orea -_z.. going to that country he took a crash language course in Hawaii and after he arrived in Korea was paired oft with a missionary who spoke the language w*ll he became more proficient Sometimes they we pa ired wi th Koreans and sometimes other Americans. .. I . Brent said he did not ex- I pert ence or observe any governed repression. "As long as you stay away from politics you can do pretty much as you want," he said. Th e young missionaries visited ffices In the day time and t,ent door4edoor In the evening. • ,, '. I' Ill A BLACK WELDER . . . ' " '•"-' -- Answer To Prayer Methodists0 TRally 41 Christian Science .. His message Is that "At this time we can rejoice i the that as a country and as a people our mistake we behind es. We can take advantage of our God.gjven twit to reaffirm our declared tradition of peace and loving kinibiesu. We .4init to our pad faults and vow not to reM them t 1 $Nurpm'y l 5wdeyI Mu., IviMIsi '4/ . COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I1.I Hwy. And Las. N,,y 11w. Ii,. Mksi.si Aa31, Pas . tjj" "Mom, he replied "We should never Judge j weather" 'naT&'it. had spoken a Days should not be judged their weather, you hang In there, expecting the best out of the day. Days, as should life, must be judged by their opportun1tj, more than by what's outdoors. Days should be judged by smiles, more than by dorms. By service red, mor1 by a snowfall. By responses to life, than by rain falling. By love flourishing, than by lightning ---u-'u. 7 ConCerns expressed, than by clouds hinglow. my years U The jewlsboinn.uijgyo(the [)eft flJ welcome In Reahflaahonah. vMn:tonI&*1 t7:s at Temple Shalom on SThun Boule- ard. , ,, , s kn .. This day is anything but you had believed him to be, a ll along had been faking it? YOuhangnthere,andkeep j faith.I Ever been disappointed in a friend. Of course, all of us I#have. But you hang on don't f$l..a2 1MIaUOflai you. CIVIIIIIIIII Church, Now York the Billy In the 'lean years of your City,d marriage, when death comes to of be tiii"' sang a young r, or a young mother dies of cancer, it Is "H1U Understand and Say W De"! natural to wonder why, but you of hang in there. When a con- ,,If when you give your service, telling the world fidence was broken by one you tilat th e Saviour has come, be t, trUSted, when physical d)g not dismayed when men don't failed, when you go theoughtha eve you, He'll understand spiritual dry spell, when it and well done. 0, when i seem God did not hear End no come say to the end of my feeling was present when you weary of life and the battle is prayed, did you give up? No you won, carrying the am and Um iii ON staff of redemption, He'll Several years ago when in a derstand and He'll say series of evangelistic meetings done." In Nor th Carolina, Paul, an You could se nse In that great eight-year old, in the home hail the presence of Christ in au where I was staying, finished His beauty and glory as she grace at the breakfast table sang! I left there with with these words: "We thank thousands of others with Thee for this beautiful day." renewed spiritual strength! His mother Looked out the When you get up tight next window and viewed the Wweek, and the ebb and flow of proaching storm. Then she your life runs low, just Hang in said, "Why did you say that? There! SANFORD SIlLS CHURCH 1* lasIsrI Ave. wotvc,oss ISIS Put Church aged friend is not Y.P.I. Wed. ........... ....... t*ISpm. Mkft , What do you do when you discover to your dlsWusionment and dismay that ky1ssI ..................Illisa. W4%0" =014 against them. 1.IIp 7NPM Nursiry Provided Is. ill services C.D.Nin$s ......................Pills. NPOS ,CHRISTIAN CHURCH% 0ENTRAL 11APyfST CHURCH uvms.,, Mod.Wuuikv,c.IWw), CHURCH OP oft /% %~ 1111am. Pa 11 :111 lvius,is.tkc,.c, 4' V0 m XX :a, M4mstw l:$,*. P1s* MStiaiWgl sp urc Duv5l•i D. liiiil MlWurep Sunday Scheidt F.J h #iS nUCu r Ch , - I$75.Ipm$,flA 0p OF THE NASANINI nil Sanford Art. - :## ## # Xwz Christian Baptist Cast not away therefos, ,,our contic1en, w great recompence of reward" (Hebrews 10:35), Most of us have found that in our life of faith, when we get to the end of the rope, we tie a knot of faith and hang In there I It is a) importa,4 for boy, and girls and young people, and older people, too, to have the spiritual jblllty to hang In there when 'Wver)lhlng seems to be going GENEVA CHURCH OF THE MAUI INS 5.4.46.040"4 •OP GOD CHURCH Nov. I. old Hong in I mere Nazarn• M 1 , IIIam *4y N4M ByGENRACkRTT Herald Cirnuprliat $ssy$uI *.IMw, $ NJMWi,$u,, 1 FrId.y, WI. II, 11— 3S Jews Observe New Yea r V SANLANDO UN1TDNSTNODI$y 55N Slid OS HOPE ,OF OUR CO MMUNITY 1 . Pastor's Corner Methodist * __ ji IVOIN60111111 $.r., kalsri, FL 1. Paalei I Warn IS Na m lNprn , ' * , 1) ____________________________________________________ - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ________________________ FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes F I. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. — ASSEMBLY OF 000 froest Asms,y 51 Gil. 7115 4 aim t$ BAPTIST aii.tt Calvaip Baptist Assembly. Iii Pa.. miii 411.45.1 Garde. Club. Hwy 11 17) r1 r U CaJ,arp Illl.st Church. Crystal Las. s E. Lass Mit1I Ciwls,,ry 5p1.sl CMrcpu. Pt S ISlaZi 14.1 Central Ia$.t Church. 1311 GaS Ave Chiiv,la PI Baptist Cl.i, water U.11310517 S.$iu CIvicS. MvR.tsi II PS child, III Pads Ave Fuindil.p IapS.t CIvicS ii LItamiu. Sir.s. RI 435. AII1*eii 5,'.,. . F.nt Sp4.i CIvicS.4 D,Sarp lurU CIviCS 51 Osiiva First Siplisi CIvicS el Like Mary Fail Baptist CIv,rl II Las, Ma.ri Cirsi S1,stClvicSul Uagaaid, Car . Clict £aii Soplil CHub 51 .Pi'sl Sill..? CIvicS 14 SeaLa.de SprI c%i$*uIoiIMi$$iS,,1..,f4tCII.J,tI 1111W 13011 SO l.,,s City laplil CHili Baptist CHub 51 OtIs.. Mud Ip1.sl CIvicS. Died, M,ss.s1. 5us1 CHick. 1531 31 F.vt St CIvics, (hi..l. M'si.iANp Siplull (IIIWCA. Nids Rd. hiiai'pri. cPde. MIIs.SS Sipi.sf CIvcI. Oak Kilt Rd. Oat. Miss..g Glory ladhisI CIvil. C*waa Hwy h f,ii •hw Sipirit, I'll Locust A... SaiHid *t ..i Mis.ssip he51. CIvil, IaiL.il, Sirs Rd. La.gu.,d Miisiesv Iati$l CIvics, INS , hv Ave i. 54, 7... M.ss.aiai, Siptist. lie., Au SiNai M.iipeu1. CIvicS. MS St 4 Nkiry Lw, lad.pisd.s. Ue14,st Miii. C.v.( lisa... 514,, Les.5u..d. Pta :' El I WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Hi. MS Calvity M.ss.uMy S41IaP. 1111* 171111 N.. Saks, PV,iIi,I,, •all.tI CSqwcS. 1345W 171111 N1* TS,taM..1 SIphst CMrcl. Quality NsrI L•aiwu.d Ni. i. IeØ,sS CleipI. Ifs Psit Ave Riv... Park Reality Church. 2743 * 31* If P0pls Sails? Ckip.L 1311W PiuS $iii$. saf.,S Se.it Church. IS 31 Lipeil 54,0 Pu,,,. Las. Saplil. Nips Rd. Fl,. Pitt .V.s, SSPII$I CSII. N*.ay Stead 55.5,1 M.n.,a.1, SAihit CJw,cS, Wits SesIsri Saiu.iiu. Silts Amirica. Laps. Halt. P.r. park Sv*Ia.d Saptiti CIvil. 1,31 Pal,n, plu$5C5S, $5 Nd II Pl lailsi III P.., Lvi $4 Uiflt. $aPu5I CIvicS,, Ca.as 5,..qh51 I4t,Ø 715 4 C.d,, 13 Ms55a4,, Sailusi Church. 3I Cypnts Siptu51 CIvicS. Temple Palm Ss,.. RI. altes.31, Savings William Chapel M,ssusmavy 54$.( Cowlic k, Mark 4 W.II,CM Si. tamuii, Sprigs Zi Hips $Jpl.st Curtl. 117 Diasu, A., CATHOLIC CIvrchiS 11w Nativity. Lab* Mity LII Sivls CaIliu.c CIvil. 115 Oak Ave. Ienis.1 II Au's Camlhc Church. Ois..d Vial. Giier St Avps.Iu.q CI1whut CIvicS. Seissaf Or via, ivtig. Nd. Cs,tw, $4 U.,y Ueada14a, CiINIIC CIvil. Maitliad A'.. Al?Imis,l. 11.1,1 Our Lilpi lll liv Caflelug Clvii, t3IIM.aaim,s,n, D51I..a CHRISTIAN Fast Cv,ihu1. Civil. 54475, Said A, S,.t.rE Chute. CHis, III 31 rpert livE iUd. thisl. CiwcP. Piil Navu.. 0v. Ma., Lakeview Catuiti.* CHinS leit 44 44 CONGR l0ATlCN* Casi,eat.ssuaj CIvuue. CHitS. 1401 Pail ,j PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida , ., ' WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. ireG IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CHURCH OF CHRIST CIvicS SI dust. 1113 S Pail Ave CS*ul 51 Cks,t 51 lI U 5 11 N CisIbq,ry Sssm Sm.i. CSwcI, 51 CSiit. $411 Labs 14pm51I Rd CIvicS St Ci,t. Palm Ss.sy Di . AIlam.ii, CIviCS .4 Chit. 0.a.v.. Chvrck, Christ. l.eapm Church II Cliii?. Paili CIHIICI 9 4 Clissi. 31 111 II N.f*t4s CIvicS, if Christ. PSI Or, M4.?15i4 CHURCH OF 0 CIvicS 14 Gel, 341 Hickiry CIvil 51 Gil. NI 31 334 CIvil 14 Gil. Ov*.d, CHitS, Of Co" Hiiia Lii, Miaiii CIvicS, ii Oil ss.sa. Eftianicin CIvicS .4 Gel. $413 31 14th It CIvicS SI 0.1.. Chris?. ChriS 51 GOO of Priphicy. 3345$ Elm ,. ChyrcHel 0.d•l Pvaphiey. 1164% Ps,t*s.s.,. CIvicS ci God Muss,... EIW •'elvidIvudl.4G.4 1711w 171513 .$a.s.ud EPISCOPAL CIWCI14NaQ. MuI.et UI a1 Ave ToldSaints All Isc.psi CIvil, U. Otlaip Ave, £alitpii Chit huuuulp51 CtcS, L11I*.1 N54 v ('its Ipiscapel. Perk Ave , St LUINIRAN As(,un., LvtS.vis CIvicS,. Ovichr, .. Cvi,lw,,, 0.54 Shepherd United Leffi,ci$ 1545 5 Orlando Di Lvlla,as CIvics s4 P.,.,d..t,, tstaa CIvicS, me .431 1311 5514.. Days 0p H. (als,tHtirj St. Lsliv CIvicS RI 43 $a,, Lellitasi METHODIST Ia,t Urnt.d M.Mir,.I CIwil. I Dality Ave. 111wpsss hit Lai, Untied M51lidil CSwcil 5,11.1 AM I C5v,c Caaaaa HII Ua.I. M,m,*$I Church. HWy 1753 4 Pipe1. R*5s Nd, Casi.4e,qv, D.S.i, Cemrn.siy Mdffii.5 C,cs, w HI1I,1.sIS Pint Ufldid M,$I,d, 0.5.,, III Park Ave P.1.5* M5I144151 Chvie.Church. 51 Duds First SpetIu,. NINa,.s, ClaitS. 3444 lasted Ave pr at Miffis4. CIvicS,, $I5 31 411 15 0,su,a M1d,tI Gist, U.WId M51li4.5t CSvrcII, Airport 51,1 Grant (lipsi AM I CIvicS, O,,,4, Ouie,, MutNh, Church, Died, MulIvd,it CUdI li'f SI 'as.., A N I Ill at Cypi.0 Mity't AM I CIvicS So. It ill. Ossetia SI P1,1's U.lH.45s CIvicS Ott... Stathid MIMai,II Church. $ DutyRd. l"l,Il. SaMaid. UI,4 M51I,4,4 5d, Aflam..I. Sprag, Church, Tamp Perot Pd, Simicas Ca,ssili,,y NAILNENt .n CIyr,1 ci II. Nijaipm 3141 S..I,E Lvi. Gu..,. CIvicS 51 Na S+1. 44, Guy. Liii Miry CIvicS if Ni.a,. Nti,1. Lab. Miry 51.1. Liii Mi,1 Lai1Wuid ". ' oICai5. WIPM.. I i*s tooleigiveoll I&$517SRIAN Lilt Ujip Us,? Fi*sIplstit , CSvic Clc5. Oak A.. 4 ),g s, First Pu,5t,,1. CIvicS if Gil.:1, U H*,Masd 'tU#tatiai CIvicS 3711 5 Di ide St Ai.,i P'esstsviea CSwc. MI) Sian St Mit Pu.,ips.,,a. CIvicS, 1131 Palm Laii Rd 5,Ngs ad. 1p45 .' , CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff \ - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _______________________________ I, NSicIAIIII CI*WCI. Forest City Co mm unity C,Ø.KP,,,,,C,Y 5* jam M.5yi.4 WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . Ave. Vpsts C.mmpm,, ivb7IirSia CHild. Upsets WflIms.5ly, Preaeys,1. urch Rd Red Sv Rd, SIVINTN.DAY ADVUNTISY Forest Lab. Salto Day A4uiii,t Church Hwy 434. Fitivl City Small Day Ads,llII, CMrsI. 'firE k,s*I5 Dip Ali.IitMAIHaM i,.. 5,,.s.. .,, CHyq, 111 I Elm Walur$ovla,,k,,Da,,$ Misiwi Hospice Plan Is Topic Pias.5,1, OTHeR CHURCHES u.5 AM U CIvicS 04,,, 1 1111 All Pa411 CSap.4. Camp WSki, Pant Rd ds1I Avenue Nhls1 Clapsi. 5.anga ,, Clilyita Csmmy,,ty CI,cl Church *1 of Lifls. Dip S.uiis. It 11 P hhlIs1.5Grffi,dea Cud. A, Pica Pa,s i' Clipeaslym CHip,I. Hwy lift 51MW. Ps.. Pill INaa CIvicS St. Oips 51 Na 0 CA • SIC $ll SI. Pitst CivicS 14 Christ, kieal,5I. in 5 , Iod 11I Las, Miii.. Cat".Orsags S,4. Liii Mat., N.*gd,s. Hall 51 JMi,ai'5 W'His, 1.1, Mat St er" Ulu,, 1343 W 4 P1,5* Site CIvi 51 Na kl,11 Dad. Medway SltlI Cp,. SiW. Tei.v1, R14,swpm A,,. 10ff Ism Petit, $.n.ipes, H.h kS.mip Pint Hia'.c,st..i CIvil Of Lagpm,1 Pi P5i4tistsi CHwnpS.4 11.41,0 G.sssu T.MrI, 4J$ Cs Mt $allpess Cimic. Gas Hill Rd. S1.MrI **I.1.CS Cli cS 115$ 5 Pati Ott,.. SIuHE $454. tIve $405 Saleag *. hal .1Cso54g "UaflsHi,i*ui W"vi.. 55431 StIlt The 55151141 Afuty, ISW *411 SI Rs.t, USiaa CIvicS. Afla5 N1*131it Ms.I,1 CIvicS, fl$ T,14I1. NE • WhiivV Spri Mt54 Chvic 14 Cht AlIsmat, immva,ty Ch1551. All $,gs Has1. 114 P14, 0.I CIwt W Ow Led Cia.. City We1s.agt.. St. o ( ri 41 x ' - U t ,. - .,u. I. .. .. _ Z ... ',. L -.-..-.._,_ - ,,' - i ..iiL �- -4vss1e. NssW, $selwd, Fl. Prly, W N, t76 TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHT! Friday ____ L a Evening 5:57 (2) OD CL CL CL P.0 ?E 1W- DATE LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE MOVIE: To be an. CL n€ Roci am (2) COW. X hon 9.eP ioid Pi's l. flWt 4.iIi.I Tin m aey i e sequel v iva at Store ____ 70O CI) TOTB.LT}ETPVJTH (4) BRADY BUNCH (I) 01053 TS CL WILD WORD OF e AMww ad Itel wu ______ ;lca an aggint for ft Woo, pages as a uIie CI) *J'PET O HOGIWSIIOES CI) HOLLYWOOD SQIM )lSONS PflO.ECT24 too rRD NC (I) EL G O (1) of The VU. _____ ____ n Ia THE MIDNIGHT • MISTER ROGERS' PGixo CIAL • WELLSPRINGS (R) a 11 (2) (4) (1) S WILD. .DST (7) PARYI4*tRTWII,MARY ' .. 8 LUAS,YOGANCYOU WASHINGTON 11:15 14 REVIEW CI) DOI#IYNCMARIEOS- Cl) NEWS 3$ FIRE PREVENTION MOM SHOW SHOW 420 . Open Rood- JOHN CI) DAILY up 620 (I) SUMMER SEMESTER CI) "Now tss (I) DAJLYOEVOT1ONAL CL FlBOS ora, N.Y. 12:00 n 1008 FROM CI) _____ VING WORDS oo. PECKER SHOW ______ I) S'!t"Esit NC (4) ( IIT (1)1CM NC JERRY NC THE GRAPE APE SHOW SESMEiptT(R) (2) THE PINK P S EAL SIAS K) 800 CD BOOK BEAT (R) 19 f..- Pete CI) 01' P15 mbtt llciwd Booia, Maurie.n O'Hara costar. BANDSTAND Kin CaWs Ii'lriJ..1elJ a4.A to lsIaSLL,w,., . (4) (1) WRY TflER BE ANNOUNCED py (1) KIDS WORLD vji' CID BLACK EXPERIENCE 3$ NASHVILLE ON THE 8 ROAD and ,ravy,c.le slow .ad. (1) ST#J1SKY NC HUTC*t 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE Season Frank Converse, Lynda 1 111" m Sot ON THE PEWS slov 3$ - _ I*n ii a G.mwi 115 _ *fadbyIa$-agsdyof THE TRY Datecuves Staiky aid Iti si ai MI go itvJsruvsr I Las Vegas polo. fo ltd a jd the I1.r type y of Evening lyIng in in Oiflq,led 1975 Grand Prix FBiI A too CI) (4) CI) 120 CE) SOUNDING BOARD C?) HOCKEY: - PEWS stIs. 8 24 THEATER IN A&EPICA 'Fcro.t I Pf Lam." Tees (2) PC PEWS ... ______ R* .pecs hone of g. j 9AZ" OIN DAILY 11A.M. TIL$:31P.M.-F*I. $ SAT. TIl. ti:Jl P.M. ISIS Frscb Ave. (NI-way 1743) SeaMed Ia sng (4) .awini- ZOOM I0Ny NIGHTS oNtj PhD IN AN Ws ~ R I oauA;~ R)RESrA mocxm USIA CIA lam Ras ww'" am AVON 1 e,t,t,,s,#th .. AoLie_,4 .. . 1 - 11 ___________ I i C!) CAUGHT 11 THE p 110 ., ,GW- • HIGH ________________ 'YOL'R LITTLE FEE IGEp,rcy.. MOVIE: "Confidential Agent." Charles Boyer. L*ten B. 1945. inIn. -WE SELL SUCCESS-. 201 Commercial for d). The lady will have house- . 4..I a _ )JUJJ'ERY" .2J (12) SATURDAY NIGHT 1:15 RD Mow PRP. W50.MATINU SAT-SUN 1:314M I:M-4:li.tfl.7:3S til l:$ The Arabian Room Television & Las Vegas Personalities Featuring GENE SHELTON At Th. Organ And MARK ROGERS 20 Y.ar Old Slng.r FRI.•SAT.-SU N. Sept. 24-23-26 SHOWTIME 8:30 PM To 1:30 AM DINE AND DANCE Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails 7 Days i - Week ISEEIC& - .. r,trs'ri. V. Hidden wo words . ---- below appear forwird, bkT riiiu eaCfl and box it In. -. .. ----- Caroline Dearborn INC. McHenry Niagara Pitt . 321.0041 equiPpsd.dinlngroom,livingrm air coed., carpeted ffivoughouf Adults only. References required. 331 0011. KISH REAL ESTATE OUNTY- 3303 Country Club Road- Read sioweri Don't overlook this custom 3 BR, 2 bath on large lot. Central heat & air, lots of trees. $12,100. I'M A CUTE little 3 OR, 1 bath ho me. My owner has transferred and I need a new owner to care for me. Loekme over at3OS pi,,.,r,st Wm. H. Stemper.. Realtor 0 Hunt ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Realty 2521 Park Or. 3223951 327-92*1 fls Furnished Inc. EALTORS Lfl 333-2111 322 01.45 236S PAR K te government has released I BR furnished garage apt., Water money for subsidized housing to TAFFER House 1 ~1 1 turn. Aduit$onty, no pets. 322 -3305. ____________________________ 10' 2 OR apt. clean, close in. $93 mo. water Included. 332.4361 "Get Em While They're Hot" REALTY Pets Real Estate Broker 323-8670 or 831-977 IIC(E 7MhSI Qualified buyers. New houses in a 17766 rural area. No down payment. Monthly payments less than rent. Call to see if you qualify. ( !D • • 1. UNSWORTH REALTY SAN MO PARK. I, 2, 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult A family park. Weekly. 3515 Hwy 1192. Sanford. 323-1920. Reg. Real Estate Broker $03 W. is? St. 323-6061 or 3230317 eves. cottage on river, $1S. Utilities included. 322-4170 or 323-11. tllwilde - 107 Brentwood Drive, 46,000. 3 BR, 2 baths, beautiful I I 1!SANORA I 1 I OR turn. apt.. water furnished. Near shopping area. Adults only. 1100 mo. 322-9535 or 323-5155. nterior with fIreplace. 10 pct. wn. 7'a pct. Interest. $313 mo. SOUTH _ lays all. in IIGI- Pulaski Sumter I,' Jamestown ilconderoga Laramie Plymouth William Tomorrow: Hodge Podge IIWHU eneva ardens uxury Patio Apartments Sanford's newest residential neighborhood G New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM $25,,000 t VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Conventional-S% Down A p I '2iSc6° - One Bedroom From Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy '1 35 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. Sa nford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. loemsrzeit .-Yvei' one,C?/ Ue ekor. Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family ' FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Brailey Wham-323-4670 kos'e$,$a/ .4 111111 Sanford I SHIRLEY MILLETT 83.4 9212 .."JI, no-4., 1 Rh H TUECH 834 9212 Altamonte Spring, Longwood (East) Models Central Healing and Air Conditioning Carpeting tl•I$at In. C H&A. carpeted, enclosed garage. JOHN SAULS AGENCY xIIC)45 QIUINI OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY I TiL S Uppland Park Homes -' . tt _ - Sanford. Fla. For Appointment clii 305-322.3103 / - 18-MotorCyCles We buy used furniture I Item Ora houseful 323.2322 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY We Buy Furniture - 323-]SlaorIfl.fllO DAVE'S 3396436 - 156* Honda, Cl 330, 1000 Miles, Excellent coed., *310. 322-3517. Cash 322-4132 '72 Kawaskl, 750 CC With Extras. Good Condition 5630 3333109 for Sale ID-AUtOS want to buy furniture, toll" fix. tures. - anything of value. in. -. ,St" r.n -----'- --------'..' 70-Swap & Trade 30 Gal water system, t3O large, heavy duty wood lath,, $150. Phone 323 5409 Used Office Furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk 5. chairs, secretarial desks A chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is, Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17-92, 520-4204 1973 Chrysler Newport, I owner, pS,' PD. AC, excellent condition. $1,555 or best Offer. 323-1130. - SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. Lease a Datsun including 7 cars and ' No charge. All admitted free, trucks. For information call Bill Come browse every Sunday 9 to 5 Ray or Jack Mink. 531-1315. at the Movieland Drive-in Theatre, South 37.93. Phone 323, JUST MAKE PAYMEP4TS_'72 and 1216. '73 Models. Call 22tim .. •ia -. - 4405 Dealer. ' an yt me. I /-" BUSINESS DIRECTORY I - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU '' JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY S'xl' Utility trailer. Rebuilt, en Ii closed Lights hook-up. hitch, spare tire. 322-7627 from 34 p.m Steppingstones, sand, rock, cement, Sled, wire mesh , window seals, benches, flow er pots, steps MIRACLE CONCRETECO LAKEMARY_SUBMITOFFER 322575) Sparkling 3 BR, 1' bath home with 305 Elm Ave. family room, Ins ide laund ry room, central heat & air. Listed at Antique uprighl Piano, paint sprayer, Rockwell Slide rule $21900. owner wants ott er s. calculator, household & yard 5306133 REALTORS Lovely old completely restored? story home. 3 chain-link fenced acres. SS5.000. 333.1114 - BATEMAN REALTY Reg Real Estate Br'ker 2635 S Sdiiford Ave Ill 01S9 eves 333 7643 3 OR. 2 bath, large family room, large lot. Oak A fruit trees. One of Sanford's best areas. Best offer over $17.000.with good terms. 322 9116. By Owner, Owner Says $73,750 Realtor Call Caroline REAL ESTATE 333 1190 CRANK CON'ST REALTY MFALTORS-530 6061 Evet. 323 3549 Home Improvements can co,er your home *ith alum siding & t011,, System Also OOflQ Guttert 20 yrs F.ø EagI Sane Co 151 9563 lit'r cir E ,tCr or Plaslerinq, P',it','r Pithnq & Srrulaty..j Bric k & Slone Spi' ally 3122750 Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2) IS'xlI' and l5'x)3' complete, I yrs old, reposse54ed. Sacrifice, '2 price. Call Collect 30.5-273 0610 Wanted, Tflwn., I 1' SALON (torm;rly Hariett's Beauty Nook) si, E First 322 5742 Carpet Cleaning Carpentry, Remodeling, Add,tini, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free estimate 373 4035 - -. U#IJ _________ for Leading distri bu tor wants a nice backyard to disp lay new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location Call 30$ 1221330 collect, Residential swimming site pool. Any size Sofa & Chair shampooed t Scotch Guard, both for $33; Living room, dining area, hall, rug shampooing, regardless of size, $19.95, 3333341, - - that 51-Househokj Goods - Sewing - Upholstery. 322 0107. The Evening Herald Classified A4 otter no fancy claims. iust - - BackHoe Results' Service I. ''vi ( leir.nq Ill d-rt. c Ia. rock All kncjs 34 dggnq House-trailers Stored and moved 333 9112 Home Improvements Tree Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top soil C E SHEPHERD III Trimming, Cutting & Removing. Licensed and InSured 373 4403 or 323 1519 prone Panting, Remodeling. General HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Call 323 1175 Li fe Clearing; Mowing. Discir,g; Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock; Backhoe Loader, Pr 322 1127, Carpentry, Remodeling A Roofing. Housewashing, Painting, inside & out. Custom built cabinets A General Maintenance Licensed, 30 Yri, exp Also shampooing 0$ carpets A re upholstering, Free " -_____________________________ Landscaping & . WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS - Lawn Care __________________ Class ified Ads will always give you Much Much More titan note you expect - Well Drilling 1111111 estimates. $2040.50 Singer Zg lag Sewing maChine In nice cabinet . Ha butlonf'ole at ft ________ Tree Service ESTERSON LAND CLEARING - you've - . - Let a Classified Ad help you find more room for storage. Classified Acts find buyers fast. C&A Phone 319 $371 Repar bed Alterations, Oren Making. Drape, LIGHT HAUL.INGS YARD ANDGARAGE CLEANUP -- roll a way nowhere to roll away If you puce a Classified Ad today. Land Clearing ___________________ Grass cutting. 323 3092 Ii 0 All types and tilts We repair and Service STINE MACHINE & SUPPI 'r co 201W Ind St 333 6631: no yard too large or too smalL 414. il ' io'-ist Your Bui ness...DIQI 322-2611 or ta(hmeil $30 323.729 , i.. i I• 4' i',, ': I 11 - , 'y'- IZL Tomorrow may be the day you Sell Roof Repairs, Carpentry, •g, Home Repairs, Gutlering, Cement work Fret estimates III $447, Buy-SELL-TRADE 31131SF FirstSt 333 Sin types of machines repaired. Free pick up A delivery Call Orlando 647 1577 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7542 Park Drive 322 1165 HaulIng WILSON MAIER FURNITURE SEWING MACHINE REPAIR Clean. oil A adaust R eg ular price $12 93. Sept. Special. 13 25 All Pest Control -_ SHOTGUN A RIFLE. 20 AMMO pci. off. Sanf ord Auction. 1200 S. French Ave.. 323 7340 Singer Fulura (one of the be-SI!) in c.cellnt co,thtion ocs all types of sewing . .legular. Stretch, & Deco stitches Make' Duttonholes. blind hems. etc. Sold new for 3489 Sell for $219 cash, or E.Z. paymen ts of $16 per r'o For tree home lrial cail Orlando. 647 1577. 9 AM to 6PM EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging, Trimming Fret Estimates. Phone 323-1792 - A Central Heat Air Conditioning. For free estimates. call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 3221771 J Landscaping & Lawn Care Window Washing. Floor Str ip ping & Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Free estimate. 323 5951 Beauty Care SEWING MACHINE Ready to move in? 3 Bedroom. 1', bath, newly pa inted inside and out, screened patio. Very large fenced yard with wooded area to - Aluminum Siding 3333109. Forrest Greene Inc. carp.?,) BR. l'- barns. $100 dOwn. $176 mo. pays all. $'. annual pci. rale, 340 Mos. $20,000 H1LDA RICHMOND Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1914 models. 7 days week. Call collect, 5412131. - SA NFORD- Pick your own new ill W. 251h belts and Checkbook wallets Order now for Christmas. 3233711, Call Bait L 574-3167 DeIton Hand made leather purses, wallets. Assoc. 3730413 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 BR. family room, fireplace, carpet, fenced. 125.000. Call Associates Connie Hughson, 569. 0991 or Sherry Elltins, 53.4-3759 tvening$ PILOIAN REALTY REALTORSII1-1912 -' p . By ForWreckedorJunk: - Only *1.000 down, $150 pa yments. 3226420. Kitchen Bathroom Cabnets. Counler tops, Sinks Installation POOL HOME available. Bud CabelI 3331052 .... . ' - MORE CASH . Sanford Ave. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and Day Night distributor has aluminum rectangular pools left over from 1975 UA&II%J&A A UJPtIILI I iYt?tI1 3rs,,l#L, season, half price. Guaranteed installation and ter ms. Call 30$You can easily make this 2 bedroom collect. ho me Into a 3 or I bedroom cheap. Broker, 333-7174 1111111 • ." - 6a-vnt.,d Boy __________________________ - - Large OR, I'.', bath, no qualifying, assume $17,700 mortgage, $153 monthly. Some equity and move Holticlaw, Associate. " . BUYJUNK CARS- from $1O loss. ' Call 322-1621 after I p.m. - REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 - rear I STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work.. mere wouldn't be any. Wanted R FULLER BRUSH ALMOST NEW HOME ''Move It!!!!'' QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES 77- Autos _______________ _____________________________ Old. $430. Phone 323-4410. ''" Guaranteed reconditioned auto Ifl _______________ 4457 batteries, $12.93 exchange. Uppland Casselberry.WinIer Springs Forest City Altamonte Spr ings 2Sowi, I male and? pigs. 10 weeks 1964 Mustang, VI, Automatic:, cruise control. Air conditIoning, near Antiques and collectibles wanted. Geneva. AM-FM, new tires & brakes, excel' Small items Of quality Jewelry. UflU. MIIegU low eo's. ecently etc. 373-7171, 10 to S. 75 Johnson, 11' VIM PIb. Boat. inspected. 1100. 333.51 30 . 151 Cer?. Trailer, '76 Evinrude 9.9 Pip. PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Complete Excel, Cond. $130. 3fl Furniture & Miscellaneous . Sell 1913 Super Beetle, one owner, e. 3109. cellent condition. $1,455. Phoop for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick 32276a2. " ups. AuctIOn, Sa turda ys 7 p.m. Sa nfo rd 322 2270 59-isical ?Aerchandise 1567 Pontiac Convertible. 359 engIne goo d condition, needs minor 69-Stamps-Coins repair, asking $200. Also 970 Pianos A Electronic Organs with Yama ha 175 CC, dirt bike. Needs automatic rhythm section. Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano A some work, but runs,W.Call 322Sale- All Coins, "i cen ts to dollars Organ Sales & Western Auto, 30) 1991 alter 1 p.m. or wk-nds. at 60 pcI. of trends. AItow ing 300 'l. W. Firsl St., 322-3333. pct. over face for U.S. Silver in 1973 Granada, one owner, air con-" ,.,. diTIoned, .FM radio, Lincoln-F. $4.10. Phone 333-1100. Condition, 53.300. Phone u4.3Iu.: 60-Office Supplies 1221947 Days-Ill 6123 Nights-In 2352 HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 8349212 Ii' Fiberglass Orlando Clipper, 70 hp Mercury motor, tilt trailer, $530. 319-5405 after S and wwrrnu. Highway 'a east. at 601 Cherokee Lane. Real Estate Broker General Contractor ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - 303.333.4973 - O,ot,5%,Qf%jIlV Managed - STAN VERMILLION AUCTIONEER For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. 212$ Hwy 1792 3335943 Two Air conditioners. 15,500 BTU. $175. 10,500 STU, $30. Can be seen JOHNNY WALKER 322•2090 BUILDER-DEVELOPER 10' x 9', reversible with pad; Acre Traveler (McGraw-Edison); electric hedge trimmer; upright grass trimmer; fertilliar spreader. III W. 20th St., Pt,, 3220511. 100$. 67-Uvestock.Poum'y Bass Boat, Hi-performance, HurSt, 37', 133 HP Merc., power trim, Super Motor Guide Troll motor, depth finder, A more. 2,60- 323 1367 ROBSON MARINE unwanted pounds and Inches. Call 062 4250 to find out how. 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phone 323- It 3 BR, I ba th frame. 512,S0Q-1erms MONTHLY RENTALS available, jS AVAILABLE Color Tv,airCond.,Maid$. IBR. i'3bath, masonry. $100 down. QUALITY INN NORTH vEN'rSH 1)30 mOnt" PAl. I-IA SR 431, Lonqwood _______________________ ord fl 563-1000 __ A Guaranteed Way to lose those 323-7832 EVES 333.3317 or 323-0412 Ion RI. I&,lmileeast of I-I, Sanford) 323- IllS. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale __ I Hal Colbert Realty _________________________ - Merchandise ______________________________ LAKEFRONT- 2,500 per acre. and enjoy our elevated theatre seats, where you can lit A set in comfort. Hi.Way14 Auction Galleries Horse Pasture for rent on Upsala Road. $15 month. 333.4314. Must Sell II It. boat and trailer with 73 Pip motor. Call evenings, on room. Electricity, deep well, fenced garden. 322-5331 or after - This will be a fine auction, with cads from New York A New Jersey. Come A look Friday I. Saturday. Call for reserved seals metal, $70; also registered quarter horse mare, years, small, coggins negative, $700. BOTh for $330. (West of DV and) Highway 41, 1 1-3rd mile west St. Johns River at St. Johns River Acres, Ph trailer on rigid, We buy and sill good furniture and antiques. HWY 46 AUCTION 55-Boats & Accessories GALLERIES. 3224972. Hunting Camp in Farmington Area - 2 Lots, 356' x 141', with 25' Rug Auction Saturday Sept. 25, 7 PM ______ - SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS ___§ - GARAGE SALE Friday A Saturday. Sofa, Wall heater, Oven, Plants, clothes, etc. 512 Satsuma DrIve. 323-1702. SANFQRD- 42 dry Atres near St. Johns. $110,000. 6.47.1111. RENTALS AVAILABLE. 322-2420 322-4923 EveS.3221456;322.116.4;322.ifl1 ' Jim FIVE ACRES- Sanford Ave., 13.000 per acre. Call Sanford's Sales Leader lfitS French 2017 S. FRENCH Longwood $26,990. - Sunset, Shadow Hill, Longwood. 531-2511 or 323-1095. Must Sell, - Antique 333.i7U - moving Sale - Sat. 25, Sun. 24. 135 5:-30.322, 248. I BR, 2 bath, carpeted, fenced back yard, well, utility building. - 1224 Randolph Furnished 3 BR, 1 bath home, neat as a pin! Many extras, including washer, dryer, freezer, utility shed, roof turbines A fenced Garden of the Month wInner I $22,500. EL AIR •- Sanford. 323 5200 Save money on TV's & Furnhtuce. Mt. Dora Auction every Friday 1:30 pm. Say Rd. & Old Hwy 441, Mt. Dora. 104353-3713. Cats & Kittens $2 Each to good home 66-HOISIS - 333.5430 Horse trailer, 2 hors, tandem, all Moving Safe- Ret.freez.r, .loc. range, lawn mower, washer A dryer, some furniture, odds & endS. Friday thirst Monday. 900 Sanford Ave. 1S YR. FHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orla nd o Drive multiple listing service Interested? equipped kitchen. Only $11,000. transferred. What a buyi $21,500. VETERANS- Best buy in towni $3,000 under comparable homes. 3 BR. balk '' equipped central r, wall to will carpeting. Owner pays all closing costs. From $27.000. Only S remaining . Knox 10'x50' 3 OR, pa rtially turn. $500. MUST SELL. 321.0260 anytime, itwy ia, west, Sanford Two female miniature poodle puppies, black. AKC, 550 each. 323-0393. BIG GARAGE SALE- Sailboat, Fireplace, Furniture, Glassware, Clothing. 9 to S. Sat. A Sun. Valencia Court East, 322.4911. panelad,bar,readytomove,$290Ø Delis Auction Center FREE to good home- St. Bernard AKC, male. Good with children Phase 323-02%. YARD SALE-I Family Sale, Sept. 25th A 241h, 9 tIl dark, 106 Tenv,ine Dr., Sanford. Embassy, 12'xdQ', excel. cond. Carpet, N,frig., Stove, front kitchen, washer, dryer, wood 20729h it. 1 male, S met., *300. 1 female, a met., $130; 345.5710. CARPORT SALE Saturday and Sunday' 2$11 Grove Drive Woodmere 11.100. La nd 0' Lakes Trailer Court, 1100 E. Graves. Orange City, Lot 50, Open Daily For Retail Sales, 10.5 stso CARPORT SALE- Fri. & Sat.9 to S. Furniture, Couch A Chair, Double bed frame A dresser, Children's clotting, Housobold Items, Misc. 2002 E. 4th St. aluminum trailer with bathAbuilt REALTORS '19 000MERE- 233 Palm Place Free pool with this 3 OR, I'.', bath, central heat A air, carpeting, Drive, then call us. *15.300. WALK TO SHOPPING- 1 yr. old 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat. Owner .ur wr SPUROLINEWABGAI NFOA B LIVE MC HEN IL 0 RA CAR G liii I ST OR f? I N LAG VAR p 0 DESK! Lid DEAL LOLUPR J R M'C HI I N MS El P1 III K E CAPi IMODERMAJLARAMD RAMP K R E R SUM TEN ORREPLYBIJAKKBDCONO NAYOSJAMCARI LNOHTMC o G OR LIE LA RAM! E CR1 A I OAEONEOONTAR I ORYNLT GI LMLENWOTSHTUOMYLP RNAYRCHONELARAMOU IL MW ILL IMCARSUMTERIW I DMDPAMJAMSEARMCSUAM Instructions yard In MLS-REALTORS DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. HardwIc, Broker Deitona, 6446411 yard. Just $23,000. ------- __ George Carter Show Now Appearing In ' Spacious 2 BR, 1 bath, apt. Kitchen ad visor will help you. &7SVENS(iYadYB/ll$HEPHER SHOW TIMES , . Have some Camping equipment you i longer use? $ell it all with a Classi fied Ad in The Herald. Coil, 3222611 or 131 9993 and a friendly (2) DAILY 0EtT1CNAL. (I) DAILY --' .... The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 37171. 125 -"4, U ------- amenities, $23,000. RAVENNA PARK- bedroom, I bath CS home in excellent con dition. Hasfencedrearyard, large '1 pecan trees, near new roof and all new appliances in the kitchen, Carpeted. SEE IT HOwl 521.600. dividuals. Referenc.a will h Checked before interview Is arranged. Reply to Box All, co bmo Ps' agoin. 11:45 _________ 0 grounds. A salary and separate living quarterS will be Offered to the right couple w$io must be sober, reliable and Christian in. clscovur they VS bOL4 b "??NNJA ' Children, The man will be responsible for the care of the 1120 (2) MOVIE: Nvsr Too Lale.' Pad Ford, PM*sssn rTIesned aX4)W with a or- . ..a.. See thi Wondirfl' 323-3176 81`9 00king for a retired couple to live on our property I 1 acres. 10 minutes from downtown San CM War as bsdigou'id. 11:15 O'Siiliv.n. 1955. Sexy of A MERRY ______ .(I) ABC NEWS - VERY companion. Needed' Immediately, 6250434. 1030 3$ 'Jill A Nurses: RN's A LPN's. Aides. A id - FLYING CIRCUS - I:t! 1 1 __ - Asking $35,500. garden with sprinklers, equipped kitchen, and fenced 100' x 130' wUl disappear, and you'll have extra cash in your pocket, 2 OR, I bath, with fireplace, kit chen equipped, $130 mo., utilities In. cluded . Call ves. 3 23-1351. 31p CHRISTMAS-. and the money to pay for It. Start now-selling beautiful products. Make beautiful money. Call 644-3075 for lnfetinalion. SHOW: S.ason premiere. the same items around you moved last spring? Planning on storing them another year? Don't do it. Plan a garag e sale and don't forget to advert IS. It in the Herald want ads. Like magic, the clutter LAKE MARY- Country Club Road-I BR, ii bath. Convenient to schools and SCC. Partially beau tiful rea r yard. This ie has lots of privacy and FIRST OFFERING-IBR. 2 baths, family room, wali.to.walI carpet, central heat A air conditioning. UENA VISTA- 1336 Elliott- 2 OR, 2 bath home, with commercial zoning. Includes large workshop, citrus A pecan trees, AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, baslador, 'U Pontiac, misc. Patio awning, Can be moved. 43-LotsAcreage - 65-PSIS.JIIIS items. 2 OR, 1*50' mob ile home, turn,, Must dispose of all our Conconsi5nmints. Misc. items of all kinds. Must mike room for our next Friday night tool sale. Tell your friends about our Pool SIie ii.it week. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Carport Sale, Saturday 5. Sunday, 'Sept. 23 A 26, 161 Country Club Circle. Aluminum boat, '47 Am. 5311550 FRIDAY NIGHT 7 PM 'Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carper Sh ampooer for only $i.j per day S4-Gage Sales Reduced $1000. 12's 63' 3 BR, 2 bath Spanish design, located in country. Must see to appreciate. $ISOO cash. 3fl.50IS before 4pMor - ' _______________________ ____________________________ '73 Ramada dujble wide, 21'xgO', 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen, living room, dining room, den ww carpet. $5,000. 321-0011 after s p.m. AUCTION SALE _____ 64-Equipimid for Rent service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3210057 - -- r. AN' A CLASSIFIED AD FOR ."PI" EVER YOU WISH TO BUY rIP '.Et I. AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROW? KENMORE WASHER, parts, foys 3 OR, lu, bath, 12' x 41' with)' x 12' lip out. Call after S,323.114$. Senora , 137,500. 3 Br, 2 bath, paneled family rm., fenced yard. Beautiful buyl 333.5005. loads morel $42,700. Clea ning the garage again? Moving 44tij Beautiful Mayfair home Below market value Owner-Broker. 3231167 or 322.3992 garage With auto controls, plus otter. 625 101$. _______ Apartments New modern single story I 1 3 bedroom apts. and completely - malts's person. Send resume to Box 610, co The Evening Herald, P.O. lox 1637, Sanford, Fla. 33273, P.O. 24 MON TV PYTHON'S I I I Real Estate )YLLWILDE- 30$ BrentwoodOwner will tall or trade for small home. This lovely I BR, 2 bath _____ wart.. there wouldn't be any. - Farm, Need Ellis Road, Oslein (offllS).2mi.eastOsteenlrldg.. Used Norge refrigerator, good condition, $50. Call 322-3715 after p.m. or best offer. 3634162. Sale or Lease With Option kitchen, central air & heat, wall. towali shag carpeting, double LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR NOW LEASING Sanford Court -- ..., FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER, CL (1171 3*IU 3731201. ______________ - furnished studio apartments. 16 $l00to5500perweek.cal1337.$313 __ Conveniently lOcated&beautlftjlly landscaped. Abundant storage (lIngaflk)and "GE Energy mature companion to live in and In, Enkl. Pa..a.'. ci'n 11A4 nr%m Ca ll 321.0220 between C 5. 5:30. have drivers license. 337.434.aflef MONOGRAMMER TRAINEE Longwood Manufacturing Co. Longwood. Phone 534.5630 Gluest Jim NeborL l - Let me show you how you can make _____ nsokey ___________________ FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES With or Without Lease. Modern Building. Air Coed. A Carpet ing , Rag. Real Estate Broker 3210610 323.7595 3330779 M-2144 executive horne includes spacious 22'x22' game room, fully equipped HOUSE PLUS LOT Old style Sanford 2 story, 3 OR home. High ceilings, dining room, family room, fireplace, groat potential Only $21,500. Make __ DON KIRSHNER'S ROCKOONCERT 1000 () (E) CAROL BUFV€T ____________________ NIGGIR PRIME OFFICE SPACE 3723. Housekeeper, S day week, child Care after school, good benefits. references & transportation required. Sweetwater Oaks. $12. MI or Upon after S P.M. 3$ SHOW _______________ ______________ __ HAVE (2) MUSICWLL. USA (4) HUGS BI.MY CI) lEE lIAW (I) LAWRENCE WELK ThURSDAY 37.&s Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. RI DOE WOOD VILLAGE. 365. ______ Poston, Jean Palmerton 700 I 'p Ridgewood Arms BAMBOO COVE APTS &2 apartments, furnisf or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come see. E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 373.1310. 1$-Help VnIed ____________________________ Bob has crEed when an shows s With he bid.. Tom (12) MNNERS CIRCLE 1 heat A air, garage, large yard, dead and street. 321.1131. Owner Associate. Educational Child Care for as low as $3, weekly if you Quality, 333•so.i OVIEDO.FTU- Duplexes. Furn, or or 323-5433. SHOW: Season premiere, ______ ____ - Adults. Also 1 trailer space. 553$ WITT REALTY Road-- Just listed, this OR, 1, baths, with convertible 41h bedroom. Many extras including family rm., screened porch, plus lots more. $15,000. 52-Atiilianc.s JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC IOlW. commercial Phone 372 llSl, Sanf or d im Schutt Chateau didn't or pasture. *2 yard loaded at the farm. Hoidin's Enterprise Egg . Reg Real Estate Broker 42-Mobile - ::Classified AND THINK A .UNUTE. II Poultry manure for your fall garderi Ads - Sacrifice- Ethan Allan furnitureBedroom, dining room, living room, etc. 322-0913 after 1 p.m. W. GARNEIT WHITE WYNNEW000 - 3 BR, family room, rang,, refrigerator, large W. Nice and clean. $20,500. AKE MARY- 357 Country Club NO QUALIFYING W.l., Springs.$2SOOdown,assumeistl 2nd mortgage. Total payments $30 f or 3 years, then drops to $155 month. 3 BR, 2 full baths, central Ill wide, furnished, 1 BR, AC, 30-Ajartments Unfurnistud to elem. s chool. 33.33 anytime. 1 P.M. 9.30 (I) BOB PE'MIART 323 $205 anytime. 34-Mobile Homes __. Longwood Day Care CenterLngwd'S oldest. 6 a.rn..6 p.m. bus _____ Houies." Third in a of relm Calypso Beautifully located 3 BR, V., bath with central air and heat. Phone 333-701. __________________ - air, family rm., garage, large Ienc'cl ynrri tieparate studio, 53.000 equity 5, assume loan of 132.000.321030). _____________________ 401 Celery Avi. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E Itt St.. Downtown Lovaly I BR, 2 bath, central heat & 531.1232 NEED A HOME? $100 down Payment to qualified buyers. 3 OR, 114 baths, central heat, refurbished. As low as $15,000. BY SINGER 322 9411 or we at ____ center Woode equi pped to zig zag & make button holes. Balance at 1355$ or 10 payments of $6. Call credit SALES - RENTALS III W.istST,,Sanfotd in S4IIorIfl.7737 after Hrs, Cliff Jordan Realtor MOBILE HOME on 100 ft. lot. 2 large bedrooms, central heat and air. Quiet area. $15,300. OCH ARBOR- 113 West Crystal Drive - Comfortable 3 OR. 1½ baths, home on large 133'x190' shaded lot. Paneled family room, central air A heat, Winkler system, plus many extras. 533.000. __________________ __________ ______________ ldreCohIcI04NANe 194Da ____ 1dOlsCI,,.* p _____________ - Immaculate 3 OR. 2 _____________________________ . Ipalis an EstwTl_r,'s _____ ____ much more. $39,200. Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale. CALL 3 22 .2511 bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. $its mo $100 Reward SpacIous 1,2.13 SR apti. Tanois. For the return of Purse andcOntents. 'swimming, playground, SCtI$iin room, laundry room Keep mon.v. 322.1301 and CiubP.asi. 2510 Ridgewood Ave. Sanford. PH 3234130 6-CtId Care tar. . . (4)C8S (I) 30 MIMJTES (E) POLITICAL SPIRIT OF '75: Ie or the WIho Good Every Day Except Wed. A Sun. 13 am. 1113 P.M. Limit 2 Per 01.1 Taste Ren t or Sell - Di$9IiIII Glass 1 & Sale, Sat. & km., Sept. $130, Like Mwrw Center, Likaland, Pie. NELSON'S FLORIDA NOSES One of Sinqer's top Touci' and Sew Zg lace macnines. Assume uiIanceof $113 Soot pay Ill 50 per month, Will take trade in. Singer III 19. Real Estate Broker central air, garage. Call now. and down. $33,000. MMETT AVENUE- Terrific 4 BR, 2 bath, on over an acre with beautiful swimming pool, central heat A air, family room, plus Buyi ng a new home? Moving to an apartmen t? )eltona-2 OR. l'/t both. p, 3321 after S p.m. SANFORD 123.500 This little cutie will not last. Brick front, trees, privacy. 3 bedrooms, SOUTHERN CLASSIC 2 story on 1 acre, 4 BR, 1½ bath, formal dining, central heat A air upstairs Stenstrom Realty WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? 3 OR home in Pools on Or ange Blvd. Call after I? rlOOfl, - 830 323•5774Anytlme s-tt & Found abs 520 I C(S p.0 FESTIVAL Casofv- The Easy Way Guarant.ed.Cal1W1250 planned, especially when Giorlo TC1IS alW __ $ 1 + Tax Vales hot l etter tastie' bIscuit more Involved than SURVIVAL l (2) CL 'IOU. TRAIN WASHINGTON W( IN Seem -_-._ BALL REALTY TIRED OF SUB-DIVISIONS??? 3270101 Realty REALTOR, MLS ____________ , MOORE SH Seasonp'.., Harold Hall bath, paneling, arp, dFIPiS, central air. $210 m. $100 sac. dip. 3230502. ______________________ _______________________ Loselnchlsanipoonds I bath home, air 4 BR, I Will care for elderly lady or gintIlman In private home. Call after $ p.m., OVERWElGHT* dsilaaom TAAN REVIEW Call 432-411 Writs P.O. lox 1213 Sanford. Florida 32771 _____ Pred 'rn - PANTHER (4) CI) WIDE WORLD OF SPC*1TS: live of ________ 830 Out tolunch (4) (I) WAY OIJT GAMES (I) A U E III C A N 8 • 800 oov THE ADAMS CD CHRONICL ES j Perhaps AlccholicAnonymcus Can Help - 2 BR. n. ReaionableHandyman_no lob too Small. Will do garage cleaning, houli painting or land clearing. Call evenings. 323.953. __________________ mo The "Good Ole Days" have now left the Classified Ads. .. .me Buys are still The BesfI Winter Springs- 3 BR, 1 04 bath, Ism. rm., fireplace. 1 blk from school. Inc. patio. $30,500. beautiful yard. $75,000 to $ettle estate. conditioned, fenced yard. 114 Mayfair Circle. Call Orlando its -. . - FUTLJRA Opoortunit,, 531.52S3. ' ___ ____ Sanford 2I.-5jtutjo,sj !bnfed FACEDWITHADNINKINO PROBLEM ' Phone 323SAW. Sanford- By Owner. BR, it', baths, central HIA, screw patio, 2641 ELM Lovely I BR. 3 baths, carpeted. 133.300. 322-its) after 5. family type home, new kitchen, Well for garden A fruit trees. REDUCEDIL000 Shaded fenced yard. $25,500. eautifully remodeled 4 rooms, 1100 sq. It., new carpeting & roof, gas Drive By furnace, large fenced W. Near high school. *39.500. Owner 333. 2600 HIAWATHA Levity Older 3 0522. BR, picture book charm. Large 32-Houses Unfurnished 4 Giovanni, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Fr,, 6442021 for "We CVV'"Hetlins," Adults or Teens. ia'ç 3 OR, I', bath, rid brick. Must sell. Willing to talk terms. $20,000. picture window. fireplace, Typing, ,lilng.j Deltoni, Fla. 37Th3. _________________ ___________________ ________________ - gtzzisd mat of I. i1JiiSJ b id he - UNEMPLOYED? Never again If you have sincere desire and ambition: Serious only p111w call S74111156 offer 4p.m. or write 10 o psnealxkiilIaboyvide t) GARNER TED AThONG (IF) JABBERIAW HOE 24 bswn kibiWbis ioav&ale reaoizos in Ne on II of r "'• CL (2) fljg OR Cli GlSlsLvdD (fl) MUGG8Y 720 (I) 1CPEAMOF,EmNE - 5:00 (2) oEwi wit isniire. (4) CI) FAT ALBERT CI) JUNI ALMOST ANY G 0 USA- PEOPLE NCPOL. SHOW I , 7 T11 rII øo - Lake -Mary =6 0, 1½ bath now homes. Start at Ill MO with *205 down. GavOrnt"Arif 11-00"q By builder, 534.1649, Equal Housing FRICKE ii PRICK ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS, Drive By Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred 3 6430 or 333.7315 -- - or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group pO Sants, Fla. 32371. oily_alJkd of Vo.1i.1ihJiCatrvnit*tIy ______ Clinic I't.FaiaO' Ai CI) $100000 P4'IAE THAT 'TtRE 857 (2) W5 DATE 9.100 ( PC MOVIE I) Over 11 beautiful homes to choose from. Phyllis Capgonl, Realtor. Associate. After hours 534.1723. Overlooking Lake Monroe-I Bill, 3 bath. W,000 Jenny Clark Realty, Realtor, 322-I5I8. 323-1541 Wafl air, kitchen equipped, ww carp,,, large Cornet lot, con. ffl,iW tO 5Cooi £ shopping. sn.soo. Easy payments. dYl Office Experience needed. Good I for fitt & efficient person. 130 E. 2nd St., 3fl7010. drinkers. Forturmrinformationcalll23.ISV m CAP ER, R*,.E DAZZLE COMEDY S r 101' .d tr.s. 3 )SaiWd m $100000 pttw. Pusk. PLY.: lt a Afternoon CL HUDSON aROTHERS ' Ml _._ (2) ACROSS THE FENCE (4) ARTWJRAPCCO. (2) TIIS • MISTER RGER8' Clerical Help For lamilies or friends Ia LII*. Calif.: CL CI) Q5 CL GRERSALMANAC Se TACLJ.AR Fsswo I nclude: International Superbike (I) 6:00 13D FARM -U iioi. spc_c I ORj CL 11:3D MoMiriql SELLING Oh BUYING? Call me. 41Heuses - - " apt. kit equip. AC carpeted. . SRAdults. No pitS. $55 322 2256 wk after I__ . _________________ ISALCOHOLAPROILEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? 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" —— . — —I — — 59 I I - -so Drug Replaces Female Hormone I2— r IUGS SUNNY by Stofhl & Hilmdehl I THOUGHT IF VA NOTicED HOW HARD I 5 %CR MAYBE YAD CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by Larry Law, ...ISTO C5EPPEB,EN*] &OOME BOUND UpUNT:L SHE $UCCU1B5 TO THE ;:L I FACULTY DEMANDS 'I PRiSCiLLA'S POP r 1HOUG14T ONCE FOOTBALL SEASON STARTER ID BE CUT OF THIS MISERABLE RIGHT FIELP! I by Al Veryns, r 50 WHAT •••\ HAPPENS? J - THEY MAKE ME WIDE RECEIVER I ( 1;1* fe -. I.ILAs 9.24 ANK AND ERNEST L .••• Z -th/ 4f ow? p ,.,w.,. TO ftr.OW ONI. TUMBLEWEEDS 9.2k TwWL5 Sanford, Florida 32771—Pric. 20 Cents Police Focus On 0cala National Forest Kidnap Search Continues • . ), - - -. l51 Had! Radio 14 York NY 10019. DOONESBIJRV itauOfl, CW PELOTA boys, see sports I B. NEW YORK (AP) Chang- en and It denied women and women who participated in the lug attitudes toward sex in the men the freedom to explore four-year study said they pad i .i.ue did lithe to liberate their own sexuality, said the ac hieved orgasm through vs. men or women, according to a study. glnal nMraUon Miss LU&V four-yen study of female sexu"We haven't had a sexual said. alityIn th Uns, revolution yet, but we need The new morality put In- one," said Shere Mite, author of "In sex SUPPO sedi eased ressure editor Jim Haynes' column on page lug to "The Mite Report." It She said her most revealing made saying "no" to sexual ad- findings dealt with Vanceidifflcuft for most worn- orgasm. Only 30 per cent of the • • .-: .. • • • ?. • .a.p. meaner cases of a night club operator and II dancers an charges of hildecent exposure in nude dancing at the club. Jury Selection Is slated to begin Tuesday at 9 a.m. before County Court Judge Harold Johnson at Sanford. Efforts to pick a jury to bear the cases in June aad July exhausted the pool si prospective juro. before a paW cou e sesteti. Defense afterney Edward Halaiien Jr., 2 former orange County juilge, has hinted that me of tk dancers may demonstrate In court the nudity that took place at Club Juana the night of May 12 when sheriff's deputies, state beverage agents and state attorney's investigators raided the club operated by Mike Plater at Cauelberry. has with our needs ' • ••, • • . ••'•', •,, • • , • • , •_; J On The Cam paign Trail " J. II.V .:\.•ç'• Carter Blames Free Expression' ror Hi ris s Campaign Problems r . I the countryside. "To my. knowledge the last still' raided and destroyed s one I helped fear up May 21, 1963, off South Sanford "IthlnkmyfreeexpressIonofviJy Aides said Carter was grea tly relleved after causes rnYPrems," Carter said on arriving at his first debate with Pred tFrdofl en Thursday San Diego's airport. night. He was greeted by large, friendly crowds :\' wiffihim When h. ,. lrosthIs ; • week are ta bs of "M old days when moonshine stIlls doffed The Democratic nominee had started out in Houston and Dallas before flying to San Dlego Friday in Texas and had been questioned about to open a weekend In Texas, Carter was continually dogged b oiun with MichardNIsofl in comments about que stions abxithisstatementinpljybo that"! Presidents who lied, cheated and distorted the don't think I would ever take on the same frame truth. •• • • S SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Caner says he questiOneM including reporters, who take notes. As for Myboy's inteirview, he said if he had it to could solve his Political problems by learning to do again, "I think I woWd be a little more control his tendency toward "free expression.,- f Among the me morles Sheriff's Captain j. Q. "Slim" eallowaY Will take - Avenue in a Sw8mP," he said. Of mind W Nixon or Johnson In San Diego, as in Houston earlier, he said the cheating am distorting the truth did — lying. statement had been an error and that he had Democratic Officials in a gate considered apologized to Johmn's widow. He noted his candid way of speaking to Recalling H ig hlights Of A Long Career BY BOB LLOYD e Herald Writer In 1965 Galloway ..ou, -o was elected and 24 years," he said Before joining the sheriff's de partment Galloway and later to supervise the new warrants division. was elected Fourth District Constable for two J. Q. "Slim" Galloway says he's never been Until Oct. I Capt. Galloway will be busy over. terms, from 1952-40. "After eight years I couldn't content to just "sit down" and he doetirilt plan to do seeing the that this week when he rom the Seminole courts a warrants division, balfffs assigned to the see that fee system con sta Wes were nceded.1 rclires f nd transporting prisonem Then he plans a never arre ed st an County Sheriff's Department. Yone for V* fee... I never few trips to catch up on his fishing and hunting. But abused the system. I felt the constable system was Sixteen Yews ago the tall, white-halred Alahm won hell be back doing the work he's enjoyed for 24 outdated so I got out of it.native started as a road patrol deputy under sheriff He has fond memories of the l9 and 1960s when Luther Hobby. He soon became On department's Years...investigating. This time it will be in the capacity as a private investigator. moonshine liquor stills dotted the county. He says first investigator AM then In INO was named Chid Through the years Of Seminole growth '-the high suga Prices an better law enforcement Deputy. Hobby resigned AM Peter Moot was cap - & tain S he's known now to thousands has been brought the 'shine trade to an end. appointed sheriff by Gov. Claude Kirk, and in contact with law enforcement in Central F10rida. "I'here were some big operators in the Chuluota Galloway continued as Chief Deputy. "And I've enjoyed every minute of the work here for See CAPTAIN, page 3-A I Today A preview of Tuesday's turnogt aeb a profile of Democratic Congressional candidate JoAnn Saunders—appears an page fts U 3 ft 00 1 McCarthy Attacks Plans Of Presidential Debates By DONNA EST HeraldStalf Writer 4. ..,. INDE S4. R. i'addsto NGTON (Al President Ford is — 54D R-CP f .. 00 ever, has campaigned by paddle-steamer. PREP " SCOREBOARD % Seminole was the only Seminole County high school whose football team was smiling Friday nlghL (hiedo, Lake Brantley, Lyman and Lake Howell each found themselves on the short cud of the grid stick. didates of the two major Theodare Roosevelt which the , the national makes it a Misdemeanor to sign ho turned the IOU Presidential women's organization a pttltlon for an Seminole trounced Ovledo, 33-0, despite yielding an astounding amount of yards In penalties. signature must be notariied," In McQulhy said, and in Ver. Lyman was nicked in the second hail for the third week In a row, 21-20, by Colonial. Mont. a peace justim. mwt be prvsenl to witness the signature 4-B Gerald Ford, Democratic given away your o%u are in of each petitioner. Horoscope .................4-B candidate Jimmy Carter, the danger," be warned. •, 1etra eas er to rried in Lake Brantley found no pleasure In Gainesyfie, losing by 41-7. Venwnt than to get a petition gned," he said. And Lake Howell was bogged down at its own end of the field all night in a 22-0 loss to Melbourne. • = i Voters ' Campaign am our The paddl estop campaign tour of all-meW Natchez was built as an excursion boat modem times as he begins a quest for Fouthem less than two years ago. But she is patterned votes Wt is expected to include a meeting with after the elegant wooden steamers that plied the Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace. TIV President and Mrs. Ford were flying to %wissiPPi when Mark Twain was a river pilot. By invading the native South of Diemwratic New Orleans and driving to a Mississippi River presidential nominee Jimmy Carter of Geo rgis to board the stern-wheeler Ford said he Intended to aemonstrate that he Is Natchez n-hour excursion on Old Man condwting a national campaign that conced es River. no state to his chall Stop were scheduled during the day at ferry In the upbeat mood that seized him following landings in Lutcher, Reserve and Destrehan, the first of scheduled television debates La., before a windup rally in early evening near with Carter three on Thursday night in Philadelphia, New Orleans waterfront. Nopresidential candidate in modern times, if See FORD, page 3-,% PI' anning haired former Democrat struck In West Virginia he said a out at the presidential can. 1915 law designed to get rid of y candidacy Parties are treated equally wW Crossword ................. 4-B to C4ftral Florida Friday night. permitted to plirticipate Editorial ...................4.A 'Me former U.S_ Senator from television appearances. Dear Abby ................. 1,C Minmota took on President "Once the rights of others are Dr. Lamb .................. See CARTER, page 3-A Ford Plans First Modern Independent Around The Clock 4-A campaign a chlldr s news media for failing to fight candidate can e is being challenged In Bridge .....................4-B crusade against the war in to see th at presidential C CO Cal dar ............... ... Vietnam, brought his lighti. ildat PC c In some states eve par - L1L/ One More Time... the report published this week. know what to do — they initiate women to have more inter. Min Me said her findings and carry out am main adivicourse and lessened the impor- were based On ponses from lies, Miss Mite said. "We reand Saturday. For more on Arrieta, Santi and the lance of relationships, accord- more 3,000 women Spiond to them. But what men MIE ALA" A7 Changing Sex Attitudes 'a Have Liberated Few through early Janwuy with performances nightly except SwWay and matinees on Monday, nwnWay w T - Juana 'imela, players-manage,' at the Orlando. Seminole Jal.AIaI fronton, gives th e pelota andtellsthefltheftw.tertocute The jaialai season In Fern Park Is In full swing andruns ww - xL/ '•: .[Wenile attorneys AM proseculairs will aftepit for the QW time to select 2 county court jury to beer the by Garry Trudeau 00 , . . "I say the people on Mars are hIdln. Somebody told The polluters are comingi The polluters are comingi'" HIP-artfil? FL IP, Ft IP! • HIM vi ie,ae 741 - . 11 1 voter i. . ,, - • . •/1 7/ r\ \ 1J r- • - 4 velope for mailing. Address Your letter to Dr. Lamb In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box JACKSONVILLE (AP) - Police offidais move "I want my wife; my two chikiren need their you had gotten the money. You hatbit" Into Ocala NationalFOred today to seek don in thle mother,,, jaffs tearfully appealed to thie U&SIper. J&ff@ Sad be r M" POW* and federal agencies applarent kid"Illng three days 0190 Of the wife of a Jaffa said a male voice tdepboned N W y A of it and wants to make a daill d. wasW Jacbonville contractor ui land developer nesday morning, saying Mrs. Jaffa was abducted and naper for his wifmafety. _ 8111101iff Dale Cam said deputies from here and toning her with acid If he didn't pay I want no harm to come to the person or persona," __ other counties he said. "I want my wife." " ' Richard Jails said he was ordered to I He said my wife's car Indicstiong were no nse had been - eceived after ransom. JaffaYs wife, Shari Linda Jaffa, 35, Jaffa JaffavokedMaplea ° pained Wolkiestisy. Rushing to his bank, he found it dosed but managed , a uuv appeal to the kidnaper to reach bank officials and get together There are no developments which changed the before WWWO cameras and reporters from his FBI agent Ken Walton said the money was put in a situation from this morning," FBI agent In charge MO home briefcase and left at the designated location, after a Arthur Neirbus said Friday evening. were at his side and a cariflioard carton of $100 bills mile trail of note, led them southward from Jaffa came here from Detroit In 1969 and Joined his at his feet. ,4ksnvWe along a series of handwrittenmessages father and brother In the business of contracting, real He offered to make a new payment an— the a 5, trees and other objects. ixed to estate and land development. He went back to Detroit kidnaper ordered and said he had the full no further contacts were made and the money the following year, married Shari Colen, his childhood time, wasn't picked up, Jaffa made his Personal em daid Only Ow he said. raising funds for Jewish designated MENOM drop W first time because that a drop again whereveir you would like. I made the p was all Jaffa war able to rase i on short notice. ? welfare and Israel over several years am have been you asked. I did not bear from you. I went back to10 an heavy contributors. • By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY and suddenly asked what the king was still dqlng in dummy. Then he put that card back and placed the queen of hearts on the table. Three quick heart tricks cooked my goose." The hand Is rather Interesting In that some good player In the East seat might deliberately play the ace of diamonds at trick one. The theory being that South would have played dummy's king. If he held two diamonds. A trifle far-fetched, but experts do all sorts of unusual things and sometimes they work. by T. K. Ryan (PACK T'ThE \ ol-leT ANOE! SUNDAY EbITION 69th V..r,No. 31—Sunday, Sipt.mb.r 26, 1976 WIN AT BRIDGE stamped, self-addressed ex nitrr$ Of I'NUUPI NOT •.-- ti Pi bs. my so - For Saturday, September 25, 1976 against taiking the medicine It is usuall) better to take It after a hysterectomy If the ovaries are removed or damaged. Those interested in more Information about female hormones can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 5-12, blenopause. Send a long, MV RP1?uDE TOTS SHOwtp X'D MRJC A GOOD ç;. : - DEAR DR. LJ,MB-. A few years ago I had a hysterectomy and have been taking a pill Dr. TI called Premarin ever since. I was told I would have to take . them for as long as I live. I'm . ki Lamb now years old. I would like to I'*I know why I should keep taking this pill and lf I Mop taking ft ___ what effect It would have on The same situation applies to A Rhode island reader me' a woman when she goes writes: Recently a doctor's nurse told "The bidding has gone one me she had the same operation tIWOUgh the menopause, or spade - two spades - four better stated, when her ovaries ,,in no,•,en spades. What doyou lead from 1117 I&IVULUIIV normally degenerate and Mop since. It appears some doctors functioning. If she produces with The unlucky expert had believe It should be taken and axis vQloxx CKzx Kxz? caught us gain. With no es enough hormones others believe the opposite. One sowcesshemaynathavemay cape, we agreed to listen to Our first choice Is a low doctor told melt would keep me changes ixit if trump. Our second choice the ate Is not so the sad story of one hand. Here Is his tale of woe. fourth-best heart. Neither of younger looking. this so? know many womenIswould likeI fortunate then she Will undergo "This hand cost me top score these leads may be right, but changes associated With an answer about this pill. No menopause. last night. The field was In the if you always made the right same four-spade contract I lead you would never lose. one seems to know much about The estrogen hormones will was with one exception. It yet millions are taking It• help a woman who needs them Everyone else made it. I was (Do you have a question DEAR READER— 5I1fl for replacement In a number of down one." the ezperts? Write "Ask is a mixture of various fractions respectL "You didn't call for dum- the Jacobys" care of this of Theyin help prevent My', king of diamonds at trick newspaper. The Jacob will the female hormone, cellular changes part of estrogen. It Is normally used to War that often lead to one, did you?" we asked. answer individual questions "No. I calledwho for the deuce, if stamped, sell-addressed replace ngpj If a woman Is recurrent bladder Infections, but old Jonesy, sat East, low In female hormones. The hormones prevent hot played his ace anywa1y. If I envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions Owing a hysterectomy a flashes. The rest of the benefits called for the king would will be used in this column doctor may remove the ovaries, of female hormones Is a subject have been OK anyway. Jones and will receive cop/es of depending upon the case. If he for debate. Some claim they had a card out to lead back JACOBY MODERN.) does so in a young woman she help prevent heart disease and will have an early menopause, perhaps degeneration of the SIDE GLANCES Estrogens are given to replace , by Gill Fox her normal hormone producThe dangers are associated lion. Even If the ovaries are not with an increased risk of cancer •l. removed, the blood SUPPlY 10 of the lining of the uterus that I them may be damaged during h of before. surgery and they may not have had a hysterectomy as you contlnuetofunctfonaswellas havethatlsnotaconslderafton. before. Estrogen hormones are not Now there are variations Ill advisable in patients who have the need for the hormones. U a epilepsy, migranes asthma, woman's adrenal cortex - the little gland over both kidneys - cardiac, or kidney diseases or other disease associated with produces enough female her- an accumulation of fluid. The mones a woman may not have hormones cause the body to too much difficulty. Some retain sodium just as the women don't have this source of natural ones do. hormones to fall back on and In young women such as you, don't produce enough. if U is no major reason i WW . r 54 'A HOROSCOPE SCORPIO (Oct. )4i4ov. 21) (March fl.Apr1J 19) AJI Put yotrseU out today for Something opportune may filenià who f1!!I4 i favor. ceene about today through the The slight risk will be more good offices of a close associate, ft will not only occurthan repaid should you ever need their help. unusually, It will be unique. SAGII'rARIUS (Nov. Dec. 3' TAURUS (April *May N) 21) If lOfliSOfle offers to do By all mu follow Urough on something for you today,. Maui Ih01h ft , clear. Let him do ft his own requires Involvement of others. Don't be reticent about taking way. His methods may be superior to yowl. In a partner. CAPRI(X)BN (Dec. fl-Jan. GEMINI (May 31-June N) those Ifllk8 011 19) Th5 imIOfl you love above your own self. those flIediJig you for the first Inierests today. The personal time will be a favorable one. salutation you get will be theft Put your bed foot forward. CANCER (June 21-July 21) very best reward. AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) Frequex* places this evening An eltalve goal you've been re you're apt to s new r denied may suddenly fill Into — — — faces. ft's possible you'll meet your lap today. Sit tight. Let 1 someone you'll like very much. —— 14 — LEO (July 23-Aug.21) Don't nature run Its course. (Feb. N-March 20) PISC —— be afraid to make changes ___ Pay particular heed today when today If you feel they're for the Is — —— d got someone close offers her adcertain better. It's time you nkover lielihsaid — Iamllymdtersoftdsadcentsr. family VIRGO ___ (Aug. .Sept. 21) carefully. ft will help solve a :J — Usually It's not wise to let particular problem. 26 21 Impulses Influenc, our actions. _____________________ YOUR BIRTHDAY Today, however, you can let 31 Sept. U, 1878 your hair down. Live it up a hit. _ UREA (Sept. 23-Ott. 23) Be ____ __________________________ on your toes today where _________________ Be on your toes this year dollars LId cents U8 fl where possible financial gain Is — _ corned. An unexpected shift In concerned. Something could H events could be turned Into pop up quickly to enhance your something profitable. material security. 50 51 [ 5W2 ARCKIE 'I. ': -;.-J"?.'.'. Opinion TelevWoa.. Weather 11-A Rollins College. fie said that 111 15 tu 20 ststen, al the ' to the two major pobtl that guesU in the Field House on the his name must on con-Altuflonal grounds, he For photo and story coverage on all the games see Pages 18 and 28 of today's Sunday Herald. be allowed on See McCARTHY, page 3-A EUGENE McCAItTIIY WE, .,. ..•. .._;.;:_.... • , .•;. • •••. • •.'. ••:. •.;,;..-. -.••r . .. -.••_,__,._. - / )', , ...11 ... L • ,. . : '-' •' ' I l* Li Puf ;..•• L".d •I'_ ,..................... .•,,•• • .:':. •• .. . • . . •. '.1 • . iS � 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, September 24, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 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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S 89 GAINESVILLE (AP) A make predictions about how battery of electronic In. each candidate would perform. drwnents will be measuring "The dudyhhas very practical voice Inflections, emotional considerations," Carpenter dress and other characteristics said. "I think WC Ought to know of presidential candidates Get. something about the per. aid Ford and Jimmy Carter as sonallty of the man we vote for they de bate tonight in Phila. In this day Of image making. deiphia. when the public draws conCluslons about a candidate from Taking their readings off a photograph of a Madison television receivers, a team of Avenue tznagemaker." University of Florida resear He said the debates offer a chers will analyze their findings ACCEPT, • , , • ! 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I , ÔY-oz,con I #'ir By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer , • 1A IIi#F 1 remainder of the term or school year In which an expulsion occurred. Expulsion at present is a permanent status and as advertise the proposed policy amen dments in the newspapers and at all county schools prior to re-submitting them for S further consideration at an Oct. - 6 public hearing, Ray presented panel inembers with copies of the proposed amendments which included explanations of the reasons behind each change. Under the new proposals, the county's expulsion policy would be altered to remove a student from public school for the suggested - rninrn 1 01 i AiffiffEwIll — Thomas Dorber, five small safety awards the breast po cket of his wiped away tears as ambulances carted away 37 persons injured when his Greyhound bus slammed into the rear of a school bus. "To hit a school bus..." Dorber said after the Wednesday accident on a busy, rain-slicked highway. "I'd rath er hit anything else. My kids ride the school bus.' Only one person, an ad ult from the Greyhound, was reported In co nditi on late Wednesday. Five handicapped children and two adults were aboard the bus Cutler Ridge Junior High School. A hospital spokesman said serious from uniform, . t unruly students. In the new policy provides the "punishment shall be decided by princi pal after with teacher and summary, consultation shall be administered by principal or designee onstudent (posteriorly) between waist and knees in presence of certified member who has been informed in student's presence of for punishment. "Punishment shall not be administered unreasonably," reason the summary continues, "and 12 7 none of the seven was seriously hurt but the children were kept overnight for observation, The problems or were physically handicapped. One girl was in a wheelchair, he said. All 30 perso ns aboard the Greyhound, which was bound from Miami to Key West, were taken to area hospitals for treatment, primarily for neck and back injuries. 'Everybody was Injured. Everybody complained of pain," said Police Metro Sgt. Alfred Moore. "It was very chaotic, a mess." and Fiscal Phumer Emmett Taylor are scheduled to leave the county's employ next Utility Dlredor Bill Dale ul4 mimic entered the utility FREMAN W adayhewuwaktingfora businesscoimtywidelad year legal opinion to tale the lsaie settiAg up Tnesd meeang with the \pchI of zvilaw before County Commtmloners with Dale In discuss the $9,000 Hills and Consumer Utilities. to find a remedy. loss In revenues and other Then the economy dropped The established process for matters related to the utility building came to a near standrequesting a legal opinion is to depa rtment, still and commissioners submit a memorandum to The executive Idant said realized revenues weren't up to Exec. Mat. Roger Nelswender. Dale could have verbally expectations. So, the decision Nelswender said today a check requested the opinion from wn made to pull tack. Con). of records turned up no Woolfolk. But Nefjwender went miuioners are considering memorandum from Dale about on to say that Is not the "proper placing the entire department $9,000 in underbillings. method" to request a legal under public works after Dale Neiswender also said he is directive. Woolfolk was out of and Taylor are gone. I Lawman: FBI Withheld Facts On Carswell Case TALLAHASSEE (AP) — % of the tentative links he Scott Carswell testified at the state law enforcement offi- discovered during his In- trial that he gave the watch to cer says the FBI knew about G. vestigaton of the murder of Pack. Harrold Carswell's family teacher John Pack. association with a homosexual The Times reported that teacher when Carswell's nomi- Campbell relayed evidence that The Seminole County School Board granted preliminary such does not conform to the approval Wednesday night to definition handed down by the several school policy changes, state legislature, Ray said. including adjustments In Ray also submitted a provisions governing at- revamped description of tendance for students In grades methods for administering 9.12, corporal punishment corporal punishment, In ac procedures and student ex- cordance with recent pulsion regulations, legislative action which The board gave permission prohibits any Florida school for Ralph Ray, school system board from approving policies public information officer, to that would outlaw spanking for F -. I -. . Chan ges In P spanning -• Tuesday's county commission meeting when cougyj a $15.00 consultant to get utility matters in order. Also, at the direction of consultant Hugh Caning, commissioners appointed John Klznbrough liaison to the utility department. Caning said utility financial statements and audits have been "lagging." The consultant Is setting up new management in the department became Dale should certainly bill them (residents) for them It doesn't take a legal mind to figure that sonal characteristics, the learn India, and Dr. Willis B. Sandhopes to draw conclusions and ers, a sociologist. MIAMI (AP) - •- f-Il*moment resPon- SPedClShove Cream I - . '• - uy Edge legukn,1, l.*JLA M - ;'• . these canw.es Sn-questions put to tnm ors, they will not be ra • Ing off comments written by speech writers but will g ' JWGreenstamps - ... / -Q County Atty. Tom Freeman said today the county can legally rebill some 100 customers for $9,000 In utility services that went uncollected last February. But Freeman said the error that produced the underbuhings had nothing to do with the g county attorney. "The legal opinlpn has nothing to do with the error," W Freeman explained. "U they provided the services, they '. . ' .. .. XTRA LIFORNIA - .! •' W Wul s' .1 B"Ils u ble Herald Staff Writer .. - j •V / .j. I &bout It 1, . . A. . 7. ' iftftftu-W-N~~ep the right to limit quantities sold t . ' Utili I .cramm edat solitude • Ruled , . Advanced Study of Commu- $ " ures es ' alcations and head of the proJ- Joining him In th e ex. periment are Dr. Robert ect team. McGlone,a phonetics professor on special duty here from In future elections, hope to have the procen refined University of Nebraska; Dr. al"Hilmilit"IMMI [I - - , t JWGreenStamps M 1. Carpenter, assistant director of ses that reflect their person. he university's institute for .wtae3, Carpenter said. PEANUT BUTTER (12P6"li 1 j. 0 " r.19761 ,t'3' Unfortunately, the findings be available before ft Issue is decided In the Nov. 2 general election. . SM — n I—.no I CARTER . 'I -: ., , Start Your Day WlIhoGlauof aM I ''" ' .. - ' U • from this and the other rare opportunity for use of adscheduled campaign debates to vOnce research techniques in electronically conclude wtAch predicting future behavior of manwouldtwbestforthejób. .,presldentiai candidates. CHOCKFUU F'. I A 4IF.. i' — - 4... I M • -- ••r pp— WE a.r • —' Swift Prernlum Canned (Pottles) Ait "gift —p — - dozen or so year.." Interest In legislation A company jpokna, before the Congress.' said he did not know For weeks the two ,. seI1 w'u' . U S. te l ISW Iw..4defltlal nominees have 1 Ford's travel expenses big prepared for tonightes that the the company did pay first debate of . for Ford lodging in Each has studied thick ye Instances. briefing books. Ford has rehearsed with There have been stand-Ins who threw questions raised that Ford questions at him and might have violated the critique his answers. code of ethic, of the blouse Carter has crammed of Representatives, largely in solitude. adopted In 1*. It prohibits members from accepting a At the same time, both of iubdaitlai value, have tried to play down the directly or Indirectly, from amount of work they were any person, organization or doing in preparation for ,. corporation having a direct confrontation. - the person administering shall, nation to the U.S. Supreme upon request, furnish pupil's Court was pending. parent with written explanation Larry Campbell, director of of reason for punishment with the Department of Criminal witness's name. . ." Law Enforcement's Miami of. The main thrust of the fice, commented Wednesday on suggested amendment to the a New York Tunes story that attendance policy was to clarify the FBI apparently failed to re that students are allowed eight port Information that might "unexcused' absences during a have raised questions about semester (four per quarter) Carswell after his nomination before being penalized. The by former President Richard current policy "is ambiguous NLn. and open to Interpretation, The former federal judge, especially concerning whether whose Supreme Court nomior not eight absences are ex- nation was rejected by the Sencused," Ray said. ate In 1970, was arrested In TalUnder the new policy, for an lahassee In June on a battery absence to be 'excused a charge involving alleged homo would have to call In or sexual advances to an undervisit the school prior to or on the cover police day of the absence or submit Carswell's trial has been a excuse afterward — postponed indefinitely while he explaining the absence. undergoes psychiatric treatIn order to qualify as"ex- ment. cused," at-sences would have to Campbell said the FBI knew be for "illness of student or of evidence linking Carswell's Illness in the family which family to the teacher, who was requires the student tobe home, murderedbytwomenhemettn a bar. Campbell said he could See POLICY. Page 3-A not recall if he had told the FBI --------------parent officer. -- written Pack was Today given a watch by Carswell's son, Scott, and ru. mors of Carswell's homosexual involvement to Robert Clark, fanner head of the FBI Tailshassee office. "I don't specifically recall talking to Clark on this area," Campbell said. "It Is able to assume I would have.! possibly did, but I cannot say unequivocably I did talk to Two candidates, Alan Dickey of Sanford and Fredric Hilt of Altamonte Springs, want to be your third Seminole County Judge and are vying in reason. Tuesday's runoff election. What are they all about? Herald political writer Donna Estes profiles them on Page S.B. Clark." Clark, who has retired from the FBI, could not be reached for INDEX Campbell, who was chief Around The Clock .4-A Leon County sheriffs detective Bridge .....................4-B at the time, said he worked Calendar.................. closely with the FBI during the Comics ....................4-B Pack murder investigation be- Crossword .................4-B cause the murder weapon had Editorial ................... 4-A been stolen from the National Dear Abby ... .............. 2-B Guard Armory atApalachicola. Dr. Lamb .................4.8 comment. S '- . a Former convicts Johnny Horoscope ................4-B Longaker and Larry Sangaree Hospital ............. ...... 5-A were convicted the Pack Obituaries .................5-A murder. The watch was in- Sports.................... 6-7-A troduced in evidence at their Television ............ .....5-B trial because the state said they Weather ..................5-A it from••••.•. Pir. -........ stole Qnifl .14.8 of ..'--_ S. - - A W1J Duses to offia~ Florida Highway Patrolman John Rondon said the school has when it was was preparing to stop on U.S. ito let off passengers pickup truck. No one in the pickup truck wa.s injured, officers said. "The pavement wa. wet and slippery' and the bus couldn'c stop," Horir.une said. The b'.ts was traveling about 40 miles an hour which a well within the speed ur..it." Dorber, 47, wti charged with careless driving. But Ronione said he had Word thoughts about the charges. "It Is a shame," Rondors' said "Legally, he should be charged. But I don't know. I know all the Greyhound drivers have good records." safety on dry pavement. Charles Ward, an operatlous Dcrber recieved the with the company. safety with Greyhound, said awards for nine years of safe dri ing supervisor .y " frt, . A Greyhound spokesman at the Phoenix headquarters said liability would not be discussed w.J more detau of the accident are released. company's .•, . ,, i_'Il. .• S . ) S I . 'J.• (__• • 4• . .- S r ' rr Lg • ;.I '-r" - -_ .' 7 , _d.j - . - '-/;çr' 4... -. S �PL ZA—Evus1a Nurs$, h.N, Thuny, Iip. 3, mt I I IMI i%JPI N awl Frozen Water On Mars Hints We Under Ice WASHINGTON (AP) — The Environmental Protection Agency says the new 1977 model cars are getting better mileage per gallon of gasoline and that 11 of 13 auto makers already meet a 1978 mileage requirement. Only Ford's and Chrysler's 1977 models did not meet the 1978 standard, the EPA said. The other 11 automobile manufacturers equalled or bettered It, and seven manufacturers, all foreign makers, met the 1980 standard of 20.0 miles per gallon. They are BMW, Nissan. Datsun, Toyo Kogyo-Mazda, Toyota, Volkswagen, Audi and Fuji-Subaru. Thefts Up, Murder Down WASHINGTON (AP) — Thefts increased ii per cent and murders declined 6 per cent as the over-all U.S. crime rate edged upward during the first six months of this year, the FBI reported today. The FBI statistics are based on the number of crimes reported by 9,160 state and local law enforcement agencies. Other studies, however, have shown that the number of crimes reporteçi to police is far lower than the number actually committed. s ' ±:d its flit but a $e isp, be MiMIa W lift agt Seyuw Deñnitg a.i beea.. at k Wrquele 111211 "Yon àe. Afte DtmWe £ss Wsy fsad Iksutta a guflty at umskMg Is MWW Back euu— e1star IN viuleft at a claM) sraaee. A twoinember InvaMigailve tasin was Expected toarrlve in Ssutoidtodaytolaimthaprobe Into whether surgical feeding operdlons reces*ly peIf&ined by a local doctor were a '1e dpntt, va aMt cbeed Ieñiwft ___ a cIgmefte a IIcbaukes a tbe c..U,._ flees afr tIer my Bend Staff Writ Sheriff's detectives today were Investigating the reported abduction and rape Wednesday afternoon of -yesr old south Seminole woman. 11w woman told shenlfts deputies that a man forced Na U lid,, h.. iia,,1 .•-J Wing Fac ina Probe By H RS MIAMI (APp — Iáe Csty. 1172 an*mWq Ilaw er Mars raises the possibility that some form of life may be locked beneath the icy surface, 11 Car Firms OK For 78 Kidnap, RaDe It! Brings $250 Fine By BOB LLOYD PASADENA, Calif. (A?) — Viking 2's of life. Smoke In Elevator County discovery of frozen water at the north pole of scientists say. The discovery by Viking 2's orbiter counters theories that Mars' polar regions are composed mostly of frozen carbon dioxide gas, with only traces of water. Water is generally considered a basic Ingredient for the evolution Police Probe •idA The Wisner was Sabfua awbm, a aitIs.ikI Medically necamy. The Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Sec. vices MRS)said it was sending Ad. vsca wI. eempd Ibet Berkewit, retailispated ME cigarette utter ike skewed Wa. Ni SmskI' Mga Ii the elevat.r. Sk satd eke Ike Dr. James Morrison, a&nlnlstriter of the BBS medical IBM Mm sIsal tIe $N Ike for imsIlag te cauuty elent.r,. program, and Dr. "Be repilid, 'I get The lS,", ike teaWlet Berbwltt, wI. saM be 'mike, 11 cIgarettes nery day, • Wing's g omIes _______ at vehicle hidden In a nearby citrus grove to away two .televialon sets, anhaul am$h1erand several small Items, total value $768, after breaking Into the trailer home of James W. Jackson, SR426 south of SR46, Geneva. Sanford police today were Investigating burglaries of three autos at the Bowl America parking lot, Airport Blvd., Sanford. Police said Dorine MacAteer, Zo Bradthaw Drive, reported a 1226 citizens band radio was missing FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD FIRST STREET (DOWNT OWN) "Bounceic If... [1U(;K111 I HERE from her auto. Patrolman R. A. McIntyre said a $50 stereo tape player was taken from the auto of Sandy Kaiser, 26H Magnolia Ave., and a $125 CB radio from 9 the auto of Barbara Tholas, Wood St.,LakeMary. and don't need a 5 Y ears fat income to qualify... Ordered In Arson All need is a Flagship Bank Americard residence has been sent ced to and checking account th son and 1Oyears STORE 9:00 TO S:30 9 you 'i1 ?7.) 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TAMPA (APi — Saint Elmo Miller ys sa he ex pected to win a court fight wi th the city over his little girl's treehouse but isn't gloating over it. "The m ost important th ing is to know that I live in a country where a poor person like me can take a case to court and be heard — Whether you win or lose," Miller said after the judge's ruling Wednesday. Hillsborough County Judge Morton Hanlon said that Miller didn't break th e law by con. structing the backyard playhouse for his little girl without a building permit. Surgeons Insure Selves CORAL GABLES (AP) — A group of South Florida eye surgeons dissatisfied with high medical malpractice rates are incltrina themselves, a Coral Gables physician says. "It's a way for doctors to stand up and fight so high rates won't have to be passed on to patients," says Dr. Warren J. Lieberman. The suggested policy change or for any emergency as determined by the principal," would count suspensions (oncampus and off-campus) as the proposed policy states. unexcused absences and would In addition, the amendment prohibit students from making recognizes as legitimate ex- up work missed during unexcusea ,a signed note from the cused absences. Students exx. doctor' doctor ^ Immediately followIng ceeding the minimum number an Illness" and absences of unexcused absences in a resulting from class-eponsored quarter or semester would activities, providing 'the 'lose credit toward teacher of any class to be graduation." j memo "craW 111118% by Jane Cass.'S.rryp What would you call it when The First has more mortgage loans to new home buyers in Central 'Florida than any other savings and loan association? We call it... Ile I o(al1buch, Where your savings are put to work right here in Central Florida helping to keep our economy strong. THE FIRST. • MAN OFFICE DOWNTOWN Magnolia and Church ALTAMONTI Policy Changes Eyed Lake Mary Meeting I (Continued From Page I-A) missed has been properly On Grant Request death In the immediate family, notified prior to the absence." Tk Aft • - Thelma Wheeler was then SMOGS 500 E Altamonte Driv e. APOPKA I East Street • COUNQI PARK 2124 Edgewater Drive • DIXIE VILLAGE 2700 S Orange Avenue 'DOVER SNORES 3212 Curry Ford Road o FASHION $OUA*13115 E. CoIoniaiDr,ve 'NOPPlIER Man PLAZA -SATELLITE OPPICI 5107 South Conway Road .PIJIIpu$$$3gw Cotonaj Drive 'Slaftiol PLAZA 2401W Hwy Colonial Drive Equal Housing Lender The •L':...,,. LI of Orlando First is a Service Mark of First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando 1976. Member F. SLI C. Th e Lake Mary City Council at a 7:30 special meeting tonight Is to adopt resolutio ns authorizing submission of applications seeking more than $2 million in federal grants under the Public Works law. Projects In the grant request are a water treatment plant with wells, storage and transmission lines, additional water dist ribution lines, sewer Interceptors, pumping stations and force mains, paving and drainage for 3.55 miles of city streets and construction of a new city hail complex. Council will discuss whether to move the city hail to new office space or to Improve present facilities and whether to accept a Seaboard CoastIIn ri#hf nf LIDDEIYr fPj i, Q - SALE ill L r...... r .. :. — MIGHT . ... TAILS sos is • the house escapedt without InJWIes ti Mark F. Barrington, 25, Winter Park, received rive years probation on his guilty with your Flagship Bank Americard, a servke plea to receiving st olen not available with Maslorcharge or other Property - a sofa stolen from Eric Adams Furn iture Bank Amer icards. Simply use any 24 Hour Jack Showr oom and Warehouse, In Florida and scoot off with a loan of up to $100.00. I I Circuit Court Judge J. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A leading auto dealer says even he gets "fooled every day" by altered odometers that misrepresent the true condition of a used car. M. L. Vaughan of Orlando said Wednesday th at dealers should be more vigil ant In buying used cars because some private sellers roll back the milage recorders before they se ll the vehicle to a dealer. He said he doesn't know how often dealers roll.hsii'k mu ..t..... LI-----II uvv,c uviuz-e seuuing a used car to an unsuspecting consumer. "I don't know how much is going on now," said Vaughan, president of the National Assoclation of Independent Auto Dealers and Its state affiliate. By JANE CAS8ZLBER*Y Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD -Efforts to get City Council to hire an engineer to perfect a $4.5 million federal grant application for water and sewer system projects were thwarted again Wednesday nigtd. The vote was tabled until Monday night. The pr mpgsad sewer system would be served by the Altamonte regional plant. Al the special session attended by Jolm Fohi, aide to Rep. Richard Kelly; the city's consulting engineer, Malcolm Steves; former city engineer William Palm of Glace and Radcliffe and B. C. Conklin of Clark, Dietz & Associates, Councilman Gerard Cornell moved to accept a proposal submitted by Palm and a uthorize the mayor to sign the resolution. Councilman June Lormann asked that the motion be tabled to give council a chance to study the contract submitted by Palm and the. opportunity to vote. Councilman Larry Goldberg and Mayor James Lormann were slant from the special meeting. Staves told Co uncil It would be logical to have Glace and Radcliffe fill out the application and handle the project, because of their past experience with the plan. They had prepared It earlier for the city. In the Palm offer, his firm agreed to perfect the application for the grant to fund a sewage collector, transmission systems Improvements and water system expansion and, making necessary revisions to present plans for a fee not to exceed $3,000. If the grant is denied, the city would not be obligated to Glace and Radcliffe. If the grant Is approved, the additional engineering fees would be Included in the grant. Palm then uld he would not be willing to do only the application and not be engineer for the project. The firm would credit the city with the $115,7 paid previously against the $264,400 fee to complete the project. Neither Conklin nor Staves could estimate their fees. All three engineers recommended that the city apply separately for the funds for the water system. City Planner Jim Lee pointed out that the city would be required to own the prope rty on which the new water plant would be built before making a pplication. Connell suggested the city oldabi an option to purchase a five acre site through a trustee. Whether any funding will be available depends on whether the Public Works bill Is approved before Congress adjourns Oct. 2. Fohi said the bill is now ready to go to the Senate floor. The sewer plans were designed originally for the city when it was considering applying for partial funding of a collector and Interceptor syst em to tie in with the regional plant In Altamonte Springs Because the city would have had to Issue bonds, and because the cost for service by Altamonte was considered prohibitive, the city withdrew from the project. Newman Brock is 35 years old and wants to serve all of the people as a State Representative. Young enough to pursue, tirelessly, the demands that a legislator's job requires in this State. More important is what Newman Brock knows about the legislative process. Why it's characteristically log-jammed when in session. And what should be done to make our legislature perform more efficiently. The last session of the legislature saw many important bills never get out of committee and saw many important matters not come up for consideration until the final hours and then be hurriedly passed without due consideration. Newman Brock believes that if changes and improvements are to be made, it is essential that a State Representative have the training, ability and moral character to insure that no vested interest groups control his efforts to protect the rights of all the people. With a seat in the State House of Representatives, Newman Brock feels he can be most effective in helping to upgrade the quality of government in Florida. And representing the opinions and needs of the people in District 34 will be his chief concern. — you I Auto Dealers Fooled By Altered Odometers He 's an intelligent man with and he wants to help Iideals, s improve our government. 0*6 WWI credit wh a Mora louchl • • burglars apparently used a I l Besta), a clinical director of noontime at a convenience his occiçatlon as self-.employed medicine, to look Into store and threatened to kill bar landscape contractor when allegations against Dr. Kenneth "We esuM we less w.gace," Jae Ki. laid. withalargeknlfeifabedkbi't bookedbdocsiidyjajllnlleuof Wing. doas she was told. $25.00 bond. Knell was later I%& ...s r.w . ue .a u • imaligstm said the woman released on $1000 bond Berham three Is me dical would name said she was forced to drive her the bond was lowered by a physicians Under the new Medicaid I car to an isolated____ ares of Judge, officials said. 1g outside psis receiving j shffJ&ij Polk declined to Altamnoi*e Springs where the aresto help determlne whether groatnies are eligible for reveal any details 01 the arrest man laid the knife to gaatjosfje, performed by $130 per month in additional ___ awaited her. or and sexually Wi at Seminole Memorial payments. After the rape the man witness tampering. Hospital swi) were in the A panel ofSMHsurgeons met disappeared into a wooded area Renlat Brownstein, Gary Radler, a city commission cindidate In flmJnJ b interests of his patients, last week to review 2 fl Zoo Howell Branch Road, onfoot leaving the ywI gk oay the proposed chemical cleanup of lake Gastroetomnjes are mwgical gastroitamlea P.TfOCID.d b' south seminole, was arrested car deputies reported. opening the lake to public use create procedures In which feeding Wing that wore mentioned In In other Incidents, srietrs b'itherlWs deputies ona circ uit Problems than it soives. Morrow's report. The panel tubes are Inserted dlr-dI' deputy R. L. O'Dell and court war ran t charging Earlier lids week, the county commission agreed to consider the stomachs of patients. Wing oiled unanimously that all of resisting ff with an o icer detective Al Sanchez jailed out yb- $ joint project wi the City of feeding operatIons th Altamonte Springs to chemically has said he employs the th e Amos &uiei, 50,3105 Sipes lence, possession of drugs era dicate the weeds In the lake. Altamonte Sprigs city omcIaj operation only when it is in. examined were medically Ave., Midway, In lieu of $io, withot a pescrption and the same time said that the city Is considering opening a public dicated to save lives of patients necessary. bond on an aggravated battery carrying a concealed firearm. access on donated lend to the lake. who are receiving Insufficient don't know what they're charge. Bond was set at 1000. a resident of Barclay Woods which Rader, ot , pr ein from Intravenous picking on me for," wine Two Deputies reported 00-year.old 16-year-old Juvenile boys said that chemica ll treating weeds in the lake kings with It the feeding. "This Is malicious." Jefferson L Harris, of Midwayr, wen arriesteIll by deputies early danger of killing offyfish. oAdq and removing the woods, wt.l today at Lake Howell was cut g s, more expensive, may be more ecologically sound approach, he Ewning Plesuld and mouth with a broken bottle Apartments, Casselberry, on said. and prowling charges during an argument over He said the sm l lake Is already overcrowded and opening it money in front of Frank ftft they were aPIJrehendedat to the public wowdal Th ursday, September 23. 1916-Vol. 69, No. 79 require 1Iucm on city's pan insetting Thomas' store, Sipes Ave., 3 a.m. by a security guard. Published Daily and Sunda y. except Shjrdjy and Christmas Day speed limits for boats. Midway. Harris was treated Deputy Don Ellis said a by Th. Sanford Herald. Inc.. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. si questioned the benefits to be gained from opening of facial cuts at Seminole computer check on a car the lake to the public versus uenfit to a special Interest. Second Class Posfae Paid Sanford. Florida 31111. Memorial Hospital, according juveniles were driving revealed Home Deliver Y. IS cent Month. 1210. 6 MonthS. Ill It had been reported stolen In 46 He said the land has been donated to the city by Quarter to sheriff's reports. 11211140, fly Mail In Florida same .s home delivery All other m.iiI 'jomy Co. which takes care of lots around the lake owned by Sheriff's vice apuad II. A. J. Wider Park. The youths, Month, 12 70 6 Month s. 11620; 17 Months, 13210 Gua rdian Mortgage. Calangelo and State Atty. from Orlando and the other Abbott Herring's chief Investi- listed as a runaway from Ft gator, Jack B. Fulenwider, Lauderdale, were also charged with possession of stolen arrested a Winter Park man Altamonte Springs Wednesday, property. Lee B. Jackson, 001 Overlook on a witness tampering charge. Michael Lee Krell, 3$, listed Drive, Forest City, reported to sheriff's deputies that a nighttime burglar entered his residence and took $IZ from his wallet, according to a report filed by deputy Frank J. __ I I prepared by Dr. Matthew Morrow of Jacksonville, a former HRS, medical c sultant. The report puWsbedbythe Florida ThntsUnion In Jacksonville and wits later picked up by The Press and other newspapers. 7U report held that prior os November l75 change In' Medicaid payment regulations no gutroatomfes had b I performed on patients at i I Sanford Nursin g and (. Deputy H. D. Kirby reported #L.. • WeTe Ambrose. 200 W. FLORID in Shader Forecasts Orienta Problem ng Move Delayed On $$ Bid Casselberry. Judge Woodson sen tenced to 3Qe)Ilua In prIson plus '30 months probation on his earlier guilty plea to burglary of a E.H. Garriquess, i, Lngwood, was placed cm 10 yea rs probation after earlier entering a guilty plea UI a lOud assaJilt upon child case. 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SlI.20: 12 %I(mths. $32.40. 3 Boycott Ploy t Poor Politics 119 SO they del luck the mage of a finicky cat become It was aidrageotaly atypical And this Is one of the basic cnpIih, agaliut dome4kated felines— their tendency to be diate4, aloof, friendly or aftedlonate only when they choose to be, recelIltive to attention when It suite them. Of emu, URY will Am You to had Mem but don't erpect them to sat ealam the caviar and the chablis are matched perfectly. Maybe It's jiut a question of personalItIes. Maybe there's a type at parson who goes for this SW of thing, who enjoys being treated like a peasant by an animal that is dependent rVon him for food and shelter. Maybe some p"" would like to try to learn basic glassblowing In an Ella Fitzgerald recording studio. But these aren't the types who find their reward Wlthoid lttth4 on the nyof the other writer, ftshogldbe noted that the only evidence M4.d agaled dogs and their owners was a series of wiaMlMed allegatim How much stock am be Owed In a bunch of hearsay dalms that dogs grabbed baby carriages In their alavering fangs and pushed them downhill, or growilnajy crusled dinner parties sans white ties and m'"M, or whatever? On the other hand, who is the bed-known cat In America, new that Tweety Pie's nemesis and Jerry's combination pal.enemy no longer appear on the sllverann? Unless your W blow out th the wake of Nizan's II1WWII, rout of McGovern and you never bothered to ha,, it fired, you'll probably • r • The Clock By KIM NASH The Arab economic boycott of Israel Is Presenting the U.S. government and the American business community with a complexity of legal, economic and moral issues Its nwilicMitto At on". 1 W00 hut Wi Merli, at WAves ONUMM fame. And what Is THE by word used In cusedlon with Morris? That's rigid - "fkicky." ____ No, ws te's no gedes a __nior s ' 4011 Is ON to U,. up to b bMft you know domed well that Madbsn Avenue Isn't gok4 to by Around Thursday, September 23, 1976—.4A 'I — That select of who reel no Evening Herald and we abs dog levers was recently eipoud to a peWid Wads on the beinownsals of Meis Bed F1snd verses the con"."M' nothity of a 60-4wg from the Eerupeon Dirk Ages—the Before Sw*IIOWIIW this feline fish story hog, let's take another look at the situation. Bid k!.— w let's try to do It on a more unleereal basis, oft — examples with which anyone can Identify. — hi thsmedendçotaioes edI'' alum average dog when his owner reiaiw from even a brief ab since - a dog who ads who he's fed, who's now dor to be petted, who's quich to forgive too when he's unjustly psiWiid or mistreated by oveneslous children, who's eager for a romp with BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') Lebanon changed Christian presidents today but the civil war that has ravaged the Moslem. Christian nation for 17 months blazed away without letup. President Suleiman Franjieh handed over his constitutional authority to President-eject Elias Sarkis in a small ceremony at Franjleh's wartime headquarters. Sarkis then left for Syrian occupied territory east of Beirut, where he was to be sworn In before a special session of Parliament. Leaders of the right-wing Christian militias pledged their support to Sarkis and called on their foes in the leftist alliance of Palestinians and Lebanese Moslems to start peace talks. Leftist leaders also declared their support for Sarkis but told him there could be no peace until he the withdrawal of the Syrian forces secured who Intervened in the civil war last June on the side of the Christians. - JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Jones Gives Capitalism A Bad Name Deserve _ouTh • 11 a Under Our Roof Good aniv at psnc'punpaM jessntsmlri. rvwtlwh e SAVE $2.00 TM coon not Vatic! 1'Oo( 'WCIis FREEI by Ia* i-Make Your Own Furniture Atittittitio Add An Extra Room .-Build a Part Time Business • Kmo"A,ION SHOPSM ITH Sin IPowr - - - AT STEPHEN R, PHILLIpS, M.D. ti A IO 32O Rom . 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VINCENT ROBERTS, M.D. - . 4liit ThereAreALotOf Good Things YOU CAN CREATE FINE WOOD PROJECTS WEATHER BANGKOK, Thailand (Al') Prime Minister Seni Pramoj told Parliament today that he would submit his resignation this afternoon because of criticism of his handling of the return of the head of the deposed mlfltary dIcthtrship, Thandm Kittikachorn, Seni's unexpected announcement was made during debate on the return of Thanom last Sunday from exile in Singapore. A Sanford . BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Sweeney that the Harrlses, both The cross-country drama of Pa- avowed SM members, be glvtricia Hearst returns to the col- en a preliminary hearing in. community where It be. dud of being subjecttogrand gan, as William and Emily jury Indictment. Harris appear in court Charged with kidnaping her 2 years ago, Their arraignment today on a 15-count complaint comes Just Wednesday's high $1, today's one day before the newspaper low 73, heiress herself goes into federal Partly cloudy through Friday court across the bay In San with a Chance of a few than. Francisco to be sentenced for a dershmem High. In the mid to bank robbery conviction, upper IN, lows In the 7Ss. The Municipal Court site of Variable win ds II m.p.h. Rain the Harrlses' arraignment is probability is es per t' few miles from the apartment TOMORROWS TIDES where Miss Heard, then a 19. Daytona Beach: high 5:42 year-old sophomore at the Unlam,, us p.m., low 2:15 a.m., verslty of California, WU kid* 2:45 p.m. naped by members of the terPort Canaveral: high 5:23 rorlst SymbLonese Liberation n.m., 1:45 p.m., low 2:0 am., Army on Feb. 4, 1974. 2:34 p.m. Attorney Susan Jordan said Bayport: high 2:32 a.m., 3:24 she would ask Judge Wilinont p.m., low 1:12 am., 9:21 &m. m. Thai Chief Resigning Today ShiftingTarget P1,. 3234266 Altsw A. Fields (Rev.) Jacqueline Goodson Bathe J. Hall Arrilha Jones Roselta Madison Michael L M'tcaIco ome B. Nelloma Guuk 0. Ryals Bryan IL Townley BMW@ I Tucker Miriam 0. Wallstedi Anthony P Cote, Dettona Donald E. Crowley, Deftona Doris A. Goediland D.Jtima Lillian Masher, Debris Nancy E. Silverman, Deltoina Ethel B. Speer, Deltona Cynthia Remick, Orange City Mrs. Ronald (Darlene) Keola & baby boy, Sanford Carrie B. Raines & baby girl, Sanford kA1.. - Spend '° LA" A 'r OdC MAOIP A t$EDIi, P*i A $OIZ?At SOØG MAOu,,I - SEMINOLE COUNTY, and __ ow THANKYOU F OR YOUR JACK ANDERSON TREMENDOUS VOTE F CONFIDEN Ford Aborts Dru g Program thousands of Cuban political prisoners are being victimized by torture, lack of food and medical WASHINGTON Publicly, President Ford ported, the IRS would annually in attention, forced labor, solitary confinement for Investigate at read It in tine newspapers of Aug. 19, 1975. "I long periods and degrading conditions? has called for a crackdown on the kingpins of the 600 of the biggest drug dealers In the narcotics trade. But behind the seen, he and least country. What about the special chapter in this report checked with the (State) Department early that morning," he wrote to Sen. Charles Percy, Revenue Commissioner Donald which says female prisoners have suffered Indeed, Thomas was not even invited to a Ill., "and found no one not even Assistant "extremely Alexander aborted a tough drug enforcement secret meet ing between Ale humiliating treatment designed to xander and top Secretary (Alfred) A program. therton or Under Se aides where the final agreement (Charles) Robinson - who knew any cretary break down their moral resistance and to Ford's fail ure to back the program cornea at Treasury between thing, By degrade their dignity as women IRS and DEA was drawn up. ,?" What about late that afte the very time when the heroin flow from Me, Atherton confirmed that the this, would this be repression? Shortly afterward, Thomas wrote another story was true." Europe and the Far East Is at a peak and the confidential memo imploring his committee Well, "I'm not involved In that, this Is not my Akins had been sending back reports that the area,,, Jones says. "It's not my Job to nation OPPears beaded for a new aftcaon crisis. members to accept at least a portion of the Saudis were dissatisfied with the way the respond to U.S.this. I'm not a spokesman for the Cuban Top narcotics dealers rarely handle the stronger Macdonald plan. "Without these has been bolstering the Shah of Iran. Kissinger, drugs. Instead, they rake in government, or Fidel Castro's press aide." lucrative profit, components," the document states, "it Is Akins knew, strongly supported from street sales and hide their illegal spoils in unlikely that a new program will be... sueambassador thus felt It Butone deTIhOWJQ was his anti-Iranian would behave any foreign banks. C1eary, IRS is an essential cessful .Asamaueroffact,It does not ap agency in making strong s against the reporting that had upset Kissinger. differently U he were Caitro'a press aide. In his ca es that the IRS agreement (with DEA) provides for mone y awn, 1975 book titled, "With Fidel: A Portrait of a se parate, Identifiable program as "I've pressed for reasons," Akins wrote to Castro and Cuba ," which he coauthored with Thus, last April, the president ordered lemplated by tine deflt. Percy, "and have been told onl former campaign manager, Frank y that Kissinger McGovern" Treasury Secretary William Simon and dislikes me and that certain a sp ec t s f my Mankiewicz, Jones is positively euphoric about Alexander to plan an IRS drug crackdown. Thomas' attempt to save the Macdonald reporting have 'annoyed' him. There has been no life In Communist Cuba. "merchants of death, who prom fromry proposal failed and the woefully Inadequate Suggestion that anything I have written Is wrong and suffering of others, deserve the full measure between the IRS and DEA was Or that any analysis Is faulty just that my He says that, on balance, the country Is Of national revulsion," Ford said In a major adopted reporting doesn't fit with Secretary "prosperous," the people "enthusiastIc," speech. To silence internai opposition to the weak wants to hear." "reasonably contented" and "optimistic about Treasury officials thought Ford meant prsm, the While House qulefly moved the future." b in s, ey At Macdonald (rpm Treasury to a Navy Departtime, Kissinger and his diploma tic us es Th asked the White House for Cubs has "excellent" day-can centers ; the mWson for merit job that has nothing to do with drug e ge were flitting through the Middle East 1uuryhot , as before astro be used in the fight against els stWe the for. in an effort to work out the Sinai accord bet ween only difference Is that all of this Is now available Ford's own budget of fice turned down the Egypt arid Israel. "Th party (but not to and used regularly by Rep. Charles V*njk, D.-Objo, will these the the Great Man himselfe) Kissinger req uest. the ordinary working confirmed that I will be people." I"uster efforts Of the IRS and the Wh.Ito HOUAe Meanwhile, Simon established leaving soon," Akins wrote to Treasury a Treasury to fight drug abuseon In testimony before the new Secrttary William Simon. The "famous Daiquiris" are now only Anti-Drug Enforcement Committee. panel, Select Committee Marcotics and ug Abuse. cents; and the streets are clean, headed by Treasury Under Secretary Jerry naUy, Akins spoke with Kissinger himself, Jones Is Footnote: White House spokesmen have "I hadn't really believed I was master of Thomas, was supposed to develop a plan to distinction without leaving until the a duffemr and has ou Administrail on unerring eye for the meeting combat the drug peddlers. (Xber members In- all ft can to fight with Kissinger yesterday,, he ele(. He wrItes: narcotics eluded David Macdonald, a secret let ter to 'ant treas Simon. "But ft has now ob. UNLOVED DIPLOMAT: Secretary of State "There Is alinoot debris on the streets. Doe secretary for enforcementactivities; Vernon vioiaiy been irrevocably decidet" Henry Kissinger summarily eve diiq lium? wrappers in James Ae, commjsaroner of th He would like to return to diplomatic e U Qns Ser- Akins from his job as ambassador to Saudi 4 t rona est lii mnjgn vice; and Alexander. he te The next some day. Akins concluded in his letter morning, Arabia last year without telling the diplomat the tosenice they were gore end Simon, but Thomas, according to a confidential reason was street only "when there are men of honor immacuja te," why. memorandum, submitted a namic l4otht at the top of the State Depiu'tmea" However, the d J'ns Is told In sec mi plan developed by Foothote: Our associate Je Spear reached but t otiv that Cuba 1s a "dictatorship" Macdord that called for a and lettersAkin se to (r1en In the United strong IRS rule in fighting drug traffickers. States. Akin In Indon. He ac nowledg1 erituig (ho It's 'ust to bad Kir by Jones nt as conUnder the proposal, which the committee letters but said he did not wWn to conmg on supAk1nsf1d1earned he had been i when he them. rned about twenari rights an he is stout (cob cream wrappers. - BERRY'S WORLD Near Campus I r •Pnfuuy # ••• "Up JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Police fired warning shots on crowded streets In the heart of Johannesburg today to break up antigovernment demonstrations by roving mobs of black youths. It was the first outbreak of racial violence in "white" Johannesburg since the black upheaval began in mid-June in the Soweto black township south of the city. The young blacks threw homemade gasoline bombs and rocks at shops. Several shootings and stabbings were reported and there were clashes between black youths and white civilians before scores of riot police dispersed the demonstrators. Ambulances took several people to hospitals, but there were no estimates of casualties Eyewitnesses said the police shot at least one youth. Is mental policy, Congress should be treating tax reform and the Arab boycott as separate Issues. Harrises Back Shots Scatter S. Africa Mobs has Reuel F. koblsvn IC. iiwniey Freàl: Scott Alice jo C. Whack Louts, S. wild Pauline DeLay, DeBary Millie M. Bradbury, Debra Thomas J. Doff, Debra Robert E. Shepard, Lake Mary Michael D. Fuller, Oviedo CHARGES Sanford : Hartha Campbell Mildred I. Sanford' Barbara L. Best Julius Brown Ella A. Carley Virnese cave Andrus Oianclor John W. Fehr Major Garvin Jr. Rhoda Gover William B. Marsh Cynd" Mowery Florence Price Mary A. Pritchard "That's Lebanon Today You'll never convince cat-lovers, though. They will continue to malign and Impagn and accuse, sometimes reaching levels of fana'klern rivaling those exhibited by certain religious sects. 0 I. I IN BRIEF New President, Old War Bid they're the ones ruipeidhie. Ifthsre'savalldcdtjdsrn,tMaiswh.r.ftllas. If a dog hall a rQn.lblie, concerned owner, almost never will the animal be guilty of Inconaidsrate or destructive actione. He will have been trained to know better and this Is the way he will behave. DON OAKLEY swmmmm ADMISSIONS Th.ndav. k.f. at Iili—iA S. Fr.nch Av.. (Hwy. 17.92) HOSPITAL NOTES WORLD %to r.cr. Dig owner., on the other hand, axe another matter. They may net be the ones who dig up flOwer beds and a4fl garbage can but then pireds are not the ones who race madly iç and down siçe' market aisles, scream and yell at the top of their longs and throw tantrums If they can't have a piece of candy, either. Semitism makes It particularly obnoxious. Nevertheless, we think Sen. Abraham Ribicoff and other Senate Democrats have made a serious mistake in trying to incorporate an anti-boycott Criminals weapon in the tax reform bill. Ribicoif believes the condemnation of the boycott by w government, and the measures already being taken by the Commerce Depart' ment1 the Securities and Exchange commission and other federal agencies to discourage cornPublicity pliance with it, are not enough. He would have the law Inflict tax penalties on U.S. comp Wiliness that in his rem go.wnd ro with President Ford ___ submit to any ioycott conditions to do lness over the question of whether FBI director Q 4> WASHINGTON - Kirby Jones Is the kind of . with the Arabs. j guy who gives cplt'If"n a bad name. Clarence Kelley should have been fired because Whether the government's present policies are he accepted gifts from subordinates and let According to the Cornnnwnld "Daily World" adequate Is indeed debatable. A House bureau agents perform certain Interior newspaper, reliable ourel- In decorating services In his apartment, Havara say Jones - In flagrant disregard of the committee has just reported that 90 per cent of the U.S. trade •. embargo which Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy been In effect ___ ______ against Cube more than $5 billion In U.S. exports of goods andCartamade goodPoinL _____ ____ _____ ___ slnCelhS — Iaactthguaga-betweenforu.s, ___ __ __ services to Arab countries last year was covered by iness and the Castro government. ___ the boycott. Those figures, they are valid, speak __ ask, he said, "if the No As Barron's, the national financial weekly, shots in Washingtoi get by it, why can't I poorly of any concerted action by American firms explains his activities, Jones "Is making It . What sort of Inducement that to young toresisttheboycott. Possible for U.S. businessmen to travel to Cubs, people not to break the law? on the other hand, Commerce sPcrethryEmott despite their Inability to obtain pas _sports or Now may beofficials impossible to prove that spend mo moray because of the U.S boycott. Jones Richardson has pointed out that tougher govern- misconduct byItpublic encourages the arranges for the to be guests of the __ ment rules against the boycott did not take effect _____________________ puttheordinarycitim, and in Cuban government, thus eliminating the need tq*1, _ until last December. In January, the Justice Kelley's case there were, at least In the money. " ____ Department filed Its first anti-trust action arising ___ President's estimation, a number of extenuating For his services, Jones, naturally, gets a nice r from a boycott case. The Federal Reserve's crackrcwTtances. fat consulting fee. down on discrimination by banks under the boycott ... Now, the interesting thing about Jones' being But certainly, the belief that elected and did not affect the 1975 trade figures. It is thus hard Fidel Castro's man In the states Is that Jones appointed officials are "getting by with It" on to judge the ultimate effect of the anti-boycott grand scale Is one cause of Americans' once worked for Sen. George McGovern where, policies our government is now pursuing. among other things, he used to crank out widespread disgust with government and What can be said, however, is that the tax Politics. - smoking press denouncing the United States for propping up the "CiUmi,t, repres.Ive" JOHN CUNNIFF reform bill now being enacted by Congress Is the The fact is, however, that since 1970 regime of South Vietnam's president, Nguyen wrong place to fight the anti-boycott battle. The wrong something lIke 1,000 federal, state and local ThIeII. & Democrats' own standard-bearer In the officials have been convicted on So, how does Jones handle this anomaly? How federal corruption Charges Involving extortion, ___ presidential campaign Is denouncing our tax laws bribery, kickbacks and other abuses. A does be rationalize his present role In en as a "disgrace" The main reason he can do so Is cOursgbW emnomic trade with the cornct, that Congress over the years has loaded the,.41., At the federal level, for example, and exNEW YORK (AP) - To base any argument on In New York, Chicago, Los Angeles or to help prop up cluing the watergate offenders, convictions the median income of American families Is to Anchorage, Alaska. this tyranny - when he used to be with raising revenue to rim the government. That is were obtained during this period against a sitting take aim at a target that is constantly shiftbig, such a vehement criW of Thle% who at lead wad The median Income has a different medning vice president, a half-dozen members of changing shape and assuming new meanings. the city than on the farm. exactly the kind of mistake the Ribicoff amendcity family might a U.S ally, not an enemy like Castro? COngs.s, a number of congressional aides soda ment represents. It varlei from year to year and from place to have to scrimp on the median. A farm family well, the answer Is Jones doeai't handle this Judge of the court of appeals. Also on the federal place. It grows swiftly in one year arid barely can might be comfortable because of Its other tanomaly very well. In fact, he doesn't really like Ribicoff, of course, is a staunch supporter of list were hIsJirankIng officials of such agencies be discerned to move at all in others. It may rise resources. o talk about It. Israel, and be knows what he's doing. The adas the Department of Housing and Urban while financial fortunes shrink with the dollar. The median Income shuts with the years, "You knew, that's a.. I can't answer that Development and the Small Business ministration has voiced Its objections to the boycott It Is often too casually used as a dividing line because Americans on average tend to Improve question," he tells me with a nervous little laugh. 'tax-penalty as a wrench being thrown Into theAdmi between rich and poor, which it Is not. Some their financial standing. But the meaning of the "All I can tell you Is that I'm responding to the machinery of U.S. trade policy. But It would be families arefall comfortable median, median tnume also shifts because of Changes in desires of American businessmen to trade." At the state level, hlghranklng officials In- while others deep into earning debt andthe distress. hard for President Ford to veto a tax bill which also eluded a Vvernar, state judges, cabh* But Isn't It true you approached David ne Median income, now approaching $14,000, buyingpower. members and leglsi*tpr,. contains an extension of the 1975 tax cuts which the Hopkins, a senior vice president of the IS. If you earned today's median back In 1950 you appears to be a very useable statistic, since It administration favors. would have been well off. But If OU earned J oseph CO, in MIMIDWIls, Minn., and suggested 1900s And at the local level, scores of mayors, lies in the middle, with half the number f median Income today you would be badly off, In h e go to Cuba to explore business opportunities We could anticipate that congressional county executives, law enforcement families earning more, half less. But it hardlytimeInUtion political leaders were convicted of be called the happy median, Den'ocrats would try to put Mr. Ford on the spot by officials has eroded the dollar to about crimes invol ving the betrayal of their public one-third its value. l sending him some politically sensi ti ve legisla tion Families earning near the median aren't likely This Is correct, Jones admits, but he says the trust. to D - being on the sunny side of the median majority of his clients approach him. Who these accept praise for being there, since the between now and November. But to make the tax All of which presents something of a dllem. AndC5fl tradition Is that you don't settle for make a family rich? U more than 40 million others are, he refuses to say. reform bill one of those hot potatoes could ins: Should this startling number of convictions average but seek to excel. And those earning less families were asked to reply to that question In boomerang. But what about the Castro regime, Isn't It aren't always bitter but Instead may be am- Wilson the answer might be a thun be publicized, or should it net? derous no that repr essive? I ask. Gov. Jimmy Carter is trying to get political bill and confident, might vibrate seismographs. mileage of his own out of the need to simplify our We Just hope that the Justice Department "Ulthh, It depends on how you define y two children, a continues Is the median income a definition of class' he replies. convoluted tax system. He will find it m ch esItsen vigorous activities, regardless of and 13, and their parents —lives considerably Hardly. Blue Collar workers sometimes Well, I respond, how about the Organization barrassing If a Congress controlled by his o'vn whi pr id tial candidate wins the election, better on the median Income In Austin, Tex. than more than college bnstrucors, of American States' Fifth Report of the Inter' party insists, on compounding the problem by American miunlaslon on Hum* Rights on the trying to deal with an issue of foreign trade and Status of Human Rights In Cubs, Issued in May Middle East diplomacy in the tax code. From the of this year — the one ulat says that in the 10 to 20 standpoint of good politics as well as good governconcentration camps In each Cuban province, o H EveningHerald, SaaIer Fl. - - . . nn - I - / 4 You (e?J,ze, I could take a bribe and NEITHER 01 us would gel into trouble!" , 5th DEMOCRAT JoAnn Saunders for Congress Committee 1. P. 0. Box 70, Orlando, Florida 32802 Paid for by S.H.S. Alumni and Friends. .'. }' .. • 4 "l1k'4' ,, ' : 1. 4 '• ... .. I . 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Concentration will be on flight prizes, boweer, with the two low gross and three low net In each flight receiving merchandise certificates. Each par 3 hole will have a cloeedto.the-pin award. The longed drive on the 18th bole will also be rewarded. The sponsors of the tourney are Nnphiihlng that the day Is principally one of fan. The $10 entry fee will cover ___ lungreens, fees, a cart, and an outdoor fried +gfrb cheon. Qialrman Mrs. Bill Hardier.e says that some late entries have had to be refneed. She thinks It poedble that next yew the handicap floor might i ht haveto be edit 22. -Goo Hackett Mgt an sonvel aff* of the tourney to which only pftsi of a X4ndender handic hive been Invited. There will be alne Th.M. wkh five iilse. awarded In each ftItN The Rolling H1 Cu Qub of Orlande and the Mayfair Golf and Cy Qth of Siaturd will each be 1*iuiuiMd by 14 rds. Thire will be 12 from theoab, and iifrom Royal (Inka * ThvIk Freon faithed away will e the players from RollIng RUIn at Wlldwsod. Sisofbeladiesieeklikebsitbetaforlowgrosfort,ie day. Jean Ray om Mount Ira and Silly Kulser of Goeomlde at Ormond Such sport handicap, oft Eatber of Pine Meadows and Margaret SofIa of Mayfair Z WC %ft !Jt.k.. 0 ( 10 oo.aoIOo I O 0 f 61 .. 0 Pat Nine Danny Flint ca.ck MeMelies JIM Kennedy lob Sorenson David WilcMr Henry Gilchrist Don AaRØI Virgil Jenkins oense Kenny Lot A Good '010 Shot In Arm j•, Anderson Charles Niggles Robert Charlei Chuck McMullan Willie Hughes K.fwty Lee Kern Schirard Jim Kennedy Din Anne" Morris Hedges Dan Nash Kenny lads David Ca.ghefl Den Jacob, Curtis Holloway Bill Carter Greg Kerr Mike Mullins Darrell Johnson ,. Pyfl Chip Johnson Mike Meta Rick Evans Miner Dwavn. Jon Olsen Randy Willis carry Mot& Mike Cox Nick Nash Nick Wart 'S Randy Homer - Henry Finney David lass Dennis Cone Mike Soiple . Hwvrai Boll ' Wilder Awaiting Ball Curtis Holloway Bill Cart., Dwayne Minor D011 Jacobs Kenny lads Nick Nash Rick Evans David lass Nick Wait Morris Hodges Jack Precell Henry Flimsy Randy Willis Mike Con Scott Moyer Danny Williams Steve Peavey Steve Mayers Bob Burkhart Wyman Jackson Kyle Peters Keith Barnhart Herb Folder - Greg segis Richard Scary Lynn Dickerson Kem Sweat Rory stone Danny Allen Steve Mulligan David Simms Stan Salab.ns*, Melvin Melton Kevin Josii, Kyle Peters . 1 1 , %11,., I., I - RICk linnsft John Donahue Ron Brown t' Barry Swoaringer Sari Hatfield . '- -L ake Brantley- Offen-e Tommy white David Gas, Keith LaDay Steve Gala. Mike Garlic Mike Sapp Clark Gonzales Danny Kirby Jim Kromer Tony Sanchez Nick Ttuomblinsoi Greg Furner * Andy Brown 11 John Scheiti Kevin Collins Brian Mi,utclm Jim McCwUum Doug Canningten Baird Lyons Mark Davis Brian Bred. Randy Fewi.r Tommy Albers Edward Upson Dean Stiicklilotd Earl Major Kevin Kirschman Randy Larson Richard McGuire Marvin Goldman Geoff Nichols • Frank Megho, Duane Honaber Sod Keisdi Nick Ruedling,, -Defense---Doug Hancock Steve Shadileferd Rick Estrimeria John Fuller Jim Yarbrovgi Brad Keadle Mike lilian Little Lee Baker - Lee Riley BI Lee Baker John sobill L IF Bdwun Gonzales Chris Monquso Randy Jones Scott N.dditt Allan Jackson rim Ferg,e Lee Pelds -Lake Howell- offense- lOb Bray Richard Arnold Slev• Perry Steve lirchett John Blumbauglu Tony Cacciapiatj Mike Lacer, Mark Sctr MikS Fletcher John Brandorff Larry Connariat. Steve Foster Mike Couillard Bob lehman Mike Lacore Joey Clark Randy Pruitt John Flore. Steve Olson Mike Perry ----------------------- - Slew, Olson John Brumbaugh Bob Bray lob Soloman - Bob Luby Matt Simonelli Defense. ------------- Mike Lacer. SIu, Furry Bob Milanovich Pa? Eby Nibs Coulilard Rick Arnold Or" Abbott Paul Swift Ed Murpny Win Webb Mike Hanson Jeff Vann Karl Sohibury David Sutton Matt Stevens DAilOs Mug hint - - - - - - - - - Mitt Simonelli -Offense Jay Johnson Doug Lanier J.T. Willett Stacy Holderbaum Steve lolvin Malt Stevens Stuart Hall Doug Lanier Stuart Hall David Sutton Oiv,d M.lInqir J.T. Willeti Jell Vann Mike Hansen Ed Murphy Paul Swift Malt Stevens Mike S.gr,st Cliff, •lrfl Mike Praiser Mike Butcher R1 WTIR -__ T ' -: - - - , - . Fight .1 been perd" on the East lead- er's shoulder with tireless per. sistence recently -winning the last five games between teams. Years Ago Today NEW YORK (AP) - "He was centennial Stadium, not only Dempsey In a driving attack Jim Palmer, Baltimore's a very Impressive fighter, ended In an upset but divided a which brooked no restraining strung right-bander, sees llttl quick and smart, but I was rus- nation In its loyalties. Young- effort on the part of the ty. I felt as If! had never been In sters scrapped on street cor- champion." hope for his team, despite the ring before." - Jack ncr's and sons argued th I Orioles' uncanny domination of DemPSEY wi fathers over the respective merits Fleischer said that Dempsey ' the Yankees. 10 "1 knew he was a murderous of the brawler, Dempsey, and was only a shell of the vicious, "I 04 have to be a realist about puncher, a ki ller In the ring. But the scientific boxer, Tunney. relentless slugger who had the pennant - I think we J I also knew I had trained hard The official attendance was demolished big Jess Willard In delayed the Inevitable," said for th e fight. I was ready. I was 120,757. The gross was $l three rounds, crushed Georges Palmer. confident I would win." -Gene 733 of which )empsey, Carpenter In tour and stopped Oakland Manager Chuck Tunney. beaten champion, received Firpo in two prior to his threeTanner was a little more OP• It was 50 years ago todsy tha t $717,000 and Tunney 1200000 year period of Inactivity. timistic about his divisional Tex race after an 11-1 rout of the these two boxers squar ed off In was the pro"Gene went Into the bout a 4-1 what was destined to become motor. Rickard He was prodded Into underdog, but he made Dem. Royals Wednesday flight, one of the most memorable making the match by a re stless, psey look like a rank outsider," heavyweight fights of all time, cahungi.yDem A's ll Royals l psey, W Fleischer wrote. "With the exGene Tenace, Phil Garner the first Dempsey-Tunney fight been virtually Inactive since ception of two rounds, Gene was and Joe Rudi each pounded In Philadelphia on Sept. 23, knocking out Luls Firpo in 1923, the master of the situation. In home rum and Vida Blue 1926. The two old warriors and by the pressure from several rounds, he made cruised to his mu vict ory as recall almost every detail as If backe rs of the aspiring Marine. Dempsey look foolish." It were yesterday. The sky was overcast and a Dempsey showed only brief If there was any bitterness at light rain began falling when spurts of his old form. In the UN,time, It has evaporat ed over the two fighters entered the fourth round, he pounced on the years. Get This: oUtdOOrring.Dempaeychec Tunneyatthebel1andsent ce "I al ways ha ve had the in at 100 pounds, Tunney at reeling Into the ropes with him C,I a left greatest admiration for Dem- 185. hook. Later he staggered Gene psey, as a righter and as a Okl Nat Flelscher, late editor of with a ri ght but the cha llenger a man," says Tunney, 78, a semi. Ring Magazine, remembered took the punches and snapped retired millionaire who lives on later that Dempsey was tense back. Tunney was landing a palatial estate in Stamford, while the younger cha llenger punches wh en the round ended. d Conn., and spends one day a looked cool as an ice cube. There were no knockdowns. week In his 37th-floor office on "I wasn't a bit nervous," Once the arm-flailing Dempsey NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Ok- Par k Avenue. Tunney said recently over almost slipped on the wet can. lahoma Coach Barry Switzer "Gene was a far better boxer lunch at the New York Athletic van when Tunney side-stepped. says he's worried about his than I expected. He has been a Club, where he swims daily. "I Tunney opened a gash ovem ._4 team's mental attitude heading credit to the game," says Dem- had heard about Dempsey's Dempsey's right eye In he Into Saturday's clash with Flor. psey, the former Broadway res- lack of training. I was certain I fourth.!ntheslxth acutopene-j Ida State. taurateur. Still an im posing fig- could take him." over Tunney's right eye when "I know we'll have to play ure at age 81, Dempsey is reDem psey admitted that he the two butted heads. hard and I'm always concerned covering from a mild stroke entered the fight with some rca- Both Judges agreed Tunney with our mental attitude when and busy writing his memoirs ervatlons. "He looked pretty was winner by a 10-round dcclpeople expect us to run over "The Name's Dempsey" lean and sharp," Dempsey re sion, negating the necessity for someone," Switzer said at his Manhattan home. cabled. "I still thought I had too the referee, Pop O'Brien, to Wednesday. Although both call New York much punch for him. I felt 11 i cast a vote. It marked the first The fourth-ranked Sooners, home, they are rarely seen to- could catch him, I could beat passing of t he heavyweight title .two-time defending national gether. Just as the ir fighting him." on a decision. champ4ons, are overwhelming techniques were strikingly diaThe trouble was that Dem. The ring in which they fought favorites against Florida similar, so are their lifestyles. psey never cornered the quick, was purchased by Briggs Cun- _ - I f * Th _ Win Webb Chin Muller . I "• Dempsey superbly conditioned challeng. ningham, a wealthy sportsman, and were crushed 47.0 last week still hasbeetle-browed the rough edges of the er. and donated to Hill School i by Miami. onetime miner from Manassa, James P. Dawson of the New Pottstown, Pa. Switzer had c riticized his Cola., w ho hoboed on freight eswr o(fI the gh1. Ayearlater,onSPn.fl,l team Tuesday for a poor work- cars and fought for pocket York "He (Tunney) was complete In Chicago, Twiiuy was to out but said the Sooners showed ch ange In the back rooms of master, from first bell to repeat his vict ory in the famed improvement Wednesday. Western saloons. Tunney, the last. lie outfought and outluozed "long count" fight, then retire "We had a better practice Ic- loriiter stenographer and Ma- Dempsey at every turn. Where with the words, "Boxing can of. L% day and made some improve- rine, nwricd an hcire.i, Joined it had been expected that 1'un- ter me nothing further that I mont," he said. "Right now high '.ciety and became ney would break and run before desire." we're guessing at so many itowned for his penchant time vicious attack of Dempsey, Dempsey continued fighting things that Florida State might heavy reading. They dubbed he not only failed to back up but until 1940 when, at the age of 4,5, do, that we're making mis. hIm "Gentleman Gene." he wcnt forward all the time he hung it up. But the "Manassa takes. Our execution is not as 1t first f)emnpsey-Twuuei ..th the Instinct of the true Mauler" remained a ring good as It should be." fi ght, in Philadelphia's Sesqui. leathetneck and hammered legend. David Ps Cliffs larnoft Stacy Holdorbauim Jay Johnson - 'I \ - ______ I , ' am Maw Ja; 10,11 I a; PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING POST TIME 7.30 P.M. 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday 1 14. Witness breathless action sit the ball impscta with upeeda c1t50 mph -ii olsseridefçsyity to scale wail. auh to the court making return, wi th et.like orce sul accuracy. Luurious accommodations and tetewager girls to take ycuar wagers - pay your winnings. Ladies Fr Thursday N11d Flinty of free psebmg Aániesion5O,ijp both oduiet IUndsr 1$ not admittil) Feinnood BovI'veid. 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But the Orioles have Enrique Penate Sret Pee Ed Christians.,, Grog Warren Steve Peavey John Osborne Steve Meyers - - Tunney-Dempsey clinched a tie for the East Mike Wilson Larry Clark Son Ansley Danny Williams Wyman Jackson Keith Barnhart Chris German. , • ' Mike Wilson Ed Christianson Stan lalabanskj Kevin Jeseils Molvia Molten Chris Germane Sen Ansley David Simms Sari Heflheld Marcvs Kendrick By PAT Sunday when Tampa hosts But- other and they don't, publicly, A&M Secondary Associated Press writer tab and O.J. Simpson. at least. TAMPA (AP) Tampa has 15 rookies and 12 Their facilities are among the "I ckrn't think the tans are expecting too second-year players. Coach most plush in the league, with a To Be Tested much if they expect us to John McKay predicts that it new training complex and exscore," a Tampa Bay Buc will take three or four years to ecutive-office center. The caneers official says of the new build a contender. He said be woodpaneled locker rooms areTALLAHASSEE Florida MM will(AP) have its football team's first two game& would rather take young play- carpeted In red and are large hands full trying to contain the "If they were expecting us to era and mold them than opt for enough to scrimmage in. passing of North Carolina MT veterans and a quicker winning win, they were expecting too record. Twenty-four stadium sky quarterback Ellsworth Turner, boxes have been scooped i for RttI€r Coach Rudy Hubbard much," added Bill Marcum, th "We'll get better," said the season at rates from $15,000 predicts. rector of marketing forth. Na. $30 There's a four-tier tional Football League ex- McKay, "What the players to ,000. Hubbard said Wednesday panslon dub. "As soon as we need is their conjIJez,ce,I'm structure for reporters and that his players believe they beet somebody e pUy an es- ever going to get negative about VIPs. And players say the nit- can beat MiT. But he said his do they're emictlng game, well e more •Incx,;lenø4 seconda ry will enough to be a fWrwl:), (. a, people coming." & put to the test In the SaturThe Buca lack offensive cube- country dub. • itaj, contest In night Tampa Stadium attendance SlOfl on the field but are beginThe B4 had been in the 40,000 range rung to get It off the field. They munity has been quIqs to re"T ' r i.s feltqwutc,rback mod of preseason but fell to are adplthg the ways of spond wIth advertt4ig roppovc ex,I ha.i gcA Wfl'M (trw re'39,551 out of 49,0 Udits sold McKa y,who yshe can e forth. :w t,eijj, : I'' said Hubbart "lfe' Sunday as tie ILca, coW- 8 physical Uuieder bit not a A half-ho n.ekI show tea. because he can drop bak off a 23-0 put in Houston, mental error. turing McKay skid out almost to pa ndoll *ii4." -A their borne opener to San They have a positive ap- Emmedistely at WTVTTV, t AMt u rI 'entf in the A biego 23o. ProAdL Going into the gainei ce iffivate, sys *i1 mang- 'tu•co1 4I. iubburd Team iffiials say the they say they they can win er Ty Watts, slid tt aider., rraid only purges had little local appeal. Whet. it falls dpart, th?/ve "People are wa1l1p (s Zise, Jw 'its 'ek.n incenth,e In perexpect a better turnout been told not to blame c.ie annext y,",frjp, '. Virp bette' Non Brown 725; J,Richard, lfln, 159; Ks man, NY, ISO; MOnteluso, SF, Carlton, Phi, 165. , Oakland clubbed Kansas City. and a home run, leading The Oakland vi ctory narrowed Minnesota over Chicago. Bill Kansas City's advantage to six Singer, 12-9, scattered seven The New York Yankees and games In the West with 10 hits before needing ninth-Iiuilng Ka ns still are games remaining. driftinasg City aboveRoyals their respective who had won The Royals, relief help from Bill Campbell, five straight who picked up his 19th save. divisions In a holding pattern. gam , es meet the A's four more Red Sex 1, Brewers 3 The Yankees' "magic numtimes before the season ends. Jim Rice collected four hits, her" for winning the American Bange rs 2, Angels 1 including a pair of doubles, and League East remained at three Gaylord Perry pitched a Carlton Fisk hit a two-run andKansasCtty'sstayedatfive thr ee-hitter and Gene Climes homer, powering Boston over In the Wed after (rultiess efdrove In the deciding run with Milwaukee. forts Wednesday night. an infield single In the seventh Indians 3, Tigers thou tiree games are inning as Texas shaded CaliforJim Bibby h urled a three-hit. won, there's danger," said New ter to lead Cleveland over DoYork's Lou Pinlella after the nia, Twins 1, White Sox 3 troll. Bibby, 94 since the All. tenacio us Baltimore Orioles Butch Wynegar belted two Starbreakwhenherejoinedthe kepttbeirdesperate alive solo home runs and Rod Carew starting rotation, improved his with t twl.nigtg douhopes bl ' eheader sweep over the Yankees, 2.0 droveinthreerunswithatrlple record to 13.6. and M. Had the Yankees won but one of the games, they would have .-. '&---------------Defense----- ' Be Better: McKay Greg Warren Sill Thacker - u c s Embarrassed, Bu t Ion Olson Mike Seiple Rory Steno Rick lonneft Barry Swearing,r Richard Scary (em Sweat Herb Felder John Donahue Lynn Dickerson Danny Allen Larry Clark Marcus Kendrick Greg li,s - - Dennis Cone Nick Wart Gerry Meta lobby Johnson . - Dan Nash Dan Meta Greg Kerr Dan Smith Randy Homer Hurural Sell By The Associated Press -L - yman.offense- - " Mike Mullins David Caughell Chip Johnson Greg Kerr to , , ld i lobby John"" --------------------------------------Defense - --- - - . . . I , , I A.L.: Yankees, Royals In 'Ho ng Pattern' .111~~ Scott Meypr JalAlal (1) 360; $1044; 31:10. 0 (2 5) 23440; P (52) $49.70; T (S-2) EIGHTH I. Moneythanger (7) 3292.10. 31.16. 300, 2.20. 2.20; 2. Loco Motlo,, (2) ORLANDSEMINOLI Boston FIFTH- I. 2.60. 2.30;3. Bit Of Grace (l)210;Qj WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 3.40,4.70; 2. Printer's Iron (5) 7.20, (3-7) 3.10; FIRST P (7-21 $9.40; T (7-2.1) Mllwkee 1. Eddy-B.itla (2) 1040. 740 3. Carnival (5) 1.10; 0 (ii) American League 51 125 77 ,, $ 1040; 37:9), 300, 4.30; 2. UuaMlguoh II) 3.40, 47.10; P (II) 3 BATTING Well (373 t bats) - 7.00; 3. JoseSanchez (1) 3.60; 0 (3132.30; 1 (1-Cs) 513-30. NINTH I. Fawn Dawn (4) 44.00,' Kin City 3130 $ 4 579 McRae, KC, .331; G.Brett, KC. I) $37.00; P (2$) $13130. II 00, 0.20; 2. Rising Hope (4) 16.00, Oakland .331; Carew, Mm, .32; SOS. SIXTH- 1. AFTA (I) 9.10, 6.40, 10.00:3. maraschino (a) 8.10;Q (44) 53 70 .sw SECOND 1. Eddy-Aiberdl Mi,y,esota 7 600: 2. Patient Polly (3) tack, Mm, .374; LeFlore, Del, .313 10 3.40.3.00; $102.40; P (41) $13330. I (41$) -1 ts.00, 10.00, 7.00; 2. Uria-JavI California .316. HerbIe Talon (5) 300; 0 (3.1)37.30;3.53,533.40; 71 (3 .441 1$ 31:32. 11.20, 5.00; 3. OguIza-Yza (1) 500, Texas Q P (1- 3)140.10; T (1-33) 441.10; 31_U. RUNS-R.Whlte, 6, Ii .451 )9i NY. 100; 15*3 $31.40; P (1-5) $211.00; DO 121) TENTH i. Dart (3) Chicago eo Carew. Mm, 91; LeFlore. Dd. $10310. SEVENTH-I. Wright Bronze (6) 2.40, 220; 2. First Class (7) 310, Wednesday's Results fl; Rivers, NY. 92; G.Brett, THIRD I. LarrlColdo (3) 12.00, 14.00.4 '40, 3.00; 2.GeronimOECkert 3.40:3. Midnight Major (1)3.40:0 KC. 9). Cleveland 3, Detroit 0 (1),350;) .Iosie Potts (2) 3.50; (3-7) $11.00; P (3-7) 3.60, 340; 2. UnzaArana (4) 3.O0 $37.30; 1 (3.7-1) 34020.00; P (6.1) Baltimore 2 S. New York 0.2 RUNS BATTED IN-L.May, 400; 3. Eddy-Elorza (7) 4.40; 0 (3-4) Q (16) 73.20; 1 (412) 1335.00; 37:7. Sal, 101. Munson, NY, 100; $3150; P 299.40. 3) 49. Boston 6. Milwaukee 3 (36) ELEVENTH Oakland ii. Kansas City 1 Ystnzemski, Bin, 91; Chamb EIGHTH- 1. En Park (0) 9 40. (3) 1020, 3.* - I. Traveli,, Ross FOURTH I. Eddy-Sanchez(2) 400, 2.50; 2. PolIte Pinto 'Mmnntsota 6. Chicago 3 liii, NY, 93; Mayberry. KC. 91. 820,3,60.2.60; 2. 2. Mar 20 Ru Cap (7) 17. , (4) 340, 2.50; 3. Arecha.Quiola Chicory (I) 4 Texas 2. California ) Q', HITS-G.Bre$t, 3. Bob's Lips (6) 1.60; 0 (70) (4-3)111.00; P(5.1) XC, 203: 6.40,1.00 $3$.2o 1(3-Il) Today's Games Carew, Nun, 190; Rivers, NY. 0(211 ; 3. AldanaElorza (5) 3.40; 3040; (1-7)10390; T (S74)411.60. $211.30; 11:01, $4o; P12-i) $113.70; DO (3. 31 49. Milwaukee (Travers 13.14) at 152: Munson, NY, ill; Chamb. 2) $76.50. TWELFTH I. Bold Admiral (3) Boston IL., ill list. NY. 150. FIFTH NINTH- 1. Randy Rugari (2) 2.60,3.30,3.30;7. Cracking Graig (2) Baltimore (Flanagan 24) at DOUBLES-Otis, I. AlavaB.ngoa (2) 560,3.40,3.00; 2. Dasher (3) 3.40, XC, 40; 7, 0. 10.20,4.00:2. Bilbao-Ramon '2-'O. 3.& 3.GoldPaIace(1)240.Q New York (Hunter 16.14), In) 740; 3. McRae. XC, 33: Carty, Cle, 32; 10.20, 160; 3. MiruriArca (6) 6.20; 1110; P May (23) London $1.90; (5)340;Q (2-3) (2-3) $20.00; P (3-2) $37.40; T (32-I) Oakland (Tone: 1110) at DEvans, Bsn, 31; Lynn, Bin, 0 (23) T M3 a) 10440. V7.20; 35:30. 53900; P (32) $17.70. Kansas ot,. ( L eonard 17.5), In) 3; Chambliss, NY, 31; Riven, 31 . A - 2303, Handle - $l9l,a5 'XTH I. Larri Soto (1) 5.40, Minnesota (Redfern 4$) , NY. 31; RudI, Oak, 31. 4 500, 3.10; 2. Oguiza.Zarre (SI 9.10, Chicago (Barrios ii or Gas TRIPLES-OBrelt, KC, 11; 560; 3. Patxi-B,ngoa (3) 3.60; 0 (1sage 113). (n) Garner, Oak, 12; Carew, Mm, 5) 532.40; P (IS) $117.40. Texas IBoggs 161 at Calufor. M on d ay. nia (Kirk*ood 612), ( n) Only games scheduled Friday's Games 11 Boston at Baltimore, In) ,, 101 ?I "I" Milwaukee at Cleveland, (ii) r' PA Un New York at Detroit, In) 1 Kansas City it Texas, In) Oakland at Chicago, In) 191 Only games scheduled 553 •,, 11 77 71 .3)0 IS 76 77 .4t7 17 65 53 .450 24 Baltimore Cleveland 40 -offense Jack Dan Smith - hl.. Barber Veenis Quinn lady Pickens Steve Samoan Tim Palmer - ~; Ken Meadows Henry Gilchrist Virgil Jenkins Ricky Iryson - - it Greg Pringle Nod Turner Oviedo Ga I Danny Flint DOilnolI Gilchrist Nick Mann Jeff Anderson Otis Biggins David Wltchiar Chad 1.11 Lyman's Greyhounds are panting for victory. Seminole High receiver Tom Green ponders Friday After a couple of near-misses, coach Dick Copeland night's home game against Oviedo has Friday's home encounter against Colonial I pegged as the "make-or-break" game, figuring the team can go either way from here. Lake Howell will have all its marbles riding on tors Junior quarterback Joey Clark, now that Jim Pritchard has moved to Georgia. The Hawks have relied on the passing arm of Pritchard since he was a sophomore. "It's a loss, but that's football," says coach Curtis Keen. "What you do is regroup and go from GAINESVILLE (AP) One eight times and gained 87 yards J hlimJoey is a fine quarterback an4 is going to be of, these 101*11Saturday for aflaVefgaO(lO.9 yards a better Hejt hasn't ha d a cha nce to show what he POSSIblY thenèxt one, Wilfe' try. Two rths went fortOuch. could do, having played in the shadow of Pritchard." Wilder will get a chance to downs, one as Florida lost to North Carolina 24-21 and one as So to speak, the Hawks come out of the shadows demonstrate hishidden t 'win FI Florida running the Galors trounced Houston 49 Frida y night in a home game against Melbourne. back yearnsOcatch passe. He 14. More adversity comes as Norbert Seals plays hopeis to do so when the Gators As a sophomore last year, legislator this week at Boys State and misses meet IlIIuIppI State here Wilder ran 51 times for a net of Saturday's game in St. Augustine against Deaf and Saturday. 295 yards and an average of 5.8. Blind, which rarely plays that way. "You catch a pass and you He scored two touchdowns, but Lake Brantley's problem is spelled Gainesville, usually have four or five yards Oneofthemwason his ijy pass of running room," he said. reception of the season, And, to make matters worse, it is in Gainesville. "Take a handoff and there covering six yards. The crystal ball was worth a 5-1 showing last % week, eople all around There was a time In junior running the season totals to 8-3. Wilder wants that bit high when Wilder gave up footof This week, I see a tall, dark stranger. wearing ,ung room so he can turn on his a striped shirt and waving a hankerchief: speed. was tall but wasn't really Lake Howell 14, Melbourne 7 The 189potmd, 6-foot-I junior heavy," he said. "My position A fitting beginning for a new era as the Hawks literally ram a meet record In tim. FJ1S1dS was defensive back and I didn't of Columbus track meet at like It. I wasn't having as much the ball down the throats of the Brevard visitors, Washington, D.C., last winter, success In football as I was In Gainesville 34, Lake Brantley 13 Not quite a running what-ever-they-want victory for the Hurricanes, se the 60 yard dash in 59 track, so I quit football. "In high school they klnda because they don't blow the Patriots out until the Wilder says he's Just as gave me anether spot, and It's fed last quarter. In a football urdfmm funny, just the opposite hapSeminole 27. Oviedo 0 That's a stiff Seminole "It doesn't affect me," he peiiet Football became my defense, and the only question about the game ap- said. "You run the same way. main sport" It doesn't bother Wilder that pears to be if they can indeed shut out the Lions. You just have different equip. menton.Itiiinznywisan hedoesn'tcarry the ball more. Trinity Prep 14, Deaf & Blind 6- For a change, asset You Since Florida has nine varsity that the Saints have to work and can't fork over the skinny guys wi faster than big running backs, substitutions victory signed, Seals and delivered, guys." are frequent. Lyman 20, Colonial 14 For the umpteenth In the first two games this "I've always been around a time, I'll try the 'Hounds, who usually leave me fail, Wilder hasn't been a r& group of good backs," he said. howling over an errant prediction. ceiver. He has carried "I've never been the guy who could make a team go or make it stop. I like it that way. It takes a lot of pressure off." what Houston B Coach Bill Yeoman said after Florida trimmed his team last week, he added: "When our offense Is executing, no one can Will stop the Gators. We're that good." . 000111011 011clw'ist Ken Mildews Morris lirbir cm non lob Sirensin Jim ldmonds Chip Wilkins I - ' - - - - - - - - - - - ----------- - -------- - - - -Defense - --- - - * , - P Seaniii $trawter Chris liggins 1 . Dog Racing John Litton Mark Renaud Nate Was1legton ELEVENTH- I. Travofiru Jane - '' Darrell JIIHI5ISI PICkCM Tom Green Ricky Mann Willie Hvgies Jim Edmonds Steve Benson labert Charles Kurt Schlrard Red Turner Tim Palmer •. Sal, 23: . Seminole - RUN$-G.Ne$flii. ReJackson, L.May, 511. 35; HendrIck. CIO, (IS with all-H $110.4, (IS wHoa II 330410. 31.21. 75; Bando, Oak, 35. 3) 1143.35, - m g -% By The Ausdat. Pr.g Leaders SSVIN I. JintQua IS) TINYN- t "!! is.iiru.Is, 4Io;2.cch.Mig,el(1) W*, 11.10. 4S; 2. Vera G.nn it) SO0pl 0;J.Aldsne.Aç(7)4g,; 3.4O,i.O0;3, DannaEck.rp (1) .IO, O('•S)$iiJI;P(S-I)13.4&10;L.Q Q(7I)47.4&P(s2)lss.1o;y(I.2.)) - ___ Midweek developments on the high school football scene In Seminole County could have strong bearings on this w€k's games. Consider Oviedo coach Joe Montgomery refused to lower his head after losing to New Smyrna Beach by a 56-0 count and having given up points In two games. "In fact, I'm proud of these kids. We lost a football game, but the boys on the team conducted themselves well In the face ol adversity, " he says. And, the Lions play arch-rival Seminole Friday InSanford. Seminole Is certain to have a major lilt with newstIattheFHsAAwiunotaska1o.vjdOryOver Mainland be forfeited because Tim Raines' name was inadvertently omitted from the weekly eligibility form. Wlt' :. HONE NY, 30; NATIONAL LEAGUE last Pt,ila W L Pct. GB U 3 .4w Pitts N U .346 6 New York III 71 .533 ii - U: eostoc. MH, g; 5 Tied Malor League STOLEN BASES-NN EIGHTH I. Mtin.Aifv ( I) (6)1.10,3.30, 3.10 2. Persu.dor Acre ing, that's all," said Stargeij. tie, then Bob BOOn. added a Oak, 73; LeFlore. Del, II; 14.20,1041,7.4;3. National League big 11 Mariol,.Juen (3) (7) 00 4.4; 3. Y es Man (3) 5.10:0 BATTING "We've come too far for me to two-i'wi single later In the (375 Campaneris. at bits)Oak, ; Pate, II 30; 3.lalaEctiowe(3)4.,g,1Q (67)2)10; P (67) Chicago The numbers are against say anything else. Our aWtucle eighth-inning ztbur.t it 3 444 2l' Madwct, Chi, 112.g,; T (673) 337; So: Baylor. Griftey. KC, Oak., 41, (38) *37.30; P (*3) 134W St Louis ii i .430 23", Ciii, .333; C .Ma&ia,i, p 411.30. 3111. them, and those numbers are just can't change. No matter PITCHING (14 DecisIons)Montreal NINTH -1. Aredia 52 ii .347 3 (4) 5.41, S.N. Doiers GIUIa Row. Ce. .335; Morgan, Clii, W.Campbeli, Mlii. 14-3, .743. 1.10; 3. PaUl TWILPTq-l. Sansge Runaway '. gettlng worse each day. But the what the outcome, we can't say West (1) 6.00, 1.45; 3. AlIva 141 9.41L 6.30, 3.10; 2. Blue Grace (I) 3 3.)) Garland, Sal, II.?, .730. (3) 3.10: Q (II) RIg)*-handM' Don Sutton be- sCinci $43.30; P (4-1) 7.30.110; 3. TPuo.and(6) 140; of 35 31) Pittsburgh Pirates are not yet we lost because we didn't put came a 20-game winner for ,j Q (4 RUNS-ROSe, Cm, 174; Mor. 7.71 Blbby, Cie, 136, .454, 3.11 162.10 Los Ang N 46 .346 Il", gan, CIII, III; Griff,y, Cm, 7; *3 30.50; P (II) ei.00; 1 (416) ready to throw In the towel, Leonard. KC. 175. .410, 3.31 forth an effort." TINTN '-1. flI,' 74 Saeli first 75 (3) 10.10, 7.10. time hi his 130.10. Cheer when p 31.31. . E.F'iguei'n., NY, 15.5, .49, 3M 300; 2. well have win our San Fran 7011 •, 'rheptrate haveloseyenof dOppedtlWGIaIdsOnsixhi,sto San A- 1446; Handle- 11*374. ,, D.Ellis, NY. leo, .7. 3.10 Fermin Lures (6) 1. 5.50; 3. Diego lad lOin a row and e Plilliles t ir lad 11 gam I (3)3,00; 0(3.4)11110, P (3. RUNS BATTED IN- Fidrych, Del, 174, .454, 2.4 4)1?43.40; DO (4.3) $11t* th he es, Including raise his record to M. Sidton Atlanta wil"Maybe l have to lose 10," 61 07 .433 31½ G.Fot,ç, Ciii, lit; Morgan, Tiant. Bin. 3011, .441, 3.01. said Pt- threeof th WEONISDAY NIGHT scllnctied ILIVINTN-1. Cacho.Zerrel division title efrLutfouruchin who compiled 19-9 records j din, 110; Watson, Hirt, iS; STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, rates outfielder Al Oliver. Iti heartstopping FIRST - i. Champion Flame (1) Cal, 14.10,S.00,440;2, Patxl.Quiola Wednesday's Results fashion. On 1972 and 1974, struck Out five Schmidt, Phi, 57; Murcor, SF,' 30); Tanana, Cal. 331; BlyloChicago 4, Pittsburgh 3 1.20, 3.10; 3. Aretha.Eiers (3) 4.00; 540,310, 4.00:3, Whipgsjdeal (3) lm not logical, but It's still O557. Monday, Mets rookie Lee and walked four In posting his yen, Ten, 201; Eckerslcy, Cli. 0 (24) *33.00; P 2.* 310:3. Printer's Star fl 0.40; Philadelphia Si. Louis 4 (1-2) 133.30 sible." MOTS-Row. Cm, 707; Monte. 170; Hunter, NY, 161. 0 (21) $13.30; P (431 143.40; 31:10. M1211111 tilt a two-na homer eighth straight victory. New York 1. Montreal 3 TWELFTH I. BltbioAttu no:. All. 155; Garvey, LA, Ill; Each day, however, the 11th two-out In th fl.O0 12.41. 3.10; 3. MafloleEthav, Cincinnati i, San DIego 3 SICOND- I. Wino Sock (2) 2.40, e ninth to heat Rede 4, Padres 3 Buckner, LA, 153; GrIlle1, Cm, poedbllity (1) lOX. 4Q; 3. Fermun.J,an (I) 320, 300; 2. Penrose Dot (1) 7.i, Housto,, 3, Atlanta 2 ws more and pttg us s4, my lost the Cincinnati became the fi 3.20; 0 (3-1) 161.00; P (3-4) $339.i; 600; 3. Demon (II 11.00; 0 (13) L Angeles 3. San ancisco DOUBLES-Rose. Cm, 10; Big Q(2.4wIffiaIl3)$7s.4(3.wi more remote. The Pirates took second half of a doubleheader lean In National League his131.10; P (3.1) $43. 40; 1 (3-11) G.Maddoi, PhI, 37; another Madloclt, step .10. DO (4-3)52300; 35:31. all 1) 113.4. Tedaysoa,u, towards Tuesday 2-1 to Qilcago on a tory tO have seven pitchers Post Chi, 33; Johnston,, Phi, 33 AT EAST COLONIAL THIRD elimination Wednesday when two-out single In the rni) InnIng, I. Mariim's Cuie (6 Pittsburgh (Demery 106) at Smmmont, StL. 34 10 or more victories In one sea- Chicago (R. Reusthel 1311) Pro Division 710,100,2.40:2. L's Pert Pasfin IlL, 4i TRIPLES.-O.Cath , Phi, 11; Clarence Daniels And Wednesday It was Joe son whenDon Gu1lettra1,ed 340,1.30: 3. Leagued (3) 4.30; Q M. St. Louis (Rasmussen S-il) as Geronu,ne, Ciii, 11; D.Parker, LarryGulr,atp, to the Chicago Cubs on a ran- Wallis' single of 33 37 fl....aj 7) 1*50: P (6.7) 1101.10; T (41-2) f relief pitcher record to 10-3 by beating the Philadelphia (Carltor, 116), In) Pgh, tO; W.Oavis, SD, 10; Ty. Gary English 3030-21-10 1313.00; 'i. scoring single by .Joe Willis In Kent Tekulve which drove Padres. New York (Seiv,r 1110) at son, SIL. Jack Poole 9; G.Fosteq, Ciii, ; FOURTHi. Top Fern (6)530 Montreal (Hannahs 10), (ii) the ninth inning. Griffey, Cm, s. DAYTONA BEACH Amateur Division home Jerry Tabb from second 1.40,3.40 3, Brindle Skipper (4)1:20: Mets 4, Expos L Aflgel, (HoOton 1014) at 2 MATINEE RESULTS That im Manning lo ,co%cledw1thptila- fora4declSIon.Tabb,ap. RUNS-Klngman, NY, J .t I 3227-24-13 2.00; 3. HI 0 He (I) 3.30; 0 (1-4), Francisco IMontefusco IS- 37;HOME Jon Matlack, 16-9, scattered San FIRST-I. Cory Allison (2) 10.20. $13.10; P Schmidt. Phi, 36; Monday, Jones delphla'sl-4 victory over the St. hitter, had walked to start the eight 131, In) (6-41 $33.10; I (44$) Chi, 30; G.Fost.r, Cm, 29; Nor- S'eveYadioczky hits and got lad-out relief 303323_a 3lO.2.IO;2.We,4ape,(5)310. 104.40:31:36 Only games scheduled gin. On. 27. Chuck Palm Angel (6) 3.10; Louis Cardinals, sank the ninth and taken second on a help from Skip Lockwood 2333 21-63 3. Wright 0 (3-3) FIFTH I. Traceys Totjp () Friday's Games 16.40; P (25) 39.10. 31.34, STOLEN t Pirates iii full gam beh BASES-Morgan, JOhn Gain 33.40, 7.40, 4.10; 2. PrInters Strikef 302125-1 Philadelph ia at Montreal, 7, es ind sacrifice. After Rick Monday against Mont real. Vet oCiii, SO; Doug Short Lopis, LA, 54; SECOND-i. Dudley Do Good (3) (5)5.40,3,4; 3. In the National was Intentionally veras, Pgh, SS, Brock. SIL. 31 302121-o 3.40, 3.00, 300; 2. Wright Gala (7) 51 563.40; P (60)Janis (3) s, Steve Woodley ond baseman Felix Millan (In) 21.31.V--ft San Diego it Atlanta, In) League East. The Phils have 12 Wallis delivered hiswalked, 5217.30; T (6.5-3) Cedeno, JOSYiCIOCCIly . Htn, S3 56 40,5.40;3. Penrose Vixen (0) 2.00; $413.20; 31:67. 33.30.fl. game- drove In two rims for the Mets. Chicago at New York, (n) PITCHING (14 Decisions)- Bill Hubbard 303032-gO 0(3-7)4.00; P (3-1) games renaming, the Pirates winning hit on a 3-1 count, 73.00; 1(3.7.0) SIXTH Pittsbu rgh at St. Louis, (n) 1. Piggy Fallo,, (2) Astros 5, Brave. 2 Rhoden, LA, 123. .000. 2.,, Al Tom Rusnak 32-30-2,--gl 219.10; DO (231 $3.30. 3171. just 10. *00, 610, 2.1.0; 2. Becky 5u, (4) pi,,, Caà Bob Watson and Jose Crig In)Houston at San Francisco, cala, CIn. 11.3. .716. ,s3 NeviceDlyisien THIRD- I. Bellamy Staci (3) 4.00.2.40; 3. Buster Ylfes Team leader Willie Stargell (7)3.00; Q C.Ms$zger, SD, 11.3. 746 Bill Lo*ie $*S30,3.0020u Philadelphia erupted for drove In two runs apiece for the 211$13.30, P(3.4)4j40; lq li: C'nchnnati 01 LC4 agreed, howevr, that there's eight Carlton, Phi, 116, .730, 3.16 Ron Harrison IOO; 3 runs In the eighth Inning A.,dros, who have won three .Momma'sllna(,)t40Q(, $143. 323-136--107 3) 31.40; P (3-)) 00. In) Brian Lowle Zachry. On, 143. .731, 2.73 Can 75.40; T (3.1-2) no point to the Pirates rolling to beat St. Louis, Dick Allen's their last four games In of SEVENTH I, Tels Heatnor (3) 3S37-34-110 S1.60. 31.43. AMERICAN LEAGUE deliria, Pgh. 15-6. .711, 3.17 Brent Wenger th eir 43-3333--lu 400 3.00, 3.10; 2. Ed's i m pulse (4), over and playing dead. East Koosman, NY, 209. 690, 2.71 FOURTH- 1. Tisket Tasks? (I) 4.40, 3.30:3. Sam two-run single off Cards relief hid to clinch third place In the (sj 4.40, Q "We've just got to keep play- ace Al Hrabosky snapped a 4-1 NL Sutton, LA, 209, .690, 3.10. W 33-80-13.60, 9.40; 2. Ed's Moon Dust (3 4) $5.10; P (3-4)Talon Pct. $11.41; 1 West. New York (2) STRIKEOUTS -Seav,r, 7.20, 7.10; I. Blue Violet NY, '---I \ MJJSCpREBaRD "- I 'I ssp, , Mill-Y A - -As Ph us I eaci By S ix :o Bob gray r ' ii t 0' Alvin Sweet I I it 0 By JIM HAYN A 1 I a ______ Haynes' Hunches A. Looking over, the shoulders of Seminole County high scnool. football t coaches, the Evening Herald presents The Clipboard, weekly feature displaying depth charts from the I blackboards in coaching offices. are at One stroke hIgJ*r are Vivian Falardeau of Spruce Creek and Pam Didrich of Oceanside. Willi" Gain a$:*aiL sholem dart MOOday morning at ` 1. . DEAL ___ NEW LOW PRICE ____ ___________ Her fl _ __ Royce Model 1-650 mobile radio, computer tuned and tested for peak performance 'Includes two-way antenna with parts Iortrunkorrooftopmountung 'OV • LIMITED QUANTITY. INSTALLATION AVAILABLE! , ' 191% yc to Buy 'Cash e Goodyear Revoivu,g Ciare Our Own Cusiom.t CnidII Plan 0 UiststCia, • BanlAmerlca,d -. Amirican piess Mcniy Cae Cast. Blanche • Diners Club RSTST SANFORD PH 3222821 `A : J • .-. f .1/c %-.',',t - -)' jr..-'.- - . . . .1 , •, • . ri,- f. r -- - t I.- z:. 1.. -- •'• t.L' I, " ;lf r (.j4ir .. " '•-r -< ' _ .", 7 "rr :J I t - (-' In OF3, -. .T . . 'a •c ' - 'r ____ me"s'Z - ip I ' j..' f.q4 -r--' ' r:'.- '-v-'- ':' ' . .-. /k,Ir ._: - --i" _t_.- '- ______ 4, : ' . .:; __iz. .....................- c ~izl f, _ _. ; ' _ .• .......,....... ..r.*. -: '., - , ' ,-..,, . -, ." •'-.':' j_f.. ..., ' : ' - - , ' - ,- - .' ' - , • .- _ I - , .- . , - . - , '.' -- - - - - , . ' ' ., .................................................... 1. ...............', I . - - ' , . I. ' -,- . - - -. % , - , , - '' -- 1. �_ _______ CALENDAR VVQ%4M w_ ThU1AY 8EFTEMBEft Casselbarry ties., 1:30 p.m., Lind a' T Department, t*glns at 4p.m., Firenan a Recreation Hal!, Columba Road, DeBary. Rides, bin go, and barbecue. lDAY,SEPMMU *4 - j ... 7p Bonsai _________________ 1 . ' home of Mrs.F.E.RowAllst,910 PWmefto Ave., Sadord. Robert l3selln will speak on an U.& conlittguon, Plait sale sponsored by Seminole Coenty ,Yowig Republicans, 10 min. to 5 p~m, 1wd ele S.0 Batary 7:30 am. Ird CoIey's, gt*iu 5k Searlsa KIwaa 7 a, Buck's Ta.gl.wwd AA, dosed. I . Richard's QJL Leagued AA dosed, I pm, lollIng Hills Moravian, SR 43C YAC's ash for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Iando. Ll • •.•. ' * ;) t1fl and mail it ancient at bo, so great is his skill. That is the gaging sponsored by the Qainber of CommerceandHolldayInnrtfngatIla.m.at [ MO Marina. Thlrty4lve boats of District I, Catam psrucatIng. Peblic i nvi ted. AY8EPTII3r Sferd VFW Peat 11111, $ p.m., peat horn,. C.Mq Fair sponsored by DeBary Iwdeer Fire U Bill Boyer we to cover his Western features with an Oriental muk it would be e to '.. 4:: didates. SeadMk CIfl .-barbecue, 1:30 pm.,Sanford °'k Cats By JEAN PA17ON W..ea's MIer Mike RLakaIla, another bonsai erdlualad who, with Boyer and George Mayberry hopes to establish a bonsai dub in ' Simford. S K AM Ask GOOrge C. Hearn IN/ r1ro"1110 CALL 834-8776 The OFFICER Aga New *NM The for (IJIJ Sanford Police Ptlmn Steven D HanIett, left, receive, plaque and congraIWat from Police Chief Ben Butler. Harriett was named Officer of the Month for August. HONORED Bonsai, Boyer etoIned, to an art which began in Odna centuries ago, but was perfiected in jam. it Is the Art Of trimming am training tnm when Mq we AM small, so that they become! miniaturized. A (WIPM plant can be kept inches in NUK aitton*l1moat are between six and 30 ' tall, Larger and older bonsai trees may exceed te Where Quality Sells 104 E. Commercial INC. - Service Tells Dial 322-5762 - IIL IF I B fool feel. -- 4. P&SO" ES Harold H. Kastner, president of the Harold H. Kastner Co. of Sanford, has pented the Distinguished Service Award 0 "A Man Agriculture" by the Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association. 90 sell in Juniper wa; Aft hall encourage the develop.. meat it feeder re rather thenngtepts,andth soil to changed. This proos also encourages the growth it new twiggage. Nursery nrithuJunip,r elms, bald cypress, bougalnvlua and azalea are favored bonsai sub jects. ____ Pine copper wires are need to t1fl the branches ear growth oyer ezalsinied that bomal indbusiasts try to achieve bapreadon that the tiny tree has had a long and rugged life on some lonely windswept Achieving a avenerable110[rikot he calls IL The attraction of bonsai, said Boyer, is that the gg owa is working with natural subjects and creatively Impeoving on nature. It Is a quit, ceotemplitlee hobby, in tune tth current te in growing Things. U one b the small and trains them oneself, ft is not an expensive bobby, altho full grown bonsai trees cost a great deal money to phue. Bons to a captive a, warns Bayer, and the _ ts need daily watering pla__ andthforinsectsor sease Thea a growing number it persons the Sanford area who are trying their hand at bonsai, and for this reasonBoyer, RIik,flg and Mayberry are keen to gel a dub going. Sanford Qieniber, end will cun wobo to it bonsai Japen's Bicentilal gift totheU.&wuacofl.etion at bonsai some mom than xOi Boyer said collection to valued it $4 inilH The three men will exhibit their bonsai collections ouwows at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Saturday from1Oato2p Boyer hopm pawn I-,tereited In seeing the plants and In joining the dub will attend.mre is q charge for "M persiow Intereated in studying the bonsai art actively engaged in ft will jolLThe club, will hold monthiy matings at the S - Bli Am wej bei Wh be( las def the -- Melamin e . . . 8. . . Bouquet 8.49 Marco mange 9 09 804 Blue Venetian Lace ••••••..•..•989 :::: :::: ::: 966 Italian Green Marble _______________________ Con tes t • .. jj. ,. • panel nailsoradhesive. "IC ure Blue surfer. Mltreen Surfer . - Ill/il I' • 2130 3 -- 6 9 m m 8.8 1% 1 Aluminum finish , •......•...•.•••.. •••. Natural Lauan SHELVES .1 L1. 'r'T, • •- 1.09 1.59 •--. .. Solid construction, warp free beautiful veneer finish. Ready to finish. food K, covers 75 . ft. Harry Reynolds has been named comptroller of American Food Sen-ices, headquartered at the tionj Sanford Central Florida airport. 1 —swam 19 MAIL BOX a Gallon 11 x a%,, x ac?e' f prime gal is ' 59 vaniz8d steel. Rugged door, tapered red flag, 0 9 0 ' r •L1r. L,Ji[•. hit,. SANFORD he fie Aluminum MAIL BOX STAND : _ ----------•---.------ ;..'.... - ' ....::, tL'g.'', :.. ST FABRICS T THRU MON ' Gallon ......... ... 6a WIDE ' -- Now, here's top is by Sunspots and the fancy front Iac.d leans with pointed lealhersondols wedges yet. The/ bend and s 34 ... L E Th t j Narrow & Medium 1799 Widths flexible ...just Ma tching Ha nd ba gs Available like you' Note: We Wi ll Be Cloud Sat. 25 - GABARDINE FASHION FALL MA~.N. FASHION COLORS' P&~CH. WASH NO-IRON 89 InNol Todd;drs Sizes thru 14 First St. _ fl3 CONTEMPORARY yd. COLORS WA511 9 NO-IRON W'WIDE POLYESTER & COTTON KRUMBLE / wardrobt 210 E. S ! q INC DIAL 322 3524 • ' TEXTURIZED EARTH CLOTH flic 218-220 E. FI R ST 5 T. DOWNTOWNSANFORD Do-it-yourself Feeling . CAr0I Is 10 Years old and a student at Lake. view Elementary. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lud. wig, Sanford. L & I' 100% POLYESTER "Y yoke are by Di"o. They're available In Sizes to 14 at The Little Wardrobe. pliable wood 7 QUANTITY SIGHTS wig's traffic stopping Free and easy feel just great ' ' SUEDE This Outfit L * - DISCOUNT SA LE Eye .,_._.... la with reflection, contraclion and expansion features to preserve, insulate and 29 "AM • .11 PRICES GOOD CUvem(ldcId.formu --- Afforivy poke ,hinft, cHic, 1776 DI B1CENTENNIAL 09 AMPT CA 1976 ROOF COATING =11 7*30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7.30-5:30 SATURDAY PH:323-4700 • 0 utfit wthr.aaIc:y __ 700 FRENCH AVE. •• j 'Ij 1 IW 4t M Each Five Gallon a:-. Just Off Hwy173 • o SALE PRICES GOOD 8 EEM8 ER24thrU30 .. LeksMa SM. Manag, p t _______ 898 Five Gallons - 12" x 36" ....................... 3.49 12" x 48.. ........................ 2.99 yew e fft 11hssdpneN4 L 4.')1T PH. 327243 Gloria Per 0., .... 5.29 V OPEN 110:011A.M.T05:30 PAt DAILY Square Dances -' 101, X 361. ........................ rectil .,.. I ______ ____ W win, phww t: •• Seals hairline cracks. Re-saturates gut_ face Won't flake crack or track, sc O% if 060AN1CCOMPOST - ' - AsPhaff Bass DRIVEWAY COATING Each U.S. Rural 2'Standard ........... FERTIUZEn COW MANURE 3532 - a Bracket ___ L J --- 99 AnOdizedaluminu in Walnut, Gold or 411 do PAINTINGI e PERUVIAN LLAMA RUGS PUNTS • MACRAME Foresters Set and BRACKETS 95 r.s0... ••. D n n rHonors After 20 Years On Job j Has raised Panels for authentic colonial design. P W once again loom on the horizon 149 39 ' V beat IdLl4 Medicare Subscribers .419~ / SIX ENTRANCE DOOR I fill i ' •...•.•••• reen Dimension Pecan - %I Penthouse Walnut - . ..............7.99 Mud • MEDICARE SUPPLY CO WALL PANELING Install these 4' x a, panels quickly and- easil y min ever h 5/32 1 th*nI MISAWN Gild South Amonkfil Arts and Crafts withthepmIs of goodumes for all. Bonnie Snow, contact person for the beauty petition, has application forms ready enued out byqueen .• ~Iouttque nit The annual Tri-County Roadrunners Hearing Con. semtiOn Jamboree and its - .. ' T5; _____ PreffniShild vtusw000r Plantano:Pecan 3 • Beugainvifta ..••••••.•.••• - -. 4 •; • Queen , - E"h . 700 old Fleck 800 White Venetian Lace.. 1~ . ! 11 B Lk$UIdA$b$tO$ ROOF COATING SIZE wimn".4 plastic enamel 900 Gold Marble 904 Blue Marble Jess C. Diets, senior vice president of aarkDietz and Associates, Sanford, Is among 11 engineers iho will receive distinguished service citations from the College of Engineering of the University Of Wisconsin at Madison, October 8. Dietz is being recognized "for significant efforts in sanitary and hydraulic engineering and for numerous publications In these areas." He received his bachelor's, master's and PhD degrees in a S ;,.? . LARGE '.l . ..,4. •'.; •.. _ - •. ATTrIITI%IJ, NI I LII I lUll. 149 • x 8' prefinished panels of 1 /8" hardboard with • , • I •. The contest will be held at the SanfwdCivic Center onOct. .. SHUF&D atlp.m Contestants must be Fiber reinforced and between the ages of 15 and 19. Each highly C elastic. Ideal for renewing There Is a $12.50 entrance fee to oz. can old roofs. Will adhere to most be paid by the contestant or her dry, clean surfaces. Thousands of uses. A sponsor. Proceeds benefit hard Clean, 1s"y to u". For sliding. ,I x 60 yds I James L", pictured with his hearing chil, in Seminole doors and windows, locks and wife, Letitia (center) and co-worker Gall B. Hobbs, of dren hin red for 20 ~eaks servicie Gallon Contestants m make &Ar ..... *BREATHING MACHINES *PRESSURE BED own ribbon bearing the name of W Ragu/arc,(gaa) ..... Regu/arc9 1. " their sponsor, and will be i '. J, . • %eOXYGEN equired to make stage ap. • COMMODES •... P102fic Asbeifts pearancesth both ao 7099 1 / 4 Z 1' DRILL These 12" x 12" toos, HOSPITAL BEDS e PATIENT LIFrERS and long gown. 49 ROOFCEMENT made from the finest A queen and four runners-up A. glass, aro easily inWHEELCHAIRS 9 BATH EQUIPMENT For patching cracks and N will be selected, the queen stalled with insta. M holes In roofing, flashing winning a crown and trophy, a Mount e. James G. Lee, district Lee was the first district University, he has also at. e COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES Or gutters or or 5 savings bond, $100 worth of supervisor of ft 80 _________ C Each Department of supervisor of probation and tended courses at Florida Tech, Sarah Coventry jewelry and a I • 702 As Prescribed by Your Physician I Offender Rehabilitation, was 1 parole services with the Seminole Community College bouquet of flowers. The run. I nor recently at a dinner Department of Offender and the 660 Chrome Foil. 661 Gold Swirl, . C p University of South nerup win trophies. ese services under care 734 Black 1 Outstanding value. Good choice party hosted by his co-workers Rehabilitation in Seminole Florida. He plans now to enroll Contestants will be judged on ' at Mr. P's Gallon for general-purpose USC. We ll Medicare Supper Club, San- County, and dill holds this in a Masters degree Double pnogram to potoe, personality and beauty. I insulated. ford, on his 20th anniversary p osition. ______________________ ______________________ criminal justice at Nova For more information and Regu/.rPrice(gai,Ion) I with the Department. 1. __________________________________________ A graduate of Stetson University. Roll-Up VInyI application forms, contact He and his wife, Letjtla,have Bonnie Snow, Route 2 Box 156, PORCH BLINDS I Dissol Lived in Sanford since 1958 Oviedo, Fla. 32M, or phone 365utions Of Aluminulln ROOF COATING EntrantS KEY LOCK SETS They have ffirve children and 3W. Blinds,for use on porch Aluminum liquid asbestos seals cracks, 0 1. Joan Marie Thompson & BenJamin James Allen 2229 two grandchildren. Uv Is a past or breezeway have % 1. oe~_' . .TeF9 stops leaks, waterproOfs. insulates, and Edward. slats, cordlocks, vinvlon Cato Rd., Jai. & Johnnie Mae president of the Sanford Uons HWY. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. reflects windcord and henging Barrie Brightman, 114 Crown Allen, 131 Salem St., AS Club, and currently serves as hardware.G ,Edw. E. Owem & Sharon C. director. He serves on the board Margaret Stella or Fruitwood. I _____ Brightman. 174 Dickenson ., Robert Hartness Woodruff & of trustees in his church, and is 3232 Each Ruth L. Webster N.Y. a member of the Florida The Foresters Square Dance 4 6 __ Ruth Uuann Spedale & Council on Crime and Club will hold beginners chisse Joseph Donelsori Jones 11 & thdeadb rw Angelo Peter Spedale Delinquency; Seminole County 7 to 8:30 p.m. followed by ecuV 3232 Barbara J: Byron Styling io=dms S tyli or bresstone 6 *6............ 9.79 Ha rrod & % regWardubdanceun 11pm finish. 3532 Empire Florence M. Johnson V8 antique ____________________ ne. and Adult Basic Education Fridays at The Forest, Lake finish ___L. Fi Gallons18 Ivey 1. f Jane M. Mimba & Wm H Advisory Council at SCC Mary, with Ed Newton caller. RegIar&,ce9) Thomas A. D. Jones, 111, has been named manager of the new First Federal of Seminole Apopka branch office, scheduled to open late October, according to Gib Edmonds, executive v ice president and chief executive off f the Sanford-based I di association. LUBRICANT 49c Premixed sand, gravel and walks, setting clothes posts, etc. Big 84 lb. beg. Co., Is a member of thd 1976 Southeastern Star Club of the company. 7be club is composed of New York Life agents who achieved Significant sales records. RW MASKING TAPE 419 84 lb. Bag A. Donald Tabor. 1811 Sanford Ave., Sanford, a representative of the Orlando Fri øm asiv ç (4% - CLIPANDSAVE SOON" _ . ,• - Kin . AA_ Club, which meets in Orlando, is too far away or many Sanford area to tai, Boyer pej Donald Ion Hendereon, 55S. Wymore M,Altamonte Sprinp, has been promoted to Sales manager for Combined Insurance Co. of •. - a" s tea T111011,11111071 11W.33,111076—igl Beauty noctorEyrs Blend Blaber You can camouflage bags Always make sure that ueder the eyes by using a lime blusher to Wended wail along foundation there that's lighter the hairline so no Um ft sdthwow than your usual color. But not where it starts andends. too much or it will took caky. No strain Pick Up If you're a full-bosomed For oily skin, keep presoaked woman, make sure a tess or astringent pads to a plastic jumpauit,oraWouseforth wra drawer for use during the day. no button bulging or po pping. I E"10100 "WNW,SWW% PL ord . Dr. Harold L. Rhoades, nematologist at the Agricultural Research and Education nter, Sanrd, has been cited by the Florida Fruit &VegetableAjsocjaj for his "owstanding research accomplishments and contributions to the fresh vegetable etecting and developing nematode control Ma Sanf For hion, Beauty Tips - - ne% Th`e tree Is kept ceo. talnerized to aid in the dwarfing oces& Every arortwa,fttorepott The roots trimmed to - Club JERS tT PRINTS99tyd. NYLON/ACETATE SUP R SUEDE TO 6a, WIDE -EXCITING FALL COLORSe, Lq 0cO gCS POLYESTER & LOTION $198 KETTLE CLOTH$4149 45" 6 PRINTS ye & SOLIDS SANFORD 2944 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT ____ yd 4 AIRPORT BLVD MOM . . i fr -.•- •-- -. , - • / .• . . . • • . .. ... . . . . •• . . . - . " 77 �!1*$ INeeM, $ea,FL - Thunday, lsØ.*3 $7 flub Offers To Help t wo"H.raM,IssJsrd,pl. According To Humane Society Ch 'i 'ld Abuse Talk Given Animals Killed By I nhumaneBy ELDA NICHOLS Herald Cirreapsadeat 'I : -- : n..,.-, .., .', in eiq - Aft hai I pet ea Jul! Pr rel a 7 cui bei cof leg Sat Bit A wo as be the bet las del pei the Vic hol B Japanese - '-. -. 57 A.51GAIL VAN 3UR4 — MANN I 1.19 VALUE - - : r'iru....I 3½ cdeftuc. N. bittersfhrtiiis. ROASTS Color coded Door with f C I , - - - RSVP NEEDS #1 .. • .. r ' REG ••••• . . . ,•• . ' . - :. -. - o S f t A DrU 7 SCENTED • UNSCENTED - • POWDERED • Sunshine Harve STRAWBERRY St 4:, LIST 6¼ OZ. TUBE • 0iao/j4, Bry1cream Ponds REG. 3.49 Modess REG. 1.05 L .. _____ Massengill FOR INTERNAL CLEANLINESS R us, Camel Brown ")L99 7 REG. wa WH1RLAWAY win, muc recta t ion Pam beat 3 OZ. DOUCHE POWDER 'V 1.39 LIST . ... 'a.._. To - .. I 7.gj __r,rrJIIIJ - ZOO E. FIRSTST. SANFORD From Cialrol Reg. 2.50 List Reg. 2.75 List t _A AV F J \ 41 A 01 I Toner Kit From Clalro Reg. 2.50 List 49 'Jcr ' ir IT I - . - Ar.-- (:•._ Bettq Ko -, Prices Includes Ssmpas Sit £ Conditioner I Alm a i$4G FAMILY HAIR CARE 316Commtritial Lakeview Plata Ph. M4913 Downtown Sanford PH. 322-070 O ENIN~ P DID &1~0,4 Elegance EXTRAJIIN MATTRESSES AND MATCHING FOUNDA TION HERE'S WHY .L.u1_• ! _.' !? 'I. •• - . . - ..' I l fit •' A MEMBER STORg DAILY 99 SUN '10.7 V .kL._L 1IJ 111L7 All Materials and Supplies For These Beautiful Decorator Items Available At BARGAIN PRICESI AND CERAMIC SUPPLIES CORD • BEADS • BULBS & SOCKETS GREEN WARE • GLAZES INSTRUCTION BOOKS PLUS SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ITEMS MISTV ILLUSIONS 180 Hwy. 434 - 1 mile West of Hwy. 17•92 - Longwood _________ • NEED EXTRA FIRMNESS? THIS H ISLEEPSET IS DESIGNED FOR You. NO MORE AT THIS RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE AFTER SELLOUTI .. • begin your holiday '-• ESM Naturally Blonde STORE j V{J PW Macleod, 17, 109 Oakhurst St., AS. Nicholas J. Aquino, 26, 4709 Davidson Ave., On., Donna M. Tierney, 23, 243 Ttmbeijane Trace, LW Gary L. Jablonowskj, 21, 2624 S. Park, Melody L. Anderson, 22, same add. Visit MISTY ILLUSIONS for COMPLETE MACRAME SPECIAL I f' 1~q -. OPEN Tilt PM. THURSDAYS L. 22$E.FIRSTST. Part At - Oc °JQnCabaretCasua,..j I5L mosT.lGs$1$ - in soft flowing nylon chiffon There's no time like the PRESENT.,. ' 117 TOUCH-VF 1$ A gifts and decorations. 6:~ 11 TIlT— are open to the public. Save an dish I Every pafj Start Your collection now or add to It. LPJ Patrick M. Clancy, 28, 611 Mimosa Terr., Janice M. Moore, 30, same Terry C. Gardner, 27, 745 Seminole Ave., LW, Joan F. Smith, 26, same Charles F. Fratt, 20, 525 E. Semoran Blvd., 404, FP, Davida 1. Shlmkus, 20, same Harlen W. Hatfield Jr., 18, 225 Spartan Dr.. Mtld.. linda S •%IUl Super ii 1.49 LIST EffectThat C.mpllmints Ye. Nahirafly Inglis, Fla., Mary E. Vanduyne, Cartridges 88 Lat Us OesIi A Total New Color AI1 .1 -•••-- KOLOR KAPER t'is. 21, 211 Scott Ave. iisi FROSTY POWDER SHADOW muc Palmetto Ave., Sheila Anderson, 19, same add. Richard E. Dykes, 36, 612 E. Org. Ave., 190, AS, Krlstle L. Buckley, 25, same Michael Wargo Jr., 24, 601 Sherwood Dr., AS, Ramona Ervin, 23, 8708 Orlenta Ave., AS Axel 0. Ornberg, 70, 1531 Seminole Blvd., CS, Nancy L Weaver, 61,209 E. Concord, On. Samuel W. Simons, 75, 653 - - We're OnAI The society meets the I SPECL, Sanford - third Monday of each month at S pin. Meetings L IST The Thing For Eyes 1.25 worl foott 4 -. SPECIALI Pit E2.1434 Me S. 140ord Awe. (I., S 1 -8 oz COLD CREAK REG j I 5 TYPES 2.19 LIST REGULAR OR SUPER I dl - 40 FEMININE NAPKINS 01 WL IST SPECIALI ANTI DANDRUFF HAIR GROOMING Ah 1.67 " -- Timothy R. Brooklyn, 22, lix Org Bism La, DeLand, Dorothy 16, Lk Mary, Leaia D. Jimenez, M. Jacob, 61, same 16, 110 Poplar Ave., San. David R. Renfm-o, 24, 2409 Patrick L Morgan, 25, 26M S. Adams Ct., Dana M. Mchargue, Laurel Ave., Laura J. Den. 21, same add. nlson, 20, 114 Larkwood Dr., Gerald W. Gllstrap, 23, 2517 Sari. Palmetto Ave., Mary E. John Q. Johnson, 64, Bz 2048, Thompson, 42, same add. Eatonv., 345 Eaton St., Ruby D. Paul E. Ball, 36,846 HIghland Colston, 44, fit. 2 lix 145, San- St. S., LW, Martha A. Dowdy, ford. 24. 372 San Shadhin ..., P,- AC Paul E. Dykes, 19, 2545 John M. Helmey, 21, lii 396 REG. 1.85 -$ Marriage Applications FLOURIDE Miss Breck SPECIALI REG. PEACH • HONEYDEW RASBERRY • TANGERINE • TANGY LIME 1 11 OZ. HAIRSPRAy ' SUPER DRY • DEAR ABBY: Myhusband ANPU Van buirm In Lasky Dr.. am I plan to adopt a baby ft%vetl 14111s. Calif. M12, for Abwithout friends and rela A.th4 u v .vaIJOccasI.it.. P,aeic a npwfngItwu. tha Shielding the tweword 64 TOOTHPASTE LII , DEAR MMEM- I'm with DEAR MME:- U orlouleiiii you. A totally Independent in Frasm And I suppme U's = peraoa Ws good a place to start asmy. sr SPECIAL, REG. 1.40 Uken Imutiq aui pfiatisfq and dice fine; turn into a serving bowl (preferably glass); stir In the ginger and L4 cup of the plum wine. Top with melon balls and remaining wine. Chill, covered, for at least an hour before serving. Makes 4 William Pickett (left), president of the corporation that sponsors the group; Ms. Edelman; and outgoing chairman, John Sobik. •• .• 5 OZ. ANTIPERSPIRANT ft — usi • " ' . board m.tIni ,r ik. •' 'S Welcome for dinner anytime. 0 Then he asked if he could bring (aid feel) like the Ms dirty laundry home for me Maybe they cold come up with todo.lsaid,"No,uLong as aleamrabbertammy ou're living somewhere else" DEAR ABBY. Where did the I wrong? My huaband cuslom of kilng a lady's han agrees with me, but my sister originate And what is the doesn't. purpose o( It? c' ..... .. ' pan. 1 medium cantaloupe sift g 2 slices (ea ch a quarter) candied inger, rinsed In hot water and minced (1 tablespoon) 'i cup Japanese plum wine (available at beverage shops) With a melon-ball cutter, cut There are 260 active Volunteers In the RSVP (Retired Seniof Volunteer Program) In Seminole County at this time, "We would like to Increase that number to be able to serve more seniors and provide volunteers for all the agencies needing them." said Gwen Edelman, director or the program. The first VOLUNTEERS .,. •,Ø ' Maki $242 KEG. 59.1 , _____ • - . • Fine Fancy Stationery , Jack Conlon, president, asked for volunteers to help man the new office, which ls open daily from 9a.m.to noon, and I to 4 p.m. Anyone who can type, keep records or answer the telephone can be need In the office. it.c. maining melon away from rind FAMILY O Sea World's Dick Weaver received an award for Na vigilance and medical expertise In saving sick and Injured sea animals. Nickie Sarner of (zni.1 Six TV accepted an award for the channel's efforts to bring animal problems before the public. 20%oOff balls from cantaloupe. Cut re- - — .-' a A T11 \4 & 1—' 1 PUSH-lIJfl CUTEX RICA i -•. - V 4d '- I I . -. JAPANESE FARE Beef Teriyaki Rice Cucumber Salad Melon Compote MELON COMPOTE Inspired by dessert favored - - Son's Dirty Laundry. DEAR ABBY: Our son, Jimmy, a junior In college, has jot informed his father and me that he Is moving oid of the house to live ofl campus, jot 30 mimdea frcmhere. He plans to share an apartment with another1g 0 We can't tlentaudwhy be child from the many em. wants II) move. He hail lovely, barrautng questions and l ro hus..vjth .&-, rbtowbigjdidprivacy km thi world, and It's dzlldron are subjected. We plan free. lit says he wants "total to announce my "pregnancy" Independence." three or four months before we Jimmy has always worked actually bring the child Into and saved his money so we home. know be can hanifle daily. He's a good boy, makes we could buy some "padding" good grades and h s never that a ctresses wear to make gv&u any tzgge. them look like theyare Re says situ he moves, he carrying a child? Thank YOU. hoçezbe'Ube lelcome to come FUTIJREMOThER hunefardinr maybe oncea DEAR FUTURE: Week. Weaanned him he'd rrederlcwsoiHou,woodlas / Franciscan', Greatest Saul ive,on-i,oes .., in Mother Not Doing "Thank You's" Napkins • Reception Cards MLEACH cwuum suc*i SWEET 'ILIW , M$ Humane Society President iaco* Conlon (left) presented humanitarian awards to (from second left) Nickle Sarner, Dick Weaver and SIc! Vilulen Jr. 1'm.l soneW or Amy .mlesusd) encouragement and assistance to the society. society has a new home in the Concord Plaza, Office Five, U.S. 17.92 in Longwood. At the society's fird meeting In - ha new Office Monday night, humanitarian awards were presented to three Central Florida residents In recognition of their concern for animals. Seminole County • Wedding Invitations • Wedding Announcements iLL Commissioner Sid Vthlen Jr., was rocognized for his sodium as the bed and most humane method of pidthmg animals down. This view has been presented to the County Commission, but no action has been taken to suspend the use of succlnylchollne chloride, according to Jack Coulon, society presided. Society members are being urged to contact the Corn. missioners and ask them to take action. Seminole County Humane Society at present Is the drug used by the County Animal Control Pound for potting animals to death. The drug Is succlnylchollne chloride, which kills an animal by Immobilizing the respiratory muscles, causing suffocation. However, the drug contains no brain depressant, width means the animal remains fully conscious while it suffocates. The use of this drug has been condemned by both the American Humane Association and the Humane Society of America. The Seminole County Humane Society Is recommending the use of nW Drug the drug pentobirbital The chief concern of the — "ft-46 24 hiur serv-kel RYJW4PATION worrs and an office Mer. if he remains home. he Will bs ac tionues betftiois,s, VIOt work with abused, up buck to efort theg ow,an nere am prents in neglected and abandoned 30 days while alternative the worker makes recom(body hod, children, as well as with arrangemeds are made At me(Ipne on what should be ___ and a"ally who ab, their rwayo and ernable. pre, there is only one done with the child. ild There are other They areon_Ilihoersaday. Ms. FYI* d the iroblems whobeowaboot it, bst Mem i watts line abused which __ d the mod fro. to get In,J,S& available for per to can In children. There is a dperMe mediate atteidlon and which ollowing a talk given sespectedab casesanytime need for more she er lt hunes, are mod tim. coneeming, are y Sandy Fyfe,a soda! of day or nigid. said Ms. Ffe the ungovernable children ith the Social and Other calls are thknneled often teenagers. These Canes Senlces be 24 ho to the Social Sece, offlce be placing. are also the mod the Sedrd JtmlOr Sanlord by teachers, doctors, child In a shelter home, the she s aid, an the teen Is a difClub members nurses, neighbors and social worker m od report the axe to work with. I they would become relatives. The caller's Identity I$ kept and they They will bejclnijjimje. odreq*W to go to owt man's Clubs throughout Social wke, mot respond 3111411111111111111111 71111 Baags Help , arId. in a statewide effort to withIn 72 hours to abuse For the men's haberdasher What do you do for a low dt their t in m1thnki the reports. They have a little more look this fall you might try the forehead? Try bangs. If they hit cWld abase problem, time to raspd to reports of boyswear department for a buy the top of your eyehrows, they'll U Fyfeeiplehe4 that fj. neglected or ungovernable on crewneck or V-neck give the illusion of a higher M-'t1'4ty of the Soda! cm. -- —" .... swedirs. .uuwr wumi wise program enairman Cathy Bauerle (center) forehead. as the A soda) worker is required and Junior Woman's Club Pre,idet linda Reck akm.!natlndmxhof to visit the home of the tKe work precluded 'olodri reportedly- abused child and itlng tlrectly with child make an evaluation of the 4e cssss, and certainly with situation "We run Into a lot of We Abusive parents. hostile people, but we learn to she felt e the handle thom," said Ms. Fife. $flIors could help with "We let the parents express herIng clothing for children their anger or opset, and work D were neglected or who bed 1t out of their ,ate"Oiis toe Iemovvd from their homes call which cot1ld he potadlally a while. At Qilatmas tIme, dangerous, a police officer *e Is always a need for new acco.nI)edes th social worker. f t4p to be given as gifts to If the call is valid, but the enable to be home over proldem is not dsperate, the t holiday. And there is a0re child ran,na at • ... . ; nsd for wiu,r homes In social worker counsels the the his;, co* whir. baseà children parents, sometimes referring co, cö be cared far while their them to agencies SPECIAL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRUM0I "14 Inetittui4M Is resolved, said Mental Health Center or Fyfe. * ga Parents Anonyznoia. nit She explained that in ii the social worker conSnlnok County four social sidersthe child tobeindanger ThW1fty1 SW.2% S REG. 24O Your Choice of Closeout For Both PCs. REG. $299SETflW QUEEN SIZE lvii $1AO 1 REG.S200U 'SET TWIN 5ErIOW $00 REG. $399 SET IJ,W 77SET KING SIZE Ifl $199 SET MATTRESS AND FOUNDATION and Girdles $3 and $5 200 N. PARK SANFORD PH. 322.2383 --__ __ NOW FULL SIZE SET Olga Bras mry/ esthe's -y - Solid Colors or Floral Complete . countr urni uro OPEN MON & FRI 10.1 TUES- WED-THURS 10.5 SAT 10.3 DISTRUJUTORS INC. LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA HWY 46 (WEST 1ST ST) 1 MILE EAST OF 1.4 PH. 323-8322 •• SANFORD II i I ____ -•. -• 1 •. .......................... I ............ - - - ,tL ' - . - .• • . , I . - ..•.. .................... ............... I--. • •p. '- -- ............... - - -. ... .. •. •. . .. -• . V....... k.:... .' . .. - �L 4"W— aft"Wow ftwwd,PL Thsy9 lips. n, mo SLOSIDII I CM _________________ OdC Yov,mi j WAS 000wa -ro PyBaW I_P, jw 414 A 1 ITIE BAILEY (00900 Mort Walk., /11 PACK, PLA1O 2 k AZ — — ___ ___ ___ ARIES (March 21-April 11) reward, but rashness won't Maditiong m rip for you to WMM (Oct. *Nw. that Fortunate circumstances will rectuy a situation * previously causisd a problem deveippforyoutolleyiKu"K ad it's to your advantage to &so through othem, Be a gro promptly. n) 34 Loners 37 Stagger" 40 Flower Sprouts 4; D M 4=p q-i3 — ___ .ThIOIPILOSER - FF by Art Ssnsoi,s \ • X?11Ib'U... 7 ___—,________--ff —— ________ — — ______ — I _______ — — — — ———— - — j J co r ,, '•23 — I ———— by Bob Montana — — BAll — — l A - vvuiii __ in III NORTH (D) &QJ13 :AQj7S _______ _____ ByLawreaeeE.Lamb,M.D. • 111 -iI!__ \ hall •.. ,. . prj — • - r FFrE HOW'D V PR M Ab Wn f% tL DOE-Te~rM ON MOST' QuEsrms, Bur i'wEptz (.eAD1 . . 1 _/ . '1 Y ° _______ .4,. I - ,• leg Sal Bli -0 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS we, 15111 AT NICE Y NICE '\ PQJrSii0jAtr 411.00315A *21 as by Larry Lewis U~ 20 ?_23 bel the wh , def I A PRISCILLAS POP pel MYLIE'S A TING SILLY AGAJN! the Vic — by Al Vermeer ______ firr AS 50()N A5 I FINISH DRE55ING K HIM 10) 4._ laftmu — ____ ... hot FORGGTIT MAR! FOR MY LOCW --L 11 0 yev MPd senleene, rX, I'r- FRANK AND ERNEST pJo'Jnliossayl 1 by Bob Thaves 0 se e MY' r Ti! UdAl Now VIM ftG1NW"V6 7b MW wort SWIG" crne win, TIL FRusTic iLL ' DFWM OFJEAM1E (7) FEEDBACK WILD %.DOF ANIMALS PRIM IS ROW UMACNEIL.LEHERER CE 9L23 foe inhwovicition, t ph-W #0 poke or owsff 6 offmcs I help much. The best recommefAjltign I can give to anyone with kidney Mones, other than getting a complete evaluation, is to be sure to drink W of liquids. if you drink lots of water a hroughthe day so the ur,e is never concentrated you will have less chance of the MirItMIS CIUMping and leading to the formation of a Am. How much water diould you drink? The important point is to drink whatever amount is needed to cause regular pagal e of large volumes of urine. In hot weather, or if sweaUN, that water than you woaid on cooler aays or when rot working. FIRST FORD-r.~ DE. rom philsdiliphiL Dernocraw PresidentialC didale Jrnrny Carter vs Re. Publican d.QWidahalf hour debits organized JrT*VOSSrs. . 0STAR TM 'w 7:30 (4) H 0 L L V Wo 00 SQUARES (I) MATCH GAME 700 1000 8P0nr4CT 24 GD 11:30 (W TONIGHT B COS ATE MOM (ID YOU'RE NOT I________________________________________ Kcir dN" 410CC 4 *72 two aces and South bids the small slam. 0542 If West leads a club the slam goes right down, but West ft" a normal diamond lead and South makes all 13 4A K 973 SOUTH &AK1654 VK4 •Kl6 4Q2 Both vulnerable We" North East sooth 3 Pau 4 N. T. Pass 5 V Pass 6 " Opening - ' CU (R) Frldnu —, 19 1 The really e xpert Palo manages to bid in stic maltuff as to find out that each player has two club losers. Not only do they stqi (2) 6:10 CE ' A 't2 DRINKS BUBBLE 7 P.M. Until 9 P.M.3~/ Mon. Thru Fri. (2 For The Price of 1) contract of five spades but ey manage to - go tell their opponents W ha. lead. West opens a club aM South makes his scientific contract right on the , () I.I Jes .-m Jiit Lanwt, Until ) 7 PM r all A New York reader wants to Blackwood is that y)u never I. confused. Our recommen- know who were the oldest and Stion for the ordinary player Youngest of the 10 original life that be amend this so that a masters. Hill SIMS, who was 52 when Jump to four notrump directly partner's bid of one or the list was established in two notrump be the only use of IOX, WSJ the oldest. He died four notrump as a notrurnp in 1949 at the age of 65. Sam raise Is almost as simple. 5 I Pis Experts 90 a lot further in Ys a lot of rubber complicating this Problem. bridge at New York's Regenq get good results, others cy Whist Club. Some Occasional misunderstan. (For a copy of jACOBy dings, but many frequently MODERN, send $1 to: "Win lact sucem. at Bridge," C/o this The bid-ding of today's hand newspaper. P.0. Box 489, is typical of the every da Radio City Station, Now Yofk, American bridge game. Nor% N, Y. 10019) I ts p 1/ f!L.i_iaaiu. after - - - P7 (11) MERV GRIFFIN E AME STREET . S Tk i.a, ADAM 12 CT W THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 1EMEFK3ENCY ONE B ppp 530 CID (ID NEWS GD (1) YOUNG AND REST M DALY DEVOTIONAL LEN (12) PALL HARVEY MASON FACTORY 0THE SAINT (I) RS HEROES CZ) (8 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY CID BEVERLY HII.LSILMS Sanford - ECONOMY I IGHT THURS ONLDAY ADULT S FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES Q0CXW CNA E NLait)i,, SEX WITH A SMILA SIDE GLAKES lo rh 64~0 1 W/170~ my *slillelyacifl. - *sn* Downtown Sanford FALLSPECIALS _________ -9) MOVIE: (Mort) -FgW '.DessT1Ctgbn.Fbifl Stock (B&W) 1939. (flms.) Ib PLANTFOCIO ke(g) Reg' ____________ VVIIJ — 6-6*11 X% ORGANIC mum — M re YAM . aGOW I n I Reif- PIks .......... - .kk 2 97 ... . ___ .. 501,. 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Titi $ M PSI 4 T IlLS hIOS Sanford 41 t Even • PtIpp -,-• 7- ' 7 1J,'' (Next To Post Office) R.g. S0MEFET GD MIDDAY (I) NEWS CE) RYmSHOpE 3 MOVE: (Ibbl. -The a House, USA." Broderick Crawford, Ralph Meeker. 19% (Tues.) -TtO bldgs of San LiM Ray.F adsv.1O4(d) -The CM in the Blecii Sinch. ings.- Anne so n Misinia Van Dorom 1957. (Thum) lu Ttsd His wi. - bit •co,liyaoSE Up " LILIAa VOGA AND YOU 9.100 (2D PHIL DOPAAHUE SHOW Tomorrow: and LOUNGE (I) ALL MYC1.ULDREN 0 DUCK DUM GOOSE ( Fit.) wx NI.mLE (!) IN SCHOOL TELE. VISION Lk 4 COunty School Sysum 0ROBERT MAC NEIL RE. PORT Vacuum STEAK HOUSE 4 0 LOVE. AMERICAN CID GOOD MORNING STYLE AMERICA:- (-Good Morning 725ard825aj, SERVED11A.M..2P.M. DINNER SERVEDSP.M..11P.M. Tw 205 PALMETTO AVE. TOMORROW 0 SESAME SI RM 1- LUNCHEON SPECIALS COCKTAIL HOUR 4p.m. tiI p.m. 2 FOR1ATREOULARPRICES FREE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES S EDGEOFNIGHT THE LITTLE ..sc*i.s 4:30 (1) MARCUS WELBY. MO. tmmi. AND DANCE Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails 7 YS A Week Ph 323-4010 WITH RUDY MAE MOORE PLUS LADY COCOA I£ - "I IRONSiDE 112110 (ID SUMMIER SEMESTER 655 HITNO. - FRIE?'CS. b000 (4) CID 5 St1t0n1'SaflfbI'CI inn 1-4 A Sta to Rd. 46 SHOWTIME 8:30 PM To 1:30 AM Afternoon 11AS A 11:30 HOLLYWOOD c CE MEE DOUGLAS SHOW 4 PM ny HW eo ___ I. ." Sept. 2425-2 a zoom 0VE, AMERICAN STYLE HAPPY DAYS (R) 0000 DAY: h: (fliss, Thin.) I DREAM JEANNIE (Wed.) 08CC: PROFILES WI EDUCATION (Fit.) pICTlJ ( Dl CAT Cl IIJ a WMN DOODY (1) (ID LOYE OF LIFE 015 ci) SLW4S*4NELMNMC 625 a FR DOUBLE ,. __ MAI r 3:15 Ci) GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 (31) M WT04 mw (2) (1zMK 23ws LADIES , AU tricks. Av J1 EL OF FORTUNE Dr. Frank PdK M MTsEAT (12) MAACUSY,&D. Morning °° Ci) &ISE*.ILEE GENE SHELTON At The Organ And MARKROGUS2O Your Singer PrOOMPted Friday for FwWs Arilklis Fwnitur@ I) GAMBIT S 5 NOT FOR ICI eargeri, KEN EPPERSON Until e Arabian Room DAS (TuM. Wad.. 7W&. FW.)VILLA ALEGRE It= (2) (12) TODAY (LO 9 PM Now AsarllR In __ S MOTHERS IN LAW at 725 arid 825). The Sandbar Lounge O. great advantage of us- I LMN 7E*W=7UW 10:30 CELEBRITY __ (1) 0 THE GONG SHOW Me bidding with one South is tempted to res. pond two —. out .e , ft prow bid ust North Jumps to e spades ar 4 Georoe Carter Show 30 ANOTHER vXMW (2) ( N AMID __ • Now Appearing 2:X (ID 0THE oocTow T (11) THE OLWING LIGHT M oNELffmLivE 0 MCKEY MOUSE CLUB TELE. County 3.prn, Io ( SNFOFID (2) 12.40 (IF) DAN AUGUST- Suri Rayit" OW& Brad Doman GX-P elh by Who lain he Will romol cortle"joret _____ I _____________ t4AVEFVN.:NCIPENtaW,I -- Ci) (12)ThE • . ictinl (31) 01MOV MACH M CRM WITS __ 4 I tEAR 'IOLYRE fiN& OVER ') HC6'JbWN . 830 rec4 beat 00 TORY RANDALL SHOW U THE FIRST FORD. (M) e 0-/ SUNSET •J10173 temperature may vary as much this information can send a three degrew W 24 hours and long, st&mp4 sell iliddressed be perfectly normal. The envelope with 50 cents 'for it. temperatlre is lowest in the Address your letter to me In earLy morning hours while you care of this newspaper, P.O. are sleeping. Since few people Box ,San Antonio, take their temperature at that DEAR DEL LAMB — Could I hour this point Is not generally have some advice recognized. stones? What causes them? can The temperature is highest in these be cured? Also what the late afternoon or eady about a diet? I know a man whio eveinif and it can be as high as has been In and out of the l) degrees F, particularly in hospital several with &Wve children,in the Absence them. The lad time the stone Of any medical Problem at all. could not be removed, but Many mothers get alarmed finally he piiissed it. ould because their children have Appreciate whatever you can temperatures higher t1w 99 tell me. degrees in the afternoon when DEAR READER — Anyone in fact it is perftWy normal. who has a kidney stone should I suspect that a temperature have a complete medical of 99 degrees F for you is quite examination In an effort to within your normal range but determine the Cause. They can you are correct In assuming be caused by medical piroblems that it could be more important that in turn cum a high level of in your cam Um in Others. TO calcium in the blood. T y can evaluate a tempmture you occur as a complication of must know what time of day It kidney ideftns. is taken and under what cir. Other than those totmed as a curnstances. Having just drunk complication of Infection L cold water will lower It or is usually little that you CM having drunk or eaten hot items Accomplish by diet. Somu will raise it. doctors do recommaid limitirg To give y idea calcium Intake but u th 1i. about body temperature I am creased calcium Ls from tither sending YOU The Health Letter causes,Such 83 Wt dtWjed number 7-6, Body Temperature out of the bones, Vot will not times THE FACULT'1 STUDENTS AND TRUSTEES ARE HANGING YOU IN EFFIGy 1 1093 always -, BUNNY wr A1 10 to know about body tem. g perature. Mine is never 11.8 i doeFahrenheit. When Ian, well it is ge degrees. Since my temperature is never 96.6 degrees I figure that I must have a mild fever whenever itLs9t6degrees, and Fever.It Will also give you 'DEAR READER — That W6 some tips on the problem degrees F figure is just an people have with ther. _____ •. .. Dr. DEAR DRMB —Iwazd ___ (( . tea Al) IC: UD Sw= pyRAMID a I D WILD WEST I. UNTOUCHABLES W L ,() (I) THE W4T0HE C2)Mj, IAPI+ bKIIJbE .W _________ ___ Pam flixt an so we PhWftWpWhaampita. TURE CM MAYBERRY WO VOURBIRTIIDAY SepLU,11S S IN SCHOOL VISION: Orange Sr-ho &Y9W% urN a micus em 7W CLUBI SWAN LAKE. LIKE TO SE TOO' TVTcN*wAND*swAN L&J IS ON OTHER IL AT THE SAME Bg rn@V@r1ckWWI1Muk Mira= misc. his (Z) ZOOM (11) ABC NEWS LMA(Sept. %I-Oct. 23) You and have W contact with may my be hopilreti to mo on suddenly reappear in your Hie something today In a ratber this year. Fortunate Cil, daring maimer. Boitbiess will cwnstancea will result. C WOMAN reL (2) pc HEWS (1) (I)COS NEWS ' (R) (1) MARY HARTMAN, MARY HAITMIIAN 3D THE s,REE OF &m FRANCISCO 'Lord of the SHEEP: Fbb.ii C4xnd .ws based on taciui 630 I (Fri.) -The Laidy Has Ray Mft4 Pftftft God. gaining (Z) (2 MA. am Bt.ACK AN srv unselfishly, you will later of emxoursgement. You're the profit, one who'll know all the right LEO (Jul 23.Aug.22)Y tMngito • todaY'11s In situations PSCTeb. IDMard where you give your Imagination free min. Pff= profit loob very strong "Ji creative Pm,*ft "A Is Udy to occuit may VIRGO (Aug. 22.Se. 22) srecodIdentIaIly. Your material prospects continue to appear very em. couraging. Chase down all kds that cuuld mean bucks hi ' - - — II r ______ — — — aIR ____________________________________ A1CHI £ in — 8:30 TURE LOVE. — — RaiI I've w6m itin (T) AS WN BEHAVES 46 as"(Loon) tab an IMportant projwt will off by ourselves, bd that isn't be avallablo it Wit time. (;d true In your cue today. You'll fcomb form; 30 Toper's var) buy makft arrani;smwls, find youll come Ali" In a 49 Logo point 51 "W" crowd. Er Don't hesitate to call upon CAMMN (Dec. &Jan.' 1 To ftn& and contacts who enjif 19) You have a flair for doing help you businesswise. They things today in a mmm *An, won't feel they're being need. find a&nlrahle.Perhaps It, — — — — — a CANCER (June 21-July 22) because y Your naei wllllngnene to unselfish. AQUARRM (JoL W Feb.19) share is a sound move an your pot Akhough you're doinig it Thm is a friend who Is In need p1 UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS & epw im NEWS a LMUMBICYOW • 7 .Wa a= HIGHLIGHTS AND 4*18ft behiring 90% (R) (11) WIELCOME OCK KOT- 0 Pom " Nor) 28 Monster pos" 38 Formos 40 Feminine AND zL L OTAY Ajo MotA& KEEP Yr 12 Withered 19 Symbol for Selenium 21 Shirt part 22 Armed OW 23 Tidier, LISTINGS BRom For Friday, Septembier 24, 1976 ee. TAURUS (*fl *Miy ID) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 6 Comp.t. 25 7 Most toifld 26 Soft mineral 45 cont.nds ' The ways to imór- 21) SOmetImeI It's good to get 36 Coverd WE NEEP ANOT9ER N 54 56 DoWedo DOW I Sessor" 2 Large plant 3 Cleave 4 Isaiah f&I T11irraby,5W.3% 1qX_j& 111010111181 WNW, 51101111111t 1111. ISIO Thursday 50 Or-ame clar ==Sllicon 53 One who sets 20 Compass point 21 Tft 2S Hoard 27 mk%" Pon 31 Domain 32 Obisch" 33 Basement f f 01 _X nei Mi TELEV HOROSCOPE I "11106111 "Mot befort 17 Pipe Joint Sl* _____________________________________________________________________________ F- 13 11 p. F - ,ri I i 322=261 1: •• ,• • t �-E, Hs,aW. $sikd FL Thwièy, kp*. fl ma JIPI Notice iiiIki Tijiiiii L.sI Notice Fl. flersmy, 1 .0.is, ma-.? 41-H IN Till IN Till CIRCUIT COURT F0 CIRCUIT COURT 41 OP Till IN Till CIRCUIT COURT FOR FICTITIOUSNAMI IN Till CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IIINTIINYN JUDICIAL SISNTIlN7I JUDICIAL M CII. UMlNOs,l COUNTY FLORIDA. L 7 cottage on river, SItS. UIII(t $14 fog FMA.v -. CLASSIFIED ADS Notice Is herib lvsn that I FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLe. PRORATE ant. ready for offers. BR. wItt Included. 37744700, 373430) Winier SprIngs- 3 BR, IV, bet I, DIVISION ingaged In business it nii winter FLORIDA COUNTy. FLORIDA. Sacrifice - Ithan Allan furniture COUNTY FLORIDA limily room, scre, 00rth, Iruil Jim Hunt Realty Inc Pile umber 1o4fl.Cp tam. rm., fireplace, 1 blk fro n 1N 110541, Cl 350. fIll Miles. Woods Btvd, Winter Part. Seminole CIVIL ACTION No. toi iCA-N.s Save money on TV's B FurnIture. CIViL ACTION uo. te.in, Bedroom, dining room, IIvin Civil AcRes Ns. 7S'IMICA.ge.lI DIVIIISS trees. Call 1 BR turn, apt., water Mnhihad. so school, Enc. patio. $3Q, County, Florida adeq the fictitious is Re: lbs Marelags at Mt. Dare Auction every Ezcellint cord., 1390. 322.3117: Friday NATIOIIAL HOME ACCEPTANCE DIVISION 11 2321 Park Dr. AthIIt$ only. roost, etc. Near shipping 322-0911 after 1 p.m. For used furniture applIances, 372.2111 3270901' IN RI, ESTATE OF F 322-2611 LARRY SAXON 'Nc.. °EALIOR nameitiHEHAt VILLA.wtHi.I 'iARGARET 831-9993 7:35 p.m. Bay Rd. I Old Hwy 411, CORPORATION, SOUTHF'STERN HOM iELCH ____________________ _______________________________ !723'!l 'no. 32S3* r 323lf. siog 222-9254 REAL etC S7ATE y or '1001 222.0444 aemits. MOR. BESS MCCOY Mt. Dora. 'flKawasxs,?10CC I intend to register said name with p.,i,pt TOAGE COMPANY, etulo,I.e Realtor _________________________ Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. The "Good Ole Days" have nevi red brick. Must seli 373.749s the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and WIth Extras. Good Condition ., Dacea 3 BR. I bath frame. $12.SOO-Ten,n lights, water turn., ___________________________________ i BR., turn. Plaintiff, CLASSIFIED DEPT. left wifling to talk terms. $2O.O the Classified Ads. .. .Th p RATES Seminole County Florida In ac DONALD BROWN NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION SEWING MACHINE available. Want to buy furniture, toilet fixNo . 371 M.S$LWi TEODIE BLUE and MARGARET WELCH Phcn 373 laOs. Buys are still The Best I TO ALL PERSONS HAVING SANFORD- Pick your own new COrdaflCewiffiffiqpIIyi$IOqflofffi5 tures. 22%afferlwk.days. iffiruStimes........4lcaHne anything of value. 322. LOUiSE BLUE. his wife, ANTHONY MARTIN and HOURS FICtItIOUS Name Statutes, To.Wit: MINNIE CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS AGINST carpet, Singer Futura (one of 311, 1½ baths, $100 dowms. the bestt) I 3 BR, Pm bath, masonry. 1100 down 362$ NOTICIOFACTION M A CUTE litIe 3 BR. amnu2StIIflIs ....31cm NM DdadofS MARTiN, his wife, and RALPH S. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Section S4S.O TIRED OF $174 mo. pays all. $ Florida Statutes 1V. TO: DONALD BROWN WELCH flCillittt Co. VItion. Does all type annual Pd. 5150 mont'. Pal, One or Two Bedrooms, carport. dir, home, My owner has 100 AM. - 5:30 P.M. NOTICE OP SALE 24tlmes .............24cm fine transferred rate, 310 Mis. $2$,0Ø of sewing; ,legular, Stretch, I OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED •.iha.I A larna Antiques and collectabies wonted. utilities furnlsMd. Ifo dep. 371. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN SUB.DIVI$lOp4Sfl? MONDAY fficu FRIDAY Defefldlid$, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and I nied a new owner to car. for 1971 fIat 2 ten truck, Ilk, (52.00MINIMUMcHAROE) IN THE (STATE: Small items of quality jewelry, PubIlsi: Sept. If. IL 23 1f74 Deco stitches. Make' buttonholes TAFFER REALTY Imaner 11AM. me. Look meoverat loapinerreet periat to a Final udqmed YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICIOPSUIT SATURDAY SANFORD new, Al tires, At mechanically. CRANICCON'STREALTY This will be a fine auction, with 3 LInes Minimum $22.31 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DED china, etc. biindhes,eSold Reo 333.7077, t. 1 Real Estate Broker Drive, thin call us. $if,Soo, cisoure that an action for DisloMion is TO: ANTHONY MARTIN and p Ph. 373-474 after S. This little cutie will not last. BrIt k REALTO*$-$30.30I loads from New York I New Sell for $249 cash, or E.1 thattMedmInistratofes,at, ll00E2Stp,3t lroom.Pt.downstaiflandiroO* marrlageh.sbeenfiiedins, 1flêandeflh.redin case No. MINNIE MARTIN, HIS WIFE of BESS McCOY, d,csed, ALK TOSHOPPING....Iy,.0103 front, trees, prIvacy, 3 Eves. 323.3549 Jersey. Come I P1NEY WOODS BARN We Buy bedroom __________________________ look Friday I payments Ci lie File aPt. upstairs. 1100 month. Phone per mg. Of the Circuit Court Of the 'BR. 7 bath, central heat. Owr.r andyoUarer.quIr.dtos.rve.c0py Addrsis: UNKNOWN central air, garage. Call now. DEADLINES Saturday. Call for reserved seats Furniture I Miscellaneous. Sell NUmbIr74.2I7.CP.iSPe0.is,IçIn For free home trial call Orlando 37202$). Ci Pour writtendefenwstoit, if any, Elgtttierm Judicial Circuit in i. YOU ARE HEREBY notified sterr. What a buyl $21,5og• and enloy our elevated theatre for 30 pet. commission. Free Pick. thit Circuit Cowl for SemInole County. 6171377,9 AM 106PM __________________________ CARPENTER REALTV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE on Carroll Burke, Attorney for for Seminole County. Florida, BALL REALTY VETERANS.... Best buy in towni ClIff Jordan Realtor ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. aConhaWtoforibosi.mo,,gage Florida, Probate OlvIslen, the Noon The Day Before Pubbcctlon seats, where you can sIt I se. in Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 . IIQ14TIINTH JUDICIAL dR. Petitioner, whose adereft is $12 tS.000 edere4n NATIONAL HOMES AC. InCdmbeviflg lbs following real $314322 1973 Granada, one owner, air cit. Off Req. Sanford 3272770 comfort. comparable homfl. Real Estate Brolier cc & store space available, of whid is Seminole County bedrooms, $173 10 $135 month. CUlT, IN AND FOR SININOLI, Sanford Atlantic Bink BiiIdiflQ. 4. 4. .4. BR. 2 bath, kitchen equipp 3 CEPTANCE CORPORATION is property: ditioned, AM-FM radio, excellent Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. The FLORIDA SALES-RENTALS OOwntown Sanford. Hl.WayII Auction Adults. GallerIes Phone 337.1110 BRAND NEW-Close to Sunday .. centrat heat ind alt, wail to wad Sanford, Florida, and III. the shopping, 2 Lot 17. Block K, SKY LARK personalreprftmntativ,of,p1 plaintiff, and TEDDIE BLUE _________________________ conditicn, 13.500. Phone 134 3T6d. 0)7W. 1st ST., (on Rt. 46,1 mile east ___________________ Sanford SEWING MACHINE REPAIR Civil _______________________________ original with the Clerk of Circuit Action Its. 71Ofl.CAIf.0 BR, 2 baths, central Mat I a r 6 Stamps.Cok5 MARGARET LOUISE BLUE, his SUBDIVISION, according tO the _______________________ FurnishidllR,air,watsr included. carpeting. Owner pays iii closing 1500 Acres, Osteen area. Clean, oil I adjust. Regular pric, of 1.1, Sanford) 322'S6410r3222lSlafterHrs. s JOSEPH Owner conditioning, wall.to.watl cai wife,aredef,fldants,$wiil$,II,othe platthereofisreccrdedinplat Book address irn Chrysler Newport,) owner, P3.' is PostDAVIS, JR., whose FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Court, Sanford, SemInole County, costs. From 122,000. Only S AdUit$. 1133 a month. Also fur. must sell. 117.9$. Sept. 53,79, Office Box 1330, TGAGE ASSOCIATiON, Special, h.SU peting. $31,900. remaining Al Fiorlda,onorbeforeth,1,thdayof 17. edI S 0 the PUC RCOnds but bidder far cs PB, AC. excellent conditiin. 11.1'S Sale-. All CoIns, Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath, central (seat a, nishid I BR. ut. I'S. $317535, cents to dollars Sanford, Florida, 3277). TM name STAN VERMILLION types Ci machInes repaired. Fret PlaintIff, October A. 0. ifll; otherwise a q lbeWss,Fr.tdo.root,i,$.,,nole Seminole'County, Florida, together or best offer. 323.1730. at 10 pet. of air, family rm., trends. Allowing 300 garage, AUCTIONEER and address of the personal 333.7541 large _____________________ pickup 1, delivery. Call Orlmndc ___________________________ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES default will be entered against you 4-IioiaIs 2SlSParkDr County Courthouse. Sanford, with Range located therein and representative's n$d i$IbIp pcI, over face for U.S. silver I, Wm. H. Stemper.Realtor fenced yard, separate studio. 617.1517. attorney are sit CHRISTINE COLEMAN, deceased, for the relief demanded S. V. Hard*ick, Broker '' Leasea Datsun includlngZcarsand Homes Piorida.st11:00A.M.on,pbday in the 11,7 BR Mobile trade, cash examole: $3,000 equity I assume loan of 1911.5 forth below. Santont- By Owner. _______________________ Deltona, 6116611 it al, i If S. French Petition. Autos Want.d trucks. Foe information call Ill) of October. 17o. the following ias been filed against you and YOU BR, IV, Adults-No Pets 322.ie1 Lincoln.F. 14.10. Phone 323.1100. $32,000. 3310103. Nurses: RN's& LPN's, Aides, Aid. All persons hiving claims or baths, central H&A, screen patio, __________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? Ray or Jack MInk. 031.1311. Defendants. [ described real estate located, ai required to serve a copy of your dema,s Eves.372.14N;3fl.444;3321 WITNESS My Hand md liii S2-Appliances against companion. Needed' immediately. ______________________ the estate we carpeted. 525.500, 373.ç07 after S. IN YOUR FAMILY? NOTiCE OF SUIT this Court on this the 3rd day of In Seminole written defenses, if any, tO It OS required, BUY JUNK CARS- from SlOto$30. WITHIN THREE 31A-DipIexN REALTORS JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '13 and TO: CHRISTINE COLEMAN. September, A.D. lfll. AL ANON W. GARNETT WHITE County, Florida. to.wit: 2Ol3Sthsi JOHN N. McCORMICK, Call 322-1131 after 4 p.m. attorney MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF N EDUCED$7,Oog ed Norge refrigerator, good 13 Models. Call 323-1370 or 535. deceased, and the unknown heirs. (SeaO multiple listing service Lot 1$, SAN LANTA, THIRD Rig Real Estate Broiier condition. $50. Call 322371$ after 4 r Plaintiff, whose address Is Post THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF devisees, assignees, Ilenors, Beautifully remodeled 6 rooms, 1100 1105 Dealer. interested? For families or friends Ci problem Arthur H. Beckwith, ,j, SECTION, accordIng to the PIat Office Box 3333. 301 East SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET 1 BR apt., kit. equip.. AC, carpeted. sq. ft., new carpeting roof, gas Church THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk p.m. JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC creditors, trustees, or claimants by, Anyone can be a seller or a buyer, nheni Clerk of the Circuit Court thereof as recorded in Flat RoOk 13, Street, Orlando. Florida, and file the of the Adults. No pets. PS. 322.22% wk. 4 BR, 3 bath, carpeted, fenced 1973 107W. Commercial Capri 3500, 2 door, excellent ahove court a writtin through, under or against me Estate furnace, large fenced lot. Near bac For further information call 423.4517 No charge All admitted fr,,, By: Cherry Kay Travis after 4. orloinalwimtheCiertoltheabuve. statement of any claim or KENMORE WASHER, parts, yard. well, utility buuidinç Phone372 7111, Sanford o.itio.. 4 high school. SILsog. Owner 323. . AC. ni.fllI demand of CHRISTINE COLEMAN, or write Come browse every Sunday 9103 Deputy Cnty, Florida ___________________________ styled Court on or before October they may have. Each claim must Longwood 0573. service, used machines. $26,990. after 3:30 P.m. be d.ceesid, end all unknown persons CAR ROLL BURKE at the Movieland Drive.in Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 'YOUR LITTLE FEE AGENCY" Duplex, unfurn. kitchen equipped. said properly beIng me same as sat Slit. I7i; otheiwlsea judgment may In writing and MOONEYAPPLIANCES3320691 must Box 333, Sanford, FIa. 32771. Any year ttsru 1974 models. 7 days AC. 2 BR. carport, good location. Theatre, $o'th 17.92 pp, forth in the Final Judgment of be entered against you for the relief basis for the claim, theindicate name the having or claiming 10 have any Attorney for Petitioner 1969 PlymouTh. 2 dr., NT. 315 eng., Ste nstro m Realty FIVE ACRES- Sanford Ave., *3,00 I JOBS. JOBS. JOBS and right, titleor Interest in the property i2 Sanford Atlantic 1216. 3224453. week. Call collect, 316.2131. foriclosure. demanded in the Complaint. Em While extra clean cord. Needs tranper acre. address of the creditor or his agent ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll describid Radio.Stereo Bank Old, Sanford, Florida DR EAMWOLD Datedthis2lstday of September, WlTNE55myrIandandthes..of or attorney, and the amount 2100 Hartw.lI 1913 Schult Chateau -. 3 BR, 1½ smission oh. 5100. 323 4315 after _________________________ Free, 4443027 for "We Care"- SECRETARY thOfl. Unfumnished, two bedroom. Security YOU ARE HEREBYnOt1fIed that 32771 Typing tela Beautiful 3 BR. I", baths, in like said Court on this 31st day of August claimed. If bath, 12's 61 with 3' x 12' tIp out, They're Hot" PM. LAKEFRONT- 3,500 re' acre. "Hotline," Adults or Teens, the claim Is not vet due, a Complaint loforeciose a mortgage Publish: Sept. f 14, Deposit. AdultS Preferred. 372. ICOURT SEAL) hand a MUSTI Ifli. newconditlon. Famiiyroo,1, Call after 3,323.4145. USed TV the date whe, It will become due encumbering the following real DED4S 442$ or 323731$. Tractor.trailer TIRE CHANGER to.wuii carpeting, central air & 1976 Cutlass Supreme, air, buckle Aflhr H. Beckwittt, Jr. 0 Call after 5p.m. FACED WITHA DRINKING shall be stated, if the claim is The government has released RENTALS AVAILABLE. DepressIon Glass Show I Sale, Sat __________________________ Motorcycle Insurance property: heat, enclosed back yard. Owner experience. Good $3. ________________ Arthur H. $eckwlth. Jr. '73 Ramada double wide, 24'xlO', 3 Clerk of the Circuit Court seats, automatic, hiss than 3.000 322.2622 PROBLEM money for subsidized housing to contingent or unliquldated, I Sun., Sept. 23134, Lake Mirror BLAIR AGENCY the Lot Si, ACADEMY MANOR, LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS By: Mary N. Dirden will lease with option to buy. Clerk of ttte Circuit Court miles. Best offer over 51,900. 531. BR, 2 beth, kItchen, living room, 32....41njsg Uwiikhecl qualified buyers, New houses in a =L Perhaps AlcofloilcAnonymcus Center, Laketand, Fla. 3233144or323.7710 nature of the uncertainty shall be UNIT TWO, according to the Piat j Over 23. 15 sfat. GOOd •* -_____________________ dining room, den ww carpet. Deputy clerk By: 2011 or 3333109. E. Wilk. rural area. No down payment. Can Help stated. It the claim is secured, the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE thereof as recorded In P11, Book ia uiiet sept.n, ia sisoo pfui. 99,000. 3334311 after 3 p.m. Deputy Clark ________________________ Call 423.4517 Monthly payments less than rent. security shall be described. The EIONTUINTN JUDICIAL dR. Page 24. 01 the Public Records of Sanford 2 BR, I bath home, air DED1tt iBM MAO EXEC OPERATOR MAYFAIR GOLF - Country Club Publish: Sept. 2.f. 14. 23. 1q74 Call to see if you qualIfy, Write P.O. Box 1213 clilmant shall deliver sufficient Seminole County. Florida, together CUlT • IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Reduced 11000. 12' x63' 3 BR, 3 bath Interesting position, conditioned, fenced yard. 111 'i Road-Custom4BR,3ba,hL, Moving Sal. - Sat. 23, Sun. 26. 135 0(07 EVES 371.1317 or 3220613 Sanford,Fiorlda3fl7l copIes of the claim to the J COUNTY, FLORIDA Spanish design, located In clerk to with Tappan Refrigerator, Comfort NOTICE I Mayfair Circle. Call Orlando IfS. to 3 years TRAVEL AGENT 7 story Country tte'ne. On 200 x 0 Suniet, Shadow Hill, Longwood. 300' enable the clerk to mail one copy to Pac Furnace CPF 10, Mercury Case No. 74-17N-CA43.0 country. M. UNSWORJH Must see to appreciate. oa Ntic, Is hereby given that tite experience. Good mossy. Good home site. Paneled family room 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpe;.d 134.7311 or 323.1093. Must Sell. each personal representative, $3300 Wall to PAN AMERICAN BANK OF cash. 322.9013 before 6 Hood, Tappan Range. and MOVERWEIGHT* PMor _______________________ 'Sctieul lord of Siminole County office. with stOne fireplace. Story book central heat and air. Phone 323 Reg. Real Estate Broken b, . AlIper-sons interestedin the estate Wall carpeting located therein 131-1130. Lose inchesand Pounds GARAGE SALE and ORLANDO, N. A., formerly Citizens "twill hold a public hearing at the FLORAL DESIGNER Ex. 4 BR. l', bath, paneling, carpet, jtct,, wall.to.wail carpeting, 1005. Friday 1 503W. 1st St. to whom a copy of this Notice of thereon. National Bank of Orlando, apes, central air. $210 mo $100 The Easy Way Saturday. Sofa, Wall heater, :Beard misting at the Seminole penanced. central air 1, heat, patio, I. pool, 323-6061 or 323 0317 eves. 2 BR, 0*50 mobile home, (urn., Admlnistrationhasbeen mailedare has been filed Plaintiff. 323 0102. Guaranteed.Call$30 Oven, Plants, Iothes, etc. against you ad , ".County Court House on October 41cr Business machine SALES REPS PIus tree house I loads more. 5ep 512 required, wiTHIN patio awning. Can be moved. THREE JOHNNY WALKER we required to serve a copy of your conderationotarnenngfowi, Satsuma Drive. 323-1707. experience. Draw pIus. this todayl $41100 with BPP 17 Idyliwilde 101 Brentwood Drive, 7 Bedroom unfurnhshed houSe, CIos. $1,100. Land 0' Lakes Trailer ___________________________ MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF written defenses, if any, to it on RICHARDO,EATONandMARIAN Reg. polIciel: Policy 345.3(0) which BILLARDS SALES- ExperIenced, mo. warranty. 144,000. 3 BR, 2 Real Estate Broker baths, beautiful .4 to schools and shopping. Call 372. Court, 1500 E. Graves, Orange & Found THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF JOHN M. MCCORMICK. attorney 0. EATON, his wife; ESTHER INVITATION TO BID bameud.J will limit the tIme a Inferior with fireplace. 10 pct. Inside work. 57,300 plus. General Contractor THlSNOTICE,tofiieanyobI, City, Lot 00. 55Boats & is post WEIMAN: MERIT CREDIT for Plaintiff, whose CityisSferd,plij studentmaydropØraddaes,rPINECREST 332.4437 ENGRAVER down, 7~ Pd. interest. 1315 'no. Part time. Ex. - 113 E. Jinkins Sealed Bids will bereceived in me they may have that challenges the Office Box 3323, 501 East Church CORPORATION, INC.: and NORTH 'or qusrter course utter course pays all. 337.1104 Cd in stamp engraving. SpacIous 3 BR, 2 bath in lovely 3 BR horn. in Paola on Orange Blvd. 1SYR. FHA FINANCING $100 Reward Specif IC law being im. otficeistheCltyManager,, validity is the decedenvs will, th Must Sell - lift, boat and trailer Street.Ortando.Florida,andfiiethe ORLANDO WATER AND SEWER FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Pinecrest. Foyer, porch, large Call after 17 noon. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ALMOST NEW HOME with 73 lip motor. Call evenings, Forthereturnof purwand contents. plefftintSd is F.S. 23032(2) Also for Florida, on Lyons Nil sr Iqeal quaiification of the personal original with the Clerk of the above. CORPORATION, 1 utility room. Excellent location. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Handle complete books. NCR 3300 3003 Orlando Drive 323- IfoS. Defendant. Keep monip. 323)301. Public representative, or the venue or styled Count on or before October consideration Is Policy 330.41 whfrJi NUVV Duty Ibetviag f 123.000. machine experience a must. Fan. 3 BR, 1 bath, fenced yard, kitchen Sanford, 323-3200 __________________________ PRICE SLASHED Large 3 BR, 1½ bath, no qualIfying, W. iuntsdiction of the court. NOTICE OP ACTION 13th, i74; otherwis, a iudgm.nt :IiniN stodent clubs t ofle nei,i. Works Complex located at tastic opportunity, equipped. liii Per ?flO. $100 dep. Below appraisal. Must sacrifice, 3 Bass Boat. HI-performance, '75 assume $17,200 mortgage. S152 IlL MIDNITE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND may be entered against you for the TO: RICHARD 0. EATON aid '.bortnod solicitation ales prolect Fulton Street. REAL ESTATE SALES Condo3720054. .kCOUNTRY CLUB MANOR BR, 1½ bath. Convenient neigh. monthly. Some equity and move 6-. CNId Care llurst, 17', 135 HP Merc., power Detailed specifications are OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED relief demanded in the Complalni. MARIAN 0. EATON. his wife, and ______________________ ai mows outer projects. specitic _____________________________ Wilkins Circle miniums, Draw guaranteed. 3 BR. IV, bath borts,od. Eatin kitchen with all in. C HIA. carpeted, enclosed trim. Super Motor Guide Troll Delton.-2BR,l½bath. PhoneS7l. WITNESS my hand andths sealof ESTHER WEIMAN, and all parties "law being implemented is P.S. available at the office of the City WILL BE FOREVER BARRED with carpeting, screened front PIZZA MAKER - ExPerienced. appliances, Central air I heat. garage. motor, depth finder, & m'e. 332) after 3p.m. Dateofthe first pubiicatIo,of this said Court on thIs 3rd day of Sep. hIving or claiming to have any Longwood Day Care Center- OFFSET PRESS PERSON 23O.fl(3). Also for consideration SANFQRD-- 62 dry Atres near St. porch, breakfast bar, extra built. Ex. Seller pays all refinancing costs. s3.400. 373 $367. right, 11111 or Interest in the property tImber, 1974. All bids shall be In the Citt Notice of Administration: Sep. Lngwd's oldest. I a.m..4 p.m. bus Policy 40S (Attendance policy ins, utility building on large Johns. $110,000. 4474111. perlincid. _____________________________ Asking 125.900. No reasonable temnbe, 23, 1974. Rent or Sell Immaculate 3 BR, 2 herein described. (Seal) JOHN SAULS AGENCY to .1cm. school. 339.3797 anytime. Gfades p.12) which States that a M'5 Office, City Hall, San. HERE'S THE OFFER fenced corner lot. Just $20,900. SACKETT INVESTMENT offer refused. Call Phyllis Cap. S. Joseph Davis batp,cwpsed. garage, fenced yd MECHANICS.MECHANICS ADDRESS UNKNOWN ROBSON MARINE 5tudent absent from a class more ford, Flonidi not later than 1:30 Arthur H. Beck*ith, Jr. CORP., REALTORS poni, Realtor.Associate Alter YOU'VE WAITED FOR Broker,3727174 U Personal 5155 'no. 333.7494. 2925 Hwy Assoc. 323-0413 17.97 Representative YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EducatlonalChlldcarefonasiowas Clerk of ttti Clrcutt court tttan eight times will lose credit . P.M. Thursdiy, October 7, 1974. The eli GROVE MANOR 1905 MillonyllIe hours, 134.1733 FRICKE & Day Night of the Estate of -WE SELL SUCCESS327.3941 that the above-named Plaintiff has $7. Weekly If you qualify. 323 By: Cherry Ksy Tra'is :met cours, unless absenc are bids will be publicly opened on fbi - 0lit" constructlo,, $ BR. 2½ Hunting Camp in Farmington Area __________________________ pinecrest, 7110 French Ave.. 3 BR, FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., BESS McCOY 3333176 date at 2:00 P.M. t'IedaCtvnpialnlintheatiove.styled or 323.$433. - 201 Commercial Deputy Clerk excused, Present policy is not clear 2 Lots, 134' x III', with 23' baths, central heat I air, car 1½ bath, kitchen equipped, 5153 REALTOR. 131-5253. Johnson 12' V.BM Fib. Boat. 'is Deceased Ccurt (or the foreclosure of a Publish: Sept. 16. 23. 30, 1914 TheCityCommllsionr,saryesme ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 1gM days are excused or HANDYMAN SPECIALI aluminum trailer with bath I built peting, 2.700 sq. per mo. 333739 or 323-003. ft. A best buy for YOUR TRADE.IN Cent. Trailer, '76 Evinrude 9.9 tip. mortgage encumbering the DEO-44 k not. Amendment would call these rIshttoaccepfortorejec1y1ii on SOUTHERN CLASSIC 2 story room. Electricity, deep well, onl You can easily make jtsls 3 bedroom MAY MAKE THE 18Help Wanted MECHANIC REPRESENTATIVE: Complete Excel. Cord. $150. 322. f011owing-described real property. ffu th11tfmedity 3BR.unfurn.ptouse acre, I BR, I'-, bath, formal fenced garden. -daysunexcsedandwould,,al 322.5351 or after DOWN PAYMENT home into a 3 or 4 bedroom cheap. S. JOSEPH DAVIS. JR., ESQ. Lot 5. Block C. THE COLON. 5:30, 322715$. Nicelocation dining, central heat I air upstairs ___________________________________ :mak.P work. Amendment •s, Sanford. p' WYNNEWOOD-2lOIDeC0ttie.....4 Experienced mechanic who owns Only $1,000 down. $150 payments. Post Office Box 1330 NADES Housekeeper, Sday FIRST ADDITION. ac week, Ctild care "Bill" Brocdend and down. mandates that on the third unix. 372.4433 155.000. BR, 2 bath home in super con hisowntoohs. Smitlys Inc. has an 3226420. Sanford, FlorIda 37111 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARiNG Cording to the plat thereof as Acting City Manager alter school, good benefits, WHY SAVE IT 'cusad absence of a quarter course dition. includes family room, Ff1. SELL IT immediate opening. Good pay, Telephone 30S322-2171 TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION recorded in Plat City of Book Sanford references I transportation IS, Page $0, the paze,t will be notified that itte room, plus Ii' x 30' pool ano patio. NEED A HOME? $100 down QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, POOL HOME employment. Apply to: 34Mobile Homes Publish Sept. 23, 30, 1916 OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Public Records of Seminole County, required. Sweetwater Oaks. 562. .studet will lose credit towird PublIsh Sept. 23, 1974 Low Cost Classified Ad. payment to qualified buyers. 3 See this todayl $29,700. Smitty's Inc.. 7714 Orlando Drive. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OED-117 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. FlorIda, DEDlil 9771 or 169-0339 alter 3p.m. PIANO IN STORAGE oraduat'on fOr any Unexcused mb BR, 1'-', baths, central heat, 3 BR, family room, fireplace, Saford 372-2117. Notice is hereby given that a Beautiful Spinet.Console stored Cal: Sanford's SalesLeader 12' wIde, furnished, 1 BR, refurbished. As lOw as $11,000. since after the fOUrth unexcused You are commanded to file your DIESEL TRUCK MECHANIC P carpet, fenced. 173,000. Call Public locally. Reported lIke new. Hearing will be held at the written defenses to said Complaint 47-Real Estate Adults. Also 1 trailer space. .absance. The specific law being Associates Connie Huglscn, $69. ______________________________ (p Class A. 13 pr hour. Excellent Wanted- Lazy Salesperson ac Commission Room in the City Hall with the Clerk of the above.named Responsible party can take on low MOBILE HOME on 100 ft. lot. 7 )mple,nentod It 730,22(3). Also fir 0994 or customned to high standard of Sherry Elkins, 131.371P opportunity for highly in the City of Sanford, Florida, at •xpayment balance. Write before we Court and to serve a copy thereof large bedrooms, central heat and consid,ration Is Policy 441.) which Toyota modified the Corolla's enine this year to get even 3to6FamiIy Rental Units Wanted Evenings. living. Call 323-5317. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIlE 7:00 o'clock P.M. on October peried person, sindtruckJpplln Piano, P.O. Box upon the attorneys herein below not air. Quiet area. 511.500. better gas mileage than last year's orolla, And of all the low' lt'seasytoplaceaCla5(Ap Private Buyer ANYTIME PILOIAN REALTY NOTICE UNDER AAA EMPLOYMENT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR. 1976, to consider the adoption of an later than October 21. 1916. 103. Panama, city. Fla. 32401. vvii . priced oyotas, this little 'Door Sedan is the very lowestand expulsion to conform with Phone 319.5511 _______________________ ,1' WOrd it. Cal REALTORS$31.194 201 CommercIal MultIple Listing Service WYNNEW000 P$CTITIOUSNAMISTATUTE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C%difwnce b the City of Sanford, 323 3176 4 iegislatare's defInitIs, The spsciflc TO WHOM WlTNES5myhandandsealof the ______________________ priced a? them all. But the basic Corolla isn't stripped! The - 3 BR, family IT MAY CONCERN: typing. Handle phone orders. Pianos I Electronic COUNTY, FLORIDA. Organs with Florid.i, as follows: ,, REALTORS room, range, refrigerator, large Court at Sanford, FIciIda, this 20th Clerical Help - Typing, filing. .liw being implemented is P.S. low price includes a 4-speed synchromesh transmission... LAKE MARY- SUBMITOFFER United Solvents. 333.1102. 2313 PARK CIVIL ACTIONNO. 16'I533'CA4f.l j Notice Iter,y q automatic rhythm section, Liberal that p, day oh September, 1916. Merchandise lot. Nice and clean. 520,500. reclining Hi'bjck bucket seats., . power front disc brakes. Sparkling 3 BR, 1½ bath home with office Exiince trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano I 22I.D4I. Also ICr COnsideration IS undersigned, pursuant to the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND C.,. ORDINANCINO. 1354 (SEAL) .. 1' Real Estate b 'Policy 444.4(7) which would atflefld familyroom, inside laundry room, iobforlast&effIcIentperson.i,, Organ ASSOCIATION Sales 'Fictltlous Name Statute" Chapter LOAN Oi Housekeeper. Live In & Western Auto, 301 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. " .'_central heat a, air. Listed at PAYMENTS E. 2nd st.. 373.7010. - the preslnt policy so that pupils $63.09, Florida Statute, will register LAKELAND, W. FIrst St.. 322 2235. AN ORDINANCE O THE CITY SALE PRICE WITT REALTY Clerk of the Circuit Court .$74.00. owner wants offers. for ---.. l ASLOWAS """' Mature; have drIvers license. Good expelled for the s.cono tlmi WOuld with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Plaintiff, OF SANFORD, FL('RIDA, TO By' Cherry Kay Travis Reg. Reel Estate Broker 321.0640 UNEMPLOYED, Never again if not be permanently expelled. The rnandforSemnoIec,ty,FI.ida, VS. 41OU home. Mother and Invalid son. SALES TAX _____________________ 3 ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. Deputy Clerk 114.73 3237If5 5peclfic law being implemented 3720779 you have sincere desIre and 322-2741 60-Office Rug 10' x 9', reversIble with pad; . Forrest Greene Inc. PrlvateroommndsaIary.'Jn.3, 2 New Models UPOS receIpt of root of tt.e JAMES M. WILLIAMS, et us.. OTHER FEES PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF Winifred .1. Sharp, Attorney 25.00 ambition: Serious Only pleas, cell Aire Traveler (McGraw Editor); P.S. 230.73(63(c). Also Ion conS publication of this notice, the tic. Defendants. SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON JOHNSON. MOTSINGER, $30613) Under $31000 REALTORS Slt2OS4after1p,m.orwrtte - sid.ration is PlIy 436.2 (Corporal titlo name, to-wit: BILL BAER FULL CHARGE 000KKOEPER, electric hedge trimmer; upright NOTICEOFACTION ADOPTION OF SAID OR. TRISMEN & SHARP, PA. TOTAL SALE PRICE Giovanni, Deitoni. FIa. 32763. 3035.40 grass mature person. Send .ow trimmer; to tertllizer Punishment Procedures When OF ALTAMONTE MALL, under TO: JAMES M. WILLIAMS II DINANCE. A PORTION OF THAT 100 East Robinson Street Open House .' CAMELOT ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. DOWN PAY Pnacticed amendment Of which which it is engaged in Box 610, co The Evening Herald, spreader. Ill W. 70th St . Ph. 322. $35.43 RESIDENC': UNKNOWN Wood MO. CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED Orlando, Florida 3210$ or steel desks, executive desk COMPANIONS - Single or couple, would provide that punishment be Room 305, Aitamont. Mall, BROKERS 0511. P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fla. 37171. AT CASSELBERRY & chairs, secretarial desles All parties claiming interest, by, EAST OF AIRPORT BOULEVARD Attorneys for Plaintiff mature, live In. Excellent working & FINANCE Days-3fl-4133 Sunday 14 BIl chairs, straight chairs, filing -member witnessedwho by another certlf ledin Attamomde Springs, FlorIda 3710), In through, under or against JAMES AND NORTH OF JEWETT LANE PubliSh Sept. 23. 301 Oct. 7, II, 1976 2300.00 conditIons and salary. Must have is Informed "j& pu citjj" A Guaranteed Way to lose those Nighti-3fl.7352 Uat4$.49 with approved credit M. WILLIAMS and to all parties IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DED lii City of Altamonte cabinets, as Is. Cash references. Fee paid. AVON and carry. student's penance of reason unwanted pounds and inches. Call '. Florida. having or claiming to have any VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION _____________________ 2614 HIawatha Ave. East off 17.92 NOLL'S APR 14.35 pct. AAA EMPLOYMENT Lake Monroe- 2+ acres, 3 BR, 3½ $626250 to find out how. Punishment. Amendment also _________________________ That Site party Interested in said 'might, title or Interest In the real PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER -. Casselberry, 17-fl, 530 4206 at Semlnola Blvd. 20lCommerciai HAVE A VERY MERRY $675 DOWN - Attractiye Doll Get your hands on a Thyoea. bath, pool. $73,000. Jenny Clark 323.3)76 ner let go. property herein deScribed. Provides matsnaIl person administering CHRISTMAS- and the money to (Horse Track Rd.) Punishment honor rqunt for business enterprise is as follows: 171.041. LAWS OF FLORIDA. 1975. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE We are looking for a retired couple Realty Realtor, 332.lSfS. House."JBR,7bath,'.11k,n,w,.. FULLER BRUSH YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ca'ii, Inc. pay for it. Start now-selling WHEREAS, there has beer filed EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ce Follow$ignsfo5of( wrItten statement to parent giving wall air, kitchin equipped, w w beautiful Ihat an action to forecloje a mor with the City Clerk of the City Of CUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. 322 193! products. a Florida Corporation to ilve on our property (10 acres, Make reason for punishmuni and name f 3 BR, 2 bath, large family room, Winter Park Drive carpet, large corner lot, conbeaulitul money. Call 444.3Q7 for Dated at Altamonte Springs. tgageonthefollowingrealpeoperty Sanford, Florida, a petition con- FLORIDA io minutes from downtown San. venient to schools I shopping. '1 large lot. Oak I fruit trees. One of 0PRfl 10 to 6 B)o.7964 witness present when punishment Sentinole County, Florida, this 14th in Seminole County, Florida: lnSOr,nitiOfl. GI'aranteed rec-jndult,ned auto NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES ford. The lady will have hose. taming the name of the property CIVIL ACTION NO. 7l-1125.CA.13.l ___________________________ 527.500. Easy payments. ________________________ Sanford's best areas. Best offer was administered. The Specific law day of September, 1916. a z nl"UULrLrLrl.rutnj.u.t_..s,.* Woodruff's Garden Center Lot 10, Block L, NORTH owner in the area described RILEY WOOD. batteries, $12.vS exchange. keeping duties and care for our over $17,000,wltps good terms. 372. being implemented Is F. S. 233.71. PUbIISPISIpt.23,XIOC,7, II, 1976 ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION hereinafter requesting annexation 601 Celery Ave. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 children. The man will be None of these policy amendments DED.I*I Plaintiff, 21 -Situations Wanted 5416 By Owner. Sanford Ave. ONE OF UNIT ONE, according to to the corporate area of the City of -. rosponsmble for the care of the _____________________________ 'would have any deteanlnable Drive By Poultry manure for your fall garden the Plat ttteneuf as recorded in iat Sanford. Florida, and requesting to GEORGIA PAVE (THOMAS) Lake Mary economic impact. Thou p.rscm 3 BR. 1", bath new Hand made leather AIRPORT BLVD. RI. 17-92 grounds. A salary and separate Reaebl, Handyman - no lob too 2641 ELM - LOvely I BR, 2 baths, wallets, - Book 16, Page 13, Public Records of be included therein; and purses. or pasture, $2 yard loaded at the PHONE living quarters will be offered to (WOOD) (SADLER) CURBY, irderested may obtain complete homes. Start at $21,300 with $200 small. Will do garage cleaning, belts and checkbook wallets. Seminole County, Florida, farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg WHEREAS, the Property ApDefendant. th5 right couple who must be family type •w,me, new kitchen, copies is policiss and sconomic down. Government funding. By FICTITIOUS NAME Order now for Christmas. 323 3714. house painting or ind clearing, Farm. Reed Ellis Road, Osteen has been filed against yj and you PraiserofSemlnoleCounty,Flnida, sober, reliable and Christian in well for garden I fruit tr.. (mold ttat.rawt •'.. , IL..4I _ - . .__ - -- ' - -NOTIcBOFAcT.n builder, I31-I4. Equal Housing rnv I am ' "u" are required to serve a copy of your rtaving certified that there is one jij.iy. loft 115), 2 mi. east Osteen Bridge. dividuals, References will be Shaded fenced yard. $25,500. _____________________________ wb OPPortunity. AND NOTIC F itfC3Q2EastCommercjsJAu engaged In businiss at 1101 5. 30 Gal water system, ISO; large. written defenses, If any, to it property owner in the area to be checked before interview is Sanford. Florida. LIS P1101115 heavy duty wood lathe, $130. French Avenue, Sanford, Seminole den Berg, Gay I Burke, P.A.. at annexed and that said property arranged. RepI,P to Box Ill, Co Will rare for elderly lady or gen TO: Georgia Pay, (Thomas) ROBERT G. FEATHER 64-Equipment for Rent County, Florida under tree fictitious Phone 323 5405 Post Offici Box 793. Orlando, owner tler,tan en private ltc,e. Call after BATEMAN REALTY The Evening Herald. P.O. Box has signed the petition for (Wood) (Sadler) Curby, deceased, Ja5 Chairman Drive By name of SEMINOLE TRUCK Florida 32*02, and file the original annexation and 5pm.. 3722305. 1657, Sanford, Fta 32111. Rig Real (stale Brk,r and her executors, administrators Publish Sept.73, 1976 SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICESERVICE, and that I intend to with the Clerk of the above styled Steam Clean You Own Carpet WHEREAS. it has been deter. or personal representatives it any; 2600 HIAWATHA 0(0.115 2635 5. Sa.,for Aye Lovely Leading manufacturer and registers4idnam.wIthtMclof older 3 Rent Our Reinsnvac MAJOR MAINTENANCE court on or before October 20. 1916; mined that the property descrIbed Randall Curby .121 OlS9ey. )fl 7643 BR. picture book charm. Large distributor nas auminum recRentals CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 3735151 Apartment complex needs highly _________________________. Picture window, fireplace, • Fio,r$4 in accordance with the tangular pools left over from 1975 toned against you for the relief corporate area of the City of SanJamie Sadler, an infant season, halt price. Guaranteed provisions of the FldItIoi Name Apartment pius salary. Super demanded in the complaint or ford.Florida,snditp,asfurthen been LEAVING eneva Deborah Kay Wood. an infant estate. -installation and terms. Call 304. S*itiØes. To-Wit: Sictin 563.09 petilion. Ulurnistldd determined that the annexation of Chris Michael Wood. an infant FIr St.tut 1937. $55 933$ collect. th( AAA EMPLOYMENT IS NO LAUGHIN(; WlTNES$mypandandts,alof said Property will ngt rei.jlt In tite Allen Wood. an infant, and: AKC Doberm,n Pups, ears cropped, s1g H. Jetf Vonier 201 Commercial said Court on September 16. 1976. 3733176 creation of an enclave, and any other heirs or beneticiat-ie of vic Shots I male, S mos, $200 I Harold MATTER ........PublIhSept 23.30&Oct. 7. U, 1974 New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes KitchCn Bathroom Cabinets, Ridgewood Armi ISEAIt WHEREAS, the City of Sanford. he estate of Georgia Faye female, 6 mos., 5150; 346 $140 0(0.113 Counter tops. Sinks, Installation Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida 5 in a posItion to provide (Thomas (Wood) (Sadler) Curby, if Spacious I, 2. & 3 HR opts. Teiwsls, __________________________ REALTOR, MLS $ available. Bud CabeIl. 332 1052 Clerk of the Circuit Court j, Studio, 1,2,3 municipal $evvices to the property any, FREE to good home- St. Bernard But Wagon Liii 'swimmIng, playgroun4, FROM anytime. By: Crela Higginbotham 'i 323 57l4Anytime described herein, and the City can co,er your home *ith alum Legal Notice Bedroom Apts. AKC. mate. Good with Children CIeo Jacobs and Rachel Jacobs, recreation room, laundry room _____________________________ hostess can make it easier IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Ir'h'r,, Deputy Clerk EIer-' PIasternq sOng & SOflit System Also Commission of the City of Sanford, his wife Phone 321 0296 and clubhouse. 2510 RIdoewo $xl' Quiet, FOR Utility trailer. Rebuilt, enOne Story SEMINOLE COUNTY, VA Financing•Nothlng Down . FHA p.,cn-n1 & Smuate • __________________ to adlust to YOUr new surPublish Sept. 23, 301 Oct. 7, U, 1976 FlorIda deems it in the best interest Rcof'ng Gutters IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR yrS 20 Eip EXPERT LAWN CARE Ave. San;, ed. PH 3214430 Vance Taylor FLORIDA. closd Lights hook up, hitch. l" & stone- Spec alt-, 373 pg Kitchen Equipped DEE) 116 Eaqip Søng Co III 954) of the City to accept said petition Two female miniature poodle SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA roundings, and maybe put Mowing, Edging. Trimming Lorene N. Taylor, spare •ire 322 7627 lrom 36 p.m CIVIL ACTION NO. I and to annex laid pm operly. • Adult. Conventional-5% Down Family puppies, black, AKC. 150 each. PROBATE DIVISIoN Free Estimates Ptone373.I7 Defendants. a snIde on >'our f&ce' ______________________ Window WIShing, Floor Strapping & BAMBOO COVE APIS File Number 7$.3$S.CP 323059). NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ANDALLOTHERSWHOMITMAY Division Stepping stones, sand, rock, cemem. CLJM%tINGS ,d OLIVE Waxing, Carpet Shampooing When you One Bedroom AelIlfia t-4 I)ne & 2 Bedroom apartm.,nrt, ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF CONCERN: place a Classified &ci 10 steyl, wire mesh, window seals, MA! s.3WOEN, Free estimate 323 595.1 Homes ready for your Inspection IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE CITY OF SANFORD, Cats I Kittens In Re: Estate ii The Evening Heraid. stay close to furnished From benMs, or unfurnished. Yo'.a flower are notifed pots, steps. of the filing of this Newly , PlaIntIffs, EIO(ITEENTH JUDICIAL CII. FLORIDA. $2 Each to good home ANNA GREGG and immediat. occupancy your phone because something redecoratnt. Come see. E. Alrpo,j Central Heat I Air ConditionIng, MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. action by the pIinIitf against you 'a VS. CUlt, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 32)1166 SECTION I That that certain seekingtoqumettitleIothefo:ing 1 135 wonderful 15 Blvd. about to happen, S Decea 309 Etm Ave Sanford, 333.13i(, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON For free estimates, call Carl 322 3751 JOSEPHM.$EPI)1.VED&JR.,Ond COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICETOCREDITORS property In Seminole County, property in Seminoli County (formerly Hai'ietts Beauty Nook) Harris at SEARS In Sanford 322 BARBARA N SEPULVEOA hIS CASE NO. 76-16$3-CA.I3.A Ave., 4 Sanford Blocks South of Airport Blvd. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Antique upright Piano, paint 5I9. i 1171 FIorida,describedasfolIbeand Florida, to-wit: DVIEDOFTU- Duplexes. Furn. or wife, 4 1505 W. 25th St. 1* 10: the Marriage .t. the same is hereby annexed to and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST sprayer, Rockwell slide rule Unfumn., Wooded, Home size lots. V . The West $0 feet of the Cavpenmry, Remodeling, AOdti,, FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Defee'w54nts VERNA MOORE CHEUK, Wife, ABETTER BUY'-'cannotbehadlfl made a part of the City of Sanford, feet East 517 calculator, household & yard Horse trailer, 2 horse RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE. of Lot9 Block 0, lyIng South of THE ABOVE ESTATE: Custom Work LCfnsed, Boetandens, all Sanford. See this 3 bedroom, I NOTICE OP SALE Sanford, FIa. ,7 ,... . Within four months from the ti'ni and FREDRICK LeROY CHEEK, Florida, pursuant to the voluntary the Sanford Oviedo goods. 322 3109. 3721. N metal, $200: also registered Free estimate 3731038 Rood and west of thi NOTICE iS HERESY GIVEN ',"l e• bitt, CB home located on a JR., Husband P Brailoy Qdham'3234670 large first publIcatI of this notice annexation provisloni of chapter $0 lest of ART North 230 that on liti' ltSi day of OctsOer, A 0. BROWN PEST CONTROL quarter horse mare. 9 years, NOTICE OF SUIT corner lot. Carpeted throughout Deluxe Aluminum above ground Ill 041, Laws of Florida, 1915: (Set of East 432 you are required to file with the tee, of Lots, Block D. 322.2090 Roof Repairj, Carpentry. lying 2542 Park Drive small, coggins negative. $200. South of . well, sprinkler- syste'n and a ISTI, at 11:00 am. at the West THE STATE OF FLORIDA NOW LEASING swimming pools (2) I$'x24' and BU1LDER.DEVELOPER .,g. The East one halt of Block SO. M. Sanford Oviedo Road clerk of the Circuit Court of 322 haS Both for 5330. (West of DeLand) ' sze Sofa I Chair %hampooed f 0. R. Home Repairs. Gultering. Cement Front Ocor of Sit. Courtnoijs, TO. FREDRICK LeROY . ,,, fenced yard. A well maintalne,3 IS'x33' complete, 1 yrs. old, Sanford Court Seminole _______________________________________________________ roteionillv Manaa.d County, Florida, Probate A N Smith'sSllbdmvision,ac(ordjng,o MitciteII'ssurveyofthiLevy Grant Division, the work Free estimate-s $31 Highway 41, I 1 3rd mile west St. 'i'emIno: County. ot Sanford, Scotch Guard, both for $33; Living home in an excellent neighbor. CHEEK, JR. 5.602 reposse5sed. Sacrifice. ½ price. the Plat thireof as recorded in Put address of which is Apartments Tomorrow may be tile day you ScM Johns River at St Johns River room. dani'.3 area. hall, rug 'Iori,ia, the undersigned Clerk wIll 1217 Fieetwood Drive hood 122.500. Call collect 303 773 0610. according to Put thereof as County Court House. Sanford, Book I. Page 33. Public Records of recorded that roll a way bed you'vj Acres, 5th trailer on in Plat Book I, page 5. of Florida, right lew modern single story I I 7 slsampcoirvj, regardless Of sIze, Offtcfo1S3'4fettw5landt),I.. 1 Let a Classified Ad help yp hind Elgin. IllinoIs 60120 Semtnol, a written statement of any nowhere P0 roil away County, Florida. t . Ihe Public Records of Seminoie If you 1)9 95. 322 3555 more room bedroom apts. for SliJer mtr r•sls the followIng Wanted, Residential site for end Completely YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ktAYFAIR SECTION -1 b1,.w.. storage. Classified claim or demand you may have SECTION 2. That upon Ihis or- County. Florida peace a Classified Ad today scj Ads hind veil property, furnished studio apartments, that a suit has bows filed against swimming pool. Leading buyers fast Small Pony I bath CB home. Kitchen equipped , against the estate Of Anna Gregg, you dnance becoming effectIve, the and you are required to serve a copy La' 7 of EAST LONGWO(O in tite Circuit Court Of Seminole distributor wants a nice backyard Conveniently located I beautifully Gentte i..: and carpeted throughout. Will go SC . rnidentsandpropertyowne,. in the of yor written defenses, if any, to it decOsed. W6Øs,, Seminole to display new 1976 County, landscaped. Abundant storage .ç 323 1214 model above niy, FHA or owner wIll assist with , Flora. entitled: In Re: property described herein shall be On WILLIAM A. LEFFLER, III. Eachclaimmustbelnwriting and cans FlQfli4, according to itse pi (includIng attic) and "GE Energy ground pool. Top consideration TM MarrIage of Verna Moore enttIed to all -. financing with 13.000 down. the must Indicate the basis for the the rights and pfaiitiff' attorney whose See Horse Pasture (or rent on Uplala tff4ragf Ij tecurded In Plam BoOk given for prime location. Call 30.3Cheek, Wife, and Fredrick LeRoy privileges Efticlency Package". From $113. this Olte NOW FOR: $23,000 claim, the name and address of the and immunitiis as are is P.O. Box 7791. Road $15 month 323 4316 Call 3210220 between $ I 5:30. 422 1220 collect. page 23, of the Public Records of Sanford. Cheek, Jr., Husband, Case No. 74 __ from time to time granted to creditor __________________________ 32771. on or before OctoberFlorida 10. 1176 and theor his agent or attorney, Semanots County. FlorIda; 1 1413 CA l.A. Thenatureof Ihissuit IUNLAND ESTATES Alterations, Dress Making, Drapes, resdentsandpropeysyo(,m,,oftfle arid to tile the original of thisi amount claimed. If the ReduCed to AlDGA p1j tgethef warn III struct,wes, i,, AMMO 7 BR. I bath, with fireplace, kitchen SHOTGUN I RIFLE. 70 is to obtain separate maintenance City of Sanford, Florida, IX 523,000, New Shag carpeting, new Upholstery 67Livestock- Poultry and as are written defenses with the Clerk 0 Phone 319 5371 pct. off. Sanford AuctIon, pro n'rrits. fixturis. 1200 S. and other relief. equippef, *130 mo., utilities : . . windows, appfijnces, an above ground pool 24' inHARRiET DEAS Ie-J'ng, lii Ott. CIa1. rock further provided in Chapter 171. thlsCourtonorbeforeservlceonthe will become du. shall be stated. If French Ave • 323-7340 cluded. Call eves. fi,,n;r:,ie, furnishings and aj, 323)114. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED Laws of Florida, All I r,s of U iiO . nQ HouSe-trailers diameter with decking. You owe it JEAN BRYANT Th. IVI3, and shall plaintiff's attorney, or immediately the Claim is contingent or Ii ' _____________ Evening Herald Classified Ads ________________________ , red 2 Sows, I male and 7 pigs, 10 weeks ptma,es on laid land or uSed in tø f'ie your written defenses with the further be subied ft thq 'a yourseu to see this onO for unliqum2jt, the nature of Site Store-ø ano mowed 322 92 834 92)2 offer no fancy claims lust: respon- thereafter; WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Jut? 0TH E NW I SE A uncertainty tfseqew,th old 1450. Phone 323 6.440 paciciss 7 BR, I bath, apt. Kitchen s73.. 4oin. Improvements tb Cur-k of s-aid ourt and serve a copy sibiillies of resdonte or Results' shall be stated If the '/"4'..i7;' S4nford ownerShip DEFAULT WILL BE ENTER ED BUY-SELL-- TRADE This sale is mad, pursuant to a theroof upon he equipped, dining room, living mm., 3£ 4 Bedroom claim is secureci, the security shall . Petitioner or as may from lime tv. tl'i '1Pjii, Jll3ISE FirtS1 Summary Final Judgmist enterea Petitioner's attorneys Whose 3fl5.4n air cond., ESTERSON LAND CLEARING STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If , ..,,, carpeted throughout. YOU FOR THE RELIEF be describeJ. Thu claimant shall 2 Bath ad determined by tnn govarnIcibe AGAINST MU REALTORS Mc;' .. beat DEMANDED IN THE CON Bulldozing, Excavating, Otch work inCIviiACfjOfl74IQ33CAO,(E Adults Only References required. SHIRLEYMILLETT Classified Ads didn't e1 $i5 anniUdheneto,onorbeft,r, aull%,ril-y cii the tips. c.4 SarW.v, PLAINT, QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Model, 1'51 fVtiiI '\ deliversuflicr,tcoøiesoftl,eclaim Fill dirt, top soil. 3221 594) 3310041 I C C SHEPHERD pending in the Circuit Court In ad Octobim 13, lP76or a Default will be Florkiti. wOrk there woijIcint be any. 13-4-92)2 KISH REAL ESTATE to the çIrI and itat pinv.Sioii to enable the clerk to Qf said DATED September 100s. 1976. at Inting. Remodeling. General lor Semanole County, FIori, INC. CenIral HeatI entered against youConditionIng Catselberry.Winier Springs mall os copy to cacti personal Chapter 17), %.aws 20)7 . FRENCH ior4a, 117$ !anf','d. S.minni. Cnii&. I...l.4. ,• 1 Repairs Call 323 ISiS HIJOHEY EQUIPMENT " VIIL3 my nano aria seal VT .prdlpI'5$enfatj.j, sorest CItY SECtION 2' tzt as _"T''.' ______________________ 'WFU5U ide Clearing; Mowing, Discing. vviciai ,ecoruj vemoer, A. 0. 1916. Singer Zig Zag sewing CIerkof the Circuit Court, n and machine Taj In for shidbcoml.eUecti,v,i;;ealaf&; Book tIN? at page I(o9 the Pubilc Altamonte5p.ings ALL. CLAIMS AND DEMANDS WELLS DRILLED. PUMP$ Furnished (SEAL) Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock, Sand. Ci rpentry, Remodeling I Roofing. nice cabn,t Ha, buttonhole atSeminole County, Florid,,, thit Itt, NOT SO FILED WILL BE t,)çn ts passal,.)$&ption had I SPRINKLER SYSTE&s thcentrarandh"p RcSrd of Semr.ot, County Backhoe Loader Ph 373 san Arthur H. Bckwitp,, Jr lousewashing. Painting, flsede & day of September, 1976. tachment. 550 3236229 We buy and sell good furnluv and 4I\ upy sha'l be uvaIaole lithe Floridt. fOREVL.N BARRED. RUTH TUECH rnod Clerk of tie Circuit Court sit Custom built cab'nets I OPEN HOUSE OHNAy I TIL (Seat) MONTHLY RENTALS antiques. HWY Ia AUCTIO;j Dated August 25Ih, 1976. Office of 5* CIty Clerk IVr Ill All typesajj 5 heal' 131 92)2 By. Mary N Darden eneral Maintenance Licensed Arthur H Beckwth, .lr. AVAILABLE GALLERICS. 3226972 P ),on deso'ing to examn. Ito *na Vn Camp , Werepair andaerice Arthur H Beckwim, Jr. Yrs exp Also Shampooing Of Opu?y Cterk Altdmonte Springs Color Tv. air Cond.. Maid Serv. Clerk of the Circull Court saute. As Personal Represereta STINEMACHINEI the Clrijt Court We buy used Iurr:iture S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR.. (SQ. Free Longwood By Mary N. Dardes QUALITY INN NORTH iii J'l uort.s interest otv cifezens # S'n-t'i' 'op Tp and Sew of the £st,to of SUPPLYCO By. tterry Kay Travis I item cia houseful 41. IENSTROM.DAVIS& MCINTOSH SR 431. Deputy Clerk Longwood Anna Gregg .(J Zaq macnine, teeIl have in u4tunjty t. be (East) 562 1000 "01W 2ndSt - tptv Cferk AStumC 3324433 Fl,gshlp Bank of Sarkrd 1! -KENNETH 0. MORSE. ESQUIRE DP,os,d *6td at sa-ci heaving ,.,Ia,ice ot IllS SOor pay SIP 90 per lSdtlOd Ads will always give you 'Wl.1am A. Lqttlec, Ill Suite 22 BR furnished garage apt., Waler JONES I BISHOP, PA. ' t'rae,k ?TiOflth y order McMitl.n th Will Clt Grasscuttng CLASSIFIED take CGmmssl trade in. Singer HILDA RICHMOND ne ADS Much . Much More titan 4loneoy fr Plaintiff MOVE furn Adults only, no pets. 337. $303. POSt Off Ice Box 1330 100 Maitland Avenue -. of the City of SctonJ, Florida rio yard too large or too small IPPed to zig rOy expect '.0. B ncs I make bittori .MOUNTAINS Of merchandise . ' ' S74-iIol Sanford. Florida 37771 I Attamorwe Springs, FIne,, 32101 'P0 .. / H. N Tam,,, Jr. me, every div )741 ______________________ Classified Ads. -I Sanfo,, FlorIda 1277) Balance nl $50 $1 or 10 Deltona Attorneys før PIainIitft All MO PARK, I. 7, 3 Attcmneys for Pefitione'. Wife. DAVE S 339 4.116 wFjjrnenjlI))2jo) bedroom : Orlando. FL )2i0) C.: ;;. "* pjyment5 01 16 Call cr,t 305 2I 01721 POi,Sh Sept 13, l97 trailer apts. Adull & Publish family Sept , . 9, 14, 73,30, lfl r,I..a,,0ne .S ill 9191 park, Pubfisit. Sept. t*, 73.30, Oct 7.1576 I",iria,Jer, 172 9111 or see at bey Fubish Sell, I.23, 30, Oct.?, 1916 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 0(0-Ill .: We*kiy. 331$ Hwy Il 92, Sanford, DE014 Publi; Sipt 16.7), 1971 bED-IS SANFORD SEWING CENTER DEDS? bargain. Offer it today in the lop price-a, used. any Condition 323-1930. OE,Qj3,, 30?E ltlSI,00wntown 644 5126. WinIer Park 31-AP.rtflWIW$ Funishsd - Iwniq H.raW, Sufsrt - - Ocoth _____- rn-WanI.d to Buy ______________ 1I-Atorcyctos am Orlando Winter Park Semk'oIe Cash 322-4132 - CailBart area. - -- .. Antique apt., . - __________ Aucon Iba -rairs " - Saturday Sept. 25, 7 PM .Noon io - 80-Autos for Sal. 4 ' - aet and Noon Friday ___________________ - • ___________________________ I 77- ' (1] - -..-. ____________________ - 70-Swap & Trade _________________ MORE CASH For WreCkedorJunk Cars & Trucks _____ - Ho "Get - ______________ 53-TV- - 71-Antiques - . 4 _______________________ - (Seal) - - - Jean - - Hal Colbert Realty - 323-7832 - ____________ ____________ YIAR.IND CLEARANCE REALTY - . SELL-A-TIION CONTINUU - I - . - - - ________________________ __________________________ a a 78-Motorcycs Accessories ________________________ 'ess - - ' We get hero early and stay lot. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SUNDAY 11.5 . ______________________ ___________________ - 43-.Lts.Aj'eage - - - - - - -_________________________ - _______________________ _____________________ , - ____________________________ ______________________ . ______________________ . 59-Misical ... rchandise _________________________ , - __________________________ , I Wanted 3222420 - ____________________________ 2•DoorS -. - 50-scelIaneous '2893.65 - '-'.- , - -. Supphes - -_____________ ________________________ $ 6869 Used Office Furniture ______ - Vb1 62-Lawn.Garden CARS OF ECONOMY SANFORD, INC. TOYOTA SANFORD DELAND PH. 322.8601 668-4231 •- v vun be ANORA r _____ -._....,..._ - pej - ' HOME 30-Apartments "-' - - - - - - HaIJ - Realty the Welcome 25,000 ' hot - - ---- - BUSINESS DIRECTORY SS - 65-Pets-Supplies ardens Luxury Patio Apartments Aluminum Siding - '. - I LondIcapifl9 & Home Improvements _______ - ' 6 - '.I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL , . 8 ._, . 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C&A BackHoe Service - .•IIliIlIIllIIIl'I~\ ' ' _______ ________ Park - . . 14 I I - _ zag We Buy Furniture -- -- ' - , - - t';: :' ' __ __ ___ ___ - , - - __ . - . __ :, : -------------- To List Your BusIneSS.,,DIQI 322-263ç9ç ____ _m - .-____ -- I ________ _________ '_ ' - Ft'; '-',,' .. t'V'i.ç - .j'r' t(LI'.'S" ----' '.-,..,- -'- - ,,. - / , r •', • - e .- : it ' : J1P'1L ' ' i i' %s' t 'T ,f s ,ttiacpc.. , ;y,' ' ,,j, . 3)I ,. t,t4.r , IJ.i' ,+iii - �S*-Evuslq NsisW, kak,d, FL 8.0. a The Race For County Judge 000 Hiltt Fredric Hltts am)41k,n Mace '4'flhiood was to be a Atomy. In his Odwadong pm.r.t toward On legal proteulon he detoured for theee yeas, first to practicing his second love a joe'. nalismcareer — anilthentobshssdofa departi-eg for the Florida Development Comnildion before returning to 5C*lSOl at night todaty for hisJeijjlow. He, Me wife, Joyce, seven chtld'ei live In the Woodlands of ___ - In addition, Mitt said, traffic court Involving city Cases should be held In the south end of the county with all three county judges A native of Tons,be has raided In Florida He said since he is a resident of South Seminole he would be willing to "handle the bulk of the cuei' if the presiding judge of the county courts wished him to do so. civil litigation and some criminal work. His legal experience also includes 1$ madhs service in the Orange County public defender's cmos. for the pad 20 years. He is 38. Bitt was one of those considered for a circuit judge apØim,nt a year ago, losing Out to Kenneth ter, who was race* tected unopposed. He dill hopes one day to be a r* cult judge. He added, however, that If elected to the new county judgeship in S'sbv4e, he would serve the full foir-year term and would not resign when a circuit judgeship is up for election two years from now, Hilt sees ae,.l oeeasa&, steps in solving the problems ohiewded dockuts and loss of revenues 1Mfripstd by th. fin cities which have municipal coast, when these courts are phased ad In January. He s'4geda that the Logidshn ad down _ the co el mast in VAN and forfeitures train m y Real problems are certain to develop with the phueoi4 of inimicipsi courts In January, but It Is within the power of the cities to start the ball rolling to solve those problems, ac cording to county judge candidate Alan Dickey. It all depends on whether the cities really want to have courts In their areas, he said. CWTUI law empowers the cities to certify to the cbiefjudpof the circuit court that they will furnish space for a courtroom. If the judge doesn't act to set court bearings on a regular basis In the cities, the mwildpalltles then can goto the chid Justice of the Supreme Court with the problem, Dickey said. In addition, Dickey said, It Is obvious the state attorney's office has neither the funds nor the people necessary to handle the Increased caseload of prosecutions train the five citle.. But, the law gives the cities the right to hire their own prosecuting attorney to do this work. He said that failure to prosecute city cues will cause a morale problem In the police departments as cues they have made go by the board. "County court Is going to have to Mt In the south end," Dickey sald. "If It doesn't sit In that area, there Is going to be a revolt of the taxpayers." He said that South Seminole persona, many of whom work in Orlando, If required to appear in comity court In Sanford during the day on "fender benders," will suffer not only twoed to the city. .&pracUces law M the ue'sp,eg pan. Is a general prectice, Mostly _ Dic k e y city cues are to be divide& Mitt noted that the City of Cauelbervy recently levied a properly tax for the first time because of anticipated leases in go train city court. He add coasideratim should be given to treating as city cues those offenses arising within a city with the resulting revenues participating on a rotating basis. MItt said that night court should be scheduled for traffic offenses. He said with parsoos accused of traffic violations having to appear In court during the daytime, the I.coni11c Impact via loss of wages during the daytime hours would be almost prohibitive. "A wrung would be committed because the court would be exacting too stiffs price," he said. A necessary quality an attorney mud have to make a good judge, Mitt agrees is "judicial temperament." He defines this quality as a Hn1ii of maturity and attitude. 'iwyera who become judges tend to change and grow," he said, "becoming more mature and more responsible as they practice." Maturity, he said, Implies the ability not to over-read to stimulus whether pro or can. tu'rr DICKEY The Phaseout The Sept. * contest for Seminole County Judge takes on unusual Importance this year with the pbueout of the municipal court system scheduled for Jan. 1, In line with the requirements of Article V of the Flnrlda's 18 con. stitutlon. When the phaseout is accomplished, all city cases now heard In the municipal courts of Casselberry, Altamonte Springs, LA1g`WO14 Winter Springs, and Oviedo will be tiled In county nowt. Sanford and Lake Mary cises are already tried In the cotrdycvwt. While the Incnnbents, Harold Johnson and Wallace Hall, have beam elected unopposed, two new faces to the Political arena - Alan Dickey of Sanford and Fredric Hitt of Altamonte Springs - are vying In next week's election for the third county judgeship recently created. In the Sept. 7 primary, Dickey polled 3,700 to Hltt's 2,567 to set the rwo(f pelndpala. The other two candidates for the office at that time - A"14aM State Atty. William Heffernan and Sanford lawyer, Carroll Burke received 1,9 and 1,918 respectively. the fines imposed, but also loss of pay from miming WorL The answer to this, he said, Is night court held on a regular basis In the south and. Dickey don not an repeal of the con. stltutlonal amendment phasing out tht.) municipal court system as the aiii to the difficulty anticipated. The voters passed the constitutional amendment to get rid of peace justices and the city courts, he uld. Born In Kansas, Dickey, 33, grew up in Miami and Is five year resident In Seminole County. He has a civil and a4rn1ri1 practice with his office In the Sanford Atlantic National Bank building. He and his wife, Laura, have two children— Kevin, 5 and Ryan 21 montlw. Dickey received his baccalaureate degree from Stetson University and his law degree from the University of Florida Law SchooL Judicial temperament In his opinWm Is the "ability to listen and patience, understanding and dignity thrown together. A person who Is short with litigants and attorneys, who will not let them have their. my and day In court does not have judicial temperament," he said. Knowing where the line is is the secrst." Dickey, during his almost eight years In the legal profession, has served U an assistant public defender and an oulsiard state attorney, maintaining his law office at the same time. "I always wanted tobea lawyer, as long as I can remember," he said. 69th Year, No. 30—Friday, September 24 1976 Sanford, Florida 32l11—Prlc. 10 Cents 1 Lake Mary Awarded 300 Contested Acres B7JAcQUELJNZD0WD Herald Staff Writer Round one of a court fight between Sanford and Lake Mary over Th acres both claim are within their city limits has been awarded to Lake Mary. In a ruling handed down Thursday afternoon, Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Letfler ordered Sanford to turn over to Its smaller neighbor taxes collected In 1914 from the 10 pro With Seminole Tax Appraiser Terry Goembel out of town today, It was unclear exactly how much money is Involved. .,,,•, ': y owners Involved In the Lake Mary, which Included Ryan to Brock: 'I have III Brock to Ryan: 'I feel that (you have) caused the people of Seminole County to be the victims of (your) wrath been cheated out of being the standard bearer by your last-minute decision Allan Keen and Betsy Folk are all ears as their candidate, Jimmy Carter, makes a 'I'1iIL' debate point. Keen is chairman of Carter's Seminole County Campaign Committee. Sanford had annexed the land .. RYAN I Who Was The PHIlADELPHIA (AP) — Both President Ford and Jimmy Carter are claiming victory In the first of the 1976 debates. But a nationwide Associated Press poll showed today that neither candidate was the clear w'zmer, although Ford attracted slightly more new supporters. The restrained yet contentious confrontation was laden with economic statistics and political rhetoric but bwm of any new proposals. "I thought I did well," the Democratic nominee told re- BROCK Reverses Earlier Pledge very adequately." By DONNA ESTES HersldSWf Writer a t He ended his open letter by giving "fair and open warning" to whichever of the two remaining candidates win the seat to "keep a sharp lookout over his shoulder" because Ryan Intends to run and be elected to the office In 1978. The explanation given by Seminole County Port Authority Ryan affirmed that his position In these last few days prior to Director Jim Ryan for pounding Seminole's pavement on behalf the second primary concerning his candidacy In 1978 has not of Joe Knowles of Leesburg Is that "Knowles Is the most qualified changed candidate left In the race" for the Democratic nomination for the "Knowles Is the most qualified candidate left In this race," he district 34 seat In Florida's House of Representatives. said. Ryan denied that he Is working for the weaker of the two "Right now I'm trying to get the most qualified official candidates to make his own efforts two years hence any easier. nominated," said Ryan explaining his change of position from can't tell what Jim Ryan Is going to do next," Brock says. that announced just four days after the Sept. 7 primary election. "He"Itold me the night of the first primary that he would endorse In the election Ryan placed third in a three-man contest for me and now has gone 180 degrees to support my opponent from the Democratic nomination behind Knowles and Altamonte Lake County," Brock said. Springs attorney Newman Brock. I Brock's law partner, Gary Massey, said he Insisted that Although Ryan carried Seminole County by little more than Brock call Ryan during the early evening hours of the first 100 votes, be was not able to overcome Knowles and Brock's lead primary before final returns were in and when It appeared that in the two companion counties In the 34th district - Lake and Ryan was running ahead, pledging Brock's support to Ryan Marion and lost by 191 votes. should he be the victor. On Sept. 11, Ryan lnan open letter to Brock sald. . . "I have Hassey said he urged Brock, In turn, to seek Ryan's pledge of debded that It will be In my bent Interest, and In the best Interest support If the tables were reversed and Brock was to be In the of the candidate and party unity, that I not openly endorse or runoff. support any of the remaining combatants In the second Massey said he was on an extension during the Brock-Ryan Democratic Primary involving those In the race for Florida conversation as the two men exchanged pledges. House of Representatives, District 34." "Apparently, Mr. Ryan Is an opportunist who seems to pick the "My position," Ryan continued, "— simply stated — Is that I weakest candidate so that he may run against that can1dal' In feel I have been cheated out of being the standard bearer by your the very next election," Brock said. (Brock's) last-minute decision to deny me an opportunity to truly He added, "In evaluating Mr. Ryan's past actions, it appears represent the p&*t for whom I have so faithfully served for over he worked In the Republican incumbent's (Vince Fechtel) past 10 years — coupled with the fact that I am now — and will con- election and then decided to run against him. tinue t, be 'running for House Seat 34 In 1978." "He (Ryan) has flip-flopped back and forth from the "Sectionalism interjected Into the race by Mr. Knowles Republican and Democratic parties because he can't, apparently, causes me to shy from supporting his candidacy openly. get along with either party. -By the same token. you have also made similar comments "I don't think lie knows what he wants th do. I feel that Mr. that I do not feel are germane to presenting the ability or Ryan has caased the people of Seminole County to be the victims qualifications of any of the candidates — or necessary to interject of his wrath. His indecisiveness could foresteably prevent into our efforts to become elected," Ryan said In the open letter. Seminole County from picking up a much-needed representative He continued, "My analysis of the first primary is that I sat In Tallahassee. would have very easily won the nomination — (since I was SUC"Ryan's statements and actions really boil down to pWit old cessful In winning my home county) - had you not decided to 'sotwgrapes' I hope I will never have to stoop to his lotIcs,' thwart my efforts. By the same analogy, I have never felt any Brock said. qualms about unseating the incumbent" "I've tried to run my campaign on a very high level. HI, Ryan said his financial resources had been "completely actions may be a blessing. I would not want that type personality drained" by Brock's "untimely entrance" and that In addition he to be associated with my campaign," he said. had gone into debt. In the Sept. 7 primary, Knowles vote tally was 672 In "If I had unlimited funds such as you and Mr. Knowles have Seminole, 2,449 In Lake and 22 In Marion; while Rrock'j totals spent in 'buytng'thetworun-off positions —history would have to were l,429fn Seminole, 1,008 In Lake and 23 In Marion and Ryan's be written in an entirely different manner," he said. totals were 1,541 in Seminole, 719 In Lake and 9 In Marion. Seminole Campaign Briefs Kelly Headquarters To Open Campaign headquarters In who is seeking the district five Saturday In the shaded parking will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Seminole County for U. S. Rep. seat on the Seminole County area adjacent to Lard Saturday at the iome of Richard Kelly (H-New Port Board of Cc*nmlaslcners will be Cburnley's Pub on SR 436 in William F. Austin III, 2 Island Rlchey) will be opened with held from 10 A.M. wIll noon Altamonte Springs. Drive, Lake Mary. formal ceremonies at 9:30 Saturday at the bane of Mrs. Saturday. Some 600 state—inspected Huth 801* well, 107 Pine Lake in plants are to be available for A gala "Meet the Idate" the Little Venice section W(,j) sale. A number of local The headquarters is located Arbor. Kirchhoff Is aRepublicancandidates be cocktail party for Greg at 320 U.S. 17-92, four blocks Republican. ' will gtJ ( SR 436 on the wed side available throughout the day to Drummond, GOP candidate for the district 33 seat m the of the highway. meet and greet the i'u c. Florida House of Rapresen. A cocktail party for the tatives will be held from 6:30 to The Seminole County Young Republican candidate for the 8:30 p.m., Sept. 30 at the A coffee on behalf of the Republicans are sponsoring it district one seat on the Altamonte Springs civ ic candidacyo( William Kirchhoff plantsaleframiOa.m.to5p.m Seminole County Comm1n Center. p.. "I enjoyed It very much," Ford said on leaving the theater, Asked who won, the President replied, '"fl American people." .LFo 4 suppoders, "We havea turning pon this campaign..., The momentum Is on o side." The A? poll was conducted among 1,085 scientifically on the southwest I LIdJ$WW vvinnerf chosen viewers who were questioned both before ImmedIately after the debate. It showed that 31.4 per cent of those who watched on television thought Ford had won and 31.8 per cent thought Carter had won. The rest, 338 per cent, didn't or couldn't pick a winner, Statistically, the margin between Ford and Carter was too small for a clear winner to be declarecL Experts say that a sample of this size could err by 2.9 per cent from what the result would be If all viewers were polled. Voters were asked their preference for president. Carter supporters numbered 453 per cent before the debate and 46.9 per omtafterward. Ford wuprefby 41 per cent of the voters before the debate and 44.9 per porters as he left the Walnut Street Theater, site of the debate. Carter said he had wanted to stress what be con. alders Ford's lack of leadership "and I think I did that Ryan For Knowles: W hy? the land In Its 1973 In. corporation, collected the property taxes in 1915. -. - '.' cent afterward. The Undedded vote dropped ft fl 11.9 per cent before to 7.1 after. The poll was taken f The AP by (lfl MW- we 1ces oiRd, See The Debate, Page 5A Top man in the primary! Here's why... — . withoutjur"Won to entertain the land owners' petitions' for H us key,.,To..',Hike Sweetwater Rates By ED PRICKETT - ' Herald Staff Writer After suffering a setback In rim ,. 4h residents who already pay the full $200-n.year1ee. The developer claims he Is losing thousand., each year because of Increased costs. "The only thing I can say Is a - . I As a former resident of Seminole County and retired attorney of the U.S. Department of Justice, itis my opinion that Joe Knowles will give us efficient and honest representation. James G. Sharon, Jr. Leesburg a Government will improve by electing men of the stature and experience of Joe Knowles. Phil Conant, Umatilla a We need successful businessm en in Tallahassee. We need Joe Knowles. W. Garnett White, Sanford a Because he is a successful businessman with broad experience as a community leader, I recommend Joe Knowles. Major General Emmett M. Tally, Ret. Mt. Dora , JOE KNOWLES Successful businessman citrus, cattleman, banker Civic leader 14 years In water manage. ment In Okiawaha Basin, former mayor and city commissioner Joe Knowles has stability, balance andsound judgemen t. Gordon V. Frederick, Sanford Ira W. McCollum Jr. and his wife Ingrid watch their , man on television during Thursday night's presidential debate. McCollum Is chairman of the Seminole County Republican - Executive Committee, Church and family man Rarely do men of Joe Knowles calibre, character and Graduate of Rollins College ability seek public office, a Sam Henry Powell, Leesburg Mason, Shriner, Elk We need a successful businessman like Joe Knowles. S. 0. Chase, Jr., Sanford In my opinion Joe Knou'Ie would give Dia. 34 honest, efficient and effective representation. Gordon G. Oldham, Jr., State Attorney Leesburg Competent and understanding Joe Knowles asks for your vote • Vote for conscientious, effective representation In Tallahassee 4410(blo 1111411T 1cs 11 DISTRICT 34 Florida House of Representatives .1 SCC Prof: Ford Won By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Prof. Roger Jarand a speech and drama professor at Seminole Community College said today that he gave a slight edge to President Ford in his televised debate with Jimmy Carter. But the professor added that Carter may have made a better impression on the American public. "I thought Ford came out slightly ahead," said Jarand. "I thought he gave wore direct answers, while Cuter used many of what I call 'si'phnwic cliches' In gP:ing answers to questions. "Li trtn of delivery," Jaran1 saId, 1 thought Carter was superior because he tended It, speak to the camera, while President Ford, Instead of looking at the camera, would look at the person who asked the question. And I thought Ford was rather rigid In his delivery." Jarand said he felt the Democratic challenger came across as "rather shaky" at the beginning of the 90-minute debate. "He stumbled through those first couple of questions. But ltter on he developed more confidence and seemed to figure out how to respond to the questioners. I thought Ford didn't seem any different at the end than he was at the beginning; he stayed pretty much the same all the way through." The president answered each question "yes" or "no" at the beginning and them developed on his response. Jarand said, while "Carter would first ezpo'.ind, then toward the end he would get around to giving an answer. And in several cases they had to wait to the follow-up question to finally pin him down on something," "Carter has to be it lot more specific," Jarand continued. "When he was talking about how he was going to implement programs, he had a lot of assumptions In there. I didn't think that he had at his command the same number of facts that President Ford had." And yet, while Jarand said that as a speech teacher he would "give Ford a higher grade than Carter," he said the former Georgia governor night have had a greater Impact on the viewing audience. "Carter used a lot of sophomoric cliches," Jarand said, "but this Is the type of thing that appeals to the American public. I think that's been pretty well demonstrated. I don't think the public responds to facts as much as to an emotional kind of __________________ they came find." Contractor's Wife Kidnaped; Abd ctor I Payoff Try JACKSONVILLE (AP) called Jalfaat his ofnceshortjy be in touch with her husband The wife of a wealthy COil- after 10 o'clock Wednesday after the ransom was paid. tractor and real estate devel- morning, demanding $200,000, oper has been kidnaped by a Walton said. The FBI said Jails left the man who led her husband and The caller directed Jaffa to a $50,000 in cash in a briefcase at officers on a fruitless 100'mile location near Green Cove the scene, along with a note Around The Clock .4-A ransom payoff attempt, the FBI Springs, about 30 miles south of Promising full payment upon Bridge ...............6-B Said today. Jacksonville on U.S. 17, where assurance that Mrs. Jaffa was Calendar ..... ...... .....$.A Mrs. Richard Jaffa, 35, dii- the man said there were in- safeChurch ...................3-B appeared Wednesday morning structions for the pay-jif. The FBI said the money was Comics ... ...... ....1-8 as she prepared to visit a hairJaffa notified a friend, who not picked up and nothing furCrossword 6-B dresser, said Ken Walton, as. called the FBI and Duval Counther was heard from the k.dEditorial 4-A sistant head of the FBI office ty sheriff's office, Walton said. Dear Abby 141 here. Working with laws enforce. Dr. Lamb 6-11 A $50,000 partial ransuni pay- meat Officers, Jaffa followed a The news media learned of horoscope 6-11 merit was made Wednesday trail of notes Wednesday the story Wednesday but night hospital S-A night but never picked up and .c a location In the Ocala Na- 49rtcJ to withl'cld the story unObituaries $-A the woman was still missing to- tIon4d Forest, northea3t of the til today after authorities said Sports ....... 64-A day, authorities said. Jaffa was city of Ocala. news coverage could endanger 'rtlevisien ............4-li to make a public appeal for his A note fotnd at that spot di- the woman's life. The voluntary Weather ....... ....S-A wife's safe return trier today. rected Jaffa to leave the money Women ....... .141 A man with a Spanish accent there and said Mrs. Jaffa winid See CON'TRACTo Page 2-A - Today presentation. "I thought the highlight for Carter was in his final statement," Jarand con- . cluded. "When he was talking about the things he could do- you know, 'trust me' he came across like . . See SCC Prof Page 2-A a S Gainesville for the toughest game on the Brantley schedule. Elsewhere tonight, Oviedo plays at Seminole. Colonial bat Lyman and Melbeeisat Lake Howell. "Until this process came to end by the failure of Legisla ture toenact a proposed municipal charter during the 1913 regular session or by the failure of the voters to approve the charter enacted," Lef fler wrote, "the city Of Sanford was . Joe Knowles has proved he Xas the ability to work with people John Krider, Sanford f,,,. Jim McCollum hands off to Dean Shackleford, and Lake Brantley High School hopes play works to perfection tonight as the Patriots travel to vv-uuun iL" another hearin -.. district for Sweetwater Oaks, Lake Mary City Attorney developer E. Everette Huskey there Is no way to continue to Gary Massey, who prepared the now says he will raise rates for ' lose $75,000 a year," he said. order Leffler signed Thursday, all homeowner association Homeowners at Tuesday's had been waiting this morning members to $200 a year. meeting criticized Huskey for forward of the judge's decision. Presently, some Sweetwater not telling them about the "I think it was the right residents pay $50 per year In planned taxing district a year decision," Massey said. dues, others pay $100 while ago. According to testimony at The suit, filed by the city of residents who bought homes the commission meeting, some Sanford in May, asked for a recently pay the full $200. All homeowners were Informed of judgment on which city Is en- together, about 500 families the district as late as lad titled to the 1916 taxes. occupy the development, which Sunday. The basis of Sanford's suit Is located In South Seminole Htnkey said a second apwas that the property owners County. plicatlon for a taxing district is have "evidenced desires to About 50 residents showed up not Part of his plan because proceed with sale or develop- at a county commission countY ordinances required a ment of their respective par- meeting on Tuesday. Armed year between each application. HUSKEY cels" but deals are being held with petitions signed by an "We're not going to do up until the question of which estimated 200 residents, home- Project is completed. Any In- anything today or tomorrow," city the land Is in has been owners convinced the commis- crease In homeowner's fees will Huskey said. He said he will settled. slon to turn down Huskey's require a vote by association give things "time to cool off" before slapping residents with Sanford rezoned about 24 request for the taxing district, members. But Huskey said he envisions the Increased fee& acres of the land for corn- which he said was needed to no problem In getting the new mercial and multi-family use In offset high energy cos'.,. "I've had a number of calls Under the proposed special rates voted in. The reason, he from people who are behind December 1974 at Jeno Paulucci's request. The city taxing district, each home. said, Is because as developer he me," the developer said. retained strict controls over owner would have paid about has the necessary votes. In an The only other alternative election, homeowners have one one Huskey mentioned at development plans because the $30 per year. vote per residence, while Tuesday's session _Isto mt -If land lies within the prime Huskey Is president of the Huskey, as developer, has four lights at the project. recharge area for the city's Sweetwater Homeowners votes per each lot. water supply. And Huskey says now that As far as Lake Mary is Association. As developer, he Also, Huskey says he will shutting off lights Is not going to will president until the have the votes of all recent happen. concerned, all 300 acres are remain zoned agricultural. Sanford collected the 1974 taxes because, as Assistant Property Appraiser Bill Suber said, "For lack of better Information the property was u listed as In Sanford because James S. (Jim) Ryan, Sanford '.--, .' ,l ,) i• PATRIOTIC FEELING -- fine legislator. — Leffler ruled that Sanford had no authority to annex the land because a notice of Intent, In. cluding the legal description Of Lake Mary's boundaries, was published Jan. 24, im. Sanford City Attorney Vernon C. Mize Jr., who. had not yet seen a copy of Leffler's ruling, said this morning be would ask the city commissioners Monday night for a decision on whether to appeal the decision. Sanford has 10 days to file an Intent to appeal or to ask for I have come to know Joe Knowles as an outstanding gentleman, a fine and qualified candidate. He will flake a DEMOCRAT UI June 1973, less than a month before the special legislation, creating the city of Lake Mary became law without the governors signature . _ nerof --- LJne Sill] *fl IDA ....... .. --- d ,i.;J ' fl ..;. ..:: , . -r ............................... . . :' -. , . ..........'.'-. -.. :. . - 'ti ..,. � 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, September 23, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 1976. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/36a85cfbeb848e8853ed715c3010f5df.pdf 25ccaa069e32315fd6a6a0c62b30406c PDF Text Text - £$-tvs&g Hsr., Iiard, FL Tusiy, Sops. fl, 1q70 906 TOUILA MIIIVI ROYAL DELUXE Ws4yi, CANAAN BOND . 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It • I -/... . , a. •'. - Chimp M an Fights To Save 'Dream' By BOB LLOYD Staff Wilier To Austrian-born Rudolph Alexander the 56-acres of palmetto and pine land bordering Lake Harney at Geneva was what he thought would be the "American Dream": A spot where he could breed and ralsd' his • "Hollywood Chimps," entertain young and old alike and live peacefully with his animals. Over the last two of the seven years he's lived o the sand' road near the quiet northeast Seminole community of Geneva eam has soured just a bit. He says he's been the repeated victim of vandals and thieves and his chimpanzees have been subject, of znerous COlTII)Iaints 10 OrItlea. ,. Nevertheless, since a mid-August public t._..I..__. -- county xw -v we eziunoie Control Board that ended In a recommendatlon that the chimps be Impounded, Alexander has been busily trying to improve * 'My mother moth conditions at the clearing in the pine and palmetto lowland where he lives, The old chlmnanzee cages that fflr.4nIe - - -----•••-.-said didn't meet minimum specifications and allowed frequent escapes by the animals that then roamed the neighborhood have been replaced with concrete, wood and steelbarred cages. "I've spent ,000 on It," says Alexander, even though he's lost his job at a Melbourne country club ass chef because of publicity in the chimp case. Alexander hopes officials will come to his compound to see the changes. County Court Judge Wallace Hall may do that. Hall told lawyers In a Tuesday hearing that he'll go to Geneva to view the situation "If necessary" when an evidentiary hearing Is held within inc nextiT. days. ft fell lot to Assistant State Attorney -- -- -, - tnld anything (JIW(JVC happen, you go to America...' ,-..4.l I mix I GAINESVILLE (AP) I! I, ,_ , " •". I • - - - FF 119.50 P - 5l1f ( s ., •a- 38.95 -- 49.95 42.95 •. " .aç . z • - -. • - . -. Alexandertreats one ofthechlwpslions ed ln .•. , - .. .,'j ." . • - . -,', - . 14J President Ford has impounded Dr. William G. Muneell e, a political science professor who served as consultant on the study, said that although the amount, impounded by Nixon and Ford were Similar, the wives And k 4gg - Center for Govertnental Responsibility at the University of FlorW& and was funded by thc Ca%ressionIal Budget Office. - ,... IIIIJ naI1 amounts in several areas. I don 't see the same kind of hostility I did In the Nixon administration." The study said that most Impoundment,, under Nixon were directed by him and his top level advisers but under Ford the The law was a congressional reaction to former President impoundments are often directed by the Office of Managcinen Richard Nixon's delays or refusals to spend some money voted by and Budget and by agency heads. Congr ess for domestic programs. The st did not mention Impo undment., by prevIou However, the study said, the Ford administration had jn- presidentsudy other than Nixon. pounded more than $13 billion by April lflS-roughly the same as Researchers said they surveyed 20 states to determine effeit the amount Nixon impounded. of the Impoundment, and focused particularly on Califorrnt A White House spokesman said that since administration of. Michigan, Pennsylvania and Florida. ficials have not seen the study they have no comment now. They looked at the areas of education, health, arriculture and The $23,000 stixty released here Tuesday *23 conducted by the • - - ' w -b.illiona of dollars appropriated by Congress despite a 1974 law designed to control such action by the executive branch, a research group says in a study funded by Congres.,, -. ' •(' 83.9g Freemai ine ha. isquested ipeedy aetI.i. Freeman says he will iii seek a padil. em of two at$iraeys esvlds.ed for the new legal stalL But Freeman's assistant, Robert Pierce, says ha is interested. A third attorney and Freeman's law partner, Ned Woslisik, mamawhlle, has submitted his resignation to the cemly. W..U.lk, who was utility aU.y, bm accepted a poeftks with an Ortaado iawflrm. ' -, - VIHLEN Study: No 'Nixon Hostility' \' 104,90 •..•.'. -. Marling told commissioner financial statements and auditi Exec. ' Asst. Roger Nelawender d is a "top" Kaiser coming up winners. have been agng" and also Nelswonder won pay hikes for administrator. "gM, righi?' commented Informed officials that 100 only two of eIgl2t top-leveL Each position CommlssionerJoin1Elmt.ouh utility accounts went unbilled in administrators he said were separately with only Jones and when the votes were all in. February. underpaid as the Seminole Maihg said he will con- County Commission Tuesday centrate first on the financial night approved an $18.3.mIllIon Picture, then skip over to dollar budget to fm operations operations, next year. With high hopes, Seminole Public Safety Director Gary County entered the utility Kaiser's salary was upped from business last year with the $3.9- $16,0 to $18, and Ashby million purchase of Indian Hills Jones, the asst. Court Clerk, and Consumer Hills utilities, was granted $18,216, up from But a lack of growth attributed $11,600. to a failing economy punctured The $15.3-million budget the revenue picture. includes no hike In property Utility officials soon began taxes for county residents. The predicting rate hikes for millage remained at 5.37- or customers. Amid reports that $5.37 for each $1,000 of assessed all was not well, the corn- property valuation. -NøIwpnAar •..I,1 k ., , aiu IIC W3 ee COMMISSION, Page weren't approve all the raises d, but said the - board reviewed salaries prior to his Tuesday recomToday mendatlon IL /• . ,. .• Of 8 Win Pa Hikes UF ____ Forgot' Commissioners also hired Around The Clock ..........4-A Winter Springs resident &lsige....................10-A wuua J. Schuder as public Calendar-------------------0-B works director to replace Bob Comics ...................10-A who resigned. Crossword ................10-A Neiswender said a study Editorial...................4-A comparing administrative Dear Abby .................1-B salaries with private sector Dr. Lamb .................10-A salaries shows some Seminole Horoscope ................10-A officials underpaid. HnIf,l 're1swern1er recommended .....................a-t sports .................. 12-13-A minimal Increases for seven Television .................0-B officials at the director's level Weather ------------------hA but requested a 10 per cent Women --------------------1-B raise for Kaiser who See CHIMP, Page 5A . ,_'4.. 'I the Seminole Cy CoinmisFIrs Semia,ie Cola.Commf.ii.ser Harry a1on Tuesday biredagg (Mis were frested I. the Kwiatbwski, who adand approved a Nday, $15,000 "Kw1aouj Rapirt," vocated email.. (a legal study designed to get the which cola' umnIq4g stall with $141,101, woe lagg1ngdeparlmei* back oft3 en Red but t ____ feet. '(adopting. twe,h Bat o1. "There has beam some laxNow, a temporary Iapoe fidati dsed shirt of ness In the (utility) depart. in memory may result in a vote which would hive ment," Commissioner Dick secosd repeal: the "Viblen legally created the depart. Williams acknowledged today. Report" meat. "Some bills haven't been calThe VIhien report was OsFrldoy,Vfkleusaldhe 1ectL I don't know why." proffihIedTseidoyiItby would ask for legal ICUIS Utility Director Bill Dale, CemmIai4..r Sid Vibini at Tuesday's meeting. said he's aware of the problem. Jr., who after fulhl I. ask Viblen said Neisweader Dale Said hebmbeamweth 5. for ae(M.in Create ud the OflJee of 1aaqe. do anything about It became home legal depseat, meet Aaaiy$1$sod E,ijas. he's not sireof his 1egajfoo(ljg, Now saysbe mot slady Use (OMAE) have been "I requested information issue to make a full report basy with the budget sad from time attorney," Dale said. sliest week's cemly cow. didn't have time I. study "I never got a legal opinion on mission meeting, the esuaty attorney Issue. It." "1 forgot," Vthlen tint However, he had no Dale said an error In billing said who asked why he e'pinutinn who he was ten inabouta$1,000under. didn't ask Exec. Asst. remindedthatj$wuNth. billing. Roger Ne(sweisderud the weeder who asked for "I'm not sire we can go back coty's watchdog depart. direction so the staff could wW bill them (cudomers),90 the yg meet to begin get underway on the director noted. "I'm not lire Orderly phaseout legal project what la legal." services provided by Asked U his sew report Dale said he asked for County A. Tom scould be termed the "Vs legal opinion about a month Uan and labor attorneys lea Report," Vihien said, • ago. Alley& Blue. "Ignesaso." After hiring a utility consultant, Hugh Marling of Post. '. Buckley, Schub& Jernigan Inc. > of Orlando, the commluloij $18.3 Million Budget Passes Tuesday appointed Cominls4oner John Kimbrough as a liaison to oversee utility 2 ' • . -b. :; ii -.. dI• '1 .. 139.90 139.00 J1' 1395 011 118.25 01 199.50 24 oz. 115.00 24 oz. 115.00 24 OZ. 109.50 Jt. 49.95 -- 24 .. 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"In some cases, (state) officials would rather not participate at all, and are beginning to withdraw from participation because of an 0abillity to plan," the report Said. La.P -t-' .a,.r.cJ... 1;1 1%1 4'g I I- ;t' thaIt quoted one state official, who wasn't identified. as saytrid tr.0 ent,tI Processof impoundment 3a mockery Qf congressional aa aj atAUU WUWU And he would 'Ford impoundments seem to be scattered around more In fl• The report said that the Office of M.2naement and Budget claimed the budget act for fiscal 1976 authorIzed unpountbnent but members of Congress disagreed. I " '' " - WV rc i ':- .:Ji- r 4 I C $, ..i '_ r 1e• 1...- - I hi. i * �N.vaW. Irnilurd. Fl. ws*ss1siØ. 22. _ SI - I --,--- useen liricige I S U it S ff1 d FLORIDA IN BRIEF a e By BOB LLOYD e -__________ . -• the rear on the antique wooden bridge and hialed ft throih a ____ ACIVII damages iawsuit in the wooden slisu. Engineer Tells Cabinet death of a two-year-old New SInyTTIa Beach child killed In an nal May Never Be Built TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The CrossFlorida Barge Canal may never be constructed becai,e of studies showing minimal economic benefits and the opposition of state officials, says a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official. "I would say that construction of the canal was in jeopardy," Col. Donald Wisdom, chief of the Jacksonville district, told the Cabinet Tuesday. "If there is no statewide support for the canal, then I don't see the canal being built." ,; . . . ' , ay to pleas from a grant SCA officials would be happy to coordinator to consider an settle for one or two centers at Dden'isjj In the lawsuit settled today were trxkdrlver (kt. 11, IVU truck-van wreck Lc wooded, Ian& the eei Bridge, SR415 east Mince Importing Co. 1fu _______ Inc., and two of Sanford, was settled out of Truck Rentals : - . Conununity Action Inc., for The county hopes to receive fedT*l public works funds tO about $1.SlflllhlOfl of the $' build community centers, billion federal program to "I can' t believe this," Shelley construct a new Jail at Five Cox said after cnrnIaaioners Points. Another priority is . court today for an undlsdoned Insurance companies. amount of money. Other lawsuits in the multiple Orlando attorney Carl fatality accident are pending in .. .- 1matd cost of $O00O application from Seminole -. •. , "This is for the people." of Keith Lamoi* Qark, said County circuit courts. The suits parties to the lawsuit, scheduled in taco abo name the State for Ju*y trial today before Department of Transportation Circuit Judge Dominick Saul, as a defendant and seek $7- $ stations. havetherlghttose(ureandsustaintha,trus,agjtb rl9ht: I. The federal money will become available when -• be a Congress passes an aç SCA asked the coy have agreed to keep the million in damages. gouh agency for grants to PtOPrialions bill. Campaign Chat "sthstantlaP' amount of money After the fatal crash steel construct community cutters In Areas with wmployment ' In the tienient "corjldentlal" guarthails and flashing war- Is Don Reynolds (left), unsuccessful candidate for Oviedo, Midway, South rates higher than the national due to other pending ______ lawsuits In ning lights were Installed On the the Democratic nomination for the Fifth Seninol,, SCA's office and the average are eligible. Seminole Indicated an interest was Sid VihIen Jr. to Mayfair Country Oub Tuesday night. Neon faces PERC Gets Contract Dispute JACKSONVILLE AP) - Calling himself a toothless tiger, Circuit Judge John McNatt has tossed the disputed contract for Duval County's 6,000 teachers Into the hands of the Florida Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC). The dispute between the county school board and Duval Teachers United is the sole responsibility of PERC for the time being, McNatt said Tuesday. JoAnn Saunders In a runoff for the Democratic WASHINGTON (AP) - The nomination Tuesday with the winner meeting In- Food and Drng Ackulnldration Williams said Sav'More a lawsuit against the county should "open the books; we ended Tuesday with corn- should look at them." mission acovai of a 115000 County Port ' J Laboratory teds with called the year's end and give ifldUStTY est Ut fod more time to conduct further No. pols 4 may cause IiTlnatY safety testing of 52 other colors, andtheasaoclatedorganlsauon Red. bladder and atrophy of them in food. will receive initial priority over the adrenal glands, the FDA till ty Cons u Itan t (Cootth om Page 1-A) Authority, of the Inability to look at mission decided to downgrade operatIon and maintenance said. Furthermore, there Is no Richard Ronk, who heads the the director's poaiflon and his methodolo," Harllng said. iaWe teding method to a FDA's color additives division, atiomey, Mid the pod If had and the county can work It out grounds for a Lawsuit Dale is uhiled to leave the Harling will hold at some later date. "I'm sure tile of does not contain a cancer- nals an end to black jelly beans which is part of a $139000 loan Mid. first of ned month. Fal for coruction of a tank f ______________ Hutchison added that P°d Planner Emmett Taylor is at the pod on thE St. JObuS eduled to depart n after. officials have made "prIor River. Harling on Tuesday commitments" and that the recommended hiring replace Comrnlsslcmer Dick Williams $15,000 has to be paId. ments for the two officials at said the problem centered on Mkr granting thE $15,000, lower salaries.liaison. And Kimbrough the commission's Inability to commIssIon approved next was appointed gain access to the books of Say- year's SCOPA budget. The THERE'S FOOD is utilities, by iiariir15 More Inc., the parent firm of agency is In the green, with no saId, "because their Say-More Terminals which tax dollars required to subIN operates the tank farm. very nature, require strong '.'sidize operations. policy guidance." i Harling recommends hiring a " utility superintendent at $l6,) County to $19,000 a year to replace . ,Dale, who earned $22,500. A $13,000 to $16,000 financial supervisor is recommended to replace Taylor, who earns State $17, yearly. --- V ' ' RE i I , . . _________ Emplo yes Get Appeals Jobless TALLAHASSEE (AP) - State employes now have a two-step appeals process they can use when charging government agencies with job discrimination. The Cabinet approved the jrocedure Tuesday, setting up the state's first uniform process for handling the complaints. Under the rules, workers may appeal to agency heads and then take adverse rulings to the Career Service Commission. Lwning Ilesuld Down; . ' .. - ' Up mont rate dipped .6.of one per an increase from July's 9.2 per offIcials will allow the county to cent last month to 10.3 per cent, cent. place the utility department resuming a trend which began under the department of public back In the spring but was inAugust's rate was well above worics. or, if the department terru$ed durIng July. national average of 7.9 per expands as predicted In 1975, The local downward move- cent. the poaltionj can be upgraded ment contrasted with the dateCommerce Secretary and utilities can remain a wide unemployment level, Edward Trombetta blamed separate department. which jumped .4 per cent In muchoftheincreaseonthelc)s "Because of the potential NT DICIA5T ftC'TIcsu I. Inpr... co,,t. hI OSCANIZAT i.'m. up,... ct,gtt shall consist of Of th. liven list I c.. earn ap.l i.e. ___________________________________________________ ii iii, let shall liar. at one .ic- el.ctml ii •'ie,int.d roe tit. district to the ..r...l..,t "Oirt is a rasthict of the d eErie! .1 iv. Ii.. or fis ___________________________________________________ kpoleta.sc Sr nv. laCtic.. i?,al cnstlt,t. . I7lstsc,. shall to saris..,1 to a d.cision. Vhari r.e'isai, for ciii. tillS Isti101i. ai7a$ a,at)n.d tO tiiICfa,y 4.it1' be 5,.Iotit.tod for ., "' I SPECIALTY PRIME RIB OF REEF Roasted toth. SatIsfaction IS) l $ ill Caiicit&t V. B'wee Supervisor of Elections Seminole County, Florida a recession. Broward County continued to have the highest rate of unemployment In the state at 12.5 per cent and Tallahassee the lowest at 4.2 per cent. Troinbetta said there was some good news in the August figures. "Construction employment showed a slight increase for the third straight month Indicating at least some stability In that vital sector of our economy," Trombetta said. tii Ma r.vie.. by c.rtiouri any deci.io, appeal that affect, a c an or eoristitullo.4l or SHOCKS WflH HEAVY DUTY .MORO-MA ,,,,,_ 4 and Mechanics WtU Install Both UBp,r Boll Jointi Or Both Lower Bali MONROE QUALITY AND IMPROVED RIDE CONTROL SPECIAL $ 14 L4f"Jfl#ir. V FREE T 11 7V Joints And AlIgn Your Front Wheels Most American Cars. INSTALLATION 4 jA A 5976 151 'tay is,... stat. a'.aci.i. or it, of suntan.... ard q uo warrante to state officer, el.flt ion1 Clectiun and tera,. tile It. S tiP taar,ci... governor shall Ill) each vacancy on the sun.,., . . court or ar.esi by aypolntlni1 ron a tern .n.Jlio, 'iicourt SrC'f(Yi tile Tn. art.r tn. r,t rnon.%ay In January or iv. y.ar rnnouio.j lii. ant 'stirs •istion oconrin1 .1 l..t On. aar af't.r th, data of on, or (hr.. i..r,o,us ncilv.tsd v t. aj'prrsprl,te jorrfl'T !TiJ Qrlpslon. The shall i.e 4Je thirty days iron t.r Occurrenc, of a vacancy unl..s ti. ..rio4 iawithin osten,IeJ by tni. governor for I tine not to eac.ei thirty Jag.. The governor shall a.. 5a Ii,. ep;.oirt,.nt -itilli ,irtg Jag, after tile nioninatinos ,a"ts.n csltiflo.J to In. an's a ,o VAeLt 5*w Ther, stall to a separat. j.aiIeial noninials,g coseissirn ,ito4u I . 1•'.n.) Ia., for ta sup:.e. Court, each district os., of spyeei, and cash Ji.odicieL circuit for all trial courts within the circuit 1' cost of separate powel' loch. Learn in a few m.iute$ how you can use Shopsmith as the crafts- an It rt,,r,, iJ'tOI.Vrt, that t.allot, men do, for more accurate and faster VIM arId furniture work. Proposir1 *10 eusm 5econe Is.. !epCao, On'. esp, sios P a, the f011owiM statmeent be pieced On A 34' Au1'Oi5$A5osp app.tiato dintrict ahiall save at l.a.t or.. suprar'. court Jntlte selset.0 fro. ti.. diottict to the supt... Court arid that Justice. of tile supreme court Siol judges of di.lrict courts of appeal suL.ait theseelves bc retantlarl or r.j.ct&rsn by the elector, in a genital election evary cii y.sr., art lisa Vail,. to subsit to a vote (at retention or rejection, or a note of r.jectlon by th, electors, will r.ault In a vacancy In tIle offic, upn eapiratian of the cirent lorsi sat to provide that vi. govaruor fill vacan-cise or lit. airone court or on a dIstrict C041t 0* lfrye4l by app.'lntln. a person no.iivat.d by the api.ropniaee Judicial riinatim, Ci'wpi,oI'ri fir a tsr. .ndh.sq ori tie first Tu.a4,y eSter the first Non.lay I' January of tile year foltuivj tie nest g.iiera election, or. tnl.'1 .t least y .ar aS tar tn. dat. a alpoint.a.ent. lioiii Joint flcaolti0n n'o. 1709 A JOINT ltbMOLL'TION prrpu.ing an sroeoilr,uent ti tat,,, II if Artitie V if It.. nate ('unshituuio rtiatig to dii.. ipir.., rrm,val and r,ti,rnent ef ju.s. a,-1 juiget. A 'Cli'CR, 0l1h$4 i.*e,s, ('a COe.$7tfl,'TlrmtA, APt'iOpq)ly ASTICX.r V, 5&c'Tlinic 1, Ii!, II arieiudnetst to the Stat. ruriatitation to pivide that seer. riled irs 'iftice Secretary of Stit. Jun. 1, ItTS, a 3hopsmIth demonstration Ic 1!, . j,,, -,.,,,., io.',..,.5 ., shall be secured by a pledg, of arid shall be payable pnlsa,ily from all or any pert of reTInue, to be derived f, te financing, operation or sale cf such facilitis,, sor-tqaqe or loan pay.ests. and any othsr rsvema.e. Os a..eta that Say be lp.aliy availabI. for socri purpose. derIved fro. source, than, ad velorem taaatioe,, including r.venu., from oiler faciliti..,Other or any inetio.. thereof The cI.ara.ic's, bon,de shall Is. iceued uril... i abate fi.cal agency, lew, ia, pad, a detaruinatlo., craned by that In no 'tate service rsquir.,,te of the bosd. proposed fiscal year will tile debt to be isoa.d and all other bond. secured by til, smo pledged nevemusi s.cend the pledged lsvesuea available far payment of such debt service reqairSent,, as defined law, by (ci Mo 141 The total on., fiscal roar. bond. Owtatandinq shall not FtJsTUl U IT sscsed in a.y SOt.Vt that in accordanc, with the of 'ection '01.101, Florida Itetutsa, the aubstanci reqalra.sat,a of tie s,iat proyoaed lhir.in shall appear on tit. ballot a. followa, Propose, an 0.eridmsnt to Article vii of th. Stat. Conatitotion to provide a naw Section It which aistllorige. vi. isauanc. of rsvenue bonda to floanc, or rafinance housing and secured priasrily by pledged rivenue, at related faciliti.. is rlerta., least equal to the anaual bond payments. LisItisg It. bonito which may be outatariding in one fiscal y.ar, to ile4 in Cool Temperatures Prevail Office Secretapy of State Jane is, 1)14, seaat. Joist tosolutio., No. 245 A By The Associated Press JOIN? WOLVflca propoelag of vi. loll-time empleyse. loy.ee FVWTIigp 5iSOI.Vzo that the following stat.sant be Jun. 5 a5pnsf On. low. by o' Ue rolbiwing Ntenibs,nt co Section IS of *rtiele I of th. Stat. Cti(utloan Se Pieroby agreed to arid shall be of this shale ton approval or r.j,ctlori at suheitted to thia alerton. held in dir. qen.ral election to lie i1C'TI'., is, nts to Sec'inn. 1 and 0 arid Article vi? or t. neat. veluat 5nn a,,' ta.stioi, ru' Irc'rII)eC ha I. Alt Tareer _____ rOplannlnq, ., nf rr. cii, • a, ri-r--p. a' T'' L.j' 'I .;T-;r1. ii . •:ri-7'T_;---nfi- Ph. 321-0920 ran 1.1.1 :!",,., rn. • ,'i. , 5? I? r' n'' t• . ballot, , ': ' 'nun stse.c..- b. placJ nn tb,. ____________ C'SflSI'T'TIn"Al. AI'!"i'-serq, *s'?IcL, I, Snr'7'?7ve IS Propo.i,q an ason.lm.,t ro the Star. '°ti,uchiliu toqialature to nullify or authentic ... Snarer! any rub. .ur ren',bar in,, to the e..csiti,. branch prom,abnate.i he Scala nover'im.nt pfovllo, 5 prr.ce.i,ore 'r the ile'srral of any sich 'ulli'i',tio, oticP, rile or re',la?l,, Iq withOut or in "Ce., of laleqataul leqiiiativ, authority. rIie.I In Offic,. Secretary of State Jun. il, I,ti, property ownie,t he a P'n1'lfl1ity and use'$ e.clu.ln.Iy by it for nusiiclpal or p'ihi c r'irt-'s,s stall Si. .conpr ftc... ta.atir,n. A Nonicipality, Owsing property ogtai.l, hi,. euniclpsllty. .ay t. nsair,4 by general law to sabe "aym.fit to the iaatog unIt ho the property is located. Act, purtine, a' property as are .5.1 pre'o.isatcly for educational, literary. which may PhI Then aliall ic e,., e, s'r,iluthveiy, to every P.a.0 of a 'aeily n,e*liie, in tlile 'vat., ia.P Pu.aa.li .,1,a en,,,, nn personal e'Ct, to the value (l.,4 Iii ,veneral .,, 'lit, on. .o,,,,s,,, .t,,Ilara, and to every Widow or person, whø lsiin,.a or tnr.tiv aol r'ir'sn-nttv di,.hled, property to th, value IsViun. S v ,.n.rAl las, not tone th*i, ii,, hiumirel i'allirs, I __________ ________ 5CTlOO I. TUatio. asse.e.Outs,...*y general r.qulatloas ah.alt be pr.scrib.4 which shall aecure a Just valuation oflaw a),l pcop.rtp one sit valor.. taaatioa,, provided, 1.1 Aqricultiirel land or land 'os.d •selualve!y raereatlosal Parpase say b. ctaaa&ti.1 aloly on tile bail, of charicter or use. by q.rieral for rio'Crclal law arid assea.e.j Sb) Piaauaat to Sen.raj iso tangllule personal psop.rty held for sal. aa stoct In trade and Ihv.etocb asy .valued for tanatlon at a Specified petcenleqe of its value. , ,.. . ' SIZES B 7$-13 . 'T- , ___________________ F.E.T. A7 ii . $1.34 ' __________ SEI'TION Ii. Stat, retirement slitenia benefit changns.-,5 gionra. menial unit sponsbi, for any rrtirrm,n on p,'a:on ojstao, suppor'ta.i In whole erin part by puhii linda shill sot after January I, 1)77, proud. any sc,,..,, us the benefit. to the m..uib,r,, on ber.dc.aci.a of a..sh sylte, union, such ansi hai wail, or cooeiir,,'sUy malta pruui.i,.n fr the tin4ng uS the in,ira,e in benefit, on a iowa) a4uacia,J t.th.. BR IT Ft'R'THER RESOL%'Efl that ha a..cc:sfanct atb the r.qulrsmavl, .1 section III Ill, Flarida Statute., the sub,'aoe, ott), smejsdm.aai posed herein dalI _____ ' .' •' FOR - El. $2.25 $2.38 SIZES E 73-14 071 73.14 u 78-13 _______ . LEA spp.ar on the bIlot a, talus.: I'ropusing to asid Setion II to Art.cle X rf the Slate Cust.t.ti5r to provide that acrs$aes a the b.n,flt,a payable iiod.r any gwver-uy,taj sip pelted retire.n,5 system after Jsniiary I, 1377, ha. filly (anduti hy the 'i rnmaal.aJ unt. 111.41. OffIce Secretary at State J.asss 2,11171 h's' Ia i' - ARTICLE Z a two..! tiiiT petiod or perIod. o timo, vat evc'.ac4 tmy twenty--five years e , .1 MOU1T1NG Senate Joint Rejoliition No. 999 V. for •VcIl y hilt , " s,shi''ji' c'een __________________________________________ ________ _______ NISCEU..SNEUI,S "e'tinna Sanford Flo. . , floia' .riY'.t!'j'''vt heel ervi Hwy. 17.92 2600 Orlando Or, r.sa'.t. AreIrLr VII P1eANt"! *1'S tA°A'!'lO'i oc ire & pena:ti.,,_..e,, atninistrati,. aq.tcy s incus.. $ nent,,c,AdnIei.tr,ti. of 1apr15 1 all nor shall it inposa sny dli., pensite ..c,pt as provl'.t b las A.atsinI,t,.c iv. r a, ar - y nr the declared that .ini cnunuly re.iavelr'pmei,t Ictentl'l, railninis or ctiarle,bi. purposes t. e..spt..1 by nen,ral law 'rn 'a,.tly, C IG isay ThaI the creatIon of Sictio,, 14 of Article X of the St.aii. t'ouit4tt.,n sti forth below is agreed i sal shall be sbmiU.4 to the .Iiri,r of hlcr4,s for approval or ruject,00 St the g'nnernj electio, to b. ball in t011: ?erItV'nsy, - 5uCPi rul. aa B. It P-esol,.4 by tIle Liiislstin. nC tile Stat. of Yln , i'a That the amen.nta to Sections 1 a',' s ami its. cr.ation of SectIon 0 of Article VII of the Stale eec forth helo' irs aar..d and shall be .ta.itt.i toCorisihtgttnn to tt.. r.t.ctura of ?lorl!n for orrroval or nej.ctio,, at the lerieral election 'n c u.ii in. .sr.r il74 , NEW YORK (AP) For the moment at the stock market has awakened from a long, slumbering summer. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, the most widely known measure of market trends, soared 20.28 points Tuesday to 1,014.79. least, 0, )IOUi4JoIfltResoIutj0091 A JOINT ROLt.'UON proposing the cr.atic,, If Srtti.. II of Artiea X nsf Ii. State ConuIAtsti,,. lating to state retureanee,t irn'rua. If. /) leaais'.sf by (A.. L.gul,ri,,. ./ IA, diii. rictuS,: resale Stock Market Shows Gains placed 0., tue o' erich riroperty to any priest. person or entity or luch prop-ity to sn's r'uP'li. or 'i"v.rn.ental enPlty, Th. Clear skies and cool nighttime temperatures prevailed over much of the central part of the nation early today, and cool but cloudy weather was reported in Michigan and the lower Great Lakes region. to Article ii of the State Constitutlin, aitdi'sq iectiounnt C, prohibiti5q by lily I, I75 and thereafter, the a.e, of fell-t salaried aIsle loyeee from isceedltsq one percent of the pcg.elatio. setimit., Prohibiting the s.r of pan-timeatate .bat. , It Pebolve.l by the legislatur, of lIsa State Of Florida, his., (31 VALLEY FORD, Calif. (AP) - The shimmering curtain of white cloth that artist Christo Javacheff stretched across 24 miles of countryside to the ocean is coming down just as he planned. Soon it will be but a memory for its many beholders, who created traffic jams on local roads, tore away sections of it for souvenirs and took helicopter rides to view it. Pursocpi ansi proyllin', for la'erral with respect to such nulllficaticu,, and to provide 'or n.cwastructIon. c'Oroenvatlon, or retahilttetion of rasIit.ntia! or sonr.uh,i.n,IaI aI.'. or P1l'Uita.l areas cootrlbatiisq to tire spr.e.i r' '°ls.a.. and cnise, i'onatl'itinq an .eoni'sel or aoclsi I ahiltty, COntrtit.,tipq .0 a '.cr.s,e in ttse ta, or irçalnlnq siStoi Oi'o.th, and the resal. or 'tift of Chris to Fence Coming Down herein Coll.ctiv.ly rafernad to a, 'pledqed rev.nuee•). provided toured arid declare,! found and La The bosdo 1t15. Coemitte, Subatitite for 3.na. Joint B.Snlitii,,., los. (I and I3S A tithe? PZSitLti'i'icse prepoemn,q ai wn.'me,,5 to S-eeton, Is, Artl, I of cli, Ttat. Coin ,tisut,,, to a'.itho,'i,e clue Iaqlalatiar. to Nullify any rule or. rsqtilatlruy prrac,tr,1..,! by tIle asesceiv. a noninai,,,s 1W on it it ii purpoa.s Inclisle i governor nt,ali fill e*cP v$cancf 00 .LL4a cirCuit Court or on tsafodseael-e,f,ee by appohntin.q for a turn asiding on Lii. t't u.s ag after th, first Nünday in January of te year foilca.i,. Iii. nast 4ticari and general •l.ctioy, on. of not (.win tha, thro. ,e,iois no'nin.oteJ 1.1 the apero5niate Iudiciil Iuoniivattnq ch.alon, An iiectior atoll be hel,. to Sill that ju.licial office beginning at tr.e sri of tin. appointed .r,. for tite ter, of th, of fIt. Bring this ad to th. Shopsmjth demonstration to receive a let of free wnodworklng plans for a colonial desk, grandmother clock, and seven other popular woodsyorktng project,. Iti our way of saying "thank you" for your willingness to witness WN?SZAS, le,.e-oO- 5e4.e- e• -eeae*y-ee,rI i -.5.54 - be-fe,' fe.n-yea rev Power Woociwor FREE Woodworking Plans creatiori of wti,izaj, r nropoatnq cu.nuty devoloçmsst by law, authorlied Ph.d in Office Seeratary of Stats that titer. "hut in -'nt'., sri manictpeliliee of the State slum and hliqhtei are,s which c'orntilut, a ssrle,s and qrwainq monane, Injaninua to ci. publIc health, satala, an.) welfare of the reailm,ia of 'sf.ty. tire srat., and WIi&5g3, the pr.ventjon arid 'liainae ion of si,.. and lli1ist through C0.ility redevelope,,t pl., adop't.4 for c'(emunity mmt.v.Ii,r,.ent putpoaea, are f0uid a,id "iei'Iir.,i to i'e rialter. of •bat. policy and t'Oflcerit. and st SHOPSM cabinetry, carpentry iflUl No. related CSIOSTITh'ytO,eitj, MtxlieymeAITICLP XI PTopoiln,q an moni.,t to th. Stat. Conetitutio, to prohibit by July I, 1575 .4 thereafter, the no.b.r of full-ti.. .ajanieij atate asploy..., eacluding of'icer, el.ct.d by popular rot, persons appointed to such offIce., #10_ osceedinq or. percent ofand tia. official eel luati of fill state population for the pr.cmuinq tile y.ar, and prohibIt the nsieber of parttime etate employ.., from '.eeesiinq tan per.., o' the full-time suploy.e$; b.t the governor, with 'pproval of three sieduera o' the cabinet, may be auttiori,e,j Iny leo to the approve emargenci,. for th, duration of the sserq.ny,a'iinna1 po•itio,,. to s,t Section II of COriotitatio. rslatlivq to property Iptiaq within eettatnthec'.u.lty 'se")r'p.eit area, asci to Ut. iflanctivg of, and loauarie of itn,vi. 9 or, certain camnity reder.lopp,,,,t projects. .thl,,..Cirr.iit jilt., en.1 j...ij.. of count5 courts stall be elected out. o t . q'u.iiVi..t aI.s-,, oilily ti. tarnilorial JuniaTiction The 5inl JnTn? Inn howsiag and lerL4a (herein, referred to a. facilittsa I. ballot, .i... 5 -'-. -. Fiiodinofficesecr,taryofste(aMavso tA7$ (oseiltee Suluititut. for Nous. Jot... A When lends for bond. may be ia..aed whihoit an election to finance or refinance reveaue how,i, a4 related facilitie. or,,. -- •urrrtiy n! FREE! Ii. faciliti..,.- .let. .upboyee., eeeIeli,,q officer, elected by popula, vote sod persons appointed to fill each office., shall not eacead one percent of the Official the prae.disiq peers arid tile nisober .elinac. of tire atat. population for emceed hem percent of the full-ti..of part-time .tat. sspley.,e shall not approval of three masters of seployee., bat the governor, with (Ii. U,. cabInet, may be autjtori.ed by law to approve odditioeal poaltione to meet .eorqencis, emergency, for th, duration 09 the Judge with the Cl.,k of the Suyr,me Court, to requir. the Commission to roak. a'alab, all requas or ii,, Speak,, of the lIo, ofaformaton in its Rapr..antati.,, or Ui. Governor, to prstlde that improper notin. dalI not be raquir.d for removal of a Jiistk, or judge whoa cisyduct dnnonatnst,, infitnesi tO 11014 office, and to pronid, for Penny. on Ii. Supreme Court by c.rta,n chief Judge, if (he judirial cirosit,, rather than J'Jiticps of the Saprem. Court. when the Jie.lic'tal quaiif,cstion, coinna,,,n Pa, und,rjA,n pro. eesliiiglsgsirstalu.tkeofIhe$,pr,meCrt -, j.- Make Your Own Furniture j-" Add An Extra Room .-Build a Part Time Business 6 DAYS ONLY That lii. following addition of Section it Articla VII of tile Constitetio. of the Stat, of Florida, a. an saen henS7 agreed to arid shall be to s.cti article, is atatoutteis to the electors approval or rejection at tile general of P10,14. for iletjo, to be held is ioveab, 1)75, said Section is to be effective iidiately upon ratifie,i the eieetora, by jeitltt,l quatifkst, Si! OOD PROJECTS It Peeol,ed by the Leqialat,ge 01 the Stat, of Florida, AiTTiy IT 85 II Vti*TliEk kES(JL5'5 ________ ___ CL.Eul AiD PtANAZ.,-.m. supre.. count shall a4mint a curS . arcrIQn it. - By The Associated Press On the eve of the Great Debates, President Ford is holding dress rehearsals at the White House while Jimmy Carter is resting and studying issues after offering his first detailed suggestion for reorganizing the government. Their first nationally televised debate, on economic and domestic issues, will be held in Philadelphia on Thursday night. Two more Ford-Carter debates, on other issues, will follow. p'upe.i.sq an to Artiel. Vii at the State Comatitutios to provide a isme Section, 15 relating to borda for hou.isg and related faciliti.., 1t*AI. Pitwi! tO,55 ITC'FXop 5. State •mploy,ea,-.py July I, 157$ arid a,r of full-time theroafter, tha. salaried that in accordanc, with th. require. merit, of sectIon 101,161, Florida Statute., tit, sgbstice of lb. swamI. pant prcpo.ed herein shall appear on lb. b.Ii.,t a, follows' Proposing an smen4m,tt to Sect,.,, stltiatiori to p'-n'lJ, that Proceedings It of Antnio V of the Slat. Con. before the Judicial qualilcatono comssisalon shall be confld,ntial until the filn of formal clan'. agalu.t a jimti. or ,1li1.4i luOli. of cit. syr... sours 'c u.sy lit a of a district court may ir1 or t.i,nt Ion ly a cot. ii h. •iect,rs In 111 .ii nest ktaco.!i,.1 5'.. 0, Iratlo,, or iii, tarp 2!.!La' •i.t nsf, iii tv. aanonr by I,., rr a J..au.-. or Is 'eli ibis or fell, t.. for r.t.nuti-n' a vacanc1 ,lai; a.lat In ha! atTic. i.Otitilj •c,ptcatLni, or tli. I., ajn sen...! t. luotic. or ju4g., o'.n J f!tIc. rut lit. . rca. cone or s .j.lit. or a .Iistrict court of' api.al oo u,ialifi.. tjl'E'l0, •liall r..1 'j.st.nthaijj as Tolio.si Iafi' u5IIa Inc J',.T iT ma,., ru! ..tts.. or ,j..T U,. In.... or the in .-r'i.v' in . •snity te ivaiit.t •iactor.,i i.rrihrI,I 'rl.T-ij r tit. t. ITTc. sr .1! • 5' !TT. r.taiv.r r, a I.. ..r .i. cart oo.se.in-cIn,q a. rse 'ioasf., aft.1 the rlr,i hn,!. in Jani.ar7"FiI -..inq the so, e .ct IF s a i'. iTi1'f..0 clod,,. v.itint oLt,i, erriloria; iriglicti-,,, of t. co'..ni n-ta nit retaIn, a nacano shall T.t -I -1)e 55tri.-. u, ,te .o;.l..tI., .rto . let. b.l.. ,.,,.I jjjtjce or lilie. - A JOiwv IX IT ___ . a aarshal who shall hold office iiurinq the parlor. aunS datl.. as the court irect,.pleasure of vi. court end Their co.p.nsation shill be t&a.d by qorenal law. The .arshial ahali hay. po.er to oaeeiate the p10000. of the court throughout tit. state, aridlit. In an county may deputiso the ah.rifr or a dsputy aii.riff for such purpose. ________________________________________ of Article 5', an. circuit judgi sri 12(11111 of Article 5' shall npre - That the following s, nnt to Articl, in of the State I. lSes'.by aqr.ed to end shall he aubeitt.d to (ha elector, of Coesetit,tlo,, this atate for approval or rejection, at th, general ehentlon, to be hell is Poq l75 a 1*1 Tb. !'7e aI!litidm,nt tii PenSion 12 of Art.I, V, if .shns,, j a a special sAc)! teA. •lF,rt ape, epp.rnI Ip IA. .IreS.,, if Ft,,4 p.mo,44 hi,.,. mmii She uPr-moso., -1 t.. ,...L..J..i.,. . cereal a..,. Ill Shall .r. t'.o i'er csf jir,ct revue, of atnuniatr.tIv. act.. pr.scrutoj by '.rerai ii.. tel four nwmt,c,,, cumpo,e,1 at one Is, ti7, JOint Pesolation, No, 1715 from ezee,dig tee percent Group 111.-Th, term. of four iy, or any justice may, I.,.. urit. of habeas corvus r.tg,ra.l - .uirevm curt sr any li.tic., a dilfict court of •(*l or it). tiler..-?, nt a, circuit j..'7.. aii of Florida as set forth in a, lZ(a,12i e county jadgu ii set forth lri a, en December31, lt;a Ford Rehearsing For Debates; Carter Studies Up On Issues Se it Pe,ol,e4 by tile baqialat,age of the Stat, of florid., mimber,, cpe, of tee •l.cto,a a. net forth In • lZIaph3, of dintrict courts of appeal ml on, county Article V. one judge from the Judge a.. .t forth in ,. lZIalIll of Article V. shaIIe.pir, on fl.r,mber II. IPSO It) Saves big money and saves space. With one multipurpose tool you can do most all woodshop operations, Say hundreds of dollars over the Our Ezpr A 46+ Group Ii.-fl. (arm. is Office Secretary of State lone 5Oi a lA pa,.!, A, sent moat se.iar ihiof circuit jcdge en nil,.. p1.., a! nasA disqcali/,,4 cc duelled •Ai,f circuit js4.. scj.ipuu ro srcr!o.v is.- of ia ii... wTlts of SIniibltlo, to court. a ci..iori nags., Saul,. e. iri.i&cto, or in. 'prone court to revies, arid all ants necessary 1. t .. crispl.t. o.aro%., of its jurisdiction, - riled ..,,s is shall o'pir on December 31. IC6 district court ill ' WOODWORKING FREE! ALIGNMENT WITH BALL JOINTS of a , sue Sal It Group 1.-The tar., of line members, rompoimj of twa .I.. to,, as set forth in iiIaIl3l of Artl. V. one member 0111, bar of FisriJa as set forth in a, IZ(alIS, of Article V. o. Judge from the distnet court. of ippeal s,i4 Dce circuit Judg, as set forth in s l2papIi of Article 5'. stat. officers, LOt paso.i uu,n a question certified by a district court of appeel to be of O* district court of opeal 0 of t'i• sapron. court or t2O lose qso.tio,. of las, eat cry hnterlocutory or Icr losnirl uperi a satt.r oiic. final Ji'ilasnt be '3irentli ap'ealabl. to the aupro.. courti sal 5., lasso welt. of Certiorari to C"is,ini?,, e.ta*ihishe,I gay.,.; 1.. hen,1 atatoed.t. iuri'tition. ic DEMONSTRA FOR SAFE CAREFREE DRIVING When IN BRIEF Proposing (II The tires. of olIn. sf11. pm.nt mn'mb,rs of Judicial qealfi. cation. eiaiaiilalori shall cipra on January I, IE'Sthe and ii.. member, shall b. appointed to acre. the following •tagg,red terms: covid.d by iateri law, shall hear appeals fron final or.r. o' trial crta Is;sis1 lii. iaprisoraent or final intoned in rroc..dln'7, for the validation of bond, 01 certificates of Indebted,..,. INCLUDESOUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR UON a (, hd'i"enta SEMINOLE COUNTY Please be advised that the voting machines to be in service for the Primary Election to be held in Seminole County, Sept. 28, 1976, will be prepared and inspected for said election on Thursday, Sept. 23, 1976 at Voting Machine Warehouse, 43005. Orlando Dr., Sanford at 2:00 P.M. hull Jwients and $495 first Increase in 10 months. associated with a utility f ment. Nearly 10,000 Of th However, the August Jobless Jobe were lost in Dade Improper financial manage. Publithed Daily and Sunday, accept Saturday and Christmas Day 1l remained far betow reflect1n the end of summer ment, the financial supervisor by The Sanford Herald, Inc.. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla October 1975 rate of 13 per cent, youth employment programs 3277 I. the hiaJest Level In Florida and some decreases In county Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 377it. since the 10s depression. Home Delivery. 53 cents. Month. 5? 10, 6 Months, $11 Jobe. 20. 'Year, Ever since October, the level $21a0 By Mel in FIor,a sameas home delivery. All other map Month. $7 70 6 Months, $16 20. 12 Months. sn The number of persons workhad been dropping or remainIng the same from month to !!? Florida declined by 39,rrom wy to a tc*al August ________________ work force of 2.97 million. The August unemployment THE UNITED WAY NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF VOTING MACHINES rate of 9.6 per cent was still be(F.S. 101.35(1) low the 11 per cent figure of one year ago when the state was ___________________________________ September 22, 1976 .640 NAflON to Mcii,.,. 3 asit S asof Ill. criattoes of Mcii,., of Article VIIasdmaøts of the Stat. Conatitutto., Old a..e.ps,,a at lisa than authoriging las entioue isut Valuation, for purpose. of city ede'elop.,.,t or ra.awai of ii.. or bliohtid a,.,, and avtilorlslnq the of poftiona of the it 'lion. baa revons.. danivit from a ocity redevetop.mot project, antI the iaeuanc. of omits p1.4e4 to Sell 'eves,..., for the purpoei of fiisasaelnq or ref in.ancipq sorts ccslty red.velo,mo.t activity. eiat t'aelif,c.t,... aeuijame ., 'a •SAt,wii. d.#qalifi,d en useS!, sir,. in .7V1SflZCytr,,...'. anprom. eo.art, it) I Of Every Gypsy Serving A One Inch Cut ' hear apss.al, r,o. 3adrorts of co..rts ij'o$linq the toatnu linalt, and ito. oiI.n. of trial cojrt,trial and decl.i-. of disiiict court. of aipeal Initially art lir.etj1 ilsaipi on tile r.lidit, of a stat, statsat. or a f.t.csl atatat. or treaty, or coinatrgirq , provisio, of the StIle 01 t.t.,,l COfl$titijticin, Wednesday, September 22, 1916-Vol. 69, No.21 -'- ..y haiticea. Publish Aug. 23, Sept. 23. 19Th DEC-ill 5? IT ujywep 0tVD that La a000ydan,c, vi Ill II,. requIrs,. if section, Iti,ISI, PIorbLa Itat.t.a, the bard,, diall appear a.. lie bollot subet,c, .1 the ade..st, as follawes (g) The power of ramoysl eonf,rrud by this section shall be both alt.,isati,, and cumulati,. to Iii. power of I*peachment and to lb. power .1 su'p.551. by the governor arid removal by th. senate. (6) N.fwjl6.ta,4,g asp .f the feveg.l.g prenewan ./ t*i Hefi.., IF IA. pine, mA. is the isb.ej ./ pvvn,dieg. & lb. ,udivi.l he.. momudaWs 'a . jsatie. ./ Sb. .wpeem, (end if l'l.eade allqvah/,g.. justice. Cl such scarf aUteseehciu!y nlafl I. d'eqsaI,,.4 I. ml cc ismet with aeped S. ad prm.eage IArr,ia mecer.iag janIce, ./ iceS ,sib petam s.d A. .sspc'em. enact!.,usA pa pe... .6.111. eempee.4 of. p...! cecmshag if Lb. u.n. cii.! judge. op' ,IS, juthm.5 earcait, .f 5*, stat. of flev,S. .t otsi..' a tea.'. if judri,? e//ic en eircuis u4g.. dolr.a,i..qg alsienly if sari circat siig.. is IA. v,val F., pony..,. ./ .1 .qs.1 Sn.,, is jsdi,,t cf/ic. is cin,,.l juilg. IA. lA., I. jaigv. jsdg. en sailer. /ram 5*4 tim., ss.ih,r,4 errsl a. Cr,1 ,*aQ A., d...,4 •,,., Ii. p.. CODING: We'd. Is ebemb 51..ulh type are deletissi hum sthdag law: word, I. 11.1w. are additii, contain, the ?lm.Il,w,. and 4.'e,.iicatt,n,. ni the eo,ei's,tn1 the e.mantty r-devclop."enn ar.a le a Ito. orelected "ll".t.iq aree; Proposed (ft Upon nma..daik, if twthi5 of the m.sebe,, of the or Judge be di,ried by ipprvpnate prlm.n4 or be mand from ik• th tlnattos ot rempinution for willful , pi,t t. pert.,, his dull., st for oIl., conduct uribscuinang a memberfailure of the jsmry Simesstr.tic1a pise.sf se/if.o to 6.14 i//i,,, en be laadu tartly r,tlr.d for say p.i'maaqnt disability that seriously joint,,.. with the pe,f,,ma of hi, dull.,. Mali/,4., ,at., or mend let em Pt.! e jutici en jsig. ,S.0 sat be n.qcir.d /.r reme f.m i//ice ./ • untie. en judge .Iwe eea4ae da.,o..tra.. e pnuveS wa/iS.... S. 6.14 .1/ice. Alter the ftlhag of a formil pracoedhog and upon request if the comiioa, the aupromi coins may suspend Just or judge Ii'.. office, with or without comp.naaU,n. p.odlsgthe flral detetmisatiori it the lsqthry. Aericu v _ . ,, say P's a,,,tPcorlI.4 by eeneral law or refinance comoa.I5 ceualderstio of topeschime,,,, sialpen,Ion, mpenthv,Iy, foilowinq am.nibs.rt, to Sections 1, ¶0 arid It of Article V of the stat. Coatlti0, •Ti hereby oqr..d to arid shall be si&attted to •lsctapa of vii. stat. for epploval or rejoct ho, at the qer.ral suction to be held in s.veswr ' planc a. !'eInt prej.ct. vitiliq the cnjty r.de',1me,.,t area fçom slileta ,!5aaa w.rl Mr I Is) Tb. ces,I.e4.n shall har. icc.., to all Inf,rmo, fr, fl flatufj,t. leglilatir. and jiMkjal aguncle., adudi.ug pread jsr..e, subject to the rda Of the ccs,laalon. .4* ...i, Iio•, on request it the sp.sk.r sf loose of tmpreeeniatiy., or the ger s,k, shall mab. riorida, BRUCE A. SMATHEPS S ECR E TAR V OF STATE (1) Whass sthsori,ed ity ,.per,; law paused .y a two-tiltrd. rote o the er.hlp of each P5005., any sunlctg.Ilty, county, dIstrIct, or Urity created by nere1 or OL.cci,1 law say lasue rovemu. timId. ecur.il eol.y by • plait.j, or and payable ,o. ta. revenge, iterfv. pVrauant to •ubeectic, (a) to l,aj,,,. ________ That the . . . a. it P.solved by th. t.oiislat'jr. of the Stats of county, Ot ecmntale thin. 'indi'eta ,,r4 ' [J 4••°'tnatipe, of the .Iant.ie body Ehat (Il. cnsesanity r.P.v.lone..,,t alem'y has a 'ea.lBIe mets,, or (0 Ic.4I f*ltIari.one ioil'ueiP, !or en. cc .or.rIly or f-rnaaen(I;Iej,l.c,, pros. hioqalno, ralocanliun, feciffEf,, wilsIn lile cosewil ty redev.lopsrent area, ._,._.t. ..sh jootto. fvdg, .11 pe.n,c610, leO-, Sb. .m'se3..1e sad .5 hut, ui be ,it*,. . pudj,,. bid... eli .1.6.. shall I. ..sli.saj • to filed osib ol.h .6 51. sipe.s, moos om--, u p.1ie. .epew, it ____ CO.,%t.. Sid'stit,t. tot Ser..t. Join5t iesalutlon. No.. IS arid SI A Joier lZS0loie proici.i en an.nt to I, ¶0 sad ii. Article V of the Claim Coratitveton, to 3.ctioria Provide for lie selection arid retention stid tsr.. julItcee of (hi •opr onurt arid jiedi., of district court,ofof appeal and for us. I lllt,, of vac.a.. &n .ini, off in.,, . ji) lii ,, $q/p IA. eem.snwq .6.11 hee.a/lleefisI; prend.4, hew. ew, up.s S !(dImg ./ pesbihI. nsa. ead *6. /ili.p by II. comuiaawu .sld elme* ./ nasA ,.rw.eI eberg.. e,eiaat a juhe. in 1.4g. ianA The nasmIsoWn may with Iran manS.,. couwsiriug racsmm.n4 to the preme court the tempera,y suapenajoc of asp Justice or jiidg, sealant ml., firma! charge. era pending. .4 I. she memos Sb. sepsi. _____ include disclosure of Secondary sources of income. (2) Persons holding statewide elective offices shall also file disclosure Of their financial interests pursuant to SubSection Ib) (I) (3) The independent commission provided for in subsection If) shall mean the Florida Commission on Ethics ' feb C'oam.nity r4'nebope'.,,t me of income which exceeds $1,000. The forms for Such source disclosure and the rules under which they are to be filed shall be prescribed by the in. - IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand arid affIxed the Greit Seal of the State of Florida at Tallahassee. The Capital, this fbI 19 day of August, AD., 1,76. (SEAL) 'h womb.,,. Tb. eon,mI,ijons ruin. er any part thereof, may be repealed by gmeral law enactod by a wajotity rot. of the m.mbn,hlp of each Is,. of Ui leglalat.,,, en by the 'upreme court, fir. juiticca connuryjig. Ms... rs.e.m,..d.u.. .1 ..uses.i p.111. up.iemaj .4 soy jostle. II, s,.4.4 51. pemsd bode.. 51. r-'-shale be mod. pediw, Us,it !.rm.j e*e,gte .g.,.. e me jvdg. en. Filed by worth and identstying each asset and liability in excess of $1,000 and itS value together with one of the following, a. A copy 04 the person's most recent federal income tax return; or s.deve)op property fo reetitentI., ranreanional, erelaI, or use Ill Pencil or tran.fe! e',ch gorty to any privet, person purenaaie So criterIa a say be e.talullsh,ir 'tenersi law, Id) The csenml,sieei shall adopt rues regulating it,. prm.sdisg.. the fiflIag .1 vicannl.. by the appointirig a*thor,, the dioqualifingiton of v ' (I) Full artc public disclosure at financial interests shall mean filing with , ARTICLE IV Propeehag an amenMons to the State Cssstltwtles to astheci.. a capitol aid maasl,. ,i..6.. with setbeMy to oetab5ah sad .aIMaIs aplaa for the taml.hlng, derentMg aad alteradas .1 the capItal buP,Eg comples sad the gs,ecaen's wales. Iliad a Office Secretary at State ,Iese d, IPTL may Pie sthor$poj by qenea% j2) Acq.,l 2rorty by "emain Ity .ny cIty, euticority created Fy qiner. nr eal,.nt •cl.l lavp arid II) Th. member, if the ju.heial qualitkath,r, ecernnl.el. shall serve stafW,n,l ttt'ii%i, ii.t to i'nc'ed *15 yrari, is pmaibed by iserrat law. N. member '1 the commission escopt • justIce or judg, shall be elIgible fir stat. JndaI office so tong a. be I. a membe, of nmmton and for, pitied if two inam tber,a,,. No ,r..mber of Ui. nemmiasion shall held office In a political peTty or participate in any cimpalgu fir judicial .ft • hold public silk,; pce,.d that a jedgu may pailpste In lie ewe roepalge for Judicial office and hold that .ffis.. The costul.. shall elect oiwoi its member,,, ti chairman. tel heroIn, of the judicial qualjfiestio,,g cos.mluhap riot subject to Impesehm.rit ihall be subject to rimoysl fro, the romml,,ir, pereosut luthciat qualifIcations commiSsion (g) This serf Ion shall riot be construed to limit disclosures and prohibitions which may be established by law to preserve the public trust and avoid conflicts between public duties and private Interests. (h) Schedule - On the effective date of thiS amendment and until changed by law: Ptol.cge ac USOLVZD that the t.1hewia atatamoat be placed CONSTITZrfl0NAI., AStSNDStEPIT Isdw,tria! elfin in bern member, it it. bat if Thrida, sad whe shall be appatated TOj5rtp VIty redsv.Ioms.t lj (1) Tm. chef.,, who reside In (S. stat,, who ire membe,, if the bar if florid., and who 'hall be thoeii by the g"vornlng body of the ployen may be established by law. If) There shall be an independent Commission to conduct Investigations and make public reports on all complaints concerning breach of public other colors for use only In external drugs and cosmetics by safety Is questfcmable. - CommIssioners IndIcated payment owed the Seminole they stopped payment ThE FDA announced It Ib) Tw. Jedy,, 01 distritt eourta.V appeal selecid by the jedge. w by the jodgne .1 the tiredt ceert. and we Judges •l rounty eourta wkct.d by the Jodsi .1 the.. nurti sonally represent another person or entity for compensation before the government body or agency of which the individual was an officer or member for a period of two years following vacation of office. No member of the legislature shall personally represent another person or entity for Compensation durIng term of office before any state agency other than tives, approved for use only Iii on used to make cherries redand Jelly beans and conetIcs, in 30 days, that it • The prospect of the port flUng Mid, i.r I under a public retIrement tystOm or pension plan in Such manner as may be Provided by law Jotits River after a rental food construction. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Eight miles of beaches in southern Broward County should be re-opened to tourists and residents Tuesday after being closed when a sewage pipe broke, county health officials say. "After the break is fixed and we run bacteria! counts and they're normal, the beaches will be opened and all will be safe," said Dr. Paul Hughes, Broward County health director. es.i U IT ?IJSTJ1U eatheb.flat; pyolects,- Then. fladay, SiØ, n,ino-i Ii, law e vepll.4 s.d ...osle. .omsei.a4. with aul*.eUy I. .utsUf.* s.d me(afgi,e hid a ,leu en .domg u1.*dsg, dos.c.tfup, ted he. i/il. gsuramo', se.aheu endf.çthethe .eptfaf hed4to, .empdei, 11A A. enviif.eVor 0.41*. idalende end .ymbeae aide,. .fth. btol.,s. TI S.,.. e/ S A. .1.5 mel exceeds reins. $Seal reovl, ,t',senersl i ,f!J '%-5'4 fff vote o' the .ageu&tip o' .ach 'e e, rob,.. y.eeeei 5-' rOtjcti.i4 by ne othoify of tIle ta.!ng unit wIthin las hIcpi 5Fn cnmuu,hl r.A.veo1 g rol;c.I is iocpI. enc.l!n7 .5 vatorme, Sac colisetbene .5 55. yate of ti i.e2 .eS naT einr. snthrIt1 Nt'2 da!i of ¶I.T. ps'oerly ' ! ae..i wIthin sac!, n.aws!ti '.e'e!.eivt aria Lld In t!.. r, value ta. roll esIEI prIor to lOpt!ee, 5e eov.r,,tng hy oF tile taiIn5 authoSlig oP ES. ei., 5 y p)ocataie So end engo Si a omseantly iee,e 5 0 finaascp or ref Isanpe eacS cus,I5, re'rev.To.,om.,g prS ee •haIl be . lsdlr,al puaIhficitpo,,. comalisicu vested with end rwuuumenJ I. the Siprenc. Ceisit if list. a the Ii luvrstlg,t. 1is .tt .f Js.tk. .r Jse ttT If •IIhe.T SUIst,IW sttvniii,g our after Ns.nube, 1, ION, (wft5 sit macnd I. the .fletljy, date of this sertises) d.n,oe,st,*(., S pneNut surniwis to held sin., md to in,.tItst. iii ,.cesnqnd Ui. rcprd • j,iic., jnd, . romlad derly term .1 office me eth.rwl., em,,n in site, No*rnt,er I. ION (without 'seind to the .ftmthv. date .1 thIs 'entIoop, wirrinti iueti $ reprimand. The cs'misahsu shall be nsmpseri( it: (l Ifl elected Constitutional officers and Cafldidat for Such otncn and, ,, -. may be determined by law, other public officers, candidates, and em s,," ploye shall file tull fld public disclosureof their financial interests. (b) All eleded public Officers and cenddates for such Offices shall file full and Public disclosure of their campaign finances, (C) Any public Officer or employpp who breeches the public trt br • Private gain and any Person or enlily inducing such breech shalt be liable to the state ton all financial benefits obtained by such actions. The manner of recovery and addilional damages may be Provided by law. Id) Any public otficer or employee who is convicted of a felony Involving a Five of eleven perseus in a for replacement early next year on how not to campaign? Reynolds threw his support ReOpen Beaches: Officials t.1 NOW, THEREFORE. I, BRUCE A. SMATH ER S. Secretary of State of the State of Florida, do hereby give notice that a General Election will be held in each County in Florida, on the Firit Tuesday after the First Monday in November, whIch date Is November 2, 1916, for the ratification or 'election 04 the Initiative and Joint Resolutions proposing amendments to the Constitution of the State ol Florida; vit: Article II. Section p Is created to read The only cocnznls.sioner '1 AITICLS V flCTIO It fltylIw; no . nti; WHEREAS, The people. pursuant to Article xi. Sction 3. of the Constitution of the State of Florida, have petitioned to have an amendment to the ConStitution Of the State of Florida submitted to the electors at he General E i ectiontobeheldonNo'Yember7, 1976; and WHEREAS, the Legislatures of 1973 and 1976 passed Joint Resolutions Proposing amendments to the Constitution of the State of Florida, and they did determine and direct that the said Joint Resolutions be submitted to the electors of the State of Florida at the General Election to be held 7. 1976; The tctal SCA Proposal WU Saminole County Cornm1ner furnefi leaf ears for $715,000, but Mrs. Ccx said . Nessmkr 1971. en. II iuths.i,ed I, tli,sq.fou,tlia if thi membership it serb hou.'. the litlsIatu,,, it a special .lecth.n to 1. held Stanch NOTICE OF ELECTII')NS ,.r.i giosied by a tm.-tlatede ,u i of sacs le.a.e a) ,per within a e*gg be ,aTa or i' ai,a au a5 (be )a .s!u. of t i'or 0. i,es IA!aIe)g PrIor to el!cle.T,e...L 5 or !oiSC of ti. ff'Ee indesa (Ex:rID1 :_conaillon., , reatrfc(Ieess ae may Sd pr.ecyf$ Sr 'timers! law, Spc'rtow 11, PinascIng o nity red.,eloc.,,, p Ins 11" on Si thu t toilS belew . 'end I. and shall I. nhudttd I. the .4.,t,y, if Pl.Ma 1., 199isT11 ir rvjeits it thi riu.rsI ihetisi to Is held PIOPOSib CONSTITUTIONAL NOVEMSER 2, Evenieg NeaW, SaeNrd,FI. Ui. 'ms.dswt to $ertou 5.1 Ankle V .1 sh. State Legal Notice Poverty Agency' Pleas Ignored . deli Very truck hit the van from Herald Staff Write ____________________________________________ -- - FOR A JOINT RESOLUTION proposIng in ameadmanui to Attic.'. IV ox the 5tt, Cqaoutitius. .oiiia isciJos 10. author eg the c'eatian ( capital and maaaioa corvmUausi. Pa IS R,euhid Ii, tie L.g.alatce, 0/ She diii. ./ FlaeuS,: ii F.E.T. $2.75 53.0$ SIZES H 73-14 H 73-13 L 73-15 That the fafiawiag amendment t., Article IV at the Stat. Cia*aUi., hereby sgreed to sail sha.'I be siah.1tt.4 to the eieetoc .1 this stile ftr or reectios at the general alectio b.c hell In, NovenA.,, IS?!: • J • AIITWLE is' i f'ap.laj u.4 i/s.,,a, ('•.,s.,,u...... TSar. p Sq treated . 3 II II . I • U ALIGNMENTS • SHOCKS BRAKES • TUNE4JpS !. _______I : .,''.-z-,' :. JC.'.:'il !tTrI. .1 lath litI ... ...... .s__"'_"_ Si'"" '"'- i'- " ' i' ''''n. if5 I t.Jii ,O. '1'' 'j'.' ' , f 1 Ii;, T((:fc( ',:'. ' I J' ,.i C ( '. I "' \ " .5 ..,,. a..d . 'c ',. 7..7J1r n I S','. h P a If Ii - . )Il;, ia . . . ,?'7 ii'. .ru., 0: Osi : i a 0) .4?? ');5 ( ' ':. :' ' .. .'.' I t •c, 'c'' ;.;: ,,.... 1 .i., .i t ,r-.' ,. 1 j i �EveningnallVagomw 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA, Area Code 305 322 2611 or 831 9993 I. 11"N" NiraM, SL lutbr"majolrcmmatwtdevwmodwofkl boycott the fird of thres pro 3371t TIM WIsesday, September 22, 1976-4A Y L Publisher WAY NE D NORMAN H. OSHRIN Editor DIr , iIn,IQIflQ WILLIAM ,j a. ifl , p Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKL E. Advertising Director I Ii'iiii• I 1rkrij %Vit k. i 'inti': M"nth. $2411; Ii Mi'nIh. a) . — [ 11 N, Ji " (~' olicr mail: Ali,*nlh. 112.70-. 1; Miinths. S16.:).o: 12 Months. ir1.40. - - - I 11111111~ Congress Cost Not can't use his reverse gear ' ',, ~ why so much? The how is the public to know that one or the other candidate didn't stack the panel with his own patDamned I want anyone, short of my editor or ri . .. I determine It there is a need to revamp the makeup of its 18 standing committees and 130 sub- I committees. The last reorganizatlonal study was 30 years ago. It is an understatement to say that one is needed now in both the Senate and the House. We all know big goverment is synonymous with big A very pa deserves an ntroduction i Loyaity US. Civil Service Ctrnrniti4n, acting In response to recent court rulings, has ordered all poli tical loyalty questions The ; eliminated fim the standard applicatim formsfor federal jObL Such questions have been an enduring remind" of the tradition in this country to assume the existence of dangerous disloyalties among the dUzenry. There are sound historical reasons for such a tradition. A Tories, opposed to the American revolution. A large number of Northerners were large ninnt*r of American were ClWerbesds, opposed to the Union cause in the civil war. Urge numbers of iniinlgraigs to this country continued to feel some loyalty to their original homelands and were distrusted by native Americans. But It Is well to put such divisive s nfrjon.s behlnj Whenever possible, we should give otur fenow citizens the benefit of the doubt. Their loyalty should not be questioned without reasonable cause. ; "We are not suspicious of one another,', said Pericles in biq the Athenian ideal of open democracy in 431 B.C. Thatil remains valld 11.1, I I Ae` "I "I A., , j ' ' atY %i .. ' I..!-I .1.~;. Don't tell them how they are to cover the great debstm If I,m going to be forced to witness such g . political balderdasli, I want the complete stay as Only thm in ft medis know how to delim it. I don't think one in the tmague of Women I ~ Chancellor and Harry Reasoner anytime Over that of some one who used to be a member 01 the Federal chimps and their placement Florida Zoo. Communications Commission who now ads as spokesman for the League. . ij what Alexande r Is accused of violating in the animal 64 control ordinance. , % Kramer. 1,~ ;,;kk I - . National Town Meeting, a public forum held each Wednesday In Washi ngton,D.C. a the . •,• _______ .;, . IIr A' r !~,. P., 0, L. .' ' V. .I T" _________ HUGHSIDEy / ______ ____ . I . "I presidents' lives? presidents' live.? Starting with John Kennedy, the number of Our founding fathers Intended that people employed to get Information about public country, this government should to the figures (has increased) flve to toId. lanspect people. They also understood that thOU that the main motivation Is the appetite of the govern is, by their nature, would tend to oppress .1i ~ . ____ ________ JACK ANDERSON President, and also in certain figuresin the ferson wrote, if I had to choose Congress and around this goverment, it is my government without newspapers and ___ .. ____ •., - . r - • '- Spotlight '4i but _________________ never my chiMps.... NEW YORK (AP) — Quietly, little noticed by assured of the service and quality they implicitly And all Of these detSib are uncomfortable. additional Information that was nude available the general public, a business executive a few are promised. Do we need to know about their sex lives? to you. And the final Choice, the final decision A measured. "With respect to employes ... they have a right They run on their familles, these feliows. was up to you. That's the way ow system works. reasoned, restrained, In contrast to the extremes to know that their aspirations and needs have a They take stands, public stands on their code of And I believe In It. one sometinies hears in a political year. high place in our economic system. ethics and morality. We went through the Do we at" to know about their an live@? Some people might find it reassuring, because "Our people are looking up from the grind- Kennedy years fully aware of all John Kennedy's We're entitled to know as much about them as It touches with candor some of the big and done and asking U there is not something more glandular problem or whatever you wish to call you would be about any employe who wants 10 setaitive issues, and leaves us with the feeling to life than work, however successful. it- We had no Photographs, tape recordings or work for you. My own criteria is that if thek that they can and will be dealt with con- Management must accommodate these new other eye witnesses. There was no time in those private lives affect their public performance, structively. aspira tions for larger dimensions to life, three years that It intruded in the way he con- then we sho uld publish It. That's a difficult Irving S. Shapiro is the author. His remarks, meshing corporate goals and practices as closely ducted the office as near as we could tell. So we decision to make. It's particularly difficult in the Society," were delivered before a meeting of —On the contribution of business to achieving sure that was right as I look back on it. Elizabeth Ray came to me two and a half businessmen at The Confere nce Board. Shapiro public goals beyond immediate business in. Our notion of what correct and what we years ago with the same dory that has now hit is chairman of E.I. duPont do Nemours & Co. tereds: should print olves as time goes on. Of co urse, the headlines. I found her be ra c. Here are some highlights. to er ti While we "This generation of managers appears to be when Judithev Ezner. . when her name cropped tended to believe her story, we found that it was —Speaking of the need for the economy to farsighted enough to recognize that the future in a public hearing on the Hin, when it became Probably more than we could Prove and we did evolve to meet needs: rote of business in society inevitably will Include aupmatter of public concern because of the link to not publish It. U It Is true that Wayne Hays "The new realities will demand that products more of the society in business, hired the Mafia, then, of course, we did publish it. And her as his mistress and paid her with of greater value, durability and economy of govern"This is not only inevitable but logical. Many there's still some debate whether that was ment funds, that's something you ought to know operation be developed for sophisticated con- private decisions, especially those by larger necessary. I say yes. It's just inevitable, about and you're entitled to know about it. sumers more in need of product utility, quality enterprises, have substantial public effects. Do public officials need a greater morality? Do public figures need a greater morality? and conservation than in initial cost and style. should not expect that the people will continueWe to We have founded this country on a spiritual The American people are basically a decent "The new realities wW require that business let such effects fall without the people achieving basis. It's the dignity of man, it ,s many things. and whokmme people. And they want to be be managed by leaders who are actively in tune a voice, through government, in such decisions." Therefore, we do have generally accepted codes represented by decent people. Secretary with t he larger goals of society." of State —On fears that government will supplant of behavior and morality. And public officials Henry Kissinger sometimes, I —Explaining that the two main constituencies pr ivate industry on a large scale: feel, sails the should exceed their public as an example. (But ) diplomatic seas wIthout a moral rudder. He asks ofbusinessarecustomersandem ployes . IaIso thlnkthere'saproweminpeptj As who's most powerfui.It5eetomeheoug "Customers are entiUed to ask, first, that the this, of co urse, but I think most people recognize more is known of these the American be asking who's right. I believe that this is what choices Cl prod ucts offered are responsive to that. Just as business can't govern, government that re the American pcole want. their needs and, secondly, that in making their has proved that it cannot effectively manage human, they do make mistakes. The public is (But it is also) Important to understand that choices they have all the relevant facts and are anything close to a bminess and out of the reach of animal control officers. Now he says he works mostly alone 14 to I 0 *1 private zoo in Hungary and he trained animals from childhood. 7be first he can remember was a lion cub. "My mother always said, 'Anything happen, you go to America." for animal purchases through the years, I, ,I — I J' -Z~ - . 11111111111ift 11 & "Honey, a// my suits with vests are of t.19 cloanets. May / borrow yours?" LIMIT 2 I - FOAM Cm ELECTAIC CUP FYCR fi I BABY U - _____ ____ uw vurni M DA IMT DDI icure I A IN [MAN 4-MITION O JIFFY OR TWO SCILLATING é-i 1k MO D L 9" PAINT ROLLER N . * 77 2IiaIIon White base. yellow, red tops ___ . firm's U.S. 17-92 location next Saturday. I . 6.99 • CL - is , — i Reg. - EACH - For filter 0. . 00 .~ .-'k. MOPS .95 40 SPONGE I • OIL FiLTER '"' _-. . - Walnut-grained front, accents. --- ' i e Drowse button Reg. 1939i PLASTiC -9 FT * 12 FT. 11-DEE PLASTIC D I G ITAL Large Ni" numerals Sbde voime control S DROP CLOTH . JUU • • - 48 3/,, Reg. ' 1.99 I. 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This will enable him to unite the consumers United States. was honored by t1w President and up its present poaiUnon crisis endjoinj opposedbre, jng ngif, COntZQIt1tCT15loM.He also in S front against the producers, particularly the other highest ranking members of the governOPEC coDengues in tf,eir uncompromising UP the giant OU congloitnerates aM has pushed krabs.0 0 ment," Yamanl noted. stairAI 0 for decontrol of natural gas prices. Although the shah had announced -1hat od Footnote: The Akins Papers raised some In asecrd "memorandum for the file," the prIces must go up by $3.50-barrel," reported I" we have learned that g rave questions which demand a full former ambassador revealed: "The Saudis had Akins them , "the Iranians had told we were congressional investigation. Why did ex. urged us On numerous OCT"i0m to Put Pressure completely unconce rel" ted hWustriW aMes have kicked in a tow of tv rned about any prkt rL". PrMident Richard NIm and secretary of about $10,000 to his re-election campaign. On the shah to cooperate with Saudi Arabia and The s;~ haa ALSO told this to nume State rOus Qmw Henry Kissinger permit the shah of Iran to drIve Weicker told us he has turned down reduce the oil prices, yet we had refused to do asproo( that theIJsIs at least indifferent r to an at a terrible cost to the 115 $ 011 increase in oil prices. 3O10® o companypoliUcalaction(wvi& econorntibo Why He renanded us that he has also supported It reached the point that the Saudis no longer "In any CAW,the Saudis have seen no account dW Nitm give the amh virtcaUy a believed what Kissinger told them. Wrote Akln: from any American source that udin we in any way to purchase more U.S. weapons thun his armed incl "In one of Kissinger's last meetings with King tried to pressure the shah to back off this ex- forces can handle? g rationing which the oil industry poses. 4 • ::r1 I /, BARS FOR Longwood has agreed to furnish fresh fruits and vegetables to feed the chimps and he's scheduled to do a sh ow with the chimps at the . I ______ 4 - Alesmdor says a produce finn at f- curator with zoos, he says. In the vandalism-scarred house trailer at Geneva he pulls out worn clippings, Invoices - j e chimps are just bite have o work k th thmeve every day. -IT . Maybe I try too hard but I feel like everyone has a chance to make It. Along the way Alexander learned to k and worked as a caterer and chef, In addition to jobs as an animal trainer with circuses and Model WV-33 WASHINGTON The secret papers of Fa1sI, the king urged James Akins, the former ambassador to Saudi pr ices) up with th him directly to take (oil tretne position on oil crisis." Saudi Arabia has been America's e shah, and the secretary Yamanl wrote directly to Treasury Secretary friend in the Arab worjd. Arabia, reveal that the Saudis repeatedly urged agreed to do so. The secretary saw the shah hi The Saudi oil reserves William Simon, who has warned of the ruinous are al the United States to bring pressure on Iran to late winter and reported back to icing Faisal effect of high oil prices more important to the United lower oil prices, on the We.tern world. States thanfar the dwindling Iranian supply. ta that he had Indeed tried to persuade the shah to The letter, .et datedSep. 3, 17L aivi marked Yet the UnitedStatesmade no apparent effort reduce oil prices. why did Nixon and Klkslnger risk the valuable "strictly personal," dedared: to bring line. The Saudi friendship to count the unreliable ji4 "The Saudis themselves have suiquenuy "I would Ukeyou toknow that there are U unstable shah thertfore, became convinced that the United been thldby himself , that the subject ? Itaos am tNix Stales was secretly conspiring with the shah to 01 oIl was amongst us who think that the U.S. Kissinger put not disc ussed In these meetings, Administration does not really object to an In- U.S. intere the shah's wishes ahead of vltaj keep oil prices up. st,,. Why' the Saudis know the Iranian Propensity crease in od pr jes.m even Oe who to He, they believe in this case that the Iranians u k that you encourage it for obvious po Akins reported that an"explicit" , were telling the truth." reasons, and that any official position taker to n.-Conn., has been a tiger for the consumer on conversation with the Saudi oil minister Ahmed The Saudis became all the more convinced the contrary Is merely to Zaki Yainanl about reducing oil cover up this fact." most issues, but on energy he has been a that Kissinger was lying, Yamani told Akins, by said he knows that Secretary o yt, Yaniani st rongly indicated the United States Kissinger "is speaking about lower od prices but the special treatment the shah received In should we its influence withtlwsh&h Otherwise Weicker was the only New Englan d senator ALL NATURAL 1A GAL _________ His trained animals are his life, Alexander says... "I believe that's my purpose in Hfe. I love animals. ROBIN Iran On _ .11, ____ ii -— r 1-1. ICE CREAM ALL POPULAR BRANDS never my chimps." WASHER 0 4f IRISH SPRING 'v. , 16 hours a day In 0* struggle to make his Geneva property into his dream."I'm behind in mortgage landlord iei'll starvoJ thne smiles. He recalls that his family had its own ngs. U.S. Bows To Shah ~ . the reason the chimps escaped and roamed the area scaring motorists and frolicking on top of sheriff's patrol cars and cavorting CB RADIOS BERRY'S WORLD 1V$ , PACK 12 OZ. CAN$ last two years and attributes some of then as by the Communists In the 1956 Hungarian uprising at Budapest," he recalls. "I faced a JACK ANDERSON I 319 nLap.0 439I1 BORDEN EPSI all." He claims to have been victim of dozens of burglaries and vandalism attacks over the "I was like a little wild Tarzan there," he . SAVINGS 0000 THRU SAT., S. value left. The vandals and thieves took it where he has a brother who is a game corn- ) Lap. trailer designed to house two people and two chim ps on the road. It opens Into a stage. Nearby there's a wooden out building full of once-colorful props and toys for the per. forming chimps. "I like art, silver and beautiful Alexander says, "but there's nothing of any missioner. I all the Now outside stop the dark mist Geneva lake area soil and pine trees there's a bus he bought but says vandab destroyed beyond repair. There's a $2,000 aluminum show some pre-medical college courses Alexander says he fled to Austria and later East Africa deal of truth In that. The truth Is uncomfortable, system, there was another version, other facts, UPON MLL BE INSIDE ENVELOPE WHEN YOU PICK UP YOUR PRINTS.) • lea firing squad and was shot In the foot and left for dead." With,a background of show busireja bad Wde- He WO 11 °r W macaws and a momma chimp and baby chimp. I used to walk on sh at 4a.m. in Central Park . Nobody gave me trouble there." "Both my parents we re tortured and killed accused Tim Maguire Of Printing something in television networks ary-Ume he wished to discuss W At the fellow And said, anything he wished for As long as be wished "Journalism is bad tade.11 And Uwe is a great without commercial Interruption. But under our ,~,_! * .- 4 York City I lived in an apartment wo a bur cub, lion and tiger cubs, four dogs, four Parents wio wire opera singers, Alexander says he was In show besth since age three He says his real name Is "Prince Esz. tp ter .. I KODACOLN 0 RLM "Wo uld you believe that one time in New to t$l me," A1adir says. Born 37 yews ago in Vienna, Austria , the I 0 domesticated. Placed in the WO by county commissioners after he WAS caughi running at large, will continue to ttrMI visitors with his antics at the pow4)omclals reportedly are awaiting the outme 01 the county co civil case bef . removing him NIt I've done aom,thjjg bad, I want than V HENRY KISSINGER zosreailythatmuch.Ihatetokeepanfmals In cages all the time. My chimps, they're V4unged of eight soniii and seven daughters to -_ ______________________________________________ everything about them, particularly those men a watchdog. We're supposed to watch them and in Um White House. to report to you what they do. I is . ri i And we go along, we need to exercise good "1"' During the word of Watergate, Richard taste, restraint in some ways, but I go back to Nixon was always able to tell his side of the what Henry Luce once said when somebody story. He was able to appear on all three a WbOHon furd-7 South Africa, their lone foreign world cotwunity. to compensate Rhodesian 2. After a few more years 01 cause that regime also may beSmith and his men buckled escalating guerrilla activity by come the target of guerrilla ac- whites w leave the country and firm and agreed to advise their cab ento,,, ) ndepen nce-seeklng blacks, on. he erican Rhodesia under black role net in Salisbury to yield power On white regime will find Itself to the black majority, after 11 progressively beleaguered and perience In Vietnam, the white But Nyerere cautioned, "Life, years of rebellious ndepend- una bl e to defend its supporters, Rhodesians can count on on is full 01 Imponderables, and' ence. especially when the summer help from the United States, or Smith is an imponderable.9 supporter. , give big shows. "But no big cats, no zoo. I don't care for Meanwhile, source, say Otto, ordered belief that almost anything they do, how they newspapers without government, I wouldn't feel, their relationships with their families, their hesitate to choose the latter Thomas Jefferson children, has an effect on our national life, understood that a free people are better off With capital, hod already heard Tuesday I. After 11 years of illegal south Africa-3 white minority ed an that Smith had Accept. much the same thing from statehood, Lhodesis today re. government mounting, pro&. British-Amerimn PIN Prime Minister John Vorster of mains In quarartim by ft pects of active South African two calling for black power within years, and PYO ;; control ordinance. I Therefore, I think we should know Almost no goviernment at all than a government APOsitive Approach cages to defense attorneys Irving Gussow and Mort Rosenblum. They hint alo that If the court fight cont inued they may attack constltutlonallty 01 the county's animal control I centrated so much power, particularly In the probably put it best. In a letter to a fTislst ______ Playful chimp."It we could charge admission we could Make some money," he remarked. 'Mob. I'll starve - . ____ ___ - ) - American People. Not only Is It Interesting, but it us AM the goverment therefore needed a is vital, watchdog. They looked around fld selected There Is no stockbroker who can go to work press to be that watchdog. I'm not going to claim and be Ignorant of what Gerald Ford and Mr. that we've been a good watchdog. I think maybe Carter are saying or doing. U he is, he's not apt we've been the lapdog of government more often to be in business very tong. There is no farmer in than the wa tchdog. Nevertheless, we're nsasatcaan his wheaporccrnp watchdog. without taking Into account what's on Mr. Ford's It Is our function to keep an eye on governmind or other powerful figures. We have con- ment. I think that It was Thomas Jefferson who ___ 'I hat. to k..p animals In , board may be subpoemed to testify at the next court hearingonUec,a.i Do we really need all the detalls about Do we re@Hy need all these de,talls about 10 ;. • • . ..' , ~0 " - control officer Bruce Clarke says maybe a hundred people a day stop by to watch the Clarke and members o(thea . Ow% 1 4LZ % .... • ___ 4* Aw ;_q~ ~0 11~ Kennedy Center. (This is the second of two ., - ' ,, . ,— here.Tolnvtteoldfrlends...thestais...to ome now. He's impounded at the county's animal control facility south of Sanford Animal nIst Jack Anderson and Hugh Sldey, Washington bureau chief for Time magazine __ "This property Is ideal for what I want," he says, and outlines a botanical garden setting with spes, damps and tropical birds performing for the public. "Eventually I planned to fix up a big place stanWte this ... not Just On recornmendation of U animal control board," the court told Today's Topic- "Gett ng I a Better Insight Into Public FIgures' will be discussed by colum ______ Bartok, an actress sister In London. The petition needs to allege what the violations were and what there is to sub. iu . "My dream always J ust to settle dow,n somewhere," he says as he mentions that been married and divorced twice and has 10 children, most of then living with Eva '*using a more specific petition that details . . nobody would believe rm here in Geneva, the Central Thil! court told Kramer to re-file the cue 1 iwuPS Alexander reels ff the names stage and screen stars °he s he worked with granted a motion dismiss the civil action seeking seizure of the , _. also one for catering service that offered performances with Dons, tigers, and burs "homed In strong steel cages," and a children's petting zoo. — was boosted Tuesday when Judge Hall . - There's an advertisement for his former ., a" iwarI,MW Rudy,a Jungle - and shall not be presented to thie viewing audience. 'I' , III take the judgments of Walter .. .. •- . aiicuuiii performances. Chimps Otto, Mary, lilly, Oli ver and Bongo Voters Is responsi ble enough to decide what $fl KINSflASA, Zaire (AP) — This account of the CTUClai rains Immobilize Its tank, and any other Western natIons, If Secretary State Henry A. talks In Pretoria last Sunday Is armor. one day they find themselves Kissinger In effect told Prim based on reports from U.S. 3. Alter the collapse of Portu- with their backs to the wall. Minister Ian Smith, "The game sources and African omits gals empi re In Africa, ni us es is..up." Tansa an Pr ident Juli In Zambia and Tansasüa. lb of Sod end Cuban -J ii NW . £ i niu iv.uvr u d he was u ' " - vention were 'aticany dl ,v IL V11 .J ..J longer uIoonv a bout th ree cabinet colleagues who UdVCu lived with dignity as I_ Angola dcculd—" accompanied pects for a Rhodesian settleweekend five mar . to Pretoria, the South African his assessment of the situation: 4. With world pressures on ment after Kissinger told . Ie i Wsasi4y, SIØ. 22, 1U-5A Kissinger: The Game Is Up In S.A. VS 0 pi Randy Kramer to file a civil case against At niexauixr after the animal control board, at —the August hearing ruled the chiM pameesare W-Weglected" Animals wider the county anknal control ordinance. Alexander's light to save his "famflyot of II ..t . PROICON f .: or A 441 per cent increase in costs since 1960 is out of line. A thorough effort must be made to reduce the number of congressional committees, to make better interoffice use of staff, and to place a lid on . excessive,salary increases. . Members of the Senate are holding healrings to Frem Page 1-A) . Tax effort. Congress has a long record of being reluctant to "l1ce itself and of also carrying an oven" £1 1 " generous aiuie on L and f n ge benefits f staff. 7te carent national economic climate dictates a definite need for change in its life-style. sies? Owner Blam es . overlap of responsibility between committees of the House and Senate Four committees alone are empowered with the overa II resons responsibility ty 0f nksessing the federal budget. They operate in with separate staffs, often dealing wi th like subject matter and little coordination of I . 11 I think my years In this business h'tv taught me some semblance of news Judgment r91 that entitles . d1fj license as to what I think me use .h.nlA "d should And the television networks have that same . . l at a rate far exceeding the bloat experienced in other federal agencies. ~ .; An examination of Congress shows a heavy 1 want to be able to tell our audience how i Choaen.$$ 'cause u far U r*fl COflclffled the do'y Won't ix printed. __ ye the national average. The congressional i h ,..n,j,i ;,, the i.• ;,, s years ibecause oc these factors. Congressional spending is increasing ('~ — U7 Just want to cargo until I'm ready to photograph the event. Or telling a policeman that he can't make an arrMI N Foundation survey cited the growth of 1lm.c.jonal staff members and salaries well i. ' News add, "We're covering the story-4hey've chosen the moderatoir and the pluselLstL we me concerned about how they dion am Panelists. we a loading " .1.1 dontinuing increases, however, desmes an answer basic question of "1 wrong I'd like to know how they were chosen,too. U the networks WWI tOK ofthedefense budget. A $1 billion outlay now with the prospects of the .- __ n ChOOstoij Ch imp I ___ ig$1bju1ona theonstofrunnngco year. If that figure is hard to swallow, consider it breaks down to about $430 each year for every person in the United States Se dH b""ets set b members and never questioned by the Office of Maugement and Budget. By some standa rds, the outlay is low amounting to no more, for example. than I per cent to "a', A dock. Or telling a skipper that he canj uniad his legislative Jaws are opened. Research by Tax Foundation, Inc., states that j; - thOU thiduals. As Walter J. Mew Jr., Vice president of ABC bemuse M not dose enough to hew what,s being !2 taxpayer. Recent studies show that a substantial i bite is taken by Congress even before those ei ____ mid. Passage of a federal law frequently means that there is going to be another bite on the federal pt that had the network moist. I in in how the debate panelists 0om. £WIRiVU That would be like me teUWg a truck driver he . 1. Mat L The h . shots would be bun. • across , .&. H I •h. •h u was a n, O ' "M7 League was trying to dictate as to how this event 01 II major import Is covered ' And that's rdcW=l No organkation in its right mind would by to tell a responsible news gathering agency how to COM a story, no matter how Insignif! or I=* it might , i y of W w• that wishing to carry the debates Into minions 01 homes VJ Ifl.• IIJI $11.20; ft , League cc Women set dow sonae pretty stringent guidelines of dos and donts for those _________ • , , WelL, Oddly enough, b01hdatufor the Pfuldmy recommended that albob of the Audience ant out to get the Information and someone tells me InMtefldanCeatthePa4ph1adebate ba,. what Iciflafldci&tp,1M,heeaigOstrallttO... PL -' '- 1 4 .., S ?.• ,, . ' ' I ..) J .c . i - )..._t. '.. ) -. ,. . , UIutt • • . . . i. 1~1 jt' . . �A-EssIs - - 1ssrL Fl. Wui..,ky, Ow. 27.10Th ISVaflt ISssfl alluvia' Evenlo HIvW,kslsrd, FL WIloul.5.p,. 1074-IA AV PIA - . C> -- ITHE 10, .-.-- MEAT MPLE SHOP] ,q STORE HOURS 4th& SANFORD AVE. Mo,,., Tees., Wed. 1a.m. to 7p.m. Then., Fri. and Sat.i am. to P.M. Sundayla.m.tolp.m. PARKAVE..nd2SONST. FEATURING HEAVY wmi USDA CHOKE BEEF Ia.m.top.rn. lDaysaWssk t • PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., SEPT. 23 THROUGH WEDNESDAY, SEPT. WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT U.S.D.A. ON FOOD STAMP COUPONS USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY ACED BEEF Oven Pot Roast BABY BEEF CHUCK STEAK USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF FINE FOR SAR.B4UE Flank.n Spare Ribs Beef Spare Ribs 3 LBS. OR MORE "NNW W USDA CHOICE 97* LAZY AGED BEEF HEAVY WESTERN SIRLOIN STEAK 971c 3 LBS. OR MORE 7c Beef Short Ribs HEAVY WESTERN LEAN 'N TENDER Boneless 'stew LB. 971c 67* HEAVY WESTERN X-LEAN FRESH 100 PCT. PURE Ground Chuck LB. HEAVY WESTERN 67 I.B. CUT 47 $ W. BABY BEEF SIRLOIN OR ROUND $117 LB. 97C R PORK STEAKS U LBO PORK BUTT ROAST LB. 871 LB. t SUNNYLAND Quarter CUTANDW1APPIDFOI oui FREEZER Fill iso USDA CHOICE WESTERN LAZY AGED FRONT AND HIND AVG. CUT wiapplo Pon s Side of Beef voul pillzl Foul Goodtime Frank s* 120Z\E BUDGET I t ,., SUGAR cREr. - •, - .. ., . CUT AND WRAPPED lOR YOUR FREEZER Fill . ctwlik Magna on 8Z I.B. 774 • 4 b Beef Sausage 971C 371C LB. Neck Bones OR Pig Feet , LB. LB. USDA CHOICE LAMB (NOT IMPORTED) Loin Chops or Leg LB. USDA CHOICE FRESH (NOT IMPORTED) Lamb Chuck or Chops L.B. WESTERN TmBONE STEAK Applesauce '-I,, 230L FAME Salt LB.0 FAME PLAIN OR IODIZED 26 OZ. Napkins BABY BEEF TBONE STEAK LB. $' 180 FAME I White Plates 49" 2/25c 49c CT. 7cc 1611 r U, VALLEY GEM Pork & Beans 30Z. $ 5/$100 14½ OZ. $ 4/$100 RED DART Peas 303 CANS U GEORGIA RED Tomatoes CANS 3/89 U 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES SEPT. 23. 127$ THOU SEPT. 12 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN F AMILY U 16 OZ. 3 8PACK PLUS DEPOSIT 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STONES u. 5/'l 79 , , N rY $ 111 I UMIT1WITH COUPON SEPT. 23. 127$ THIU SEPT. 1$ • U LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER F AMILY eN I " Cauliflower 2 ' z. 3 Cheese Singles / 1 60Z. TEXAS STYLE Morico Biscuits 120 BORDEN'S Life Line Milk 84 ox $10 67; 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STONES SEPT. 21. 121$ YMNU SEPT. 35 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY . I FANCY Broccoli EACH Rutabagas 79c LB. 15 FAME GLAZED OR JELLY FRESH BORDEN'S Mushrooms 49c OT, 8 WE BUY FROM LOCAL ta o. 69~ if FARMERS I S U U --- -- • I U . TRASH CAN LINERS I U 1 U 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STONES SIFT. 23. 127$ THIU SIP?. 35 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER F AMILY 5 U ANY CARTON OF I CIGARETTES : LIMIT U U LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON 0 : U FRENCHITALIAN_ THOUSAND ISLAND U 1 • GARD UU DRESSINGSJ • E GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STONES SEPT. 23. 1276 THPU SEPT. It LIMIT I WITH COUPON PEN FAMILY -ANY I, U U LIMIT 1 W?TH COU PO N LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I WITH COUPO N 0 FAME U U POTATOES i 10 6 CT. #5 PEANUT BUTTER! 0 79c BAB. - UMflIWflH COUPON AND 73O U U I U ORDER EXCL. CIGS. • GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP 110111 THRU SEPT. 29 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAN 40 i OL1 U 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP SEPT. 71. II76THIIU SIFT. 35 12 LIMIT I WITH COUPON Pen FAMILY MONEMOSCOU PON •FAME FAMIL Y LOAF MAYONNAISE 4/88 20 oz. LIMIT I WITH COUPON LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL. ' N . BULBS LIMIT iWiT COIN'FAMILY LIMIT 1 : WITH COUPON 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORRS SEP T. LIM T I IT" COUPON PER Z 11 0 1 4/$1 SEPT. -AN 7.tNiU$iP11 TOIt5 WI TH COO 11 FAMILY 5115511 151111 COUPONSSIIUUUIIIUIIUIIIIUUUIIUUU COUPONUUIIIIIUUUUIUUUUII.UIIUIUUI II FREEZER ORDER 9IV 0 qq~ 1O'/ OZ. U I ANY FAMILY PACK I CHECK IT EMS ON OTHER PAGE WITH COUPON • 0 T PARK AND SNOP STONES SEPT. 13.1916 THOU SUPT. I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT • ai • 11 MEAT0. 79c U LIMIT I WITH COUPON 5 5 • 0000 AT PAN SEPT. 23. 1276 THNU 12 PORK 3LBS ORMORE CHOPS I : 0 AT PARK AND SHOP STORRS SEPT. 3L I$U THOU SEPT . $ : n CUBE STEAK s AT PAR K MO SHOP 110155 iapt ~~IIUTHRUIIIPY LIMIT 1W .4 . . ANY 3LB ORMO .. . '.4 . . to IkA .'s GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP Th TNNU$CflT TOILS L IMI T I WITH CQUPopp FAMILY I me COUPONOmmonownsmgma ANY 3 LBS. OR MORE : CANNED HAM - '. U .•. • I WITH COUPON - .ITHCOUPON LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIP FAMILY 2 : ESSommom ROAST g 3 LBS. OR MORE USDA'CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN • FAMILY PACK U 5 .4 SEPT. $ LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY - : ANY PT. n I EN BONELESS BEEF WITH COU PO N LIMIT £ E PORK L U WITHCOUPONPINFP*.IILY U COUPONUUUUIUIUUUUII:UIUIUUUUUUUUCOUPONUIIIUUIUUUIIIUIU..IIU. GE GERBER'S I AUY4 PACK 14 OL 89C$ - COUPON UUUUUUUIUUIU I U . 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STONES SEPT. 23.1216 TNIU SEPT. OT. 99c I : IIIUSUUUIUUUUU I 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES RYAN QT, 75c 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STOP • SEPT. 21. 1176 THOU SEPT LIMIT i WITH COUPON FAMILY LIMIT 1 WITH COU PO N 5 BREAD i 3 I ON LIMIT 1 WITH COU PO N LIGHT SEPT It 111111 THRU SEPT. A FAME APPLE-GRAPE OR PPLE-STRAWBERRY . . BABY POWDER a 0000 *1 PARK AND SHOP 51011$ $ SARA LEE Pound Cake • U DISPOSABLE DIAPERS PITCHERS LIMIT I WITH COUPON RICH'S Coffee Rich U I I I I LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON PYREX Doughnuts U H I • U ___ U I I I*IIIIIIUCOUPONIUUUUUU.UMUIUUUUIIUUUIIIIIS 38" 694 49c U U • PAMPERSDAYTIME3OCT. ORNEWBORN3oCT. U MRS. FILBERT'S DETERGENT__ 39c / 9 ½ GAL. Chocolate Milk HEAD 79C VIENNA SAUSAGE - 1216 VEGETABLES 5 PUNCH SNO WHITE KRAFT AMERICAN 5 COUPON UIUIUIIIU...U$ S SWIFT'S S • : 1 0000 AT PAIN *150 ShOP STONES SEPT- 23. H76 THOU SEPT. 39. LIMIT I WITH COUPON P11 FAMILY LBS. •UIIIUSUIUIIICOUPONIUIIIUIIUUUIUUUUUUIUIUIIIUU. TO K A Y LB. • U U . • S U FROZEN a : I GOOD AT PAIN AND SIlO.. STONES 1$ 3/s1 CT KILL I NEW JONATHAN Grapes I RICE 2 I U U 4PACK LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON • UNCLE BEN • 5 GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES U 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STONES U SEPT. 23. 976 THIU SIFT. 29 5 33. 11176 THOU SEPT. 22 U LINITIWITHCOUPOISPIRFAMILY L$MITIWITNCOUPONP1PFJLY :UIUU.UUUICOUPON IUU.UU.UUEnna .UUUUUIUUU.U.COUPON.UUUIIUIII. moons .U.IIII UUUIUCOUPON IUUIIUUUIUUIUIIUUUINUUIIIUICOUPONUU.U.UIIUUUIU SHELL HOUSE AND GARDEN U U.S.O 1 WHITE 20 OZ. Hot Dog Buns LBS. 5 ANY 2 PKGS. FAME BAG 11 LIMIT I WITH COUPON 3 • AT PAIN AND SHOP- STOPIS SEPT- 23. 121$ THNU SIFT I PEPSI-COLA YELLOW COOKING Apples GOOD LIMIT I WITH COUPON PEP FAMILY (UT FAME HAMBURGER OR LBS. GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES SEPT. 22. 12Th THOU SEPT. 12 LIMIT I WITH COUPON P11 FAMILY 5 - 4 3 LIMIT 3 WITH COUPON • 5 • i OZ. BOTTLES $ 67 Peaches Onions LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON U BATHROOM TISSUE -a. 0 II GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP $10115 . U LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY SEPT. 23. 157$ T14PU SEPT. 35 U LIMIT I WITH COU PON PER FAMILY UUUUUUUUIIU COUPONUUUSIUUUIUUUU•UUIUSUUU.UUU COUPON UUUUUUUUISUSUU•N•..I...,..I.I..I U Ir1,%&j GREER FREESTONE WITH COUPON ON NEXT PAGE _ UUUSUIUU•UUIUUIUUU•IUUIUUUICOUPON 3/$J0 QTS. I I SEPT. 23. 127$ THOU SEPT. 25 Long Grain Rice 10 LBS. I __ I :IJ1 _ HALF GALLON Ld LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON LOUISIANA BELLE FANCY POTATOES ____ ___ 5 Green Beans U.S. NO. 1 WHITE I DELTA i I __ 70c MOTOR OIL _____ ______ a I LB. ___ • I ''ICE U___ CREAM 0 CHUCK ROAST ORDEREXCLCIGS. • PIZZA GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STONIS SIP?. 32.1176 THOU SEPT. LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PER FAMILY •!i I - USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF AK(3U 4/900 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP lyons $IP?. 23. 127$ THOU SEPT. 35 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIP FAMILY U_WA ROYAL Gelatin U U i • • COOKING OIL 48 ox $119 I • 4. 49 LIMIT2WITHcOUPONAND7JI • S • GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES S T. 23. 1276 THOU SEPT. 12 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON P11 FAMILY • c DOZEN I SOZ. S U S LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON GOOD At S PARK AND S HO STORES P U I • SE PT.33. THOU SEPT. 12 5 • 0000*? PAIN AND SHOP STONES • LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY U 5 5 U SEPT. 23. $276 THIIJ SEPT. 12 • U IIUSIUSUUIIUICOUpON IIUUIUIUUUUUUUUUUIUUUIUUU.. COUPON UUIIUU•UUUUUUUIUUUUUUU.I.0 LIMIT I WITH COUPON P1* FAMILY I 5 COUPON UUIUIIUIIUUUUIIU•IUUIUUUUIIUCÔUPON IIUUUIIIUUIII U_u,, i THRIFT BORDEN'S OLD FASHION U • 87'. $1 '1 ' • U LARGE.EGGS II UMIT2WITHCOUpON • I Bar-C Bologna LEAN FRESH USDA 67! LB. IOL LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON . I CARUSO ALL VEGETABLE • U ______ __ • GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES SIP?. 23. irn rsmu sipy.* LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY 4/1°° COPELAND FRESH HOMEMADE 100 PCT. PURE PORK OR ANY 4 PKGS. ASSTD. FLAVORS 1BORDEN'S • 8 Eta. ly It' Braunschweiger : II YOGURT 14 S • S 39c 1 $179 U U U ..IuIuI...Ri EP 0000 AT PAIN AND ShOP $T0SES I I SEPT. u 127$ ThNV SEPT. 12 5 5 LIMIT I wiw COUPON P11 FAMILY I UIU••UUSSUUUIUIIUUUS•S.USI COUPON IUUUUUSSSIUUUSUSSIII•II•UIICOUPON UIIIUIUUISSI5 I 5 UIIUUUUUUIIUCOUPON USUSUUUUUU.U..I.SI..u.us.i COUPON . AVG. 140 _______________________ •IIUI.I.I•••:mmu.•.'mcOU GRADE "A" TOWELS ' COFFEE __ 0 0000AT PARK AND SHOP STORES SEPT. 23. in mmu SEPT. LIMIT $ WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY I MAXWELL HOUSE A.D.C. KEN1 RATION I 5P1°° 1 • BABY BEEF FRONT AND HIND Side of Beef • 15½0L • 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES SIP? 23. rn TNIU SEPT. LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY 5 LIMITIWITHCOUPON USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF AVG. I COUPON PIN FAMILY U ,,, II a1 47*. YOUNG TENDER Sliced Bacon Hind LIMIT I PUIUUU•UU..U.CoupoN.••s.••.••'I••, ••••I•••. DOG FOOD r. Beef Liver • FAME JUMBO LBS. U SSIP?. EPT. 2). I,7STHIU SIPT.27 SEPT. WITH • U I FLOUR 5 S9C I I 00O0ATPA1KAN0$opyØ5 COUPON PILLSBURY PLAIN OR SELF RISING LIMITSWITHc0UPON S I 5 u' I 120L S : FAMILY PACK I SCHLITZ BEER 6 CANS $129 ' S USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BEEF CE NTER CHUCK STEAK LBO 87 -. ' GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP I$ THOU SEPT. 21 COUPON PER FAMILY ... . .. . • LIMIT 1 WIT'# COUPON PER FAMILY I ,u f ( I • m L..-...0 .1.-... 4.' ______________ 4 _____ T P• .' ' ' •' •' " 4. '' r .f ,'t ' 4 v p i j 91fl.tffm, I f J Oct € .- ..- .. . . ....., t.4*i4- 1 J''{1"T' Th c'l • l •i 'I �-Ivulq $r.W, kard FL Ws*i.iidoy, Sspt.. 97g I 6 PIead G N uilty .. LEARN FOR FUN HOSPITAL NOTES C " ('(I SEPTEMBER 21,1P7$ LEISURE 'j.6h deftwar" &C • UWat1ü Week More Qrcuft Court Judge J. William at Sanford have e gtiltyple. The court ordered John Daniel &nith Jr., 21, Lake m7,hsldinjail&fngapre.. sentence Invedigatlon (PSI) After he pleaded guiltytothe July 2 burglary of Empire 9", 111 S. Myrtle A$o Bod9", Ave., Sanford. -Also jailed pending cornp&tian of a PSI was Richard GUi, 18, of Winter Park. He phaded guilty to On Aug. 10 : ' ••# 4'4.c' " Ll 4' • 1.. • '.. - .t •; el . -. • . ' '. .' '• '. . '' • .'. '. '. ,'' -. r •• ,. ' . ' .:: I .. .4 .' .. '.* ...-'. * Ourbeautiful bath sales start with 20% off towels. 1, Punch Embroidery, six weeks, begIns Oct. 7, meets Thursday 7:30-9:30 p.m. Punch Embroidery, also called Bun ks, Is a form of art stit•chery originating from Japan, now easy to learn by the use of new techniques and special punch needles The subtle shadings In some of the pictures give the of oil paint ing of . . • • •' ' Florence D. Bennett, DeBary ment on Ihe Nov. 2 ballot would adopted overwhelmingly by it is intended to put a con- were to nud the proposed ISMA Treva N. Burner, Deltona ii mitthe state to 11,041 fuiltlme lawmakers this year, would sflt lo lcapon enurn Alice Singletary ut na th be r of cei ling. Teresa Cornelius, Deltona workers — 12, fewer than limit the full-time work force to people In government," the Marcia Southerland Crewe pointed out that pat Dorothy A. McCain, Deltona actually authorized, Walter E. Albrecht, Chicago, one per cent of the Mate's edi. Cocoa Democrat said. "This Is time workers account for onit. Edith Poeppel, Deltona "Ususily we can figure on a mated population beginning a constitutional protection ve ill. fi per cent of the total date,, Eldon Randall Jr., Deltona two-per-cent vacancy rate, but with fiscal year 1976 William A. Canup, DeBary against the size of government payroll. Eleanor Russell, Deltona that varies," Crease said. "Soil Wall ace Ames, Deltona Sen. John Vogt, who spon- get ting out of hand either be"It's nonsensical," Creue Margaret E. McCracken, you took maybe 2,000 people of f sored the proposed amend- cause of advocacy groups or said. "You're still spending tls Michael Bordonaro, Deltona Orlando — that's 10,000." Walter C. Latshaw, Deltona ment, said it would not ca use pressure by date employes." same dollars and the Issue l Wesley Shanholtz, Ridgeley, Such a rollback from the cur- anyone to lose his job because Mary A. Lessard, Deltona Under the proposals the nien- dollars, not numbers W. Va. rent total of 96,137 fuiltime jobs the cutbacks could be achieved her of part-time workers would people." 4, . /—, Aerobic Dancing, exercises set to music in a given routine, dances designed for non-dancers with the emphasis on moving for fitness and fun. Eight-week g 1, meets y, a Fee: I '. '• Beginning Tennis, begins Oct. 3, meets 3 5 p.m. Sun day, twelve weeks. Deals in basic fundamentals: grip, stance, ground strokes, serve, scoring rules and regulations. Student required to bring Fee: $15. I aue bath towel L LIU rag. $3 'Terri Suede' solid color bath towels. Sheared cotton/polyester terry with dobby border. In a rainbow of colors, Hand towel; rag. $2, Sale 1.60 Wash cloth; rag. 1.25, Sal. Si . CAULKING COMPOUND 5GRAIP4USP LIMIT ONE Basic Class Piano and th .m ediste Class pthno Monday and Wednesday, begin Oct. 4 and end Dec. 1. Basic class, Introduces student to piano keyboard and to basic theory and harmonization of piano music, meets from 3:30 5 p.m. Intermediate cla ss, 7 8:30 p.m. Fee: Instructor: Mrs. Frances Hughes, has studied with world's most accomplished musicians. Space limited to eleven persons each class. Oil PaInting, Ms Mildred Babcock Instucting, meets Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am. to noon, begins Oct. 5, ends Oct. 28. Fee: $15. 60Z.REG $149 OFF - % wale 2s bath towel t0 reg.$3 I 'Brittany' jacquard terry towels of cotton/polyester. Old English style I pattern patternin a choice of colors: fringed towel; rag. $2. Sale 1.60 Wash cloth; rag. 1.25, Sate $1 4 .0,4 A WHiT iN 1 01 - SNIMPO I . LIMIT '--I j_ By or Ivy?1,, Special • Juniors cotton 1-shirts Assorted solid colors In sizes S. M. L. - S Save 1/3 on plush bath carpeting. Sale 15.206 — 20% off shower curtains, 3.99 , Parfait bath carpeting of plush nylon pile has skid-resistant latex backing. Machine washable. ABSORBENT LIMIT 0 POLAROID. PICTURES DEVELOP RIGHT AWAY' REG PRONTO CAMERA 5995 PAMPERS 1' 49$$ D!VTI~All 24 MINI COLOR yip - PLAYING CARDS BUILT IN SCREENED WATER PUMP- 594 2 It's is 6105S ECKERDS BRIDGE. POKER OR PINOCHLE REG 49 U POWERFUL SINGLE SPEED MOTOR ESKIMO ROOM COOLER Off Loom Weaving, eight weeks, begins Oct. 6, meets Wednesdays 7.10 p.m. Class Initiates weaving techniques, introduces forms of off loom weaving, construction of the loom, other tools and materials used in weaving. Added bonus will be Introduction to basket weaving techniques. Fee: $15. Interested pe rso ns may register at th e Registrar's Office at SCC. For more Information on classes, call SCC Leisure Time Program. These classes are self-supported at no expense to the taxpayer. 11110 .: X. £xT4 SYLVANIA FLASHBAR - '" 22 TEN GUARANTEED FLASHES .REG $2.19 HERBAL LEMON HONEYSUCKLE YOUR CHOIC(i .;,. .....,... .....,,,,,::,::,. 3 PAK CASSETTE TAPE Beginning Golf, will be held at Mayfair Country Club, 13 weeks, begins Oct. 5, meets Tuesdays 6 8 p.m. Fee: $30. .1001 99' INSECT REPELLENT AMPEX.90 MINUTE. REG. 4 99 : Fun With Puppets, eight weeks, begins Oct. 5, meets Tuesday 7-10p.m. Class will design build, perform all necessary funct ions Play and type of puppets will be selected by class. Fee $15. 122 FITS STANDARD CAULKING GUN REG. 65' aSpIri!! — I A'Tl II -I. 42' REAL KILL ANT. & ROACH ASPIRIN oi, unopened can of tennis balls and wear regulation tennis shoes. — FLORIDA FORMULA 150Z AEROSOL REG 169 • 5UIII . IVY -. — WINTER SPRINGS The City Council has set allgof priority projects for federal ...Jh..el... w 1_ I..4__... -. v Went sent to John Johns, Economic Development representative in Tallahassee. The city Is applying for Public Works funds for the following projects in the order of priority: street and road building; drainage and fire hydrants; public works department maintenance complex; park completion; and city hail and law enforcement Gracie Rentschler Raymond A. Robe rts Sr. TALLAHASSEE (AP) would bave saved the stale$100 through normal attrition, be limited to 10 per cent of — Budget officials say: pro. mffl, he '!The legislature, the bureau- full-time work force. poeaal to limit the size of the In addltJ, Coy. Reutlln Ask- cracy and Mr. Crewe would said the Ma te's 20,000 part-Urn. In state would have ew, an opponent of the proposed have two years to work into this workers, Including st udent id forced 10,000 fuJi-time workers sonendineni, said the cutback situation," he said. graduate as.Lstants at out of their jobs it had been In would lead to "Indirect tax Vogt ddended the proposal u universities, would have to effect this year. Increases" for local govern. one dedgnedto clamp lld on cut In half. T, Joe Cresse, state budget dl- ments taking up the slack In bureaucratic growth. He said 6,937 full-tIme an4j rector, said Tuesday that a pro- state services. "It's not Intended to put 10,110 part-Ibue jobs would posed constitutional amend. The proposed amendment, working people out of a job but have to be slashed If the datE1 1-1 Jeiie W. Springs Priorities .weday, $10, 22, 1974_u Proposal May Have Cost Jobs yarn." The punch embroidery kits will be available for purchase Cotody during a PSI. Also WW during PSI was L Sanford: Ferd S. Bishop Betty F. Bussard Martha Cohen William Fewkes Clyde A. Jackson Helen K. Keeney Shirley A. Lazar 04. Sinford. Gill was arrestedjn thethefteasewhenastate trooper stopped the golan car near Daytona Beach for a eng violation. Lee George Laneve,Z,1O. A Pine Ave., Sanford, pleaded guilty to uttering a forged check ataSanford department store. The court ordered him held In D. Richardson, 31, Sanford Route two, who pleaded guilty to the Aug. 27 burglary of the Army-Navy Store, 310 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford police nabbed Riehardeon inside the burgled dare which had been entered by a skylight. Michael Wayne Gravenmier, fl, Orlando, was allowed to remain free on his own recognizance while parole and probation authorities update a PSI. Gravenmier pleaded guiltyto forgery ofa check drawn on the account Of a Winter Park maiL Wayne Claude Stock Jr., X, 1041 Qemaon Drive, Altamonte Springs, was placed on one year self probstlonbythecourt after he pleaded guilty to the lesser and included misdemeanor offense of at. tempted obtaining ofproperty by worthless check. Judge Woodson continued until Oct. 25 trials In three cases: John IL Hlekman,49, 1107 E. Ninth St., Sanford, accused of three counts of attempted murder and two counts of aggravated battery in connedlon with a sbot*Ing Incident July 31 4 Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford. Arthur Wayne Mardi, 46, and his wife, Cure B. Marsh, 47, of Forest City, accused of soliciting a felony, conspiracy and arson In connection with a July fire that damaged their house at IOX Bear Lake Road, Forest City. Norris L Latson, 30, Fern Park, accused of felony possession of marijuana, cocaine and heroin TIME PROGRAM Introduction to Astrology, eight weeks, begins Oct. meets Thursday, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 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. Susan H. Rudolph, Orange City DISCHARGES Sanford: Martha M. Bellamy Ruby Glenn James Hartsfleld Leroy Hickson Jane A. Locke Robert McCarty Jr. Sarah F. Roberts ADMISSIONS Macrame, 10 weeks, begi ns 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, advanced knots will be taught. Fee : $15. '1 grand larceny of an auto In .4 . j'e -( Evening lferaM, Sinferd, Fl, REG 37 99 PRESTO . 4 QUART CAPACITY. REG 16 99 14' PRESSURE COOKER CORDLESS ELECTRIC-MODEL EGS.7.REG 13 99 !ISSTON GRASS SHEAR ........11" ,t V I f ... , , — i.0 Sale4.79 Reg. 5.99 — .1• 'Bombay' solid color shantung embossed vinyl shower curtain with matching fringed valance. In great colors like coffee. goldenrod, bright grass. 70"x72". Matching Bombay window curtains in 45, 54" or 36" lengths; rag. 5.99. Sale 4.79 / LII If You Get To Know This Man, And What He Wants To Accomplish, He'll Surely Get Your Vote. 20% off matching mats and tank sets. oblong mat; SParfait' ale 4 24"x36" rag. 5.50 a Sale 5.59 Rag. 6.99. 'Embassy' building Councilman Donald Sines reported that the paperwork has been sent In on the city's grant application for federal matching funds for prinary regional sewer stucies. City Engineer B. C. Conklin aftates total cont of the Infiltration Inflow analysis of existing lines belonging to the two utility firms the city will cost $19,000 and preliminary planning will cod an additional $000. U the grant Is received the federal government would pay 75 per cent and the city and Southern States UtWfies and scatter rugs. contour mats and tank sets of latex-backed nylon pile come in great colors. 21"x24' Contour mat; reg. 5.50. Sale 4.40 shower curtain has sumptuous flocked design on vinyl backed acetate tricot. In colors like vivid red, coffee, lettuce, buttercup, 68"x72". 24"46" oval mat; rag. $8. Sale 4.80 2 pc. tank sot; reg. 5.50, Sale 4.40 Lid cover, reg. 2.99, Sale 2.39 Matching Embassy window curtains in 45", 54 or 36" lengths: rag. 6.99, Sale 5.59 Embassy special order only ,-- F. 1• L [T if ,S,A $ .. ,' S 'P. She prices effective Through Sun., * Ti Sept. 21, North Orlando Water and Special 10.99 Junior tuck stitch lean. Blue denim In sizes 5.15. Sewer Corp. will share the 25 per cent matching funds. Final approval was given the $458,267.15 budget for fiscal 1976-77. Also approved the placing of a rrferendwn on the November general election ballot on city charter amendments. One amendment will be to change the date of municipal elections from December to coincide with the general election In November. The other would require a deputy utsyur filling a vacancy in the va.cr's office, to run at the next r(4UIW tIeCtIW' 'ether than (iii out the unexpired term as in * wa., People who are associated with Newman Brock come away with the same opinion. He's genuine. He has the integrity and ability to be an effective representative of the people in this district. And he has the kind of American values voters don't really expect to find in a candidate anymore. Ask someone who knows him. If you'd like to speak with this man, or ask him a question call Newman Brock at (305) 834-5776. He'd like to know you. It's encouraging that a man of * Newman Brock's caliber still wants to be part of government. District 34 has the opportunity to I elect him to the State House of Representatives. Newman Brock House District 34 O SANFORD PLAZA C p.m. M•nday $atvidi Open Swnday i to i 06 Catalog CIsv Pis. 331.I3S $tve P. 3.131'3 ioq the cue. am. oh mrv WINTER PARK MALL OpLI 110,1* to', m Monday Mro Saturday 0.aSianday 1:01Wi;OO III. m. Cata Cantor Ph. 644 alas itep Ph. 641.4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Opin 9:30a.m. tol pm. Twos.. Wed, Thurs. and Sat. Open0:*8. 011. 10 1:14111,11111. Monday and Friday Stove Ph. 141.6111 Lake, Marion and Seminole counties Democrat "a c ?ct Ad Pd for by Su Larin'er, Trea W W ASSORTED PATTER PLASTIC m — ,,%.,TFLICKER LADIES SHAVER II FtcIte' XX — ' J ,' crnci ,', W W . a.- A1C1Ti -rnt' IRONEESWC FOLDING P.\f, 01 60 ASS 08 1 SNELLEDI SANFORD: CASSELBERRY: 950 STATE ST., SANCORD PLAZA SEMINOLE PLAZA AND 1 433 SEMORAP4 BLVD. P*ICIS GOOD T$IU SATUDAYI OPEN DAILY 1$ SUNDAY IC? SOME ITEMS 11111110 SUPPLY ' ,-', ;ji.tiY.' . - . '?''.:' . .1..) . .• •..... . 1,L'.' •'Y " . ' '. .. . . -. 'ir.'r.. '. . . , , �L 6 Plead ; . to ;~ 11, t! ..~,; .1 I ~. .$ j I i; It .10* S&z •egi d,f d dochaed t for beforie CItu't Judge J. William Woodson at Sanford have en t4tedgntltyPlena. The court ordered John InIel &nith Jr., 21, Lake Skry,held ln Jail during apre. sentence investigation (PSI) after heplesdedguiltytothe July burglary of Empire AWo Body shop, ill S. Myrtle . .. ~ ~ .- %"bl_ * . LI 1 "VI' 'ø' 1 Introduction to Astrology, eight weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets ' ,'(C . ' • jailed zig p&tionofa PSI was Richard M 1$, of Winter Park. He pleaded guilty to the Aug. 10 grand lwmy of an ado in Sanford. Gill was wrested in the theft case when a state trwPer topped the stoles Ce' near Daytona Beach for a eeng violation. Leo George Laneve,,1X6. A Pin. Ave., Sanford, pleaded guilty to otteing a forged check D....e WlWY b...s IIY 4.. • -. ; j . ..'. . •. bath sales t., lñZ9/hY'YffhIfl - start with , '. ,•- ' I ' ' ' • ' :,; . - 4 20% off towels. ". . f, — '' —..----- - • :I ::_ _.:: 100 by a skylight. Michael Wayne GraVeUDMT, , Orlando, was allowed to remain free on his own reco 1 wce while parole and probation authorities update a PSI. Gra,enmler pleaded guilty to forgery of a check frawn on the account of a Winter Park man. Wayne Claude Brock Jr., 1041 Clemson Drive, Altamonte Springs, was placed ___ 7W JVU UIIUAI 07 um CUW( after he pleaded guilty to the lesser and included misdemeanor offense of at. tempted obtaining of property by worthless check. Judge Woodson continued until Oct. 5 trials inthree Terri Suede' solid color bath towels. Sheared cotton/polyester terry with dobby border. In a rainbow of colors. Hand towel; reg. $2, Sal. 1.60 Wash cloth; reg. 1.25, Sal. $1 bath towel le2mo reg. $3 8 I t , -• I .0- 0 I , '). . trfl, - eVr . % 41 kr 11 I ,1 YOUR -' , . k 0 ... I 1 &glnWng Golf, will be held at Mayfair Country Club, 13 weeks, begins Oct. 5, meets Tuesdays 6 I Off Loom Weaving, eight weeks, begins Oct. 6. meets Wed. nesdays 7 - 10 p.m. Class initiates weaving techniques, introduces form of off loom weaving, construction of the loom, other tools ______ : S. . 3.99 , W. Springs Priorities carpeting. S 6.0. ... .0% LB9 HAFA I :.. ::-. .:::.:: U RF • HAM ' :..:::<.. •..;:•.>:•:•:.• 22 TEN GUARANTEED FLASHES REG. $2 19 viu a • •pj JILT I I In I7 :.::-' I D -:;. .•::f 59 FOR 1:1 -:•' :.:.: UMP-POWERFUL SINGLE SPEED MOTOR SUMMER LAWN . 4 fYEs400w - KIT .., fiO( . GAS LAWN EDGER uIVmiflvm Cami. Llw,,e ld C'iir f .. PULSATING SPRINKLER -. - 4" 6U REINFORCED LAWN HOSE 88 .' .. * ...::~..' ": - .. ..: '' I — — — ''— 19 &8REG$i, 9. LIMIT 2" , rW 0 : ___.,7 41L 88 .4. 0 `.~.~:j.~:j NOXzEAiA SKIN CREAM EDICATED ...... — : 8 , MOVJN INCH X 50 FT REINFORCED WITH NYLON.REG 8 99 GMAU 12 IN. .", , ~~i~.` 88' ,1ELNOR.FULL OR PART CIRCLE.uP TO 75 FT .REG 6 99 , .-.. .I...... ~.. .... RINSf . - rap • I ill CHQ,Ct0,40 OR 60 & STRATTON MOTOR . REG 109,97 ., V ORAL 2 H P BRIGGS ::." 'I OU* I I I 10988 " :- PEIISPIIIANY " SELF PROPELLED FAOWER :1 OFF i' ROLL ... .1 FURNITURE CLEARANCE [" ..., ... SL1MIT oNE CORDLESS ELECTRIC.MODEt. EGS.7.REG 13 99 ~ '::: oz Puis .... ULTDI $$ : 9 ' E 24'S I'll .:: - -'.'.: ' -11 Program. Tbese classes are sell-supported at no expense to the .- :: L'.'IT , P1"ll "ur'iRS MINI COLOR . 2 '::::::. DU02jjss : - 11, : : 99 P. . - PRESTO - 4 QUART CAPACITY - REG~ 16 99 : 'r M U .........77 3 PAK CASSETTE TAPE ' ... ,~~~t-,.".CAN'-'~..~~-I.-.~I&L. ': r' ::-. 602.REG $149 ...B UI L T I N SCREENED WATER P LImt,dO,,.n,,,,,, '' REG. 65' CAULKING COMPOUND PLAYING CARDS ale 15.206 Parfait bath carpeting of plush nylon pile has skid-resistant latex backing. Machine washable. 22 POLAROID. PICTURES DEVELOP RIGHT AWAY1 : I ,~,,.!...1 # L _ REAL ILL ANT. & ROACN .. - PRONTO CAMERA hVN" .0 . -!,a. :..-.- FORMULA 15 OZ AEROSOL REG 1 69 49u _________________________________________________________________________ Juniors cotton T-shirts Assorted solid colors In sizes S, M. L. Save 1/3 on plush bath / -....... ECKERD'S BRIDGE. POKER OR PINOCHLE. REG 49 and materials used in weaving. Added bonus will be Introduction to basket weaving techniques. Fee: $15 Interested perso ns may register at the Registrar's Office at 5CC. For more Information on classes, call SCC Leisure Time -- Special 20%off shower curtains. 0 CE' L. ::- P U .%, -. ' ONEsuc asswaldesign,bulld,perfonnall necessaryfUCj0fl5 Play and type of puppets will be selected by class. Fee $15. JV . —.,"" HERBAL LEMON 4p , , - '...... . AMPEX 90 MINUTE REG. 4 99 8 Oz. SHAMPOO I .. ..'.-'-:':: vrr IIIJ .' :. "1%f '' ..:. WNITf RAIN FunWithPuppets, elghtweeks, beginsOct 5,meetsTuesday 4 "4 - SGRAiP4US' LIMIT 0 -. each class. Oil Painting,Ms Mildred Babcock Instucting, meets Tuesday and Th u rsday from 9 a.m. to noon, begins Oct. 5, ends Oct. 28. Fee: $15. 4 FITS STANLARD CAULKING GUN ..:. - Of piano music, meets from 3 30 5 pm Intermediate class, 7 8:30 ee Mrs Frances Hughes, has studied with worlds most accomplished musicians Space limited to eleven persons 'Brittany' jacquard terry towels of cotton/polyester. Old English style pattern in a choice of colors; fringed. ; Hand towel; reg. $2. Sal. 1.60 Wash cloth; reg. 1.25. Sale $1 H. Hickman, 49,1107 E. Ninth SL, Sanford, accused of three counts of attempted murder and two counts of aggravated battery In connection with a shooting incident July 31 '4 Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford. — Arthur Wayne Marsh, 46, and Ms wife, Claire It Marsh, 47, of Forest City, accused of soliciting a felony, conspiracy and arson in connection with a July fire that damaged their lxnne at 1026 Bear Lake Road, Forest City. — Norris L Latson, 30, Fern Park, accused of felony possession of marijuana, cocaine and iserolL —' aspirin — . 4p student to piano keyboard and to basic theory and harmonization I ASPIRIN . --. BASIC Class Moo and Intermediate Class Piano, Monday and . Wednesday, begin Oct. 4 and end Dec. 1. Basic class, Introd uces .:. ~tlt . Irl I / FLORIDA oneunopenedcanoftepi3 balIdwearrcationtennis s, Fee: $15. bath towel Sale 2S40 reg.$3 I ::::::.:... - I. : Deals in basic fundamentals grip, stance, ground strokes, serve, scoring rules and regulations. Student required to bring store which had been entered - ' twelve weeks pleaded guilty to the A. 27 inwglary of the Amy-Navy Store, 310 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford police nabbed RICISe'IlsOO Inside the burgled KIC R C Beginning Tennis, begins Oct. 3, meets 3- 5 P.M. Sunday, — -144 the class. Fee: $15. fitness and fun Eight week class begins Oct 1, meets Friday, 9 10 a. m . Fee $15. 40 Proposal May Have Cost Jobs - Aerobic Dancing, exercises set to music In a given routine, dances designed for non-dancers wi th the emphasis on moving for 41/PP/P.7I,F///f/fl ...k. WUV Punch Embroidery, six weeks, begins Oct. 7, meets m . sday 7:30-9:30 p.m. Punch Embroidery, also called Bunka, Is a form of art stit$chery originating from Japan, now easy to learn by the use of new techniques and special punch needles. The subtle shadings in some of the pictures give the Impression of an "oil painting of yarn." The punch embroidery kits will be available for purchase in 4. • ' ' ,. , 1111111 . . . ataSanfordd.partmentdore. The court ordered him held in ciatady doting a i'm. Also jailed during PSI was Jesse D. RIchardson, 31, Q.IIfA.. I,44&Vo,. • • 1,' '.!c 1 - Thursday, 7:30. 9:30 p.m. Instructor: James Newell, licensed Astrologer, AFA member, Registered Professional Engineer, listed in "who's Who in South and Southwest." Topics: Historical Aspects of Astrology and the Mechanics of Astrology. Fee: $15. Ourbeautiful ' IIO I TIME PROGRA M Macrame, 10 weeks, begins Oct. o, meets Wednesdays 9:30 11:30 a.m. Participants will learn two basic knots, progress through ten common knots and elements. It time permits, ad. vanced knots will be taught. Fee: $5, "S' 'V ~ k EISURE Wsd.weday SØ, 22,t975 SEPTEMBER!!, 1971Susan R. Rudolph, Orange ~ ADMIIONS City TALLAHASSEE (AP) would have saved the date $106 through no rmal attrition, be limited to 10 per cent of DISCHARGES — Budget officials say a pro. mil'ion, San!c.-d: "Thc !cglzlatsu'e, the bur.- (u1141m work force. C1 Sanford: posai to limit the size of the In addition, Gov. RIUbIJI Ask- cracy and Mr. Crease would said the state's 3)000 part-time Ferd & Bishop Martha M. Bellamy state bureaucracy would have ew, an opponent of the proposed have two years to work Into this Betty F. Bussard workers, Including student sod Ruby Glenn forced 10,000 fulkime workers amendment, said the cutback situation," he said. Martha Cohen graduate Assistants at S", James Hartsfleld out of their jots ilh had been th would lead to "indirect tax Vogt defended the proposal as universIties, would have to William Fewkes Leroy Hickson effect this yew. Increases" for local govern- one designed to clamp the Ud on cut In half. Clyde A. Jackson Jane A. Locke %; Joe Crease, state budget dl- mests taking t the slack in bureaucratic growth. Helen K. Keeney He said s,937 fuil4lme a4, Robert McCarty Jr. rector, said Tuesday that a pro- state services. Shirley A. Lazar "It's not intended to put IO,* part-time jobs would Sarah F. Roberts posed constitutional amend. The proposed amendment, working people out of a job but have to be slashed If the da(11 Grade Rentschler Florence D. Bennett, DeBary ment on the Nov. 2 ba llot would adopted overwhelmingly by It is Intended to put a con- were to meet the proposed 19mg Raymond A. Roberts Sr. Treva N. Rumor, Deltona - limit the state to Alice Singletary 06,041 fulltime lawmakers this year, would dltutlonalcaponthenwnberof ceiling. Teresa Cornelius, Deltona workers — 12096 fewer than limitfi me work force to people In government," the Marcia Southerland Crease pointed out that pst%t Dorothy A. McCain, Deltona actually authorized, Walter E. Albrecht, Chicago, one per cent of the date's esti. Cocoa Democrat said. "This is time workers accowit for onI Edith Poeppel, Deltona "Usually we can figure on a mated population beginning a constitutional protection five In.. on Ran per cent of the total ztat,. Eldon Randall Jr., Deltona two-per.cent vacancy rate, but with fiscal year97& 1 William A. Canup, DeBary against the size of government payroll. Eleanor Russell, Deltona that varies," Crease said. "Soil Sen. John Vogt, who spots- getting out of hand either be. Wallace Ames, Deltona "It's nonsensical," Crease Margaret E. McCracken, you took maybe 2,000 people off sored the proposed amend- cause of advocacy groups or said. "You're dill spending th Michael Bordonaro, Deltona Orlando — that's 10,000." Walter G. Latshaw, Deltona ment, said It would not cause pressure by date empioyes." same dollars and the Issue It, Wesley Shanholtz, Ridgeley, Such a rollback from the cur- anyone to lose his job because Mary A. Lessard, Deltona Under the proposal, the num- dollars, not numbers t W. Va. rent total of 96,137 fuiltlme jots the cutbacks could be achieved ber of part-time workers would people." . . - :A;1.*1 iw . C Of' L \T -, I Ave., Sanford. .: HOSPITAL NOTES FUN a .-~.,- ....'. ".... ~ G uilty_ LEARN FOR 4 I Evining HiraM, Sanford, Fl. .... I... .:. I I WINTER SPRINGS — The City Council has sat a lid of priority projects for federal a,..iI . Sale 479 1.. -I ua Intent sent to John Johns, Economic Development representative In Tall-ahassee. The city Is applying for Public Works funds for the following projects in the order priority: building; drainage and fire hydrants; public works department maintenance complex; park completion; and city hail and law enforcement 1. " .1 -' 10, ; two day am operating in t the city will coot 319,000 and preliminary planning will cod an additional $,000. If the grant is received the federal government would pay 75 per cent and the city and SoLthern Slates Utilities and North C}rtsudo Wttr and Sewer will asare the 2 per cerA s!UtChl! iunds. Final approval was given the $48,267.15 bgdt fr fiscal lE377;Ms.'ps'bre4 was the placimsgc!*refereism on the Nov bmgçtesl' elqi"l, og city h.utr .' - menU. One ameAdint i) L t change the date of mu'cpal -. elections from 1)c0, to coincide with th ei1rai election in No'vcmer. The other would require a deputy uuiyor filling a vacancy in the .1-- — a : -- Matching Bombay window curtains in reg 5.99,Sale 4.79 — ____________ - ______ _________ - Rig. 6.99. 'Embassy' shower curtain has sumptuous flocked design on vinyl backed acetate tr icot. In colors like vivid red. buttercup. x Matching Embassy window curtains in 45", 54" or 36" lengths; reg. 6.99, Sal. 5.59 _ -- - . .J . : - . .. .; - ',c ( — -I - r- t i ' .... FJ , i • :: .1 Sal, prices effective through Sun., Sept. 29. '-- i .__~_y 09 I cul ________ RU BEItc :. 29" BACKYARD .1H COLORFUL CUSHION; EASY TO Ct IAN' 21 INCH ' PARA.ZENE NUGGETS 11 "11111111111" Special 10.99 ''a CAA A16 MOl((T5 Junior tuck stitch lean. Blue denim In sizes 5.15 - LIN 5$$ RIG788 ACKi ALL PLASTIC- 00' AS.ORTE0 "I'l'll""'ll'"'I NECK TIr' ESTER .., 19A 7 ........... AK ERCHIEFS 48 FLICKER LADIES I r _Flickcl' U- ALL-PURPOSE PAD .............5 $5 S HAVER L _________- iind - -147 IRONEES VVOODEN DRYER WITH i 2 FT DRYING SPACEI 'r1a TIEPRJNTS _____ -.. . •:,-. •'• RG 79 I. ...., sac! 4iJ _THEFLM . - . .: .':; House District 34 SAN FORD PLAZA to ,.rn MOitdp' thni Saturda y Op S,inday i:$ I, S:$O P.M. Cus Ph. 3224$2 5t p ' • ;; : , Open IS am, to 5p.m. Mos'Id.y flvv Saturday Open Sunday JOG iSSOOpin. CataisCIMIqph.44j SturePh.441.4U1 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Cp5:)3 e in. to p.m. Tu4s. Wid., Ttiivs. and Sat. Opiue S:SSa.m,t,I;SSp,m Mondi lid Frida y hwph 611.61I Lake, Marion and Seminole counties Democrat P. C ?oI Ad Pd for by Sue Lor i mer, Treas j,M#,-s SNELLEDI SANFORD: CASSELBERRY: 950 STATE ST., SANFORD PLAZA 1 SEMINOLE PLAZA AP4I) 1I33SEMORAN BLVD. ____ . r' 6, • A" III, '. 1). 'I .,I ! i OPIN DAILY II SUNDAY 507 ~.R I ; PRICSS GOOD TNRU SATURDAY! - :L , " I SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY 'I ., ~~~ : , 11 - i, 1113 U4,10 ,I) ' - WINTER PARK MALL " , , . -1 :I II PA K OF 60 ASSORI -- " ~ :. ALL lOAM PAD COVERED WITH COLORFUL VINYL f :-. - PLASTIC DRAPES ~ 8 _...... 4Tr1 MENPS P,I SRE;291 NANDK 2" - 88," .. , ASSORTED PATTERNS.REG 89 4# , EN S KNIT uvi,5 WALK 5IUaft, ': WIPES CLEAN WITH DAMP CLOTH' J 1_11 . : 11 HAPPY TIME TRAY ........RIG I ... jL&c0MFORTASLE ''I FINE STYLING TIER PLANT STAND 1 0 rEoPATTD*L5 ~1 1 1 1 1 1 1 •. 4 .>,, " - ;:;:. ..."':.). '"": -. REG TPIIST SAN ASS R10569 :: ' _______________________ VALNUT OR WHITE - 37 INCHES TALL 73. :. . Aço .. £ L8 iTH DOME TOP' HEAVY GAUGE METAL WITH POUR SPOUT' v OR TA, a : LAID . 28 30 INCH PLASTICPETBED ___________ 5 GALLON RS 2 49 LARGEBROWNSPONGE _ REG. '$ . ±-4i - ..1PURPOSE HOUSEHOLD SPONGE 1HATSOAKSUP'THE'IAT(RI )99 ..._~ 9. . TIKITORCH wmi6' POLE _________1 " 24"x36" oval mat; tog. $6. Sal. 4.80 2 Pc. tank set; reg. 5.50, Sale 4.40 Lid cover, tog. 2.99, Sale 2.39 1" .'.ITH WHEELS-BAKED ENAMEL FIRE BOWL PERFECT FOR PATIO, POOLSIDE OR ____ BOXOFSO VINYL COVERED ROD HANDLE SWINGER GRILL ........... 24"x36" oblong mat; . reg. 5.50 'Parfait' scatter rugs. contour mats and tank sets of latex-backed nylon pile come in great colors, 21*24" Contour mat; reg. 5.50. Sal. 4.40 iL ".--- : AM-WITH 30OT.ICECHEST ___________REG239 10 1 WON ____ ojci ' DURABLE FO 88 .2 ECI(EII PLANTERSCASHEWS _____________1 66 I . - - 5 le~ ;., .___ Cs.g ' ., .. ?~ I o..4'.,., ,h 1 , 8R*ND ATCHES .........26 66 12 OZ .REG $1 99-LIMIT TWO On HAIR SPRA Y PA now the cast. .• - , s V -X~ F regular ebtd.ton rather than fill out the unexpired term as is ,... W _ Embassy special order only nwyorsol veturunatwent.m _• a,LP 20% off matching mats and tank sets. c. — L_ j :~ S ale 4 Sale 5.S59 LEAF AND GRASS RAKE LEAF RAKE .....................n - Reg. 5.99. 'Bombay' solid color shantung embossed vinyl shower curtain with matching fringed valance. In great colors like coffee, goldenrod, brjght grass. 70"02". Councilman Donald Sines o.tei that the paperwork has been sent in on the city's grant application for federal matching funds for i1min regional sewer studies. City Engineer B. C. Conklin estimates total cost of the infiltration inflow analysis of existing lines belonging to the i .I OFVU%49 LONG HANDLED 'I 'T , - ,- .2' • - '-.: - - .:'.'.' :> . . II iil_E; — ' . �1SA-IvIøN,riM. WWSy, kpt. 22. 97 klsit FL BLONDIE [ J Iy4./"wMcj, WArS Chic euAI..o 'r J wo 'YOU MaJci1 rnr Yowl 311; ( , . -48 W9ft"L TODAY P ) r •1 _________ Acts fj H -- - •- BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker BYPERNICEBEDEOSOL - 11 14 THE BORN LOSER ' - P7 - - == 49 -- - - - OKING SON I THROUGH YOUR0 WANT TO SV TRPAMPHLET S TOOL, I BANE FILE Y AF1 CARD UNOER 'AMPHLETS' EOEO RINT BOOK ir on ana MEA FOR RNMENT quo an portunity would present - - - - - - - - - ause BUGS BUNNY by Stoff.I & H.ünd.hI BIMO BURNS by La rry Lewis ALL OMs/ I MAuL FROM mEl BOARo TRUSTEES 'S ADDRE5SE... I I I OCCU PANT, -22 RESi DEN'T PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verm., CHEER UP.' WE ALL T A NOW AN THEN' ) HAVE ABADD Y < I SOMETIMES WHEN WHAT cO.Vu_CO) I PEOPLE r CAN'T I THINK OF A THING II TO I GIVE our FORTUNE COOKIES! /:- SAY! ., ) 44 ZL FRANK AND ERNEST liv Biik Tkawm II i 1;. and four aces. iKE 'MIS LE1YRlO HO&TOW IT eXPRESSES MY R6ET5 AT !N& LJtLA9L.E TO SERVE AS GRAN' MMS?tA. FOR ThI PIThMN FESD AL4PARAVE -ropAY! notrump r. - th ree by the amount of contributions, rAbe frequency of contributions and the type of races they contribute to " He said the state party has 92 per cent of the state electorate Identified by ethnic Past voting tecoll aind other poutic"y important intorma. man Pairs or 1929 are still alive In its basic form the Gerber We' know of at least four. convention, invented by John Ted Llghtner. Carton Houston, uses all irchill Waldemar Von four club bids made in a Zedtwitz and Oswald Jacoby. strong bidding sequence to ask As bridge players tend to be oday's expert uses long lived. we assume It when four notrump does not are quite afew more still with ask for aces to take Its place. us. The simple way to play (Do you have a question Gerber is to provide that any for the experts') Write "Ask jump to four clubs directly the Jacobys' care , over partner's bid of one or newspaper, The Jecobys will two notrump Is a request for answer individual questions It stamped. self-addressed The response to a Gerber envelopes are enclosed. rho four c I ubs are: most interesting questions Four diamonds - zero or will be used in this column four aces, four hearts one and will receive copies 01 ace, four spades - two aces JACOBY MODERN) "This Is one of the finest i i . by Gall Fø* 'tU HAVE LEFT THEM PNOW , 5riNFR, tJLJP&E ,,1 '7o candidates because It tells them where to put their resources," Farmer said. Harmon said the GOP is undertaking a massive telephone poll, hoping to contact every voter in each of the date's 19 largest metropolitan areas. "Thenameofthegameaswe know It Is to Identify your 4supporters," Harmon said. "The results of the canvass will be made available to all Re. publican who's cc t , who's leaning for you and who's leaning against you." It would appear that Florida voters have found a handy get for their political frustraUally 'oh ,arsh this year on elected school officials, Indicating that parent.s are none too happy with the education system The Department of Education repo rted this week that 11 coun I -----" 1.1. p.DL, Low 7$55m,$l7pui "11 to liver' '.' _IJET1 1 v I' - HIAVY!!ITY SUCK TAMPONS TIwu 9-25-76. Limit I 39 a.. °vi aI. : CHOCOLATIS JMIIPMIU J CROW . BLEND s..•• ri Stonrs ONO %,:= tlttO - -..OT QT 469 CUPS ... 1 1201 bOX.3$ L WOLFSCHMIDT'S C1t'ITt"U U UU W"D - CANADIAN ____ BLEND 1.. $3.31. Mild and mellow tobacco blend GIRITOL 47 for price o f 40 A J ' ..4 - ... ... -. - - - A row LI I.Y1V011111 M CUSTOM -1 1t I I A I_""I M011I 41 umn 2e19 lrX X 1 X.: 200 COUNT ThSU 9-25-76. Limit 1 I1i 694 ::: SCOTTIU to 3½z5 in pictures _______ , X. % OOLI) DETINGINT 20 ox. PACK WASTE BASKET Safe' *: :: Rubbermoid. Self-closing. I!" R19 1/4 X lJX VA". I C 39 ru Limit 3 I LMT ONPONPtJCUSTOM ., -6 MMMM UUDEAS 3*98 a 59 t*IAI QT a 79 QT Qio PM 397 WHISKEY QT. ' . 27 in WIDE :: THE DUST MAGNET VINYL DIII1I1 :%: l.g.$1.09f oo?. CI.or. gold or green. I::J I:::::: Jy .jJ Fine on all surfaces. Ii CAKE MIX 3 ty. Tlvu 9.25.76 Ei.,,, Pak 3. Plastic. Leaves 7' '.iaf 21111AKS t w-' .. 65 1.00 .._., _ .._ . _ . u ' HANGERS 19 l.g.$1.39. IOoz. DUNCAN HINES : DRIP-DRY ENDUST ___ -- 3FT. 2'00 % - .______..__.. r.gui75s UTO(i7ONpta Co" / INSULATED GIN BRANDY X, MUG 57 OT. 100 10-oz. Double wdled. Our evefycloy value 49 r*gjw 694 ,,'*•' 1304 IIPUND1 JOHNSON'S ODOR. EATERS / Sssie.994 17 GIN B-oz. Thru Sept. 25, 1976. Limit I Regular $18.49 _____ Cs 12 PIMUTS batteries or AC. 3. in. "oker. FM owmntonna. No. 2244 con)rw VSQ PENNANT DRY ROASTED SAVII $3.50 40T. - X. IhMIT OM COtPCW PSI CUSTOM AM/FM PORTABLE _JYMM1J),Yyj RADIO Sale 4 k::: Cushion soft odor ob. sorbing Insoles. Pair. I 1 INSULATED THIRMO.TEMP 12uOxPHOTOMUG . ::::; pri nt Br ng nontly siocilecl. Allow 10 days. ji"i 9 Th ru 1-2S-76 No limit i 99 ... ( ' KENTUCKY CHIVAS GENTLEMAN REGAL /.' 1*69 ILEMEASAM Garry Trudeau by '-. 2 XUW Th r g,enr FO N01 ASI(INGr MEl 4SlR, %fi)MLy )tV # kW 70 UO1 AS 4vY 4S5 AS LuPm'a, )li4T 0FAM 5TAT&T 11111!I -. ,i4l'E I s'awcny A PMv 40rL0T4*,r £VER 4I1Y/.t7TP ' - 1. lbw Iii4 bum lu 0(J( I.J -4 USE CARE! 11s'e M. lo,L*. .at" 1" iaid 111158W11 kU... Pit,cst Iiu.l tkp J j4',.A I UI&flJI4 - ...t TTL f . .., t1l?L '. , I'-ff'4lQi/i fr, . ,• *J t • iJsT Th FACIAL Rog. $1.39. Holds up FJ1JDJI --- lllSJ1IiIlflTI 1fl . sa4l 994 : :o 7 40T. SSI CS. 12 UUDER'S >. PEANUT BUTTER •. ::•: XX . DU 7y' 544/ ____ 299 lii LIMITO Co"NJ CUSTOM t!!d P1UIIIIII1 ALBUM ç' 12-oz. bag. log. 974 CROWN K KLII1.VU IOX5OIMPI*IALs Chocolate-coot treats. ____ 7 BOURBON : 9 $ lo3 KING EDWARD 1: BRACH'S erAa.aIa,en VIIU j 40 KOTIX - w(1fieij cç ______ , 1111 ..... . (1 . rol.ce w4thsj$ ces $1.42 ' - 44f . sv. 1" '4 '' ' A ICE CREAM . 1.19 ___ without coçon $1.68 - NATURAL a in, 7:51 P.m., low 1:10 a.m., P.In. Bayport: high 3 157 Y my fescue has lost the will ----- ASPIRANT ii 0011 tiMiTO0NpCusTc URIT IR'5 :• : 69 p$ I WCaflaraI - :::::::. : Tuesdisy's high 90, today's low 73. Rainfall: .1 lacb. Partly cloudy throullb Thus. STH Italy with a chance of afte moon andevening thundershower, Highs In the upper W lows In the low 7Os. Rain probability Is 40 per cent. TOMORROW'S TIDES 'rag, , Daytoua Beach high 754 BURNET. LLU.,Lllp.m.,lowl:Z9ajn, :• 1.29 -. ULUA BAN ___ WITTING SOLUTION U c OF 11.1 1 WEATHER SmokeySsys: IOPAY?1 tiH, Sii.Plt 89' without coçcn UMITOIIC0LF0NflJQ5T UMiT011cuSTOvJ with the minimum amount of begging. "We have our computer preparedfordlrectmajiouu to 65,000 known contributors," Farmer said. "It's broken down A New York reader asks If any players In the firs ~ can by T. K. Ryan ' BARNES Mo I'9 Thfu Sept..25- 1976. Umit I WthOU$ ____ '50T0 Ask i4l,. Amv I SIDE GLANCES 100 ASPIRIN TABLETS 1.09 sin gram is because it &11on thern to raise Uuixnwnamow4of money £KQJXVQJ1OZCAzaAxz. A Blackwood four notrump would have gotten North and South a trick too high while the Gerber four clubs would let them play either four notrump or five diamonds Lamb 24 DICONOISTANT TABLETS Thru September .25-1976. Limit I "For example, H a candidate In Dade County wanted to isolate 23 and maj Democratic voters only, we can Isolate those PX'iCII1CI5 and produce labels for him," Harmon said. While not as comprehensive as the Republican computer BY OSWALD and JAMES JACOI3Y DOONESBURy TUMBLE WE 05 - ------------ X .&moet all Identifiable blocs of 4t)ter3. ' •: ii: 'AW. 7 1 executive director, saw the ha been programmed to help GOP candidates track down worked with this hand, but suppose that South's opening notrump had Included only two aces. Something like: result In serious cornpucau YUIW.sfqu.ts LII more than 3 million registered voters in Florida. AT BRIDGE sho"ftmecI 61*0 now when"We. __ j7' computer program klentIf'Ing -- the closest to being my Problem. What Is folic acid deficiency? I never had heard of It. What are Its symptom What can be done ________________ Fig can Dawn is breaking on your Work in harmony towar& the our mate. Whet y. Money same goal financial hwaicanbeot*ained CowdmosenuP:ueadv of an untapped som-ce of In- in the near future. ::r? CAMPUS CLATTER with S _ Herb Harmon, date Republi. Today's hand shows Gerber over notrump at Its best. W hen South bl1ds four diamonds to show North bids seven notrump with complete certainty of success. Blackwoodwotildalsoha:e I am 53 and have seven childr en . I weigh 128 pounds Health Letter number 4-5, and take Dlupreu, potassium Vitamin B-12, Folic Acid, chloride, Miltown and Enoyld. Perdidous Anemia, to give you Except for being weak at S more informn•hon than space and dizzy About a week ata allows here. Othe;who want time twice a year I seem to go ft information can send a great. long, stamped self-addressed DEAR READER Your letter envelope wIth 50 cents for amused me as it reminded me Just send your letter to me in 0 f the problem medical care of this newspaper, P. 0. students have. Each time they Box 1551, Radio City Station, read about a new disease they New York, NY 10019. Folic acid has actions similar are sure they have If. By the time the finish medical 10 vitamin B-12. It Is essential in schools they have had an In- thefonflatloflofnewceffls. finite variety of strangenucleus of each new cell needs diseases. I see you now haveeither folic acid or both It and vitamin B-12 to form vital amounts of nucleic acids. human nature to read about )0 million new something and wonder If you Without this ce you must form have every minute cannot be formed Fatigue Is caused by many This failure In new cell different things. It Is a common production results In an symptom of problems ranging anemia. The anemia from folic from emotional strain and acid deficiency is much like depression, to tuberculosis, pernicious anemia. In many cancer and a host of diseases respects they are hard to which I won't mention lest you separate even using good clinidevelop those too. cal tools. Other areas of the body that I do note that you take undergo constant regeneration Diupress which Is ordinarily also show failure In developused for people with high blood ment. The lining of your inpressure. It tends to eliminate salt from the body. Excess testinal tract is a good example. elimination of salt often results Did you know normally It Is replaced every three days? In a sense of fatigue. When this function falls, If you have high blood diarrhea and other digestive pressure it should be deter- complaints occur. The tongue Is mined If It is related to birth also sore. control pills. I don't know what You cannot substitute folic Pill you will be taking by the acid for B-12 because It does not time you receive my answer but protect the spinal cord from it is true that a small number of degeneration. Fatigue from women develop high blood follc acid deficiency Is mostly pressure In response to taking related to the anemia. Folic the pill. acid is found In foliage foods, Now to your question about specifically spinach and other follc acid. I am sending you The leafy vegetables. A small amount Is found In many of the common daily vitamin Preparations. It Is not thought wise to take an excess amount because It may obscure a vitamin B-12 deficiency and Ailloxill 'AL grammed them yourself, profitable. RX PRIC PrIft an each stmv* flow pro Fatigue DEAR DR. LAMB: I read an article on reasons for being tired. This article mentioned folic acid deficiency. That came ____ puters and other modem tech. nolOgy, to help politicans cam- AQUARIUS(Jan. WFeb. 19) fly twiceof 000 10 , have developed ophLe. career. Someone lznpertant will play a profitable role. - 22 - ~ 11111111~ (JL# said Greg Farmer, state Derno. cratic executive director. "The days of going to dopcenters and talking to people who may well not be registered voters are ever," he said. The Dernocraftc and ftepubll. poor gamble at first glance. few weeks. Once spin, yoult -July 22) A know the value of friendship. CANCE CAPRICORN(Dec. 234a situation c ui1 19) There Is a major change cemed about will b coming cessfufly concluded. And Many Factors C 'u learn of but Info On ..and ates It's not easy to eradicate In. has been wiped out the political which Is goodbecaueeltactuallyp vides the voter with more Informatlon from the candidate" op Itself. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An Of Open "The 0 GENIXI (May 21-June 20) Be them at the' _____ SAGrffARMS (nov. 23-Dec. alert for a speculative venture that Appears to be earmarked 21) Several Important allies will for you. It may even look like a pro" their worth over the next - - - - - - r NO - V FOR VASHINGTON] Us the - 67 - -- hanids. VHtGO (Aug. ZkW. 22) PISCES ( Feb. 94yJ 3) 41 - - o IFAUMS (April all4sy 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 244Oi, An Interesting development Is In store for you careerwise. Others are working for your be There dbea sudden lftof unanticipated condition could Ideas you conceive today eclipse your present plan. Don't should be pursued with fret, things could work out Donl let them gather cobwebs:' It you'd They could prove personally than better ___ r - TALLAHA.V3EE (AP) - ty thoo l) defeated fluj year than will Ten superintendents appar. fared somewhat better that 'When political candidates defeate d efirat Primary. It be reelected. The department ently saw the witting no the per dendents so far, but an- first prlinarjv or had no opposl- sect pests, but Agriculture Conner rsported, with a knock on your door this fall, said 11 ey tion, 17 were defeated in the Cwi'nlujoner Doyle Caer other, face general said only l8ol the 67 superin- wall - they did not seek re- also are being turned oi4 th draw face, in ar4 news :I of of. first primary, and U face runoft sa chances are they'll know every, election or ys his agency has been doing relies: "Wan had ab* 23 runoff opposition. tatdenta either won re.electmon election. The renaming 17 su- (Ice In fairly large nwnbeis. tg there is to know about or general election opponents. a good Job 01 IL That raises the possibility In the first primary or have no perintendents are appointed. eradlcMIii In Florida, inThe department said 49 In. pos tion. will YOU, Politically speaking, that mOre So good, in fad, that one put eluding the MedIIinanes froit School board members have cumbenU were reelected in the it. before u' -- 29 40 ARCHIE ARIES (March 21-April 19) come. 23-Od 23) Allan a thlstlinewilj prove to be mutually advan- Somvuwia Involved tageotm. This is true especially mechanism for achlaft If you teen t with high-caliber success will He largely In people. - - 31 135' Wadssiiiy, S*. 22. 197-flA Has Arrived Vi promise. by Art S.nsoii - Of The Political Technician Vo ters Pro ded W Oth P1ent YsSeptember something of even eater Fr- £veiWn Hera Id.. Sanfard FL All 42 Zcnes 44 Unfortunately 45[).ed 48 Fall no" 50 Cinemas 13 City in Italy 53 Muse of ______________________________ 14 ROOf of the etIrnnony mouth 57 Hapng Is Wildcat 56 Pompous ______ ______ to Oozes match II Road curve 59 Pinnacle of ice 19 Ature 60 Wise men '2 Teeter 35 Fabric on a 22 ImWimenl 13 Bryophylic loom DOWN ( cofl) plant 37 Reose 12 25 Race course I Criticize 17 Elaborate wds) Circuit 2 Turkish processions 43 Girl 26 Witch digndary 19 Explosion 44 Brazilian .27 Of punighnwt 3 4 31 Lawyer (lb I (comb. form) 21 Writer. 45 town In Iowa 32 Deep respect 4 Obliterate Sinclair Small inlet 46 33 Finnish lake 5 Surfeit 23 Racer's forte 47 City in Russia 34 Spectacles 24 Desire (coil i 49 Periods of time 6 Legandary 36 Have existence bird 26 Rapidity SI Giri* name 38 En-soldtof 7 Poetic genre 28 Of ships 52 Catchall (CON 1 8 Leave out 29 Place of abbreviation 39 Dogma 9 Biblical exertion S4 Decrepit horse 40 Masculine patriarch 30 Native% of 55 Cyprinold fish nickname 10 Edible seeds Latvia 56 Roman bronze 1 '!2 3 14 9 is - 9 110 - Th e HOROSCOPE _______________________________________________________ I 41 5,1 Contests of speed 6 Western show 11 Greek market jib £J ACROSS I nf rcp Spectacles ff I, .A15L 3 I '1 Lf - :. *.2 - - - i_ I - I - - . 1 /.t . - , -. ' �Perez Goes Full 10 , But Loses Decision, Chal paqne Vincent Kayoes Crawford In 6th I Ift eyLOIiIS SAPS gainest more W T ovutlon quit any N a never In fact, several time, . ' face. for - -• I -, . for pressure was TiOfli I For No. 20 face. -. - • many to FL n, ____________________________________________________ was .• - • . . 11 ,~a Baltimore Cleveland . May • •-• - • . - second F*W At .0kiahoma, Mission Imposse bl dd I courage." He -Heh, See s Georg a tate h Joey Vincent qualified for a TALLAHASSEE I (AP) Stewart End Jo camp was week against Colonial and aiming to defeat its shot at the Southern midState football Coach moved back to first-team biggest rival. Th e JVs have made some changes on diewelght champion, Emmett Bobby Bowden has demoted strong safety over Joe Joyner. defense and have cut down on the Atlas, with a sixth round KO of players seven darters in an effort to Bowden said that Jimmy both k i S defensively and offensively to prevent late over Chicago's Bobby tasm revamp his following a. Black would remain the Martgame tigue. fa o shellacking by the University lag quarterback, followed Crawford. by BYMJORAMOSILHOOPLE But a reversal of this score Brown n, lnsds IsIoa 7 A cut over Vincent's left eye 01 Miami. startingoffense includes The Wizard of Odds Jimmy Jordan and Clyde Walk30. wouldn't surprise your favorite 14 that needed to be stitched will Worley ; er. Derric mc H s. Wichita St. I k a y es an es kee p him correspondent Bowden, In his first year at kaff-kaff. of action for two cColumbia t. Ufa" I Egad, ends here we are Mic Sophomore Wally C'hilders; tackles David Sauls and Willie Jackson; mortha. Florida State, saW the low Sat. higan and Ohio State, .riwn 20, catt, is with just one-fourth of the once again the Big Two of the Florida 3s. MIII. St. 20 urday was only the fourth time a fourth quarterback, would be running backs Michael Hayes, Michael Sutton, and Early in the second round season over and most of the Big Ten,are Hoople favorite$ to South Carolina 24. o"is 11 in his 23 years 01 coaching that redshlrted for the season, he Ricky Wells; quarterback Tim Hardy. Crawford caught Vincent with expert's choices for win on Saturday. The Ohio State Harvard 14. Mass. 10 he has suffered such a lopsidedsaid. A The defensive starters: Dwayne Lee, nose the side of his head, breaking Top Ten rat of game films ing have been the Buckeyes have by f doled. Illinois 33. Baylor II p tackles Greg Davis and Willie Jackson; ends open the laceration. In the same victims 01 laws St. n, Kent showed that missed tackles in guard; astonishing upsets. difficult assignment taking on Tmnc ('cca,,wTh iv and E" Hudson; linebackers -, . K.ia session, Joey almost put But this week we should see the the tough Missouri Fares # 13 the flrdhaifof the Miami game """ never bad a t..as...it Kentuck y 33. West Va. SI that ' trounced that fa iled to resulted In the Hurricanes Bracken, Derrick Hayes, and button; defensive Crawford away with a straight return of sanity to the u0gi t on the Tigers' home grounds. LSU 20. NIce 17(N) k z'wai, '- failed to do so gridirons, not uldt Louisville Ii Drake 4 comeback and show something gaining an extra 123 yards, backs Donald Lively, Phil Wash ington, and Michael uis there won't The Bucks dainty h th heh-heh w en e Chicago fighter rode be an upset or two. M(CM Navy 13 said. Hayes. next week. TI n to 247'pound fullhack Pete Mmeseta 35 West. the storm. Mica. 1 the personal pride our Among the stellar at- Johnson will lead his mates to a Nebraska 30. YCU 7 y. Another head butt worsened tractions this Saturday will be 32-16 tri umph. The Michigan T*i•i T.ca I?. New M.*ks 10(N) A the In uic iowui fourth .uu It. II. Ni. Carolina St. 14(N) many the South Carolina-Georgia Wolves play hod to the Navy Mich. siu 24. Bowden ' N.. st.s (N) -feared it would be stopped Bulldogs game at Athens where midshipmen In what will be an changes Thursday as he peebe fore Joey could apply the invading Gamecocks will be unpleasant afternoon for the N.tr, Dame. ii N fttwe$ I 00I0 U. 23, t pared iü winless Seminoles to clincher, 7 shooting for the -heh4ieh--- Middies. Make it Michigan 40, ONI. State 32. Missouri is I I flied fo tb-inked Okla1 The doctor was close to mythical Georgia date title. Navy 12. Oklahoma 24, FI.r$da St.. this weekend. . halting the bout In Crawford's Having already conquered Penn State ii, Iowa 21 Maryland,whlch appears • i to PInsir,a 47,Temple 7 "We're going to try to play ' favor when Joey put him away Georgia Tech, Ron Bass and his be gaining strength with each Rvters 14. Princeton with a cr people on performance, not unching left hook at the mates can make it a clean outing, will roll over Syracuse, Si. California 14, Purdue if • . I tentlal, but we have made some 2:10 mark of e sixth, th . sweep by taking home a 24-11 35-7. And Arizona State's Sun RIckm.nd it, VMI IS mistakes In judgement," Bow-The win was Vincent's 27th victory over the Georgia lads. Devils will be out redeem Miss. 73, Ii. Miss. 12(N) -. against four losses and two Also In the South, Mbistsslppl, themselves following their Stanford 18. San ins St. I At . Marylsnd 33 draws. It was also his 23rd KO. which I ; A~ :~ Among we uueq were startled the disappointing showing against Texas AiM 3$,Syracuse Houston is (a) In other preliminary action. Southesastern Conference two UCLA, by jolting Joe aenlorfullbackJeffm.Iett and a . Roth and liii Slate ii. Tited. 15 (a ) Milton Owens o .'rianuO weei. ago by jolting top-heavy his California cohorts 28-15. 5on Cill senior Whack Rudy Thomas. I 42?1-UF1M 20. Tulane ii (a) battered Tampa's Eddie Davisfavorite Alabama, should 0 '1,ql Leggett was replaced by fresbUCLA IL AIr have Th a e Pittsburgh Panthers, our .A for an easy six-round decision, li IIsI) man Mark Lyles, while junior (a) ., ttle trouble disposing of In- nomineeeepe earlier thIs year for orelson 10IX,Ell* The won was Owens fifth in his trastate rival rgins I 10~~ "4." ._. I&V . .. Southern "The 10 r Washington 21. Indiana 15 undefeaW career and by far, Mississippi.23-12. And at Baton award,Sl LAKE HOWELL Members of the Lake Howell High junior varsity, win continue its dim his most Important. Rouge, resurgent Loulsana back to the heights scaled by Wisconsin 24 coached by Gene Knight, include (left to right) front (Wtensiveguird Mike Kisener Scott Clark scored his sixth State will turn back the Rice Jock S utherland's great Pitt Yale 33. Conn. l was replaced by freshman Mike JUNIOR VARSITY row: Rusty Whiting, Joe Drugan, Jim Smith, Sam knockout while running his eleven, 25.17. Temple crew, 47.7, to the Goode; freshiam Scatt Warren Gibson, Webb Harris, Brett Barclay and Danny record t07 with very fine The Okla homa Sooners will delight of the home folks. was named defensive and over . - • -. vuj row: DIJIy JOe (ilovanetti, Gene entertain rebuilding Florida Now go on with my forecast: Rudy y Gary Woolford Buddy Nabors. State and shcild silence Knight Jr., Felix Williams, Tom Rachel, Jeff was made split end over Jackie Clark, a welterweight from Seminoles, 24-0. The UCLA-Air Alabama 14, Vaad.ibjIl7 Wallace, Jessie King, Carl Treybig and Clark Arluona U. Flowers. Ys 20 (N) CSSeIberTy, dropped in Force contest promises to be a Arizona St. Brigham Dixon: third row: John Staples, Rob Schmidt, Ho U. Calif. 15 (n) Detroit Reynolds the first round with a right hand lively affair with the ho me -field Arkansas IS. Tulsa 13 Thomas, Tom Griffin, Rob Johnson, Tony Rahill and that traveled no first-team linebacker over more than six edge going to the Bruins. We North Carolina 24. Army 4 Mitch Pernal. Tenn 21, Auburn IS inches. see it UCLA , Mr Force fl SowII Grim 21. San Dl St. e - Florida amount center • • - out fri , p reseason review • aggregation . • __ - out -.- . cut - - - ,, . . - a -. - - ' - • *WAgr14_-, • • - Nabors - , He Sets Record For Longest One-Legged Run AUSTIN, Tex. (APi Texas full back FAO.I Campbell may have sct a college football record inc which there Is no category: longed run from scrimmage on one leg. The 23 -pound Campbell pomluliy dragged his right leg a'4fititTeat1Ucks!..f wood 1',yard nvi Saturday *)A, iTe.' winning tcxhdnwn In u 11-14 vldocy ith Texas State. On ha king run, Cuntpbell - on au aj rir . LkLI i_ iiuwru iiiwn we siorunes, ins Jersey torn frolin his back and 326-pound linebacker riding him like a steer for 10-15 yards. Texas Coach Darrell Royal got so excited healinost lost his glasses on the artificial turf of Memorial Stadium. Campbell, a junior who could pass pro stats Roosevelt Leaks and Jim Bertelsen. In Texas' car'eer rushing yardage this yea. ç,owided North Texas' huge dc.tense times for lo4 yards .- only eight yards shy of the Eagles' total offense. For his heroics, he was named today The Associated Press' Offensive Player of the Week. North Texas Coach Hayden Fry called Campbell the best twining back In the nation a Lag other coaches accorded him when he was selected last year to the Football Coaches Allteam. Prior to Saturday mgtt's as American game, Campbell, suffering from a pulled hamstring muscle, had been a doubtful starter. Only minutes before the kickoff. Royal and Campbell decided to test the leg again and decided in favor of letting the fullback play. "If they hadn't gotten Campbell play, we probably would have won," Fry said. Campbell's 150 yards In the second half all came on straight handofls Into North Texas's to bunched-tip middle, and Royal said, "He wasn't full speed. He wasn't the old slashing, quick Earl he's been. He was running under wraps, but he was outstanding." Royal and Campbell had talked, however, of the possibility of Campbell breaking Into the secondary, and the running back had agreed with the coach not to "make a foot race out of It," he might re-Injure the leg. because "Right now he's well," said Royal, adding in the language Of a grade school reader, "Come to practice. Watch him run." Campbell has gained 2,717 Yards just past the midway Point of his four-year career and is Texas' fifth leading all. time rusher. He could break AU-American Chris Gilbert's school record of 3,231 yards (set In three years). Leaks, now with the Baltimore COiLS, Is second with 2,923 and Bertelsen, 01 the Los Angeles Rams, had 2,510. In winning Back of the Week honors, Campbell was selected over running backs Andre Herrera of Southern illinois, Ricky Bell of Southern Calif ornia, James Coleman of Illinois and Mike Williams of New Mexico quarterback Tommy Kramer of Rice and defensive backs Joe Agee of William & Mary and Dwight Hicks of Michigan, - (4 S) 2210; P (5.1) 1MM; T ($43) 24900; 31.45. NINTH - 1. 5aslet At (3) 7,30 1.10 2.10; I. Touy Tommy (3j .io 3.00; 3. Golden Sapphire (6) 1.00; Q (73 17.40; P (7.3) 47.70; T 1234) DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY'S IISULTI I Skipper; S. Menfra Melna T0PFern;1.Unraveling;$.HiC$ FIFTH - I. Clever Chario1 Apache Mac Go; 3. Jants; 1. termilk; S. Romantic Rons'ty 4 Tracey:Toucttka; 7. Trooper .flMI - - - . ,,. i . 5i*jiij ._ split 01 bub y. - the ' EIGHTH - 1. Manola.Aitu () FOURTH - I. Win Now (3) '19.00 (31 72.20; P (34) 132.40; T (3-4.7) 16.30$,307,00;7. Biibao.Echav, (3) NINTH1. Mlkvs Hawk; 2. Id 5.70330; 2. Period Debbie (335.10 461.10; 30.72. 5ue;3.MarkB4lew;4.RisingH , 4.60670; 3. AlavaJuan (1) 4.00; 0 3.30; A 3. Brown Mali(1)3.10; Q (37) 2167; Handle - 5141,457. 3. Burma Beauty; 4. Fa (35) 35 Ds P (5-3) 317.50. 37.40; P (37) 133,30; T (37-1) 313.00; Nap's Jake; S. Maraschino. NINTH - I. Sala (0) 17.40 4,40 31.73. , TONIGHT'S ENTRIES TENTH - I. Space Watch; 3.40.2. Juan (1) 4.401.40; 3. Aretha FIFTH - I. Burgandy Velvet (2) Treats; 3. Johnnie Margo; 1. MId (6 ) 2.00; 0(11)32.10; P (5.1) 1)9.70. 7.40210 2.40; 2. Barbie Doll (4) $ .00 FIRST - 1. Printers Star; 3. night Major. TENTH - I. Santi (1) 13.10 3.20 3.30; , S. Dizzy Dart; 4. Kelt 3. Trusting (1) 3.00; Q (3.4) Whippefldeal; 3. Trayelin Lucy; 1. Geiger; 7. First 5.60. 2.Manolo (3)3.101.00:3. Anton 34.00; P Class; I. Shotidi (21) 201.90; T (74-1) 354.40; Champion Flame; S. Rockln Lulu; 4. Lee. W 3 50;Q(3.4033,20;p(43) 11,10; Wampum; 7. R's Jerry; 0. Tippy DO ($.1 259.10. ELEVENTH I. Le1ilZId;2 SIXTH - I. Miss Liberation (7) Faith. Busy Mr. B.; 3. My Girl Peck: ELEVENTH -1. Arta.larre (3) 36.40550370; 2. SC Lonesome Liz - I. Penrose Dot; 7. Petite Pinto; S. Travelin SECOND 4.403.502,10; 2. Oguiza.Soto (2) 1.40 (0) 3.00 2.40; Rosy 6 3. Wee Mona (1)7.40; Q Wind Sock; 3. See Screts; 140; 3. Patxi.Echave (3) 3.40; 0 (2. (7 4. Mu and Honey; 7. Bold Star; I. CP 9)23.00; P (75) 7330; T (711) Compromise; S. G.R. Petunia; 4. Cory. P (37) 51.90 10400; 3)39. Western Hero;;. D . S. News Maker; TWELFTH - 1. Marurl.Juan (I) TWELFTH - 1. Gold Palace; 3 SEVENTH - 1. Maclam Printer S. Demon. 11.20 16.00 6.10; 2. FerminAltu (5) (3) Cracking Craig; 3. Bold AdmIraIf 4 730 3.40 2.10; 2. Bob's Fashion THIRD - I. Or Penny; 3. Whoops; s.00 3. AntoRa S. Melody Time; 6. Spyin (1)3,60; 0 (5)3.003,00; 3.Our Hope (6)3 40; Q Leagued; 3. Pecos Jivin; I Tamie Sly; 7. Daily M.; 8. Cusin_Kim, _______________________________ easy pair of - San KC Ch~ar es I S ~~ ~~~~~~111111 A • S%dPs/1 Si gns g Atlanta 67 U .438 301* XrClinched division title .% .veon el befted yester - L.__ Atlanta 4, Houston 7 Los Angeles 3, San Francisco 0 i1r San Fran 70 53 .455 271,1 Diego 64 i .4.41 29 Pittsburgh 4.1, Chicago 32 Philadelphia S. St. Louis I Montreal 1 New York 0 Cincinnati 9 San Diego 1 119 . -.•. og acing EIGHTH 1. Denim Eckett (5) 1340 7.10 4.30; 7. Royal Wasson 4) 3303.30; 3. Chuckle Faith (3)4,30; Q Mink; S Country Spirit; 4. Mar Cviii; 7. L's Pert Pasta; S. . TuttI. FOUITN - I. Datbena Time; Melody Song; 3. He; 4. Sr - .uog at .- arsity 2247; Handle - S103,14. 3$.$. - burgh Pitts(Medich at By The Associated Press Later, Herzog led the entire help rookie Mark "The Bird" San Diego (Strom 11.1s) Spies in the bull brush- umpiring crew out to the A's Fidrych to his 17th vIctory In Cincinnati (Gullet' 93), In) at bu ll pen, where bi noc ul ars were Detroit's decision over Clove- Atlanta (LaCoit, 3101 back ptchesfrom the goun, shouts of anger in the Infield uncover under a we. HerAn lar S 10), (n) TI' zog Insisted they be removed I 5 nitty- itty time "' the Red Sox 7-1, Brewers 1-3 Los Angeles (Sutton 19 1) at but the umpires rejected that American League Roya Luls Tlant won his 20th game San Francisco (Halicki 17.16). request, of the season with a three-hit, The l s a nd )'_a "If thatlsthewayu)eywant 12-strikeout performance as Oakland A's g down • run • league, that .a .u.E, • ui Jul-Alai Boston L a, cases Tuesday ,,,.,,wa lit Said Herzog. "Maybewe'ust opener of their doubleheader. long-awaited confrontation that ORLANDO.SEMINOLE TUESDAY'S RESULTS will ultimately settle the West- getting cutesle on them, too." Jack Heldernann knocked In Orioles 11, Yankees S em two runs and broke up a no. FIRST i. JoseAlberdi (I) 2360 Paced by Lee May's hitting,. hitter by Boston rookie Pick 650 3.20; was over, 2. Eddy Sanchez (I) $60 Baltimore came back from an Krueger In the seventh inning Kansas City 6.00; Q (I I) Herzog charged the A's with early seven-nm deficit to beat as Milwaukee won the nightcap SECOND - i, Jose (3) 900 dealing signs from the bullpen New York. May led the Orioles' with binoculars, Kansas City comeback by driving In a run • ba knoc ked down and with in Infield out la the fourth Horse 3nOWS tO and deli vering a two-run sin gle out with pitches and players that capped a five-run, gamemost came to blows, DUSTY BOOTS RIDING ASS. English Obdhence I Plan tying rally In the seventh. The Royals endured through JUDGE Ly nda Barnes Gillian; 2 Lorrie Robinson; 3. Amy May's single kept a rally goIt all, winning 3-1 to knock Holder. SUND RESULTS .Jr. Engflsh Pleasure land down a peg In the wild Ing In the 10th as the Orioles I. Nan Jr. Showmanship at Halter Gillian, 2. Misty Widmaier; 3. won the game with tnree runs in Chris Morton; 2. Lisa Pinto; 1. West. 3. Lorrie Robinson. ,• . that Inning. Ken Singleton Melissa Johnson. love •-. Sr. English Pelasure t wo I. Lynn s... 1k. ei e- e.....ng 1974 Colts and Fillies - 1. Mickey Esch; 2. Patty Podmore; 3 Pri more and put them nine back," singled home sc illa Tilton; 2. Jack Donahue; 3. Charley Mitchell. run, then Mark Belanger delivsnapped H Herzog. "The ,, Fagon. Non Blue English Pleasure I. ered a two-run single to cap the would really be desperate. 1913 Colts and Fillies I. Helen Misty Widmaier; 3. Leah Ruth; 3. Tardo; 2. Sterling Weber; 3. Bar In Pruden, uprising. TheA'saredesperateenough bars Flynn. Eg. Over Fences 26" -I.Anr,etta now. They are seven games be1914 Fillies I. Cathy Folsom; 7. Morgan; 2, Cindy Smith, 3. Jyan Angels 2, Rangers 1 Ka ren ; hind the dlvlslon.pacers, with 11 3. LiMan Grant. Johnson, Pinch-hitter Ron Jackson 1971 Colts -1 Donna DuRan. Trail Class open games to go. 1 Tammy belted a gaineylng home rim 1973 Fillies- 1. Marty Collins; 2. Peters; 2. Dave Riggs; 3 John It's nervous time leading off the ninth and Dave Steven Ussrey; 3. Betty McMullen. Tidmarsh, Ponys At Haller, open - I - Nancy "It hurts, but ft does not mean Chalk delivered a run-scoring Jr. Western Equitation - 1. McCartyDaflis Sandy Mel Ia Johnson, 7. Lorile Robinson. the season's over," said a single momen ts later to power i. Ber t MaiweIl. 3. Misty Widmaier. ho pef ul Ch uck Tanner, Oak- - Ca lifornia past Texas. Aged Mares 1. Bonnie Allen: 2. Frank Sr. Western Equitation I. Mary land's manager. 'It's not over Tanana, 17.10, pitched a three- AT YHoider;3MJry Both Hopkins. 7. Jan Wygle; 3 Rilla ged Geldings 1. Sue T r" '°°5 myn. Until you see It In the paper." hitter for the Angels. Bo nni e Allen; 3 Misty Widmaier. Non Blue Western Equitation open The pressure of the moment Twha 13, white Sox 5 Aged Stallions I. Mickey Tilton; -1. Wygle; 2. Misty Widmaier; "was evident right away TuesBob Randall drove In five ?. arbara Flynn; I. Richard Laind 3.ueIurvy Walk Tfol Equitation 12 under day night when Oakland pitcher runs with a pair of doubles and Western Obedience open I I Stephanie Shoot; 2. Chris Berens; Natalie Dykes; 2 Amy Holder, 3 Stan Bahnsen hit Amos Otis Larry Hisle drove In three with 3 Patrick McMullen, Linnie Richardson with ° Itch and brushed back a single and horn" rim as MmI . Misty English Equitation Western Pleasure 1 Chris Hal McRae. Otis was car ried nestoa de feated Chicago. Tom Widmaier; 3 Jaun Johnson; 3. Goths; 3 Sandra Heath; 3 Melissa L or rie Robinson Johnson. from the game on a stretcher, Burgmeler, 8-1, hurled two-hit Sr English Equitation 1. Sr Western Pleasure I Day! but X rays later Indicated no ball over the final 42_3 innings to Prlcilia Mitchell; 2, Patty podmor,; Riggs; 2. Tracy Buttleman; 3. serious injury, pick up the victory in relief of Non Blue English Equitation 1. Non Blue Western Pleasure After McRae was brushed Jim Hughes, who left the gam e Misty I. Widm aieq; 2 Lori Pruden; 3. Cathy FolSom. 2. Tracy Buttleman; back, he and on-deck batter with a slx'run lead in the fifth. Barbara Flynn 3. Mary Beth Hopkins. John Mayberry stalked the Tigers 5, Indians 3 'flI ,lPgii't'j on mound, but were restrained by Mickey Stanley and Ben 0g. Herzog and umpires. livie drove In two runs each to LLIhDfwbIfl597afftactka,,s J Reliant Steel Features 2 ply polyester cord, 2 steel belt,. In the wide 78 series profile. Whitewall,, No trade.ln requIred. \ I ç gr 4 or $ / / Size B78-13. Plus 1.96 fed. tax - , Javi 1 0 St. Louis (Falcone 1211) at PhiladelphIa (Kaat 1113) In) New York (Matlack 13.9) at Mon treal (Landreth i.o,( fl) -- - A - 1310; P (35) 34.tO; T (3.54) fl.20; Kansas City 3, Oakland I • lal) Thurs day 1. EddyAlberdi (SI 10103,00 3.40; 7. Jooe.Arana (1) 5.20 3.20; 3. ca Via (3) 3.00; 0 (IS) 2140. P13-i) 109.10. FOURTH - I. OguizaAitu (I) 26.00 12.20 I7AO; 7. Patxl.Quiola (6) 22.60 0.40; 3. ArechaJavi (3)1.40; 0 740; P (16) 243.00; 00 3- (33) - U 02 column," said Mwtaugh. "It's MIWA#t : going to be rough. West Feet Feet (2) 9304.00 FIFTH - I. Anton.Larre. (6) 330 FIRST-I. The Pirates won the opener Kan City 2. Clip (3) 9.00 3.10; 3 Liinea N 43 .513 TENTH I. Kelso Queen II) 4.40 SIXTH 13.40 1. Glad; 2. 900 4.40; 2. Sala Arco an 51 70 .336 7 (3) 6.10 (3)3.00; 0(23)65.60; P (2-3) 101.10; 3.30 4.10; 2. Moving Lady (4) 4.00 Fallen; 3. on Rennie Stennett's two-nm Oakl d Printer Play; 1. 3.50; 3. MarurlAItu (0) 4.00; Q (3 6) Minnesota 31.15. 70 15 .310 11 5.30; 3.Ma sIrWe wi Kris (2) 040; 1 (45) 5ij,; S. get Betty; 6. Made.WIIJI) IF But theEzpoetooktheniglgcap Texas 00 $4 .441 20"a 7.003,50 3.60, 2. Cacho-Eiorza (2) 7.40; 3. High BIt (4) 63 19 (3:5) In 13 innings when Jerry Chicago 3.00; ELEVENTH 1. Wary (2) 5.10 Karaman; 3. Tels Heather; 4. 141 '.114 25½ 3304.30; 3. ArtaJaul (1)3,40; Q (2 22.00; P152)10000; T (3-26) 11 I .a l.t.. 1d.y'5 RimiftI .a 1407.00; 2. Soft F (3) 12.2079.10; impulie; S. Top Ginger; 179.40; oraea uvua 1)34.00; P (42) 104.10. SjA 6. G,Caine Boston il. MIlwaukee 13 DO (23) 3360; 31.11. 3. Fast Risi ng ( 00 (1)9.40; Q 33)07 ; Virnie; 7. G.H.'s Chester; 5. fAns SEVENTH -1. EodV.P.I-.Z (7) homeonMannyTrluos Baltimore 11, New York 5 THIRD I. Back Issue (7) 19.10 P17 all) 23.70 and (8113) 13.40; T (2 Talon. 11.10 3.40 2.00; 7. LarriArana (5) 040 S.20;2. B's Big Burke Detroit S. Cleveland I single. barely beating the throw (2) 3.10 3-1) 617.1035.14. EIGHTH I. Bit of Gracs - '•'ST • W L Pct. 05 37 .617 03 00 .547 10½ 74 71 .307 14½ n 3 ½ National League West title staying within three games of Dave Parker. CalifornIa 2, Texai 1 for the Reds, cavorted In a fir st Tidays Games Grouch') Marx rubber ,n..fr-, .I a1..Ae 1 IL I .le 4, Metal Cleveland (Bibby 124) at De i ea anEqs.rt old)' D Wa iwn limited the troit (Ruhl* 9-12). Flicking an Imaginary cigar on They widened their u_a , Milwaukee (Augustine I-il) anyone who wandered within lead over second-place " ", U7 at Botton (Pole $5), In) Los An. range .t.l ruuwue s.cv LULUU vi out. • tiu. Baltimore (Palmer 21-13 and e". w .u,j 5uieS UI uuu-,,Uv_a Veteran slugger Tony a-crez, gust, watched calmly as the pitching New York's Jerry May 1310) at New York (Ellis f,.m., who was blMiruii for IS.? and Figueroa 19$), 2 (tn) his head crowned by a towel Oakland (Blue 1612) at Kan. seven turban chanted "lien comes LII ses victory. cuaa •.eêi.i Ellis vouenivac Us City (Pattin 012), In) .1 " r' ._i...,, , k Judge." jav, .uxs- ivunny and Earl Williams belted con- Ml,mesota (Singer 1I9 at winning seven of nine games Chicago (Johnson 915), In) wuench chided club president early In seciflive homers with two out September. .a •i._ i..I;)Os ti Bob Howsazn over the execu.u_.a lIE IIU NATIONAL LEAGUE Li.1i Pirates 4-I Cubs 3-2 I' • k East My I ' two unearned runs in the a duuThe doubleheader uncork cod W I born bottle bl Phiia Pirates one-haif game In eighth Pitts But Manager Sparky Ander- their pursuit of the PImlIs, and 14 . Braves 1, Astros 2 New York 00 71 .530 ii son, standing aside from the Manager Danny Murtaugh Knuckleballer Phil Nlekro, Chicago 70 52 .441 211,4 celebration, kept matters In knows the situation has become 1641, scattered nine hits and focus, 52 91 : " grim. Jim Wynn drove In two runs Montreal West "We know this was "We've got 11 games to go with a singles for At. iCinci 91 55 .430 Part," said the silver-haired and we're six down In the loss lanta, HOUStO :490 221/3 . On '1' - .• 8 York New Boston Cincinnati skipper, whose troops have won five NI, West It was chaJnpaa10 time lit crow ns In the past seven years. Clncliuiaft, a chance for the "It's been 54 years since a Na. Reds to cavort in the locker- U01111111 league team has won room and let loose after a Long back-to-back world champion. summer 01 hotel rooms and ships-and that's our al go " 1ane rides• •, I l.a s._ "Mat Wvwu tremendous nuuie pitcher Pat Zachry, feather in our cape." whose eight-bilt, 11-1 victory over The Reds had a relatively THIRD East t . barrage from e For Cincinna i ByThe Associated Press • of 0704.40; 2. UrzaY:a (7) 7.00410; 3. (50) 4140; P (05) 175.50; 510 Q (73 Aidana•Coldo (2) 3.00; 0 (3.7) 43.00; with all 3) 74.40 and (33 with ails) P (37) 305.40; DO ( 13) 47 150.10. AMERICAN LEAGUE trainer, have - L II Daseua,i I ;1i T - Sanford's e K!LC I Perez's Dominick Polo, said afterward, "I ORLANDO-. been arowid boxing a long time, Victor Perez fought the but I have never seen any man 1. 4M ig. career Tuesday show heart and guts than night and was given a standing Two tonight. by an Orlando Sports "He could have time V,Stadiumcrowd for wltlutai- and no one would have binned Stadium ding a 1Grosmd him. But he never stopped / ; I '.:.. decisionwbnoer 5iI •' Obed. trying and I have been during prouder 01 one 01 my fighters as '. the fight fans thought it was I am of him torlight.11 •-. ended. In the ninth rowid a Obed scored his win basically 1 crw4th right out Perez to with a Wapping left jab to '. the canvas for the fifth time. Perez's Fans headed The jab kepi Two at long the exits to best the traffic rnd, but Perez range and allowed Obed to , . mux1aed them by getting back being on his dynamite flats that on his feet snd again taking the have won him the enviable ..: fl,jg to the Junior middiewelgig record of 65-1.2,wlth 44 KOs. ..,4j0 who has lost just once In 65 Taco seemed able to stand up fights and Is a world class to Obed's head shots, although competitor, the right dropped him In the The decision, a amanhnous ninth and several other times one for Obed, was secondary. his eyes turned glassy. But It . .p'. Perez had shown an Incredible was the devedating body blows -ammow-Im heart and everyone was that wore him down. Keepingan eye on bu In the seventh, the fight over with pride the d, Perez looks for Taco Kid. looked like lt was stopped bythe Joey Vincent goes low, withstands early referee. Perez slammed on the beck 01 the neck with a club£ llkerlghthand,sptlllnghlinon Id s Af The %)OM a egan to wave his hands, I .. _.,- I t'• leading think the fight I2A-Even1n $srad, Sanford. Widr.eiday, Sept. ma being halted. Instead the •referee gave Perez a two. e. 11111111111111111111 -MEMIMMO minute rest period, because in • V• BOSTON (AP) hlswords,"theknockdownwas Veteran ) A tuis 'riant scooped up the scoredonafouLft was arabbft . • JV Tilts • Fiv pwich,andthatforcedmeto fourth 0-game vW.ory season of his long cm an whil give Perez enou time to -• •• . with a no-bitter and setting T recuperate from it.' dub season mark In strikeouts, Peroedth gh Asor wit •. but all he wants to do is just sweeping right e • an L k while on pitching. ny got In, nuist were ma Juni • moves back into the midweek f blocked "I don't He about my age," footba ll spotlight as Trinity Prep entertains the There was no question as to • Kissimmee freshmen this afternoon in Goldenrod Tuesday night after the Boston Obed's ht Th greatness Tuesday 41 • • and five more games are slated Th ursday nigh t. nig . e man is a magnificent Red Sax trounced the MU. On Thursday it will be DeLand at Seminole, New fighting machine. waukee Brewers 7.1 In the first Smyrna Beach at Lake Howell, Lym an at Jones (4 And, there lsnoquestioning game of a doubleheader. MUm) Boca Raton Bt a heart. P.m.), Palm am Bay varsity at Lake P waukeecaine back to take thr. • game 3-1 before aaowd Brantley and Kissimmee junior varsity at Oviedo. As Gene Wells stated after I Perez. left. at arms reach the fight, "Put his heart in my . of 17,796 at Fenway Park. 7be rest of the games begin at 7:30. f body and you would have a "I don't he because I - iriih to , .\ 1 Seminole, according to coach John Reichart , gr eat fighter be 50 and AM pitching," said a . has looked 100 per cent better in practice this week. - Vic isn-t in Obed's class, but the Cuban-born hint 20Reichart commented on DeLand: "DeLand is no one is In Vic's clan when it Vincent relaxes after victory 11, Un bet record of the Red . considered to be a strong team. But if we can stop comes to their running backs and block out their linebackers The rest Of the show was effectively, we'll win." outstandim from top to bottom. i - a im-mu 1 ea. Reg. 29.00 - 7 . '' I A , ,. ., - tire, - _______ . •• Size E78-14. Plus 2.41 Fed. tax Reg. 38.00 Size F78-14, Plus 2.56 fed. tire, Reg. 40.00 ea. Size G78-14. Plus 2.71 fed. tax ia tire, Reg. 42.00 ea. - r '-' - ea. tax ea. tters were • . - - - I . - __ .,_ - ,_, ) 4 or $ 4 - _____ . Size G78-15. Plus 2.79 fad. tax ea. tire, on. '9' Al Size 1178-15. Plus 2.99 fed. tax tire, Reg. 45.00 ea. Sale prices effective through Sunday.Sept. 26. . " - , - ea. . . .. - '-______ ______ 11 - - I Jr r Jr. i, ' ' - - Save - . '. • Wll1I1SSSiISJjrj on ational vehicle tires. Scatlrac Brava or Highway l3Campar a cord bodies Notrade.in, required. :; channel base station, Save $40 23 I J"r .• 0/ 10 Low pnces on CB radios. -w - .,dl I IjJVJ I I V,I ________ WASHINGTON (AP) - With to persuade those who are the threat of losing baseball's opposed. If they cannot be conantitrust exemption hanging vinced, Grant said, there would over their heads, Commissioner be a legal test of the unanimous Bowie Kuhn, the two league vote rule. presidents and two club owners National League President have told Congress that the Na. Chub Feeney, who said he has tlonal League will expand. favored a change in the rules However, no timetable was for some time and promised to .ijlven for the expansion Tues- support Grant, said afterwards day, when Kuhn and the base- that a move to change the rules ball hierarchy urged Congress probably would come at base. not to take away baseball's spe- ball's annual winter meeting cIal status Immunity to the Dec. 3 in Los Angeles. antimonopoly laws which the Even if the rules were other pro sports do not enjoy. changed then, Feeney said, the The biggest obstacle to ex- National League could not act as shown last spring on expansion to place teams In when the NL declined to go into new cities for the 1977 season as Toronto and Washington, was the American League did when need for unanimous consent it voted to move to Toronto and of the 12 club owners, Congress Seattle last spring. He said was told. there would not be enough time. M. Donald Grant, chairman Grant said that there were at of the New York Mets, told the least eight, and possibly 10 Select House Committee on clubs, that favor expansion. Professional Spoti there were Last spring, It was believed that a few owners who want to only Cincinnati and Philachange the rule and were trying deiphIa opposed the action. 11, , " ___ ' . - - N.L. 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P*ierce Groups Wednesday, Sept. 22,1916-1 8 Sweet Foods We/come Jewios'h New Year: For the first time, the Seminole Mutual Concert Msoclajjài has worked out a reciprocal agreement with similar organizations in Daytona Beach and Fort Pierce whereby Seminole members can attend the concerts offered by the other two sponsors at nm additional cod. Seminole Mutual Concert Association will bring to Sanford Max Morath doing a musical feature, The Ragtime Years; the Brohi folk singing and dancing company from Czechoslovakia, and the Norman Luboff during the l9?-fl season, and the local group, Act III, will present a comedy. Civic Music Inc. of Daytona Beach will sponsor five concerts: Naughty Marietta, a concert version of the Victor Herbert operetta; Enid Katahn, concert pianist; Broin; Pittsburgh Symphony Chamber Orchestra featuring Malcolm Frager, pianist; and Vahan Khanzadian, tenor, star of the San Francisco Onera Company. Well for the performances are Nov. 1; Jan. 27; Feb. 25; March 14 and April 6, respectively. The Fort Pierce Mutual Concert Association will present the Florida Symphony; The First Gilbert and Sullivan Quartet; Broin; The New York Harp Ensemble; and An Evening of Theatre Music featuring Clinton 'Nichols, former tenor with the New York City Opera Company, and Stanley Waldoff, concert pianist. Dates for the performances are Jan. 27, Feb. 9, Feb. 24, March 12, April 16. All dates should be checked in Daytona Beach or Fort Pierce, In the event there has been a change. Membership In Seminole Mutual Concert Association is $25 for family; $12 for adults; $6 for children. President Bettye Smith lad week announced the kIckoff of this season's membership drive. w — By AILEEN CLAIRE Herald Services mer, stirring, 3 minutes more. 501 uitce and brown In hot oliJ Serve warm over gingerbread Drain the purple plums, With the sounding of the or Ice cream. reserving 1 cup of the syrup shofar Friday, Sept. 24, Jews Makes: 2¼ cup. sauce. Chop some plums to make onethe world over begin their Note: Sauce may be made half cup. Halve remaining highest of holy days, Rosh pIWIIs, ahead and reheated. removing pits, to we for Hashanah, the Day of sauce. Combine remalathg HOLIDAY BAKLAVA Judgment, which ends with 1 cup grd peaaila W soy sauce, .cfiions, one.half Yom Kippur, the Day of cup chopped plums, oft-half; Eaglib waInetu Atonement, Oct. 4. For many cup plum Syrup and garlic. Add: ¼ tesapsos grated lemon there still Is the gracious to browned chicken and con Pod custom of sending New Year ¼ tep..s groond cluma tIOUS COOkffl over 10, heat greeting cards and of gathering odli the chicken is done, about 1 package (2-ounce) strudel with friends and relatives for 45 minutes to 1 hour. Remove d.ugb sheets. Roth Hashanah dinner to mark ¼ cup peuut all the chicken to warm aerv1n this solemn occasion when "the ¼ cup water platter. Combine curndarth Jew examines his thoughts and with remainiq 01el*il cup e4*d cup bossy deeds of the past, and prays % teaspon yfl estract pltwi syrup. Add to drippings that God will renumber him Combine peanuts or English along with plum halves and kindly. " walnuts, lemon peel and clii- cook, stirring rxndanily, Will A sweet beginning Is an apt namon. Mix well; at aside. the mixture thickens, about 2 description for the Jewish New Cut strudel dough sheets into minutes. Pow over chicken and Year with Its callab loaves, quarters. Overlap 2 quarters to serve. Makes 4 to 6 servings. bowls of honey and apple slices. GOlDEN BARVT cover bottom of an oiled 13 x. For although Roth Hashanah Li Ind baking pan. Drizzle with TURNOVERS one of the most solemn holy some peanut oil. Repeat with 2 3frI (43-5Ui each) days on the Hebrew calendar, more quarters. Sprinkle onebaby .qsssb it's also one of the mast third cup walnut mixture over tw.4hir* cups holy c -pp d celobrated. dough. Continue to form layers Traditionally, the Rosh of strudel dough drhaled with 3tahltiss sar Hashanah table Li no place for Oil and walnut mixture odll 4 % teupsn pound chumen sour or bitter foods. The em1.IPHS Pend quarter sheets strudel dough eg phisis Is definitely on sweet to remain. Form last layers of Wawa iiit symbolize the hopes for a dough and brush each with oiL 2 packages (li-euces Joyful, successful year. Cut pastry into 4 lengthwise ) PtrY 1111111 GRAPE COBBLER stripe. Cut each strip into 4 pentall 4 cups seeded halved diamond shapes. Pour any Combine baby squash, ap; grapes remaining oil over all. P105, sugar, clansman, nutmeg . iawpoous £III Uy Bake at 350 degrees about 20 and salt. Set aside. sugar, divided Prepare both packages of minutes, or until golden. 1 tablespoon fresh lemon Meanwhile, combine water puttY mix according to juice and honey In a saucepan. directions. I)iVldS into three: 1 tablespoon fresh orange Carefully bring to a boil. equal parts. On lightly floured Remove from heat Stir in board roll one Dad ofdough 2 teaspoons cornstarch Fruit has always been an Important part of the vanilla extract. Pour over a large circle one.ildeenthRash Hashanah celebration, and % teaspoon cinnamon pastryas won aait comes out ctf inch thick. Cut dough into this scrumptious Grape Cobbler fits the bill terrifically Dash salt the oven. Cool thoroughly rounds, 4 and o,*balf.(nchesin 1 cup unsifted all, before- serving. Makes 16 diameter. Reserve scraps of cinnamon and salt. Let stand mounds when dropped from a juice purpose flour dough. Place a level tablespoon for 5 minutes. Cook it over spoon. Drop the dough by 2 tablespoons psreve 1 teaspoons baking of squash mixture In center of moderate heat, stirring con. tablespoons over the hot grape margarine powder HOLIDAY CHICKEN WTIB each round. Fold dough in half stantly, for 5 minutes. Turn the mixture, leaving ¼-Inch spaces teaspoon grated PLUM SAUCE ¼ teaspoon salt Over filling forming half-moon mixture Into a 9-inch pie plate between the mounds. Sprinkle 14 cup peanut oil fresh orange rind 2 tablespoons pareve shape. Press edge with tines of or shallow 4-cup baking dish. with the almonds. Bake in 400 2 cups seeded halved 1 (3 to 4-pound) fryer, margarine fork. Repeat with remaining Sift into a bowl the flour, 3 degree F. oven for 25 minutes, dark grapes cut Into serving 1 egg pastry dough, scraps and tablespoons sugar, baking or until topping Is lightly pieces filling. cup non-aazrg powder and the teaspoon browned. Serve warm. In a saucepan mix sugar and ¼ cup soy sauce creamer Fry In deep 375-degree peanut cornstarch; gradually stir in 1 can (1-pound 14-ounce) salt. Cut In margarine with a Makes: 6 servings. teaspoon vanilla oil until golden brown, about S the water pastry blender. In a small bowl and orange Juice. FRESH GRAPE SAUCE whole purple plums cup slivered minutes. Drain on paper towels. Cook, over moderately low one-third cup sliced beat egg with non-dairy ¼ cup sugar blanched almonds Serve warm. Makes about 30 creamer and vanilla. Add to the 2 tablespoons heat, stirring constantly, until scallions turnovers. In a saucepan combine flour mixture and stir Just until the sauce thickens and comes th .1 clove garlic, crushed cornstarch Squash and Raisin Turgrapes, 1-3rd cup sugar, lemon moistened. The dough should be 1 cup water a boil. Simmer 1 minute 1 1 tablespoon cornstarch nover: and orange Juices, cornstarch, soft enough to make soft 1 cup fresh orange Same as above except stirring. Stir in the margarine, Heat peanut oil in large substitute two-thirds cup orange rind and grapes. Sim- skillet. Dip chicken pieces in raisins for apples. :. - - Doctors Not As Rich "As They Could Be' DEAR ABBY: I am getting tired of hearing people say how "rich" doctors are. If a doctor collected everything owed him he might be, but he doesn't. How many people pay cash for a doctor's ,-visit? Yet those saine people "spay Cash for their gasoline. the food they put on their tables and their entertainment. And they I can't understand how she pay their gas, electric and was graduated from high telephone bills within 30 days or school else! Same for their house, car I have tried to help her and insurance payments. But without nagging but have had for some reason, the doctor Is very little success. I would like the last one paid - if ever. to introduce her to my family A doctor's hours are Un- because I do care for her, but I believable. He gets up at 6, Is at know that they will question my the hospital by 7 to see his Judgment when they hear her patients (or operate) then goes talk. to his office to see patients all What should ido? day. Often he stops at the ORLANDO hospital again to check on DEAR ORLANDO: patients and doesn't get home Assuming she's interested In fr dinner until ep.m. And don't learning to speak properly as forget those "emergencies" at all hours of the night to In- you are to have her learn, adult education or tutoring Is my terrupt his sleep. recommendation 0 A doctor pays a)ieftyincome s DEAR ABBY: This may tax and another large chunk goes for malpractice insurance. sound silly, but here goes. My I'm not saying there .aren't husband and I have been doctors who care more about married two years, but before money than serving humanity, we were married he dated my but you'll find mercenaries In sister for a short time I had almost forgotten about all professions. .• Abby, I hope you're big that until last week. My sister . enough to print this In rebuttal dropped by, and the two of us to the letter from that clown went shopping together. When .. 'who took a potshot at doctors. we returned, we were greeted A DOCTOR'S SECRETARY by a couple of burglars who had DEAR SECRETARY: I am been hiding in my house. They I and I will. P.S. Although your ransacked the place and left as 4r bound and gagged. letter referred to doctors In the When my husband came ,.. masculine, let's acknowledge That there are many women home from work a few hours later and found the two of tied Physicians, too.) PTA COUNTY DEAR ABBY: lam 19 and in up, to my surprise, he released my sister first! MY sophomore year at college. COUNCIL MEETS Abby. I was very hurt, and 4J..ast year, I fell in love with a now I can't help but wonder if beautlIu, sensitive girl of Ia. She's a high school graduate maybe he still cares for my who has many fine qualities, sister. What do you think? TIED INKNOTS but her English Is atrocious. She says, "I seen you there," DEAR TIED: I think your or "you was or you wasn't husband was being courteous to In And Around Uwe," or "I throwed It out" or a guest — no more, no less. "them there people." Forget It. ¼ ¼ ¼ Pine Needle Art Classes Set An introduction to pine needle art is scheduled for Sept. 26, from 10 a.m.. to noon and again from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Seminole County Agricultural Center, 17. 92 in Sanford. Ms. Mary Behrman of Lake Helen will be the instructor for this meeting. Ms. Behrnian has instructed pine needle art for 11 years in Titusville . ./ . L) The first PTA County Council meeting of the year, held at Community Methodist Church, Casselberry, enjoyed talks by (from left) Kate Keene, Leadership Training Team of Florida Congress PTA: School Superintendent Bud Layer; and Council President Dottie Poole. Chuluota Fall Club Artivitiaq Ringling Museum Show Seks Entries For Exhibit SANFORD PLAZA Open 10a.m. top.sn. Mmiday thru Saturday Open Sunday 1.00to500pm. CatAlog Center Ph. 322•)20 Stole Pta. 323.1310 Craftsmen interested in entering the Fifth Annual Ringling Museum Outdoor 'raft Show have until October , to submit applications to the selection Jiry. These chosen to participate will exhibit and sell their work and cvmpete for the $500 "Best in Show" award. Other merit and honorable mention awards of $200 and $lt) will be presented, as well as a $50 "Best Presentation" award. C # Applications must be accompanied by no more. than three slides of three works of art The application fee is $5. Work in ceramcs, textiles, sculpture, glass, enameling, Jewelry, lea'her. r mixed media are eligible. Painting, photography, or graphics are not accepted. Those craftsmen chosen to exhibit will be charged a $20 exhibition fee, charged solely to defray festival expenses. The festival will take place on the Ringing Museum grounds Nov. 19, 20, and 21. This will mark the fifth year of the festival, exclusively for Florida craftsmen. The show not only offers craftsmen a showcase for their work, but encourages their professional growth. Applications should be sent to Crafts Festival, Ringling Museum, P.O. Box 1133, Sarasota. Fla., 33578 The chicken barbeque supper held by the Chuluota firemen was a success. These affairs are a monthly event for the firemen to raise money for the rescue van for the town. classes are being scheduled to provide Intensive Instruction in this subject. These ctases are tentatively scheduled to begin on Oct. 12, from 1 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Agricultural Center. The classes will cover selection of i Following the Introductory materials and equipment, session, eight to ten week treatment of pine needles, design, ditches, and finishing: Visitors Procedure. There will be a nominal fee for each class. For further information on UeIntroductorysession or thclasses, contact the Seminole There will also be a color County Extension Home picture display, "Almost Economics Office at 322.7123. heaven W.t Viralnl,, " T!L141 U .. challenge to guess where they were taken, furnished by Bill Falkenstine and Joe Hill. Food and Drinks will be provided by the Mims Volun.. teer Fire Department. All West Virginians and their friends are welcome. For further information call ahoma Spears (305) 267L34 or Joe Hill (306) 267.2756 of - - Honors With 'West Virginia vay . . Volasia County and she is vocationally certified. The introductory session will acquaint people with the basic techniques of pine needle art. There will be no charge for this session KATHERINE JONES Correspondent DIAL 365-351* The Women's Auxiliary of the Fire Department will begin Its meetings again on the fourth Monday of the month In Sep. temoer. me women are also Gladys and Archie Durham are working hard toward the rescue leaving Chuluota; but are van, happy to learn that the home on Third Street will Still be ocThe Tuesday Morning Sewing cupied by Durhams. Their Class will again meet In the grandson, Eddie, and his wile, social hail of the Community Debbie (Runyon), will be Church at 9:30 a.m. Every one moving In. Eddie and Debbie is welcome. Ann Dunstan Is the are some of Chuluota's own teacher of the class which Is children who grew up here and sponsored by the Federation of are now returning "home." Retired Clubs. All Interested persons are invited to attend A welcome to wee newcomer this informative class. Robert Krauth Jordon, son of Suzanne and James G. Jordon We are saddened to learn that of Second Street. Little Natalee Fcrii n Jordon, age three, welcomes her baby brother. Our sincere sympathy is extended to the family of Don Laws of Lake Drive. Visitors and settlers from Wed Virginia will be honored Sept. 26 in Titunvifle, when the oceanside city holds its 19th annual "West Virginia Day." This year's program will include music by Billy Jay and The Jay-Hawks. Billy Jay has recorded with some of the famous names in Nashville such as Buck Owens and Conway Twiddy. .. There will be a model coal rime showing a tipple, coal loading equipment, model coal train houses as well as full scale This Surn— nitrM and authentic mining equip. ment. This display will be ________________ furnished by A.F. Workman from Clothier, W. Va., now We retired. He makes the display entirely by hand. General Electric The second display will consist of smaller coal mining Wtathertron Central relics, such as carbide lamps, Air Conditioning System electric lamps, gas detectors LUMBING and many other pieces of ________________________ WALLH PEATING, INC. equipment. - _ ______________ ____ ThknQWagQn hosess will k! Summertime is gone, that's obvious in Chuluota. Clubs and societies around town are darting their new season. The Priscilla Circle of the Community Church held a covered dish dinner to open up their fall schedule. The husbands attended the dinner and graciously darted the slean up while the women attended to the business part of the program. Another lawi sale Is planned for October and the annual Christmas bazaar and luncheon is to be held in late November. Irene Bthers had charge of the devotional part of the meeting. W. VINCENT ROBERTS, M.D. Call 1oday: HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT Takes Pleasure In Announcing The Association Of 83.192,2 STEPHEN R. PHILLIPS, M.D. Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 Casselberry Winter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs IN THE PRACTICE OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY 1301 EAST SECOND STREET RUTH TUECH 8349212 Altamonte Spri ngs SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 Longood AT (East) 4 OFFICE HOURS BYAPPOINTMENT HILDA RICHMOND TELEPHONE (305) 322-5313 Sli 3167 1 ;:.' ' , - ,1 , I . - . ' ' - D&'on.j - " •...% -..- $ .4.I'. - �aim V~ I ,, For tvei,1a NsraIL Sm Down-South Country Goodness l d I. a - e Hawaiian r This E Pa aya Is an Starts P D er' s Ft. 110.23.1,78-31 -. - a - k y I their a delicious way to the day. tcuch akes 2 aerv1n. e akin s ? Y PAPAYA KEBOBS vitha cool golden papaya half, Served as the am chicken or heel teriyaki or lb m U Hawaiians enjoy color is predominantly yellow. Fa I I Especially compatible with MM a melon with a them Cubes of Hawaiian papaya, bite-sized barbecued pork. cut in hall with a orange, the papaya Is fully papaya are apple mint jelly, alternating with other &tsqueeze of lime. Papaya squeeze of lemon or lime What to do with leftovers? is a latlon of the treUonil with onion d ripened. The juicy rose-gold strawberry jam, blueberry tractive foods on a dick, make won dad their day WOW OF A lUAU A P cut sp cooked, a closed container olc they're a refreshing eye- flesh Yam 'em iç with is firm and smooth with Jam, to degree F. oven 40 minutes or any other way. Preserves, rape ea, eleg amooth, csaserrAe made with leftover chicken or turkey, covered with bag will t appetizers an or opener. , for a little va riety, flavor reminiscent of a bensweet, nut ritious North water to cover or Jelly, granola, grape nuts, rice umm vegetables. This a tblck, creamy cheese sauce w ting, according todrying large fruit Is as try at your no . the United th il is Hawaiian Breakfa st shaw melon Carolina Yams available now simple, fanilly type dish unea and bake tosepses salt fragrant ripe krlsples, frosted flakes. minutes, until soft. Cbl a1tMu1 as it is delicious, d. will ng not turn dark after cutting petty by servi Fresh Fruit and Vegetable too! For Two. big chunks Apr4 peach with a rich tropical slightly, peel end mash 1 In your produce cooked, cubed ham mixed with Served with a salad or fresh AseoclatlolL so payaya half contains through can be prepared fresh fruit In a large glass ho Papaya does not darken or sweetness. am 1 sa ni salt, pepper mad egg. set_____ aai& i ripe papaya (about 1 et th j1y iS calories and ahead of all the last-minute with toothpicks for spearb yarn Topped provides discolor when mak that stretch leftovers celery and .euo'iffigs te, butter in skillet; add And there's one more un- I Pound), halved a nd seeded rush. Mix and match these and a creamy sour cream Ian Baked Shepherd's Pie or Creamed HAWAIIAN BREAKFAST ihnod twice the vitamin C and breakfast can be prepared Yam ___ am and Chicken B&M win 1 ripe banana, sliced in ut MwPrhw kebob ideas: FORTWO for dipping. With the wooden Id before. That way, It'll be casseroles with all the salt, pepper and I can (8 ounces) ded Hawaiian o a make substantial, everyday yams that's nutrition. e I out.., clipped papaya, waiting to meet co ok WdII tWdft• Mix flr pod"= Of down- "Ivey, light, naturally sweet melds pineapple in Its own Papaya with ham cubes: starting to appear in martel papaya halved aid seeded that cost 1111111110! Old tade medium, boded, pared yam twe-1111drds cap diced with a Utdo cold water to make south country kitchen topping which children will like like . with (hiS grams) provides a power9:l*m5ium and low ~ cap cottage cheese crab legs the possibilities are endi I. celery in sodium Fill the papaya half with a aP specialties. In southern kit- for its taste end texture. The stir ft11 home of n utrients starting with c"ckad ce. 3 tablespoons lemon juice 'mti1ch may be helpful and a cocktail sauce for dip. Hawallan papaya is at its pa When selecting North scoop of cheese and chine, where fine cocking is topping Is spa ied over the ham Curoilna Ya bouillon remaining water With a spoon, scoop out the ping; with ch unks of fresh season during May and Jo i1ecIal diets. more then twic, the recoinflakes ms lock for fl prpp, cube. Shmner, stirring eonstandard,mudile. easy Yaw and vegetable esmarole and WeSdIsped tubers Wfth WW mended daily allowance (US 3 This marveloia tropical fruit morning, top with a sprinkling 2 teaspoons jelly or Jam beautifully wi We blender. Add banana, pineapple strawberries, peaches, grapes, other traditional summer Rallis muffin, n our superSM smooth Skins. Avoid frmi of a favorite dry II soft, than prepare the and lemon juice. Whid just un- plums or pineapple; with splIt, toasted and Creamed Yam and Qdcken with lailses or signs of decay or '0Wkets just about every day of dabof Jelly. Served with toasted peaches, 1 thIcken bosh. grape to salt a Yam recipe sliced, Bake Is *flutI1 different and tIanwj sa this will W pureed. Cover tightly and re, half the vitamin C, a tenth of , and ham. Turn Into a round 2-, the year. Papaya is battered strawberries and plums. 17 (perhaps meshed, diced. whipped, any dish your family wM enjoy alm of frigerate; holds up well, keepboth iron and qVwt CUICT011111A SPOW mashed the fruit bowl Is pretty enough I vegetable major mainland markets spread with pineapple studded pureed, browned or candied, or without feeling like they're 2 tablesp.we clipped Place papaya halves on 2 Ing its flavor and color ihn°st within hours after cream cheese), Pa pa Yams will yam misturer In a circle o*Pr save as the centerplm at U left le, sd with butter, eM kftove The ya Break- serving plates. Divide cottage eral days Makes about 244 s several days after purchase if In jcking, so they taste just as fast For Two ad F. table. Each guest should have ds an salt and exotic an d YAM TOPPED cheese; (III cavities. Sprinkle cupa. Delicious served over 2 s cw Wed,sliced and boiled. 7ban minutes, or good as they do in Hawaii. small bowl of sow cream In a dry place at nourishing touch to "morning." cereal over cottage cheese. Top sliced bananas Yam Topped Shepherd's Pie layered In a shallow casserole gored at fate %4wh esbas temperaturs. Keeping them In 2 c 91110MERDISIPIE: and orange seel I browned and heated. With all their good nutrition grated or lightly rind-gingi Papaya is a delicious, nutritious and fast way to When selecting papayas, masked, essled North To prepare yams, bake In 350 Makes: 4 yjg and great flavor, the papaya Is judge ripeness by eye dre ss ing for dipping spears begintheday rather muffins. pays and other fresh fruits. fruit. I f t retard - - 1 11 or meat and y$5) 2 bail In f a f Z s This wonderful PR a entertaining. Papaya Win the praises and a 7 ounce merkata. Y a s are real meal uteed o on, green pepper, veg PAPAYA TOPPING the kebobs able bo Melt Into heady, economical pedant th - t.. g to note abo more than two-thirds the night ________ onion, Celeryand green pepper - _______________ ;,ttanIn A recommen variety of summer frul daily. ready and Also, - Is high in anyone ' s morning schedule. small prawns or for some cottage wrap in plastic wrap. In the • papaya pulp into an electric summer fruits, such as and blends Yams also provide more than - ____ May fresh for Mashed North Caron" yams make goWlen 5 weet topping for economical family casserole • ___ ___ shipped to English muffins, freak parsley vs top. Bake -. m _____ Pennsylvania Dutch Garnish Carrot Cake With Peanut Carrots Dessert Is Delicious _ __ ( By CECILY BROWNSTONE fl Associated Press Food 1-AUTUMN DINNER ftuftfk Potatoes Succotash ge Salad_ AppleTurt Bevera_ APPLE TART Delicious and handsome Pmsutth dessert. shell with high now rim 6 large peon apples, pared and cored cup sugar 2 tablespoons flour ____ 44 te11pOfl 00 ()O(i Neighborly OOKING1 IS FUN Good 0 v Air ELI M7L-,-e i, 'i from heat. Cool slightly. Stir In yogurt. Turn Into a by 5 by 3- NNW to % ______ ___ TIDE DETERGENT ________ ________ PSI COLA _____ ______________________ 99 41 00 75% LEAN FRESH 00 EF ___ FAIRWAY FARMS U 1 ' N BIEAI) ... 100 CT. TEA BAGS ____I _________________ _____________________________ ____ :.: 4'w _______________ - COOKIN GOOD FLA. PREMIUM 111 1 1 _______ 0. COOKIES ............... ls AFTER SCHOOL SNACK SCOTT BATH ROOM TISSUE ROLL WEVE ............. .......2-PACK ISKIES JONATHAN SOFT III 796 APPLES ........... 3I8.BAG 296 .•. _________________________ _____________________________________________________ •49 Freeze STAMPS 1 WITH PURCHASE COuPoøi 4pan; no ____ 0000TMRU FAIRWA Y VASM$ DOZEN EGGS _______ unflavored u'. TOP VALUE STAMPS ,','aac L _____ I'" OOOflIU I2'.71 CAN 2 teaspoons grated lenm rim A CXGU0My HAMOINc3ERS PORK STEAKS ........... $1.08 ARMOUR STAR VERI8EST ASSORTED CHOPS ' ' , . : $1.79 ii a-- '' WITH THIS COu'O4 SAVE 20c i a 330$ Edewat,r Or. . 4205 Cusry Ford RJ. • 925 S. Orange Ave. 5300 Silver Star RI. • 5730 Lake UndrhUI Rd. • 170 W. Filitas** Ave. W.P. • 114 5. Semorsn SM. W.P. • Hvy, 11-92, MaItland • 2600 S. • T0N$3.99 IrlIII,11_. SEAFOOD . FISH • Stat. ___________________________________________________ ______________________________ 4. ______________ Orlando Ave., Sanford Rd. 491. Beverly Hills Tuna Cheesewiches made tastier with tangy catsup Blend Catsup With DELI rum FROZEN ROCK SHRIMP ............. is. $1.98 MEATS 98C GROUPER FILLET .......... LB. $1.59 FRO ZEN DRESSED SMELT .......... LB. 98c I Also For Sandwiches TREASURE ISLAND SALAD one-third cup chopped I can ($440n7 us. f,ch) green pepper tuna, drained and 1 Tbsp. sweet pickle flaked Relish one-third cup mayonnaise Salt and pepper 2 tip. kmon juice C*binc lngrediaits; dull. shredded lettuce Makes 2 cups. 1 large tomato, sliced TUNA CHE}SEWlc14.&' 4 hard.cq.krd eggs, 1 can ($44 ir 7 aL) finely chopped tans, drained aad Pirate's Dceving flaked Combine tuna, mayonnaise cup tomato catsup and lemon juice; chill. Place 3. cup cubed Swiss cheese lettuce on plate, top with '.i cup chopped celery tomato slice and tuna Salad. 2 Tbsp. finely chopped Sprinkle chopped egg around onion outer run of lettuce. Top with 5 hamburger buns, or Pirate's Dressing. sandwich rolls, split Makes 6 servings Combine catsup. PIRATE'S DRESSING cheese, celery and onion. Fill 1 cup mayonnaise Wm- Wrap each ln foil. Bake at Lj cup tomato catsup iis F., 20 minutes. 44 cup chopped celery Makes S sandwiches / SLICED FASHIONED BAR•B.Q., HALF POIID SPICED LUNCHEON & PICKLE & PIMENTO 98c TOP ALSO WHITE AND YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESE KITCHEN FRESH CREAMY COLE SLAW PINT 49c '.. VALUE STAMPS FRESH STANDARD OYSTERS ...... eî. $1.98 ___________________________________________ Salads p' TO YOUR ORDER HORMEL OLIVE. DUTCH, OLD LUNCHEON ........... LB. - Art 1 .. 't FROZEN 1001 N. Bermuda, Klulmmee • 5471 S. Orane Ave., Pine CasU. - .1' I FROZEN - .4 'S A HALIBUT FILLET ______ ( 1 LB. CAN MAXWfLL : HOUSE COFFEE .69 I HAM STAR U.S.D.A. Grade A , a IIuuI S. FRYERS WI UUUI 4 llllI .• !t ROUND STEAK ........... LB. $1.78 BONELESS QUARTERED WHOLE FRYERS ...........ie.48C SIRLOIN TIP STEAK U.S.D.AGiadeA ..LB.$1.78 PORK LOIN LB.$1.28 DELICIOUS BONELESS ARMOURSTARVERIBESENTER T ..CUT-UP FRYERS ...........ie.58C LONDON BROIL ......... 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CHICKEN .VEGETABLE : //'LB. , - I •.- .79 - . .'' ( p • . -I.- -:'.'1\.')t: ________ 1LB. PACKAGE 6 YELLOW SQUASH ., II. ,. ,,- KEEBUR PITTER PATTER POLE BEANS 2 egg whites: i I ____ r- . 1 HM DO ____________________ PH1 - ARMOUR STAR BM PORK 11EASTROAST ... : ARMOUR STAR VERIBEST FRESH BOSTON ________________________________________________________________________________ BELL PEPPERS lit. LB. _____ LOS. OR MORE LEG OR 99 gelatin 3 tablespoons lemon III1!1J -3rds cup sugar _____ 3 29 _ 'Vt.' AVEMG'WEtGI1T 3 LOS. , N 200LLOAF II .. _____________ ______ from SUNDAY the butter; stir in the curry DOG Cold Sliced Meat Loaf powder and flour. Off heat, Potato Salad garnished with .25 CHEF BOYARDEE gradually stir in the chicken GRAPES 49 Tomatoes and Cucumber, broth and water, keeping Cookies Beverage RAVIOLI .............. 4001. FRESH GIEEN smooth. Over moderately low COW MEAT LOAF CHEF BOYAROEE heat, stirring coostanily, cook 144pound ch ,f S SPAGHETTI & until thickened and boiling. ,0R696 powi isg pork sausage (Makesaboig3Lcupauuce.) 1iargeegg, 4001. SNAPPY FRESH ......... MEAT BALLS Mix about 2 cups of the sauce i cup ioft br ci.m........ CAN .99 . mbe with the rice and spread halt of 44copnilk / CHEF BOYARDEE 's.i / 496 themlxtureinansbyaby2 ltp BEEFARONI ......... 400Z CAN .99 Inc baking .Scattemchickpoonpepper DEUCK)IJSCROOKNECI 3OFFEL en over this rice. Spread re- 1 meduun onion, finely I maining rice mixture over grated (pulp and juice) KEN-I-BURGER ... 72olpKo$2119 / chicken. Sprinkle with the corn- Thoroughly mix together a LB. REFILL ll p/ nut. Refrigerate, covered. B&M the t& in a preheated 375-degree oven bgc S by5by3 In FANTASTIC .............. 5401. $1.59 loaf Ps" so PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE until hotthrougha,ulcocnz,ut js KOTEX SUPER / eareflOajrspaces. Bake h2 touted about 20 minutes. a preheated THURSDAY 923 THRU SUNDAY 9/26/76 SANITARY NAPKINS 30 CT. $1.69 Meanwhile, rtheat rna1n1ng minutes. Cool. Pour off juices DAYTIME DIAPFRS sauce and pass separately. and turn out meat loaf. Cover WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES Makes 4 to 6 servings. and chill. Slice at serving time. KIM BIES .................... BOX $2.09 RIWFfT IrPPR CAMPBELI.S CHUNKY SOUP Mill cDo Cam r1oftance _______ _____ Salad Bowl TOP VALUE ___ V[I.1O, CHESTERFIELD . . , RUMP $109 PWS DEPOSIT AVE 45c) (SAVE saucepan over low heat melt • ROLLED _ (J 0 _________________ 0 ______________ Dot '................4.."' ARMOUR STAR TESTENDER ____ (SAVE 30c) - • SPIkURIBS GROUND_ BONELESS F __ GIANT SIZE ARMOUR VERIBEST PORK ES '. r 8 PACK uffy - _ , LEMON It's made special needed. I shop and save unim Top VWueutanq"I Ina lod Pan. Freeze until am Tom Into a lwp bowl &W add egg whites; beat at high speed of electric miser ll smooth and fl about 10 mInutes. Return to loaf pan; freeze udl1 "a cap heavy cream firm. Makes about 1% quarts. 2 tablespoon, butter Thinly slice 2 of the apples BUFFET SUPPER into the pastry shell and spread Antipasto with evenly. Stir together the sugar, Spiced Aitichokes _ flour and cinnamon; sprinkle 44 Spaghetti with Meatballs Of the mixture over the sliced Garlic Bread SaladSowl apples. Halve the remaining Italian Coeese Cake apples crosswise. Place 1 of the SPICED ARTICHOK halves in We conterof the pie Calorie-watchers may want _ the reinahilng 7 halves to omit the oil. arrange around it so that they are cicie 1 package (9 ounces) frozen to the edge of the shell. Sprinkle artichoke hearts with the remaining sugar 1 small bay leaf 'mixture. Very slowly pour the 3 whole allspice cream mound the center apple. 2 tablespoons olive,pil with butter. Bake In a Cook the Irtlthokè beads, preheate004jeeo until adding the spice, according to apple halves are tender but dill package directions. Coin. Just ___ hold their shape _abootl hour before serving drain if neceaCool to allow juices to thicken, sary; remove the spice. Add the but serve while still slightly oil. Serve as part of an anwarm. Upasto. MAKE-AHEAD DINNER COMPANY DINNER Q1cken Rice Curry` Chutney Roast MiutSauce Green Peas Gre"d Fruit Potato Lamb es Zucchini Fruit sherbet Compote Beverage Ileveraft CHICKEN RICE CURRY MINT SAUCE Curry powder may be deOur version of the famous creased for a blinder dish. English accompaniment for 1 cup converted rice iamb. 2 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoon sugar 4 teaspoons curry powder "a cup white wine vinegar 3 tablespoons fiow Pinch ofsa!t 2 cans (each 10% ounces) 1 tablespoon finely chopped condensed thicken broth, fresh undiluted At least an hour before ocrb cup water ving stir together all the In-3 cups Hnch pieces cooked gredJe; cover and let skin-free chicken at room tem ~ cup canned flaked coconut von to blend.perature for haMakes about 1Cook dce according topack- 3rd cup. . age directions. In a inedlign By CECILY SOWNSTONE away pale-colored inside core Associated Press Food Editor portion. (These cores are good We've had requests for a rev- to eat raw.) Steam the deep Ipe we once gave for miniature yellow outside portion mdii marzipan carrots with which to very tender; drain and di'y on decorate ever-popular carrot paper toweling. Puree in an cakes. Because that recipe electric blender or press called for red food coloring, though a fine-mesh drainer. now taboo, we've dreamed up There will be a generous 14rd an all-natural way to make tiny cup; use ¼ cup of this puree fondant carrots. the extra maybe used in a soup. Our inspiration came from a In the large bowl of an ekepamphlet we treasure: "How to tric mixer at medium speed, Grow the Peanut and Ic5 Ways thoroughly beat together the 4'4 of Preparing It for Human Con- cup carrot puree, peanut butsumdIon" by George Washing- ten, bitter, egg yolk, vanilla ton Carver, published about 50 and salt. Reserve 44 cup of the Yews ago at Tuskegee Institute sugar. Into the carrot mixture, where the famous scientist car- at low speed, but In the re ned on his work. In his booklet maining sugar, one-third at a there's a recipe for Peanut Car- time and keeping smooth. rot Fudge that inspired the fol- Sprinkle the reserved 44 cup lowing rule for an uncooked sugar on a smooth surface and peanut carrot fondant from with a rubber spatula turn the which to fashion delightful gar- carrot mixture onto it. Knead nlshes. To deepen the natural until smooth. color, we call for only the outer line an ibyi by 24nch cake portion of the carrots, darker pan with plastic wrap. Pack the than the inner core. We also call carrot mixture Into the pan. for a yolk from a brown egg, Smooth the surface. Tightly usually a little more vivid than cover pan with plastic wrap. one a white egg. Refrigerate until firm enough CARROTS PEANUT FON- to cut -about l hour. g into 1. DANT Inch squares- there will beM. 3 medIum carrots, each Shape each square into a I'4about 7 inches long Inch long "carrot." Coil. Insert ¼ cup creamy peanut butter tinysprigs of parsley in the tops 2 tablespoons butter or of those carrots you are using margarine, softened right away. Wrap the unused 1 egg yolk, from a Large garnishes In plastic wrap and brown egg store In the freezer; t1aw when 4 teaspoon vanilla needed and Insert the parsley 44 teaspoon salt tops Just before using. To 1 package (1 pound) decorate a carrot cake, brush confectioners' sugar Its top with a confectioners' Parsley or carrot-top sugar glaze and arrange the sprigs minature carrots over the Pare carrots and quarter; glaze; you can use 12 for a cake with a small sharp knife cut baked in a 10-Inch tube pan. neighbor1, C tuna, C I. £ I , ' . ..%j' I I j I71 ,..ItI 1!%'. . . I, t I i \ .1.".'5•' • •,JI ••5.j.•L :. j -.. ,.i'. ., .. I,. s. :... .... ,.... 1I/ . • . .. • . •:' .......... , -. ..5 . S .. • ' ....... ••• . . . . .. .aTj ,,lZ• •••.•._ • • • .. • . -................ : S .:: _.;, �!saIn. NsrK, Sanfsrd, P1. VNIISy, . 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TUDAY,OCTOBER5 Fr Maid p,eas.ag $tj, 3.4 A4yergIst Qnjr, and Elm. _______ 7th W.dn.sday Is Ladles' Nighti 25' PLUS SKATES, 7301030 Roller Rink Yse'rs Invited to come $ela the fun at Skate CIty super en$eym*nt fir the whale family .1 ward, up, down or diagonally, Find e.th and bo* It In. . WINTER Pottery Skating Sch.dui• SUNDAY 1:31 p.m.4:$ pm. and 4:11 p.m..4:SS p.m. MONDAY 7:31 p.m..iS:N p.m. FAMILY NIGHT WUDNESDAY 7:30 p.m..II:IS p.m. LADIES NIGHT FRIDAY 7:31 p.m..Il:SS p.m. SATURDAY 5:10 a-m.-1l;$ am., t:Je p-nt .4:le p.m. 7:35 p.m.'ll:Ie p.m. Puppet TUESDAY £ THURSDAY RISIRVID FOR PRIVATE PARTIES DISCOUNT RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FOR CHURCH, SCHOOL, CLUBS SI BIRTHDAY GROUPS lli MORE Now Appearing 'F In ON THE DOG TRACK ROAD OFF HWY. 1742 FINN PARK. 339-2474 The Sandbar Lounge - __ 9 PM Until _______________________________________________________ ___________ ______ .1 r ______ N ) lAM ( FREE OUBLE ____ _______ DRINKS BUBBLE SLIM & TRIM CLASS 7P,M.UntilIP,M. ?Mn,ThrvFri. / \ Unt ii 7PM 4Itlle.- ) During The Month Of October State 4PM Rd. 44 "is-. ------''" Urwi.t.d liems Cluttering Your if? SKATING jf Sheraon-SanforcI Inn 141 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORYOFFER ThI$AdAfld$2.00Wffl EnmbYOUTO4,5 P51.323-4010 A Ciaulf1d A4 C4is Make Room Your Heuse And ?4qnsy In Your P.cke.f I RINK P51322.7353 700W. 25th St. (SR 44A) Sanford Cell 322.2611 ___________________________________________ or e314993 To Place Your Money Making Ad - -, - 'i11' - ','.: - and csllSctables ______ i. Small 110MB el qualIty bidry, , _____________________ PINSY WOODS BARN Hand made learner purses, wallets, 't3 JsRfl*an, I? VIM F1 100.15 Furniture SI MlscefIaneous. Sell Ciii. Trailei','30I,Inj.,9p.,p belts and checkbook wallets. fOrJlpct.contmisslon Fr.'. Pick Complete Excel. Cant $050. Saturdays; pm 3*. 30 Gal. water system, SanfOrd 333-1270. large, __________________________ heavy Oily wood lithe, !', S5.-Makal ?Mrdtsndise Phone - - - - - __________________________ ______ ___________ ___________ 2 WEEKS S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL CALL TOLL FREE ____________________ 1500.433.2534 MECHANIC il-Help Vsnted Experienced mechanic' who owns hIs own toots. SmIttys Inc. has an immediate opening. Good pay, steady employment. Apply to: '1,27UO,tdoDi'Ive, 'Iord, 3222112. _____________________ Clerical Help - Typing, filing, Office Experience needed. :-Iobforfast&efficientpe,.on. 1305 E. 2nd St., 323•70I0. Used Office Furniture - 322-24 0 ANYTIME SEWING MACHINE - -WE SELL SUCCESS301 Commercial m-si,a _____________________ ____________ ice MORE CASH ____ Realty __________________ ' ' _____________________ - - - jj ______________________ ________ LfgaI Notice UNEMPLOYED? Never again If you have sincere des and ambltion: Serious only please call IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT FOR VAl354ansrIp.m,or,v,.fleloat SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74'1SIS-CA4s.F - Giovanni, Deltona, Fla. 32743. Is Re: me MaI'TIegS at Nurses: RN's I LPN's. AIdiLAi WILLIAM FRANKLIN AN _____________________ companion. Needed Immediately DERSON, Husband 475-0434. Wanted- Laz Salespers : MARY PATRICIA ANDERSON, Wile Customed to high standard NOTICE OP ACTION living. Call 333-5142. __________ TO: WILLIAM FRANKLIN ANDE RSON Residence and address I unknown Notice rOt) ARE NOTIFIED that an 'N THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND action for Dissolution ci MarrIage has been filed against you and you pOi IUMINOLI COUNTY, arerequiradtoseqveacopyof FLORIDA. CIViL ACTION NO.10-ss.C$..,.i written defenses, If any, to it on KIRBY MONCRIEF, of JAMES C. CREWS AND BILLA 0. SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND CREWS, His Wife, MONCRIEF, Plaintiff's Attorney, PlaintIffs whose address is, Post Office Box 'v'-. n,, tanl,i,.4 EI,..I.'. -Wi- UT' WAITIJA JtFFRY, ak-a WANDA btforeOPober 1574, and file the STUMBO AND ROGER STUMBO Her Husband, AND THE ATLAN. TIC NATIONAL BANK OF SAN. ofh'wIs. a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded FORD. A Banking Corporation in me Petition, Defendants WlTNElSmyhardandthosialof NOTICE OF ACTION this Court on the 13th day ci Sep. TO: WANDA JEFFREY a-k-a WANDA STUMSO AND tember, 1974. (kel) ROGER STUMBO. H. Iickwlth, Jr. Her Husband Clerk of the Circuit Court RESIDENCE UNKNOWN By: Mary N. Dardon YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Deputy Clerk that an action to foreclose en that certain mortgage dated December S. Kirby Moncrlef, of 21,1573, PublIc hecords of SemInole SHINNOLSER LOGAN County, Florida, Oft the following AND MONCRIEF Post Office Box described property, to-wit: FlorIda 337fl The West 12.3 felt of Lot N in 5anfo Attorneys for Plaintiff Block 43. and oil of Lot M in Block of AMENDED PLAT OF CRYSTAL Publish: Sept. 13. 22. 25, Oct. 4, 1574 LAKE SHORES. Lake Mary, DEDS. Florida, according to the piat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 4, IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Page 11.01 the Public Records FOR SUMINOLU Seminole County, Florida, COUNTY, has been filed against you and you FLORIDA, CASE NO. 74.I7$1.CA.ga.B arereIredtos.rveayofyr written defenses to it. if any on INRE:THEMARNIAGIOP CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for DOROTHY LEE W000SON, Plaintiff, whos, address is 412 Petltr, Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, and Sanford, Florida, and file the RICHARD AARON W000SON. original with the Clerk of Circuit Respondent, Court, Sanford, Seminole County, NOTICUOFACTION Florida on or before the lit day of THU STATE OP FLORIDA TO: RICHARD AARON W000SON October, AD. 1574; Otherwise a A&O.AtA,Q. default will be entered ----..-.,--aaI,,.i for the relief demanded in the Fleet Post Office petition. WITNESS my Hand and The NEW YORK. NEW YORK Official Seal 01 this Court on this the 23rd day of August, A.D. 1514. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that DOROTHY LEE W000SON (Seal) has filed a Petition In the Circuit Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr C0ii of Seminole County, Florida, Clerk of the Circuit Court to" DIsIOlUtIofl of Marriage, and you Seminole County. Florida are required to serve a By: Lillian Woodman copy of your written defenses, it any, on KEN. Deputy Clerk NETH W. MCINTOSH, of STEN. CARROLL BURKE Attorney tar Plaintiff STROM, DAVIS I, MCINTOSH. 412 Sanford Atlantic Attorneys for Petitionir, whOs. address is Post Office Ba 1330, Bank BuIldIng Sanfont, FlorIda, 32771, id file the FlorIda 37771 original with the Clerk of the Publish, Sipt. 1, , 15. , 1514 ahove. styled Court on or before Octo,,' , DED.1 - I57& otherwise a default and UItlt ivdgm.nt ffl be entered FICTITIOUS NAME agansp you for the relief deman, Noticelsherebygiventhatw,ar, in the Petition. engag.d in business it 4105 LannaaI WITNESS my hand and Official Bvactt Dr., Orlando 32510, Seminole seal of said Court ontite 11th da County, Florida under the fictitious Septernbe,. A.D, 1514. name of INTERIORS BY REY (SEAL) Arthw' H. Bckitp,, Jr. TREX. and that intend to register said name with the Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court Sminole County, Florida the Circuit Court, Seminole County, By: Jean E. Wilke FlorIda In accordance with 1k, Deputy Clerk provisio of the Fictitious Name Slalufes, To Wil: Section $4309 STENSTROM. DAVIS 1 MCIHTO$H Florida Statutes 1557. Post Office Box 1330 S Jo Ann Reynolds Flagship Bank -SuIte 22 Bonnie Treiier blish: Sept. IS. 22, 29, Oct 6.1924 Sanfont, Plc. 3777) Publish Sept. 27.25 & Ocr. 6, i, m DED-Ilo _________ f , FUTURA. BY, SINGER , --.CaIIBart WIlT REALTY urr ' &t -' - ____ - - I manager. - - _____ ,' ________ SUB.DI VISIONS??? ' Legal - --_-__ .. , - _______ _______ ,,,l WI l .'....'..--.-IIIV!IIUW, -. Furniture 322-2420 ____________________________ MultipleLlstlngServjce - I S Sanford's newest residential REALTORS OU'FH neighborhood Liixuiy Patio Apartmenb StudIo, 1.2,3 BodroomApts. Down . FHA Conventjongl.5% Down VA Financing-Nothing - - ardens I 25,000 FROM . , - Quiet, On. Story Kltchn Equipped AduIt.Family On. Bdroom Homesrudyforyour Inspection and immediate occupancy , ,, From $ C ' P 2MSPARK enev New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes SanfordAve.,i Blocks Southof Airport Blvd 135 1505 W. 25th St. ' FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Fla Bra Hey Qdham-323-4670 322-2090 BUiLDER.DEVELOPER '- ,. KEN EPPERSON LADIES'" P500 ifs. MylttlR5 ii value- 332- - Mac trucki. TRANSCRIBER SECRETARY to use I SM Mag Exec Machine, 1W! 1W 1W! flW, Dolls buy fur*w'e, - Stenstrom Realty - *NDAY, SEPTEMBER 31C7 Fair SponsOred by DeBary Volesgeer Fire Depsrtmerg, darting 11a.m., lj.n'g ND!CMS - - W fe PUlls. 35. Guaranteed recOnditioned auto batterIes, 177.55 exchange. ClassIf i Ads will always give you REEL'S $O maC. . . MUCh. Much Mu. man SHQP, lige Sanford Ave. you expect, - - ___ FIND NOlSON MARINE 2925 Hwy 77.57 ----._ ' perced. Educational Child Care for as low as PRESCRIPT ION TYPIST- Es. • WkIy it YOU quality. 3235434 periincod. ___ - - SMALL ENGINE REPAIR- Sw.. -. tools L. gwood Day Care CenterLngwd'soidest. 4a.m. 4 p...bus to CHEF'S ASSISTANT- Es. perienced. efem. school. 3ls3m anytime. MECHANICS- Own foo5• _____________________ ______________________ APPLIANCE SALES- Able t 1l-htruct _______________ repair small app. SupervIsory OFFICE MANAGER Knowledge Iyping. Handle phone orders. United Solvents. 323-1502. __ Braiding Leathercraft Weaving Ceramics Model Ships Wood Carving Tomorrow: Living In Space WITH RUDY NAB MOOR I tan1ey'* Pub (ldat5. • TD1ES8 TO _________________________________ Beadwork icred by Sexnhv4e Sm. to 5 p.m., Lord 11, I barbecue, 6:30 p.m., Sanford CIvic Canter. .. ' CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise ' - For families or friends ot problem YOL/ LITTLE FEE AGENCTN drinkers. EMPLOYERS For further information call 123.15*7 or write NE ED HELP FAST? Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. We 've Got The People •lox 333. Sanford. Fla. 32711. For YouI C&1323.5176 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPERFr, 444.3027 for "We Care' - KnOwIede of 3300 mac "Hofllne," Adults or T.ens. familiar with trucking bus SILLAROS SALES- Experienced. * OVERWE1OI4T* Excellent $5. __ Lou IIIIdPOUAdI SECRETARY- Afiractivi, The Easy Way typing and shorthand a MUlTI Guarerw.ed.CaIIIaj.4$50 COUPLE- Live In, care for children. und 5'ngt £ RETAIL SALES- Part time. Es. perienced In iuniw ready.fowesr. DRIVER-at States. $15,300 plus. $100 Reward Tractor.frall' For the return of purse and contents. SECRETARY- Able to travel __________________________ Keep money. 332.130). KUth. Expenses pelt ________________ RESTAURANT PORT EN- Localb ar work. _______________________ PIZZA MAKER- Local. Es. -ciii _____ 7 p.m. MayfaIr Cotitry Qth. , DAS (Tue., n. -- - - _______ ________ ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON DIPLOMA AT HOME IN YAC's Qob for &ngiu, 5p.m., (kldo Gsrdt aub, 710 E. Romne Ave., CU'Iaiitin. ______ SA1VRDAY, FTEMBER 25 CIU.IIJ Yai sponoored by DeBary Vobageer Fire we CL SAfl Block Printing Lace PLUS !Ii's 1ei i1w, 7a.m., Buck's. ________________ il-Help nIud _________________ __________________________ ______________________ CELEBRITY SEEK £ r 12:40 MYSTY CF TIE ,l.IvS Sa?II.Se 1010 (2) 0 isg. meating, 1 p.m., FIIDAY, T!$14 VuNsd DISII at S CUBSIdeUiC7, 2:30 p.m., at beinso(M FL Rouniflet, 510 PolmeSto Ave., Sanford. Robert I win ssk on Sits U.S. CUontitiglon. ___ _______ Seale Seuk R.inzy, 7:30 a.in., Lord Osomky's, Alte Spi1. 210 0 TIE DOCT Ci) TIE GUIDING (91W) --p sa karo. A duSnl.i NISr*I P)*ç to bledrt.I a Mu twins S at r. in &i- (2) (4) a ________ ______ g CBS E Lar* A iai bin lingwii Ssrn3.bade huela Road, DeBaxy. Rides, bingo, end barbecue. Sanford Optimist (iab- I' Ilamon banquet, Ci) 01€ IJE TO U • PiCIV MOLME 910 '' 'e y. - _______ RYNI'S iPE ') "TI. Houss, USA." BrudiriCk Crawford, Rilph Mksr. INs. (T1) "III. NdJI at ins Lc Lviii ins, Fa.d, Lanir. 1144 (.) "The ON 10 in . .- . e.ts., ae. I j. t, (flfl.) "110 110ffl.J Ifo CL - 5 S $VSSinC*d1frd.rdlpis. w Thai bu1onpkm. . ___ (I) Fam.y FELO S 100 CLLS _______ _______ .. ___ 1:30 p.m., Land o'___ Eat Cbaatry ciui1MThtTT7 '' as ianj ______ _______ ______ Isd (bl, 7:15 a.., luek's. La y Ksly, $ I.m., Mayfair C111t,, aub. -- l ' ° ' _____ .- NIh ___ ME 1 Co.lan- CanL.L S (4)MCDAY I Saloma ag l$uf.rd, il:1 p.m., Mayfair Cog, Qs*. (lists.) ''Tl. e Kiy.Ms L, Wrora Lies. 1142 _______ h1u1)AY, STMIEII 6BT$, 1ae, noon, Holiday _____ MIIOI*I Springs. Shadow." Audis Murphy, T' Ittoos. INs. 110 (2) Li'iES (I) AS ,.0 1142. 5 Ui SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County ______ p. _____ 1210 tt10, (91W) 1 (Tees.) "Franch." ______ (ifo) ______ __ beyL91gj1. (Fit.) ,l 1110 _____ _______ Ci) CAPTAIN ______________ W)NAY,WT!)IBE*fl SPiM___ Lilli1idv, Furn, 7: p.m., Fbit Federal 8uth asd Loss Fi1ssp Room, Mia Avonus, taade Spsusrsd Bs Roy, 7: a.m., th. Cibo. thrd $erdus senior i4th5 c,, 2:35 Qi4c Cettor. S fo) L." vs eta. 10 er br , I11. v to to as a 8bO, bI5çs. 1147. II. b k at a ooiçis at of. ii k nsais t_s a ld Sin Wien Vusy e , ,u,_, . (3) (1) lIE El.LE 1G105ff: Siason premises. Gs(r,e Kirmedy ,10 _____ ai.i ________ _________ a at ___ O_______ at P.ts. 1k. boiiy ,.,,__ to '____ __ iniolodrnOWb bym during in S PCv& • CL 4-4rsonib C6LEIIDAR (I) p 0 REl FACTORY S TIE 3A.ff . 1 CL S TIE ociss SIN)w (4) Ci) SEA4 RON TOMOV S LOVE. AMERICAN ant, _________ 5 ____ (RI.) MAX S. I'SF CD IN SCHOOL TELl. veio i t_ js p,, 55I 5 PORT $10 S CO.E1IYC1-O$EIp S WAS YONlDwVU $10 _____ (2) PI'LDOII$*ESH a.okS nNasSatrnL (4) (1) 0000 T Pi1jU1U e. 7______ Days-In-sw NlgMs-3fl.fl ______ £ ' ________ ________________ • KAN(MROO ________ CI) S _______ tiers. Thi "7k. s Dollar Rip-Off." Frsddli km,, PJSlt. ___ -- ___ Sunday - Noon FrIday __________________ __________________ (4) CL YUdGNCT. $10 MT: lboin. Ci) 0reciE.- - (4) , KENNEDY-NIXON OE- $10 4 a. on is- ($2.00MINIMUMCHAEGE) 3 LInes Minimum Noon The Dc Before Publication • TE Afleniwn ____ ______ _____ 0 PALL ty 7f a mv ø.ocet , el 710W$10). (4) (756, filL b f Ot. 43. S VENC • eea ______ Ci) GOOD MORNING and canal Is wlftt big os tr Jenny Clark Isitty, 3321311. ____________________ I is flDflI(FPS 3flo - I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Wut'uudiy $spf. fl, 1521-41 FOOTBALL IS IN THE AIR- You 10 1k. bISIOSI at bUlIdli 59 may score- if you us mIs old I Air, carpate, quilt 1 a, MOBILE HOMES..-. Two moti• yoor businis... te Winter Park 3 BR,? bath wIth 31' AVON bedrooms. $125 to Ills month. ClanalfIed Ads elton. homis on an ovw$Iud tot In Iiving.dlning combinatIon. EuTh Ham Adultt. HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST. Ad 3fl.i$o FIreplace, take prIviliges, double 5f UP for P1w newly Wide with 3 IN, 1 bath fram& $l24ISTev '5 carpert, and unique landscaping, MAS - and the money to ay for FumIshed 3 BR, air, water inclu. room for the mp In me It. itari flOW - Wiling bliutiful 1*500. Adults. 113$ a month. Also fur, spare trailer, 114.500. products. Make beaunfui monsy nished I BR, air, sti. 531.15* SWIMMING POOL SAcRIItCE-• Call M437 3 BR, 1 bath, maswy. $100 d for IMormaticui Sale- All CoIns, ½ cents to dollirI . -PIANO IN STORAGE m, NO PENALTIES- For seeing titis 1150 miWh PSI,. - 754$ Park Dr .....- FHALOW.DQWN Ofl this 3 Leading manufacturer and Beautiful Spine?.Consol. stored at 10 pd. of trends. Allowing Rolling Hills I BR, 2 bath with dlstribiflor has bedroom, 1½ bath brick tror* aluminum rec. lI2BRMobiiIHomes pet. o locally, Reported like new. face for U.S. silver In 2l-S1tuatj ___________________________ country kitchen, family room with TAFFER REALTY Wlflt$d tangular pools left honi. Kitchen equippeo, fenced from 2913 Adufli... Nop,ts tredi, Cash examole: 1011.5 Rensibie party can take en tow - fireplace, doublewooded p.r• season, half price.over yard. convenient to shopping, 1100£ 75th St Brok,r Guaranteed paymentbalanc,.Wrn.a, 5, LincoM-F. $4.50. Phone 3324500. fectly manicured lot, and position in priva$e churches. ei it new for $20,300. _____________ 132 64 installallon and terms. Call 305. Send trtick. Joplin Piano, P.O. Sex overlooking golf course. 144,900. caring for Invalil. wiii live . 135-9231 collect. 31A- apIexes 103, Panama, City, Fia. 33101. Have cSr. _________________ £ __________________ W000MERE PARK- 3 be*n, CARPENTER REALT ______________ V FUMBLESCan be Costly. Don't 1½ bath CS horn.. Kitchen STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If I BR WHi care for elderly lady o Kitchen it equip A C carpeted miss seeing this Maitland 4 BR, 2 Bathroom Cabinets, Ciduifild Ads SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET equipped, fenced rear yard. Offici & store space availabl e. didn't wart there Anyone can be a Adults. No petS. $3. 322-fl14'wk. Iieffllfliflprivatehomecaliafler bath,? yr. new home. With double Counter tops. Sinks. Installation seller or a buyer. carpeted throughout. Easy pp dowrilewn Sanford. any. S p.m., )22.)OS. dys after 4. available. Bud attachedga,age,u' famllyroom Cabell. 322-5033 ___ __________ so charge. All admitted frpe. financing available. Sfl.00o. anytime, 5 low equity to assume. $41,500. _________________________ Come brOwse every Sunday I to S Pianos 1. Electronic Organs with MLS.REALTORS 1300 Acres. Osteen ares. Owni Duplex. unfurn. kitchin equipped, automatic rhythm section. Lthai at the Movieland Drive-In leNtils m141 sill. . - AC. 2 BR, carport, good location. KICK OFF- without qualifying on S'xV Utility trailer. Rebuilt, en. Theatre. South L.92. Phone 333. trades offersd. Bob Ball's Plans SI this 3 BR, 1½ bath hospital clean, closed. Lights hook-up, hitch, Organ Sales 5 Western Auto, 350 ------;I 2017 S. FRENCH _______________ 3fl.734 _______________________ Long*ood ranch with central heat spare lIre. 322-7427 from 3-4 p.m. W. Fink St., 332.3335, U iinistd Unfurnushed, two bedroom. Security ___________________ SI air, fencsd yard, barbecue, -___ _________________ ________________ Sanford-' By Owner. BR, ____________________________ Depoilt. Adults Preferred. 322. ______________________ __________________________ ________________________ carport, indoor laundry, Stepping stones, ind, rock, Centers, baths, central lilA, screen path M20 or 3237315. , SliiIS overlooking small lake a st.et, wire mern, window seals, -- O-Off TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FO _____________ carpst. 135.300.3324113 Ridgewee Arms ellen Glees Show I Sale, Sal WHAT YOU WANT. CALL 431 equIty to asSUme. $73,90Q benches, flowe, pots, Steps. SI S'it., Sept. 23534, Lak* Mirror I REDUCEDSZO00 U. Spacious ),3, 5 3 BR apts. Tvis, DELIA ELLIOTT, REALTOR MIRACLE CONCRETECO. 324louses Unfuniished Center. Laketand, Fla, Beautifully remodeled a rooms, 11 305 Elm Ave. . sw 1mm $ ng, plyground, Orlando 123-1334 ____________________ 332.1731 _______________________ sq. it, hew carpeting 1 root, g recreation room, laundry room Sanford - 2 BR. I bath home, air LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR Ar steel fle'.i;, exC(ut,ve li'4k Antique upright Piano, paint furnace, large fenced IQI. No .' 72-Auction and clubhouse. 2510 Rldgewood conditioned, fenced yard. Ill _______________________ & chiirs. SOf'etriii .te-s&'. 5 sprayer, Rockwell slid• rule high school. S1J00. Owner 3 Ave. Sanford. PH _____________________________ Mayfair Circle. Call Orlando SN. chairs. etr..gnt calculator, household 1 yard 330J ChAirs, filing Save money on TV's IFuniture. Cleaning the garage again? Maying cabinets, as s Cain ann carry goods 3333409 BAMBOO COVE APTS Mt. Dora Auction every Friday the same Items around you , NOLL'S l:3Ip.m.IayRd.1Oi4p441 Get Em While moved last spring? Planning on Deluxe Aluminum above 9rOvnd One SI I Bedroom apartments, 4 BR, 1½ bath, paneling, carpet, Casselberry. 1792.530 4201 drapes, central air. $210 mo. $100 Mt. Dma. 114335.1744, Swimming pools. (27 1S'x2V and ____________________________ storing them another ysar? Don't _____________________________ -. furnished or unfurnished. Newly sic. dip. 323.0503. dolt. Pianagaragl,ali and don't I$'x33' complete, 1 yrs. old, ' Theyte Hot" 4edecoratea. Come see. E. Arpert r, forget to advertise it in the Herald PcssOfl Sacrifice 'i prlc. ____________________________ 77 Wanted J. S.snfor. n io. ikoum unfurnushed toys.. C want ads. Like magl. the clutter The govqrnm,nt has release ______________ Call colIsli 305 2730410. _______________________________ to schools and shopping. Call UI. * * * * * * * * * mo,*y for subsidized housing u will dIsappear, and you'll have PouItmanureforyou,faiga, OVIEDO - Dupiexes. Furn. or IS1O. Wanted. Residential site for "SpeclalOtTp,eWees" or pasture, $2 yUd loaded Othi lUYJUNKCA*S-from$35p extra cash in your pocket. 'Y'$ New houses mi ,Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. - ____________ call 3321131 after 4p.m. -_____________ rural area. No do payment TEE'N GREEN- 107 Bunker 5*immi,tg pool. Leading farm. Hoiden's Enterprise Egg RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. ________________________ 3 BR, 1 bath, fenced yard, kitchen I'M A CUTE lIttle 3 BR, i bath distributor wants a nice backyard Lane- Reduced again for quIck Farm, Read Ellis Road, Osteen Monthly payments less than rent __________________ equipped. IllS per mo. $100 dip. home. My owner has transferred to display new 1974 model above said Nice 3 BR, 1½ beth home Call to see if you qualify. (off 4143,2 ml. east Osleen Bridge. 322 0014. and I need a flew Qround Pool. Top consideration care for nice section next door to Mayfair .For Wrecked or Junk NOW LEASING me.Lrneovera,)01p given for prime location. Call . NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES M. UNSWORTH REALTY Country Club, Features include Deltona3BR,1½bath Pt'.one574 Sanford Court Drive, then callus. siuoo. Woodfltf'5Gard Center 3521 alter S p.m. central air SI heat, carpeting, 1221320 collect. cars & Trucks ____________________________ Reg. Reel Estate Broker Any year thru 1974 models.. WALK TO SHOPPING-I yr. 3 601 Celery Ave. utility building, and deep well. AMMO Apartments 7 days . SHOTGUN SI RIFLE. 30 503w. 1st St. BR. 7 beth, Central heat p_,_. Rent or Sell - Immaculate 3 BR, 2 .%'eek. Call collect. 544-273' Now lust $33,000. pcI. off, New modern single story I 1. 2 Sanford Auction, transferred. What a buyl 127.300. _333d or323.0317 eves. 1200 S. bath, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. 64-Equipmeg fnj' FrenchAve.,333.7 bedroom apts. and completely _________________ ********* siss mo. 323-74i1 VETERANS- Best buy In towol idyliwlide 101 Brentwood Drive, furnished studio apartments. 7$-ItorcycIes IL000under comparable hom 3 Call Sanford'sSaiesLea, Steam Clean YourOwnCarpet WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 144.000. 3 BR, 2 baths, beautiful Conveniently located SI beautifully Pinecrest, 7110 French Ave., 3 BR. BR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped BUY-SELL-TRADE Rent Our Reinsnvac Wa bath, kitchen equIpped, IllS interior with fIreplace. 10 Pd. landscaped. Abundant storage central heat and air, wait to wail '71 Honda CL 300, likenow, $423, 2635 3lI-3lSE. First St. 332-ian CARROLL'SFURNITUE,rn.sI$I down, P4 pct. lnte,eot. $273 mc. (InCluding attic) and "GE Energy Per mo. 3221731 Of 323-1303. carpeting. Owner pays all closing Laurel Ave., Sanford. pays all. 332.1)01. Efficiency Pacliagv'. From $745. costs. From $21,000. Only 3 3BR,unfurfte Motorcycle Insurance Call 3310220 between I 5 3:30. remainIng. _______________ 5I-HousI4 Goads 6PPS Niceloat ALTAMONTE SPRINGS BLAIR AGENCY Multiple Listing Service -------- - AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, - 323-3144or REALTORS Below appraisal. Must sacrifice, 3 2S4SPARK Shots. 1 male, S mos,, 1200. 1 0 Hoftda, CB 330, %o cluded. Call eves. 323-liti. Miles. ______________________ female, 4 moe., 1130; 345-S7IO. classified ad to solve it. Try one Excellent co., $3. 322-3517. _____________________ Evn.3.un;m.41u;372.l,54 borhood. Eat-in kitchen with all Singer Futura (one of 3 BR, 2 bath, large family room, the bestl) In _____________ Spacious 2 BR, 1 bath, apt. KitcJe,i ________________ applIances. Central air 1, heat. excellent Coslilon, Does all FREE to good home- St. Bernard largelot.OkSIIrut,Of,,of '73 Kawaskl, 750CC equipped, dining room, living rm., Seller pays all refinancing costs. of SewIng; .eguIar, Stretch. , AKC, male. Good with children Sanford's best areas. Best offer _____________________________ air cond,, carpeted throughout. WithExtras,GcodClt 33-Houses Furnished Asking 123.110. No reesonable Deco Stitches. Make' buttonpoies, Phone 321-03%. over 117,000,witp, good terms. 322Adults only. References requIr. 5630.333.340,. offer refused. Call Phyllis Cap. __________________________ blind hems. etc. Sold new for $649. 5116. By Owner. 321-0011. K1SH REAL ESTATE Lake Mary-I BR furnls ponI, Realtor.Associa,e After Two female miniature poodle Sell for 1219 cash, INC. or E.Z. hours, 531-1723. FRICKE 1. Lake Mary - 3 BR, 1½ bath , newly refinished Inside and out. puppies, black. AKC, ISO each. 79''Tr'UCkS.Tl'31$e.t'S payments of S14 per ma. Adults. No pets. 3fl.353, homes, Start at 521300 with $3 FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., 323.0393 ________________________ ____________ For free horns trIal Cell ____________ Orlando, REALTOR. 531.1233. 31 down. Government funding. By hnfls Furnished 647-1377, SAM 104PM 1571 Ford flat bed 2 ton truce. like Cat SI Kittens builder, 534 Equal Housing n.e, .i tires, A.1 mechanically, Stenstrom 57 Each to goodhome GOOOAREA_2BR.1bath,e Ot'portunity. MO N T H I V $3,315. Ph. 333.4*74 after S. RENTAL LOCH ARBOR- 701 Forest Drive-. garage, range, ritrig., fireplace and gas heat. 120.000. AVAILABLE I Brittany farm house, in beautl 12' wide, furnished, 1 BR. AC, Country Atmosph SEWINGMACHINEREPAIR Color TV,AIrCOnd.MaidSeIV $0-Autos for Sale Adults. Also 1 trailer LochArbor,c,,stombuiI, lowner, 66-Horses _____________________ 322Clean, oil & adlust. Regular price QUALITY INN NORTH OUT OF TOWN ____________________________ _____________________________ 3 BR, 1 bath, decorator's accents throughout, Large 3 BR, family room home, lI55R 434,Longwood large Sl2.9$. Sept. Special. $5.29. All Ia2 lot, cern, H I. A, well and Eat-in kitchen, carpeting, central outside the city. Over-sized lot, Horse trailer, 2 horss tandem. 1923 Granada, one owner, air contypes of machines repaired Free Fishermen. Canoists - 2 BR. turn., pump. Hors, pasture avail, for heat &air, walk.In closets, many trees, at a price you can 1 SR furnished garage apt.. Water dltiated, AM-FM radio, excellent metal, 1200; also register pick-up I delivery. Call Orlando rent. adults. Wekiva LandIng, 323-4470 $31000. beautifully landscaped, $35,500. afford. lurn. Adultsorily. nopets. 371.1305. quarter horse mare, Only $17,500. Call Betty cofldllion. 13300. Phone 534-3141. 617-1377. yea, or 323-1301. FIamm-RALT0R small, coggins negative, 5200. SAN LANTA- $71 Rosaila DrIve- 7 COMMERCIAL LOTS - Pius 3 AN MO PARK. 1, 3, 3-bedroom ASSOCIATE. Both for $330. (West of Deterid) 1973 Chrysler Newport, I owner, PS, BR, 2 bath home on 2 more lots. traIler apte. Adult & lamity pork. Unbelievable 3 BR, 1½ bath, with PB, AC,excellentcitl,j Highway 11, 11-3rd mIle 'All to Real Estate Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17-92, Sanford icreene patio. Hardwcsf floprs Johns River at St.- Johns River Of belt Offer. 3324130. One of sin TOUCP and Sew i itj. ____________ with loads ci extras. 241od Zig Zag m,.chines AsSume __________________________ '77 Cougar- XR.7. fully equIpped REAL ESTATE uatanceotSI$SS0orp,,$ll,90per -41-'bouses apt., water furnished. CITY-700W,st let.- Commercial 110. 343-3Sp between-5 e 5. - SmailPony Realtor month Will lake trade in. Singer Reg.RealEsta$eBroker33l 332 79$ Near Shcpping area. Adults only. Zoned 2 BR residence. 'for com. 322774* Gentle 373.7$5 equipped to zig zag 1. make button ease a Datsun Including 2 cars SlOOmo. 322-5S3aor3fl.5 SANFORD- Pick your own new holes, Balance of $51 1$ or 10 373-7211 blnation bJslness.residence. OAK SHADEO-..35R,POol,OaPJen trucks. For information call Bill 511250. tam. carpet,3BR,I'-,baths,5l00n area. 123500. 1 - -___ _______ Winter Sorina.RD IL. .Ih payments of $6 Call credit Horse Pasture for rent on Ups-ala _________________________ Ray or Jack Mink, *31-1311. $174 mo. pays all. I/a annual Pd. rrn., fIreplace, i bth from 3729111 or see at e Road. $15 month. IDVLLWILDE104 rate, 340 Mos. $20,000. VihIen RoadSchool. Enc. patio, 530,300. TO SETTLE ESTATE - En. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '77 and SANFORDSEWINGCENTER Near ldyllwiide School. See thIs 3 327 0901 chanting old 3 bedroom, picture '73 Models. Call 323.5370 or 531CRANK CONS'T REALTY 307 E 1st St Downtown __________ ______________ 4l-.i/jgfo to Buy BR,3bathh.)meonspachome window, fireplace, Perfect setting REALTORSI30.1 160$ Dealer. ______________________ site. Includes family room, cenfor antiques. 125.000. TIRED OF EVES. 323-3519 tral heat 1. air, 52-pli,v double cirport, 7573 Caprl 3600. 3 door, excellent Cash 322'4132 plus loads of extras. 537,700. conditi VETERANS - NothIng down. I speed, AC. 322-7315 BATEMAN REALT'T SANFORD after 3:30 p.m. $15300 U9. 122.300 For used furniture, appliances. Used Not-ge KESIDE APARTMENTS refrigerator good Rrq Real Estate Broker SUNLAND- XI S. StiAhafid - This little cutle will not last. BrIck tools, etc. Buy 1 or '1001 items. condition, sio. Call 332571$ after 1 Hlghway 26355. Saiitor Ave Laroer corner lot, 3 BR, 1 bath, Iiyf?IOuI?. 2 dr., HT, 31$ eng,, front, trees, prIvacy. 3 bedrooms, Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. p.m. Harold Hall Realty .rtAcrosSFronchs, fl1 0?S9eves extra clean cond. Needs Iran. 3727643 __________________________ completely fenced. Attractive central air, garege. Call now. We buy and sill good furniture and Smis$iOn 0-h. 1300. 323-5215 alter 4 323.$6lOor$31.9777 KENMORE WASHER, parts, paneled family room, carpeting, REALTOR,MLS Sanford - 2 BR, air, screened Cliff jordan Realtor PM. antiques, HWY 14 AUCTION servIce, usedmachunes porch, 2 lots, fruit I oak trees. MOONEY GALLERIES, 322-4972 323.5774 AnytIme W000MER E- 2525 Sanford Ave.APPLIANCE%373 0497 _____________________ W76 Cutlass Supreme, air, bucket $15,950. $7,000 down. 323-1137. 2032 3 BR. 1 bath, wall-to-wall car. t we buy used furniture Jefferson. Seats, automatic, less than 5000 peting. with fully equipped kit. BRANDNEW-Closeto,,hoppjng,? BR, 2 baths, central heat & air 53-N. Radio.Stereo __________ I item or a houseful miles. Best offer over 14,O0. $31. chin. BPP warranted, tsi.eia ----......... - -wIll-lu-wal, car. 333.7373 2011 or 322-3709, BALL REALTY Call Sanfords Sales Leader Piting. s21,500. USedTV '45 Mustang, 6 cylInder, 3 speed. Callafter5p.m We Buy Rig. Real Estate Broker DYNAMIC PROPERTIES tape deck and Mater. Phone 322. In SALES-RENTALS S-V. Hardwiclt, Broker _____________________ DAVE'S 335 6414 117W. let ST.. Sanford Deltona. 64-44I1 ANYTIME 3325641 or 3372737 after Hr's. ____________________________ 24flm.S .............24ca line DEADLINES C) I) CL) • 155 (I) y Ufl Its P'' an o i- , __ - CL$130c'000iSTiow S HOIOU S am 1510 $10 ci a,r OMIOFENeeE SACIC (7) 2 _____ -- I 33lMIi C. ____ STYLI ® II•PV ______________ . M.rck.ndfs. 41-ffiuies iso, * JEANNIE (Wsd.) 05CC: PRORL El UCAT1ON (at) PICfl CF l.11t on (I) TDTRL1E TRUTH (L) uv Ci) CROSS (T. lius.) I MONDAY thru IIDAY SATUNDAY I.Nasn II1 I 323.3$) th - IsulqIforaW, Isufoit FL - S eaco ftos •:0O AM. - StJI P.M. 1 thru s Pinils........4tca • SIIWV 23 "lB'S ....JIC 41-4bigis _______ I FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER matw. PI?WI. Sand r,Ium. to los 410, co Tb, Evening Hi,d 4 room apt. downstairs and S room 9. Box tul. Sanford. apt. upstairs. $100 monm, Phone Fia !!. 332031). _________ RATES - him Hunt Realty ... Of Two Bedrooms. Carport, air, '1 S dip. lIla after ii AM. 510 CI S LOVE, AMERICAN (I) SLISLM.WMC -- ____ ,$n &s10n, HOURS awmc a ICYOP S RJR 40 _____ (L3Sa€MWfAC I M 12 Øy ® H 0 L L V WOOD (I) euuEm CLASSIFIED DEPT. (2) ____ _____ S HODOOOY __ a ___ ________ 2 NC BCS 1110 S LOVE, AMERICAN ee _____ _____ CL) MTOl R.M. Thuriday EnglaRd In Its 1$ioa. SPirfNTi. Nees S CD ' . Mats,, adults. No pits ft. .' er __________ Naftwv Mvs drivers IIcsni. Od Piont,. Mother and lnv.tI *,. 831-9993 322-2611 WELE __ Housekeeper - Live in - Winter Pwk ts 7)E LITTLE 410 310 tes. , • FPMILVAi C7)MWN = a hIP nd '-Amsrumij -. '-'. r$25..lvn4luv Ia5e I 4 _________ jALTORS multiple listing SirviCi Interested? 4BR,2bath,carpeted,fencedback yard, well, utility building. Longwood 534 MO. Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat SI fenced yard, separate studio, $3,000 equity I assume loan of U2,, 3210503. FIVE ACRES- Sanford Ave., 53.000 per acre. Req Real Estate Broter JOI-INKRIDER.ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone37l 7641. Sanlord LAKEFRONT- 2,300 per acre. RENTALS AVAILABLE. _____________________________________________________________ 323.7832 bath, 12' * 6*' wIth 3' x 12' tip out. Call after 5,3234165. lvi 327 1517 or 3220612 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phone 373. ooe. I ,/ - You HOMES of DISTINCTION __________________________ WOOdtd Lat Pi'd SlTittt SWUS Sirpet Lijht Sd.wal Larg.. • I YLIkVII.QE HOMES liv 4,, 1 APPOINTMENT ______ ' Addi1Iort W.2SIh _____ SanfordFIa. I Remodeling CALL -/ ____________________________________________________________ (Ovir your home educed$l000 12' x63'3 BR, 2 bath Spanish design, located In country Mus.l see to appreciate. $3500cash.322'SolsbeforedpMor 131 1130. Rig, Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3fl 6157 Pest Control *tP alum ART ONUWN PEST CONtROL 2542 Park Drive 322 6465 Piano Services TOWER-S BEAUTY SALON lo'merly Harriett' Beauty Nook I S1S. First. 3325712 - - Carpet Cleaning * Land Clearing - Any size Sofa & Chair shampo & ScotchGua1d,bothforLjv jng (_&A BackHoe Service root-n, dining area, hail, rug L.,r,i Oear.ng. till dirt. ci.iy. rock Shampooing, regardl All kriJ of digging Housetreiters of size, $19.95. 322.35g. - stored and moved 3229)17 - Sewing - ALMOST NEW HOME --- BR, 1*50' mobile home, turn., patio awning, Can be moved. 11.400. Land 0' Lakes Trailer Court, 1100 E. Graves. Orange City, Lot 50 1SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Dr.e C.'Ivd. 323 5200 43-lots-Acreage ANFQ$ID- 62 ck-y Mt-es nu. Johns- $110,000. 617,111. i SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS You can easily makefrhis 2 bedroom home info a 3 or I bedroom cheap. Only 51.000 down. $150 payments. 3224120 ____________________ POOL HOME IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 BR. family room, fireplace, carpet, fenced. $25,000. Call Associates Connie Hughson. 50. oni or Sherry Eikins, 1113751 Evenings. PILOIAN REALTY REALTORSI3I-wa3 Die In Georgetown . area to close estate. Cash only. Also small house across Irom Crooms School. $1,993 p 'me small acreage parcels near I I Pri(ed right. WALTERS STEELE Rig Real Estate Broker $304433 Greene Inc. REALTORS Hauling ___________________________ LIGHT HAULINGI ,ARO AND GARAGE CLEAN -up Phone 319 5371 _________________________ HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lite Clearing; Mowing, Discing; Fl) Dirt; Clay; Rock; Sand; B.akhoe Loader. Ph. 322 Home Improvements _______________________ LandscapIng Lawn Cure C E SHEPHERD Punting, Remoctizllng. General pairs, Call 373 6475 -____________ J I 47-Real Estate Vianted 06 Family Rental Units 'Vanted -- Phone315 5557 -- IO List - *te'4t,cc. Ores%Makn,l Dr,)Ø('s, In 0707 _____________________ - WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Bu,irç a flew home? Moving to ar ag1rtmt? som, action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help You wrIt an ad that 'Ii bring last sale CALL 3222611 ' ''wo- _____________________ Well Drilling 'ii,S - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPl4lPg%Lj 5y AiIl,,.4 ik..t-1 )) t '1 werepairer,.,cr STINEMACHINESI SUPPLY CO 202W nd5t, ________________322 6l. ;'- i4ji4dY' SLIM BUGFi. nI)LSTERED w,Tt-s vA)UE. rIlI,M iti . it i;P,,.,,S -' Ii ,, ' 'u .; r -', -.',- .-1-!t. -t - _____ 1% t 4r, 44/! P' - -'.lfri';ti- i - ..--ii YOU Business.DIQJ 322-2M1 RLOOO I , ---____________________________________________________ ---sr------ ------- I. I __________________________ _______________________ = - EXPERT LAWN CARE' Mowing, Edgnq,Trimr'ting Fr Estimates. PIiwfl-17P7 - Roof Repair5. Carpintr y, P.nI,,ig. HOme Repairs, Guttering, Cement work. Fr.' es'inialej ui sse - SANFORD DRIvE BY 1335S.SUMMERLIPiAVE. Largeoaks.pin.&palmtrees.3 SR. 2 bath, air conditioned, Nest & clean. Mow. in now Driv, by and call tcday. 517.530. Fotrest ESTERSOPI LANOCLEARING Bulldozig. Excavating. Ditch work, Fill dirt, top soil. 322 5543 Grass cutting, noyardtoolargvorboosm.all Carpentry, Remodeling & Roofing. °' HOjsewashing, Painting, InSide SI ______________________ _________________________ out Custom built cabinets I. I2lOIolorIflOulav,s. General Maintenance, LicenseI Yr's exp, Also shampooing Cf Palmet1oAv,,Sa,d Painting carpets I re upholstering, Free TTNOSELUXURYITEMSFOR eslimat.s,$305050, I. FRACTION OF THEIR COST Caintry. Remocielirig !You ARE MISSING SOMETHING RQM TODAYS WANT ADS CLslOm IF YOU HAVEfT TRIED A Lcens.-i, snded F:e etm,t 33 CLASSIFIED AD LATELY ___________________________ - Window Washing, Floor Stripping 5 Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Free estimate, 323 5,54 Central Heat I. Air Conditioning F r free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in SdnfOfd 337, PIANO 1. ORGAN SERVICES 1771, Tuning 5 Repair, All Models 5425500 Beauty Care - 73 Ramada double wide, 24*60', 3 BR, 7 bath, kitchen, hying room. dining room, den w-w carpet. 55,000 3230011 alter 5p.m. JOHNNY WALKER - 322.31j Siding Home Improvements ____________________________ Sd'nq & soIlt System Also lntr,or E.ter,or Plastering. Roolnq, Gutters 20 Eap Pl,,li, P.itcting & Simulated Eagle 5.0mg Co $31 9563 Rrck SI Stone SpIty 332 77so an yrs _, Assoc. 32304*3 Night _________________________ Welcomes I - Broker, 3321174 Day - ____________________________ Aluminum biie Homes -----973 Schult Chateau - 3 BR, PD JOHN SAULS AGENCY ,/" Life In JUST A PHONE CALL _________________ 42- Hal Colbert Realty /_ I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YO I'1 W. GARNETT WHITE Large 3 BR, I'-, bath, no qualifying, assume $17,700 mortoage. $152 monthly. Some equity and move in. C H&A, carpeted, enclosid garage. _____________________________________________________ :----------------------------- USINESS DIRECTORY air, family rm,, garage, large - --.. - . ....p, 'a.. �Cl *lPIffi,.INI.,,fL. SOL - ~A 69th Year, No. 29—Thursday, September 23, 1916 IAVI 1k Delicious Dos, PIn.appI. Juk.....am -1 59' Ink••••............ P.., Halves Vt (. ' PIP I.nl.tt _ 14c (bc OLá.l) Uquld Dst..g.nt 39' 39' 22..s. 79 bsith SAW 3k (20c OR O Lá.l) Ilictr ic — Cascad.. *nor.... VI 1 Oc Green Glint Cut SY1' a 1, SAWlOhwithHennbulsnVanCmmps '" 2" ir ?VSflCII —4 COX SAW k S.,,. with C..s.. Ch..w, "c IZ3C skk bOwilY 0 iwsshe, Detergent I.usIp ................. p5g. reenliloans...,..., 3 P or l.a...0 SAW 2°c 10004,lm,d, Spek, Girèn, win. with """" C..I.ISSISdD,ein1 Pfeiffer Dressing .. SAVtbOcO,.tenp,ench,,l.s..k,, N Kate 89, 89' vi.,.,., 390 SAVE $ Tomato ' up.... 59 Swift's Premium T.nd.r.O,own, U.S.D.A. Grad. A, Oev't4nsp.ct.d mw. DAD, F,esl, net Firoz.n Whole Fry.rs................ Cutup Fryers .. .............. Fryer Iriast.wiseUlbi PUbIIX 'Tt%g, Place MW . . CUSTOM By The Associated Press . ................... Swift's Premium Pm-Ten S.f dip " IX . Swift'sPrmlum PrT.n Ss.f 99' Chuck II.d. Roast ............ Swift's Premium Preyen Imperial Oven Roast ........ 41, 0 139 1,•• FORD rehearsed with aides Swift's Premium Pr.T.n Boneless S.f (InIhh Cut host, Ink.) oM - to Phlladelithia when the debate begins at 30 EDT. Their vice presidential candidates carried on the campaign In the field. Ford naming mate Bob Dole was In Nebraska seeking the farm vote and Carter naming mate Waiter Mon. dale was stumping Wisconsin. In a statement Issued early today, U.S. Steel lobbyist William Whyte said Ford's overnight days at Disney World in 1972 and in 1973 were in addition to three golfing weekends for Ford paid for by U.S. Steel at the company lodge in paignirig only once out of town and then at his alma mater In his home stat.! of Michigan. Carter crisscrossed the country to shake hands and make speeches. face tonight to debate their plans for America before an audience that may number l() million people. And as Jimmy Carter, and President Ford Prepared for the debate, a U.S. Steel Corp. lobbyist confirmed that the company was host to Ford, when he was In Congress, at two overnight stays at a company house near Disney World in Florida. Ford and Carter have taken vastly differing 516411 Fryer Drumsflcks........ . 99* Sirloin Steak ..... Fryer Thighs .................. .. 99' Swift'sPremium PrT.n I.n.$.0 S.f Round ••• Fr., y WIngs...,..,.. 59' SwlftsPremiumPreTen5m.$Ind r..,1111,mslas & Nicks.. . 19' Key Club Steak .................... a.. 9 1" YOUR CMI COURTI PR'S' EXPIRE routes In their efforts to attract voter,. Ford stayed In Washington, cam- Two men, candidates for president, meet face-to- Swift's Premium PreT.n leof Loin 6s ee s TIME I 49' 59 lIVE T. 23 -J White House Mum On ' Disney Charges fl t swrs PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMEpr ECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Sanford, Florida 32111—Prjc. 10 Cents And the candidates crammed for tonight's debate In different fashions. But Republican Ford and Democrat Carter planned to spend the day of the debates In much the same way. For both, rest was planned along with flights Chuck Shoulder Roast ...... 1b. '1" Sliced Bacon...................... New Jersey. The White House had no comment on the report of U.S. Steel's role in the Florida days. But earlier this week, Ford spokesmen said there was "no evidence o!wrongddlng" in the New Jersey trips. In his statement, Whyte said he had been friends with Ford for more than 20 years and that "to my direct knowledge, Congressman Ford shared the me of U.S. Steel overnight accommodations, as my personal guest, on five occaskms over the lad Now Z.olend Frozen LambLegs........................ roo?, 31-01. slog Ham In T Cornputer its Ford, Carter SwlftPremlumSlk.dSiszhan Breakfast StrIpS................ S29 ø Swift Premium Sausage (Asserted Brown & Serve.................. S 89 GAINESVILLE (AP) A make predictions about how battery of electronic In. each candidate would perform. drwnents will be measuring "The dudyhhas very practical voice Inflections, emotional considerations," Carpenter dress and other characteristics said. "I think WC Ought to know of presidential candidates Get. something about the per. aid Ford and Jimmy Carter as sonallty of the man we vote for they de bate tonight in Phila. In this day Of image making. deiphia. when the public draws conCluslons about a candidate from Taking their readings off a photograph of a Madison television receivers, a team of Avenue tznagemaker." University of Florida resear He said the debates offer a chers will analyze their findings ACCEPT, • , , • ! STAM PS! $ JI1IUUIUIURUUUUIUUB S ueu m Irsi 20C ALL GRINDS O'NUTS COFFEE P 1-lb.can d.køi,.,,y.p III $1.99 Di .hlh, , ns u v 200 Orange Juic.........3 It will take several months analyze the data, said Ronald rr 1s Tropicalyast, Treat 12 1. 1 erv T457 10Mp $ . ,• L.._ town and unavailable for The Issue surfaced at - c # for quicker resultL Harry HoWen, expert in under. water wave-length studies; By analyzing verbal and per. Prakash Dizlt,a linguist from Rhodes Frozen Whit. Bread Dough pkg.of5,,, • - t I - .• . : ,• . 1 .. —. ". ,: ' .. ;: 7c'i ' • - . '' •. - • ,;:.•...' -. - . -. --- S - -. (Herald FEATHERED FRIEND pSSo y Tom Vliiceøl) Michele Petrantoni, 5. daughter of 511ke and Kathy Petrantoni of Jacksonville, marked the first day of fall Wednesday by finding a new friend on Sanford's lakefront. Michele is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Al Petrantoni, In Sanford. I , ÔY-oz,con I #'ir By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer , • 1A IIi#F 1 remainder of the term or school year In which an expulsion occurred. Expulsion at present is a permanent status and as advertise the proposed policy amen dments in the newspapers and at all county schools prior to re-submitting them for S further consideration at an Oct. - 6 public hearing, Ray presented panel inembers with copies of the proposed amendments which included explanations of the reasons behind each change. Under the new proposals, the county's expulsion policy would be altered to remove a student from public school for the suggested - rninrn 1 01 i AiffiffEwIll — Thomas Dorber, five small safety awards the breast po cket of his wiped away tears as ambulances carted away 37 persons injured when his Greyhound bus slammed into the rear of a school bus. "To hit a school bus..." Dorber said after the Wednesday accident on a busy, rain-slicked highway. "I'd rath er hit anything else. My kids ride the school bus.' Only one person, an ad ult from the Greyhound, was reported In co nditi on late Wednesday. Five handicapped children and two adults were aboard the bus Cutler Ridge Junior High School. A hospital spokesman said serious from uniform, . t unruly students. In the new policy provides the "punishment shall be decided by princi pal after with teacher and summary, consultation shall be administered by principal or designee onstudent (posteriorly) between waist and knees in presence of certified member who has been informed in student's presence of for punishment. "Punishment shall not be administered unreasonably," reason the summary continues, "and 12 7 none of the seven was seriously hurt but the children were kept overnight for observation, The problems or were physically handicapped. One girl was in a wheelchair, he said. All 30 perso ns aboard the Greyhound, which was bound from Miami to Key West, were taken to area hospitals for treatment, primarily for neck and back injuries. 'Everybody was Injured. Everybody complained of pain," said Police Metro Sgt. Alfred Moore. "It was very chaotic, a mess." and Fiscal Phumer Emmett Taylor are scheduled to leave the county's employ next Utility Dlredor Bill Dale ul4 mimic entered the utility FREMAN W adayhewuwaktingfora businesscoimtywidelad year legal opinion to tale the lsaie settiAg up Tnesd meeang with the \pchI of zvilaw before County Commtmloners with Dale In discuss the $9,000 Hills and Consumer Utilities. to find a remedy. loss In revenues and other Then the economy dropped The established process for matters related to the utility building came to a near standrequesting a legal opinion is to depa rtment, still and commissioners submit a memorandum to The executive Idant said realized revenues weren't up to Exec. Mat. Roger Nelswender. Dale could have verbally expectations. So, the decision Nelswender said today a check requested the opinion from wn made to pull tack. Con). of records turned up no Woolfolk. But Nefjwender went miuioners are considering memorandum from Dale about on to say that Is not the "proper placing the entire department $9,000 in underbillings. method" to request a legal under public works after Dale Neiswender also said he is directive. Woolfolk was out of and Taylor are gone. I Lawman: FBI Withheld Facts On Carswell Case TALLAHASSEE (AP) — % of the tentative links he Scott Carswell testified at the state law enforcement offi- discovered during his In- trial that he gave the watch to cer says the FBI knew about G. vestigaton of the murder of Pack. Harrold Carswell's family teacher John Pack. association with a homosexual The Times reported that teacher when Carswell's nomi- Campbell relayed evidence that The Seminole County School Board granted preliminary such does not conform to the approval Wednesday night to definition handed down by the several school policy changes, state legislature, Ray said. including adjustments In Ray also submitted a provisions governing at- revamped description of tendance for students In grades methods for administering 9.12, corporal punishment corporal punishment, In ac procedures and student ex- cordance with recent pulsion regulations, legislative action which The board gave permission prohibits any Florida school for Ralph Ray, school system board from approving policies public information officer, to that would outlaw spanking for F -. I -. . Chan ges In P spanning -• Tuesday's county commission meeting when cougyj a $15.00 consultant to get utility matters in order. Also, at the direction of consultant Hugh Caning, commissioners appointed John Klznbrough liaison to the utility department. Caning said utility financial statements and audits have been "lagging." The consultant Is setting up new management in the department became Dale should certainly bill them (residents) for them It doesn't take a legal mind to figure that sonal characteristics, the learn India, and Dr. Willis B. Sandhopes to draw conclusions and ers, a sociologist. MIAMI (AP) - •- f-Il*moment resPon- SPedClShove Cream I - . '• - uy Edge legukn,1, l.*JLA M - ;'• . these canw.es Sn-questions put to tnm ors, they will not be ra • Ing off comments written by speech writers but will g ' JWGreenstamps - ... / -Q County Atty. Tom Freeman said today the county can legally rebill some 100 customers for $9,000 In utility services that went uncollected last February. But Freeman said the error that produced the underbuhings had nothing to do with the g county attorney. "The legal opinlpn has nothing to do with the error," W Freeman explained. "U they provided the services, they '. . ' .. .. XTRA LIFORNIA - .! •' W Wul s' .1 B"Ils u ble Herald Staff Writer .. - j •V / .j. I &bout It 1, . . A. . 7. ' iftftftu-W-N~~ep the right to limit quantities sold t . ' Utili I .cramm edat solitude • Ruled , . Advanced Study of Commu- $ " ures es ' alcations and head of the proJ- Joining him In th e ex. periment are Dr. Robert ect team. McGlone,a phonetics professor on special duty here from In future elections, hope to have the procen refined University of Nebraska; Dr. al"Hilmilit"IMMI [I - - , t JWGreenStamps M 1. Carpenter, assistant director of ses that reflect their person. he university's institute for .wtae3, Carpenter said. PEANUT BUTTER (12P6"li 1 j. 0 " r.19761 ,t'3' Unfortunately, the findings be available before ft Issue is decided In the Nov. 2 general election. . SM — n I—.no I CARTER . 'I -: ., , Start Your Day WlIhoGlauof aM I ''" ' .. - ' U • from this and the other rare opportunity for use of adscheduled campaign debates to vOnce research techniques in electronically conclude wtAch predicting future behavior of manwouldtwbestforthejób. .,presldentiai candidates. CHOCKFUU F'. I A 4IF.. i' — - 4... I M • -- ••r pp— WE a.r • —' Swift Prernlum Canned (Pottles) Ait "gift —p — - dozen or so year.." Interest In legislation A company jpokna, before the Congress.' said he did not know For weeks the two ,. seI1 w'u' . U S. te l ISW Iw..4defltlal nominees have 1 Ford's travel expenses big prepared for tonightes that the the company did pay first debate of . for Ford lodging in Each has studied thick ye Instances. briefing books. Ford has rehearsed with There have been stand-Ins who threw questions raised that Ford questions at him and might have violated the critique his answers. code of ethic, of the blouse Carter has crammed of Representatives, largely in solitude. adopted In 1*. It prohibits members from accepting a At the same time, both of iubdaitlai value, have tried to play down the directly or Indirectly, from amount of work they were any person, organization or doing in preparation for ,. corporation having a direct confrontation. - the person administering shall, nation to the U.S. Supreme upon request, furnish pupil's Court was pending. parent with written explanation Larry Campbell, director of of reason for punishment with the Department of Criminal witness's name. . ." Law Enforcement's Miami of. The main thrust of the fice, commented Wednesday on suggested amendment to the a New York Tunes story that attendance policy was to clarify the FBI apparently failed to re that students are allowed eight port Information that might "unexcused' absences during a have raised questions about semester (four per quarter) Carswell after his nomination before being penalized. The by former President Richard current policy "is ambiguous NLn. and open to Interpretation, The former federal judge, especially concerning whether whose Supreme Court nomior not eight absences are ex- nation was rejected by the Sencused," Ray said. ate In 1970, was arrested In TalUnder the new policy, for an lahassee In June on a battery absence to be 'excused a charge involving alleged homo would have to call In or sexual advances to an undervisit the school prior to or on the cover police day of the absence or submit Carswell's trial has been a excuse afterward — postponed indefinitely while he explaining the absence. undergoes psychiatric treatIn order to qualify as"ex- ment. cused," at-sences would have to Campbell said the FBI knew be for "illness of student or of evidence linking Carswell's Illness in the family which family to the teacher, who was requires the student tobe home, murderedbytwomenhemettn a bar. Campbell said he could See POLICY. Page 3-A not recall if he had told the FBI --------------parent officer. -- written Pack was Today given a watch by Carswell's son, Scott, and ru. mors of Carswell's homosexual involvement to Robert Clark, fanner head of the FBI Tailshassee office. "I don't specifically recall talking to Clark on this area," Campbell said. "It Is able to assume I would have.! possibly did, but I cannot say unequivocably I did talk to Two candidates, Alan Dickey of Sanford and Fredric Hilt of Altamonte Springs, want to be your third Seminole County Judge and are vying in reason. Tuesday's runoff election. What are they all about? Herald political writer Donna Estes profiles them on Page S.B. Clark." Clark, who has retired from the FBI, could not be reached for INDEX Campbell, who was chief Around The Clock .4-A Leon County sheriffs detective Bridge .....................4-B at the time, said he worked Calendar.................. closely with the FBI during the Comics ....................4-B Pack murder investigation be- Crossword .................4-B cause the murder weapon had Editorial ................... 4-A been stolen from the National Dear Abby ... .............. 2-B Guard Armory atApalachicola. Dr. Lamb .................4.8 comment. S '- . a Former convicts Johnny Horoscope ................4-B Longaker and Larry Sangaree Hospital ............. ...... 5-A were convicted the Pack Obituaries .................5-A murder. The watch was in- Sports.................... 6-7-A troduced in evidence at their Television ............ .....5-B trial because the state said they Weather ..................5-A it from••••.•. Pir. -........ stole Qnifl .14.8 of ..'--_ S. - - A W1J Duses to offia~ Florida Highway Patrolman John Rondon said the school has when it was was preparing to stop on U.S. ito let off passengers pickup truck. No one in the pickup truck wa.s injured, officers said. "The pavement wa. wet and slippery' and the bus couldn'c stop," Horir.une said. The b'.ts was traveling about 40 miles an hour which a well within the speed ur..it." Dorber, 47, wti charged with careless driving. But Ronione said he had Word thoughts about the charges. "It Is a shame," Rondors' said "Legally, he should be charged. But I don't know. I know all the Greyhound drivers have good records." safety on dry pavement. Charles Ward, an operatlous Dcrber recieved the with the company. safety with Greyhound, said awards for nine years of safe dri ing supervisor .y " frt, . 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I% "*. r-- v o -'p/ (- -. - I 1 64 . 1-__ I FRANK ANDERNEST E ~ ° • I n sma, I I Give DEL iwfRmfi tool MIL 4.4. • a ANDIZU CANCO SOCI ____ 1_1! -";~,I 107i S06TOOVY - PEFACE17 114F LIM.- SOMEONFE WITH 0"YAV 71U V? 1 1 ____ - . • - 14 loll -FM. - . , . • • relaUve degree of sinfulness. Mrs. Carter, in New York Monday to tape a television Interview, said her husband was attempting to explain the Qwistlan religion, "that God doesn't everyone to be perfect." of marriage "we have a very, very close relationship, and we always have had, and I think it's becausewehaveamutualrespectfore,tch Carter said: " lvelookedonalot of women With lint. I've committed In my heart many Ibis Is wmdhing that God ItOSALYNN zwiui&Ti other. - ye doM ynir-If her biggest complaint her uUSuwai was that he wakes up s and God forgives me for it. But that in the morning wide swake and I don't.11 Intorinatlon. In addition, the homeowners said Huskey refused to vulge the exact amount each homeowner wo required pay to fund the special district. In defenee of the district, Huskey said developers had no idea when the project was started that the nation would be caught up In an energy crisis. "Costs have escalated," the developer noted. Huskey also said action group members "don't have a solution. We have to have some relief or else the lights will have to be depleted." CommissIon Chairman Eke ttaway W any P I I • .1 & _.., II . - . C1 .111/ i4 / -- What problems are facing women In results In cutting off lights is "not what the people wanL" Commissioner Dick Williams, the -. the theme of a Monday night meeting of •. was district Includes Sweetwater Oaks, made the motion to deny the ordinance that would have created the district • I -., . ..! ., / . 1 - Both Hattaway and Cornmissioner Sid ViNen Jr. vot against Williams' motion. omm ss on on e Status of Women at the Courthouse. Marilyn - Vthlen said he did not favor the greet lighting district, however, he said, the government had spent funds to notify citizens by direct mall. Viblen said these funds shouldn't be . '. - Crotty (rIght1I. chairman of the Commission. hears waited. Instead, Villien said, the hearing should be continued until a later date. • . - about some of the I a counle of members of n "" One homeowner Said the street lighting district may "be beg, thing that ever happened to us." But the matter needs study, he said. Homeowners Indicated that Hu,skey knew a street lighting / taxing district would be needed as long as a year ago, but homeowners weren't notified until as late as S unday. ' . -Story, Page 3A One resident In attendance speculated that creation of the district would cost each family about $30 per year. - -- - - I / Today Taking Shape , ArsdTheCIock ..........4* j" s Coun LL-,.... " • 1 #4910 amidance we can whfle waiting I 1[[y(j1 4%.-__ - ~ . up takes, many of which are rnlssioners today agreed to polluted beyond the point which consider a Joint program with allows water-relaW sports. . I ~ - r Sandra Glenn, said Lake Orienta is in "very bad condition." Commissioners instructed IV staff personnel from the county .,4) I would like to clean up all the Altamonte Councilman clean up Lake Orienta. I 0 jW, 14 ort With Altamonte Eff and the city to meet and producedetalls which would lay the groundwork for a $50,000 state grant for weed "Peo ple used to ski there, she said, but not anymore. AI• • t' .iI C I iu,suw,u.e uUflwu5j, eradication in the 126-acre lake. tation on behalf of the city. DeVoney. a member of the city's water quality com. mission, told county commLssloners that city officials The commis3ioner's action was the first indication that the county Is Interested In cleaning IV the whole I When that happens he can return to being the active I I I0, ly ; 1 • . . . 4 ~_ X i . - II 1 by Carry T 14 I , proposal centers on the fact donated to the city. She said the that citizens who don't live on lakes would be required to pay for any countywide lake clean- park's success depends on the .. N . '440 ` THE UNITED WAY clean-up program. IQ provide "In kind" services for their rnortlon of the $50000 needed to get the program Officials had hoped to put white amur Into the Me after the initiatial clean-up. The amur Is a weed-gobbling that has been releas'd with some success into Florida lakes i under way. 'Me remainder of the cash would be supplied by the city and the state. and stream.s. up program. DeVoney asked the county to OS -4 4 ,W) CAMP A:.W 70 4 jJIV ~, I I . I J'A ,-. -, i ~ -k! Jj.,~ , ,. if I J1 1 N 1 I-t J11 5 r ,1'1,4',I fi, Z .6:,F1~1?'r ". . , , L. X , a, ." 4 . ,i 1i I ,: r"i - I,L* nn I I ;., , IN I 1. 1 , "il ! a * `~ .-IQ .- ~ Ih _11 IH !;r,o 14 . 1, Vil t 'OKAY SEMINOLE HIGH , ., 1. I Iuu Rises I V I fl9 Per Cent .5 - I j,r' , ' k"I ; ' . r' r I , .Z . . , _ , I bi"L': ,. " 0 I - , . I - p , A0 ~. -*.- A _. I 11-111C.. I ON THREE SAY CHEESE' :.#4. .- -go ,;Mi~ .I. A. . ~_ - r, # ,, tg~ -,.Wj;.~;., ~~:,~,, ..~'--71~ t A .M1LV.1k1_1A i -C V~ same rate as in the previous three mondla , but twice as &*.~s ja . ~tll'!j*r.'' matching increases in June and July. All prices are seasonally adjusted Unadjusted, the Aug 1-1111-V JY1v.A'q*L'_~-V. - M _`,T,'-',-~" !', "i'~.~, .tVA.."I~'_ ,,;,,~"-k~ increase in con.sumer price:11 aLsO measured five-tenths of a per ;-V.~e.'-','~-,~~o',",titN.;!Y"q~,_, 'k;4," ,~;4 _.f, , I" -:I @~ "'OltV , A ;,_,' ,~-,-11V The consumer pnce index stood at 171.9 in Augwit, meaning a 4 nurket basket of good3 costing$1oo in I967 no w cost $171.go. ''..4 -17_* "._- ", , - Itiggins, [lob Sorenson, Chuck McMullan, Willie Nate Washington and Robert C ~.~_ But new increases for gmhne and clWiing helped drive loin Green, Chip Wilkins, Pat Schirard, Ronnie hughes, Rod Turner, Ste%e Benson, Virgil Jenkins INIajors; second row: Veonis Ouinn, John Causey. -_ meat prices helped offset Increases for fruits, vegetables, dairy . products and coffee. 11 This Is the 1976 Seminole High football team that will 1)anny Lint, Ilenr Gllchrlst, Ricky Mann, Jodv he home Friday night trying to add to its 21-0 record. 11"Ickens, Jeff Anderson, Jim Edmonds, Kenny Lee. 7b Is week's foe: Oviedo. (From left). front row: Jint Kennedy; third row: Chris Riggins. Alvin Freddie Conquest, Donnell G 'ilchrist. Carmen Wilson, Sweet. Darrell Johnson, Bob Markey. Ken Rick Bryson, Malt Wilson, Kurt Schirard. Mark Itenaud, Chad Holle. [)avid Wilchar, Morris Barber. t ' 'I.Ir Ford on the defensive about the economy. In its August rePoct, the I.Abor Department said consumer rices were 5.6 per cent higher Lhan a year ago. Food prices rose three-tenths of a per cent in August as lower 4 / 1. • Unue ough next year, the Democrats have attempted to put 4 •• A V - AlItiough the administration contends the recovery will con- AU& C,v I 0 a S •• , iw~ ;," SEMINOLE COUNTY City and county staffs were to meet later this week. Program detaiis will be submitted to the Mrs. Glenn also pointed out - ",,- ,~N 4 I. ~t ::- Z, lakes. But the councilman said . P II V41 .,M. Aj~." ;.4 - A "His depripsion do Radio City Station, New York, ....................7-A .i I 0 I Women WASHINGTON (A.P) -Consumer prices rose five-tenths of a per cent during August for the third month in a row, the governInitiate a countywide program. that city officials plan to build a fl)Cflt said today. A decline In meat prices laded to offset higher commission next Tuesday. costs for most other foods, f-jel and clothing. • means uau0fl running 'r"" **~_.-"";' a an aflflu 0f 6 #,"'e'... V , "' " 0 ;L ,., 't It '. ,~ 41 I . , , I , ' , '" _. 11 ' _ _-.;, ' per cent, a level in line with the Ford administrafion's forecast. , -~";*~.!"%-W,gw, "6 Vl_ .il. At the same time, the [Abor Department reported a further .... 4 . . '-;. ~, -P , shrinkage in the purcimsing power of the average workers' paycheck as inflation last month offset a sU& increase in pay. I . ~. . .., . I - I :... 1. , . . _, I f, President Ford has claimed that his economic policies have - helped cut the Inflation rate in hail from its 1974 levels Ilis '"'• %4*I' • 0:1 Democratic challenger, Jimmy Carter, has charged that the current rate aUflistWiceu high asw hen the Democr,twerein • office. Price Increases averaged 2 per cent In the l95 and 3 per ,. . I Q , 'ID ~ % --'s. ,-.i A cent during the 1960s. Consumer price increaw were smaller earlier Otis year but .1 I 1* picked up to a 6 per cent rate in the spring. As the pace of inflation quickened,the economic recovery slowed and unemployment A4&k ,I . I . I 3 ..................3-B .................4.B park site on four acres of land funds just aren't available. "We decided we've got one lake that's the worst. Let'i do Lake Orienta as a pilot program, DeVoney said. countywide weed eradication program, agreed that I.ake Orienta needs cleaning up. But Williams said the conunission needs to go one step further and Televisloo .•' I - Opposition to Williams' Commissioner Dick Williams, who has battled long A 1. .1 • r anu uiaru o no avii or a _U II .. 4-A ial '* Dr. Lamb .- / fell .!. . 0 . 1. 1 I es MODERN) , 4'tJ II \t 'i) I II I I. 1. I I I I , E °r CoJs .................... 3.B Obituaries .................5-A . I the city of Altainonte Springs to offI • - JACOBY I % . A "Cit. SCOPA Awaits Actiout,page 3A Lake Ori*enta Clean=U , ______ _____ MWAff MAT I 1. A . ,- "--1 1fillow I 1 .. /_ ;.1) 1 - ". Y4~ U ;, better than someone else beicause one guy screws awhole bunch oi women whlle the otha guy is loyal to his wife. The guy who's loyal to his wife ought not to be condescionding or proud becone of the 0 _______ / ii I 'S / tional election" the Journal said White House' Press Secretary Ron Nessen said had not heard of Ruirs Investigation,the Journal uld,and he cautioned against Inferring that It Is directed towatde Ford's political finances. The Journal said that Neasen noted that Ford's records were thoroughly checked after he was nominated for vice president In 1973. ll Fox I . _____ ;.III' ___ I T1\817* It 'j I ~'! , ______ o PIP IT. ( '~So I I P 0 .L_ .11, ~ . We have to let nature rim as course and provide what little YE5, M XK ,. ________________________ for Congress. Jesse Caihoon, the marine president, said that to disclose what Is involved in the investigation would "put me right in Uw mi ddl e of the na- will be used in this column and will receive copies ,, 000NESBURY ________________________ -V I . Engineers Beneficial Association, which the newspaper Seminole County Com- ber 4-11. Send your letter to ( 1 •' A e open our owes, spaue. Partner is marked with me O high cada they dude something like live newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, ___ P Vt. .. wthlneeks or relapse. The best we can do is provide supportive treetment for the joints and medicines "m~"r to those often used in treating rheumatoid arthritis. 1 I The Journal reported that Ruff also has Issued a subpoena for campaign-coo1ribution records of the Marine , Rosslynn Carter said Monday that although remarks t° a Playboy magazinle intavimer came a a surprise, "I trust him completely. I've never had to worry about that at all." AsIffting In thile Interview that he would today's Wall Street Journal that prosecutor 'WY. I I t - I ... doesn't mean that I condemn someone who not only looks on a woman with lint, but who leaves his wife and shacks up with somebudy out of wedlock. association members. Oae homeowner said members of an action group formed Sunday met with Huskey bid were unable to acquire detailed I. ____ ! . partner has raised him to three. send a long, stamped, self. addremed envelope with 50 - ,V" I suit. He came to his hand with person he hasaiways been. Those who want ormaflon ' /1_0~ In ll come out with a dun bill of The Michigan Republican State Central Committee knew of reporter today, said Jerry Roe, state GOP executive j and the individual is 'PP that in most byBobThoves -) . . caiieuA - ~ ', uac,er,a mYcoplasma) as possible infectious agents. These are so ________ .! -- t. - _... ~~111;"!" but most cases occur without any apparent contact. Often the illness is preceded with syTnp. tioms related to the digestive stem. Doctors have zeroed In on MEC)IrATION! S ~%KcTmug@ I r'jo." \ I 4,.1,~ " I -:t-" spontaneously. The arthritis Because of the urinary tract is impossible to answer. nvo,vemvn, t was once Similarly we don't have any tho hI to be a vener 1 dIsease answers about preventing a ~ F;-, 011 j I - I .•IT S CALLED , rus ,, NEW YORK (Al') - Jimmy Carter's wife says his statements that he has "looked on a lot of women with lint" and "committed adultery In my heart" have caused her no anxiety about his fidelity. club. South was now sure of answer individual questions nent was the only one ab e to stop the spade or diamond main features of the disease are several months after the onset. How do you prevent attacks an inflanunation of the eyes, of Reiter's syndrome? Since we inUrrunation of the urethra causes it that and arthritis. • L / . "r itt not atterng to Impose beliefs on otherL the Detnocratjc pros. Identla) nominee said, 'VlrIst set some almost Impossible standarde for us." He added that to sin Is human and "God forgives me for It." =.ii . published hi Playboy's November tune, the association. Many citizens complained today that the biggest problem is a lack of communication betweei Huskey and "We are cooperating In any way we can and our relatIonship (with Ruff's staff) is very cordial. We have made every attem pt to y," he said. "I'm not laughing. ft'sa serious matter. But I think Our right hand opponent has Oswald "North's four opened one notrump and his Happily most cases cover don't seem to have it. The Itiree usual oc OF THAT.. I _____ what causes It and that means we don't reali know how to The disease almost always _ I said. disease. The medical profession receiving Indocin. It helps to his contract it either spades or it stamped, self-addressed# ) has known about it since about relieve the pain and'- In- diamonds broke 3-3. He was envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions (' I I'' % ", I _0 - oun rrv 1 I "We're totally ocoosed to this," he salt Sweetwater Oaks developer Everett Huskey claimed economic condition mandate the institution of a street lighting district or else the lights will be turned off. About 500 families y In south Seminole County. Oae homeowner estimated families would have paid a total of about the fü year. Hiakey said the street Iluhflni, district Is needed to offset a V $150,000 deficit which waan't covered by dues from the Sweet. water Oaks Homeowners Aasoclatlo. Until the development Is completed, Huskey Is president of "We have no Idea what they are looking for. But we hope to get It over quickly and get a clean bill of health," Henry A Kansas reader want.s to k what w I ad I *Qz iVazi ,zzz4z tried does not seem to sJp .1 of about the district. back to 1964. aft flotrump call was a stron bid In notrump and did not as for aces. South looked at his very sound notrump and went on homeowners who claimed to be Charles Ruff has subpoenaed records of two RephiIcan committees In Kent County. The subpoenaed , strikes young males. Women as good as new. The remission \ TO EUROPE! s. 1 NT. Pass 4 N.T. Pass 6 N.T. Pass Pau Pass Opening lead - 6 West North There are other theories about the causes of Helter's syndrome but none are proved. Using antibiotic medicines or at tes.t the ones that have cuss the Gerber four-club conventlon later this week." L. showed up in proted. Stanley Milbrim, A homeowner, presented a petition he said was signed by 200 homeowners who were 'Ind pt opet ly notifletill r report ier '. - ....., B ED PRIOtgTT by the Watergate special prosecutor, the party's county chairman said today. Paul Henry, Kent County GOP chairman, confirmed a b few four-notrump calls as real notrump bids and we will dis- , rI C IS Herald Staff Writer 'Ford's hometown of Grand Rapids, have been subpoenaed diamonds and 5 m. Jim: "Tomorrow we will suggest a sImple way tO U 6A 5 th - ('1 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (Al') Records of the Kent COWIty Republican party, headquartered in president made four spades, three K 96 relative has an uncommon That Is why your relative Is by Al Vermeer ,fl•.. £JF .J Lamb I 11 Records Sought chuck a spade. since he was lright at fd1n)l)flds SOLMH I D) - $o,000 In dummy, but now South just i it ii AA u ivnlO, - '4OU HOWHERE PRISCILLA'S POP r-- , , ThREATS WIL.L GET ' '-zo - /7% L_ by Laffy Lewis ( . 1 L V4 .!~~Lj~" L j, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - . ~ - Ji ....] "; / &J984 (1 I rOra . the very fine slam contract." Jim: ' ,SOU11I would nuke The arthritis Is usually seven wi a lot of good luck. avoid another attack? treated similarly to the spades to the ace or the king. He might not evenwent make sour. six it He is taking Indocin. Is there treatment for rheumatoid everything Jack. any way to avoid getting arthritis except that it usually Anyway, he won the club lead, Reiter's syndrome to begin involves asymetric joints, for ed ace of hearts for the experts? Write "Ask with? example the ankle of one side a J lost the Lrt finesse to the Jacobys** care of this DEAR READER Your teot West. who played a second flGWSe:CObsl - - 6102 Dr. months without much ImProvement. He has an excellent doctor, but maybe you could give some additional advice to help him. Also he has been warned it could be chronic so how do YOU . - '•'-\ • l . EAST Q732 crutches. He has been it caused pneumonia It was hospitalized several weeks and wrongly called virus - .As - k.\A NECESSARILY., 'p WEST months and does not seexntobe by Stoff.I & H.smdalil U Li i + I SemhWe County Commission today turned down a dreet club and spade were thrown from dummy." Oswald: "ast had to throw eIther a diamond or spade on ) that last heart and was hopelessly ueezed. He did K 643 e CAI ,i. vv iii lighting taxing district for Sweetwater Oaks after about 50 the g I dl nds and cashed his two last hearts. A NORTH K 63 AS • A Q 72 rnat ', a I'. 1i I •' recuperating. He was very active before, now he is very down -sleeps, small that one of them was once gets tired easily -still walks on thought to be a virus and when j 9 d JAWS JACORY jfl wv A would help. A young relative has been ill for more than three -- I ww syndrome? Any _______ I ~4~ - B OSW U•I) e as e U" k" tiiin _. I - DEAR DR. IAMB , _______ I- : - - - BYLIWTIDCOE.Laiflb,M.D. r% I . - D is I I Um - - Ciii S., ____ , - I I D K I IJ U C P. i )* • VV I U v i - I, ' ________________________________ I 51 - - ____ ; : . today unless your back is to the gained through new friemds. -0 -I 50 • ma be tn.i but an area Thetwoofyoucanmakeltpay. PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) Jleast a1rr,t could be the in your first glance at thInq Lfltable on today you are prone to overtonE 23) VIRGO (Aug 23.SepL Your destinY his been under Important details. A second control of others the na-si few look gives the 111* pktU. .1 •h* r.ln.e In YOUR BIRThDAY us • Se$2I,lfl your hands. Handle them up wisely and with Imagination. EXC LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) you for you this year. Much of value may not be too resourceful and personal profit coo be ____ _____ I - Rare ' - ___ - - - . - _______________________ - - - - - ______ 'hi C" uul ue - - - ____ -- it you act you SCORPIO(OLt23-NoV.)If aWeep6r7OU They'll retizn to a friend denies yoiw request today perhaps he has no CANCER (June2WulY) Yotr expectations are apt to those UnderYOU off dead-center exceed realities today. Think today. Use your Ingenuity. AQUARIUS(Jan. 30-Feb. 19) big but alm think practically. LEO (July SAug. 22) The You'll be involved In A venture to ace.ln-tie-hoe you feel will today tint iooics anO njp ,ah for you today all but You PY - F Evelu flg emid 69th Year, 19th Year No. 27-Tuesday. Sept. 21, 1,76 Sanford, Florid. 32171-PrIce 10 Cents ( imp ovise will rAvise even w minor concessions. 19) A new inspirational Rk j - - - by Art S.nsom miaea yD i hard time equallIng 21) You're better off to be a lone wlU ha wolf toda'. 11 "" what y'e wasted. GEMINI (May 2Wtme ) Importance Is In the balance, Incl(Ie views with close you're the one who can tip the assoclaJs today. It won't scales favorably. CU'IUCORN (Dec. a-Jan. compromise your position to 48 Finial ornament 49 South (Frj) - r - W __________ MEAN j I 46 Joan of -- ' V ______ 45Outbwlthng 24 r 3 ARI(March21.AprllI9) You'll have a chance to cog 5 0 TAURUS (April 20-May 2o) choke. You're both resourceful snd work out lojething more extravagant today. Unor. tun"y, that which you gain SAGITTARM (Nov. Zl]ft. 44 Eye(comb. form) Imb responSibility 3 Depend form) 4 Strong minds 25 Cubicles 33 we,ri 5 Followeirlsuffix) 26 Sorceress of shows 6 Permit 34 nt Greek legend 1 Italian post 28 Man's name People American met 9 Equal status Lord 10 Sigmoid curve -31 Obsetve __ I . ' a 1 11 ____ 2 Roman god oI32P011utlon.Q,nt love 36 By means of 13 River tSp) 39 Irish fuel noise 27 Soft element DOWN I Big" lab-) 28 Capital sin po ol 2 Gordon of German delight 32 Area of __ Mort Walker 52 Epfosfve l7Housetsature.53d 16 Brook off together 2) Cgnstellatlon 54 Metal currency 17 Lair 40 Jelly of meal 24Proflde with S5 Convert into shnQuIsng 42 juice 0. weapons plain language character I 111111110 BEETLE BAILEY TJ .I 'L~ 1974 IJI :: ::: ,humorist - - ____ - distress City Gaul 16 Ameflcan ~- ________ ~ - ra :i 1-. , 12 Punlas --. 41 Belgian river I I Small lead shot 15 Episcopal ('\ 11 . HOROSCOPE 7 English post 39 Ancient city in 7 7 I - Texas l il ,*_~l - (!!\ J[AIRUJU %%OULONT M*4 SNAME RRIED ME? ~~u 11 I Answer to Prsvoui Piwis ~ Chic Young 1. amartwo Tim - ~ "i',t_ Stofl ' --•-------•, Pit Reno, John Litton Don Annelt, Tim Palmer, Pat Malone and Ray Bertrand are not pictured. _________________________ ' I • - 1 - - ' . . ' • - -- ii~l --.' . • •' • . •'• , • ' . - '!.: . (! . Il , . v •. '. •IJ1•/ / ç -........... . •-'I 4'.)..' • -:C. I) /'L1\ ': . -, ' ' i ' I 4 - ç ,, • -. I - " . . .. .. .... • . . 4 ' , I j ' '.'l -, .4 '- ,.• . '•- - I -iij I ' �V S !$W.IeNIurdft Tv"day, 5W.21,1216 1 fr A AT Lying Neraki, Sanford, FL . rii ica, Israel Top Agenda U.N. N ç - I BRIEF Strike Effects Widening; FLORIDA SO . • IN BRIEF - - , pi . __ " .' .. . .- . __ _ - Lega - - w . Farouk's Sister Now Bankrupt _._. __ n. Ii - Legal Notice - I - - Rac .11 By JEAN PA'rTESON Women's Editor or - To End S Pledges Vio e nc e — A. , — CrC . - " .ij , r . "'. '. '' " ' DED 11 DIED 109 DED 30 1, Ii, 21, 3$. 191 On one's Income tax form, there is a box for taxpayers to check if they wish to donate a dollar to the President; similarly, there should be a box to check If one wishes to donate a dollar to the cause of women around the world. This remark, made lightheartedly, was greeted with enthusiastic applause by a group of about 70 women and men attending a public hearing Monday night In the Seminole County Courthouse, by the Seminole County delegation to the Central Florida Commission on the Status of Women. Commission Chairman Marilyn Crotty said she wanted to get Input at the hearing from individuals and organizations on problems facing women In the county. This would help the newly formed Commission establish priorities, she said. Similar hearings are being held during September in Orange, Osceola and Brevard Counties. Child day care; the training of divorced and widowed women to reenter the job market; the establishment of a talent bank of women qualified to serve In public office; and the education of girls and women to the rights and changing role of women were . . - - ,11 . , , i I ~ . , A t.. t ____________ I \\ 'S .I \1 . II Ilk (I 1/ . /L ~ ) Seminole county School Supt. William P (Bud) Layer (center) leads an in. spection tour SCHOOL Qualifying Period Ends of the newly completed $300,000 addition at Bear Lake Elementary School In the southwest corner of the county. One Altamonte Springs city on the board. Accompanying Layer at the site commissioner was virtually were (from left) school board members E.C. Harper Jr., Pat Telson and Davie elected unopposed while Sandia Glenn, also seeking a Sims. The new building, which houses four classrooms and a media center, a ,e term, is being ppoi d was second designed by Sanford architect Joe Pavelchak and constructed by Aagaard- the has drawn opposition In b y Shader a 2Syeas'.dd Nov. 2 city election as the y Gar, Juergensen Inc., an Orlando contracting firm, qualifying period closed sUarney from Barclay Woode. GROWING Tuesday, # some of the needs expressed by the public. The urgent need for affordable child care in the county was expressed by Mickey Adams, president of the Seminole County League of Women Voters and member of Comm unity Coordinate Child Care (4-C). "Twenty-four hundred children in this county are In desperate need of child care," said Ms. Adams."Their mothers have the choice of leaving their preschoolers in the care of nine- and 10-year-olds while they go to work, or of staying home on welfare to take care of their kids." She said federal matching funds are available for child care, but that locals mnnles must be raised first, before matching funds would be provided. Ms. Adams said that many of the mothers forced to stay home 4111 on welfare were not from the Iowr.tncome group, but were "young, middle-class divorcees unable to support themselves and pay for day care services on their small salarIes." Several women spoke to the need for job training programs for women who had been divcrt.'ed, or whose husbands were unemployed or dead. Seminars to help women deal with the business world and budgeting and personal counseling services were also suggested. The public hearing brought to light the need to educate women ' in areas as diver as child support, pension plans, social ecurity, workman's compcnsation, and home and automobile maintenance. Several women spoke of the diffIculty of getting their ex-husbands to pay child support after divorce. Chimp Case Dismissed County Court Judge Wallace The Seminole County Animal Hall this afternoon dismissed Conl Board has found that '(ate Attorney Abbott the chimps are 'neglected" and Herring's petition seeking has recou'.nendc'd the animals Impoundment of five chlnt- be seized and given to the panxees owned by Rudolph Central Florida Zoo. Alexander of Geneva. Alcxar.dt'r, a long-time Hall told Asst. State Ally. animal trainer, says he has just Randy Kramer to re-file a more completed cages costing $6,, specific petition and plan for an and says he will fight any efevldentlary hearing within the forts to Lake his 'family" from next 10 days. him. With the city election being No one qualified to run held at the some as the general against George Perkins, election, city voter, will be gwood kys Back Pay seeking a second two-year term casting ballots in 11 predicts. Sanford Gets Park Grant For Ousted Ralph FE`isher The city of Sanford has Sam Ackley, assistant I. the city manger, said a been awarded a $00,000 federal grant to develop a park in the Georgetown By JANE CASSELBEJIRY missioner John Kfmbrough, 7:30 p.m. to meet with former Passed out on a first filed, first attending the meeting at the city consulting engineer served basis. city's Invitation, agreed to take William Palm of Glare and Discussion of sign ordinance The Longwood City Council to the county commission the Radcliffe, Inc.; City consulting changes was also postponed to voted Monday night to pay matter of building sidewalks In engineer Malcolm Steves, and a the Wednesday night session. Ralph Fisher, who was fired the county for Woodlands representative of Congressman The council also approved the last week as city public Elementary School. Th e Richard Kelly's office to purchase of three police patrol works director, three weeks walks would connect with those discuss application for $4.5 cars, and approved the purvacation pay ($663.39) and the city proposes to build along million In federal public works chase of 320 ft. of 18 Inch pipe to severance pay equivalent to one E. E. Williamson Road. He also funds to construct a sewage correct a drainage problem month's salary ($168.26). said the county would contract collection and Interceptor between Lake Jane and Lake Councilman Parker Anderson to build t he sidewalks for the system for the city to lie In with Wildemere, made the motion with Cows- city at cost If desired. The the Altamonte Springs regional The council voted retroaccilmen J. R. Grant and Larry council asked that the County sewage treatment plant. lively to approve Grant's hiring Goldberg voting against the Engineer William Bush provide Glace and Radcliffe, who of employes for the city garage action. An effort by Grant to. city with a cost estimate for prepared the existing city plans after It was determined be had table the motion to pay Fisher, constructing the walkway. for the proposed sewer system, hired employes without the a city employe of 11 years, was Councilman Gerard Connell have offered to perfect the council's approval. The ap' defeated 4-1. City employes said federal revenue sharing grant application and make proval was until such time a dismissed after 10 years of money could be used for sure It meets grant new public works director Is service are eligible for one sidewalk construction. qualifications, hired. month's severance pay. A special meeting was Connell said that time Is City Attorney Ned Julian was Seminole County Corn- scheduled for Wednesday at running out and the money Is directed to contact the attorney for the County School Board, Douglas Stenstrom, concerning a drainage problem on Marvin Avenue. Residents said the problem Is a disaster: Ronald Korb of Skylark complained that his car had fallen in where the street had caved in at Jay By DONNA 'r has owned a "beautiful" piece Street and Skylark Circle. Herald Staff Writer of property In Orange County for 10-12 years having putCasselberry Council chasedlt prior to his retirement Chairman Charles Glascock,, he does not Intend to move compIetthghIsthirdyearonUlm out of Casselberry for some d 11100% city council, announced his time. resignation at a meeting of the "I still dream of building a council Monday night. home on that land some day," "It came to a head Sunday," he said. Glascock said today, "that I Councilman Sal Orlando, who specific site has not been selected for the span ipece project, which will be area. Herold Staff Writer The community block grant - thnl.r _____ which covers being developed on lad deeded by Seaboard Csed Une ___ Railroad is the wst.lde. The umd, made dreso the federal Department of HOlsg and Urban Dev& opment, will be awarded I. the City after a specific site Is approved. property acquisition, equipment and relocation of any people living on the land will be officially announced Thursday, but Congressman Richard Kelly's office released the Information this morning. - W. VINCENT ROBERTS, M.D. 1. , I Take, Pleasure .1 , In Announcing The Msociatlon Of STEPHEN R. PHILLIPS, M.D. County Women Charles Glas cock Resigns Eye Problems From Cass elberry Counc,l Oviedo Budget H Ike K ss nger S - MIAMI (A?) Aerodex Inc. of Miami, an engine-overhaul firm that was once one of the state's largest employers, has been declared bankrupt and ordered to sell its assets. Thomas J. Kirkland, a Miami businessman appointed as trustee in the bankruptcy, said Monday that no date has been set for the auction, - Mandel Trial Begins Today TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Democratic and Republican parties have selected key congressional, statewide and legislative races and are handing out more than $300,000 in campaign funds, state party officials say. Candidates will also get several hundred thousand dollars worth of services such as polls, telephone banks and computerized voter lists. Overhaul Firm Is Bankrupt . K eith E II ' Parties Hand Out $300,000 - Reading Improvement Seen .1 ,I ... 1.,J.% - - Fired . 1 II TALLAHASSEE (AP) Travis Marchant and Senate President Dempsey Barron have agreed on very little in their bitter runoff campaign. But they do agree on calling For an investigation of a controversial Marchant land deal. Marchant, a Leon County Commissioner who led Barron in the Sept. 7 Democratic primary, asked Monday for a grand jury probe to "clear my name." Barron agreed, but charged Marchant was a "crook" who had used his "public office for private gain." Guards Cold Front Brings Showers - Pair Agree On Land Probe IC K Phaseout Of Program Urged SCOPA officials are also And a bid opening next waiting for a decision by the Monday Is expected to lung county oominlon on payment business to port tenant Stanof the $15,000. dard Systems, which owes the William Hidi4el.oes, attorney port authority $49,000 In buck for the port authority, has told coedy on== that the poet Standard Systems, a has groonde for a suit If the manufacturer of modular psymed Is wit made. hoi*lngwilts,hasbldon the Job Past ei1a are also iet of expanding the Seminole by the timing of the coinCounty Jail with temporary missioners' questions on the callblock units. budget, which was ssm1Uel in Jim Johnson, vice president May and passed a pubLic of Standard Systems, told the hearing earlier this month port authority board Monday without riling any qJ* - .. — _ CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) Police say they are concerned that thieves who stole about $750,000 worth of Spanish coins and Jewelry from the Museum of Sunken Treasure will melt their booty down to disguise it. The gold and silver artifacts some considered priceless date back to 1715 and were recovered by divers from sunken Spanish galleons off Florida's East Coast. They were stolen early Monday from the private museum here, "The fear I'have is that they (the thieves) will try melting down the coins and gold Jewelry to hide their tracks," said Police Chief Bob Tweed. . W1,0N In contracts pending — but that bthhedidnolwsstoms * any conuitmi ulthost an okay from the board. The board members agreed to wait until the coedy awards the project before fnthbig a decision on Sl."I'd Syste'ns' More In the post industrial Authority (SCOPA) officials are waiting for action by the coed, on two differed hoists. A decision was expected during this afternoon's county commission session one $11,000 payment that Is part of a $139,000 loan for building a fuel oil tank farm at the post on the St. Johns River. May Melt Down Booty . - Seminole County Port night that the cpenpany has Police Fear Thieves . . Bargain ers Sthi Stymlea I. SCOPA Awaiting County Action 11111111,11, STATES DISTR41 COUNT, MIDDLE OISTRICTW PLOR IDA, ORLANDO DlVI$IO— iv IS I. fore the thee-moidh_____ nlon: United Nations can deliver COUPE? N M D STATES OF AMERI , Soi*bern Africa: them to the Palestine tibet' •v LUCIUS HARRIS " The maJolt coalition of atlon organization. CHRISTINE HARRIS, his wife, at N Third World and Commimld Of.. oefendantcs)_soT:cE OF IALE— Notice Is hereby nations is espected to call for Wahitelin said last week he FINAL DECREE"W stringed mearnwes, Incloding believes chances are good this For Pursuant 'ae entered on Sip$emlq eclosur mandstoryecon01nlcganctlonz, yeer for wctiiwiiie .iogt on 0. 1916 by the abovo entitled Court,.In pressing Issues. against South Africa's WM terrorism, an inactive agenda AI derSIgI United States MorshII. or government because of Its (tern sInce ft was first In- one of his duly auffiorlsed diput4. questionsof curbing political white supremacy policy at iroded In the wake of will sill the properly situate terrorism, bridging the gap beI. home its May In giving Ide- the mkwcve of Israeli athides Seminole Cr ,dscrlbed DETROIT (AP) As the nationwide strike tweenrkhandpoornatlonsand Orange as: Lot lov pendence and blackesajority at the Munich Obinpics. coking to me plat thereof be the election of the U.N. against Ford Motor Co. begins to cause a rule to South-West Africa, or West Germany Is spearhead-' recorded in Plat look It. Pile S'.00 I secretary-general. chain reaction of layoffs at other companies, •A '' Ihi. i & g. the Public Records of SoniInQfe Namibia, •IiPVV' of UI4 a X1Ve W WI $fl county, Florida. at public 0u$ctyto., bargainers say they are not optimistic about Secretary-General Kurt white minority regime In Rho- national treaty against the tik- the highest and best bidder for renewed efforts to reach a settlement. "'"who Is expected to sia. In Of 13:00 o'clock noon 041 h of ) gfg a wp de SIaS, of s Henry A. in October IS. 1t7aattMwestdoore nd The United Auto Workers and Ford resumed five'° . Kissinger's peace efforts In lio, favored by political let' urged formal contract talks Monday for the first Sanford, Florida. Dated: 9.14-76 that the Assembly tackle the southern Africa will be SIam- rr4g. . MITCHELL A. NEWBENOER time since l7O,O(X)workers walked off the job issues bdore It head-on and (med closely In the Assembly UNITED STATES MARSH46 one week ago today. -' i MIDDLE DISTRIC, ..F ' and lit LI. u L)VvUflt W%1U1U help gije "potexttiauy divisive l FLORIDA The two sides recessed bargaining 4k.,, u .. wi at,1il .w vsia which has scheduled debate on "b KENDELL W. WHERRY i '' today after a brief meetL'tg failed to bring live dt'm*I' of cooperation." Nami NOTICIOPAPPLITION bia eek ASSISTANT UNITED STATES VIDT U!AI '"" FOR TAX of KURT VvI1141J11aaIIva ATTORNEY them closer t&a new three-year accord However, many likely W WY 197.34111 Florida Italates ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF predicted that the Assembly this afternoon was Um election Lmembourg. colt the Assembly session, as It NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Publish Sept. 21.21. Oct. S. 13, 1171 would mark time until after the of Its new president, AznbsssaThe Assembly also was to ad- did last year, to keep from tilit Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson DED-I07 u.s. presidential election on dor Shirley Ameraslnghe of Sri mil Its 145th member, s. being ejected, as It was in 1V14. t he f cites has filed said cert ificates I Nov. 2 Nov Pon TAX 0110 Lanka, who succeeds Prime chefles, in the Indian Ocean.far tax deed to be issued thereon. 07 2N Plerida Statvtei summer The U.N. Special Committee The certificate numbers and years The Assernbly's first business Minister Gaston Thom of These are the main issues be. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Against Apardleid has WCUged Of Issuance, the description of th cruises on the Nde and a $2,500 monthly ., ,, Property, and the names in which it ' allowance are things of the past. She lives o Israel of collaborating with WAS assessed are as follows: the holder of the following ce South Africa and charged both longer In an elegant palace but in a West Us Certificate No. 139$ Year of tificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. Issuance 1174. with "racist policies." This Angeles apartment shared with her mother. The certificate numbers and years Description if Property may form the bails for a conEven the love which triggered her financial SEC 22 TWP 2)SRGE ?PEN SO ft of Issuance, the description of tpe demnation of Israel. of $S21.2ttof E 300 ft of NE ¼ of SW Property, and the names in which It difficulties has turned sour. WAS assessed are as follows: The Assembly Is also exCertificate No. 17I. Year of Name in which reused G. C. Fathia Ghali, sister of Egypt's last pected to approve a demand Weaver c-o Basic Land I. Ho&ng Issuance 1974. monarch, King Farouk, was close to tears Description if Property that Ivael withdraw from the Corporation. Lot 37 Orange Estates PB lö PG So All of said property being In the Monday as sat and watched the remnants of occupied territory on the West Name in which assessed Dorefiti PEMBROKE PINES (AP) County of Seminole. State of royal riches hauled into bankruptcy court. Bank of the Jordan River and Florida, Gouch. More than 50 guards at All of said property being in the Gaza Strip so that the Unless such certificate or car. the South Florida State Hospital tificates shall be redeemed ac County of Seminole. State or' cording to law the property Florida. have been suspended and at Unless such certificate or car. described in such certificate or least 30 will be fired because of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF certificates will be sold to the lificates shall be redeemed ac WASHINGTON (A?) au tcalledtopro(estthe The federal FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH highest cash bidder at the court cording to law the property lack of hazardous duty pay, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SIMINOLI house door on the 11th day of Oc. described in such certificate ,r program that has helped 650,000 Cuban exiles certificates will be sold to t5e tober, 1171, at 11:00 A.M. COUNTY, FLORIDA state officials say. resettle In the United States during the past 15 Dated this Ind day of September, highest cash bidder at the couli CIVIL ACTION NO. 7.12106.CA.44.A "We should have a final achouse door on the 11th day of Oc. I,,'. In Re: The MarrlaeeI years should be phased out by 1981, a task100cr, 1976 at 11:00A.M. counting (today) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. as to how KATHLEEN JO BRITTON. Wife force report says. Dated this Ind day of September, By: Thelma L. Scott, and many people will be fired and 1971. Deputy Clerk MARSHALL EDWARD BRITTON, The Monday report to the Department of how many will be suspended," Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Publish: Sept. 7, II, 21. 7$, 1911 Husband Health, Education and Welfare said fewer Clerk of the Circuit Court Kyle McCroan, a spokesman OED-32 NOTICE OF ACTION By: Thelma L. Scott TO: Marshall Edward Britton than 5, 000 refugees still receive special cash for the Health and RehabliltaDeputy Clerk 2031 Spring Valley Drive NOTICE OF APPLICATION grants under the Cuban Refugee Program and five Services Department, said Publish: Sept. 7, 11. 21, 21, 1916 Florence, South Carolina 29301 FOR TAX DEED late Monday. DED3S that number is expected to shrink by 1,500 a You are hereby notified that a 117.341 Florida Statutes proceeding for dissolution of "There have been 56 mpenNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE OF APPLICATION year over the next two years. marriage has been filed against you that Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson FOR TAX DIED sions as a result of the sick-out and you are required to serve a copy the holder of the following cer 197.241 Florida Statutes I since It began Sunday mornof your written defenses. if any tificates has filed said certificates NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thereto upon Petitioners attorneys, for a tae deed to be issued thereon. that Dorothy Smithson the holder of Ing," McCroan said. "Of these, whose names and addresses appear The certificate numbers and years the following certificates has filed 32 will probably receive their below, on or before October 13th, Of Issuance, the description of the Mid certificate, for a Ion deed to be By The Associated Press teminatlon notices (today) 071 and file the original thereof with property, and the names in which it issued thereon. The certificate Slowers and thundershowers continued Into since their cases have been Inthe Clerk of this Court either before was assessed are as follows: numbers and years of issuance, is@ the early hours today near a cold front that exservice on Petitioners attorneys or Certificate No. ?O.. Year of description of the property, and th vestigated and closed. Nine Immediately thereatter otherwise Issuance 1914. names in which it was assessed ord tended from the North Atlantic coast through more may be fired, but their a default will be entered against you as follows: Description of Property for the relief demanded in the aliblei have to checked out southeast Virginia, to just off the southern WtSfl.of Lot 40+ El3ttof Lot 30 Certificate No. 2121. Year Cl Petition. Washington Heights PD 3 PG 37 issuance 1114 first." Texas coast. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal Name in which assessed Shubert Description of Preperly 'l•.ne 101 hospital guards had of this Court on the 10th day of Construction co Robert Brooks. Jr. The heaviest activity was in southeast Sec 29 TWP 21$ RGE 31 C W S', of asked for the $1454.mor*h barSeptember, A.D. )fl. I. Nettle Mae Brooks E2f SW. of SE '.. Texas and eastern North Caro1in, with some {SaI) All of said property being in the ardua-duty. allowance that Nane in whIch assessed George Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. heavy thuidershowers in the central Gulf $. McGrath, Jr. County of $ifnlnole. Stite Of prison guards and -other state Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida. All of said property being in the Coast states. A flash flood watch was posted employes receive. B y; Jean E. Wilke Unless such carlifiritg or rat, County of Seminole, State Cl Deputy Clerk ror parts or Texas. tlfic.tes shall be redeemed •. Florida. They said their duty Is just as Robert M. Morris, of cording to law the property Unless such certificate or car. deserving of the extra pay since Hutchi 1. Mis described in such cer tificate or tificates shall b redeemed a j a bout 3( of the hospital's 1,4) 230 North Park Avenue e Certificates will be sold to the cording to law the propert Sanford, Florida 37171 highest cash bidder at the court described in such certificate or patients rm criminally Lnum Eddie Keith has added his A captain in the police Publish: Sept. 14, 21. III. Oct. 5, 1916 house door On the I Ith day of OC. Certificates will be Sold to the and are bospIalized under 100cr, 071. WASHINGTON to te highest cash bidder at the court the (A?) Dec. 7 Sanford city auxiliary. Keith has been a DED 76 School cowt orders. Dated this Ind day of September, house deer on the 11th da y Of Oc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC desegregation and a return to the basics in salesman at B. 1. Perkins Oil Some HRS officials said they 100ev, 19Th at 11:00 A.M. Keith is challenging In. Men's Wear In downtown EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Arthur H. Bsckwith, Jr.. Dated this Ind day of September, elementary schools may have contributed to agree that the guards deserve CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Clerk of the Circuit Court 1971. cumlent Commissioner Gordon Sanford for 30 years. He has COUNTY. FLORIDA. the recent rise in reading ability of 9-year-olds By: Thelma L. Scott, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. pay.illegal. But they said the Meyer. Others already In the lived in the city since 1937, and CIVIL NO. 16-1133-CA-04 , thekextra oQ eas and the "dramatic improvement" among Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND race are contractor BY: Thelma L. Scott, .fter tht sick-out began, lattibeaudlere and Alfred pet De. Is a past master of the Sanford LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LARGO, Publish: Sept. 7, 14, 71, 2$, I976 black youths, according to a new national care Masonic lodge. Deputy Clerk plaintipt, DEO3$ state officials called in help shop . survey released today. Publish : Sept. 7, 14, 31, 1. 2$, 1976 "I'm concerned about San- vs fromlocal police agencies and owner Larry Blair. OED3C C ARL F. ATKISSON. et us.. NOTICE OF APPLICATION However, the federally financed National Keith, 59, filed qualifying ford," Keith said, "and I'd like sent in prison guards and FOR TAX DEED Defnts. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Assessement of Educational Progress found 191.341 Florida Statutes NOTICE OF SALE FOR TAX DEED curtly officers from other fiRS papers Monday afternoon. In to see If I can do something to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 197.241 Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that facilities to provide security at 1974, he ran against Commis.. help." that while 9-year-olds were able to read better NOTICE IS HEREBY Givelif,il sioner John Morris and finished Candidates can qualify untu on the 19th day of October 1916, at Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson the the hospital, known in recent second in 1975 than in 1971, there was little change in in three-man race. noon Nov. 2. ed the Courthouse of Seminole County, his fil laid cert ifica tes for a tax the holder of the following cer'e for its number 0f the reading performance of 13-year-olds and at Sanford, Florida theundersigned deed to be issued thereon. The tificate has filed said certificates capees. 17-year-olds in school. Clerk will offer for sale the following certificat, number s and years at for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Mccroan said that other than issuance, the description of the The certifica te numbers and years described real proper ty: NORTH property, and the names in which It of issuance, the description of the a mattress-burning incident In Lot 2$, Block was ass essed are as follows: property, and the names in which it ORLANDO TERRACE sE:TloP4 a maximum-security ward Certificate No. 1412 Year of was assessed are as follows: of UNIT I, according to the plat Monday evening, there were no oii Certificate No. 150. Year of The Oviedo City Council $151,447 for operation of the thereof as recorded in Plat Book :i, issuance Oescri,t$onif Property Issuance 1974 difficulties at the hospital Monday night adortted (I.e 1976- water department requires the Page 39, Public Records of Seminuie SEC 01 TWP 215 ROE 30 C N 10 County, Florida, Descrlptloncipreperty during the day. 77 budget, calling for a 65 per levy of Lot Ill Repiat of Winwood Park a 4.42 mills tax $442 together with all structures, em 30373 ft of S $063 It of C AM 5 it at He said three Inmates who cent Increase In property taxes PB 3 Pg 30. provements, fixtures, appliances, NW 's of SW 1 4 (less Rd). Name In which assessed Rana were identified as ringleaders in the new fiscal year beginning per thousand dollars evaluation and appurtenances on said land or Name in which assessed Royal Park Cor poration Temple Pen tecostal Assemblies of used in conjunction therewith, in that Incident were trans-Oct. of real property) up from the BALTIMORE (AP) All of said property being in the The World. Inc. The aforesaid saie will be made The that charges them with violat- ferred to other wards. County Of Seminole, State of The *557,913 budget Including current year's 2.67 mIlls, All of laid propert y being in the pursuant to a Final Judgment on question of where friendship Ing a federal antiracketeering tered in Civil No 711133 CAO9G Florida, County of Seminole, State of leaves off and corruption begins law. They are accused of comraw pending In the Circuit Court Unless such certificate or cer. Florida, has emerged as a central one at mitting various offenses, Inthe Eighteeneth Judicial Circuit In Unless such certificate or cer. shall be redeemed ac and for Seminole County, Florida. Cording to law the property tificates shall be redeemed ac i the favors-trading trial of cludlng mail fraud and bribery, i DATED this 20th day of Sep described in such certificate or Cording to law the property Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel whilescheml.ngtoadvancecercertifIcates will be sold .to the described in such Certificate or tevnber. 1976. and four codefendants. highest cash bidder at the court Certificates will be sold to tain business Interests, in,SEAL) house door on he 11th day of Oc highest Cash bidder Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Defense attorneys were to de- cludlng Mariborn Race Track at the court 100ev, 1971, at 1100 AM.' Clerk of the Circuit Court house door on the 11th day of Oc liver opening arguments today Skolnik said he would show Dated this Ind day of September. 100ev. 1971 at 11: 00 AM. By: Mary N. Darden l in the U.S. District Court trial, that Mandel. In return for 1976 Deputy Clerk Dated this Ind day of September, Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., which got under way Monday unsuccessful effort to pass leg1976. VAN DEN BERG. GAY & DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania aides expected that Smith mands. He told reporters he BURKE. P.A. Cler k of the Circuit Court Art hu r H. Beckwith, Jr., after a long process of jury se- Islatlon benefiting Marlboro in AP Secretary of State Hen. would recommend approval of could not comment without n- Attorneys for the Plaintiff By: Thelma L. Scott, Clerk of the Circuit Court lection ended with the seating of 1972, received from the other ry A. Kissinger, as a follow-up the proposals, and observers In Deputy Clerk Post Office Box 193 By: Thelma L. Scott, suiting the other presidents, Publiih' Sept. 7, II, 31, 2$, 1976 Orlando, Florida 32303 Deputy Clerk a panel of six men and six defendants a *140,000 share of to his talks with southern At. Salisbury said opposition to the Kissinger told Kaunda he beDEO 33 t Published Sep . 21, 1916 women. Publish : Sept. 7. 11. 21, 7$, Oil Security Investment Co., which rica's white leaders. Is seeking prime muister's recommends. lieved Smith will secure agreeo)I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Asst. U.S. Atty. Barnet D. leases buildings to the Social two pledges which Rhodeslan lions was unlikely. But they ment from his supporters for FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , NOTICE OF APPLICATION Skolnik set the prosecution's Security Administration. Prime Minister Ian Smith said he probably would rim Into early talks leading to black NOTICE OF APPLICATION FLORIDA, FOR TAX DIED tone in a two-hour statement FOR TAX DIED CIVIL ACTION NUMBER 197.244 Florida Statutes The prosecutor said Mandel wants from black leaders, a trouble with hard-liners when rule, an African diplomat In 197.741 Florida Statutes CA-49.0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that dwelled on the theme of also received it $45,000 interest senior American official in Kis- he puts the proposals before Lusaka reported. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTION that Richard F. or Mildred w Olson Mandel's friendship and associ in Ray's Point Inc., which singer's party repoft that Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson other members of his RhodeFOR SAVINGS, a corporation, the holder of the following ccv The senior U.S. official said a the holder of the following ations with the other defend- owned 200 acres In Talbot cer Plaintiff is) tificates has filed said certificates One is that all guerrilla action sian Front in parliament on Rhodesian constitutional lucite, has filed said certificates vs ants. for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. Count:,', $1,000 worth of birthday in Rhodesia will be suspended Thursday. conference could begin as early 1' a ti dead to 01 iSSued thereon, JUNIOR CHARLES AVERY and The certificate numbers and years Besides Mandel, the defend- clothing, some $5,000 in as soon as negotiations begin The certificate numbers and years ENA AVERY. his wife, The observers In Salisbury as November. And Smith told Of of issuance, the description of the istuance, the description of the ants are W. Dale Hess, former jewelry, free vacations and for a constitution providing for also said there was little Ukell- an Interviewer In Rhodesia Defendants, pro perty, and the names in which it property, and the names in which it NOTICE OF SALE was OUNS110d are as follows. majority leader of the state payment of more than $1,000 the transfer of power to the hood the black nationa1jdu there was a chance of a set. was assessed are as follows: Notice is hereby given that, House of Delegates; Ernest N. worth of life insurance pre- bLack majority, Certificate No. 1032 Year of Certificate No. 1397 Year of pursu ant to an or der or a final Issuance 1974 would leash their guerrillas, tiement In the near future. Cory Jr., a Laurel, Md., law- miums annually. Issuance 1974 ' iuigment of foreclosure entered in The second Is that the secur- and this would give Smith an Description of Property A British-American plan put Descriptionof Property the above capIione, action, yet'; and buainessmen brothers 'Wii all this, as the defense Ity and Interests of Rhodesia's escape route If future negotla- before Smith calls for a comI will SEC 21 TWP 30$ ROE 32E DE4SEC 72 TWP 21S ROE 39 C N SOft $ell the properly in Seminole 204.71. N + 400 It C Of SW COR RU wiflism and harry W. Rod- will tell you, just a matter of 770,000 whites will be effective- lions didn't go his way. mltrnent to black majority rule 00S671 211ofE 100 "of NE'.sofSW County, Florida, described as' C 151 In NtlOftW 15I.ft S34OfttO get's in. A sixth defendant, friendship" Skolnik said. Iy safeguarded when power Is LOT 33, WALDEN TERRACE. BEG Nyerere is the leading within two years; a COnBaltImore businessman Irvin "When does friendship become transferred to the 6 million spokesman (or the five black stitutlonal conference in Gen- Name In which assessed Louree according to Plat thereof as Name in which assen isaac Ware. f OCOf d*d in Put Book IS. Page 4". at Campbell & Lull Mae Campbell Koveni. will stand trial later. a euphemism and code word for blacks. All f said property being in the presidents who have been eva; the broadening of the Rhothe Public Records of Seminole All Of said property being in the The six have pleaded ut- something corrupt and tileof Seminole. Slate of County, Florida, Kissinger flew to Tanzania pressing hardest for an end to desian cabinet to Include black County County of Seminal,, State of Florida . nocentto a 23-count indictment gal?" at public sale, to the highest and best Florida. today to see President Julius white nile in Rhodesia, South- nationalists; and a $2-billion Unless such Certificate or cer bidder for cash at II 00 O'clock lnthe Unless such Certificate or cer. Nycrere after reporting Moo- West Africa (Namibia) -and fund financed by the United tificates snail be redeemed ac forenoon on the Oh day of October tificate, shall be redeemed pc day to President cording to lax, the property EuIng South Kenneth _____________________________________________ 1916- at the West front door Africa. The others are States, Britain, South Africa described In the cording to law Itt, property Kaunda of Zam bia on his talks Kaunda, Sir Seretse Kha.ma of and ot such certificate or Seminole County Courthouse in described i such Cerllficatd' or her nations to corn- Certificates will be sold to the Sanford. Florida cert,lictte, will be during the weekend with Smith Botswana, and two Marxists sold to the Pei whites who leave Rho- highe, cash bidder at the Court (SEAL) uesday, September 21, 1976—Vol. 69, No. P highef CtCh bidder at the couri or and Prime Minister John Vor- whom Kissinger Is avoiding, desla and to help devel the house door on the 11th day of Or Art hur H Bec kwith Jr. P,.4 atfshed Oily indSnd, •crpt Siturdi, ant Ch,,ttm 4 house door on the 11th day of Or F , op 100Cr, 1976, at 1100 A hi. IJ.I .'ter of South Africa. Cl erk of Circuit Court tObir, 1916 at 11,00 A hi Agostinho Neto of Angola and country under black rule. 100 N Fr,'ncn An, Sanlo,d. F's t" The Sanlord Hv'iC, Dated thiS 2nd day 'f September, By Mary N Darden 17tH Dated this Ind day of September, Meanwhile, Smith met with Samora Machal of MozamAfter meeting with Nyerere, 1174. Deputy Clerk 1916 Sco.'d Class Po?agc PO-0 a' San$o. Fiotida 1771l . his cabinet in Salisbury, the bique. Art hur H Beckwith, Jr. SMITH AND HAYDEN, PA. Kissinger was sched uled to fly Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. Ci, .'. • 5 Cler k of the Circuit Court 'l.' si v.',, $14 .0 , Rhodt!sian capital, to discuss 13 16 Barnet t Bank Kaunda apparently did not on to Kinshasa, the capital of Cler k of the Circuit Court jr) '/ c B. Thelma L. Scott, 'S' ..' All Building Kissinger's proposals for black give Kissinger a clearCiit COrn- Zaire, for Wks with By Thelma L Scott Deputy Dep uty Clerk Preddent Jacksonville, F lorida Deput y Clerk ral e in Rhodesia. Kissinger's nütmetit to meet Smith's de- Mobtdu Sese Seko. Pub Sept. 7, Ii, 21. 2$, Oil Publish Sept it, 1976 Publish Sept. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP) The U.N. General A OIfl1 its 31st annani 31111012 10 WIth the racial confrontation In southern Africa and the pereinial Arabirae11stan'oainong Its most Tasudey, $.pf. It, 1ff6-3A m IN THE PRACTICE OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY AT 1301 EAST SECOND STREET SAN FOR D. FLORIDA 32771 OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE (303) 322-5313 I — - '' " r" was neglecting my family. has been serving as vice Sometimes it takes awhile for chairman of the board, artcertain things to sink In. I parently will assume the haven't been able tobewith chairmanship for the time i't'.I ) 12Y.1 kids and todothIngswj being. that I should. The council has the option of "I was putting the city before letting Glascock's council seat my wife and the children remain vacant until filled In the before my family," he said. Dec. 2 city election or of apj Glascock said that he had pointing a replacement. been so busy with city affairs Glascock's resignation was that he had forgotten that one of effective at midnight Monday. CHARLES GLASCOCK his sons was supposed to begin studies at Seminole Community r _ea _ _ CLIP AND SAVE College earlier this month. g I "Now he won't be able to.a i until January. 1 had given so I much time and thought to the I city, I had forgotten and that Is I. , I stupid," he said. , Glascock said another one of 4 has young sons recently wrote a I composition in school about the I time he and his father went I fishing including details of the Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use Of... um nberofandklndsoffishthey . '•" ' . .I ' . . • • 'VQJ' '.' : ' - - . - ,;,.'. E , "It didn't happen," Glascock said. 1 bought fishing gear for - lieutenant colonel from the U.S. Army In 1%9 and four years later was elected to fill the on e year remaining In the tinexpired term of the late Richard Wirz. During his three years on board, he served as vice II "C W [p -- -. fij ." 4. ' j . . _r11 'I ' /.'. , * .....' f.. ' ' . ': .*' . '''' ' .. . .. .i l',, - . "_.%,\ ' ' , , . CALL in p "11., V omDSM ' I That's the time to dial long distance direct* rind catch up wth all the latest news. Low evening rates apply from 5 p.m. until II p.m. S ' I .ith..ji a .iJu' I Hwy. 17-H at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. Monsommeemor CLIP AND SAVE es.eaea.v ii man - Obtain these services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You .11, .. . o As Prescribed by Your Physician . 'a ' c • PRESSURE BED PADS' : ," Deliver-.. '. !I]1IEI --MEDICARE SUPPL V! CO. chairman and chairman. 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' . r ' ' r " ,. r ' ""'I,',' c' .-,:.-,',f'.,............... i 1 :.,1''.".' 1 II i' 'r' 'T1h'" 1" t'"' " 01 I .,.'-. C. -. '' . " _ jA . (' "- .. '' ' 'c r �9 Evening md Hei L Eve.Og HiraM, Sanford, FL Writing a newspaper column has Its advantages over other kinds of work. For instance, most people can't talk anddethelrjobsat time without 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 3053222611 or tIl 9993 ,irOuflu Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1971—iA WAYNE D DOYLE Publisher NORMAN H OSHRIN Editor WILLIAM 0 CURRIE, Kina qi nq Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director II.t,i.• I hitvtt : rskngars the ear" of thousands of people and make a living at the same time. But writing a column Is not as on as It may seem.Ifyoudothsjobwell,fttakegakutofthos*ht, plus a considerable mount of research. If you write about current events and social tasusi, you have to keep up with what's going on In the world. Then you have to ndsort ftalloug In you mind and come up with a coherent statement. Fortunately, there are some shortcuts a columnist can take when he's feeling lazy or lacks enough time to adequately prepare a complex analysis of some situation. One of the better ways Is to dart off by saying something obvious, such as "America Is a great VAW . ivriis: N1,41111. $2.40: Ii Mi'nth.. $14.20: Vr,r. $R40. 14) Mail. In fiiruLi uiii' as hi'ini ik'Iiver% All 'tIit'r luau: Mt'nth. $2.0; 6 Mi'nths. 116.20: 12 Mnnlh!. L12.40. — 61, 7 i 0, W . Mao's Policies Still In Force The Clock ByAUDIEMUIIPIIY country," then expand on the theme. it doeen't take much work, and people like to bear positive corn- Mao Tsetung was an outspoken and avowed enemy of the bourgeois who told his people that the foes of China would not perish by themselves and urged his followers to carry their revolution through to the end. Yet it does not seem at all strange to hear those bourgeois extol Mao today as a "great man, . . . remarkable man, . . . and a man of vision." Few could venture to guess what leadership will eventually emerge in China after Mao's death. But If there Is one thing certain It Is that Mao was one of the truly great persons of an era in terms of power, Influence, leadership and symbolism. His death was not the death of a man, It was the passing of a dynasty. No other statesman In recent history had a longer view of the future and no other leader acquired and held power over so many people for so long a time. Mao's techniques will be studied, but we doubt that he will ever be emulated because he was one of a kind. His recipe was simple. Shining throughout the many thoughts and works of Mao was his fear of "revisionism" the fear that purity of Mao Marxism would be diluted and corrupted by the Influence of the industrial world. "Revisionism or right opportunism," Mao said, 'is a bourgeois trend of thought that is even more dangerous than dogmatism. The revisionists, the Right opportunists, pay lip service to Marxism... but what they really are attacking is the quintessence of Marxism." Means did not deter Mao from his ends. When It became necessary from his point of view he could gain political power with the barrel of a gun, an oft quoted thought of Mao. Or Mao could let "a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend" purportedly to promote the progress of the arts and sciences In China. The barrels and the flowers were the same, tools to promote the constant turmoil that allowed Mao to hold power. Many Chinese disappeared into the night after blooming and the blood of millions of his own countrymen was on his hands. What does this mean to us today? Mao Is dead, but the forces that he set into motion are not. Pragmatically, Mao was not directly, running China for some time because of his physical impairments. But it is not dear whether the present $ - 1. - leadership will prevail. What is known Is that there is a struggle of gargantuan proportions between the power moderates who want a gradual evolution into the industrial world and the "revisionists" who argue for pure Maoism. Added to the uncertainty of power is the nature of China itself. it is a vast country and difficult to rule. Its people have a broad streak of independence and close ties to families and clans. It is not an easy country to govern, all the more a mark of tribute to the prowess of Mao. The plain truth is that nobody knows what lays ahead for China even If it is certain that whoever wins the power struggle will continue to evoke the thoughts and spirit of Mao. His footsteps In history are deep and his shadow into the future will be long. The best course for the United States and the West is to assume that none of the policies of China have changed until told otherwise. In poker it's called holding. A Good Image Congress took a lot of heat last year over voting to tie congressional salaries to those of federal employes benefitting from annual cost-of-living pay Increases. So It Is only fair, perhaps, to commend the House and Senate voting this year to deny their members the expected S per cent hike. But the gesture revealed more political astuteness than for statesmanship, as even a few of the lawmakers conceded. Sen. James Allen, a Democrat from Alabama, noted that "Congress has enough problems maintaining a good Image." BERRY'S WORLD ~. I _ VV . , . _~ , lk t II 4' JliiiI).._. kt I He attempts to justify his position by stating that medical care obligates somebody to study medicine and become a doctor, then abrogates the doctor's right to decide whether or not to treat the patient. Obligate as In force, abrogate as In pLdo1-In-theb.ck. Consider, If you will, that argument. It's Irrationality Is monumental, It's arrogance breathgovernment-supplied 91 I. ' of Mao the man. And of his relationship to Chairman Mao of China and to Mao the Communist. I I , . A How long have you htwn pIe -rning the President's fr/p.s this way?" 11 - I there. Mao, above all was Intensely Interested In Ideas Ideas for putting things Into practice pr almost disdainful of theory. Time and again he would search out people who know more about a subject than he and probe their minds, - - . . .. . . He was woefully weak In'mathematics. And had little understanding of economics, Industry or even of agricul ture tho ugh he grew up on a farm. His Interest was In organization and the relationship of people. He wanted to know how - whether armies, . governments, political groups, schools or even theaters and If they could be useful In ac complishing his 8.11115 Superbly confident, certain of the of his thinking and his actions, he loved to argue with friends, associates and even strangers. But If the arguments turned too philosophical, he would turn away. - . .. ,.. Backing He had great faith In self reliance. And In planning. He planned so thoroughly In fact, that after a run of defeats which would have felled . anot he r man, he was able to come back with greater strength, time and again. P For himself, he cared little for money, clothing, or art or philosophy. He had contempt NEW YORK (AP) Some months ago there for the badges and formalities of office. But he was a lot of politic talk about reducing the role was greedy for the power. and rule of Washington in our lives, bid neither of the major presidential candidates seems to have He was a Communist, I felt, because of remembered, disdain he had for the men of money he That Is the Impression one gets In listening to known from his youth and their treatment of him the candidates discuss how they will use the and his friends. This hatred Included his well-topowers of the central government to make jobs, do father. He worshipped strength. Without strength, he tower prices, generite additional revenue and great produce' abundance. believed, you could do nothing. He had The protilem with such promises Is that the faith in strong men. Like Bismarck. And strong abilities of Washington to produce any of these, emperors and military commanders of old or certainly all of them together, seems to be China, decidedly limited. In contrast, It can and often He wanted to control men's actions, their does, create high taxes and prices and borrowing jobs, their choice of wives, who went to higher costs. school and who not, who was promoted and when Washington can set the economic tone, the men married. He wanted to insure 'with mood 01 hope, resignation or despair. It can whatever force necessary that all men and generate the confidence that people need In women from the highest to the lowest had order to go out and Invest their Ideas and funds. correct thoughts as he defined correct And It can through Its tax policies provide thought. He wanted to make certain that all various financial spurs. producers, farmers or workers produced what But the jobs, the revenues and the general crops Mao wanted, what goods he decreed. abundance are really the product of the people, In return for this loss of personal freedom and and they can't be blamed if they are Irritated right of decision, and for censorship of thought, the egocentric Insinuation that the good life Isbya Mao was determined that all citizens have government product. enough food, enough clothing, a place to live and Such notions debase the enormous producmedical care. tivity of the American people, given the proper Each Individual must submerge himself and economic atmosphere, a productivity that has his personal ambition to the state, which was been demonstrated to a degree achieved by no other people In history. JOHN CUNNIFF . roblems V - - -06 dignitaries. Tanjug said the "medical treatment and recovery" of the 84-year-old president were developing successfully. Queen Prefers Culottes - year-old garments belonging to the queen, who wants their hems let down before putting them back into her wardrobe. Thomas also said the queen favors culottes, the long fashion pants that look like an evening skirt until the lady starts to walk, for informal, at-home affairs. She has not worn them in public, Thomas said in the latest edition of the British weekly magazine Woman's Own Monday. - PEOPLE Hughes Wanted To Buy ABC 1. PHILADELPHIA (AP) Howard Hughes would have bought the American Broadcasting Co. in 1968 if the purchase had not required a personal appearance before the Federal Communications Commission, TV Guide reports in'nxt week's issue. In an article by former ABC executive and' board member Thomas Moore, TV Guide says the late billionire industrialist had arranged to purchase a majority interest In the radio and television broadcasting company for $148 million. Moore said the sale fell through when the reclusive Hughes refused to make the required appearance before the FCC, which must approve such a sale. - Prom-ises, j' 4, Chip Carter Meets 'The Fonz LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jimmy Carter's son Chip began a day-long Los Angeles campaign by carrying his father's presidential campaign back to the 1950s with a meeting with The Fonz and his friends on the television set of "Happy Days." Actor Henry Winkler, who plays The Fonz in the series, served as tour guide at Paramount studios Monday, where young Carter also visited the set of "Laverne and Shirley." Carter, 26, said he had to visit the "Happy Days" set because "it is Amy's favorite television show." Amy Carter is his 8-year-old sister. Ethel Kennedy Pays Fine BARNSTABLE, Mass, (AP) Ethel Kennedy has paid a $31.25 fine after being convicted on a charge of mutilating a parking ticket. Mrs. Kennedy, widow of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, pleaded innocent to the charge, but was convicted by Judge John P. Curley Jr. She was not present in court, but was represented by an attorney. The offense occurred on Sept. 4. No additional details were available. U.S. Site For PLO Fund-Raising funds. We pointed out that El-Oubedi's letter was written on the PLO's United Nations stationery. KISSINGER'S CREDIBILITY: Secretary of SLte Henry Kissinger Is held In such low esteem In Saudi Arabia that former American Ambassador James E. Akins wrote despairingly from Jidda: "I sometimes wonder how we can maintain any influence at all In this country, and I strongly suspect we're on a uiep downward path here." Akins confided his views in set-let IrtvL'lou and letters, which we have ot(ainvd. Kizstngei"s "credibility In Saudi 4%.rabla," wrote the forme! ambassador, '1) ap. anti-Arab line, and he wondered If President Ford would fall for It. He hoped not.,, The Saudis had as high an opinion of Akins as they had a low opinion of Kissinger. Thus Akins' recent dismissal, he wrote, was viewed by the Saudis "as a move more against them than against me." 1 1 1 11d , :!1111 The debates between Jimmy Carter and President Ford are going to have very little trouble In the ratings because all four I ministers, Zaki Yamani and Isham Naxer, "have been ta unting me for the last week," he reported, "with my past staunch vigorous defen se of ' Kissinger. Both of them claim they saw through him immediately and take great jo y in quoting verbatim my defense of him and his policies," Kissinger also had the mistaken Idea, ac-cording to Akins' secret letter, that he ha d made a favorable im pr ession upon the late King Faisal. The Saudis "find It hilariously funny," wrote Akins, "that Kissinger has claimed that It was he himself the King came to like and trust." The Saudis liked to kid Akins about these matters, Related the former ambassador: 111 give them as stony a ,no comment' as I can ___ ______ LI 1 they will broadcast the meeting between the two presidential ___ Le. i l candidates. CARTER FORD That assures the candidates of having exposure on all four "There are more humane and national networks when the economically sound solutions to Inflation than debates begin Thursday rijgi "We decided we would give the free enthe Republican program of forced recessions In Phlladelphl& terprise system a chance. And what has and high °'n'ployment. We mud battle Earlier, officials from ABC happened? First, Inflation which was 12 per inflation through: and the Public Broadcasting .cent or more, ls now 3 per cent or less for the — a steady flow of Jobs and output Service had said they would first four months of 1976... But we are ping —a better matching of supply and demand broadcast the meeting li, be. to do better. We are going to stay the course — reform of government regulations, such as tween Ford and Carter, al- and.., get the rite of Inflation down to the the bstkluaul rule, which unnecesaaray adds though ABC said It, too, had kind of level where this country can grow to consumer costs reservations about some rules vgvper, and people, whether they are on a Rep. Hill Nelson pleads his case anti-trust and consumer protection laid down by the League of flied Income or working Inafactory or tilling enforcement Women Voters, which Is spon- the soil or teaching.. will get a fair shake increased mnphaitz on productivity sortng the debates. and not be robbed day after day by the kind of lower interest rates Inflation we had in 1976." The networks balked at rules effective monitoring cf htn2euonary trends 'People barring television cameras --Speech at Bowling standby wage and price controls which the from cutting away from the Green State University, president could apply selectively." candidates to show the au6-7-76 —Presentation to dlence during the debate, and Democratic Platform network executives also proCommittee, 6-76 tested the decision of the league to permit Ford and Carter to along the way about the na- tratlon for high unemployment for good health care, for fair By ED PRICKE1'r participate In the selection of tion's unemployment problems, and Inflation, Carter hit the taxes." Journalists who will do the Ford voiced criticism of Car. same theme throughout the 435- Dole Herald Staff Writer was on the offensive In questioning. ter's tax reform proposals and mile, 14-hour tour that began In Florida, suggesting that Carter State Rep. Bill Nelson says the contention that Florida voters Carter, after a whistlestop said he thinks middle-Income New York Qty and wound up In should "go back to his planelect their Judges is a "my." ' train tour of New Jersey and Americans should have their Pittsburgh: since Ford became taflon" In Georgia. And the Melbourne Democrat is spearheading a statewide Pennsylvania, was home In taxes lowered, president two years ago, 'flle Republican vice presimovement to change the present system. Plains, Ga., today, preparing "Our middle-Income tax- unemployment In New Jersey dentlal nominee said Carter The so-called "Missouri Plan" Nelson Is advocating calls for for the opening debate. His g'uJl- payers have been shortchanged and Pennsylvania has In- does not understand the U.S. Ow appointment by the governor of Supreme Court and Appeals nlng mate, Sen. Walter Mon- over the last 10 years. I believe creased. tax system, warning, "A vote Judges if Judges are voted out of office by the citizens. dale, was to take over the that group ought to get addi.. At each rally, Carter remind- for Carter isa vote for atax Nelson's amendment will be on the Nov. 2 ballot. It Democratic campaign train, tional tax relief," Ford said in a ed the crowd of Truman's whis- Increase. He really ought that, after fulfillment of a six-year term, the judge'ssuggests to go name be traveling through Ohio and In. talk to farm editors In the White tiestop campaign tour In the back to his plantation and take Placed on the ballot. If the public votes "out," the vacancy on the ' to Chicago. House Rose Garden. 194$ presidential election. Let- the tax system with him and bench will be filled by the governor after a recommendation by a Ford was also boning up for Ford told the farm group that er, Carter told reporters at spend about two weeks giving It non-partisan nominating commission, the debates, staying at the the country Is recovering from Johnstown, "There have been some thought" Nelson has many arguments In favor of the amendment. White House where he was recession under his economic good crowds ... very responMondale, on a Monday cam"In the last 50 years, 77 per cent of Supreme Court meeting visiting Liberian policies and said, "If we hold sive." palgn swing through the Northhave been unopposed and therefore they never appeared on the President William R. Tolbert the line of federal expenditures, Linking Inflation and the ris- east, launched a counterJr. His running mate, Sen. Bob we can honestly give tax reduc- Ing cost of ballot. People didn't get a chance to vote," Nelson argues. housing, Carter said, attack, saying he found it In Florida's four dIstrict court of appeals in the last 20 years, Dole, was to undergo a medical tion, and that Is the program of "This shows the Inse nsitivity of "Incredible" to hear Ford and Nelson says, 82 per cent of the judges ran unopposed. "It Is fiction examination before flying to this adminIstration," the Republicans to you and your Dole "trying to sound like to say the people of Florida elect their judges." Ohio for an address tonight to On his campaign train Mon-- life." they're for tax reform." There are seven Supreme Court Judges who compose the the state Republican con- day, Carter recalled the names Carter said he Is not just rumMondale said the Republican highest appeals court In the state. And there are 35 judges in vention. of past Democratic presidents, ruing against Ford, but "I'm candidates "have been for the As carter was campaigning especially Harry Truman. court of appeals, the next highest appeals court after circuit. The running for your families, for loopholes and against working ame ndment does not apply Itself to circuit Judges, according to by rail, and talking to crowds Blaming the Ford adminis- your homes. for good e-i, s," Nelson, because he saI4 supporters were unable to garper,th e I Sf4 necessary votes to get such an amendmenton the ballot. Obviously, there are some drawbacks to the NelsonSupported amendment, but the legislator says, "What happens when a judge has to go out and campaign? He gets money from the lawyers who are practicing in his court. That makes him By JACQUELINE DOWD servants to work in Gen. length of the date without with a pavlllion, cooking uncomfortable,, Herald Staff Writer Sanford's citrus groves. The havingto camp overnight jnthe facilities,, picnic tables and Nelson also cited a few additional reasons for approving the Two of Seminole County's Upeala settlement, with Its wilderness, restrooms. amendment. They are: historic sites will soon be Swedish church services and Fort Lane, built on the shore The county historical coal. identified with markers ex- school that taught the language, of Lake Harney, was about a mission Is funded by Many lawyers refuse to run In statewide or regional races the county because of the large sums of money It takes to win name plalning their part In Central attracted other immigrants. day's hike away from Fort commission, which appoints 10 recognition. And the salaries of judicial office are hardly high Florida's past. Although most of the settlers Mellonville on what Is now members. This year's budget Is enough to warrant heavy investment of personal funds in a The Swedish cemetery on had left the Upsals settlement Sanford's lakefront. W. campaign. Upsala Road west of Sanford by the turn of the century, the The park, where some of the It would assure the people the right to pass on the record of and Fort Lane Park near church survived until after cypress timbers used to build AIPPLIANCEs an incum bent judge. If his record fails to hold up, he will be ousted Geneva are the two sites chosen World War II. the fort can still be seen, has AND PO RCELAIN and the governor will reappoint one of three names recommended by the Seminole County The church congregation was been cared for by the Geneva by the commission. Historical Commission for dlssolvedinl94e, when only five Geneological and Historical ___Scralchos, Dents, Chips The Florida Bar ~ plus news reports markers like the one in front of active members remained. The Society since 1%5. Reached by would have COMPlete Color Change responsibility of informing the public, The Missouri Plan was the Gen. Sanford Museum and church w torn dowit s rtly take Harney Road, 1-273-6363 as ho the park Is implemented In that state 20 years ago, and Nelson and many Library downtown. after that, and the property—. open to the public and equipped others feel It will work here. The cemetery is all that Including the cemetery was At any rate, the lawmaker feels It will work better than the remains of the Upsala settle- deeded to St. Paul Lutheran - - Don't - - Elect Judges ' . ' Ea* ' marked , • " TH'Osto . . - - - - - present system where "hardly anybody knows anything about the ment, where about 200 Swedish Church in Orlando, which was immigrants lived during the the closest church belonging to late IM. There was once a the same synod. train station, post office, FortLane Park is the site ofa general store, school and two fort built In 1837 during the churches, said Bettye Smith of Indian war. HOSPITAL NOTES Sanford, the commission The forts were built about a member who proposed placing day's march apart, said SEPTEMBER 20 Lorraine Whiting, the cornRonald Alexander, Lake a marker at the cemetery. ADMISSIONS "me community didn't last mission member who proposed Monroe Sanford: that long," she said, "because placing a marker at the park. Thomas F. Gaut, Miami Margaret Childs City the Swedes really wanted to Troops could march almost the Cynthia Resnick, Orange candidates," AW11 _ C ullen DISCHARGES Madeline Jamison Merrea Jones Eunice Lee Mrs. David iSherry) Dyess & baby boy Chloe Y. Butts Candace A. Checefsky Teresa M. Gonzales Barbara P. Greene Linda B. Legg Michael L. Maniscalco John Wright Anthony P. Cote,"Deltona Clarence W. Hughes, Deltona Lillian Masher, Deltona Brooklyn, Lake Mary [CALL 834-8776 e The New All In The For Aid _____ — Seminole's first Swedish settlers were brought to America In 1971 as Indentured Auto-Train Fares Go J P D own AnnIe P. Hill Theodore J. Linton James W. McIntosh Alice Fndleton Mary N. Revels Robert Rugenstein, Lake Mary Ask George C. Hearn become AmericanIzed." -. - A single Dennis Straughter Mary E. Fuller, Deltona Ruth E. Mueller, Deltona Inez Bedsole, Orange City uriver win spend ;i less on Auto-Train but fares for all others will increase by Oct. 15, if new rates are not suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission. WEATHER - A company spokesman said the car and passenger carrying service charges $225 far one car with two passengers n both routes from Lorton, Va., to Sanford and from Louisville, Ky., to Sanford. The restructured fare will be $175 a car and $35 per passenger. For - Monday's high 91, today's low 69. Rainfall: .01 Inch. Partly cloudy through Wednesday with a chance of mostly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs mainly two, the price will be $245, inIn the upper 80s and lows stead of $Z. tonight around 70. Variable Charges for bedrooms, winds 10 m.p.h. or less. Rain drawing rooms and staterooms probability Is 50 per cent. will increase to $70 (from $55), TOMORROW'S TIDES $85 (from $70), and $100 (from Daytona Beach: high 7:02 $90) in that order. a.m., 7:28 p.m., low 12:42 a.m., Auto-Train Corp. officials 1: 05 P.M. also plan to eliminate present Port Canaveral: hIgh 1:46 charges for transporting a.m., 7:09 p.m., low 12:33 am, children under two. The 12:59 P.M. commission has the authority to LhhIOl a.m., approve or disapprove the new :& LW., 1:% p.m. rate proposals. - Understanding. It's a tradition at Brisson. manage." Footnote: We reached Akins In London. He co nfirmed that he had written secret letters and memos but refused to comment on them. In a recent letter to Treasury Secretary William Simon, Akins reported: "The Saudis CON MAN: Last year, we reported that intended to take up my dismissal when Kissinger c unning con man named Thomas R. Faernstrom was here and make a major Issue of It. I asked had coll ected $30,000 by using other men's names them, as a personal favor, not to du so." to pick up re-enlistment bonuses f rom th e armed But Kissinger misinterpreted their failure to services. The n he woul d move on to "re-enlist" react, according to Akins. "Kissinger has con- all over agai n. cluded that their non-reacUoru shows they got his The FBI fi nall y caught up with him, and he i 'ncasg.' ard iLre frightened." s In prison. But Pentagon gumshoes now believe On the tcntrary, Akins related how the Saudis their $30,000 estimate was far too low. Faerntid been daiding Kissinger. Because the amstrom may have bilked the military of $600,000 In ba,sab)r had ti!cd to defend his t*tss, two top 10 years. a Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida - r - national televIsion networks are going to carry the faceoff between the two candidates. The NBC and CBS networks dill express reservations about some of the gro und rules for the debates, but they said Monday / How They Stand ____ On Inflation __ _____________________________________________________________________________________ - Queen Elizabeth Ills very economy minded abouL her clothing, her newest fashion designer says. Ian Thomas said he has a rack of three- The controversy over which presidential candidates will be allowed to debate before the American people has, Itself, become a revealing' Ai Aspect of the 1976 campaign. At Make Is thee public's right to hear, their right to know, and their right to decide. In 10 It took a special act of Congress to exempt the Kennedy-Nixon debates from Ow long-standing equal time provisions of the provisions Federal Communications Act aimed at Insuring Independent candidates and their Ideas receive a fair hearing at election time. But In 1975 the Federal Conununleatlons Commission made a change In the Interpretation4 of the law. The ready agreement of the League of Women Voters to serve as a vehicle for this thinly disguised attempt to curtail dissent Is especially unfortunate. The League's sponsorship of a debate designed to foster the Idea that the Democrats and Republicans are the only parties worth considering contradicts the League's own wil-imown standard v.4 nonpartIsanship. A debate excluding third parties Is all the • more hypocritical In an election year when the & overwhelming majority of voters have ez- w His Knight pressW dissatisfaction with both Republicans and Democrats. Ford and Carter together received votes In the primaries from less than I percentofreglsteredvoters. The Socialist Workers Party Is fighting Its exclusion on the balls that the American people not only have the right but face the necessity of True, Washington can make jobs, simply by considering new proposals for moving the nation building Its bureaucracy. But it cannot produce fo rward In this time of crisis. Both Ford and jobs; It takes private efforts to expand economic Carter have Indicated that If elected they will activity and create the jobs, and incidentally, follow a course that has already Imperiled the produce revenues so the Washington jobholder livelihoods of millions of working people and deepenedthe misery of millions more. can be paid. The ability of Washington toy jobs Is Both Republican and Democratic candidates probably better documented than Its ability to will express their opposition to school busing for make them. The siphoning of Investment funds desegregation—an Issue of deep concern to Into bureaucratic waste, for example, directly blacks In this country. Carter, Ford, Dele and limits the ability of the private sector to produce. Mondale have made a "gentlemen's agreement" While a certain amount of supervision, to exclude women and blacks, and Issues tuna reg ulation and even manipulation of the portant to them, from this deba te. Th ese Issues production machinery seems to be a proper role must be discussed, and we are fighting to have for Washington, It doesn't by Itself make that my running-mate, Willie Mae Reid, a black machinery. The people do that. woman, Included In the DeleMondale debate. These distinctions sometimes seem to be lost Through the efforts of the Socialist Workers on some of the candidates, but there Is evidence Party's three-year-old lawsuit against the FBI. enough In the numerous surveys now being CIA. and other government agencies, thousands conducted that the public Is aware, and probably of previousl y secret government documents angry too. have been made public. They prove that for 3$ Aware, for Instance, that no matter what the years the FBI has tried to prevent the Ideas of candidates say or do, the central government the Socialist Workers Party from being heard. really has little power other than that given by )let)•J• OF not the Socialist Workers Party" the people. Angry that government sometimes has underutilized that power and at times abused prevails In Its attempts to debate along side the Democrats and Republicans, many Amerlcajij It. will be disturbed by a simple, unanswered It would the candidates question. it Ford and Carter are offering real might pay seem, greatertherefore, attentionthat to some of those solutions to the pressing needs of America n surveys that tend to show the , were they afraid to defend public a bit working people disinterested, restless and skeptical of some of their positionswhy against the independent can. the proposals and promises. proximately the same as It Is In the U.S. Senate." In a secret "memorandum for the file," dated Aug. 2, 1915, he told of a private conversation with Saudi oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani. The powerful oil minister complained of the 'games' the U.S. is playing In the Middle East." Kissinger's tactics "had long been discussed In Saudi Arabia," and the Saudis had concluded that the United States was "putting all (Its) cards on Iran," Yamani told the ambassador. "It was obvious," Yamani explained, "that the State Department had adopted a pro-Iran, E By The Ausclated Press . LONDON (AP) - effort Is going on. But he Insisted forcefully: "They are not using this channel" for collecting 'I - JACK ANDERSON It relates how the Virginians had collected $4,064, which ElOubedi said would go Into the 'PLO national chest" E-Oubedl"t code name, by the way, Is "Abu Khaled." "We hope you will continue to work for our holy cause and a revolutionary victory," wrote El-Oubedi. lie noted that the Virginian's money had been turned over to him by the PtA) director in New York, Zoher Tarazl. Terari acknow1e4ed that ElOubedi had een in the United States and that a fund-raising BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) President Tito has met with a group of high ranking politicians at his hunting lodge and is responding well to medical treatment of his liver trouble, according to the official news agency Tanjug. Tanjug said Tito and his wife, Jovanka, met with the visitors Monday at Belje, a hunting lodge near the Hungarian border. Tito is suffering from an acute liver disease that forced cancellation of official visits to Yugoslavia by French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing and other foreign ' - organizations worked ., (Editor's N.t. Peter Came). Is Ike prealdedlal Army officer In contact with Mao and his aides, four months of the time as acting commander of Networks Balk,, Give In Well To Liver Treatment . ... il il President Tito Responding TV Debates Rule' Shows. H ypocrisy 4_~ - months In the caves of Yom In World War II before he came to power. I was an American the Amaican military missi IN BRIEF In a, .. I -11. . .. T Power This Is k — VVOR[D PETER CAMEJO ç First Debate Thursday 111111111111111111111111 — that arsneM with the same taking. On. horror and fascination with which one might regard the rotting body of aomefoW sea monster that has washed up on the beach. Isuppose that pathetic piece of peumo1* waa trotted out to help ward off the evil vampire called Socialized Medicine, which is lurking just around the corner. Unfortunately, the line of reasoning leaves something to be desired, because, If followed to Its logical conclusion, It would abolish retry laxsupported Institution America has. And as urnpleasant as taxes are, nobody wants to have to live without paved roads, the armed forces and the fire department. any case, the above-mentioned columnist Is on safe ground, because the entire fallacious argument has nothing to do with the real world. That's why the Sin and Weather Gambit Is so useful: ft's hard to disprove a theory woven from thin alt, even If the premises sound as If they came from Larry, Moe and Curly Joe, / . I '. -, - - One columnist, a skilled practitioner of the Sin and Weather Gambit, has even suggested that the government allow sick poor people to die, instead of providing them with medical care. Tarazl then recalled that the Virginians had delivered the $4,064 check to him, and that he had The funds collected from PLO sympathizers forwarded it to El-Oubedi. "We were just a In this country have been deposited In a PLO pigeon drop," he said. account overseas. The account Is used to finance Although Tarazi admitted the fund drive PLO operations, presumably including terrorist reached into many dates, he said money for the raids and airplane hijackings. PLO was scarce. "When I think about the billions Through several intermedIarIes, we have going to other places!!" he exclaimed. He obtained proof of the clandestine PLO collections In the United States. It consists of a tha'mk-you alluded to the massive fund-raising efforts In note, written in Arabic on the stationery of the behalf of Israel. Footnote: The PLO Is registered with the PLO's United Nations office. The letter is signed Justice Department as a foreign agent, but only by Jacob El-Oubedi, the PLO's top fund-raiser In for "Information activities," not fund collecting. Beirut, and Is addressed to the 'Palestinian There is no registration for EL-Oubedi. Committee In the State of Virginia." ~ . I Mao Was Greedy For WASHINGTON Another good shortcut, and the one most widely used, Is one I call the "Sin and Weather Gambit." The stiiilcgy here is to write about something that everybody dislikes, such is taxes, big government, Communlan, sin, or floods. These subjects are sort of universal, and sufficiently broad to allow you to say almost anything without getting into trouble. Wo - 41 ) ri, RAY CROMLEY WASHINGTON The Palestine Liberutlon Organization Is raising funds In the United States for its guerrilla activities On at least one occasion, money has been routed through the PLO's Permanent Observer post at the United Nations. A11110 1- : But acoliminlat, the n through the medium of the printed w. -rd, can "band ments. You can getaway with it If you don't do It too often and start to bore your readers. T.eiday, SØ. 21,1974-4* ii ' f ' rt.ç - ..fi . F - " .-'-. - - " ~ '...........' '. ' -, '_ I :a.:.',,..l:.. . ",!; Ar, F' I h ( 'I ~f* I i -1 )' ' ,, . ' . ,!, ,. , ' ';. .. 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I.i '• .1 .' -- TERMITES OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME? Don't let To, -niles make a meal Out of Your horng. lot ur 0 t e: sional. exter m inators 3 'I'Ie ART BROWN PEST CONTROL M" Sanford'sOl5t 2362 s Park Ave Company Sa"ford 4 , &:1 Liam . . . . .1 • . .:-. . i.' singers . . =ftued her journey bome to Longwood. Mrs. spend hare before •: • /. - hi the Las Angeles ares Her daughter, Mrs. Burton, accompanied her on her return fllgtd and aftera threeday visit Lloyd BoItonofMioeral Wells, Teus, . . . . . -4 . -. .. - also vWted Dlsoeyland, Knettaberry Farm, Hollywood, Beverly _miii, Marineland, e to (. - / '. tHiaId Photo By EMa Nics) Virginia DelVlllaggio (left), president of Lyman Chorale Boosters, and Karen Nelson, instructor Other officers are Bob Bouterse, vice-president; Gordon Dehler, treasurer; and Barbara Carr, secretary. The first regular meeting will be held OLtober 14, at 7:30 p.m., in the Music Room, at Lyman. Everyone who is interested is urged to attend. ' K ids I loved In return? To leave them nothing would be Puzilshing them for the "sins" of their mother. Udair. Please reconsider. DEAR ABBY: I graduated from high 3chool last June and ved ry Dear Abby L ] punished? A PROBLEM OUT EAST recei summer and hate to write letters, I decided to telephone TUB: CI[KIlkIr' A LD :WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME.41: *EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM 0: Hate to write letters? Send $ to : ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. HER A do you think? it PHONED MY THANKS DFAR PHONF.D: Phoning one's thanks str11 1-t-s me as the '11 lazy man's 'RAY. It's 41 adequate; but those who do It right write! e l !Cs ve had a you DEAR grew up loving you and being note is necessary. I think , telephone call is enough. What 0: 0 IN 1 12, Hill s, bye booklet "How to dinner auction and fun evening I.M. at the Association for Retarded Oct. 9 at 7:311 ; CM&en, Central Florib Zw, Altamorte Civic Center. This Hacienda Girls' Ranch, Medic will be the club's ma jor AFS Seeks Exchange Students The American Field Service and In high school Interested organhzatlon IsseeJg st ude persons should contact Mrs in to par Jan l'boyd, guidance counselor Ucipate in its overseas student at Seminole High School, or eschoge program. Students Stephanie Cain, by calUg sbould be 16 or 17 years of age 5180. AbLitters 1 Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch Of Home, 41~" With The 41 Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and A its HERALD ' Write 41 41 0, 1." . . i) SANFORDS $240 mob. Month -- Courtyard Antiques Feather Boos Old Movie Posters Greek Ru9, WED., FRI., SAT. URS lo:oo.6:30 2 00.5 30 S06 W. I 3th Street . . -• Call Today And il 13,guhonouc, ...,.j,tjr - ni.,.,th. I Lu . The HERALD Control roaches and ant% the casy way — brush No-Roach in 41 41 Way baihroouindkchenfixturcs 7 ...T Colorless, odorlc.s coating stays efIcctie (or months 41 Will Be On Ifs / 4 Eve11ingx HerAd 322n2611 CC C l C C 1 : Just Junior club include the Seminole Organizations supportedby the 0 PH. 322-SO65 -• Anne who is interested In the group may Join the Boosters, for a one dollar fee. It looks like an exotic and carefully nrrn,i .1 'b'" center le I I actually first just nature's way of reproducing the pineapple plant. Both the spiky leaf growth on top of the fruit raising event of the year. Home, and Sunland Tra ining Center. "gourmets" once and for mIll 11 forafreeestimaferjghtaway, Emergen Se young 1. • -- all those who sent me gifts to for All Occasions." Plosse enclow a it long, sell-addrmod, stamped (Z k) PROBLEM: Any Uwk them OP. my will and have brothers and children be during called long-distance thank sisters who could sure use some marriage are legally your those who live out of town, and 1 money. I own my own home children. You say you've been a intend to pay for the calls plus stocks and savings, and I "good tattler" and I believe myself. dcal we why I should leave you. But bow can you write all My parents aren't satisfied. ing to my illegitimate all the years during wWch they They think a written thank-you The Semoran will Woman's EATING . .. Approximately 150 students are involved In the singing NATURE'S CENTERPIECE Mother's . 1111111M1 - week visit in Torram, with her daughter and soo4n. law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W, Bufta. While there, she sj~ tended the wedding of bet Ira riddaughter, Pamela Burton, at the Calvery Church - niforms for the 0 • formation call ft coordinator, and the shoots around the base can be planted to Occupational Program produce new. fruit-bearing pineapple plants. John Development, Seminole Krider, Sanford, who grew this beauty, has been producing others just like It for around.10 years. Cornmunity College. DEAR ABBY: I was recently granted a divorce after being mArried for 30 years. I had a lot ofsuspicions about my wife, but I had only a second grade education and was pretty dumb then. I didn't begin to admd things up until after she has two childr ibly have been mine. Even so, I was a _ good father to them, and never any a ere LlIegitimste. My question: I'm making out Mrs. Martha Hatfield. Park Ave., Longwood, has program- early as possible college between 8 am. p.m. A r'gidrati f of will be required. OrJY the 30 Applications will be ICcepted For additional en, . . • Semoran Juniors Plan Auction ARE ( - Ms.Karen Nelson, instructor, varlow topics. Classes win - me three night each week from to 9:30 p.m. PHONE 3233432 •.,.• ./ teaching the program and who have years of related business 0 Wall Acade mics 195 CREMATION, cSnipme * r • fitrong . • \ I £uUcatiOfl CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT llIIJlIIIllhIfIll • I in a K.t0 11 papers I. Quali ty " uiiiiiitiiiriii L . . F r th Fo ose on a fixed Income DlII#' GRAVESIDE c 1%V Pt. lit thiti who doitro necessary .. •. HLI!1UIUII FUNERALS • kA Maitland - Returns From California .. I.. continuous paper drive, car washes, a rummage sale, and a Burger King Day." The Lyman Singers, Concert Choir and Girls Chorus are exceptional performers, with many top competition awards. They have entertained at many community events In Central Florida, and are used to "bringing the ho use do wn" their spirited renditions. .. 10un01u £ . We plan on a good turnout for that. Then we will have a ThcOWN, to heghS$.V, Is a ve VS heir program of1natructIoo.ap. proved by the Florida Slio J11 .. 1 :. but plans are already being made for a great year. Virginia DelVillaggio, president of the group, said, "We will have our even Saturday, October , with a Car Rally. munity College. SANFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL • I •.I Ph. 322.6707 Fairw _____ ___________ • Sanford, Fla. 1:15 P.M Lyman High School Choral Boosters ha ve only been In existence since last January, Springs by Seminole Corn. .øieramis _ "where your friends are" 919 E. 2nd St. Principles 6 Practices, Insurance for Agents, is a new courlie to be offered at the Executive Point Building PeUfty •a*msricare . Course Set£ sinslo-vislon wallil glass - NURSING CENTER For Agents' BAC S,uJs,srcpulIr,s -. Tuesday, Sept. 21, 07a-7A LymanBoosters '' lenses, 1140`11011011. 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And Ow Let's Get and select from sculptured purchasebe will be free. another flinu Measure your Acquainted Sale at MacTavish shags, hi-l's, kitchen patterns In addition, Leroy MacTavish eds and hurry clown to Discount Carpet is about as and commercial carpet. Little Miss BPW pageant as they wait for the judges' final selection of three winners - - IA'roy MacTavish invites everyone to his Bargain Bonanza going on now witu October 1st at MacTAVISH DISCOUNT CARPET. • TIMEX 9; 322-070 I - FACT ORY A UTH OR IZED T Excitement and tension arr reflected on the faces of the 10 finalists In Saturday night's Ak Weekly Riles Now OPEN 9:30 To 6:10 Closed Sun. ., 2427 HOLLY AVENUE (OFF 351h ST. BEHIND W:NN DIXIII FLROGRAM RON'S TIME •/ BUSY BEE . 1, 0, 830-4222 - / . "CALL MAC ON THE CARPET" 1211 S. French, Sanford " FM II Oglesby, Linda Lou (Wendy) Venson, ° Williams aixl Julie Wernet Chancey. Appearing to delight the contestants and audience Bimbo the Clown, who helped with the drawing for Nanc MacTAVISH DISCOUNT CARPET , Ptsmted by Ow Sanford Bwfim and Professional who *W as winner and dignitarw at the queen' s reception following &* festivitieL y StliffOrt gowned In flowing emerald girm chiffon and" Wing A Witting UaM the hAlimark of W datus, "Nu Florlds of JIM,,- was mistress; of ceremonies for the corowjort pageant. 7% 00dutw" wM ascorted on atap by Boy Scout. (OR LESS) saisendsOct-1 CASSILURRY P. (Bud) Layer, Peg Homer, Dr. Roger K Stewart, Tom Wilson III and Janice SPrInRJ1Jt ' First n r-up was juvilfer Lynne Weber," a of SALE Aq5 FURNITURE SALES Judges were HIflIdCIfTesp..deut All with the poise and charm flilttle trla,be(weaI5 and 7.year,. Women's Ch under the chairmanship of Vii C)lbert, Shannon Margaret Weber was owned Little Miss B.P.W. of 1P71 by lad year's queen, thellee Renee Hardy. LIT"S UT ACQUARMD 41 Uttle Mks BPW 1176 (left), sop out a the arm of Soy Scout Tracy G.odnight. MIiI Florida, Nancy Stafford (below) touches up her make-up before making her appearance as emcee of the annul beauty pageant. (HirsM — W - H 3U-324$ OvIIs ____________________________ OR MORE John Tr1k and James D'tj . C CC CC �— E,ssIs. HsmM, $s,,i,,, PL Tuy ups. 21, iSle r,t Sta s We ' dnesday, .1 0 AeM* . S / -. .- .L I , , .'L ,-, _ , , . '_ _'. 'L. , TACON Sanford, PIS. ,' . ' I i~f . . .... I ______ .. I• . - .- :'' I .. . 1 . j S I (:I I • .-• . . •. ' • . . 4 . J. . e 4 •• .. m • - X. i. • • . I" " _1 , ,;•.• .. * - 4aX% % I 'M Ifil ' ______________ . V. .. . - . :- 1. ~ - - '- - ;;•'., 1. , ... . 11 . ~7. ~ 1.;11..~ 11 ~. " . - 4 -I , .,, ,1j/ - ~m - .".'-:, ,r,. -J . I ," - . ' - .. _: " ...• •• -;:11- .. • : . I DANA BEACH ( AP)_ . - -, XI. . - . I , , . ?. - '' 10,000 pairs orig. to 6.97 n our catalog, • .... •1. / •• . . • / li ' . . I.. ,. I .. - - . I I . 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Plans announced by Porsche include dropping NEW YORK (AP) - When nis match, they are getting He calls the "Dance of the ThmSeaver winds up and sends more than an aetIc contest," Athiates." most GP races (sports prototypes)with the exception of 24 fast ball zipping over the the famed New York dance Hours of LeMans. __ VWella has taken seven we1 oruer in addition to the statement by Porsche, there has been talk of hom plate for the mas said today, "They are known athiates of differing __ .about Ferrari also seeking -4 New York Mets, that ni't j a seeing theater in Its purest sixe alali GP 5 flUe in im. Repo indicate tles and amsitivifles U I III I I baseball pitch Ferrari has a GP Scar sitting in the workshops in Maranello, l I UI II sense. lm and made a sod of Baishol Bal. That's art Its purest form. virtua W ld lly racready. 'Minetes may not be aware let out of doing nothing Not to be discounted in the race for l GP 5 title in t When quarterback Bob of it. Fans may not be aware of more than th ir th e ing. Griese fades back and strong BMW team which finished second to Porsche in this year it. But sports performers are His "guinea pi gs" include the ieashes a soaring foot ball for dancers before they are grim or Championship of Makes. The title was decided lad week at Iill ar and catcher Je Grote . the waiting arms of one of his competitors and merchants of of the n, France when leader, Ronnie Petn in a BMW suf fered Mets; G, of the receivers, that inn just a co transmission problems and dropped out of the race to give Pervi olence. Ther e in a an organic Miami Dolphins; George (Lest in a series) pleted pass for the reco rd flow, a ballet-like movement ache the first five spots. themselves from motorsports Witt was. But days before in McGinnis, foot , 235-pound BMW ibly activities. So their Contest race, he only had one driver books. almost everything they &" basketball star of the PhilaDAONA BEACH — That insists Edward Villella, running cars in the chase for the title next year with BMW and France Board went out ofbJess. signed upto compete. Villella, who has danced b& deiphia 7rs; Muriel G ross Sr. looks back on his "I got in touch with FIA (the Porsche getting a chance to sm how their machines run on the fore preddentsand the wn "SO Harold, Bob Colvin and is classical ballet in its m feld, former Olympic Daytona high-ba nks in the Nov. 26 IMSA Camel GT QIallenge reign as NASCAR President, he International racing governing Barney Wallace met me in aesthetic form. heads of Europe, has put his tic performer from New four lists major areas of a body) and asked them to send a Charlotte and asked NCAR "When fans pay $8 or"SIO for a unique ideas into substance Conn., Virginia Wsde, Haven, National Championshi p Final e. British complishment and one of delegation to the United States. to sanction the race, says wa seat in a stadium or arena to through a na tionall y televi is Mar, and M uisald Tog sed tenn It was two years bef ore ACS France. "I told them where to tch a football, baseball or sequence to be shown by CB& tara, a Dotes for the World Kartlng Msodation's Winter Enduro disappointment. karate expert out of France is quite proud of (1) was fo rmed, through my ef put the fences, the ga ket game or even a ten- TV next Sunday, Olympics have been set for Dec. 27-30 at Daytona. This will be the tes. Igot a p.m. E. Too. getting worldwide recognition forts, and it opened the door so field Of Cars and decided to start . third straight year the karts have visited Daytona. for NCAR through for NCARdrivers can run in any them three abreast new -will be added to this s karting activities mation of the Automobile listed national event We were as an extra day has been added making four full days of France admits he was karting Competition Co mmittee of the inst rumental in getting Fireball "sur1sed excitement Including the first World Record Hwu for karts. by how many people UnitedStates(ACCUS);(2) - Robert Le s tomunat Mans, Do Dec fl, the karts will attempt to abllsh world --- .. -building of Daytona Inter The idea of building a 2- (closeto,O)turnout_ for karts with some ,f the twin-engine karts expected especially for a Monday Lebor to top national Speedway in 1959; (3) mile, higbanked, high of over 140 m.p.h. Day 9 was not that big a helping the Southern holiday ' • 0 at racetrack at Da ytona Beach er1, entries are expected for thlsyear's kadmg classics -Darlinon Raceway become first exploded in France s mind at Daytona with tickets being sold on race days at the Daytona "Darhnon proved a number the first NASCAR super in 1951 - a year after Speedway ticket office. ____ of things, including people will speeay event to be run; and Darlinon was ope ned. But it drive a long way to (4) and turning see a stock . reins over took from t hen unt il Al Holbert is the most recent name to be added to the d got It car race" li of to someo ne who has as much started (in January, we 1958) to racing greats who w be competing in the international horse sense as Bdi Jr" figure out how to build It and France says the decision to Race of Champions. HoIbdwas the wtherof the JWy4th Peal / I France's greatest disap. how to get it financed." Revere 250 and will join David Pearson, Daytona 500 winner, and .. re in January, 12, "was pointment is "I felt AM dill feel . N , Although it's hard for any not difficult. Cue Yarborough, Firecracker 400 champ. I was just proud to Talladega (Alabama Inter- Winston Cup fan to imagine ~\ Among ether rames com peting in the IROC four-race have someone able to run series national Motor Speedway) can there not being a Darlington NASCAR. .. Md I had enough are NASCR's Buddy Baker, Richard Petty, USAC's M Unser, be . -. •1 ... ,. ,, ,, co me the greatest speedway Raceway and a Southern fkbby UWr, Gordon Johncock and Johnny Rutherford, World 500, work with running Daytona and If we had not had France recalls that the first Talladega." I , ,I (Umpionship Grand Prix Am, James Hunt, and Jody in the world. I " the driver walkout (in 1969). we super speedway in NASCAR 11 L I ._1 i would be paying a $W,OW history was almo -!*~ , ,r , ,,I pwr3e and the seating capacity Hillsborough, N.C. would have been 25 per cent "Harold Brasington and I Its Mod thm" PRINGLE CITED Optimists Club member Harry Terry presents Greg Skip Manning is currently leading the NASCAR Winsto n CUP bigger." were supposed to meet in Grand National Rookie of t.,,e Year chase followed closely aim pmatke Pringle with the player of tiie week award while by In explaining why he believes Hillsborough to look over some JLmnY Means and Terry Hivins Manning has 319 Seminole Iligh assistant coach Roger Beathard dowks em ln"nW— PLAYER OF WEEK ese areas are his major land. But the weather was bad looks on at right. Pringle had five tackles and three eves during b 'races with 0 points. At \ assists in a 10-0 in over Mainland He also years as head of the racing I wasn t interested so the next Manning was involved in a crash at Darlington recently and organization, France said, thing I knew he was building a recovered one fumble and caused another In adhis car was completely destroyed. In running for the rookie title "A fter the Bill Vukovich a track in Darlington which was dition to blocking one pass and pressuring six misses the top 15 races are count ed and st this point Manning Is cident (at lndlanapo1is in 1965 his home" and forcing a punter to run. Other weekly awards at ceitain if he will add any additional races to increase his lead. whm the two-time w4mr of the It may come as a surprise, With this in mind, it is possible for the gap to Seminole included Pat Reno and Ricky Mann as %:Iwc fwt with Indianapolis 5M was killed), but NASCAR was not scheduled the eventl winner not being decided witi' tie ial race of the offensive linemen. Jeff Anderson as offensive b2Ck, ff OP Cam" out of to - year. racing. (o P0flAtman named Norm ____________________ and Tim Palmer as specialty team standouts ost sborough, m -. 64444 $t I'll SANFORD PLAZA 9 It ME mood" tin sm,,* GPM SW4& to 6 30 It a lialav A Fr.d#1 __________ ___ 4 '' Caig Cone 312 l0 S &i 3231310 1 00 5 00 0, ) - _____ -, - 4 . ' __________ / IV- Cat1 Q.T. WRENCH Put . -. .' - / / * A - - / domed stadium below in Pontiac, Mich., where the Detroit Uons play their home games. The 400,000 square foot air-supported dome Is of Teflon-coated fiberglass fabric, erected by a division of OwensCorning Fiberglass Corp. IT APPEARS Daytona international Speedway has again gained tcmational listing with FIA for the l edition of the 24 Hours ofDdna.WhentbeFAcal elsIssued y, 24 hour race will be one of the stepping stones for automobile manufacturers seeking the World Championship of Makes in the Group five category. Trans-Atlantic competition between makes traditionally makes Its debut in the United States with the 24 Hours of Da ytona. Other circuits in the U.S. seeking interna tional listing include - -. • - I' . . • 2ami0fm28 KANSAS CITY (AP) — When lead that actually was decep. Leas than two minutes later, Kenny Stabler Uvethllghtefthehagzeerbeckp Mike probably not a defense in the tidics Sixteen first downs and fumbled at the Oakland 26 and National Football League that 26$ total yards for linebacker Billy An. can dopMn flMdowns and 37 Yards for drwa pounced on the loose ball. Before a national television Chiefs. Uvingaton needed one play, a audience Monday night, the Aft" StaWerfired to down yard pass toBWyMae in Oakland quarterback was an strikes ot 15,10, and 14 yards to the end zone,to pull Ma team to artist, completing 22 of 2$ DaveCasper,ClufB within three points with less passes and systematically Mike Sian!, and Fred Steinfort than three minutes remaining. shredding the Kansas Qty d booted a yard field goal, It Raiders handled Kansas fense for 224 yards and three looked for aU the world like a Qty's onelde kick and ran o ut touchdo wns. rout had been ordained the 1ocutefapIyers Then Stainer left early in the But after intermission ft was and coaches left the field feel, fourth quarter with a slirained as if the teams had swapped Ing like wimeM 4#rm really proud of ftno,,, knee and watched, no doubt uniforms. i the Chiefs, third flabbergaaK as the Chiefs up- possession of the adrd quarter, WIInald "Wew talked lier staged his performance with an MacArthur Lane capped a , .4. about the Chiefs growing and I amazing comeback before yard march with a - one.1%rd bcUm we-did ftt tiW I nally succlumbing, 24-21. touchdown plunge to make it 17- think we grew in 'the second 7. Stainer's touchdown toes to "K Uon saidadJedment the Chiefs r Sian! a few minutes later gave made no halftime whit would prove be," said Chiefs Coach Paul "We didn't use any blackultimateto be an uuniiountae Wiggin. "He board duff or anything like passer that he salt "Guys Just Stabler and the unbeaten But the Chiefs, behind quar- darted talking among them. Raiders, tohdown favor- terback Mike Uvingdon, swept selves, asking each other, 'Are over the rebuilding Chiefs, yards in 12 plays and tallied we go to accept this or are humiliated their hosts in on Uvthgdon's one-yard keep. we going to pull something up firsthalf, constructing a 17-0 er. from deep within ow souls?" - I I I , I 9 - I a To Shred -KC,f 24=21 . ;1 . 1. , Pit re cis e ,.; do ' i- I . 0 0.1 a 4.-Z, . By / I I races r& '• IV !' . . with Stabler I 1. 4 I ..' *',~ I, ., .. ; - I - season's points . • • -' W I . and Ings, gave up 3,660 ... 1. xl I ;i_ j ur V,4 111. - I L. . Choose from these and many other I*Ltr r Pettyrem1lninaugM mining. for grand national driver of the Petty has 3,626 points, well yearhoreofe National A ahead of Bobby Allison, whose soclatlon for Stock Car Auto third place flnith at Dover gave Racing, hIm 3,460 poInts. Benny Parsons to fourth placed Yarborough's victory last with 3,9 points after finiahing Sunday at Dover, Dol., - 4• -I Yarborough conquest in even4in)e champion Richard six of •:: •,; - - -. I, Cue . . 0 elevate him to where he would sparkling record of WI-2, with 2 Fob. IL Vincent@ Medina, be referred to as a "world class 46 KOv, as compared to Perez's Mar. 15, Eddie Davit Matsu .. KOS fighter. "But before I condemn him, I hold Wooled KO wiful Will haye to go through Whatin perego Joey Vincent and Bobby That ty 11pi Jan. 3. vIL kOUt•peri Feb.), Leon Futch, Brunswick.•••• tselftoni . Wl0 came -, Feb.Il.SonqbIdwllIlam%pKO, Sports Stadium when the atthebenn1ngefhJscaer. he d the right,thing or t Will / FIb.2.yImFord.Or,a VhtdcppejTacog74 in fl June 1.DNIOHi4aIQO. Miami ..D)O .....D10 Sanf But, not one second before tbei. Juior Apr. 10, PeaChes Robert s, Tamp. W ddiewet Since coming under the jij ona July it. Caries Mare, Nassau... W1O . I can Apr. IS. Al Most Orlando ...... kO g S Mini Only Claim to fame. Aug, l&PacoFier. Tucson ... KOS management ot ," Against e Minock -. I Apr. fl, Cyclone WIHIamL On. . 1 •j_ the peoe wnu DOW saying Sept. 7.l Escalate,Fcsopo .ko' f • .. world a championçEll Obed, the7" iui uuieT ua ; aOtf The man also holdsthe State Sept. V. S. Williams. Nassau .. r.2.Jlmmy Ba tt,nL, he dOeant have any beat hedaledforlO Jun 21. Wayne Baffle, On.......KO) inaboutthat flUe and Oct. 21, Johnny Rico. TUCSOn ...KOl fl ' VICTOR PEREZ 'We will see 1M how much welterweight ELISHA OBED _____ UQ S Joey Dwing Orlando KOl t time he has MuOr of a22ma&fl -' Nov. 17, Renato Garcia. Tucson. W1O heat Pan I WI S Oft. 25. Sammy Ruckard, I know that beafing a man scored K W over Joey Vincent, last year from Miguel plained at a recent press with Obed. lsha won be the those wins e via the KO I Wsn S.wrnaCn Jr. MieSWhI like Obed is next to impoadhie Sammy IM Tile) Barr, Geoe Madison, DeOfiveira in Paris on an 11th conference. -: WhQ%d. ti 3U Jan 71 Fernand in the es ot some, but I am KIIlsr Dils and Juan Her. round knockout. The win was KOU Vincent has been told "Suddenly, during that round can UIW t he Feb. 77, Manuel EH2CfldO, Sept- 22- CISCO Oliver, Orlando. - KOI 9014 to do it" Peres said nandlet, among KOIQ othera' The his Wd fl& in Ids undefeated I couldn't see. I don't know -KOS mAfter.of.fSCtjy. *pr. 29, Marcel Clay, Miami .. .KOS "Remembeir, we an UMN can got a (SovThern Jr. Middlewelea, Vincent win brou& Pem the Career, and most believed he what happened. I wasn't hurt about a man who has had Southern middleweight May", "S' King, Nassau ......KOS "He has a thin j like I do -Southern '° Junior middiewe1 would romain the thamon for and I wasn't really getting KOS g and U I can hit m on it, he em flUe while It attracted the many yea to come Dec ' Edgar Ross, Orlando L 10 up to that point Suddenly I kot greatest fighters lght world. __on KOS (Lest Southern Jr. Mewht going to go And there is no y larged crowd to ever witness After two successful defenses my vision in my right e Oct. 1 Nkk 'Nassau KOS And he now Other the card •. that I'm not go to hit him. I boxing in this area, the unforeseeaine happened. "1 am ve undefeated Mi lton Owens preud ot my out one -.am going to 90 out Uwe and "We do not expect a crowd Obed quit In the 10th round of MIIt This) l7 ' a record and my fighting ability Except with agalM Eddie Davis Sontt 1111110111 Ww$d Jrma DaUe he did throw more punches th Jan. 20, Juan Hernandez, On. . . KOS an he like the Perez-Vincent fight defense against the current but there was no way I could "If seen, lad smer, but we do champ, Germany's Eckhard continue against 1jr Ml4a,.M 1 when I why doesn't Degge get back Bobby Walker meets Jody fol the KO with is Dogge Parker. beei told exactly what to ex- yew and maybe the second best 21. Roblnsø Abidjan .W1S Alfonso Aguirre, "I loa e on the floor in the e ." Who is now afraid. He knows he (Rotalmed WwM Jr. Middierwejolloa He Amateur action, featuring had,' Sports the no round of the fight An examination after the could never but Elisha Aug.31.Gooroomlldison, orl... KOS who 1~lds his guard down low. !Udlurn James M ,JamesAverett, iw4e IS. Eckhard Dog", BasllnKO Gerwral Manager J OVERALL RECORD: 35-14.3, it He can psoch real good coming Hayes stated. KOS 3corecards when I came out for Obed's vision was back to Obed, you better believe some RoCky and Sammy SWer.to open .MmgfA____ forward but he low his punObed won the championship the loth ..-. over-the-hill, nobody like Perez, Ow card at 8 p.nL St'I/ Clos e ,- L _. --'~"'.__" _, , , ..,~-;_. " -' " F`~) certalnb'wont" ILPSH*OUD in support of the Obed.peres Nassau, Bah amas 21VeinOld I"41 %, :. .,,', I ~%- Y* * I It,. ' P " lwouidhave sworijona dad of bibles that If a building Ca/e, Pett . "-' V.-74I T. Jig iYllU OVERALL It SCOND:"1.2,4* Sift ,:V ,~~ O-,.,* ,~~e,_-,z! '-,:,;~".I ,._.~, ,._.~'!_ ;# . J. -1,%,r".;j.:~+.,L'-_A--", L,~'I,,. ,-, .~Y"'4.r_j., . "-! k _ j . : , # '1 ,.,,.,,, ,!W-'11~. I 11_i,~,:" • Apr. - ,...~,_ , -. . Vs. Obed Grasp ...W6 -- ---- It : ... .. Perez' 0R1iDO—St, ce j Ching power when forced to 1970, when Taco Perez tuned backup. 71 Years July 11. Willi# Chaney, July 18, Cliff Johrmon,lisonpa 1. . 1:1 , I - _..., L: -~_ ~ 15-,t - _ %." ,14A,._,%"-Iil ~ , ., L "! I, ,~ `~!~_ , awof - Lass'Within I . . IE; hi I - l - it .,-.,._7-'k.. W - __ - - I. "!4' ' . - -, - - V '~ -'~ I 1~v ..~, II 11% 11~ V% "14;t ,; "i , - .1~ 0.`~_ "'i"~,3-i17-,~ff~, A-I_ i .,.-_V-9' i;-4-XrC~,W ," ,~,,+ i:,L k -1y -I LWO; t 1 I . I _~r,rZ~ 0 ,, .. - 14 t y. L.. ' ' 1"~ ~'T~i,C,. Sil.'!'.f.rL - I;, 4 . ,.. , -, ; : ~.,'~., ,L .,. '- _________ , 4 it% a '. '-- 41 - ' ~ f4 ?Yl I 'L ^ ~_ ~ -14 d?2 _? V - z4.br&b(i4,) , ..Jc . j 1 .s - .____ T..1 . r- - , 4' ---. - ''.? ' ''' ' ' A., is '1 , ? ~ - ?T-,y1 ,-_W;1rJ,7. p -11~1;.Y? ,,-, , - - - .. .. 1. ... - IF L 1. ~ - , . L .- ç" )). . I ~ I.. ~ I J .2 " It'i%t : 1( 1 I : , , %': ., �2i1v*1ii. Nsre, kart P1. : Ty, lep,.s,, irn O lderman . Bucs Y_ OIDIERMAN I11 Baseball Out Time . L BylteAiswla$mdpreu Q• T( 4- I-.r? Dog Racing MONDAYS RISULTS 7 BEETLE BAILEY _________ Mort Walker N/C3%ZAa5 MRØE/ ______ figur CLOSESIN ONE MINUTE/f ______ .. ,. WAKE III?! rt4a 010W 14AU. __ COULD YE60ME T9.,N6 Wri1 TPIE TO DO YICENTENNtAI. < . _____ P ", ______ (HE BORN LOSER - - by Art Ssnso,n ' IF vJ SKIP ACAR P,'.4M&NT M3DA ________ . .. - ____ . .,. ,. ., .. The game was the only one Californhariglg..hander Nolan Kin City ______ Monday. In American League from battery mate Terry Minnesota 77 action, the Milwaukee Brewers Humphrey and made it stand Texas California beattheNewYorkyankeeg4..2; up (Or his fifthconsectjtjve *. Chicago 70 52 441 ii Michigan No. _______ 1 Opens Marg The active siblings are Joe (Houston) and Phil (Atlanta ) Niekro; Paul and Rick Reachel of the Cubs; Lee (Baltimore) and Carbon (New York) May; Ken (Qllcago White Sox) and George (Kansas Qty) Brett; Jose (Houston) and Hector (St. (Bihnsin $6) at Kansas City (Bird ill) In) Michigan Second Ten are Arkansas, Ala. Pitts 1.10; 3. Larrl.Yza (6) 0.00 3.40; 3. 13.20 9.103.20; 2. lca.Coldo (3)6.10 1.603. Aldana.Aiberdl (I)3.20;Q(3. 4) 56.20; P (6-3) 132.60; DO (34) 100.50. THIRD - I. Aldana.Arana 11.00 4.50 2.40; 2. Larri-B.eltia 6103.50; 3. Ica-Miguel (1) 2400 (3 oai Deny Boston College, Southern ( and Texas Tech. Q. Is Norm Schacter still refereeing In the National Football After 22 yews, Norm has finally Idt the flelld this seAm - 1.Michigan (17) and 947 points after trouncing 2.ohiost. (3) Georgia Tech 42-14, Oklahoma 3.Pitt (7) Louis 20.0 917 20.0 *20 Wash 741 Dallas la got the other three top votes and 4.Oklahoma (3) 5.UCLA OPolntsfor beating California 6.Neb,asjia 70.0 2847 and UCLA polled 761 7.GforgI. 20.0 $10 NYGt5 5 f• c...._J_..,_ _I_a__. rge wave hi ofirs ase. And it hea rt. happen in the 2L, 4 century. Q. How my games did Babe Ruth win tor t Red Sox? How ineskai 1063 to the Baylor my games has Dma Capes won for Richmond' - Bobby Bradebaw, c5w, ____ What anonsequlturpalringofqnestuimj! mge Bears, but they may long re and he captured two state titles member the start of what could outdoors and one Indoors In the be an exceptional career. hfgh JU Freddie Smith, a freshman Smith saw his first varsity ,n2frmfl,, hi. .,.IL..4..e .1..k.a ---------wuaioec xuus s avuuu a wren earlier at Art- RedSox hm late 1914 through IIIII, won 89 games thoughbiewas I_ i ia moe two OCOOUEL. .iuxr O Pa lm Capra, a 164 winner with Atlents n 74, wad down Richmondcanedoutzona, his '-- . ui All-ftter in basketball, NINTH -I. Arecha (1) 10.40440 (6) 21.20 7.00 4.$Q; 3. Zarr. (7) ,- . r1)) ••7 : 11 _______ BUGS BUNNY by Stoff.l & Hmmdahl CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Moving Lady; I. Lucky Whit ; I. 6.20; 3. FerminArca Dell. I. Ann Pat. TWELFTH I.Ponsose Flyer; 2. 2040: Q (1-1) 49.00 P ( 7.1) 131.7Q; 00(1.5)126.00 . Big 0147) wIth all 1)301.106.7 wilt Sans.age HImax; 3. My Odyette; 4. ELEVENTH - I. Patxi.Zarre Mu Moss; S. D.S. Jackpot; 6. My II 001203.00;?, Sala.Elorta (7) 710 all 7) 5170.10. A - 3.100; Handle 2 0 0 1.000 59 21 2 0 0 1000 50 by Lorry Lewis )MEET )c:z= CAN WE ISSUE STATEMENT THAT WE'RE CI,.OS1NG THE GAP BUT, SENATOR, WITH AN AVERAGE 0 ONL'l 0 PERSONS AT ''0UR LAST 10 RALLlES. TWELFTH - 1. MarurI.Lajrea Wary;). Soft Fox. 1 Just Joey: S. TENTH - I. Manolo (3)1)40350 4.40; 3. Anton (2)7.401,10:3. Fermin (7) 16-2011.20 2.60; 7. Anton.Agul,r, Bar S Forsox; 6. Shelly; 7. Sunny (1) 3.20; Q (23) 47.60 P (32) 90.30; &~~ l,~ ~Pp Big WhI; 7. Cappy's Sheri, I. White Cactus. - 2 0 0 1.000 41 $3 I 1 0 .300 21 31 % 0 2 0 .000 31 39 'i . IN r'%r=\ 9-2/ (_ 10" 0%.g #11111111111111111 PRISCILLA'S POP HOW REFRESHING! HERE'S A MAN WHO ENRSE5 JUNK FOODS! , 11 The Most Comprehensive ik rS 1%_ I by Al Vermeer HEA OCTOR?)( ,'-" Q NO. ' HE'S A CUSTOO,AN "\ AT THE CITY 1J) 54 f 5$ Peaceful 59 Conditions exudate 23 Crimson 60 Dinner course 10 Experts 26 Poetic 11 Marine worm DOWN contractIon 12 Ailment 27 Brothi, of I Ship's spars 19 Grampus Jacob (BIb.) 2 Shrewd 22 Limn 29 Fondle 3 Sloan Indians 24 Boy's name 31 GIrl's name 4 Chest bone 25 Wipes. as 33 Narrow Inlet S Capri, for one dishes 34 Nothing 6 Let it stand 2$ coa1. 35 French snide (print) 30 Relieves 1 They (Fr.) (01.) 32 Fish sauce 36 Rag $ Maiden name 36 Aptitude 39 Skink 9 Volcanic 31 Armed fleet 3$ Jit1'alCin liquor 40 Parer ___ 41 Goddess of Ut. moon 42 Withers 45 Peep show 47 Dismounted 49 Elating (LatIn) 50 AC year $3 Night before 54 Legal Point 56 School iub(ect AAWgM a lJllllI Jul11 IJUl11! iiiu IJIUJ JJ 1lI IJl.j IJIlhilUl Ill III Ulaw lli JIJJP JIl ll llJ lIJ Il JIUIJJI lJIUl ljo TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you're a bit too gullible In business matters. Be extra careful when dealing with strange merchants, GEMINI (May 21une 20) Doubts about associates should not no Ignored today. If something bothers you brIng It out. Discuss it with the person himself. CANCER (June 21-July 23) U you Ignore a task today, figuring you'll get around to it tomorrow, you're barking up On wrong tree. Postponement only means delay. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Spendilvift ways could cause serious financial problems today. Stop telling yourself you need things that you'll buy now and not use later. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) Don't anticipate defeat today before you even enter the fray. You have at least as much chance of winning as you do of losing LIRRA (Sept. 23.23 ) You may be tempted to resort to subterfuge today. Don't operate Ins way that will make you feel guilty. SAGITTATIU8 (Nov. *Dec. 21) Suceess may be denied you today tiwough your own fault. If you're not willing to help yourself, don't expect ethers to either. CAPRICORN (Dec. 234a. 19) FIght --tesdoncy to feel sorry for yourself today. It f utile. Others have their own troubles and you'll get little 5,-. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don't feel obligated to do business with one you've dealt with before. Go where you can get the best bargain. SeMLmed isn't - sense today. PlSC (Feb. 20Marth 20) Inconsistency will be annoying to your friends today. Stick to your agreed course of action. Do what you say you will. YOUR RIRT1WAY Sept. U, 1971 You could be restless this year and anxious to make change for change's sake. Bet ter to stay where you are, for things will work out. * By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Disease Can Drain Energy notrump, can be an Invi tation to a slam and show enough strength to guarantee four notrump. North's jump to four notrump Is an example of that bid. U he really wanted to ask for aces, he would either have to use the Gerber Convention, which we will discuss tomorrow, or make some unusual forcing bid at the three level, preparatory to a Blackwood four notrump at his next turn to bid. With a minimum hand, South passes at four notrump. West opens the six of spades. Sou th is sure to make at least 10 tricks and may score as many as 12, 11 the defense tries to beat four. But there is no play for a slam If qne Is bid. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would you write list of foods that are good for my health? Some days I go through bell. I feel like all the energy Is drained out of me. I have emphysema. What vitamins should I take. DEAR READER - I wish your problem were that simple ________ but it Is not. Your loss of energy may be related to your emCarbohydrates and many physema. When the lungs do 1ot proteins require less oxygen to function well for any reason and metabolize them. For that there Is not enouh oxygen reason I would think a did that provided In the body It " is low In fat, but includes ant. cause fatigue. flclent carbohydrates plus good The food you eat contains quality protein would be our ,--, energy, originating at some best choice. point from the sun. The energy It you want to play all four-A Kentucky reader wants to I'd like to point out, however, literally glues the atoms that any more than your daily notruzup bids as Blackwood know the correct response to together that made the food. normal vitamin Intake that you you are using the bid in it. partner's opening bid of one Thecyclestartswlththeplants. should get from a balanced diet, simplest form. You are also dia mond with: a A KR 5 4Y A K 20 J 97324using it in a way that no elThey trap carbon dioxide and or from a simple all purpose The correct response Is a pert, including Easley water and combine them Into daily vitamin tablet, will not game m e forcing two spades. hi lackwood uses It to carbohydrate, using solar increase your energy. The Your great distribution makes day. energy to do the trick. In the energy is in the foods you eat, Every expert partnership up for the fact that you only process they release oxygen. not In the vitamins. The uses Its own special have 15 high-card points. Animals, Including two legged vitamins are part of enzymes variations. We are going to (For a copy of JACOBY ones, use oxygen to reverse the that are used to metabolizesuggest that you employ the MODERN, send $I to: "Win process, releasing carbon your foods, but they can be used tol owing, simple variation at Bridge." do this which Is: Any Jump to four newspaper, P.O. Box 489. dioxide and water and the over and over again In the notrump thUy In response Radio City Station. hew York. energy originally used to form process. All the vitamins In th the carbohydrate. Proteins and world will not Increase theeto partner's bid of one or two N. V 10019) fats Just are further release of energy if you do not modifications of the original have enough oxygen or 11 a carbohydrate in nature's person does not have enough by Gill Fox scheme of manufacturing good food Calories to begin with. SIDE GLANCES foods. U that were not true we could When you cannot provide all just take vitamin tablets and enough oxygen to the cells you forget about eating entirely. A~ can't do this and that means To help you understand your you can't release enough energy system better I am energy from food regardless of sending you The Health Lettit what or how much you eat. The ter number 5-2, Understanding same principal applies to Your Energy System. Others anemia and heart disease. Any who want this Information can condition that Interferes with send a long, stamped envelope \'\ the healthy process of providing with 50 cents for It. Address ., 11 I oxygen to the cells interferes your letter to me in care of this t..-"...---with the release of energy and newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, I r1k cause fatigue. Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. ®\ niokey Say.: DEAR DR. LAMB - Would Ti you please recommend what fORESTflpE53TDoj can be used on bran cereals I instead of milk to make them palatable? DEAR READER - U you can't tolerate milk you may like -. one of the milk substitutes that p are found with the Infant foods In mod supermarkets. Look at the ingredients and find one that contains no milk or lactose or milk solids. Usually these ' are made with soybeans. A ) good example is Prneobee, a , ,. _______________________________ . Mean Jotmson product. 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('T - __L anket coverage, ': Putt-Putt , way from Pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro Weekday Sports column. a nd g . 37.37.27-54 - all you have to do is catch it Sports Coverage ARM (March 21-April 11) You could be a trifle careless regarding health habits. Remember the ounce of prevention Is wor th the pound 14 . P4 ,,335,,5 I • I W3shIngIon at Philadelphia, . Tom Daniels cii! We Put The Ball In The Air, .. _______ ' ed; I. ELEVENTH -1. Fast Rising; 2. ) 5.10; Q 116) 50,00 P (ii) 159.00. 73.40; P (67) 494.10. 0 __________ _____ Lamb ___ Royal Watson; S. Don.. Eckert; 6. G.R. nd Haneover; 7. Stra _ __________ Dr. -_ b ..M.., 1.40; 2. Juan (4) 7.00 4.10; 3. Patxi 3.60 3. Negul.Sota (2) 3.40 Q (67) Kelso Queen. geles St. Louis at San Diego San Francisco at Seattle Monday, Sept. 27 Jac" ______ ELEVENTH - I. Patxl.Aouirr. Pearl's Pain: S. J. Darron; . 6)34.00 P (1 6)171.30. No, Orleans at Kansas city when he entered the game school record when be made 17 ththefinalquarterandgota own request in dune atter surgery on his aimulder teocions 101ota wlntet. In brief appearances, he was 2-1 with Richmond w1sted0flf0t1J 10 tackles, bed mark of the goIng on the disabled lid In July and ret urning to Atlanta for others from his linebacking Tigers hi that game, too. spot. therapy. It's unlikely he'll pitch again this season. Linebacker Andy Spiva of Q. Did Bill y Mardi, while with the Yaakeeg, play N per eat For that effort, the S400tl Tennessee also t ur ned In an ex. of his games at third base? - Earl Wallace, Ardinore, OLIn. ce11ent performance as the vols 197-pounder was named Martin was primarily third baseman early In his .lnor The Associated Press South. blanked Texas Christian 31.0 league reer, DIA in ma ii seasons in the majors his main eastern Lineman of the Week. tie made nine tac kles, '-'sisted position was akond base, and as a second aekr be made his "I can't remember a better on four others, and dropped famous shoe4.tring catch 14 an Infield fly Lull In the '53 WorLdperformance by a freshman In back to cover TCU's out. series. this conf erence in his first standing receiver Mike Renfro, Q. Minor cerrectim en (be Brett brothers, George an Zen. start," said Coach Doug Bar- boldIfl Gtergie is and Lea almost 23, whIch makes them cvser to five field. "If ere's a for 41 yards. th better fresh. years spurt brotbez Bobby is betwees the two, and (hey us. man around, Other linemen cited for outI ha ven't have as aldet heather, John).As far as Lea'. hitting, In 173 be set him." standing wont last weekend a record for coaserstive home runs hit by a pitcher were Eddie Edwards of Miami, Making plays from sideline to Fla.; Alabama; 'a Bob Baumhogam.'je pitched - four. It would have been five but ose of (Item wai rutda ground nile double. George Is Indeed a sery go.d sieiine, Smith had five tackles wer, Dewey Mitchell, Paul liarhIt1er list 11 btother Ken had as many at bats, I'd consider them in six plays ±ir1r one stretch. ris and K. J. Laxenby; MisHis tackle total WAS taken from sissippi State's John to be pretty evely mat.-bed with a bat. -Christine Btotkway, Carter; th film of the game. Santa Au, Calif. (K en's frknd. Mississippi's Gary Turner, The 19-year-old from Athens, George Stuart, Pete Robertson That last orentheses rpI2in.s a lot. Ala., actually came to Auburn and Kern Cole man ; Florida's Q. Does Mlbnr Asbe the tennis player have a ekt,na,ne? rimDoes anyone e'en call him Art or Axtt? -$.W., iloanoke, V. Wes Chandler: Tennessee's nti back, although he 'also Larry Selver; No. It's just plain Arthur. Which Vanderbilt's u"PtY ' pLayi hbacker, the' pensnaI1ty ci the pokrr1ai'ed .4the, whose ta.'inia can be Randy Sitta.son; Georgia's fit kd At)erz.i to the Class U Steve Davis and Jeff Lewis and excitmg bt Who l2eç. CI0$3 tUS t P3YC g J'Jp last year, Florida's Darrell Carpenter. 0 FIFTH - 1. Anton-Ally (2) 12.10 Burgundy Velvet ; 3. Dixie Strider: , Barbie Do ll: S. Royal Da ncer: . d. 3002.40 3. Fermin.Aguir,.e 5.00 3.00; 3. Sila.Bengoa (1) 2.100 (23) Jane Bess; 7. Moving Millie; I. Blue 1.40; 3. Fefmln.Juan II) 0.50; 0 13. Oakland at Houston Baltimore at Dallas Clev ela nd at Denver New York Giants at Los An. averaging 18 points a game, ..;__ Domingo-Elona (I) 6.20 Q ( )2) Perf.t Debbie; I. Wright Boca. FIFTH - 1. Trusting, 2. 35.30; P(1.2)l)S.70;DO($i) 130.30. Week -- , FOURTH - i. Arta.Javl (1) 5.40 SterilnoP;3.WinNow:4.Noan.s 3.401.30:2. Eddy-Soto (2) 5.10 3.20; Shot, S. Muginiki; 6. May Bowl; 7. TENTH - ). Manoso (0) 1110 15.30 Golden Sahir,; I. Kid Coach; 9. (2 8) 435.00. 5.40; 2. Arcs (2) 7,203.40;). Marurl Shaded Blue. EIGHTH - I. BhIbao.Ethav, TENTH - I. Jack Tryon; 2. 980 4.40 2.60 2. Sala•Larrea (4) 6.40 (4) 0.00; 0 (20) 55400; P 11-3) Maddi Krlsti; 3. Mary Kate; 1. 151.70; 00 (7.5) IM". 3.00; 3. Santi Aguirre ( 3) 1.000. Ii S.Maryland fl?T, checking but not the game. He is a fIeld supervisor fur points In the wake of a y 200 112 ChCQO Central Division 9.Texas AIM 2 0 0 1.000 29 IS ' 300 out the work of refereeing crews for league headquarters. Ills real whipping ot izona. Mm 10.Kansas 1 0 1 .730 50 19 1300 Job: school superintendent In south central Los Angeles Nebraska, No. 1 In the pie- I1.Penn St. I I 0 .300 77 20 a I-i 0 213 Dirt Gnhay 020 . season ratings but eighth IRA 12,Arkansas ofW,OOOpuplls(56,xoof them are 20.0 did )yJ3 Western Division l'i'O 114 L.A. memorable game: DallasGreen Bay at 13-below in 1967 when the Week after an opening tie with 4.11ibno,s 3,Aima 1 0 1 750 10 24 200 whistles from after the first play. He also refereed Super Bowls LeutsIana State, embed to I$.Louishan. St. I 1 0 .500 30 33 1,0.1 4 Sheran V and X. 0 2 0 .000 31 61 Atlnta 0 2 0 .000 21 54 Q. Baseball has received much criticism because so NOrms 0 2 0 .000 IS 64 there Is very Little action. One small but se-m1ngly unnecessary Auburn Freshman Mays Result Oakland 24. Kansas City 21 reason Is the actual pitching of four balls for an tntentIoaal walk. • Sunday' Games Why Isn't the batter jut waved to first base' - J.B., San Rafael, Buffalo at Tampa Bay Calt '. New York Jets at Miami ' Of Wh does the Amen League us a New England at Pittsburgh ' 7 . hl Green Bay at Cincinnati . not the National League? Because logic doesn't dictate ATLANTA (AP) - Football rushing for 2,03 yards and Atlanta at Chicago Sure, If a team wants to pus e hitter, It would be more expecting fans at Auburn may be anxious scoring 37 touchdowns. Smithnnesota at Detroit Lineman THE wim C0MaciAUE , ___________ Dallying. SEVENTH - I. Jose-Coido (2) 3) 31.10; P (2.3) 134.00. NINTH - 1. Fawn Donald; 2. NINTH - 1. Sala (7) 2320 5.30 5603.10 3.10; 2. LarriQuiola (0)5.00 13603. UrzaArana (5)6.40;Q (20) 4.60; 2. Aiava (3) 11.10 4.40; I. Zarre Sonkist Al: 3. Toughy Tommy; 1. $7.10; P (7$) 220.30; Big Q (37) ,, IS) 3.10; 0(3-7)74.30; P (7-3) 95.00. London Tara; S. Wright Colsell; 4. Eastern Division 2.00 BEING INTERRUPTED r V @ 2. 1 EIGHTH - I. RIckI Cox; 2. EIGHTH - I. Anton-Bingo. 1 2 Conway Finny; 3. Chuckle Faith; i. P ( 7.3) 102.90. fl 0 2 0 .000 0 43 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 200 ____ PROGRAM! THIRD - 1. Eddy.Yza II) 15.30 Vernon; S. Nanny's Tin.; 4. Snowy 1.40; 3. CachoElorta (2) 3.00; 0:13- 9.201.403.40; 2. Bilbao.AIlu (3) 020 Tpa Bay DIALOGUE.' kn- AND IT WASN'T ALWAYS SEVENTH -1. Kerry Woman; 3. FIFTH - I. Alava.Juan (2) fl50 (3) 1500 4.50 3.40; 2. JoseBelti. (3) Analee Cex; 3. Madam Printer; 4. 4.001,00; 3. Eddy.Coldo (2) 330; 300 3.40; 2. SantI.Bengoa (5) Fairway Flair; S. Bobs Fashion; 6. 100; 3. SaIa.Ramon (4) 4.00 Q (35) (3 S) 37.20; P 13.3) 113.90: Big Q with all3) 109.00 and (2$) with aIlS Our Hope; 1. Jug; I. Black Joe. 450; P 123) i6590 2 0 0 1 I 0 .300 53 20 Kan Cty heldosdothe3.4.6posltlons. Pitt ceIvedsenfi.pives CAu. REAL ENIERTAJPIING ' Hard"; 4. June 7.20 4.10; 2. Arechs.Per.z (0) 6.00 $3.20 3.20 2.60 2. NeguiSanchex Alice; S. Win Jac; 4. Lady's Read y; 3.20320 3. OguIza.Eiorxa (4) 7.000 5.503. Oguila-B.flgoa(4) 2160; 0 (2. I. Miss Liberation; I. So Lonesome (IS) 37.30; P (5-1) 02.20; DO (6$) 0) 7700; (21) 351.10. 63 00 SEVENTH - 1. Aldana.MI9u,l Wester n Divlsio., 2 IT WAS NONVIOLENT AND HAD FUNNY Jeff; 3. Jim Bob SIXTH - I. Santi.Javi (7) 12.10 920 3.10; 3. ArecP,aSancp,,z (3) 1.20 __________ Is.. ft.sk AI....• mArs WHAT I Juice. 10.00, P (23) i33.30. SIXTH - 1. Wee Mona; 2. Nap's SIXTH - I. Patxi-Jayi (3) 2040 6) 46.00 P (6-3) 11670. FOURTH - 1. Arta-Perot 1 I 0 •3Ø 39 13 and 1,077 points to 18 and 1,076 North Carolina, Mississippi, s Diego 11110 =111111111 ARCHIE FIRST - I. Capricious: 2. Fleet FIRST-1.Jcse.yza(3)i540730 Feet; 3. Clip: 4. Jack Nebo; S. - Texas (Briies 109) at no (Tanana 14.10), In) received 2& first-place votes bama, Illinois, Louisiana state Cinci FnRl TONIGHTIINTIIIS Lynnea; 4. Warrior Wilt, 7. Hardy 30-34.49-115 4,00; 2. Cacho.Coldo 11)4.30540; ca-Sanchez (3) 4.20 Q (13) 31.00 P Type: I. Antonio's Goddess. SICOND - I. Running Randy; 2. (2-1) 47.50. Jai Alai SECOND - i. Lari-lyza (5) 17.00 Hand Off; 3. Dickey Do: 4. Con-C necled; S. The Lost Guide; 4. High 4.40 3.00: 2. Echano.Arana (3) ORLANDO.SIMIMOLI 3.203. 0gW a-Sanchez (I) 400Q (3 Bit; 7. B's Rosie; I. Jungle Jet. MATINEE RESULTS THIRD - I. Sassy Corny; 2. B's 5) 31.10; P (3-3) V.00: DD (2-5) Big Burk; 3. Luta L. Eckert; 1. 121.20. FIRST -1. icaJavl (2) 15.00 3.30 12.7 triumph over Penn State, made It from 13th to 1h with a NY Jets 0 2 0 .000 20 11 Central Division which dropped from seventh to 37.16 victory 0V52' Kentucky, Hstn 2 11th. Follo wing Penn State In the Clove 11 Pitt, Oklahoma and uci 313433-107 A - 2325; handle $191,792. MONDAY NIGHT LCdoltim H H H IIIH 1L11 WIN AT BRIDGE 301.40. SECOND - 1. Larrl-Ssnchez (4) 4400 P (5-2) 131.30. Oakland sixth after beating Indiana / 1)121.40; P (3-1) 331.00; 1 (34-I) noo. 31-30-21.-45 31.33.32-s Chris Dernago Louis) m; Ken (Houston) and Bob (St. Louis) Forsch. soclated Press college football dropped out by losing 31-7 to Wednesday's Games Interesting note Is that the Reeechels, Nlekron and Fonsches are Cleveland at Detroit ratings following a 51.0 slaugh. 111)013 last ekeiid. Milwaukee at Boston, (n) all pitchers. , ter of St-anion. That game also pushed (J fl. Baltimore at Pliw York, () Q. Why Is lids d*y,14 Instant replays, electronic eye, ite., do Oa kland it Kins15 City. In) With numerous' vote rs lliil into the rankings they od e them In teaals? The day of hoar Is long Minnesota at Chicago, In) switching from Ohio State to first time this season. They are gone, Texas at California. (fl) especially at $111,110 a match. ft weald shape up the Nastases and Michigan, the Wolverines 14th. Coasre aid speed up play. The old me. jodgthg the matches at received 47 first-place ballotsGeorgia jumped horn ninth to thefrbestca.tkeepup wt*a t hellgoiagsiorgsmue per and 1,156 of a Possible 1,200 seventhacing Penn s Pro Football hsm. - George Hayden, lad, points frcrn a nationwide - with a 41.0 rout of Clemson, AMERICAN For the some reason they don't do it In football. The Instant CONFERENCE of 60 sports writers and MRFyIRI)d rose train 10th tø Eastern Division replay isn't always conclusive, and It can be cumbersome, eighth by trimming West VirW L T Pct. PP PA besldes,I41il like the hwnan element to play. Furthermore, who BaIt 200 Meanwhile, Ohio State .e ginia 24-3, Texas A.&M says all tennis judges are old? Oh yes, those tennis balls also I10. celved three No. i vote and 996 from 11th to ninth by drubbing Miami N Eng reach speeds of 130 mph. 1 1 0 points for second place after a Kansas State 34-14 and Kansas Buff 0 2 0 .000 21 for Ohio State. , Handle - $110.2S5, A - 1.903. , hick i$5 I. Some New York (Alexander 129), (n) Aldani.Migu,I (7) 5.50; 0: (26) 542 ECh OMiguel (2) 10.30 White; Y. 440, 3. Urzs-Soto (7) 5.40; 0 (2.5) Friend. 32.00; P (34) 151.50. Cleveland (Waits 7.7) at Di. FOURTH - I. Brown maid ; in one point a week ago, widened rankings by walloping Southern the margin in today's As- Cal In Its opener but promptly week, 32-32.V-41 4113 .400 19½ BillRon Lowie Rottinhaus 43 $ .417 34 Ron Harrison Top-ranked Michigan, which 13. The Cortthuskers replaced Mi nnesota (Hughes 513) led runner-up Ohio State by Just MISSOIrI, which Chicago (Johnson 915), (n) cked Last 21-30.31-44 3l3O234o Lou Baltimore (Grimsi.y . a 7 Z-4fif t1 Y ,-_,_:~ .-F -. pm 45-43-41-141 4204.503. Anton-Lan.. II) 3.400 7.004.40 Novice S :3. Jay Joker 11)2.10,0 (3. (23) 37.10 P (3-3) 103.30; Big 0:13. Don Finn troit (Fldrych 14.9), (n) By The Associated Press Billy Daniels . Nesilts Boston 12. Detroit a Milwaukee 4, New York 2 California I, Texas 0 Only games scheduled Today's Dimes Milwaukee (Colborn I-li and Kaas 00) at Boston (Tiont 19)1 and Kr.ug.r 10). 3, (In) Q. Cesldyosplen.eflstthebeeth,si who are earrvatly major - Cary Wrt, Wmh. rble, Tex. - ii the Boston Red Sox routed the tory, a tiree-hit shutout over . Detroit Tigers 124 and the Texas. _____________ 9XI . played In the National League Ryan got a rim-acoring double Oakland ( FOR AC 14.0OI.$02.102. Fermin.eengoa (3) 210 22.40 eto. 2. Gay Mood (4) Dann Kessinoer West .. > . HOROSCOPE For W.dn.sday, September 22, 1976 _________________ jog ____ _____ Caulker 51 Escarole ow . •- ____________________________ In 4 im. _______________ 51 Ouldo's high note 55 20 Primates 21 Pace . 4$ Encountered 52 Tradesman (lb.) * . ____________________ labrib 16 Rigorous I? Towboat 18 WWII a,.. . 11 _____________________ 46 Mourning 14 Conductor 15 Horse born . ___ Not coastal 13 Help :' . ____ ____ 42 Distant ACROSS Twsdsy,Ssptli,lSie-31 Answer to Prestos Puz$e Valiety F,- PIl$T-1.MyRulss(1)$003.00 300; 2. DailY (3) *001300; 3. Jets hg Al (0)3.10:0(1.3)30.10; P (I]) California Angels nipped fl se .aoi Willite StitHi naming out Texas Riiigsi 1.0. . New York $070 __ SECOND -1. NiQgidy Ross (3) Well, Since You Asked... C The Pirates had erased an Chicago 14 words, Danny Murtaugh's 10100.103.00: 2. WindIng RIver (I) 4$ Ii .430 21½ navilng o1*ofp.tIe)ce...and Ud730 deficit to take a 44 St Louis U.200.IO;3. Colonel Lucky (2)7.4o; 0(3.4)70.20. P (34) moo; lead in the eighth timing on the Pittsburgh pfr are 'I . West 1372.30; DO (1•3) 34.40: 2043 nlng out of time. Stargell's 19th homer ut tim cu , I THIRD - I. Chip Ott Jino (I) )W Q. . _____ __ There seemed to be little 14 eeeon. In the Metal jtht, Los Ang 54 40 .300 11½ 14.100.204.40:2. of own Up (7) 3.10 ______ NIIIU .4VD Z't f/.Th?#N 1y Houston 73 77 433 21½ 3.20:3. Jacob Wynn (i) 3.30: Q (7-I) anything left for Pittsburgh pinch-hitter John Mimer San 1:/NP /79 ' Fran D FAf 6144e 70 31.10; P (5-7) p0.40; I ($7.1) 91.10; after Monday's hesrtbreaklng sailed oft Pirate refiner Kent Safe Didgo 4113 .400 25 3)74. /iEtsIlG 1io9 ,q 54 loss to the New York Mdi. Tekulve, 52, and M'I1li, who Atlanta 40 00 .431 20½ FOURTH - I. More Security (0) You vothrotanii ijg pe figured t MIdSY'S RSlsN 0.003405.00 ,3. True Wonder (7)1.40 bioi*M from the minor "I don't want to talk," said 117,* average annual We5. Hockey is nest at $60,000. New York S. Pittsburgh 4 7.10:3. RIffel (2) 4.10; 0 (47) 45.20: gefl, th jtIy taftifive leegues earlier tIü month, fatOnly game scheduled P (47)11110; 1(44-2)000.10: 31.73. Beeehofl players r'giMeT In at $16,000. Pro fo1*b players 60,w o4'O5f lowed with his second home rim king team leader 14 FiFTH - i. Hondo Pals (4) 10.40 t the rear al MW These are all educated estimates fl4',q 1712S T.day's comes ." u 1002.00; 2. Gay Velvet (I) 4.40 2.10; "I've rim out of there e es. Pittsburgh (Reuss 13$ and 3.1k. Strider, (3) 4. 40: 0(45)10.40 AND 8/66(57' ' •, Kison 13$) it Chicago (Renko Q. D. yes ___ _____ Reedy uses el the See Dieg. Padres . a "I'm upset," said Murtaugh, P (0.1)31.00:1 (0-5-3)144.00: 39.20 Rookie Dan tot .",r Th 1)0 and Stone 30). 2. omas' fourth. SIXTH -I. Satinee (3) 11.10 1.104. 1111 F at the IIVP award seer Dave ICIsgmaa, Geurge the Pirate manager. Innin homer and Don Money's St Louis (Denny 107 Fat. 350: 2. Nlmbid Moody (2) 300 3.10; IZE rn Fuefer, M 8ehmi ad Jet M.ea, ur the Cy Ysg Award be upset. We can't afford to cone 12.14) at Philadelphia lUn I 3. Florida Buck (1) 0.20: Q (2-3) two-run single icavgç helped Muiose, especially 3.3), seer JIns Liáurg, Ti. Seavar and Kea Finch? 22.50: P (52) 41.IO I (34.;) 234.40; a, waukee defeat New York. The New York (Koosman 20$) at P1/7' WAV 31.71. aft60 gi.eu y? Ylda RI.. we. the Cy v A,. ad Th e Pi rates were ii. defeat Montreal (Warrn.n 1$). (n) left the Yankees! $IVINTH -1. Princess Printer the MVP award ii *andably at the end of OVER San DIego (Griffin 7.) (1) 7.00 500 4.00; 3. Mastown I think Randy Is a cInch for the Cy Young Award, with Fred rope after the defeat dealt a number" for clinching the Cincinnati (Zach,y 13-5), In) 200 Countess (2) 7.00 0.30; 3. Jarhead Mne Igue East title at Atlanta (Pdiekro 131)) at Norman elOaonIyov dose thowdo&avei. d Jolt to their National Alice (3) 0.30;Q(I.3) 3310; P (12) FO4 1iE Houston (Andular 5-10), In) •. three games. Ruzmen Bait!. 43.I0;T(i.2.i) 154.30: 3903. a League Forith get In there?) But his pod-An.SIar slump cost tu. Los Angeles (Rau 14)1) at 6r#YF4f IIONTN - I. Barney Eck.rt (1) East picking up more did not play and San Gn to et e verge of On th Francisco (Barr 11-11), (n) 1anreat3OwtiL AndGeorieFasterIsodda. g tim MV? 0.203.003.40: 2. Patti Shaw (3) 10.10 one-half game on the Idle ptuia- New York by 11½ games, going award. CI.ly pitchers besides Blue 3.20:3. Rugged Randy (3) 2.10:0 (1. Wedeelday's Dimes 4q:4 0afamesesbom 3) 30.40: P (1.3) 00.00, I (1.3 Pittsburgh at Chicago and the MV? honors were Don Newcombe of the Brooklyn deiphla UP ME the teams which begins Tue.. 133.40: 31.11. st. Louis at Philadelphia, In) Dodgers in I$ Sently Ko da of the I Angeles Ded in lN,, saw the a pparent NINTH-i. B Printer (2) 3.20 340 New York at Montreal. In) 'i"t..; ,Y ::. ' ish over e right c Denny McLaln of Detroit In 1*. th enter field 2.40; 2. Cadet Chariey, (I) 3 00 3.20: San Diego it Cincinnati. In) d Re sex it, Tigers 3. Jobiiis Champ (1) 1.10; 0 (2.1) wall at Shea Stadium -on Atlanta at Houston, In) Q. Ca. ysse aderdind why , , Cecil Cooper drove in four 10.10; P (2.5) 47.40:1(2.5.1)142.00: fl7Z1 Los Angeles at Sin Fran. wings of rookie Lee M'tzIllI's . , the , 3207. rims with a homer and a single cisco, ( n) twokdles with a - niL It seems the sides shield be op.. sad TINTH - 1. Kim Luke (7) 4.50 and Jim Rice blasted I.p cieted aiiM, sely aHewfg ltght In. -. Ken G rrisoa, Ventura, ninth Inning. 500100:2. Jimi Zip (3 1400 13.40 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE homers to lead Boston' i Noting (4) 0.10; 0 (3-7)500.00; P (7. last The loss dropped the Pirates Detroit. Boston pounded out 13 3)150.70: 1 (7.34)752.10: 35.40. w i. Pct. as Those aren't domed stadia you're talking about. They're 4½ gaines behind the Plilliles, hits and co ELEVENTH -1. Eye Appeal (2) New York 32 ecIally designed like the Texas Stadftn used by the Dallas five games down in the loss on!- the Red 5llected nine walks as Baltimore 7.103.203.10:2. Ernest. (1)5.204.00 Ii II .344 11½ Dave Grether 29-31.32-92 Cleveland Cowboys that at least the spectato rs will sit in comfort - the umn. The Phillies have 14 consecutive game, theirJefr 3.50:3. Oguiza.P,reg (1) too 74 73 .510 10½ longest Boston Ken Evans 21.10; P ( 2.I) 07.20;TuS.43475.10;* ____ 29-21.35-42 3040 P (3.7) fl.. hell with the gI''tons. Reason for not putting a roof on the whole games Left to play In the regular winning 74 70 .113 19 ___ 31.30. NovIce A st reak c1 the season. D5IFOII 67 $2 .450 35½ TWELFTH - 1. Saia.Altu (2) Brian Lowie thing is strictly the cost TWELFTH -1. White Clown (1) 403512-117 Miiwtes season and the PIrates 13. 44 IS .4)0 2SV Angels 1, Rangers - PLANT' .j_..__ I N'.i of New 43 Small shield .44fb?/4 WRIW 7W1 .4410 A/1 MA 17U1/o/i1ED FOR iwm F/R5T CCAlp//,fp 1* viw FMA7 1hAR6'FD iPtWtP 91 F -77R East -'- IT CLDNIa(KNIocK NATIONAL LIAQUI 1iM.L'd. FL ILONDIE Kw-A_cv;:re~1-1:11c, Running L a4w 7&CiAacIr5? S/FW C4tV7Ov \ IF)Wj4',f 70. 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S ALAN BURI(ESH sr.'&bl, iP.emthg. 1949. C10iTyIAy Scout Iar on . , (7) OONS1AER SURViVAl. KIT (7) RRJNt3LpJ CI) HAPPY DAYS: Seeson preni.,.,. A ,e develops between Fonzle (2) (4) CI) (I) NEWS S WILD, WILD WEST' aap4sJi,y (7) MARY 24 CROSS FLORIDA CAMAL 11:00 lRTMAN 1130 (2) (12) TONIGHT 14 CSSMOVE:4j, TlaCk, (Raz aIy)isn ____ afWForie'sod1rws rqiced. Ow hoi.v. 24 14 PEcF.MN Ar Lb'a,' with lily Savs i Frazur a'd 'Ths - Heist," with Christopher George and Elizabeth MtIey.(R) (6.) MARY I4ARTMAN, MARY HIMAN (7) ABC CAPTiONED NEWS FORTIEDEAF rt.syMOyi -p Watch." Eiizabeth Taylor, Lasenc. FWimy. lVa Marty Feldman In • 1 Mvw- emI on a beet '' 'Nis' siI b)? Luolls fli*w. DYNAMITE CHASE" "THUNDERBOLT& 8 MOViE: 'Nosferatu,' Forwnwr of W. "Fra,*eruteU- " filmiw. LIGNTFOOT" 5:00 12.00 (5) WILD. WILD WEST T1'ELPITOUCHAfl _'ES (7) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU II$WAp5op ANOFLEAMIK1T IVIRY SUNDAYS, A.M..S M REATTEs ECONOMY THURSDAY I ADULTS I ONLY Ic HUMAN - 3:15 Ct) GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 ____ a (I) S FUM)Y0000Y 8 ZOOM FRIEJICS. çy UPER0OG 400 CI) IRONSIDE (4) 130 ou.uomg ISLAND (I) ii.. a S YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of MARGARET C. PATTERSON, deceased. File tiumber 16.27$-Ce, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division. the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, p Drawer C Sinford, FlOrida 32171. The personal repcesentatiy Of the LOVE. AMERICAN (5) HAPPY DAYS (R) 35 G000 DAY: Cahoots: 11 estate is COMBANIC-WIHTER PARK. Trust Dpartment, who*e address Is 750 5, Orlando Avenue, P 0 Box 1120, Winier Park. Floridi 37709. The name and address of the personal representatives attorney are set forth below All persons having claims or demands against Ite estate ire Afternoon 12:00 (2) (1) PEWS (43 (IDYOWO AM) RESTLESS S PEPRY MASON (I)NEWS TIE GONG si S LOVE. AMERICAN SE ALL MY CHILDREN 12:55 iIII1111!JL 3 PIECES CHICKEN—HOT ROLL CHOICE OF 2 (-,.' d-'r. Regular I '1" - -.;;: OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAI.S '.t::''"' GOOD AU DAY G00d ?O(/8 eooe BUCKET of CHICKEN 13 PIECES $570 Taste FRIED CHICKEN I Sanford — — — — — — 21 PIECES $725 Eat In Our Air Conditlo,d Dining Room or Takc, Out 1W IJPEPI DAILY 11A.M. T1L 9:30 P.M-FRI. & SAT. TIL l$:3Op U 1105 Fri,nchAv, (Hi-way II 931 CARREL of CHICKEN — - Fishermen. Canotsts '2 BR, turn., adults. Weklva Landing, 322.4470 Fumied OFFICE MANAGER - Knowledge, typing. Handle phone orders. M o N T H L — v United Solvents, 373-1402. pENTAL AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Coed., Maid Sery, SECURITY GUARD- Full time, to miilgt, Prefer malure In. QUALITY INN NORTH I&SR 431, LOi10woO dividual. Call 337.1110, _____________________ 543 1000 J ' metfls or 3fl-1, $HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST: MAS and the money to pay for fl.'$tafl now sailing beautiful products. Make beautiful money. Call 644-3019 for information. Wanted- Lazy Salesperson ac custornest to high St lard of living. Call 323-1312. Mary/9'#,dFrnED CHICKEN ____________________ OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9111 P:30 Fri. S Sat. 9 tél )0:3j 2100 S. French Av2. Ph. 322.9442 Sanford __.- — '1• - • .,—i---------- - • ER, 2 bllh, khan - Live In nted I,I5. French Furnished2Bp garage apt. ______________________ - OAKSHADED_3BR,poof,g area. $23,500, • apt. upstairs. sioo month. PhOne 3220251. — 3fl49$ Eves.3n.1$6;rn.4Iu;rn.. 2lOOMellonvilIeAve Will do house cleaning, wash win. Will do QOOd wOrk. Ex- 4 room apt. downstairs and S room penanced. 322.5404. TO SETTLE ESTATE Want position in private home caring for invalid. Will live in. Air, carpeted, quiet I and 2 Have car. 323-2154. bedrooms, $125 to $133 month. Adults. Phone 322-1510 Will care for elderly lady or gin tieman in private home. Call after Furnished 2 BR, air, water included. S p.m.. 3222305. Adults. $133 a month. Also fur. En. — Nothing down. — S)$.300 UP. fished 1 BR. air, Harold Hall Realty 2343 Park Dr ..... I&2 BR Mobile Homes REALTOR, MLS - hentals _________________ Night — Iuxe Aluminum ae grouno swimmIng pools. (27 13'x24' and IS x33' cornplite. 1 yr,. old, repossessed. Sacrifice, ' price. Call collect 305.213.0610. POOL HOME IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 BR, famIly room, fireplace, carpet, fenced. $23,000. Call Associates Connie Hugtsson, 5o. 0954 or Sherry Elkins, They're Hot" M. UNSWORTH REALTY - 107 Brentwood Drive, $44,000 3 BR, 2 baths, beautiful interior with fireplace. 10 Pd 7•• pd Interest. $375 me. Idyllwilde Forrest pays all. 3225)04. ---• — • _____________ Call 332.1431 attcri p.m. ___________________________ ______________________ MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1916 models. 7 days a.* Call collect, 541.3131 & ctlr. ser't.,r.,i & Chairs, Strajflt chirs fiI,nq C8bine?, as s Casn ano Carry PIOLL'S Casselberry. Il 92. 030 1706 78-turcycIes — -_ _____________________________ - 62-Lawn-Garden '71HOnd1CL2O0,likInq,$ Laurel Ave., Sanford. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733S45or323.77IO ROTO TILLER 3HP LikeNew,5)50. • Phone3lS.3370 Poutry manure for your fall garden or pasture, 53 yard loaded at me farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen (off 413), 2 ml. east Osteen Bridge. 51-Husehold Goods - SEWING MACHINE - 190 Honda, CS 350, 5900 Miles. Excellent coed, $350. 3223*17. - -'72 ______________ - Kawaskl,730CC — WithExtra5.GOodC(yl4iflØq $430. 322-310g. — ____________________ ___________________ NELSOPl'$ FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. 79-Trucks-Trailers _____ ______________________ 169F0RD.) sh Real Estate .— - — - -____________ Center, Laketand, Fla. ________________________ _____________________________ 60-Office Supplies Used Office Furniture 323-Sll4Anytime •- Autos Wad _________________________ -- REALTORS 71-Antiques ______________________ ReIponsibl,partycanta paymentbalancs. WrNe,w, sendtruck. Jopiin Pisn P.O. Box 103, Panama, City, FIa. 32401. — - Theatre, South $7.53. Phone 372. _______________ Depress Glass Show & Sale, Sal. & Sun., Sept. 25124, Lake MIrror ILSOP4 MAIEP FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311315E FlrstSt 372-sin - Greene Inc. $306033 SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET Anion, can be a seller or a buyer. Plo charge. All admitted tree. Come browse every Sunday9 to S at the Movleland Orive.in BUY JUNK CARS-Irom SlOto$30. . DRIVE BY '333S.SUMMERLINAVE Largeoaks,pine&pai,3 BR. 2 bath, air condition.d. Nest & clean. Move In now. Drive by and call today. $17,90. Tram • — _________________ PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spinet.Consoi, stored locally. Reported like new. _____________________ SANFORD Reg.RealEstateBrakor 1st 373-4041 or 323-0317 eves. -- - - Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants. nicebackyard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top cIderat ________________________ given forprime location, Call 30544220 C011iCt *.to SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 Pd oft. Sanford Auclion, 1300 S French Ave., 323-7310. Evenings. PILOIANREALTY REALTORS$31.1,13 ___________________________ Monthly payments less then rent. Call to see if you Qualify. - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Singer Futura (one of the In 3 BR. 2 bath, large family room, excellent cOlitiOn, Does bestli all PRICE SLASHED types largelot.caka,frultt,.e,n, -___________________________ Below appraisal. Must sacrifice, at sewing; .eguiar, Stretch, & 3 Sanford's best areas, Best offer 31A-Ouplexes Deco stitches. Make, buflOmihol, BR, 1 bath. Convenient neigh. ver$l7,O0with good terms 322 Room to rent for an elderly persi. borhood. Eat-in kitchen with all 9116, By Owner. WashInoton Oaks area. 323-4331. $ BR apt,, kit. appliances, Central air I. heat. -Sell for $719 cash', or E.Z, equip,, AC, carpeted. Ki Seller pays all refinancing costs. payments Qf $16 per Adults. No pets $95, 3fl-2256 wk. INC. 30-Apartments Umurnlshed dys alter 1. Asking $23,900. No reasonable For free home trial Call Orlando, "SERVICE BEYOND 647.1317, 9 AM to 6PM offer refused. Call Phyllis CapTHECONTRACT'. Unfurnished,'two bedroom Security poni, Realtor.Associate. After Realtor PEAL ESTATE hours, 034.1733, FRICKE & Deposit. Adults Preferred. 3fl. LITTLE WEKIVA ESTATES 372 7491 _______ bedroom, Ibath brick front home. FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., Spacs I, 2. & 3 BR apis. TIs, Kitchen equipped, new central H. REALTOR. $31325) $26,500 FHA.VA SEWING MACHINE REPAIR swlming, playground, IBR, 2 bath, central heat & air, Clean, oil & adiust. Regular price A, new r, back yard Sar-B-Que Archilect's Own Custom Con. 32-Houses Unfuished recreation room, laundry room famiiyr, and isfence, Lotsofextras In this $12.95. Sept. Special, $3.7,, All and clubhouse. 2510 R QewoOd temporary-I tevei,3 BR,2 bath. treet Large lot, extra kitchen. ty one for lust: $25,000. of machines repaired, Free Ave. Sanford. PH 323-6430 Jenny Clark Relty, 322. Sanford - 3 BR, 1' baths, kitthin 62S$04L ckup & delivery. Call Orlando equipped, wall-to wail carpet. $160 LAKE JENNIE -3 bedroom, 2 bath 517.1317 BAMBOO COVE APIS ma. 1 4. n.ar new home. All n ap. GOOD AREA-2 BR, 1 bath, double pliance,, newly painted imisideand garage, range, refrig., fireplace One & 2 Bedroom apartments, Sanford - 2 BR, I bath home, air out, rugs lust Professionally and gas heat. $20,000. furnished or unfurnish.d. Newly conditioned, fenced yard. III REALTOR cleaned VACANT and ready for redecorated Come see. E Airport One of Snqer's 'op Tijr and sw Mayfair Circle. Call Orlando 191your occupancy. $25300. OUT OF TOWN Blvd, Sanford. 333 1340 Zsq Zaq machines 'Assume 2304 3 BR, I bath, SANFORDPick your Own new large lot, cent. H & A, well and t&anceofsI$5 SOor pay $11 90 per carpet, 3 BR, 1'. baths, $100 down, Aduits-Nopets 2Rooms Ton Pickup quipnt r Rent _____________________________ - Call Bait A Ridgewoed Aiiiii' '67 Chevy 5'a ton pickup, $ ft bed, 5hrght shift, small va, with camper shell. 3724500 or 337.0093, Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Relnsnvac CARROLL'S FURNITUE,rn.sisI, , ,, — — 80-Autos for Sale 65-Pets-Supplies _________ ______ _____________ ______________________ ______________________ - -- -- AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped. sliots. 1 male, S mos., $200 female, 6 mos., $130; 3635710. -- J1ar3i aOit bedroom, 2 bath CD home, Has Central heat and air, well for drapes, central air. 52)0 ma. $100 sec dip. 323 0502. FUTURA BY SINGER prinl,' system, fenced rear 2 COMMERCIAL LOTS - Plus yard, utility shed and lot more for BR. 2 bath home on 2 more lots. just. $21,100 All for $33,300 Sanora- For sale or rent- Lovely BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, central heat and air. 621-3094. - 2 Bedroom unfurnistsed house, close to schools and shopping. Call 372 1110. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch House DREA.MWOLD LAKEVIEW - 3 room. 2 bath CS stone front 3 BR, 1 bath, fenced yard. kitchen equipped $I$5 per mo 5100 dep. 0, — 3220056 MAYFAIR SCOTT Avenue bedroom, 2 bath with a large beamed Family Room. Recently painted inside and out. New central heat and air system. You will be proud to own this one (or $37500 - '72 Cougar XR-7, fully equipped. — $1000 3653593 between $ a S Horse Pasture for rent on Upe.aIa Lease a Datiun including Z cars and Road $13 month, trucks. For information call Bill Sanford's 2017S.FRENCH _______ - / newest residendal neighborhood Studio, 1,2,3 BedroomAph. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Down • FHA Conventional.5% Down VA Financing-Nothing ak Adult-Family e One Bedom and immediate occupancy From $ Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks Southof Airport Blvd. - - PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell '63 Mustang, 6 cylinder, 3 speed, for 3Opct commission Free Picktape deck and heater, Phone 3fl. ups Auction. Saturdays 7 pm Sanford 3 _______________________________ - SALES RENTALS 117W 1st ST Sanford . — fl2S6lIor3222lslaft,rHrs. ___________________________ Classified Ads will always give you more Much. Much More than you expect' - ______________ Siding ____________________________ Aluminum Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath, central heat 1. air, family rm garage, large , , 5)2.000 3310503 I - W. GAR NEIl WHITE Home Improvements Beauty Care I Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Free estimate 323 S9 s,onilIy Managed , to Shoppir, auto train & Lake Monroe. A lot for only 511.900. - _,, E"" -tiv ,' I / front home on Wekiva Equipped kitchen centr:l air & heat. wall - Park . 24'xeO', 3 I • BR, 3 bath, kitthin, living room, dining •'oom, den w w Carpet • 59,000.3730014 after 5p.m. cat .-........ nfl airy, top SOil 3223943 . - ome improvements Re I Drts 1iiScr, jn:.' ' - tn ' Yl'lQ HUGHEY EQUIPMENT '.,, i - i - n - - 7, ! a WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? new home? Moving to an Get some act On w th a Herald CliSSified ad We II help you write General ad Landscaping & Roof Repairs, c,'pen, Pinti morel $43000 with 12 Mo BPP Lawn Cars Ji%4QeCroom \\ Sewing Classiest Ads didn't work there *oulon- t be an1 _____________________ Call - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It I eantinoC _______________ ESTERS0NLANOCLEARI' Buildoig. Excavating, Ditch worn. 4, ' r,. FRQJJi TODAY'S WANT ADS. — 43-Lots-Acreage Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. L.irai Jearng till drt, clay. r,xs Ail5so,qgi stored an<j mOved 322 912 __________________________ LIGHT AULING& YARD ANDGARAGECLEAN UP Phone3lS $371 Tywncei ,i7iiov 1-HACTIONOF GREG "Iippland STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It C&A BackHoe Service Hauling ___________________ LQNGW000-_ 751 Lormamii Circle Reduced $1000, 12' *63' 3 BR, 7 bath Spanish design, located in North- 3 BR, 1'-, beth some in country. Must see to appreciate. Super location. Lots of extras, 5-3500cash. 322 9043 betoreSPMor including carpeting, kitchen equipped & fenced, BPPI Just 1311130 $17,000 )SYRFI-A,FINANCING . Land Clearing 319 E First. 7 — - ___________________________________________________________ Piano Services ____________________ ___________________ 1973 SChult Chateau - 3 BR, I', bath, 1x44'with3'* 12'tlpout. PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Or,, 3fl 1153 Window Washing, Floor Stripping & _____________________________ _i___ CITY- 10*3 West 1st St.- Needs a little attention, but loads o '73 Ramada double wl ART TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 4n .Obile Horn Stenstrom Realty Pest Control cOC, your home *ilt alum ____________________________ Siding & Sotlit SyStem A150 Interor E 't('r.c raoo, StCrnq Gutters 70 yrs E.p PI,l', P"cinq & Smuldied Eaqli, S'dnq Co 131 9563 ________________ __________________________ Rrch & SiOne Specially 373 7710 fenced yard. separate studio. $3000 equity & assume loan o Callattef5.3fl 4163 0 J Req Real Estate Broker , 1 35 BU1LOER.DEVELOpER seats, automatic, less than 3,000 miles. Best offer over 900. 2011 or 323 3709, EXPZEY!OU BALL REALTY Req Real Estate Broser JOHNKRIDERASSOC 107 W Commercial Phone)fl lldi. Sanlord nford Ha. 1916 Cutlass Supreme, air, bucket Buy Furniture DAVE'S 339 Ie -- B ralley Qdham-3234670 I We _______________________________ ______________ — 1505 W. 25th St. FOR INFORMATIONCONTACT PM. - ___ - Homes ready for your inspection 1949 Plymouth, 2 dr., HT, 31$ eng., extra clean co. Needs tran. smission oh. $500. 323.53$3 after 6 _______________________ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwicli,, Broker Deltona, 641 4411 - - _____________________________ 322 2622 _______ _______________ Luzuiy Patio Apartments I73Capri 2600, 2 door, excellent condition. I SPeed. AC. 322251$ after 5:30 p.m. 322-4132 For used furnitur,, appliances, tools. etc. Buy I or '1001 Items, Larrrs Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. UsidTV Call after 5p.m. Days_3726)23 Ngnti.....372 73% better than what you've been Sanfont - 2 BR, air, scren, seeing in the low $20s. Do it fowl porch, 2 lots, fruit & oak trees Call Carol Jordan, Realtor $7.000 down. 3234457 7032 Associate, for appointment. ___ G 25,OOO FROM BROKERS UNIQUE - Over 25 It. country kitchen with tortoise shell cabinets. Sharp House Far DELTONA - 2 BR, I bath, family room, carpet, extras galore. On large corner lot. $19,900 FHA. VA. ardens New 23 & 4 Bedroom Homes Cash — KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLlANCES3q, ________ _ COULD BE 4 BR 4603 Dealer. _ 68-ltéVanfeIJtoBjy Lake Mary-3 BR I" bath new homes. Start at si'i,sca with $200 n Government funding. By ________________________ builder, $.isa. Equal Housing OPPOrtUnity__ Color W's from 130; SAW from $13; Service all makes. HERB'S TV. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. VzOO French Aye., 323.1734. UNDER $25000 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '22 eis. Call 323-1570 or $34-. __________ _____________________ . Cliff JordanRealtor eneva small Pony Gentle 323 7214 52ppI Rtg Real Estate Brkeq Ave flI 0759 eves 322 — 3110041 SOUTH , BATEMAN REALTY - 66-Horses - . ___ I - WITT REALTY NORTHWEST - EVES. 3233519 323-1766 —- _______________________ holes Balance at 551 SI or 10 payments of $6 Call credit manager. 373 911I or see at SANFOROSEWINC. CENTER 30? E hI St Downtown CRANK CONS'T REALTY REALTORSI30 4061 home with a dosjble Far garage Req. Peal Estate Brokir 321 04 Newer home with all latest ap323-755 0fl9 pliances Screened Pti roof vents, carpets, recently cleaned. top Winter SprIngs- 3 BR. l'i bath, tam, rm, fireplace. i bik from VACANT and ready for you to move in. $29,500 school Enc. patio. $30,500. 327 0901 - 32I670 or 631.9777 rate, 340 Mos. $20,000. ditin*d, AM-FM radio, excellent conditIon. $JOO. Phone $313164. _______________________ 1963 Corvair Mania, mactory air, o *oa B 545,1 block south of 44. Cats& KIttens month Will 144e trade in Singer tflt. $21,000. ISiS Granada. one owner, air con. _________ — MLS REALTORS '0 Alioc. 323.0413 HANDYMAN SPECIAL! Youcaneasilymak,th3,. home lntoa3orlbedroom Cheep. Oily $1,000 down. $130 PiYililAIi. The government has released money for subsidized housing to Qualified buyers. New houses in a rural area. No down payment. S WircIndise S STRING BANJO Meiloisdeer,, $73 Phone 34,mo - Elm Ave. Get Em While chanting old 3 bedroom, picture window, fireplace, perfect setting for antiques, $25,000. VETERANS - 59—Mjsjcal Antique upright Piano, paint sprayer, Rockwell slide rule calculator, household & yard goods. 3724420. - - _________________________ PIanos I EIitrnIc Organs with automatic rhythm sectio,i. Liberal tradesoffBeb Bail's Planol steel, wire mesh, window ssls, Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 flower pots, stipe. W. Firs St., 337-3735, - Wm. H, Stemper'Realtor _____________________ , Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter lops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabeli. 322-0052 anytime, JOHN SAULS AGENCY remaining. Sate- All Coins, cents to dollars at 40 Pd. f trends. Allowing 3 Pd over face for U.S. silver In trade, Cash exam,ie: 1,1 I'S Lincoln F. $6.50. Phora 323-1100. ', MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Broker,322.;1y4 Day 9-Sfarrçs.Cofra ____________________ ________________________________ _____________________________ IS JOtsmiSOfl, fl V.544 Fib. Boat. 13 Cert, Trailer, 76 Evinrude Complete Excil. Coed. $130. 323. - garage. garage, fenced. Owner, 372-06.10 uppe central heal and air, wall to wall carpeting. Owner pays all closing costs, From $22,000. Only Bingo WILL 8E FOREVER BARRED. Dat, the first publication of this P101Ie of Administration: Sep tember lath, isis. sale _______________ I I QUALItYI(OMES AT MODERATE PRICES IDYLLWILDE_ 202 Dogwood- • Cenfril Hctuig and Air Conditioning Vice PreSident & Senior Trust Officer '1 - HE HERALD - ill W 75th . - - ...l) : CONSTFJCTICY4 Inc CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ii Sn1ord, Ffa IL. " extras I lots of pofentialt BPPt • ' TWENTY WEST- 2201 Mitch i', t"r ea paling 1. loads of extrast - I ... terrifice buy , • Pubi,m Sv)t. 11, 2$, IsiS DE { '.'rxi rwr,.42 - X'!mi"f,fL.1x L'.J'S - ,. CORP..REALTORS Harris i. Priced WALTER B STEELE Peg Real Estate BroIi.er 8nes$lsApPteCiltell2 lION PlimettoAy..,S,soforg ------ EXERT LAWN CARE Well Drill' - Cart Fr.eiZ??in9. Trimming _____________________ _____________________ eralMIl1enanceLk,i Patntrng carpets & reugtsoiterIng Fr.j estImates, 5)01050. SUPPLY CO 201W. liSt] St _- (arpeniry Remodel rig Add Cuilam Work LiCenSed. BCnC, ti estmt, 33 5031 you ARE MISSI IF YOU HAVEP4'T TRIED A Ions • CLASSIFIED AD LATELY 1-1 ." .3. ' 3726137 _______________________________ I )AR( HI3TFRED WITH VALUE S - '-i , ______ ' .q-4 Central Heat & Air Conditioning lNlSENT getown A Gols' Homes By - S • - WOiJldIj,p tObe 1fl(ludedln rg c" As Personal Representa tive of the Est.Ie of KENNETH C. SEDLAK Ill N Orlando Aven,.e P0 Box liló WinI,. Park, Florida 327*9 (303) U3-26S - - Mature: have drivers license. Good I BR turn, apt., water furnished. home. Mother and invalid son. Near shopping area. Adults only. *4 Prlvateroomandsalary.3fl.,,,e $100 mo, 3229331 or 323-31$9, 21-Situations -• -_ One or two Bedrooms, carport, air, utilities furnished. $30 dsp. 3221916 after 11 AM. ROBSON MARINE 293SHWy 11.93 322 SN) $334331 collect. Large 3 BR, 1 bath, no qualifying, assume 5)7,200 mortgage S1 monthly. Some equity and move in. C H&A, carpeted, enclosed Sanford.-. By Owner. 3 BR, I5 bths, central H&A. screen patio, carpe. 453,500. 322.1103 after S. - - Housekeeper - 41-Hou Top prices, used, any Condition. Winter Park. _______________________ dock, Monroe Harbour. eis ALMOST NEW HOME _-. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Bur,wtflflengines,3state rooms. keChlmera II onthegas SWIMMING POOL SACRIHCE Leading manufacturer dietribufor has alurnImii.,m rec. tangular pools lift over from season, half price, Gearanteed installailon and terms. Call zoo. - - - __________________________ a' Lsvaboard or Cruise, IMS _______________________________ Galleries, 331.4g77. 30 Gal, water system, $30; large, Iwavy duty wood lathe, $150. Phone 323.3409. GeneralContrador 322 Santord. garage apt., Water I'M A CUTE little 3 BR, 1 bath turn. Adults only, no pets. 372-1303. home, My owner has transferred REDUCED$2,000 andineedanewownertocarefor BeautifullyremodeIed4r5, 1100 SAN MO PARK, I. 2, 3 bedroom sq. me.Lock meoverat ie pinecr,st new carpeting a, roof, gas trailer apts. Adult & family park. Drive. then call us. $15,300. Wkly. 3313 Hwy 11 92, Sanford. furnace, large fenced iot. Near 323.1930. WALK TO SHOPPING- 4 yr. old 3 hIgh school. $15,500. Ownis' 3________________________ BR, 2 bath. central heat, Owner 0372. I transferred. What a buyl $210. Large 2 Mature adults. No pets. BR CS, 1 bath, kitchen, VETERANS-. Best buy in townl 593.322. 32N after I wk.days. diniag rm., living rm., Fla. rm., SL000 under comparable homei.3 A VON — Peg. Peal Estate Broker ____________________________ rn.iso - 1 BR furnished — Office & store space available, dnt __ ---- hal Estat. ___________________ -- JOHNNY WALKER 300 Acres. Ostien ares. must sell, - -- CARPENTER REALTY - ______________________ Antiques and collectaafes wonted. Small Items of quality lewelry, CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE' china, etc. mlvi, 10 to S. ..,OUNTAIN$ of rnerclsandw Antiques. wanted. HiWay 4 35'ots a Auction OrdowforChristmas.rn.nhi. 323-7832 _____________________ - ______ _________ Hal Colbert Realty w.w to buy furnIture, 1511sf fbi. rqgs, ymin ci tue m knlck.knacks. Everything must Lake Mary, 333-1571. peted, range I refr1g,raor, _______________ FlorIda room. ________________ II cItrus trees, A Handmadeleathorpus, _____________________________ elyhQefoqoniy belts and checkbook wallets, - Plentyof ground, fencidtorp.ts. 372-56S - 31 Every Wed & Sat Early Birds 7:15pm required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TI-li S NOTICE, to file any oblections they may have that Challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the Qualificatlon5 of the personal representativ, or the venue or jurisdiction of the Court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED MARGARET C. PATTERSON, Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE - ','4v?rç. Wed. Furniture, che$, bedding, room In your attic, garage, Sell Idle Items with a Cl.ssltied Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 3fl. 211* or $315993. - 2 BR, trailer, furnished, air cond. 32) 0041, K1SH REAL ESTATE OffIce Experience needed Good INC. b for fast & efficient Person. uo E2nd St., 323 70)0. pmrs. SALE --- _I'iI' 322-1517 or 3220613 im Hunt Realty Inc. 3 BR, 1 bath, fully 2S2lParkDr. central ci air. pp,n, 322211$ . 323.3,9) __________________ 00I _____________________________ _____________________________ mos.s 344' Ji16 HOIT*s — COMBANK.WINTER PARK Roger M. Nixon '.h]a 199 Vake Famous For Reg. Ccl Slow. Potjto SaI,ed Biked Beiro Mashed Potatoo 1, Gravy French FrIes ) i".c'- Of tiI.'., fl"-(d I Immediate opening. Good pay steady employment. Apply to: Spacious 2 BR, 1 bath, apt. Kitchen Smltty's Inc., 7714 Orlando Drive, equipped, dining room, living rm,, S'ifOrd, 337-2112. air co., carpeted through AduItsonly. References regu,r (,Clerkal Help TypIngTjng _______________________ Contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. It the claim Is seciged, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient Copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to CHICKEN DINN 49 • Meetings Business 7:30 istlues •................ '- ' multIple listing service - ____________ batteries, $12.53 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1i0, Sanford Aye. tuated on South Sanford *. ''2 BR, I balls on 3 lots. Folly car. Peg Real Estate Broker i100E 2Sth St Laxe Mary- 2 BR furnI house, __________________ 1224555 newly refinished Inside and osA, ____________________ Adults. No pets. fl2393O. ____________________________ — 2 BR, I bath, with fireplace, kitchen equipped, 5130 mo., utiliti In. ClUded, Call eves. 323.1194. — each pecsnal representative All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Nutice of Administration has been mailed are I Experienced mechanic os his awn toots. Smlftys Inc. has an lhe date when it will become dvi shall be stated, It lhe claim is 10 SOIsEFISET €4) MIDDAY (:63 PEWS 3-"rnrnmtmunwmw5'w S or attorney, and the amount claimed If the Claim is not yet due, c2) (1ZNEcEws I MECHANIC THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the Creditor or his agent SEMQ1FOR I , required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF (12) FUN FACTORY 35 TIESAINT 12:30 (2) THE VILLAGE OPTICIAN, and 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, To.Wit: Section 543.09 Florida Statutes I51. S Ronald Rottingisaus Publish: Aug. 31, Seot. 7.14. 21. li1 DECISS - —. f '-- m- R — DEADLINES Noon The Doj Before Publlcotion Village Shopping Center 1505, SR. 431, Seminole County, Florida, Florida under the fictitious name of - TO SE MOvID- Inspect anytIme. SW corner ism & Millonville, or call $43.V33. Guaranteed recondlflone aino — •- TORNADÔLDRI LADY COCOA (12.00MINIMUMCI4ARGE) 3LiMiimum • ..,. IN THE ESTATE: FOR SALE BR. - ..•-,•. C4)(I) LOVE CF LIFE MirchiNdils - ' Sunday - Noon Ftido - 41-Heusis - ____________________ stsieis - you have sincer, desIre and DUPLEX- Furnished or un Deltona-IIR, 1'.'bath. PtsOmle$74. furnished. LAKE MARY - OPEN HOUSE, Ideal location. 3321 after 3 p.m. liflbItlon: $IVIOV$Offly please call easonabIe rent 145.3711 BR, shav, aulet. coo .. sim S74I03 after * p.m. or write 1010 -mo 134 Seminole Ave. 3231309. Rent or Sell - Immaculate 3 BR, 2 Giovanni, Deltona, FIa. 377j. beth,cvpeted,garag,,fencwyd NOW LEASING FULL CHARGE IOOKKE, sits me. 3237491. WANT TO SELL Sanford Court matswe persomi. Send resume to Whatever the occasion, there is a Buying a YOUR HOME? Apartments Box 510, co The Evening Herald, new home? Moving to an classif led ad to solve It, Try on P.O. Box 1631, Sanford. Fia. 32771 New modern single story 1 & 2 apartment? soon bedroom apts. and Completely Get some action with a Herald STORING IT MAKES WASTE furnished studio apartments, Pinecrest, 2110 French Ave., 3 BR, classified ad, We'll help you ltC Ccnvenientty located&beautlfuIly an ad that will bring a fast sale. i' bath, kitchen equipped, $145 SELLING IT MAKES CASH. landscaped. Abundant storage PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOw CALL 337 7611 per ma. 323.5739 or 323OQ3 _______-__________________ Call 3122611or III '9',_____ (IncIudlngaftic)and..GEEgy Efficiency Package". From 5143, TAFFER REALTY __$ijg Fur,Wshed Call 3310220 betwein & thru2Stinies ....3lcalUw uflm•s ...........34ce line ' It, sm-os ______ UNEMPLOYED? Never again it Seminole Orbndo - Winter Pork 322-2611 831-9993 _____________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 thru S times ........41c a Hni HOURS 0:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon -__ - WITH RUDY RAE MOORE PLUS ' Pr..mpl.d Friday for ________• NOrICE IS HERESY GIVEN U1t by virtue m.. Writ of Execution isiuld out at and UfldltthesnoioftheCountyCourtol Seminole County, Florida. upon a final Iudgment rendered in the afi court on the 21ffi day iune, AD. 1'lt, in that Certain case entitled, Southern Discount Co., Pialntiff,.ys. NedJme,D,fondant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution WiS delivered to me as Sheriff Seminole County, Florida. and i . levied upon the following descrie property being located In Seminole County. Florida. more particularly described as follows: One 1q73 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, io No. CCY7I3AISflSi. Title No. Sa,,rt FL , U"ISP jg sto at Ratliff & in (I) &IOCALWJIAC (2) DAYS CF OLJ Sanforti. Florida. Additional In. — (7) uvs formation available from the Clvii .i EDGE CF aon Ci) (hbt)WfTHTPRIND Division of the Seminole County ______________________ ______________________ (4) CI) AS TIE VIVRI.D (12) Sheriff's Department. (Ties., Thin.) I OMI OF TL%V'dS . 8 THE Lrrn.E RASCALS and (he ugned as Sheriff ci Personals 6-Child Care JEANNIE (Wed.) 08CC: (5) FAMLYFEI*) 430 Seminole County, Florida, will at __ __________________ PROFILES Pd EDUCATiON 11:00 _I_ AM. on the fl$h day of Sep. (2) atj WFIJY, MD. Longwood Day Care Center(Fit) PICTURE CF •Th ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? (I) timber, AD. 1i74, offer for sale and O00 PYRAMID Lngwd's oldest. Cam. a p...bus to IN YOUR FAMILY? of sell to the highest bidder, for cash, elem. sdool. 33e.3712 anytime. -500 AL ANON ______________________ subiect to any an all nlstlng letni, 630 (2) (2) THE DOCTORS AWM 12 at the Front (West) Door of the @) K*JTANA (4) CI) flE GUIDING lI'-4tntflKtiofls fl. E.J7)( Seminole County Courthouse In For families or friends of problem (I) SLR SSTER uccr inkers ___________________________ Sanford, Florida. the above CCIWANY 656 For further information call described Personal PeoPeftY. (5) op up y (12) E RGENCY ONE (2) ILY CETIONAL HIGH SCHOOL write That said sale is being made to 8 MICKEY MOtE .UB 8 FLIPPER 6.56 satisfy the terms of saId Writ of Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. DIPLOMA AT HOME IN (91W) 530 Execution. BOX 333, Sanford, ia. 37171. (I)p 3 John E. Polk, Sheriff 700 2 WEEKS ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll (2) ANOTPERFILD Seminole County,Florida (I) HOGAN'S HEROES (2) TODAY (Lo Free, 5112021 for "We Care" Publish: Sept. 1, 14, 21. 21. irn (4) (4) ALL Pd TIE FAMILY at 7 and Sn). • ilL ECTRIC "Hofli," Adults or Teens. DED2S 8 (fbi.) CAPRASOOLE4S.W.(DADE)HIGHSCH00L COP.ANy (4) (1) C PEWS: (7:30.5 CALL TOLL FREE NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE , FACED WITH A DRINKING HWES 4) I 1004333534 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PROBLEM Fit.) VILLA ALEGRE 8 TIE RIFLEMAN S FCPEYE N FRlBS by virtue of that certain Writ ci Perhaps AlCoholIc Anonymous STOP AND THINK A MINUTE.,, (7) 14 SESME ___________________________ ___________________________ Execution issued out of and under Can Help Classified the seal of the Circuit Court of Ads 111 GOOD MORNING Call 4234557 dIdn't . ore wouldn't be any. Orange County, Florida, upona final ____ I _L.gal Notice Legal Notice Write P.O. Box 1213 MERICA ______ juciument rendered In me aforeSaid Snrd, Flrida3fl7 - -______________ FIoddaat725inJ8ujn., court on the 3rd day of February, — 18-Help Vnted fo i, ,sali.i, lpor) NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AD. 1,76, in that certain case en • OVERWEIOHT* ________________________ PORTAXOIED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. titled, The Celotex Corporation, LoseinchesandPounds Florida Stalvts CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintiff, vs. Senioran Drywall The Easy Way CI) (I) CAPT A I N Nurses: RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Supply, Inc., and Kuron McMinn d. - Guaranteed Call $134330 Companion. Needed immediately0 KANGAROO that Richard F. ocMil'edW Olson CASE NO. 76I$IQ.CA.Ss.D ba Mac's Drywall, Defendant, 531-0434. S DUCK, DUCK GOOSE the holder of the following cer. Iii Re: the MarrIage of which aforesaid Writ of Execulloji S -Lost & Found (Fit.) MAXaNELE tificates has filed said certificates PAUl. DZIELINSKI. was delivered tome as Sheriff of for a tax deed to be Issuid thereon. - (7) iN SCHOOL TELEHusband.Petitioner Seminole County, Florida, and I ______________ The certificate numb. and years d have levied upon the following . 4 issuance, the description of the VICTORINA ALAZAS DZIELIN. described properly owned by Kuran $100 Reward Ccity SdXCi System, 'YoL'R LITTLE FEE .IGENCTN property, and the names in which , SKI. McMinn, said property beIng Forthereturnof purse and contents 24 ROHT MAC NEIL FE was assessed are as follows: Wile-Respondent, located in Seminole County, Florida, Keep money. 3221301. PORT JOBS! JOBS I JOBS! Certificate lb. 101 Year of NOTICE OF ACTION more particularly described as _______________________ issuance 1571 TO: 630 VICTORINA ALAZAS RENTAL STORE CLERK- Phone 6ChlId Care DZiEL1NSKI Des rip net Preperty the warehouse and property located S OOIIALR4FTYCLOSE(p work plus light housekeeping. SEC 07 TWP 21S ROE 30 E BEG 121$ Crofon Avenue at the street address of 4 Plumcsa 24 ULIAS. AANDYOU FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER3SSftS+200.2 ft Wof NE COR of SE New Castle, Pennsylvania Avenue. Casseiberry, Florida, with EducationaiChildCareforasas Handle complete books. NCR 3300 6.00 ' sot NW ¼ RUN W 51.1 ft S 110ff E You are hereby notifled that a the legal description beIng: all that $2. weekly if you quality. 3230474 machine experience a must0 (2) PHIL OONAHL..E SHI 30.5 ft N 110 It t BEG proceeding for Dissolution of part of Lot 7, First Addition to O 3230433. Fantastic opportunity. (Cim oOu.A fled Casselb.rry, according to the Piat Name in which assessit George Marriage. Vinculo has REAL ESTATE SALES- Con. L. and Euconfra 0. Harris thereof recorded in Plat Book 7, against you and you are required (5) PAOVIE: dominiums. Draw furnished. All of said property being In the serve a copy of your written P.g. 30. of the Public Records of " Love.' OSSTROlsbln,Rg ENGRAVER- Experienced in County of Seminole, Stat. defenses, it any. thereto upon Seminole County, Florida lying stamp engraving. Stacli (91W) 1939. (Tues) NOTICE OP APPUCATiON Florida. Petitioner's attorney, whose name westerly of new Seaboard Coast REPAIRMAN- Small appliance FOR TAX DEED "Frands." n,.Id ocou, Unless such certificate or cer and address appear bilow, on or Line Railroad right of way, corn 157.245 Statvtes tificate shall be redeemed ac ZISU beforeO(tOb,,r 11th, Ifl5andfilethe prising .535 acres, south of the NOTICE ISHEREBY GiVEN that MECHANICS ASSISTANT , cording to law the property original thereof with the Clerk COunty Piumosa road Road.better known as Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson the VETS ASSISTANT- Super position described in such certificate or this Court either before service on for qualified person. beml.Rayt.inard.(B&W)la3s Additional information availabl, holder of the following certificates certificates will be sold to the Petitioner's atiorneys or im. has filed said certIficates fora tax PRESCRIPTION TYPIST- Need (Thn.)'1hQyflan highest cash bidder at the court mediately lhereatter; otherwise a from the Civil Division of the deed urgent. be iSSued thereon. The house or on the 11th day o L. Veronica Letos. 1942. . default will be entered against Seminole County Sheriff's Depart, certificate numbers and years MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST lobes', 1575. at 11:00 AM. mint. (Fit) "Th Lady los' the relief demanded in the Dated this 2nd day of September, Petition, and the undersigned as Sheriff of issuance, the description of the DENTAL ASSISTANT Ray MIIWK1, operty, and the names In which it MECHANIC FOREMAN- Far4 1575. WITNESS MY HAND andth. seal Seminole County, Florida, will at was assessed are as follows: dard. 1942. agulpment and diesel experience. Arthur H. Bckwith, Jr., 1100 AM on the 22nd day of Sep at this Court on he 3rd day of 0 standing opportunity. 24 P1 SCHOOL TELECertificate September, AD. irn. Clerk of the Circuit Court timber, AD. 1515,offerforsaieand Issuance 1574. No. 1727 Year of AUTO MECHANIC VISION: Orange County By: Thelma L. Scott, Seal) sell lathe highest bidder, (or cash. WAREHOUSE MANAGER- $7500 D.scrlptl.nef Pr.perty ' Deputy Clerk Scfx)j System, suit 3p.m S5ibie(t to any and all existing Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. to $5100. E 30ftof Lot 31 (less N 224 It) 51k . Publish: Sept. 7, 14, 2), 2$, 1516 Clerk of the Circuit Court at the Front (West) Door Of the H Fern Park Estates PB S Pg 12 $SALES REPSI- Need several OED.34 Seminole County Courthouse In By: lean E. Wilke immediately. Excellent Name & in Juanita which assessed Deputy Clerk Sanford. Florida, the above o. Bridge BridgeWilliam guarantees. 5 14 700CLL described real PtY. RICHARD L. MAMELE FiCTITIOUS NAME All of said property being In thi OFFSET PRESS OPERATOR 10:00 Noticelsherebygivenliw,r, HUTCHISON & MORRIS That said sale is being made to County of Seminole, State of SECRETARY- Part time. Good satisfy the terms of said Writ of FlorIda. (2) engaged in business at Hwy-Il-fl, POST OFFICE DRAWER H SA?IFORO AND skills, sales personality can land Execution. Longwood, Seminole County, 230 North Park Avenue SON (R) this fm lob. Unless such certificate or cer John E. Polk, Sanford, Florida 37771 Florida under the fictitious name (4) (1) PRICE IS RI1T tificates shall be redeemed ac Publish. Sept. Sheriff 7, II. 21, 21, 1576 PATT'S GARAGE, and that, we cording to law the property 1030 -WE SELL SUCCESS.... Seminole County, Florida insecidtoregistersaldnamewitp,• OED scribed in such certificate or 20) Commercial Publish: Aug. 3), Sept. 7, (2) (12) 373 56 CELEBRITY Clerk ci the Circuit Court, Seminole II, 21, 1576 certifIcates will be sold to the SWcp9J'A DEC1SI County, Florid. in accordance with highest casts bidder at the court the provisions of the Fictitious 14 MOThERS Pd house door on the 11th day of Oc. . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Ir, Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 1576 at 11:00 A.M. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA $6509 Florida Statuies 1537. CANCER Dated this 2nd day of September. (I) IMEEL CF FORTUNE N Oil CE PROBATE DIVISION 5: Bruce R. Pattirson I ".c 1974. I FILE NUMBER 1531$CP 4) James 0. Clark 5,, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. in Re: Estate Of Publish: Sept. II. 21. 21. Oct. 3. 1976 35 [ DISABLED Clerk of the Circuit Court ____ DED-73 MARGARET C. PATTERSON By: Thelma L. Scott AMERICAN -il Oiceaxad IN. rr u.puty Uk VETERANS NOTICE OF Publish; Sept. 1, II. II. 2$, 1976 CI) HOT SEAT ADMINISTRATION DEOSS CP'aPtCr TO ALL PERSONS HAVING (12) MARCUS WELBY. MD. 30 0 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FICTITIOUS NAME 1130 Notice is hereby given that I am THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL HWy 17 97 HOLLYWOOD OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED engaged in business at Longwood South of Sanioru ______________________________________________________ I 1066. (T) 'fl &, S Lsis Lm T1 'dIL&Miw.1944.() ____ i * LbIlur .Van Nft 1967. (ilu,.) - t.i$ad P4cCria, Caesar Romsro 1940. (Fit) a Long Shadow." Audli Murphy, Tsiy &e. i. (2) 81*0 INIE PJ.W$ ENTOONT. 8 MAYBEWW 0 S MOVIE 'Tbi W.dn.sday n Hunter. 1937. Gangster's 630 til () PEC PEWS (4) CI) C% NEWS (7) ZOOM (I) ASCP€#IIS 8 wi *c EPivmoPd- f4er p9 - (2) DALY OEVOTIOWI. Thci Vlos iLY 200 ' S EYIEROBICYOPE (7) AS WN BEY4AVES iW T i.. TEM4ESSEE 1UXEDO % IVIEMrI)'Th.mg Houu, USA." Brodirick Crawford, Ralph P4., S d d'$ U- CLASSI lED ADS OP SHIIIPFI _____ Evening riwvert Legal Notice ___________________________________________ ___ - 4JV .:;'q. - - ,'r" p.' .'. - it t.j �- £$-tvs&g Hsr., Iiard, FL Tusiy, Sops. fl, 1q70 906 TOUILA MIIIVI ROYAL DELUXE Ws4yi, CANAAN BOND . VODKA SEAGIAM'S GIN RUM 6YR. W.V. CANADIAN ii 397 J7:OIL 39) OT. Utility Dept,, 'Laxness ' YR. KY. IRS. IA., ow F sus "OLD REPEATI 'Maybe itry 8YR. KY. BRB. ST. LEGER 1 CANADIAN MIST 4J £88 -w Gy. "s ,.IU ),. ItANAtI MIST. ,too L - 99 a'. ' 71.M 1. STN CASE JD8 744T. I $ Ti. SCOTCN cau I. 91 AU -r QT. "' ft " -- - wan, 'em ) a ,o GOLD ML -3 1 CRYSTAL CLEAR II HOUAND HOUSE MIXERS 10 OZ. I PIMCOIAOA. I PLASTIC GLASSES D C _TOM =WS I CE ovER8 I Uluwo CUBES 69 II1 I Mums79 I CRYSTALIIIIO C PKG. WVJ. MOUTON ROTHSCHILD CHAT RPM rilITcilar PAUSUAC MANAUX HAT. LA ST. imput I'D suvis CHAT. BEYCHEVEUE ST. J111.10 CHAT. PICHON LONG BARON r"Um CM LYNCH . ,AUIUAg CHAT. GISCOURS CHAT. TRO1TEVIEUJ CHAT. BATAII.LEY CHAT. SIMAHO MAT Puri Am V.CIiD JL *1% WINE &LIJW 6011110 IN CALiF UI WINERY PI*C14A3U2 uooii*y CS. OF 4 uurtmsl is,s 3.99 NCSE.CsIANTI.CLAMT V.) GAuO, IUloIffiy , s" Way) - Mal CMALIS CS. ir MUflMt - VW *O$5 15Th 4.19 GAUON ABC DELCON ABC GUASTI SAN MARTIN IWiI. 9 $IU POif ci OF 4 cau*s,vw*yNusc*nt 19.9649 GALLON 84"W" •"WNW 0 VII IOU • S%UTI$II. CUE OF 1L& 4.29 GAUDN BURGUNDY • CHAIUS RUu •- . - -. e CANADIAN 9I CS. 0f4 59 1 22.95 GALLON 1.99 z4 at. 1.19 , ALMADEN CHAllis • BURGUNDY CASE CUT.ijyt,gj 21.15 3. 89 13 CHAT. TIMBERLAY 13 CHAT. PALMER SIN 3.49 2202. 1.99 2401. 399 AID wouux 3.99 2402 1.99 1-61 ° LRIit I1UIPlCHI1O CHAT. LATOUR CHAT. HAUl ORION CHAT. PETRUS CHAT. CHEVAL BLANC CHAT. LASCOMBES 11 Ch LOUVI(iIT 11 CHAT. R1PEAIJ 11 CHAT. LA CROIX 13 CHAT. 80U1f1 _____ UAUx n Ilu FUNIA at. - 12.49 PAWILAC 15.95 14.95 '. POMIROI ST IMflj MMuuz 124,90 • 15950 oi 149,50 H 71.95 oz 0.49 .: 24 1.99 24 ww.nsmev,s 3,49 •z r. euo gg •'° 2. PoMamat 4,49 24 soemau 319 sr. - "•.' '-Ir - ' ' ' . -7, -" .••• 1 •- ' S... -' - ••. '•'.;.. •• 'ø.•. :• ,1Vjv. It • I -/... . , a. •'. - Chimp M an Fights To Save 'Dream' By BOB LLOYD Staff Wilier To Austrian-born Rudolph Alexander the 56-acres of palmetto and pine land bordering Lake Harney at Geneva was what he thought would be the "American Dream": A spot where he could breed and ralsd' his • "Hollywood Chimps," entertain young and old alike and live peacefully with his animals. Over the last two of the seven years he's lived o the sand' road near the quiet northeast Seminole community of Geneva eam has soured just a bit. He says he's been the repeated victim of vandals and thieves and his chimpanzees have been subject, of znerous COlTII)Iaints 10 OrItlea. ,. Nevertheless, since a mid-August public t._..I..__. -- county xw -v we eziunoie Control Board that ended In a recommendatlon that the chimps be Impounded, Alexander has been busily trying to improve * 'My mother moth conditions at the clearing in the pine and palmetto lowland where he lives, The old chlmnanzee cages that fflr.4nIe - - -----•••-.-said didn't meet minimum specifications and allowed frequent escapes by the animals that then roamed the neighborhood have been replaced with concrete, wood and steelbarred cages. "I've spent ,000 on It," says Alexander, even though he's lost his job at a Melbourne country club ass chef because of publicity in the chimp case. Alexander hopes officials will come to his compound to see the changes. County Court Judge Wallace Hall may do that. Hall told lawyers In a Tuesday hearing that he'll go to Geneva to view the situation "If necessary" when an evidentiary hearing Is held within inc nextiT. days. ft fell lot to Assistant State Attorney -- -- -, - tnld anything (JIW(JVC happen, you go to America...' ,-..4.l I mix I GAINESVILLE (AP) I! I, ,_ , " •". I • - - - FF 119.50 P - 5l1f ( s ., •a- 38.95 -- 49.95 42.95 •. " .aç . z • - -. • - . -. Alexandertreats one ofthechlwpslions ed ln .•. , - .. .,'j ." . • - . -,', - . 14J President Ford has impounded Dr. William G. Muneell e, a political science professor who served as consultant on the study, said that although the amount, impounded by Nixon and Ford were Similar, the wives And k 4gg - Center for Govertnental Responsibility at the University of FlorW& and was funded by thc Ca%ressionIal Budget Office. - ,... IIIIJ naI1 amounts in several areas. I don 't see the same kind of hostility I did In the Nixon administration." The study said that most Impoundment,, under Nixon were directed by him and his top level advisers but under Ford the The law was a congressional reaction to former President impoundments are often directed by the Office of Managcinen Richard Nixon's delays or refusals to spend some money voted by and Budget and by agency heads. Congr ess for domestic programs. The st did not mention Impo undment., by prevIou However, the study said, the Ford administration had jn- presidentsudy other than Nixon. pounded more than $13 billion by April lflS-roughly the same as Researchers said they surveyed 20 states to determine effeit the amount Nixon impounded. of the Impoundment, and focused particularly on Califorrnt A White House spokesman said that since administration of. Michigan, Pennsylvania and Florida. ficials have not seen the study they have no comment now. They looked at the areas of education, health, arriculture and The $23,000 stixty released here Tuesday *23 conducted by the • - - ' w -b.illiona of dollars appropriated by Congress despite a 1974 law designed to control such action by the executive branch, a research group says in a study funded by Congres.,, -. ' •(' 83.9g Freemai ine ha. isquested ipeedy aetI.i. Freeman says he will iii seek a padil. em of two at$iraeys esvlds.ed for the new legal stalL But Freeman's assistant, Robert Pierce, says ha is interested. A third attorney and Freeman's law partner, Ned Woslisik, mamawhlle, has submitted his resignation to the cemly. W..U.lk, who was utility aU.y, bm accepted a poeftks with an Ortaado iawflrm. ' -, - VIHLEN Study: No 'Nixon Hostility' \' 104,90 •..•.'. -. Marling told commissioner financial statements and auditi Exec. ' Asst. Roger Nelawender d is a "top" Kaiser coming up winners. have been agng" and also Nelswonder won pay hikes for administrator. "gM, righi?' commented Informed officials that 100 only two of eIgl2t top-leveL Each position CommlssionerJoin1Elmt.ouh utility accounts went unbilled in administrators he said were separately with only Jones and when the votes were all in. February. underpaid as the Seminole Maihg said he will con- County Commission Tuesday centrate first on the financial night approved an $18.3.mIllIon Picture, then skip over to dollar budget to fm operations operations, next year. With high hopes, Seminole Public Safety Director Gary County entered the utility Kaiser's salary was upped from business last year with the $3.9- $16,0 to $18, and Ashby million purchase of Indian Hills Jones, the asst. Court Clerk, and Consumer Hills utilities, was granted $18,216, up from But a lack of growth attributed $11,600. to a failing economy punctured The $15.3-million budget the revenue picture. includes no hike In property Utility officials soon began taxes for county residents. The predicting rate hikes for millage remained at 5.37- or customers. Amid reports that $5.37 for each $1,000 of assessed all was not well, the corn- property valuation. -NøIwpnAar •..I,1 k ., , aiu IIC W3 ee COMMISSION, Page weren't approve all the raises d, but said the - board reviewed salaries prior to his Tuesday recomToday mendatlon IL /• . ,. .• Of 8 Win Pa Hikes UF ____ Forgot' Commissioners also hired Around The Clock ..........4-A Winter Springs resident &lsige....................10-A wuua J. Schuder as public Calendar-------------------0-B works director to replace Bob Comics ...................10-A who resigned. Crossword ................10-A Neiswender said a study Editorial...................4-A comparing administrative Dear Abby .................1-B salaries with private sector Dr. Lamb .................10-A salaries shows some Seminole Horoscope ................10-A officials underpaid. HnIf,l 're1swern1er recommended .....................a-t sports .................. 12-13-A minimal Increases for seven Television .................0-B officials at the director's level Weather ------------------hA but requested a 10 per cent Women --------------------1-B raise for Kaiser who See CHIMP, Page 5A . ,_'4.. 'I the Seminole Cy CoinmisFIrs Semia,ie Cola.Commf.ii.ser Harry a1on Tuesday biredagg (Mis were frested I. the Kwiatbwski, who adand approved a Nday, $15,000 "Kw1aouj Rapirt," vocated email.. (a legal study designed to get the which cola' umnIq4g stall with $141,101, woe lagg1ngdeparlmei* back oft3 en Red but t ____ feet. '(adopting. twe,h Bat o1. "There has beam some laxNow, a temporary Iapoe fidati dsed shirt of ness In the (utility) depart. in memory may result in a vote which would hive ment," Commissioner Dick secosd repeal: the "Viblen legally created the depart. Williams acknowledged today. Report" meat. "Some bills haven't been calThe VIhien report was OsFrldoy,Vfkleusaldhe 1ectL I don't know why." proffihIedTseidoyiItby would ask for legal ICUIS Utility Director Bill Dale, CemmIai4..r Sid Vibini at Tuesday's meeting. said he's aware of the problem. Jr., who after fulhl I. ask Viblen said Neisweader Dale Said hebmbeamweth 5. for ae(M.in Create ud the OflJee of 1aaqe. do anything about It became home legal depseat, meet Aaaiy$1$sod E,ijas. he's not sireof his 1egajfoo(ljg, Now saysbe mot slady Use (OMAE) have been "I requested information issue to make a full report basy with the budget sad from time attorney," Dale said. sliest week's cemly cow. didn't have time I. study "I never got a legal opinion on mission meeting, the esuaty attorney Issue. It." "1 forgot," Vthlen tint However, he had no Dale said an error In billing said who asked why he e'pinutinn who he was ten inabouta$1,000under. didn't ask Exec. Asst. remindedthatj$wuNth. billing. Roger Ne(sweisderud the weeder who asked for "I'm not sire we can go back coty's watchdog depart. direction so the staff could wW bill them (cudomers),90 the yg meet to begin get underway on the director noted. "I'm not lire Orderly phaseout legal project what la legal." services provided by Asked U his sew report Dale said he asked for County A. Tom scould be termed the "Vs legal opinion about a month Uan and labor attorneys lea Report," Vihien said, • ago. Alley& Blue. "Ignesaso." After hiring a utility consultant, Hugh Marling of Post. '. Buckley, Schub& Jernigan Inc. > of Orlando, the commluloij $18.3 Million Budget Passes Tuesday appointed Cominls4oner John Kimbrough as a liaison to oversee utility 2 ' • . -b. :; ii -.. dI• '1 .. 139.90 139.00 J1' 1395 011 118.25 01 199.50 24 oz. 115.00 24 oz. 115.00 24 OZ. 109.50 Jt. 49.95 -- 24 .. 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"In some cases, (state) officials would rather not participate at all, and are beginning to withdraw from participation because of an 0abillity to plan," the report Said. La.P -t-' .a,.r.cJ... 1;1 1%1 4'g I I- ;t' thaIt quoted one state official, who wasn't identified. as saytrid tr.0 ent,tI Processof impoundment 3a mockery Qf congressional aa aj atAUU WUWU And he would 'Ford impoundments seem to be scattered around more In fl• The report said that the Office of M.2naement and Budget claimed the budget act for fiscal 1976 authorIzed unpountbnent but members of Congress disagreed. I " '' " - WV rc i ':- .:Ji- r 4 I C $, ..i '_ r 1e• 1...- - I hi. i * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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K'111'M . I 69th Year, No 26—Monday, September 20, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32111—Price 10 Cents Z ___________________ "'' ' -. .. I : _____ When A Candidate ComeTo Town... . By KRIS NASH ••... I: . ii p I - - __________ • .00 0 _ Out 0 — for Dole and his entourage, who were slated to arrive shortly after 9 p.m. Sunday night. Accompanying the vice- presidential hopeful were some 30 media specialists, giving national press coverage to the junket. Press credentials were prepared and handed out in advance to about two dozen members of local newspaper and broadcast organizations, and areas in the motel were an Orlando Area Chamber of commerce (OACC) gathering. But preparations for the appearance began th ree or four days earlier, Press advance officers hit town late Th ursday or early Friday and set up shop at the Sheraton Jetport Inn in south Orlando, where Dole was slated to give his speech. Located just a few miles from McCoy airport, the site offered a convenient springboard for Dole to continue on to Fort Lauderdale, the next scheduled layover on his two-day, sevenstop tour. Accommodations were set up at the motel When a national political figure comes to (own to address a local audience it's a little like a solar eclipse of the sun. Thre's a lot of anticipation and preparation but the actual event is relatively fleeting and an observer's reaction to it depends chiefly on what he expected in the first place. (And with many Politicians an additional parallel might be drawn in that — like an eclipse — the speaker's remarks succeed in obscuring all light which has been shed on subjects at hand) Vice-presidential nominee Sen.Robert Dole (R-Kan.), the outspoken running mate of Preside arrival. Before the main speaker made his appearance — some 15 minutes later than scheduled — the audience was entertained by remarks from master of ceremonies Blair Culpepper, president of the OACC, and was introduced to other dignitaries, including Florida Republican congressmen Richard Kelly and Lou Frey. reserved and posted for storage of media equipment and for filing reports back to Washington or New York. The 256-275 chamber of commerce representatives from Orlando, Sanford, Winter Park, Maitland and Kissimmee who crowded the motel's main ballroom were treated oahaWhourbreakfast prior to D Analyses Press representatives were fed separately in the motel coffee shop, then showed up as much as an hour before Dole's scheduled speaking time to erect cameras and electronic backup equipment, test lights and focus lenses Press photographs and See DOLE, page Carter'S In Taxing, F __ 9 >2; 1 for only about 20 minutes this morning before Herald Staff Writer .. ea Dea Frees M • I ~. - $id II 5Z [__ 71I 11\) ___ — ___________ II •* ''— IlL R I n I • " __j. By WALTER R. MLPARS (3 7 = '-J WASHINGTON (AP) — So far, the Republican-stirred / ______ I , uproar abodJimmy Carter's proposed ovrdof federal Inco!netaze has produced more argument than Information. For the center of the controversy iaa Rep ublican t of Carter's position — an Interpretation which the Democratic presidential nominee calls completely distorted. MW I .•, 1 c- '1 1 AA9 uation L M 4 _ EE 9 g - .. .. .,. (Herald ' • • • S. 1_=~ g — (11 so .. t C) l 1 r! Er 69 — .2 ... - - - • M 4-044 A ' l!1 . • - - IC) •' . a - . — e 0 - ' •• r'•\._ - • • acknowledges that "Christ set some almost impossible standards for us ... I'm human and I'm tempted." As he has throughout the campaign, he called for reform of a tax code he describes as a disgrace, urging a shift of the burden to those who make the most money. By way of counterattack, he added that Republicans always have protected "the rich, the big corporations Carter said those groups would pay under his program Carter has not and did not describe t hose Income categories In dollar terms. , m going recognize The Interview with the Democratic presidential nominee, The median family Income In 1974 was $12,836, and since has scheduled to be published Oct. 14, was made available to The risen slightly. It is the income level at which there are as many Associated Press and to NBC News today. A Playboy spokesman families making more money as there are those making less. said taped interviews with Carter were made over a threemonth Stuart Etzenstat, Carter's chief Issues adviser, said it would period, with a lengthy Interview at Carter's Plains, Ga., borne take further study to determine the Income level at which Carter after he won the Democratic presidential nomination, would propose that taxes be Increased. But he said it would be far b'Christset some almost impossible standards for us. Ct1i'5t higherthanthemedlan. said, 'I tell you that anyone who looks on a woman with lust has in The controversy stemmed from Carter's comments In the AP his heart already committed adultery," said Carter. interview on Friday. Carter said that he intends to simplify the 00 "What Christ taught about most was pride, that one person should never think he was any better than anyone else __4 Q1 ''°' a ..' 4 -I c,mcn • "I've looked on a lot of women with lust. I've committed adultery tnmy heart many times. This is something that God r4recognlzes I will do and I have done it — and God forgives me - for it. But that doesn't mean that I condemn someone who not only looks on a woman with lust but who leaves his wife and shacks up N with somebody out of wedlock," he said. . 81 CL 3 •I Z : '. `64 C' ' _____ O I ' I ' 1!:... &2 I CAI y pr • IT1Q _____ _____ .f" / P 0,4 ( 5 Pr S 7 j6 0 5 3W 0 r — tr f /_ 4 • ..,4 - lip 1 e 4 - { A è W ) a "ThLs gives us a mechanism by which we can relate permanedly to God. I'm not speaking for other people, but it giv me a sense of peace and equanimity and assurance' e Jody Powell, Carter's press secretary, said the interview as ,published was accurate. Asked if he had any concern that the s language might hurt him as a candidate in bluntness of Carter' any way, Powell said, --I can't imagine that it would." , ____ 9 's ____ 0 ____ ,4\ i- _____________________________ ____ ' Because of his religions beliefs Carter said a ' .r' - fr. • . '.. . (Herald - photo by Jean Pafle,.n) g ' ' Civic Center. Shannon Is the daughter of investigation. No date was set Schultz of $40 to 0 when he Hargis could ret urned borne and surprised recelvesentencesofupto lifetn the burglar. prison on both armed burglary Schultzdiedofaheart attack,, " according to an autopsy report, Assistant State Atty. Charles apparently after confronting a Gordon dropped charges of burglar. Jennifer Lynne Weber was first runnerup, Saturday; and Laura Anne Leiffer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Leiffer Maltiand was second ' runner-up. — ' - - _________ ____________________________________ _____ figures and to keep his proposal in general terms .•• — . -• ,,-• '4 (1 , p In the first ma jor announcement of his tax plan, he calls for increased taxes on all famil ies earning more than $14,000 a year,' Simon said Taken literally, and discounting his repeated statements that he See A TAXING Page 5-A • 4 - ' . - - • 410, , 14 I Around The Clock 4-B Hoepital I don't think I Comics 4-B Sports Presidents Richard M. 1 Nixon or i Lyndon B. i Johnson did tr:th' Dear Abby .............. . 4-B Televisla 44 $-A 6-7-A .2-B . ........ .... LAKE MARY GETS FLAG Editorial ................. .. 4-A Weather ...................$.A I-B Women ... .... ...... i-H • 'a 4 Horoscope Bridge - I\ Today Crossword ____________ - "has finally become specific. would ever take on the same frame of mind that (former _______ V • - Later, Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon said Carter i ' I '. . , •'. .:. . J• .. Those disclaimers were in keeping with his prior statements on House 'I'm astounded that he's going to raise taxes for half the American families — anyone above the median income' - Mid - t& armed burglaries, punishable Hargis was a grand jury inby up to life in prison. dlctrnent charging him with David Kim Hargis calmly tint-degree murder, armed stood beside defense attorney burglary and armed robbery In James Flggattaabe told Qr- the death of Walter flayinond cult Court Judg1'J. William Schultz, 67, at his trailer home. Woodson that be war4ed to at 751 Spanish Moss Drive, change h1iplea'( Lnnocentto Càie1ber'ry. guilty In the two Aug. 2 armed Hargis, listed as a deserter burglaries. from a U. S. Navy Installation Hargis told the court that he at Memphis, Term., was ac broke Into the Lake Irene Road cused of breaking Into the residence of Karen Duncan and retiree's residence while dole a .357 magnum revolver sherlfrs deputies were searand took a hunting knife In a ching nearby at the scenes of breakin at the nearby residence the Lake Irene Road daylight of WilhiamSlegrlst. burglaries on Aug. 2. those who would pay less. because one guy fools around with a whole bunch of women while 'The thing that's drummed into us all the tlm s not to be Wfl on proud, not to be better than anyone else, not to 00 people, but to make ourselves acceptable in Gods eyes through our own actions and recognize the simple truth that we're saved I- C) C. pr ____ 1 .. repeatedlyuldhedidnotknowwtiatlevelofincomewouldrepresent the breaking point between those who would pay more and the other guy Is loyal to his wife.The guy who's loyal to his wife ought not to be condescending or proud because of the relative . Er Ir ,•.. ', ' ' tax code, curtail exemptions, and "shift a substantial increase toward those who have the higher incomes," while reducing taxes on those in lower and middle Income groups. Responding to a series of questions that foll owed, Carter Dole began the Republican attack Saturday outside the White degree of sinfulness," Carter said. — CD 541 AQ ____ - ! j. f e ' ,'•. the tax Issue, for Carter has sought all along to avoid detailed 'Christ says don't consider )ourself better than someone else ___ 84 017, - j j • fl 0 E S e SA position. He said he would never Increase taxes on lower and middle income pa magazine. Z g ('i C') ( LI Mr. and Mrs. David Weber, Orlando. Her sister, for sentencing. ministration economic officials, asserting that Carter meant he (lards and values in an interview with writers or Playboy )l) -' Fg, IIIU&7 'MW Since the early days of his campaign, long before his norminatlon. Carter has advocated a total overhaul of the tax code. He has done so in general terms, declining to itemize detailed, specific changes. Ironically, he was declining to do so again, In an Interview with The Associated Press, when he made the comment seized upon by the Republicans as evidence that he wants to raise the income taxes of half the American people. would raise taxes on those making more than the median. Carter accused Dole and Ford of completely distorting his said In the course of a long discussion about his personal stan .-. - + 0 .4 U CHICAGO(AP)— Jimmy Carter says his religious beliefs giv him "a sense of peace and equanimity and assurance," but he "I try not to commit deliberate S - - But there are Indications that the next phase of the controversy may Include more substantive discussion of rival positions on capital gains and other tax advantages which Carter has Indicated he would curtail or eliminate. If nothing else the lasuehas been moved to the center ofthe campaign stage just in hips torthe leadoff debate between Ford Ford Reheariea - 1 !F . g '< 2. .' charges against a 19-year-old other Longwood area Kentucky sailor as pan of a residence& plea-bargaining deal in which Also dropped by the state as he entered guilty pleas to two part of the negotiated plea by Sanford m . .+ + + -. ,. . Woodson accepted the pleas Authorities said Hargis and ordered Hargis held in allegedly armed himself with a Republican vice presidential nominee Bob Dole county JaH at Sanford pending knife during the burglary of orchestrated campaign that quickly was joined by top ad- Business and Professional Women's Club at the completion of a pre-sentence Schultz' residence and robbed Human Te pted 5 • . 6, MU ,.A • L ' &4J Shannon Margaret Weber (right) is crowned Little Miss BPW 1976 by last year's queen, Shellee Renee keynoted an Hardy, at a pageant sponsored by the Sanford 0 0 0 'l It burglary and grand and petty larceny In connection with a breakin at another Lake Irene State Atty. Abbott Herring Road residence on Aug. 2and today dropped a "murder by said the state won't prosecute fright" Indictment and other Hargis on burglaries at two The Issue flared over his description of mean or median income as the line between higher and lower. Pr I R. photo by Krls Nash) SEN. DOLE IN ORLANDO .. ••; • . ____ .. 1 .9 to ,.• L P — . By BOB LLOYD lleraldStaff Writer At this point, the dispute reveals more about campaign tactics and generalizations Own about the positions of Carter and President Ford on specific, future changes in the federal tax code. S — .• :,. .......... ________________________________________________________________ 'Iii taholo by Torn Vincent) Policewoman Ilona Ivkovich decided the City of Lake Mary needed an official flag, so she made one and gave It to city fathers during a Bicentennial by the c ty celebration on Saturday. ThV flag is expected to be officially adopted council, it was presented to Mayor Walter Sorenson by Mrs. Horace M. Cochran as Don Jackson, chairman of the Bicentennial Committee looks on. '• �!E'."lq Ni'sW. isMsrd, FL IT May, kt. Is. irn —I wnterUni t Wove Gets Woman Arrested After Gun Fails ToFir IN BRIEF Convicted Abortionist Expects Appeal Decision BOSTON (AP) - It was in February 1975 that Dr. Kenneth C. Edehn was convicted and sentenced to one year's probation for manslaughter after performing an abortion at Boston City Hospital. The 37-year-old Edelin has yet to start that probation, pending his appeals in court. He says he expects the Massachusetts Supreme Court to rule this month or next on his appeal. The debts for his legal defense finally have been paid, about $60,000 each for his trial and his appeal to the Massachusetts high court. "A small part" of the money came from his own pocket, he said. EdelLn, associate director of obstetricsgynecology at Boston City Hospital, was convicted in connection with a legal abortion performed on a 17-year-old In 1973. Much of the testimony concerned whether the 20-to-24week-old fetus was sufficiently developed to live apart from the mother. Ancient Chants Eliminated MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Episcopal representatives have eliminated from a proposed new rendering of the church's historic Book of Common Prayer some ancient chants considered offensive to Jews. It was the first time in four centuries that the old masterpiece of ritual and scripture reading had undergone extensive revision. The deletions came as the church's governing convention neared final action today on the revised version. Gold Prices Fluctuate By The Ausclated Press The ups and downs of the gold market are sometimes reflected at the Jewelry counter, but consumers are finding that Newton's law of gravity doesn't work so consistently in the marketplace as It does in nature. What goes up does not ALWAYS have to come down. Intangibles — design, labor and fashion trends, for example - can be more important than raw materials in determining prices. 1 was being held In lieu of $20,000 bond today In county Jail on two attempted murder charges plus use of a firearm In commission of a felony and resisting arrest with violence. Police said they had Sanford police donned a house and arrested a 32year-old woman Sunday night after she pointed a revolver at two officers and pulled the trigger twice, police said. Eva Mae Dixon, 180 Bethune Circle, Sanford, earlier answered a disturbance call at the Dixon residence and were were standing on the front Parch talking to the woman when she produced a .31revolver, pointed It at the officers and pulled the trigger twice, officers reported. called back to the scene where they attempted to quiet Ms. Dixon. U. Mike Rotimdo and Patrolman John Moore The weapon failed to fire Hush Puppies, Meat Dole Blasts Off On Foe ORLANDO (AP) - Sen. Bob Dole charged today that his Vice-presidential Opponent had worked against the nations mace nrfrem -,I Lw r.nt.r.,I on the coast near this Central Florida city. Dole said Sen. Walter Mondale had "many times" voted to scuttle the space program. Orlando is about 40 miles west of the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral. 'Dole then flow to Fort Law 10 speak ar ins Hollywood convention of the National Rehabilitation Association, wFlch cited him for service to flcappJ people. Later he planned to stop at Ford-Dole headquarters In Jacksonville and visit state party leaders. Dole began his Florida visit Sunday evening at Panama City In Northwest Florida. Target Of Burglars By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Sheriff's deputies today were looking for burglary suspects who may be planning a big bar. bue. Over the weekend yegga scaled a rear fence to loot a freezer at the- Red Bar-fl---- Boll -- — Bar-BQ, US. 1712, Fern Park, of meats and hush puppies valued at $132, Deputy It S. Morton reported. Deputies said the yeggs apparently used three garbage cans to haul away 90 pounds of spare ribs, three boxes of catfish, two cases of hush puppies and a case of chickens. Forest Drive, Sanford, reported a citizens band radio, 10 stereo tapes and three mans suits, total value p95, were taken when someone broke Into an auto at his residence, deputies said. B1cyele Clubs Stolen Larry J. Cowart, 501 Lake Marion Drive, Altamonte Springs, reported burglars entered a garage at his residence and made off with a bicycle and a set of golf dubs valued at $575. Appliances MisIlag Lynn T. Hazlett, Lake Monroe, reported a hot water heater and a refrigerator, valued at $350, were taken from a house on E. School Road, off SR-is, Lake Monroe. Deputy R. A. Alexander reported the thieves are believed to have hauled away the appllanceslna pickup truck. Held oa$$,1IS Bond Sanford police Jailed Walter Knight, 36, Winter Park, in lieu of $5,100 bond on charges of tr---resisting arrest with violence, Patrolman Mike Tlndel reported he responded to a Onlaade Man Jalled An Orlando man was jailed by Altamonte Springs police on charges of atte p m ted possession of burglary tools and possession of controlled dance. Bond for Norris BIIflSOfl, Orlando, was set at $15,000, according to county Jail records. M' T"Z? . In IM theftreports, WCipjCarol J. U4Vt, 200 Pearl .eauseway, Forest suer... deputies ,at a radio allu WW% VWUCU at 0MW were missing after a burglary at her residence. Auto Burglarized John D. Canton Jr., 1405 report of a disturbance at the residence of Alberta June, E. Eighth St., and during a scuffle with Knight the officers portable radio was knocked to the ground. Tindel said the speakercontrol head of the radio unit was destroyed when It WIS apparently crushed by a vehicle at the disturbance scene. CadfllacStolen Sanford police reported a $10,000 1975 Cadillac convertible was hot-wired and stolen from the display lot of Joe Creamons Inc., 3700 S. Orlando Drive (U. S. 17-02) early Saturday. The auto was later recovered at Orlando by Orange County sheriff's deputIes Police said the vehicle had hood and fender damage when found unoccupled. Bar Burglarized Hurbert Dykema reported burglars took Items valued at $192 In a weekend breakin at Bill and Jan's Bar, 2001 Park Drive, Sanford. Police reports listed loot taken by the ye as $20 In change, a portable television and 12 cases of beer. Chimp Airing Tuesday County Court Judge Wallace Hall is scheduled to hear at 11 am. Tuesday the state's request for seizure of five chimpanazees owned by Rudolf Alexander of Geneva. Assistant State Atty. Randy Kramer Is asking that the chimps, declared "neglected" by the county animal control board, be seized and given to the Central Florida Zoo If Alexander doesn't dispose of the animalswithIn 31 days. animal Control board Commission tye's HikesThe For County Executives complaints of the chimps running at large, frightening IN BRIEF Rescuers Search For Bodies Of 155 Plane Crash Victims ANKARA, Turkey (AP) - Rescue workers set to the grim task today of separating the remains of 155 bodies from the wreckage of a Turkish jetliner that crashed and burned on a mountainside in central Turkey Sunday night. Police said there were no survivors among the 147 passengers and eight crew members on board. Police and airline sources said the passengers included 85 Italians and 18 West Germans bound for vacations on the southwest coast of Turkey and 22 Turks. The nationalities of the other passengers were not known yet. The wreckage of the three-jet Boeing 727 and the bodies were spread over a large area, local police said. I I 4 Moderates Lose In Sweden 4 STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - A coalition of three moderate parties ended 44 years of Socialist government in Sweden today with a national election victory whose greatest consequence may be to set back leftist parties elsewhere in Western Europe. With only 50,000 to 60,000 postal ballots still to be counted, the moderates had 50.7 per cent of the 5,359,921 ballots counted and 180 seats in the 349-seat parliament. The Social Democrats and their Communist supporters had 47.6 per cent and 169 seats. The new prime minister will be Thorbjorn Faildin, 50-yearold head of the Center party. Although the victorious coalition is likely to improve relations with the United States after Cie seven prickly years in which Olof Pairne was prime minister, all three parties are committed to Sweden's traditional neutral (nr&in th WDI(rc cI,I., $4IhA UL --a.. nn!ü'v 9ntt •in .•' I1W Pulme's Social Democratic party built up. 11. It 1Esening Heruid m1ulday, September 20,1976.—Vol. 69, No. 26 ,., j J I" T Oa.Iy and SQnd4y. ocejit Sfuvdaf and Christmas Oay Sanford H,Jld, ant.. 100 N FrenCh Ave. SanfordFla 117fl Stco.'d Class Po.ae Pad of Sartord. Florida 12111, 41 t f.,.r, S ctn'. 'h,e 6 MUflj 51120 2 n jm' 12 J 6 Morttfi. jt$ C . roreUpf..i,v 12 M4fttfr. 112 '0 C1' Aft OU'r r'! ander nlmal trainer, Is fighting the efforts to Commissioners agreed last take way his "family" and says he has completed new Tuesday to leave 1140,000 In budget for legal services next cages forthechim $ a a cost o. '000 to r vsce cages termed year. The final county budget state came In about $18.3-million. Property owners will pay standard" and noimee '6 $5.37 for each $1,000 of assessed requirements. valuation. The fiscal 1976-77 millage is the same as last £ uew iOfl Party year's-5.37 mills. Some $21.6.. Newton million in requests were Initially submitted to cornThe public Is Invited to a missloners by department reception for Miller Newton at chiefs. the Mayfair Country Club, Final budget adoption IS Tuesday night, 1-9:31. for a 7 p.m. public hearing. Newton and JoAnn Saunders Commissioners also are will meet In a runoff for the scheduled to consider a Democratic nomination, Sept. squabble between the county a to oppose U.S. Rep. iuciarri and Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) to begin study of an orderly phaseout of Minimal pay hikes for about services of County Atty. Tom eight top-level county ad- Freeman and labor attorneys ministrators, the county's jn-- Alley Alley & Blue to make way house legal department and a for an u-house legal departriff between port and county ment. Last Tuesday, individual officials are on tap Tuesday when commissioners are commissioners expressed a scheduled to approve fiscal desire for an In-house legal staff 1976-77's $18.3-million budget. but the commission stopped Exec. Asst. Roger short of an official vote. A vote Is required before . a legal Netswender said today he ask commissioners to approve department can he created. Both Freeman pay Increases of from two to and Nelswender have urged three per cent for about eight county officials at or near the commissioners to act on the director level. issue. In addition, Freeman By ED PKICKErr Herald StaIfWrfter "It's one area the board needs to take a look at," Neiswender declared. The commission already approved I.6 per cent eas for of the Individuals Neiswender's list, but the executive assistant says studies show county salaries out of line with what executives at the same level earn In the private sector. County Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., said he will ask Neiswender and the Office of says he will not he available for the new position when and If a new staff Is hired. Envisioned are two attorneys and a secretarial staff at a cost of (ruin $100,000 to $115,000. Last year, county taxpayers shelled out abo ut $6,000 for legal Vote Change Bid On Tap & WINTER SPRINGS Four public hearings will agenda when the City Council meets tonight atl:3olncdy hall. To be considered are a proposal for a ref erendum on two amendments to the city charter; to change the date for the city election from December to coincide with the November generdl election and to require a deputy mayor taking over a vacancy En the mayor's office to stand for election at the flen regular election rather than fill out the term asis now the case. Public hearings will also be held on ordinances on the 145&267.15 budget for fiscal 1976-fl and authorizing municipal court or the county cow. to assess a $1 court cod for the city's law enforcement education fund. the Seminole Port Autho rity which may lead to lawsuit. The dispute involves a $15,000 payment on the county's 1974 agreement to repay a $139,000 loan for building a fuel oil tank farm at the port on the St. Johns River. 5flfICS. Kelly (R-New Port Richey) In the November general election for the Fifth Congressional )ijct seat. The reception will be hosted by Don Reynolds, unsuccessful candidate for the Democratic nomination who has thrown his support to Newton. • - and the woman ran Inside the the officer: took evasive action. Officers said a shot was then fired Inside the house. Police quickly surrounded the modest brick home jn the Academy Manor subdivision and officers said they had to, rek In a side door and a bedroom door to take Ms. Dixon Into custody. No Injuries were reported and the suspect was handcuffed and transported screaming to jail. Comes 1110 To wn culated earlier and to these were added mimeographed "excerpts" from Dole's speech. But when the Kansas senator took the podium, flanked by his wile Elizabeth, he didn't actually say anything that was on the sheets. Instead Dole kept the businessmen and women chuckling with an unrelenting attack on Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter, his recent proposal for income tax reform based on the "median Income" of American families, and Carter's apparent friendliness toward big business. "Somebody asked me how you can tell me from (Sen. Walter) Mondale (Carter's running mate)," Dole told the audience. "And I said, 'he'll always be with George Meany.' ". Later Dole said he'd heard that someone recently asked Meany to enter the presidential race himself, to which Dole said the labor leader responded, "Why step down?" _•_•-_- -T" ••• - "We've got enough big labor control In Congress as It Is," Dole said In a more serious vein. "Do you want them in the White House? Then what are you going to have—you're going to have Leonard Woodcock and Larry Werf and George Meany getting together and deciding what they want to do in the country." ::.. • Dole drew his longest burst of applause when he said his ticket would not endorse clemency of any kind for Vietnam draft evaders. "We're more concerned with the Americans who are POWs or MIAs still missing in action is Southeast Asia," Dole told his listeners, "than we are with those who turned their backs on America." Ford's sidekick predicted that a wealth of explanatory statements would be forthcoming in an effort to soften the impact of Carter's recent tax reform remarks. But Dole tabbed these expected comments as blarney. The Status Of Women The newly established Central Florida Commission on the status of women will hold a public hearing tonight from 7:30-10 In the Seminole County Courthouse. The Commission proposes to serve as a medium to understand and solve the problems dealing with the status of women in Central Florida. Tonight's public hearing Is designed to help establish exactly what those problems are. The Commission will also serve as a clearing house for Information of particular Entered to women. The public is urged to attend the hearing and make Its comments on subjects affecting women, such as child care, credit, employment, education and social services. Kimbrough To Discuss , sidewalks - - • • • '1 • • • -. • 1.. • '*"0 •. _ ,, •". ___________ • _________________ • - •."- '. ____ -•; _______ • ____ , _________ £ ____ • •. • . ____ , .4• ____________ AUTO-TRAIN FROM AIR ii 4 - • '' . • • __________ • ____ - LONGWOOD— County Commissioner John Kim brough is scheduled to attend the 7 o'clock Longwood Council meeting tonight at the city's invitation to discuss construction of sidewalks along E. E. Williamson Road for children attending Woodlands "Momentary School Possible changes in the city's sign ordinance will also be discussed. At the Sept. 13 ziieeitng, the council voted 3-lto provide a55day grace period for signs to become subject to the effective date of the existing sign ordinance and directed the meyor 4tf give 35 days extension to all persons who have erected signs since the effective date. The council gave itself until Nov. 8 to finalize any revisions in the ordinance. l• :• - • • -- -$ _____________________ ___________ ______ ' ____' - ___________ • Aerial view s!io Sanford's Auto-Train complex, 'Ud phs IV ii.,g Wallis) which is readying for a complete move of all per- will house the departmen t's business operatioi*s sonnel here. About 160 employes will be added to the until a permanent building can be constructed. The location payroll as a result of the move. A tern. move Is expected to be completed by the time AutoAutoporary office at 3rd Street and Persimmon Avenue Train resumes Its r11 A to Louisville, Ky., Oct. 31. Al last week's meeting the council turned down a request fc a variance in the sign Ordinance by Steve Rothschild. representing a real estate agency, who had been cited by l.orMayor James mann for violation, as the or. does not allow an>' exceptions. The council then agreed to review the ordinance and consider changes. )''uI,,i) Jl'UM OJJ1 1)1 i_ocj)J 2 '22 S0uIhedt Un iii t),ltnj • Southeast First National Bank of &4aitIand Ihs Southeast Bank of Melbo urne 2 I theast dank of 2 Smtna 2I) Ci al St \c Sins ma Southeast !,alu>nal Hank of Orlando 2 1. ir St (k!d 11'(ii j5 4 44fit) Southt-jt Bank of East Or ange \ SoufheI First ational Bank 0, Satellite Beach liRd ()drd., 32i1)7 ( IO 273-IIXX) }L. U \ ik..J- "2 r V't Southeast Bank of Setustian 225 \ !A Sh4n Tutussille 2!. e •,c Oi, ''I.3I6I 'Southeast Bank of 2' 2' :2l Southeast Bank of %itdss000 s td..rd 2" NI Flik. . ' ' (.v T 'f:t' • ': I • '''') '- R. f . . ei iLZZI ••., (• '.. -, ZU - • Pa VVI r Southeast Banks You can count on us. stilt. "4 • !&' porate and international banking capability unmatched, not only in Florida, but the entire Southeastern U.S. Stop by one of our 47 banks throughout the state and see for yourself why more and more people depend on us every day. - -.. e • • op • What can you expect from Florida's largest banking group, with over S3.1 billion 'n assets? People anxious to help you. Courteous, responsive, professional bankers who understand your individual and business needs. The broadest range of personal banking services available. And a cor- C — • You can count on it. - Dole criticized Carter for taking vague and ambivalent positions on Issues, which he said was an effort to keep voters in the dark. "That's why they're having three debates," the senator said, referrring to the upcoming television confrontations between the presidential hopefuls. "It's so Carter can present all his views on every issue, one after the other." do A somewhat overlooked iectlon of a date law has Em. veil Sanford's Chances of Eng the new home of the St Johns 'Water Management - -_ - than 4,700 of us wodllc at Southeast a ks. e re dedicated to giving you the best banking service in FVw& - -I • . By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer - - • w Push V (Ceatlaned Frsm Page 1.A) background background sheets on Dole had been cir- Mislay, 1001. 20, 7.-M More District headquaters. The Environmental Reorganization Act of 1975 says the water district headquarters —nowinPalatka — shouldbe located close to the Department of Environmental Regulation ER)egion r office, now in landoandcommlftedtothe . Central Florida area. An Idea now being pushed by State Rep. Bob Hattaway of , Altamonte Springs proposes moving both the water district headquarters and DER to the Seminole area either to the port Industrial park west of Sanford, to the Sanford-Central jlorida Airport or to a cornmarcia] office complex In the area Moving both agencies here could mean 300 to 400 new job to Seminole, Hattaway said. -And putting it all In the sune building would provide better service to the people," he said. "People wouldn't have to run all over Florida to get their eninitL" But the proposal may cornplicate a decision already overburdened with politiclal Implications, because the water If district board would have to agree with DER Secretary William J. Page Jr. on a location and the board members have been squabbling ever the proposed move since early this year. A committee of board members studying the proposed move was scheduled for mid-September until Board Chairman Tommy Clay upset the committee's promove balance by replacing p Jasper Joiner of Gainesville with newly-appointed board r J. R. McGraw of a. Committee member Jack Christmas of Apopka, who has been a strong supporter of moving the district headquarters to the Orlando are-a, said today he has no Idea when the committee will meet. "I've got a good idea he was put In there to cool off the idea of moving out of Palatka," Christmas said. Hattaway's proposal — which he hopes will break the political logjam Includes locating water district regional offices in Palatka and Brevard County. The St. Johns District currently manages water resources In parts of 14 counties. including Seminole, and will expand Jan. I to Include all or part of 19 counties from the Indian River to the Georgia line. The proposal has won support from DER officials in Orlando as well as the Orange County Council of 200, but water district officials question whether the law puts the responsibility for nearby offices p on than. In two other Florida 'districts, DER has moved in with the water management Dole Evsnfn Nsni, $u,lsrt FL ' ' �11 EveningHeiald J. 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 3053?2 2611 or 831'993 i T Monday, September mmmoom 9 - DOYLE Publisher NORMAN H OSHRIN Editor %AYNE I) WILLIAM D CURRIE. Ma'iaunq 5 ditor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director llsiiii I h'Iai't '. Wet k. 55 tiIi.: .1111111111- 111-40. t .Iinths. $14.29: \s..sr. .4I1 Ih 'tu1 It FI"ruL, anie as b'tiit iklit in All iA 1 ~f w - Mining Crisis :, 0 Clock By BILL CURRIE !' Goes Very Deep Territorial waters are dry subjects for discussion, but it Is not an exaggeration to say that the fifth annual United Nations Law of the Sea conference was one of mankind's most important contemporary negotiations. It will have a profound effect on the future, whether or not It accomplishes L its goals. : P i FAIRFAX, Va. - (flEA) - The social agencies in this community are having a devil of a time trying to be good to Charles Perklns.Hejs an 19-old retired tlocheznid whom the benevolent officers have decided is incapable of taking care of himself. He disagrees. And herein Is a story with a lesson for all. The service bureaus discovered Perkins a few months ago. He had become estranged from his wife; he had been evict ed from his apartment; also, he had this bizarre tendency to simply follow his own lead even If that meant walking along a highway at 2 a.m. Ergo, the benevolent officers concluded that he needed help. Trouble Is, the old man had different Ideas. Thus when he was sent to a home for the aging, he would not stay. And when he was shuffled from shelter to shelter, program to program, he showed little interest and no cooperation. He was not nasty about It, nor for that matter was he ungrateful. He jint wanted to do things his way. Well, the benevolent officers were at a loss. So they regretfully dete rm ined that Charles Perkins had some hay missing from his lo And he was committed to a state hospital for the mentally III. ___ ç' Writer cent of of aggravated assaults,00 per cent of burglaries,14 per cent of larceny and 51 per cent of auto thefts. The very size of these percentages, ho wever, Is . , ___ J ,_•Ø• • . ____ ( .41) VOTE 4 ___________ * - .1111111 ______ ____ : ) . Tough AudI.nce 0 JACK By The Associated Press Two pedestrians killed in separate accident.s I. were among six persons who died on Florida highways over the weekend, the state Highway Patrol reports. Troopers said that Donald E. Reed, 26, was killed Saturday when a car hit him on a street in his hometown of Tampa Saturday. A 65-year-old Gainesville-area man died Saturday night after a car hit him on State Road 25 in Alachua County. Officers withheld his name until his family could be notified. I-, L'WU, Medicaid money?" if . .. • I ai....i IVU U IVUIVU Servi ce employe; WWII Army veteran and honorary member f' of the Florida Sheriff's Asan Sur vivors Include two sisters, Mrs. Madeline Heuser. Tomahawk, Wis. and Mrs. Treshea Teak, Chicago and a brother, George Mattea, Hollywood, Cal. - W. Vs., and John Dingel, D.-Mlch., both sub. oil and gas Industry Ins m1gjly lobbying effort. For a time, the backers spread the Ingenious claim that the bill would help small farmers to convert cow manure Into synthetic fuels. But the claim, according to experts, Is of the same texture as the manure. The bill would provide guaranteed loans and Under the skillful manipulafiow of Rep ft price supports for experimental synthetic fuel Plants- Theoretically, the plants would provide league, D.'Tex., nevefjheless, the bill stands a good chance to pass. I -Ft= conference in Milwaukee, . . , , - i, - Wisc.,4-2-76 . .. If the face Is familiar, so Is the voice for many radio listeners these post-GOP ctIon conven tiondays catching the political commentaries of Republican loser Ronald Reagan on his syndicated series, "I believe that quality education can be enhanced by better school facilitiies, lower pupil-t eacher ratios, Improvement of neighborhoods and possibly by other alter. natives." tegration; 4- black leaders must be represented at all levels In the decision making process of the school system. -Jimmy Carter Presidential Campaign Issues Summary 4-76 stops In Ohio, Indiana and over-all. over-all effect would be to increase In his interview with The As- towards those who have the sociated Press, Carter said the higher Incomes and reduce the aim of hi., tax reform proposals income (tax) on the lower-and w ould- nor either to raise or middle-income taxpayers," wouma lower government revenues Carter said. ax e * -Interview in Boston Herald American 2-4-76 On Environment "If "If accomplishing every worthy environmental objective will slow down our effort to regain energy Independence and a stronger economy, then of necessity I must weigh all factors Involved." Situation (Continued From Page 1-A) "I do not believe that there Is an Incom patibility between economic progress and en vironmental quality. We should not be diverted from our ca use by false daim, that the protection of our ecology and wildlife mea ns an end to growth and a decline in didn 't know the earnings level at which taxes might be increased, join." -Presentation to Democratic Platform Committee 6-76 "Whenever there Is a conflict between development and environmental quality, If It can be resolved, I will be for the project; when It can't, I would go with the envlronmnent. I want to make It dear If there Is ever a conflict, I will go for beauty, clean air, water and landsca pe." ,. .. -Interview In Orlando, Fla., Sentinel Star - "With pr oper national planning and determined execution of those plans, energy co nservation can be completely compa ti ble with environmental quality and economic we ll being." . -Carter news release, 7-11-75 - Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements, Funeral Notice MATTEA. *1 flYII$I Là -----------------------Funeral SerICeS be AlOysiu M Mlle, 71. , . Si, Saturda y, Chijluofa, who died will be held at 9 a rn Tuesday, at All Souli Catholic Church with Ennis OHiCIôtflg Burial in All Soull Catholic Cemetery Those wishing may make contributions to the Florida Sherilts Boys Ranch. Gramkow Funeral Home is in crge ;:- 0=?..d AM i0 HOSPITAL NOTES SEPTEMBER 19, 1971 ADMISSIONS Andrew Mason Kate Moore C....t.....I. dUIIIUIU. - Sylvester Terrell Charles Bulthardt, DeBary Lenore Ehinger, Deltona Mary O'Connor, Deltona nIsc;lsnr.i Jane A. Locke Sanford; Kathleen Britton Rosetta Madison Edna Max Robert McCarty Ar,-hA W u,.r,...... III..I.a Kenneth Gustafson Erma Jamieson Alex Killinsworth Tn.Inro lininn •SWI ••V4W•b I We Put The Ball In The Air, lI you have to do is catch it BIRTHS Mrs. Frank (Carol Ann) Dowling & baby girl, DeBary Mildred Gibson Catharine Harris Zigmont Krizinski Patrick McClellan Patricia T1eyers Rosetta Nelson - Emmer Roberson ThA Mnet U UUI lIVU 1 I ' 0 • . - 11 - . and 12:24 p.m.; loss 6:3g am. .n.l 't.it .aI , .. Il_ti.. c-\-.\ \ ) I~/,0111e) \Vlle're - ti go Iitfiii•iititj.,i, ...... (111filit. .., . I WEATHER I I j o for a ll the 0 llL(I •a Ia All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro Weekday sports columns and features, plus weekend blanket coverage. Doesn't matter if you follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep. 1. 0 R.M. Bayport: Highs 12:37 a.m. r' Is Sports Coverage In Seminole County 4 - TUESDAY'S TIDES Dutona Brach: 111gb 6.L am. and 4:3S p.m.; lows 13:13 a.m. Port Canaveral: Highs 5:55 a.m. and 4:22 p.m.; lows 12:09 rAm.%P VUUU , J'\. qr Loria House Made 'Thomas Margaret Williams, DeBary Mary Carroll, Deltona Margaret Lowry, Deltona Fred Packard, Deltona Walter Sparks, Deltona hours. Sanford: Early Bradford Ruby Glenn Mamie Hutchings, New Smyrna Beach Mary Burdette n. SEPTEMBER is. i,'zs ADMISSIONS E RICA =_ Joseph Higgins Josie Beall John J. Carver Arthur Davis John J. Hunt David Inman George F. White, Deltona Ruby Singletary, Orange City BIRTHS Sunday's high *9. Today's low Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Darlene) 67. Rainfall .64 inch. I'OiUy cloudy with scattered Keola, a boy, Sanford thundershowers more DISCHARGES numerous during the aft ernoon Sanford: and evening hours. Lows Darlene E. Keola mostly 60s extreme north and John Stiibbs lOs elsewhere. Highs mostly George A. Swaim mid 803 to low 90 . Variable Joseph Hills, DeBary Alan W. Braddock, Enter- winds 10 m.p.h. or less, gusty near thundershowers. Rain prise probability 30 per cent during Gl en da Allman, osteen the afternoon and evening Gregory W. LeFils, Osteen -- -Interview In U.S. News& World Report, 5-24-76 "Carter favors a four pout plan which was implemented during his admInIstration In Atlanta and agreed upon by the NAACP and the SCLC: I- Any child who wishes to be bweid can be bused at public expense; 2- no child can be bused against the wishes of the child; 3- busIng must contribute to Increased in- - DeBary Teresa Coenelius, Deltona Margaret C. Davis, Deltona - school system." -Speech at Environmental Carter's response could be interpreted to mean he would seek an Resource Center, increase on all those over the median income. 7-3-75 "Our experience and our growing That was the reading chosen by the Republicans. Carter said In the interview that he saw no problem for the knowledge about the scientific, technical and economic aspects of environmental effects ... voters In the fact that he had not spelled out the impact of the has given us a basis for considering 'midchanges he was advocating. Carter said the purpose of re course corrections' in environmental laws. "I think the principles that I have spelled out to you would In The attention now form should be to shift a subbeing given In the Congress every Instance convince the average American family that stantlal portion of the tax but* their and the administration to a review of the taxes are going to be no higher or perhaps even lower in some den to persons with higher In. instances, depending on their Income, and that their taxes as Clean Air Act and the Water Pollution Control comes. Act are important examples of this new level levied will be fair," he said. In line with his strategy thus of awareness." Dole said on Sunday he didn't care what comments Carter far, Ford doesn't plan to stray made after the Interview. He said d-Message toCongress far from the White House the would be doing a lot of explaining. Carter had blundered an 3-1-76 "But his statements indicate a next few days. Aides said Ford vote for Carter is a vote to ..Presldent. Ford's.. 1977 budget would cut raise taxes," Dole said. would rehearse for the debates appropriations for the Environmental The controversy left unanswered the question of whatspecific by responding to questions from changes would be made in income tax laws and earnings brackets Protection Agency to $718 million - $53 staffers posing as reporters. if Carter wins the White House and persuades Congress to do his million less than Congress appropriated for Carter's whistle-stop tour 1978 and $77 million less than he requested in bidding. was intended to inject enHe has said he would have to have at least six months In office, the 1976 budget. thuslasm into the campaign ata and perhaps a year, to conduct the necessary studies for -Analysis in The an time of growirg Democratic overhaul of the tax code. Washington Post, concern over projections of a In the Interview he pledged a wholesale elimination of tax ad1-22.76 low voter turnout, vantages, said all income would be treated the same, and that the IYUIII . 4UUIIUd5V t,U IdA rate would oecome "truly progressive ... so that the higher an !I * 11%10r~ ter's running mate, was to take income one has, the higher percentage of income one pays." over for the former Georgia But It remains to be seen whether the controversy will be raised UP I governor in Pittsburgh and ride beyond the level of argument to become a meaningful discussion the 18-coach train on Tuesday to of the specific options the two nominees are offering the voters. Doris F. Sasser, Crestview Margaret M. Sargent, p' them, and adequate representation of minority leaders In the administration of a I networks have Cecile N. Whitten The Ford administration has also joined the "We have ample evidence that In those lnstance where It has been applied... there has not been an increase in quality education. It Is my belief that there Is a better way to improve educational opportunities and, at the same time, to Improve the Integration of our / casing on the audience, both Ford and Carter agreed to Ruby II Wade Miriam 0. Wall.stedt the crank-up coda have been reduced from $8 billion to $3.5 billion In loan guarantees, plus$500 million in price supports. This has made the bill more palatable, although the end cost will still be 111.5 billion. "I do not support mandatory busing. I do supped voluntary transfers. I do see a need, which I would honor, for the President to support the federal courts. If the courts should rule differently from my own personal beliefs, of couraelwould support (them). Ido not favor a constitutional amendment to prohibit busing. "Ultima tely I think the bed solution Is voluntary transfer, for students who want by the courts of the land and by all other Ing television cameras from fo- Joe Timmons committee chairmen with jurisdiction over energy matters; also Congressmen Richard Ottinger, D.-N.Y., and Philip Hayes, D.-Ind., both science and energy experts. The beneficiaries of the bill, according to the letter, would Include such oil and gas giants as Gull Oil, Pacific Lighting, Sunoco, Texas Eastern Trarsinisslon and Union Oil. Other official documents Indicate that Ashland, En and Shell would also derive benefits from the measure. "I have always believed that the constitutional right of equality niust be protected public officials. On the other hand, I do not believe that court-ordered, forced busing to achieve racial balance Is the right way to get quality education. wasconcentratonhowtoget his points across without wasting worth. The League of Women Voters Lydia Miller Orrie B. Nelloms Richard B. Ransbottom Sarah F. Roberts ** .1 .." the substance of what he wants to say "down pretty cold" and Ola S. Swann administration to back off an IlLS billion research information for the government and the boondoggle for the oil and gas Industry. Industry. But the four congressmen claim the The administration supports a bill that would real result would be a "windfall" for big comPromote the development of synthetic fuels. panies, which would develop commercial rather Under Its terms, the taxpayers would take all the than experlmentaj plants. risk, and the oil companies would reap all the The taxpayers, of course, would pick up profits. virtually all the bills. Thus there would be almost In an urgent letter to Treasury Secretary no financial risk for the companies. But 1111w William Simon, the four House members call the plants should ever produce a profit, the taxscheme a "sweetheart loan," which would payers would get none of It. . enrich the oil and gas tycoons. The House rejected a similar bill Lad The four are Congressmen Ken Hechier, D.. December by a resounding 26340.140 vote. But CARTER FORD em states. Recalling memories of the late President Harry Truman, carter boards a train In New York City today to whistle stop through New Jersey and PennSYarIaad a light schedule, leaving plenty of time to rehearse for Thursday night's nationally televised debate with Carter In Philadelphia on domedic Issues. the President had a change. The television tv . tour of key East. BICENTENNIAL . - ta DISCOVER DEPTH ALOYSIUSMATTEA Aloyslus M. Mattea, 71, of 430 E. Second St., Chuluota. died Saturday. A native of Chicago, Hi., he came to Chuluota 14 years ago from Chicago. He ANDERSON In a sizzling exchange, what disdPhnary adion should be considered for White House Deputy Staff Chief Jim Cavanaugh those involved." lad week threatened to cut off Press Secretary Nessen fired back a memo the same day, Ron Nessen from sensitive presidential papers declaring that his office "Is far more careful of unless his staff was more careful with them. sensitive documents around reporters than most Nessen responded heatedly: "The answer Is other ... offices. This was the "second time In recent weeks," not to cut off the Information we need to do our Job for the President; the answer Is to have the he noted, that Cavanaugh had accused his staff President fire me and the red of my staff this "ofleakng inf ormation to the p."There was afternoon and build a new press office that you "no evidence," contended Nesm, in eithier case. can trat." "1 resent this, Jim," bristled Nessen. "I'm Cavanaugh was tpeet over the leak of some not going to allow you to disparage or unfairly presider.lial b.'iefusg papers to The Chicago Sun accuse members of my staff." He suggested that you seriously suspect my stall of what you TLi wz. He dashed off a memo me to Nessen, dated ave accused them of twice," the President Sept. pt. l, coin ating about "finding copies of briefing papers for the P're'wient lying around should fire the whole lot. Then be added emphatically: "Should the the Lower preas office area." President not decide to tire the press office CavsnauJ* asked for Nessen's "thoughts on today, the answer to your question Is: The person how future occurrences like this can be In the pr ess office who can be beid acco unta ble In prevented" and demanded "the name of the this and all other matters Is named Ron person on your staff who you will hold ac- Nessen." countable for the proper handling of these Footnote: Despite the harsh language, papers." Nessen told as that he and Cavanaugh are "the This was followed by the terse threat: "In the best of friends" and that they "work very closely event of another occurrence, dLstrlbijtjon of together." that papers to your office will be terminated, OIL BOONDOGGLE: Four powerful House and you wUl be asked for recommendations on members have appealed privately to the Ford "Key, buddy - wants get In one soma easy • barnst&rn - Two Pedestrians Killed A REA - 6 bate, while his Democratic rival, Jimmy Carter, Is reviving whistle-stocampa p igning in a Carl Rogel - • I President Ford is polishing his prose for the upcoming de. "..'ei.s.- ___ . On Busing A retired professor of protested the restrictions, parAfrican history says he has been ordered to si CBS News, ' who leave Johannesburg, South Africa, apparently because of an article he wrote about recent said In telegrams to Ford and Carter that barring TV from rioting in Soweto. hnwInc, c,,tIl.n,... Lii u telephone interview Sunday with The would "create the most danMiami Herald, Dr. Leon 0. Prior, a freelancegeroas precedent" for news writer, said he was given a one-week coverage. notice but no reason for his expulsion. Tax reform shaped up as a leading subject for the first He said he surmised the "order to depart" face-to-face confrontation bedelivered Sept. 13, was because of an article tween the candidates. he wrote for the Herald's viewpoint page Carter traded charges and calling the riots the "beginning of the end of accusations with Republicans the Republic of South Africa" and predicting over the weekend, in a conthat blacks will rule the country within five troversy that followed an Assoyears as opposition to white supremacy and d ated Press interview In which the former Georgia governor apartheid grows. The article was published July 8. expounded on tax revision. _____ ____ Expelled From Africa MIAMI (AP) _____ - I V - ,: 11~ Ford's Press Staff Comes Under Fi' re __ .4 00W - r,4 * 4 It WASHINGTON - (NEA) - Naked In their simplicity, the figures seem ominous. Seventy one per cent of homicides are committed by chronic offenders, 77 per cent of rapes, 70 per T4 1(5 I The Herald reported Sunday that Marchant got the lots one week after the zoning appli cation was filed May 2. He subsequently was one of three commissioners who voted to overrule th e Leon County Planning Corn mission and grant the rezoning. Marchant denied that he did Tallahassee developer Richard Pelham any favors in the vote or that Pelham gave him any special treatment. He said he paid Pelham by signing a note. "I have not voted for anything that would lead to any special price or any special favors from anyone," Marchant said. "I have voted on numerous requests by Mr. Pelham .for rezoning for his variousholdings. And I have never been influencedirn Ofl y other. Growing I rN I.J5 . . .1 I t Crisis - mx tj .1 I. . %_~ x%l I.. - , . Economic Future Unknown Iy t , , J 1. I . challenging 151155 reported. JOHN CUNNIFF WASHINGTON . . .11) / re /Izk Leon County Commissioner President Dempsey Barron, obtained two lots from a developer who had a rezoning case before the commission, The Miami Herald - BERRY'S WORLD I5$ .' , . 1. . How They Stand ByThe Associated Press - Travis March ant, u,I,,.. Ic V! I IJ Id should give us one ray of hope. To a startling degr ee muchof our crime today Is committed by ,, a snail number of our citizenry. The growing . crime figures, therefore, may not Indicate a growth of la wlessness among our people, but _____ _____ • simply that a small percentage of our men, women and youth are getting away with more _______________________ Om in the pad. - • As of today, most of our states and coin_______________________ munitles have opted for no solution. We are' unable, apparently, In practice to distingUish a perennial repeater m a citizen who errs, PATH _____ iiiliili~ serves once - but frotnthat umeon stays out of serious trouble. We have not learned to "cure" 1. recidivists; nor have we resolved to lock them up for any meaningful period, and thus, at lead aA '74 temporar ily deprive them of opportunities to rob, assault or kill. In nine crimes out of 10 we No malice was intended, rest assured. And _________________________________________________ Bend noon oprlaon,inthe main because we're unable tofind the person responsible, or to prove the city's action Is not all that uncommon. our case If we do find then. Sending the toddling old to the looney bins is a Today I do lock my doors, when years ago I time-honored practice In many American did not, and am more carefu] on what streets I communities. The rationale Is that anything is walk at night, even in my own mldifle-clasa better than k aged wander the streets. neighborhood. But from the data presented by Therefore, when no other facility Is available, or recent studies, Including the one cited above by applicable, the law provides contingencies for • Drs. Ronald Klein, David Weiss and Isadore letting our senior citizens spend their golden NEW YORK (AP) The phases of the Jimmy Carter's advlsers,we may becertain, Newman of the University of Akron, plus my own years In padded corridors at the funny farms, economy do not evolve with the same regularity are not looking to praise President Ford's experience, I am convinced that as large a Many of the recipients victims of this kind as the phases of the moon. There are no economic performance, and so their views will proportion of our population is reasonably law of beneficence have doubts as to its wisdom, mathematical certainties. There Is no bend with bias, but we have no proof they know abiding today as In 1000 or lflS or 1901. any better how to Improve things. you can be sure. And every now and then assurance, not even for the President, that the What we need, then, is system of priorities, someone Like Charles Perkins speaks up for the future is known. We can assemble our own list of Indicators concentrating on determining who are the This being so, there is in this first year of majority. In this case he got himself a court and try to add them Into a conclusion, but more repeaters and discovering how to deal with this appointed lawyer to fight the commitment. 'q recovery from the recession, In the final few likely we will come up with colwnns of pro and relatively small but socially very iJu]group. don't belong there," Perkins says. "I was In a weeks before a president is elected, a dilemma of con that neatly balance themselves out and leave Some can be changed, I'm certain. Some room with babbling lunatics. if you're not a views on whether the economy Is pausing or as no nearer a decision, cannot with present rehabilitative techniques. lunatic, but you're subjected to that, you will be a faltering. In one eolumr. we have unemployment of 7.9 Cl as It may sound, once they've proved their It IS flOt that our esteemed economists are lunatic before long." Hear, hear. Also, hooray. per cent, in another we have the greatest en- Inability to give up crime, I believe this latter Devotees of democracy will be happy to learn withholding their views; they are not. But no ployeil working force In the history of this or any group must be semi-permanently confined as a matter how self-certain they seem, you have to nation. On the left we have a poor level of housing protection to society until that day when we learn that Mr. said Perkins case.was The"working benevolent officers the won jury his system a wonder If their attitude Is based on bravado or starts; on the right we have that low rate ap- what It Is that makes them tick, and what we can ' or lads tremendous disservice" to the old timer for pearing to Improve as the suer mm wore on. do about IL Just as we semi isolate a person with The fact Is the economic facts are flURd. lettinghlmgo.Butthemenandwomenslttjng in But can we measure by e n th um bers whe th er 8 serious contagious disease who has committed ngapredlctlontodaydoessowjtha judgment saw It otherwise. After the trial one Anyone making person owdownapauseorafal? w Is jury member said the only disservice done to goodly number of his Indicators In disagreement Insanity. we rely on the views of those who pick ) Perkins was by the benevolent officers of the and with others indecisive. Just weeks before we of numbers from the left column and Ignore the Meanwhile, research should be Intensified on makd the major economic decision of all, that IS social service agencies: pile on the right? the causes of and cure for the depredation of to elect a president, we cannot say for sure If the of what today seem to be incorrigible repeaters. Somewhere in the minds and activities "They meant well. But they overstepped economy Is healthy or ill. themselves. If the old guy doesn't want help, politicians add bankers and manufacturers andBut the first step Is this distinction between The econometric model makers generally that's that. He has the right to be left alone." assure us that expansion should continue in 1977, office workers and Laborers Is probably a nearer the perennial repeaters and others, and between seeming Incorrigibles and those amenable to, approach to the truth. It perhaps Hence the lesson of C. Perkins' tale. U he but we are then reminded that any econometric can be per existing treatment methods. This division would' respectfully declines public avdstance, It should projection, no matter how precise its answers, is ceived not In the numbers but In bow to react to enable us to devote a much greater effort on not be forced on him. The state saw what It based on at least a few hazy IflpIIOflS• considered to be a needy soul, It pulled all of Its We can hear bankers proclaim their faith In those who have committed a crime where the The big banks tell us they are opt imistic, but the future but we then detect a reluctance to charices of effective rehabilitation - the payoff bureaucratic switches to correct the situation, we suspect that in a questionable situation they - Is greater. and this was commendable; It demeaned Itself, would naturally tend to take the bright view, that prom that faith through a reduction In A program such as that outlined above has however, and It damaged the name of charity being the better for business. Prime lending rate. other advantages. We are continually told that when it decided it would imprison Mr. Perkins In We know that Alan Greenspan and the coterie All year long we have witnessed corporate the poor and minorities In our society don't get order to help him. Largess Is wonderful. Services of Republican economists will take the most economists Issuing bullish reports, but we have the breaks afforded the white and t must be available. But though God provides encouraging view, but we have already seen one he middle or observed also that corporate management has upper class. I would note here, therefore, that a worms for birds, he does not presume to push of their forecasts, unemployment below 7 per been somewhat reluctant to make capital ex- clampdown on repeaters would yield special them into their beaks. cent by December, become Improbable. penditures. social benefit. the red of the'-land The Itrish Republic must take the lead in .) -, .. ' IFF '- MIAMI (AP) Meudsy, 110.90.1974-5* Curle Paper Says MrIr May Have A Conflict I Reheàrs n ing,, 0 r , Taking Train IN BRIEF Crime Data Of Charity "The crimes perpetuated by men of violence have brought discredit to the name of Irishmen throughout the world and death and damage to our own people. Our past has been devalued and our future threatened by their outrages." Those were the word.j of Prime Minister Liam Cosgrove of Ireland as he announced plan for sweeping measures against the Irish Republican Army. He proposed a drastic increase in penalties for IRA membership and emergency legislation to quell terrorists. These measures are likely to be approved by the Irish Parliament. Peace marches by women and children in Belfast and Dublin recently have tugged at the heart. Here are the victims of the hate-tilled fanaticism that the terrorIsIts Incite. The bomb killing of the British ambassador in Dublin this summer and a series of explosions at a special Criminal Court In Dublin set up a deal with the IRA apparently moved the Irish govenunazt to action which Is long overdue. The conflict In Northern Ireland inevitably spills over Into ;,, ," FLORID We know not where the fault lies, be it in the home or In the school. One thing's for certain, though, and that is ii term papers, etc., are graded for spelling as well as for contest, someone's In trouble, And from the looks of It, a lot of students arq in trouble. Maybe we'd better be paying a bit more attention to the old basics of Readin, Ritin and Rlttenetic and place less emphasis on such things as "The Modern Paperback Novel" and the like. Seems It would be pretty tough to handle a solid course In English, history or anything else that called for reading if the student In question doesn't know the correct spelling of the words he's reading. Spelling ability Is an and that will follow one throughout his life and lfhe doesn't got ltin those formative school years, he surely won't get It later, And It's a sad commentary when a high school student In this day and age can't spell correctly. ., An Assault Prosecuting the outlaws who are responsible for crimes against humanity. ; to spell exceptionally well. What's happened to that pride? ft's surely missing uac.ig mast of the students in today's clasaroa,ns - or at lead It seems that way. Recently, I was privileged to Judge a contest for the Sanford Downtown Business Association (DBA) In which students at various grade levels were to write an essay of 100.300 words on "What School Will Mean To Me This Year." To say we were discouraged by the spelling used in these essays would be a grass understatement. For instance, a 10th-grade entrant apparently didn't know the difference between the words passed and past. Neither did he-she know that the word before had an 'e' on the end of It and that understood was spelled with two o's rather than a 'U., Secound for second.. . knowlodge for knowledge. - . devlded Instead of divided.. . are Just a few RAY CROMLEY Surviving The seabeds of the world are mankind's last depository of natural resources and wealth. As dry land resources are depleted, economics will force man to turn to the incredible wealth of the oceans. From what little we know, the wealth is staggering - thousands of billion of dollars worth of maganese, copper, natural gas, oil, nickel and other minerals. The U.S. Department of Interior estimates that the oil reserves alone are worth as much as $24 trillion. The first four laws of the sea conferences have agreed upon about four-fifths of the original agenda. The fifth bogged down because it arrived at the central questions: Who controls the ocean wealth and how shall everybody share in It? The United States has accepted the Third World's proposition that the deep ocean floor Is the common heritage of mankind, but insists that a mix of private concerns and an international agency shall be allowed to mine the resources. The Third World leans toward having an international agency in charge of everything and is even inclined to prohibit scientific research vessels from operating within 200-mile territorial limits. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was entirely right when he told a conference that it would be a mistake for the conference to await a possible change of U.S. leadership in hopes for a better deal. It should be apparent to the under-developed countries that the United States has backed up all it can. Even before the current law of the sea conference met, political reaction in the United States produced a bill signed by President Ford last April which extends the U.S. fishing territorial waters to 200 miles in March. Other bills in Congress would protect private U.S. seabed mining companies in the waters. it is unlikely that Congress would ac cept the internationalization of U.S. companies. An international law of the sea conference will never erase national self interests or subdue the intense craving for the treasures of the ocean. But it can and should establish as soon as possible broad guidelines acceptable to all nations so that the rules of the game are understood and infractions can be adjudicated. Unless this occurs, those getting the short end of the stick will be the Third World nations who have neither the technology nor the money to engage in deep-sea mining. Ford And this from a 10th grade high school student! Discouraging? You bet It Is. TOM TIEDE IRA Penalties Proposed i I 6tj iiher mail: 1i'nth. $2.0: i Nlimth.s. Slti !tl: 12 % lonths. SI2.40. round, cross bars and other playground edpment, for the entire durstion of the next spelling clus. We prided ourselves In being able to spell - and and Ritlinetic. The third 'R' was pretty simple to understand, is that you were taught addition, aulAractlon and niultipllcatlon. Matter of fact, you couldn't proceed from the fourth to fifth grade In elementary school If you couldn't recite your multiplication tables up through the mint*r It And when it come to resdin and Ritin, you were also taught how to spell. One thing all the students looked forward to each week while in the sixth grade was the spelling bee. The best speller in the class had the front seat just for that particular class - thank goodeesa and everyone was out to knock that front-runner down, 'cause when you mlssçd the correct spelling of a word you moved to the very last seat and had to work your way beck upto the front. And. If you held onto that front seat for four consecutive weeks, you received extra privileges, such as being permitted to play out on the merry-go- Around 70. 1976-4A Not too many years ago, the basics taught In our school boiled down to the tires B's - Readin, Ritin 9""m NM SaaIsrd, Pt. The Evening Herald is your football playbook, scrapbook and authority. .16 - - t )oil[ \ l)L1l lit'',', COHI- 111tillit.%. HARRIET OEAS JEAN BRYANT 8349212 Sanford 11 00 * SHIRLEY MILLETI 8349212 CALL THE Casselbcrry Winter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs Evening HerWd 11 RUTH TUECH 934 9212 ~ 1 Altan;onteSprinq. Longwood For Regular Delivery Easfl I'ILDA RICHMOND 5 71 316? Deltorta 3222611 - - , * v ' r i ,.::. .? . ',. C ,_: ..... . ., r' t ' '. :. - . ' '. r1 ., . - -.'..i - _.... " I' - ' :.-.. ... * ... ." ij:*:. : --:-:...:...... - - .... .: •_' :-'• '...--!: *-. •1 9:.___. - - - - * . :. - :- - * . - :. --3i I .- , �t Dickey ' Placid' ..-,... C e ncy , , , :: ~ = .7_7 - - .; - Ignites Gators GAINESVILLE CAP) - I produced gh mi exited than I usually do," Dickey admitted of prega a 4914 intersectional football romp over Houston. s Kan team once gained e title unter ' s Arm Strong, But H ow A Th urm an Mun son 's By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer can't hit It. I call that play a lot. ning the second 13-3. pitcher. Graig (Nettles) is really alert Elsewhere, Baton stopped Rangers 13, A's 1-13 0 Everyone talks about Catfish down there. We won a game In D roit et 6-1 and Minnesota whip. Jim Umbarger Pitched a Hunter's pitching - but what Kansas City using that play." pad California 7.5. four-hitter and Tom Grieve had about Thurman Munson? Hunter, 16-14, only pitched 1fl&I, Orioles 4..2 Four of Texas' 15 hits as the The New York catcher some. five innings because the game A two-run homer by Boog Rangers trounced Oakland In times throws to bases harder was called by rain In the middle Powell highlighted a three-run their first game. The A's came than Hunter throws to home of the sixth, but It was enough to sixth Inning as Cleveland beat back to win the second as Clauplate and his fastball Sunday record his 200th major league Baltimore In the first game of deli Washington's triple and caught a Milwaukee Brewer victory, their doubleheader. Gene Tenace's two-run single runner napping at third. New York's victory, coupled Ray Fosse singled the keyed a seven-run fourth. The perfect pitch saved a with Baltimore's 5-4, 3-2 double_ winning run In the 13thhome Inning of pin-shortened, 2-I vict ory for header loss to Cl eveland, low- the ni Red Soil, Tigers 1 ght ca p as the Indians The Yankees and moved them ered to three the Yankees' Steve Dillard hit his first macompleted the closer to the American League "magic number" for clinching jor1eaue home, run with Royals I, White Sox 5 '.tt *1*10 •i... "'v iuuencan League East iearnmaies on oase in pace Al Cowens singled off the leg "We';; picked off around 10 title. of Chicago reliever Terry For. Boston over Det roit. Rick Wise, as Ralph Ortega did as a len- ras Terry LeCount, who led br," said Knotts. Ortega, who Florida to Its last two touch- played through lVl4,lsnow with bwns. Starter Jimmy Fisher the Atlanta Falcons. . . I .. . i ; . No Dream, A Nightmare . I . . ., In Friday's edition of the Evening Herald, we IF, na Law'. • &..........___ _____________________________________________ Seals S ea l s - IIA-Evenino Horahl, Sanford, Ff. _____________________________________ • f... iviiumi % f.l Mond@ y, stpf.20, I"& -- -L - I .i - . .iaugnrers Victory Bowden Upset Hope • ran aEstory on Tuesday's fight between Taco Perez and lisha Obed. The headline read, "Perez In , GOLDENROD - Norbert Dream Match Against Obed" MIAMI (AP) - J ust how Cain. for another. Ottls 3 • k Seals left mud In the eye 0f good Is the University of That banner " b" I m afraid it is going Anderson scored an an eight 0 0 to Jacksonville Episcopal Miami's foot ball te turn into a nightmare before it is over. am ? Coach yard run, third-string fullback Sat day ur scored afternoon as Trinity Carl Selmer isn't sure and Woody Bennett on a 15-ya rd As is custom before important bouts, I am ready Prep a 264 high school Florida State Coach Bobby dash, ba ckup qua rt er ba ck to predict this fight, which has international signfootball victory on the strength Bowden says he Isn't certain Frank Clover on a four-yard nificance of four touchdown by either after Miami destroyed rim and reserve back Ken strong sailor all-stater. IlookforanObedwinbythesixthround tJ 47-0. Johnson on a one-yard plunge. Before I go into my reasons, let me state that I Seals got loose on runs of I "I hope we are in that class," "I didn't see anything good am sure this prediction will be just what Perez needs 4 and 4 for the scores. said Selmer of upcoming op out there except our punting to pull off the upset of the year. With halfback Brent Mat. ponents Colorado, Nebraska, and you Seals (32) looks for opening In the mud do n't coach that," said thews out of the lineup with an Pittsburgh, Penn Everytime I go against the local boxer, he sssssIsIssssssssI State, Bowden, whose frustration Injured thigh, Sea1s was aske comes up wi th the fight of his life, and makes me eat Florida, Notre Dame and included failure ofhboffenje to to carry the mail, and neither a Baton College. "I think f 'rds. we score after getting a first down • heavy rain nor the Episcopal are." I hope this time it is just like last summer, when on the four-yard line. defense could top him. He had I I. and every other writer around, went along with s. After Saturday night's Rudy Thomas was stopped Joey Vincent to stop Taco. ST. PETERSBURG tAP- Tallahassee, Richards , Fort slaughter, Bowden said, "I'm about a foot short an fourth CLASS A Trinity uppedttsrecordto2 not sure they we Vincent pulled a surprise win. re that good. down from All four leaders in the Florida Myers. 1. Tallahassee FAMU (12) 2.0 with the triumph. inside the one-yard But. I am afraid this time is really different. Sports writers Association's 47.0- we were Jild that bad. line when defensive back Willie Satur da y afternoon, St. cuss We are not talking about a good fighter like State prep football poll won last " Jenkins circl Greensboro 2-0 107 ed in and caught we would w in Augustine Deaf and Blind 1. Pahokee illp 2.0 119 Josey Vincent, we are talking a bout one of the Branford 2-0 95 plays said Bowden. "But It dlcb't hIIIi f rom behind. 2. Lake at the Goldenrod field, and Butler-Union ii 2-0 greatest fighters to ever live. Alachua Ro iling Green 20 Seals will even look like we belonged on Defending Class AAAA 10$ be out of the "1 ne ver thought we couldn't 75 Last summer, a few months before Perez champion the same field with them. We make less 3. Wildwood 1.0 attending Boys State at Hialeah-Miami than one yar d but we 5. Sarasota Booker 2-0 stopped Vincent, I made the 200-plus mile trip to Lakes beat North Miami Beach 52 played likes high school Tallahassee. 4. Milton Pace 2.0 team. couldn't," said Bowden, who 6. M iami Cbrjsri 1.047 Our tackling was atrocious." Miami and took in Obed's match with "Irish" Gene 284. Class AAA leader Ocala 5. Alachua Santa Fe 2-0 71 promised a hard review of U!LI1C le Miami used 66 0 JAXEPISCOPAL TRINITYPREP Forest do wned Lake Weir 210, 6. Palmetto 1.1 41 of n players in game filmS and probable Ii.ne7 uniform for the game and th First Downs I came away I 7. Miami LaSalle 1.4) that fight the same way I Class AA kingpin Pahokee ree up changes. He went with 8. Trenton 2-0 28 2645 Rushes Yards si offensive units. CjlestOfl 28-0 and came away from watching Carlos Monzon. freshman qua rter back Jimmy Passing Yards 8. St. Augustine St. Joseph 2.0 : , 01 scored Jordan In the second half. Six Watching Obed with Wells, I got the impression class A eader Tallahassee players Punts 332 t0hd0ftUTiClflU FAMI' slaughtered North 10. Daytona Beach Fa er th he was bored wi th the whole affair and when he Florida 10. Miami Northwest Qji,s- 70 Fumbles Lost 42 Bowden'stwn Is already 0.2 Christian 74-0. Lopez 2-019 535 who Penalties-Yards 17.0 in the 2-024 tian wanted to go home, he simply walked up to Wells e and theoppositian Ls not get , The rankings, with first place first 'period behind ahead a fum bl any easier. Th .Uso receiving votes: Fort Also receiving votes: Jack. and knocked him out. votes in parenthesis, records e Seminole3 must Episcopal o • e oand interception by Myers Bishop Verot, Crescent sonvi ll e Victory Christian, Fo rt Trinity Prep defending Obed is not impressive. He just never loses, and total votes: national 7 4 7 Eldridge Mitchell. City, Newberry, Frostproof, La uderdale Gold Coast Chrisha'm ion Oki thisi 11 were to CLASS AAAA compare him to anyone I have seen Miami Westminster Christ ian, tlan,St. Petersburg Shorecrest, • TP Saturday Seals I run (Barnett kick) Hialeah-Miami Lakes Quarter ck ba E.J. Bak er, around here in recent months, it would be G a George '12t 2. Ransom Everglades, Clear. Aucilla Christian, Belle Gla des !' Seals 65 run (run failed) pho more making his debut, so Madison. But the big difference is that Obed is a 0 120 Miami, meanwhile, is aater Central Catholic, Zeph- Day, Mayo-Lafayette, Gain. T P _ S;: : I: ( C ) 2. Tampa Plant 2-0 106 ran 55 yards for one to ls prepar ing for a Sat urday a!)TtiiII5. Port St. Joe. complete fighter. while Madison just knows how to esvllle Oak Hall. . TP Seas Irun (kick blocked) 'lnd Oak Ridge 2087 and threw 16 yards to Larry ternoon encounter at Colorado. pun ch . 4. Fort Pi erce Centr al 2-0 79 . .. $IPerez has a cha nce of winnin g. But to do th at he 5. Miami Carol City 2-064 •q .. rntt stay inside on Obed. At long range, he is a -u4 ..,.. 7. Tallahassee Godby 2-0 45 sitting (Disco) duck. tui Gainesville 2-043 -'Whenever th ey are at arms length, Obed has Jacksonv il 'c le Wolfson 1-0 18 , . .1 Perez literally at his mercy. The former champ has HoU . Chamina-le 2-09 a a great jab and long arms with which to deliver it. receiving votes: Eau . .. _______ . Perez does not liked to be jabbed. In fact he Gallie, North Fort Myers, .lt ,+,., ... , _. mtreats from a straight left hand. instead of sucking Brandon. Miami Palmetto. II. Hollywood Hills. Jacksonville . I I I '. I it up and walking through it. 4, .L -&!'I to speak of Lee. Lake City-Columbia, . k, On the other hand, Perez has no jab and the one he does stick out on rare occasions is Saratsota, Miami Killian, Seminole, Clearwater Tampa , 0 , delivered by a very short arm. Jeff erson, Gonzalei Tate. , . .I .1, .. Perez is easy to hit when he is at long range. It SS *1 .;' ____ seems as though he has a tendency to relax when he I. Ocala Forest UI) 2.0 119 . :i ,#.l, ,,,. can't reach his opponent, and sometimes he gets 2. Tarpon 5rings I 2-0 109 ,.i 'p,.,,' r ~v • 3 New Smyrna Beach 1.089 h t like that. 1"' Atlantic 1-( $7 Obed holds his hands down very low at all times , : .4 but he is very hard to hit beca use of his over six foot 6. Jacksonville Bolles 2.0 49 .-...f ,, frame 4 7 llusville Astronaut 1241 : "i' S ' At long range Perez has a fair left hook to the '/, $ .' Fort La uderdale Aquinas 2-0 1. , ! - Prep No. six Le.cano - 0' "" Jk s Stumps Bucs' L 23-0 -. - Chargers upped their record to Sunday's one-sided National 2.0 by beating the expansion Foot ball League game and left equIvalent of five quarters in Bucs 33-0. Coach John McKay fretting this game," said San Diego A lopsided San Diego first. over much fullback Don Woods after the down advantage, 16 to 5, led to second st more than just his raight sh utout defeat. - "The Tampa defense played the - -' .. - ' - "tI ) , '' ' .- - . . .d . -- .. ' - _______ ______ - AAA _____ . ... .. _____ ., _____ . ____ .. i. ____ C - _____ 5- i head and both And a good right hand to the body But he has no nght to the head Y. i 1, J' '' ' 'I i.., 9 'ap1e 2.0 17 I It Taco is punching out of his range his right I V, St - A ug ust ine 2-0 14 A!su rece)ving vcles: Fort y_ hand to the head has a tendency to slap. That's derdale onte people think Perez isn't much of a puncher. Jesuit, Venice, Vce, They are wrong. He isn't a great puncher at long Hrord Star ke, AburnthJe, iCoutinurd on Page 7.A, Leesburg. Dade -City ' ania ni ~= POP WRRNER MUD PIES 1. I ~ , F I -it . OIL$ p" ' &. , Al ,r-' ! , .. , . M - , , .\hid have anybody fast and we don't seem to be able to block anybody - anybody. I have never been In a situation like this be. fore. I have a lot of so ul searching to do." "We're at rock bottom now," admitted Bucs' wi de receiver Bob Moore. "I mean, we haven't scored in two games, so what could be worse - a minus 10 points? But If we start pointthgafinger,we'llgo0-14." Despite the lack of offense, Tampa stayed dose until the IIthe tired defense and Toni Hayes jogged 37 yards with an intercepted pass for - touchdowns. _______ ..- ••, ,., Los Angelo%$, Atlanta I . ______ Sunday was he might have had a world record catch when he waded Into a lake near Deltona to pull this bass out by hand. Using a borrowed spinning rig which was broken, and shiners asbalt, be booked the fish. By the time begot the fish to a set of scales, it had dehydrated down toll pounds, ounces. By the way Dutch, th e record for ban Is 22 pounds. Dutch Omey, of Sanford, NO RECORD BUT A BEAUTY thInking 12 _ Bulldogs, F %~ Ii1l!1]ji_ - tw t Z" --, I , the name of the game Saturday in Pop Middle School district lost a 134 squeaker to South Warner League openers as rain dealt the youngsters Seminole and Sanford's other scheduled game a grim hand, The Sanford team from the Sanford Saturday at the Five Points Field was rained out. Ir C owboys I :L14'IMANAGER'S j End J.iiiI 1- T1 I _____- Triumph çIiliiriI range, There SOUTH Alabama 36. SMU 3 "" ._ Danny Edwards . Ed Sabo Bob E Smith J (1) I I Ohio E Carolina fl. No Carolina St U Tourna- E SEVENTH -1. Larrl-Arina (I) 1-4.615 NE Lou;sana St $6. Lamar 6 15.10 7.10 7.S0; 2. IJua Quicla (6) NW Louisana $t 17, St ephen F. 31 60; P (6.2) 37.40; 1 (47.1) 31040 3812, 0.10 1.70; 3. Aldana.CoIdo (1)310; 0 Kelmit Zarley Austin 0 (6-I' 00.00: P ($6) 773,40; Big 0 (2 SIXTH- I. Traffic Jam (4) 70 61.71.67-276 Norfolk Slate 25. Fayetteville consolation, all (6) $3.10. all (*3 40. 940; 7. Soby Wire Jack Nicklaus No Carolina $2, Northwestern 0 ) 5.00, 3 Jobill's Skydrol (2) 3.00; 01.20. Pittsburg 42, Georgia Tech II 7169 (3 6)121.20; P (6 3) 471.50; 1 (432) EIGHTH - I. Santi.Jn (6) 1440 Bruce Lietzke si.eu South Carolina 24, Duke 6 ISO 6.00; 3. Bilbao.Ramon (4) 6.00 llI)40 31.42. 69647767-776 SW Lou'sana 1. Cinclnatti 3 SEVENTH- 1. Sold Admiral (1) 340 3. AntOAlttj ) 530; Q (4.4) $ iso Tennessee 3), TCU 0 Leonard Thompson 340,250 2.60 7. ShOnda Lee (2) 3.10, 31.10; P (41) 110.10. 67746144.777 Tenn U. Martin 31. Middle Tenn St 200; 3. Gold Palace (1) 3.50; Q it -2) NINTH - I. Sala (5) I7. 0.00 Tennessee St 26. Alabama A&M 0 940; P (12) 13.30; 1 (1-2-4) 02.40; 7.20; 2. Anti (4) 10.407,40;), Bilbao Troy State 17, Ala ba ma St 16 (5)1.40; Q (40)65.10; P (5-4) 115.30. Vanderbilt 27, Wake Forrest TENTH - I AfltOfl (I) 26.00 1.10 Virginia St 40. Elilabeth City 20 EIGHTH- 1. Gene Austin (I) AMERICAN CONFERENCE 19.8011.20, 2.4-20; Travelln Lucy (5) 3.60:2. Manelo (3) 4.60320; 3. Saml William & Mary II. Virginia 0 Eastern Division 440') Waneagle (2) 1.00:0 (1. (4)4.00; 0(1.5)52.50; P (15) 132.30; W I I PC?. PF P* MIDWEST SI 46.40; P (IS) 193.30; T (15.2) 00(11)234.00 Bait 2 0 0 1.000 is Akron 76, Morehead St 6 730.20; 30 1 4. ELEVENTH -I. Negul.Zarre (5) Miami I 1 0 35 Albion 71, Mont Union 0 NINTH- 1. My Girl Pec k (1) 11.50 5.00 5.00; 7. Cacho-Perex (4) N. 1 I 0 .soo Ander son 21. Taylor 21 2260.720.3.10; 0.60 3.60; 3. Anton.Ethav, (5) 7.20 2. Snaizy Rocks? suit 5 0 2 0 .000 20 Bowling Green 53. E Michigan 12 70.1; P (1 3)111.10; T (432) 571.10; TW ELFTH - 1. Anton.A,ca (1) Central DIyuiio Butler 31, Hillsdal e Col 7$ 31.31, 17.60 10.10 7.60; 2. Fermin.Attu (5) Hstn 2 o o Capitol Univ II, Willimlngton Col 0 TENTH- I. I. Dolly M. (I) 7030, 13.00 5.00; 3. Alvava.Aguire, (2) Cleve Centre College 21, Oberlin Col 01100.660; 2. Bit of Grace (2) 440. 700; 0 (IS) 60.30; P (1.5) I i o ,soo 72 a 157.70; I I 0 .500 59 4s Chadron St 2$. Minot St 11 300; 3 Melody Time (3) 10.60; Q Big 0(4.5) with all 1 ) 620.40 (1.3 with Cincl I 1 0 .300 41 33 Denison Univ 11, Vaiparaiso 14 2) 6300. P (17) 345.30; 1 ( 1.23) all 3) 125.60. Grinell Col 2). Iowa Wesleyan 7 I ow a 97740, 30 39, A - 3024; Handle - $152.ss. 41. Syracuse 3 Illinois 31 , Missouri 6 Indiana $t 31, Arkansas St 31 Jamestown $3. Dickinson Stl 677071 Pro Football . Kansis 30. Kentucky $6 Los Angeles St II, US Int.l 12 Michigan SI. Stanford 0 Michigan St 21, Wyoming $0 Mesota 2$. Washington St 14 Nebraska 15, Indiana 13 Notre Dame 23, Purdue 0 Ohio II, Kent State 12 Ohio Wesleyan 23, DePauw Univ 20 Oklahoma 70. California $7 S Illinois 27, Drake IS So Oak Tech 2$, Rocky Mountain II Villanova 31. Dayton 20 W Michigan 37. N Illinois 6 William Penn 7, Monmouth Col 0 Wisconsin 45, North Dakota 9 Wit Eau Claire 26 , Winona State 21 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 16, Oklahoma St 10 Mississippi Val 73, Ark Pine Bluff 21 NW Oklahoma 21, Harding Col 21 Panhandle SI 6. McMurry 3 Rice 43. Utah 72 Sam HouSton 5*21, SW Oklahoma II Texas 1?, Texas SIll Texas AIM 31, Kansas St Univ II Texas Arlington 21. New Mexico St is a difference. Obed can take you out with either hand, but he needs punching room to generate his power. I am not letting out any top secret information when I tell you that it is Perez's plan to stay on top f Obed, Inside, Perez can really do damage. His left hook remains a strong weapon. It is his right hand that drastically changes once he gets near his opponent. First, he can throw his favorite punch, his right uppercut. Thrown at long range, the uppercut can not land and if it does, has noth ing behind it. But in close, Perez throws it with all of his body : p ___________________________________ FIRST! WE DON'T SELL A SECOND BEST to Defending champion Texas Lutheran 32. Howard Payne Bulldogs picked up where they 16 I 'left off last season, opening the W Texas Si 14, Wichita State 12 No Extra Sanford Flag Football Lague FAR WEST - season Bose state 12. Augustan,a S 0 Ii with a 12-6 victory over ring. For Torsion Bar s Brigham Young 12. Cob Stale Univ the Rams on a 20-yard TD pas. Obed is probably stacking the deck in his favor. Or Fqctory Air. Cars______ Cal I¼'ly 5f 17 J___________________________________________1.____________ play from Kevin Huaman to It has been agreed, he can bring down his own Calif Davis5102$.29,Calidiho Poly Pomona 7 ShaunMolthamanda3o.yarder referee. Colorado 21. WastInçtUn' from Huaman to John ENeWM.x10.$IJiq)9 Since th is fi ght doesn't figure to go th e limit, it McGowan, Jack J en kins hit doesn't Ida ho II, Pacific Uni v 21 W --"-,, F.nik Freddie on a 40-ya rd bomb Io St 11. Ai r Fort.. 6 make any difference as far as the scoring S 1 el for the concerned. Where it does matter, is the fact that if ~ The Cowboys shut out this "special" ref steps in and breaks them once , W ildcats, 13-0, when Vernon they get in close, Obed will have what is known in Law pa.ssed for a TD on a play boxing as "a piece of cake," Appoi I of yards to Alton Coleman But if the men are allowed to fight as long as one ____________________ and Andy Griffith passing yar ds to fthirnond Robinson. arm stuff is tofree, makeas it the rules state, then Perez has the _ I :1 I I rr No If I knew that the fight was going to be fought in a telephone booth, I would be the first to declare Perez the winner. But Clark Kent and Ma Bell have nothing to do with this match which will be held in a normal size 'ii' Cactiwo-AIII,will 10.30040 4.10; 2. Domlngo.perez (7) THIRD-i. Metric Mate (3) 740 Kentucky 20, Wittenberg 0 Emory & Henry 21. Washington & 3.00, 2.40; 3. Writ Can can (4) Q (7 I)7740;PCI.73336.,o;oou.,) 130.000 Lee 17 69.69 67.66-271 Fairmont 20, West Va Wesley 13 3.50; 0 (31) 11.00; P (35) 36.30; T 323.70, (3 44) 143.00 ; 1 31 47 FIFTH I. Sala.Altu (3) 10.20 1)7,100 Florida 19. Houston Univ 14 (1) 6.00 3.60; 2. Alava.Agulrre (2) 540 Florida Al.M.32. Albany St. 01423 FOURTH-i. Milk and jo. 3.50.3. Anton-Ramon (1)5.200(2.3) Furman 38 Presbyterian Col 21 31.20; P (3-2) 74.40. 3. Just Foxy (4) 3.00. 49.61.6040-771 Howard univ42.MdEaste,.Sre6 (1.2) 7.20.3.40; 47.40; P (1.2) SIXTH -1. OguIzs.Soto (3) 23.00 199.50; T (1-2.1) LSU 20. Oregon St II 10220; 17.00 7.10; 2. Unza.Perez (2) 6.20 647i•706$-27s Miami, Fla 17. Florida State 0 FIFTH-). Buster Yates (4) 5.60, 1.003. Arecha.Elorxa (5) 7.00; 0 (2. M ississi pp i 34, Tulane 7 1 00.360; 2. Ruffain (2) 5.60. 510;) 3) 5300; P (32) $01.10. 69fl.79o4-773 Newberry Coi 13. Gardnerw,bb '° Romantic Romny (1) 6.50; Q (74) Golf weig ht _______________________________________ Temple 31, Grumbling 30 Austin Pas- 22 Asia- usi, n 1150.000 - 1. 24.40 10.50 1340; 2. Eddy.Jayi (5) 7.407.00: 3. Larrl-Cow (1) 5.00: 0 (55) 71.20: P (IS) 270.00. SATURDAY NIGHT SECOND - 1. L.arnl.MIgu,l (3) FIRST- I. Tinker B. Eckert (6) 5.10. 2.10, 7.10: 2. Jump Master 16.00 5.20 3.20; 7. lca.Yza (I) 6.10 350.3.00; 3. PetIte Pinto (7)2.10; 3.60; 3. E(kty.COldo(2) 2.00; 0 (1.3) 26.00; P (11) 3LI0 (4 1) 20.50; P (41) M. 1 ii ii SECOND- I. Main Chute (8) THIRD - I. Larrl.Alberdi (H 11.00, 1.10. 3.40; 2. Peggy Fallon, (1) 14.107.304.20:2. Urza-5.Itla (1)6.50 640. 1 .00; 3. Madeawish (3) 3.10; 0 Jose-E1o'a (4)3.20:0 (1.7) (11)62.60; P (Ii) 200.70, 1 (11-3) 0.20 P (7-1) Washington & Jet 10, Thiel Col 13 •. In the FIRST (2-5) 1 2-40; P (2-S) 40.50. T (2-5-3) SlIppery Rock 25, Millersville St 17 51.10; 31.56. St. John's. N.Y. 7, Stoney Brook St 0 Baylor)jI,,' esu,ts Citadel I?, Delaware MASON. Ohio (AP) - Top Ii Colgate 17, Davidson? nal $Cores and monity-mriners Concord Col 24, West Va. State 21 'jOlT (Continued from Page I-A) 1k 31, Rochester 19 Seaton Hall Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 2 Today's Games Pittsburgh ILandelarla at New York (1011th 013) Only game StheduIed __ A Nightmare _ - • CA I really don't have a lot of answers for the offense," said McKay. "We just don't seem to Young sprinted 46 yards ___________ -w A, 1, . Tom Welskopf against ______ "S a .- . .. ,,': k., % 1 Kay nal three minutes when Rickey ______ '. .'. . Andy Norm t Football . . .493 ment. Ben Crenshaw TAMPA, (AP) . - SEVENTH- 1. Sobs Dolph (3) 3403. IcaAIWrdI (1) 3.00: 0 (2.3) 0.00. 7.20. 140; 2. Ramble (7) 710, 37.40; P (57) 144.70; 0: (I.) with 1.111.50. 1.00; 3. Shampoo (1) 6.20; 0 (5-7) EIGHTH - 1. Marunl.Arca (I) 33.60; P (57) 63.70; 1 (S.74) 413.00; 1741 7.30 4.30; 2. SalaSsnoos (3) 31.34. EAST EIGHT"- 1. Legalized (4) 12.30, 6103.40; 3. Alava.Echave (2) 1.000 26. Holy Cross 21 6.60. 3.50; 2. Burma Beauty (3) 4.20, (35) 3340 P (5.3) 114.00. NINTH -1. Arta II) 16103103.00 Brown II, Yale 6 2.10; 3. Fawn Dawn (5)6.40; (3 4) West Clarion Col IS. Delaware St 0 2260 P (3)70.20; 1 (43.) 701.60; 2. Arecha (1) 1.40 3.00; 3. Sala (7) Cincinnati 4.20 Q (11) 26.00 P (14) 43.00 os 31 . 63. is Coast Guard 10. Renseelear 0 Los Ang Il iA C.W. Post 27. Hotstra 6 TENTH -1. Area (1) 1130141 NINTH-1.Migr8te(4)1700,600, Houston 3.50;2. Currylea Lad (7) 1210.4.50; 3.20; 2. Larrss (S) 730 1.20; 3. 211,, Dartmouth 20. Penn o 7577 Fermin San Fran (3) 240; 0 (13) P (11) I 3 Sun Sister (5)330; Q (47)50.40; P 70 53 .16) 26y, E Stroudsbvrg II, Montclair 0 Diego Edinboro St 31. Cortland St $1 h1 161.00: T (47.5) 53340; 31.77. $50.00, DO (II) 144.70. Atlanta Fairleigh Dickson 17, Rutgers. TENTH- 1. Master Merrill (4) ELIVUNTH - I. Patxl.Zarr. (1) I 86 43 , Newark o Saturdays Results 3610, 11.40, 3.20; 2. Wampum (2) 5.00 1.20 3.40; 2. Arta-Soto (2) 3.40 St. Louis 1.7. Montreal 1.4 Harvard 31, Columbia 10 620. 5.20; 3. Travelln Rosy (3) 500; N1go1.Qo (1)4.10:0 (2.4) New York 6. Pittsburgh 2 Q (21) $14.60; P (1.2) 364.00: T (42. 13.00; P (42) 134.10. Lehigh 21, Baldwin-Wallace ji Philadelphia 1, Chicago TWELFTH-i. Anew Bongos (1) 3) 7273; 31.32. Maryland 21, West VirginIa 3 Sa n Diego , Houston I I Masichuseits 21. Maine 3 ELEVENTH- 1. Dale Paul (I) 10.20 510 1.10: 2. Fermln.A.nu (*3 I San Francisco s. Cincinnati 1.00, 7.60, 3.00; 2. Tamle Mink (4) 16.00 7.10: 3. Alava.Juan (3) 1.20: 0 Moravian Col 21, Dickinson Col 0 Atlanta S. Los Angel 1.$0.2.$0;3. Wright Drive (6) 4.20: Q 04 )70.40; P (1.5) 243.70; Big (2.1 Navy 21, Connecticut 3 4 Sunday's Results New Hampshire $3. Boston Univ 0 1$ $6.60; P ($1) 37.70; T ($46) with 1-0) 1.250.4. Chicago 1, Philadelphia A - 2.3.0: Hands. 5123.130. 72.00; 31.17. Ohio State $2, Penn Slate 7 Louis 9.0. i r,.i. TWEI'_ -. ..... - ..n. rw,.. -- -. U New York 7 Pittsburgh S Rhode Island 15, Northeastern $4 7.20,3.20,2.00: 2. Top Fern (5) 350, SATURDAY NIGHT Houston 33. San Diego 2.2 3.20; 3. N orth ern Friend (3) 3.00; 0 Rutgers II, Bucknell King% Island Open , 8. 1UII3Ifl C ollege NATIONAL LEAGUE last W L Pct. O Phil Pitts so so 40$ 83 63 .sii New York 70 70 .530 10½ Chicago 60 II .440 21 St. Louis 68 01 .456 Montreal 51 97 414 .-- 1 VLIjI%VU bang. we get him," said Mun- doubleheader with Texas los- and the winner was Steve Min- Campbell his 16th victory of the is 28 'I 3011. "I call it where the batter ing the first game 9-1 and win- gori,5-5, the fourth Kansas City year. Same cture stance for closer to a championship, the Hal McRae from third base and Boston, scattering hits. Kansas City Royals did the lift Kansas City over Chicago. TwIns 7, Angels same In the West. The Royals McRae singled and moved to Steve Braun capped both raldefeated theChicagoWhiteSoxthird on consecutive wild pitlies lull singles as Mm6-5 and Improved their lead dies before ntnrin th. winninu ....ewith .-.-.e..J ,or seven _•__ over Oakland to six games. The runthe seventh and eighth A's lost round by splitting a Forster, 2-12, took the loss, to give Minnesota relief ace B 65 I; wen ster in the eighth inning to score ees moved said Munson, whose pickoff of Robin Yount In the fourth innlng preceded a long fly ball by that probably would have scored the runner. mie breaking ball freezes " runner on third and bang. , . Only games sched uled 2 I 1.10340; 2. Larrl.Zarrt (1)4.304.00; SIXTH- 1. Bob's Sharon (I) 32,50 9.00. 1- 80. 7. MarIon's Cutie (7) 4* Arecha.Soio (5)440:0 (1.3) 21.30 3.00; 3. Country Spirit (4) 7 40 : Q i. P (31) 66.70. 5) 50.10; P (57) 01.00; T (17.4) SIVUMTh -1. Urza.Mlguel (3) 00 tOO 3.20; 3. Jos.-Yza (2) 4.20 603.70; 31.50. Today, Game Oakland at Kansas City (n) fornia (Ryan 14.17), (fl) 1k as - Jai-Alai tj Dickey Sal l "'ox e Dog Racing - rnsi repeat T San n shovel -I 0 z. Western Hero is s m n_g The third string quarterback l 11.00. S* ia • Say u Touchdowns came on Willie what was happening to us," Dickey explained. "I thought Wilder's 35-yard sweep, Flei. maybe a little emotion was er's35.ysrdpato wide re. celver Wes Chandler, rims of 31 i in . But he playtd down any corn- and I yards by Fisher, Earl pinion with Knide Rockne's Carrs rims of 19 and 41 yards Notre and LeCowit's one-yard legenda ry pep talks pus to Nap Green. Dame. Florida defensive tackle Dan"Florida made 115 yards total rail Carpenter, whose perform- offense, but that wasn't a school ance was rated outstanding by record," Dickey said. "The 1$ Dickey, said the 151." coach surprise players before The implication is the Gatons Saturday night's game with the must try harder against MIs. Cougari slisippl State In their South. "He threw down his cap, eastern Conference opener here stomped on It, used a few Saturday. phrases I won't and said, "Before the season, I felt the 'I want everyone to make a bed of our first three opponents total effort," Carpenter said, would be Mississippi State," After watching the Gaters said. "It may turn out roll over the Cougars with 70 that North Carolina was as players, including seven fresh. good." men, Houston Coach Bill YeoNorth Carolina upset Florida man said, "It should be de- 24-21 In the season opener. dared a national disgrace If "We've got a good ways to go they lose another game. on defense," said Dickey. ,,We "Our kids wouldn't have been are still making mistakes. We surprised If we came In here let quarterback Danny Davis and told them they had Just loose a few times and we dI&i't played the Los Angeles Rams," stop Houston cold." Yeoman added. "We were Just Dickey and defensive coach in over our heads. When you get Doug Knotta praised the play of a third-string quarterback who freshman linebacker Scot ans the 4Oln4.4seconda,that's Brantley, who starte& really a glue.-." "At times, he played well usually placid OreOon COP 31, Pacific U, . kois at Oakld . citing plays as I can In any game." I was a little concerned over I, WISISVN Olvilisa 70 I 0 0 1.000 31 -t Mist., loaf, *t1-7A AMERICAN LEAGUE (I) 540.1.20,3. Newosts lini I I 0 .300 53 20 sa Diego St7, FreIrnSt3 By BOB GREENE nipped Pittsburgh 74, Los An. Sin Jose St 20. Fullerton St 0 (1)3.30; 0(41) *40: P (II) 122.10: last Ken Cty AP Sp.rt Wrilir Bill Buckner's (ow T (414) )'O.IS; 30.41. In- pitching carried the Chicago W L Pct. OS IPi 0 2 0 .000 0 0 5outt1fl Cal $3. Ofigon 0 S CO11dO, 21. Cole School Mm II TWILPYN- I. Mone,hanev The Cincinna ti Reds are pull- Houston ti ss NATIONAL CONFERENCE geles crushed Atlanta, 8-1, cluding a two-nm homer, pro' Cuba over Philadelphia. It was P41w York Texas ALP 30. HIWIII 21 (1) 4-30.2-10, 2.10.2. DItty Dirt (3) swept a pair f ro It 4 .544 12 lusliro OMsis. log for their closest competitors m San vided the firepower as Tommy the PhIliles' 19th loss In their Clev eland S Louis 7 73 6.40.3.4; 3 LOW MolPOfl (3)3.00;0 20 7 21 UCLA 37, A rizona - the Los Angeles Dodgers Diego by 3-2 scores, and Mon. John hurled a six-hitter to lead last 25 games. But with Wash. 2 0 0 1.000 50 24 Lewis & Clark 2'. W WaiitInton 22 (34) 13.50; P (43) *30, 1 (432) 20 Detroit Francisco St * Oregon Tech 0 26.4; 31.13. treal and St. Lotes split a dou- Los Angeles to Its victory over burgh 'losing, the Phils win. 20 SI 453 25½ Diii 1.000 13 FeMllwk bleheader, St. Louis winning Atlanta. John, Ila A- 1.443: Handle- M.M. i i .i, n . 1040, extended tamed their four-game lead In "Wecbn'twanttocometouW file flrst9.7 and Montrealthking hl3 NY GIs West 0 2 0 .000 24 31 ballpark Wednesday having the nightcap i.e. Kin City strfngofscorelowbmng30 the NL East. 63 . c.. Oakland won It because San Francisco ChCgO ii 60 .310 13 before the Braves scored In 2 0 0 1.000 21 IS Astros 3.3, Padres 22 Rose slammed three doubles the fifth. Dick Ru Mivvieio$u Minn is .soi Ii 10 thven, 13-16, ORLANDOSINlitOLI but the Dodgers," said Cincln. to boost hi average to Jerry DaVanon's single Californ Ii 12 .457 5½ I I 0 .300 21 20 .3, ty. was the MATINIUSISULTS DAYTON A BEACH nafi's Pete Rose. scored Wilbur Howard with the Texas On Bay Ing him for third best In the Il 2 .453 0 2 0 .000 11 $5 MATINIS 11111375 Chicago 43 Mets 7, Pirates I The Reds clinched a tie for Western N Ql,Psjs .417 24½ winning run InthebottoinofI - t. Mdan..Aruna (I) PIIST-!. Summer Osw(1) league, 13 percentage points be. L.A. Saturday's 0 1 .750 10 1 3.00 the National League West Dlvi- hind leader Bill Macflock 11.503,4 4.60; 2. Echans.Ajhori (I) Dave Kingman drove home rth Inning of the first game, 2.20; 2. Staze (I) 4.10, 2.20: 3 of S Fran Cleveland 5.7. Baltimore $3 3303.0O; Unza-Yza (3)3.000 (13) Chi- five rims with two homers and a and CII! 1 1 0 .500 2' 33 APta (7) 4.10; Q 113) 14.20, sian crown Sunday by defeating cago. Boston S. Detroit I Sf11 Johnson e home 0 2 0 .000 31 51 31.50; 31.16. 32.1. P (SI) ISIS. sacrifice P4ew San Francisco 5.2. The victory York S. Milwaukee 3 Aflnfa 0 2 0 .000 24 54 fly and Ed Krane- two rims in the nightca p as SIC0ND 1. lcayza (3) &204.00 SECOND-- I. Kareman (3) 11.10, Oakland 3. Texas 2 N Onlns 0 2 0 .000 15 1 640. 3.10; CIncinnati to within one 33rd While Rose, celebrating his pool's pinch single plated the Houston swepi a pair from San 3.00; 2. AIdao'.s.AIberdI (7) 3.40 3.00; 2. Jolly Jumper (1) 340, birthday, sas City 5. ChIcago S Larrl.Coldo (1) 3.200 (37) 23.4: 300;). Pecos RockIl (2) 110; Q (1-3) Cory - or one Los Angeles straight slammed three winning rim as New York edged Diego by Identical scores. California 6. Minnesota 0 Su nda y'sRetells doubles, Gary Nolan, Pittsburgh. Of Pittsbur 2400; P (5.1) 03.10; 1 (312) 321.00; P (3-7) silo; DO (5.3) $00.11 lou - of winning Its fifth West 134, Sund ay's Results New England 30, Miami 11 gh 's six Canilials 14, Espos THIRD - 1. A$dun..Mlguel (3) 00 (1.3) 33.60; 31.12. Cl ela survived a shaky start, losses in ev nd Washington 5.3, BaltImore 42. 31, Seattle their last 24 games, Division title in seven years. 1 741545341; 2. EddV.CON. (3)6.05 THIRD- 1. Butt ermilk ( ) 7.4 The Cards' Ted Simmons 2nd game 13 then retIred 16 straight batters four have been P?lludetplIa 70. New York 3.70,2.10; 2. Kap Ann (1) 3.00. 340; 3.103. ca-Arena (4) 3.10: 0 (3-3) to the Mets. But Rae said the Reds want to give the BOston S. Detroit 1 slammed a bases-loaded triple Giants 7 Rats their victory. 10.00; 251.; P (33) 7so. 3. Streak Pete (6) 4.60; Kingman to wrap up th Kanias City 6. Chicago 5 Houston 13, Buffalo 3 has 37 home to key a five. with a vicrally , FOURTH - I. Eorv.Quioia (2) Nolan and Hawley Eastwfck runs, tops In now P,f411 30.30: T(4-141257-60.31.53. San Diego 23. Tampa bay 0 the majors. Oman ninth Inning of the opener. VetNew York 7, MIlwaukee 1, 3½ tory Tuesday night at home OUNTPI- I. Patient Polly (2) 9.40 4.40 3.00; 2. ArtiSinChet (4) teamed up for a four-hitter rain Pittsburgh 31. Clev eland II as Moreno and Willie Stargell had eran Wooclie Fryman checked innings, against San Diego. 3.00.7.10,2.60:2. Forever 5*15? II? 3.20 3.05; 3. DomIngo.Beno. (I) Mlrmetola 1. California DetroIt 24, Atlanta 10 EastIck recorded his 24th two-run homers 15.20, 7.00; 3. King John (3) 3.00: 0 5.20; 0(2.1) V: P (21)171.20; 00 Baltimore 2$, Texas 9.3, Oakland 113 Cincinnati 27 for Pittsburgh. St. Louis an three hits and Ellis In other NL games Sunday, save of the season, tops In the (7.4) 3040; P (2.4) 74.70; 1 (243) (3.2) $00.20. St Today's . Louis 21, Green Cub. 1, Phils e Gaines m Bay 0 the Chicago Cubs edged Phila. majors. FIFTH -1. Aldon-Juan (3)11.00 Valet" slammed a 321,40; 3115. Dallas 21. New Boston (Cleveland SO) at Di. Orleans FIFTH-). 0. R. Vinnie (I) 1340. 14 3.30; 2. MarurI.Lar,u (7) 4.20 delphia 1-0, the New York Mets A home rim by Jerry Morales log double as the Expos won troit (Glynn 01 () Los Angeles 10. MInnesota 10, 541,340; 2. Dodgers 8, Braves 1 Onion (4) 330. 3.20; 3. 310:3. Ailvu.Arca (1) 4.00 ,0(2.7) and Ray Burns' seven-hit nightcap. New York (Holtzman 130) at Reincarnated (I) 3.40; 0(1.4)31.50: 36401 P (27) 10541. Denver 15, New Milwaukee (Baits 11) (,) Jets 3 P (II) 00.00; T (14$) 50010; 31.13. SIXTH - I. Afla.EIoqza (3) Texas (Blyleven $213) at Col. Chicago l, San York Francisco 12 sharper hand," me anticsto fire upFlorl di for its Baseball Themselves By i "I don't remember game where the offense played with a Dickey sait "There were about as many as. remember Coach Doug ;1': ;I * To W n It All four and Bill Kynes one. t have got a little more a Tie,ing Seek Clinches tWaiRg NorW, Sasford. Ft. I I ' ' I I " __________________________________________ _ FOR DRIVING CONFIDENCE JOIN THE MICHELIN MOVEMENT _____ Chbho. __ ____ ______ INBTI - ii __ V. ____ sa . I . . . .. .I . I . : , 1 I, .. , jj IARRIVE A - VE__J SUNSI'IINF STAYE_ champion. But even an interesting night for the former _______ __ Elisha Obed and thatshou . _ ___ MCROBERTS TIRES , 1if .: , .!'t.i1 I'. I' i: iI 1, •'', .1 -. " I' -. '" , .. :. , . '-;:.. . i ' ' L I - '.''; - ............. ' I : ', , 4 i, - •-..,-, sri .. t.,. 4 - .T4F~, lflaLm lamilleggs!§ : 1mil - i ,L, 1. ". ,.' -' '' :' j.. I ' .1' 1' t.' ' 'ç v,; ) i :, .'-- "I •' ':i"•-.1't"t• , ;'.'- Irl ...,j 'S I ., .i,fl;:. .- '' 1 -I - .4. ... .?y .i'' , •;.ii.l..I'.i/,, I - r 'i ç' L i I -, 4 - 1-1 I, t~ v"!4, - - '.;t';' 11 1-.-'P. ; -~-,),. / `(.~j--J'~~-','.L _.,,>~_ . '. ~ 0 F I, ''.I ,'NV,.~';V~, ,~ 4 - :' -, t St % ( 'ttI4. ;'- JOHN DICKEY INC. r iei rc . :lb t., JOS Like I said, Obed just isn't Joey Vincent. He is 1, S ~, *. , '.. __________ into a shot sometime during the scheduled 30 minutes of z(N; X ~a ____ ntment _ Ii -. , , , -_- ___ __ i .';.•', 'S• �-ivelug NrW1 kurt FL I . m0wily,110. no irn Prisoners On Death Row .. 'Waiting To' Be Buried' ..EDITORS NOTE — "We are p said. sq went right on diawpa,, While they wait for the court to reconvene, th on Ing that picture." N juithaie.'t burledus yet" PI'ISOOSII On death row sit In their cells, some Ohio's death penalty law was - James flurm, 23, awahlag resig ned, some still hopeful, foundto meet the Supreme Im rUSS' electric Court's standards In an Aug. 10 IZCtUIISS with the 7-2 majorIty In relin- convicted oils a heinous crime ruling by a date court of apByMIItESILVERMAN posing capital punishment, Is. and the public don'tdlgit..."he peals. The ruling can be ap Associated Pram Writer sued a temporary day so the said. "I'm paying my debt to pealed to higher date courts "The waiting is what kills a full court could decide whether society by sitting In that chair and federal courts. man," says Carl Isom, who to reconsider Its ruling. ... Society and the jury never In a nearby cell, Carl Osmay be one of the tIM to the If While they wait for the court did say nothing about making borne, no said he "felt kind of capital punlatunent resumes In to reconvene, the prisoners sit me suffer before I sat In that weak for a second, to be honed the United States. In their cells, some resigned, chair. They didn't say, well, the with you," when he heard the ;; Isaacs and 30 other men wait some still hopeful. Georgia penal system, take all court's ruling. on Death Row In Georgia —one "I try real hard to get lt out ol his stuff, and make him sit up Osborne, his mother and an. p1 tine dates whose death my mind and sometimes I there with nothing and make other man were convicted In %enalty laws were specifically can," said Mart Morton Moore, humbug out of his mind before separate trials of killing Herbpiwld In a landmark U.S. Su- 24, who waits on Death Row In you burn him ..." make Ross. Osborne maintains preme Court ruling on July 2. Texas. He was sentenced to the On hearing of the court ruling he Is Innocent. "I cant believe I'm going to the two other for raping and killing a woman, from a fellow Inmate at the states, Florida and Texas, "If I thought about It all the Reidsville jail, bases said, "I the electric chair," he said. "I 116 men and started grin, can't see dying for It ning and looked up at a friend of d he, two .under death sentences in dates It has been nine years since mine and said, 'Well, those whose laws are being tested in the death penalty was carried SOBS done got what they want- has become interested in reliout In this country. Between ed,so that's lt ... 'I went back to glon. A woman sent him a '.lower courts. For many of these prisoners, 1930, when reliable records a friend of mine and told him, Bible, and he said he'd read It the question uppermost In their were tIM kept, and 1967, 3,9 'Well, It looks like our time has through twice. "I believe there's a God, yes. come, It's over.' He didn't say minds Is the one asked by persons were executed. , Charles Proffitt. condemnedIn me supreme Court ruled in too much. He was sort ofqulet." I've even got down on my knees Isaacs said he has "a feeling and prayed to that God ..." Florida: "Who's going to be the 1972 that existing death penalty lawsgavetoomuchdlscretlon I'mgoing tobe the first they fry Isaacs said. "I've got awhole 'firettogo?" Prison officials don't yet to judges and juries to be in this place," but added, "I'm wall of Bible certificates from not saying I'm just going to correspondence courses. I know who or when, but those equally applied, walk up there and sit down. No Most states then wrote e 01 ... I'm going to fight like a tiger laws. me court struck down 'I'm paying my debt to statutes In North Carolina and all the way. Ain't no way they "I cant believe I'm going society by sitting in that Louisiana that made the death can sedate me enough to sit to the electric chair. I :ctair.,. Society and the penalty mandatory for certain down in that chair on my own." can't see dying for :jury never did say crimes. He said he would not ask his something I didn't do." At the time, 572 men :nothing about making me and 10 women — Convicted Murderer were on Death family to come to the prison on suffer before I sat in that Rows In 30 states. the day of his execution. Carl Osborne chair.' 'No. I've thought about Georgia's Carl bases, for i — Convicted Murderer whom the word dread Is wait- that," he said, "and I believe Carl Isaacs lag, said, "I'd rather go ahead I've made them suf fer enough believe lf there lsa God, I don't If they'regoing to burn me. This asitls" know whether I'll be on his list One of his bIed worries ecting executions have goddamned cell gets smaller by or not." last day, he said, ~exp pent the summer gearing up. the day. I don't think l can take a bout But for Warne K. Patterson, ai d I'm going to dirty 'I'm afr In Texas, electricians have al- It if there Of head of Denver, It will mean relief at they myself when they come get ready checked the electric and postponements before "shedding the mantle of being me." chair at the date prison. put me in the chair." the last man to perform an usIn In Florida, state prison Supt. Isaacs, 22, is one of three men William Roberts, one of 48 cution." Patterson, former Cot. Leverette said he was sentenced to the for the 1973 men on Ohio's Death Row, said orado State Penitentiary war. looking for an executioner to execution-style slayings of six he Is not afraid to the because den, pulled the switch that re Push abutton and Pull a lever to members of the 4J(Iay family at "I am spiritually ready for leased a deadly cyanide pill and generate power In the electric their farm near Denalsonville, anything that happens to me In killed Luis Jose Mange, 48, in 'Chair. The former officeholder Ga. In an Interview with this life. I consider It the will of the gas chamber on June 2, wore a black hood and earned Charles Postell, state editor at God." 1967. $100 per execution — the last the Albany. Ga., Herald, Isaacs Roberts said he was sitting in "I had no personal feeungs," two of which were in May 1964. discussed his feelings about dy. his cell at Southern Ohio Cor. said Patterson, who opposes Proffltt's question mud re tag, and how he reacted to the rectional Facility at Lucasvllle capital punishment. "Your main unanswered until the Su- news of the Supreme Court de- drawing a picture when he mind is so clouded during promo Court reconvenes. Jun. clslon. learned of the court's ruling, something like that that you tire Lewis Powell, who sided "I know that the crime I was "I was calm and collected," just carry out the law." __ I F Death Rows In ,ho an additional and time, would rim me crazy," turned around : 1 4 ________________ Evening Herald, Sanford. FL NOTICE Old Flame Sparked At Reunion ABBY: Last June, when my husband went back to his hometown for his 50th high school reunion, he started up with an old sweetheart he THE CITY OF SANFORD IS ACTUALLY BELOW REFERS TO A TAX INCREASE. THE CITY HAS ELIMINATED ITS OLD - n w Ii TECHNICALITY OF THE STATE LAW REQUIRES AN AD TO SHOW THIS , - TRANSFER, ALTHOUGH THE TOTAL CITY TAX MILLAGE WILL CHANGE FROM 6.33 MILLS TO 6.30 MILLS. I entered the hospltaJon June 19, 1941, a nd was examined by Several Into=.and nurses, who told me that I would deliver twins. I had a long difficult labor, so when only one baby lit ? I By EWE GROSSMAN assistant deMner's lob. NEW YORK — What's It like to break Into the garment industry fresh out of fashion school? What, In fact, has hap- $M.They told us In school It takes 10 to the business. learn as much z iet so spring after they won designing awards In a competition held by the Corduroy Council of America? design with a hooded duffle coat, she'd been hired as assistant to the head designer at Motile Parnia, a Seventh Avenue firm. In the case of one, the answer Is everything; in the other, nothing. Oddly enough, in both instances the awards have had no effect. Eleanor London, 30, a "He called the school and asked for someone and I went on the Interview. I began working there in March. Probably 45 klcto graduated with me and I'd £__•_ .yLwu,uurare o king native New Yorker, won the most Innovative design in corduroy award with a graceful, two-piece dress. MIAMI (AP) For more Judgement and insight ap- By the summer of this year, a robbery and kidnap to being a frustrated Starr fired his trial peeping torn. 'Indian convicted of murder, The state's case was based on defense lawyer and sued him Starr, a boxer by profession, 'wrote letters proclaiming his circumstantial evidence. for $l.2 million. A new appellate had been charged in an earlier innocence and demanding a he After conviction, Starr began lawyer, Mike Gold, agreed to beating of Miss Aultman. At detector test. his campaign for exoneration, the test. State Attorney Richard that trial two weeks before the "1 want to take a He detector and kept demanding a poly- E. Gerstein ordered it. murder, Miss Aultmnan testified test. They refused tolet me take graph test. , Holmes studied the case and that Starr beat her because he pne. The prosector wouldn't let He wanted Warren D. Starr's background, learning was jealous. She said that after me. My own lawyer wouldn't Holmes, an ex-cop with 21 years that Starr had a 32-entry rap an earlier beating she needed 16 allow It," Starr told The Miami experience as a he detector shed, stretching back to 1952 stitches because Starr had Herald. authority, to do the testing. with everything from burglary, knocked out he r t eeth and bro. After long legal ken two beer bottlesover her manuevering,Starr,37,flnafly head. got a chance to take the At the murder scene, In polygraph. Then he refused. shambles because of a fight, Staff, police said they found part of Freddie Starr Griffin, was Starr's dental bridge. Starr found guilty of murdering Joe • claimed that Ginger must have 'DiMagglo's old girlfriend, MarPEMBROKE PINES ( AP) — Ninety security guards at the had it In her purse tha Virginia Aultman, in 1974 to have It and was sentenced to 80 years state mental hospital here have been suspended without pay repaired. He said It broke after calling in sick in a dispute over pay and benefits. in prison. weeks before when he coughed "These (state officials have been Ignoring us for almost a year From his jail he and it fell. A forensic odonto. logid said that was Impossible letters to Prcsident FOIl, Sen. now," said Ed Galizia, a representative of the 101-man security Edward Kennedy, l,tass., at- force at South Florida State Hospital. "We want to put the heat on because the bridge was made of torney William Kunstier, the them now." chrome cobalt steel, the Herald Negotiations went late Into the night as Broward County reported. Bureau of Indian Affairs, the sherurs deputies filled in at the hospital, which has a population FBI and the newspapers. Pathologist Joseph H. Davis He telephoned the Herald 31 of 1,400, including a number of court-hold patients considered testified that Miss Aultman's dangerous. contusions were consistent with The sick-out, which state officials say Is illegal under Florida The message was always the fist blows, not a blunt In. law, began early Sunday and continued with today's shills, a Same: "I'm strwnent. Starr's fists were 'Miss Aultman, who at was hospital spokesman said. badly bruised and swollen for Robert P. Kelley, district administrator of the Health and A laded beauty, worn and overdays after the crime, the Her(veight, was killed December Rehabilitative Services Department, said that security would not aid reported. He said he had 27, 1974. she had once been do- be problem. hand disease for a long time. "We will probably have more people around here than we really • scribed by society columnists Starr's fingerprints were tak. s a 'look-alike for Marilyn r.eed,"he said. en from the telephone in GoldKelley said that guards frvm Florida's other three mental Monroe." She had converted berg's apartment, according to hospitals were called in today as part of a contingency plan her "Miss Teenage Miami" acpolice. He claimed he had been claim to a centerfold for Play.. devised over th, past few weeks. to the apartment as a guest so The hospital has been the cer1ter of controversy for years. that he and Ginger could per. boy. There was talk about an career after bit parts in Residents of this town wt of Fort Laacicrdale have dubbed the form sex acts, and that the hosputal the "catbovd ca;tfr" because of frequent encapes by murder must have occurred television. . inmates held by court i,r*r. When she was killed, her after he left them sleeping. e w'ly uwWejit. reported £ur4sy was a minor mattress fire (eazion was "barmaid." Th Holmes interrogated Starr Her body was found nude and &PParer,t1Y set by one of tie -Psrna cell .SrOaOfa ward, a for two hours. "Have you got everely beaten in the Miami hospital sman said. this taped?" Starr asked. Galizia said the guards were ai'gered by dc.4ays in getting a Beach apartment of 73-year-old "Certainly," Holmes replied. Carl Goldberg, described by decision on the pay hikes. There was a long pause. The guard.; have d(IrnU4sd $145'ariionth raIit as hazardous "Look," said Holmes, if prosecutors as a sugar daddy. you Hewasalsofowidnudeandseare telling the truth, stick to I verely beaten but did not die. $9000. your guns. If this Is a wow job, Kelley,whmct with abomg5oguarde Sundry, told them, "I was it will tear you asunder." The Herald checked out Starr's story, learning that hoping we'l be able to get you the type of financial renumeratlon Holmes attached the poly( Miss Aultznan and Starr lived you deserve and we were worklsg on that wher this unfortunate graph instrument. He told Starr together at the time of the mnur- event oceured. What you have deisan illegal act and Iam just the questions he would ask: 1 der. Starr was usitig an alias very sorry." "Did you strike Carl Goldj becaune he was a ogitive from Kelley referred to a state statubt probibitinr walkouts by berg?" Montana whe'e te had been government employes. "I don't like this procedure," j convicted a drug charge. Conditions at the hospital were rri1cwe' aturØay by a Starr suddenly announced. Goldberg didn't testify at legislative subcommittee headed by .Rep. Dvtd Lehman, I.). "Don 't you want to take the Sarr's murder trial in October lIollyw ad. The I&w1n&kersheardr4th'Ier,1cjoyesmud test?" Holmes asked. 11975. He couldn't, doctors said, work through their lunch periods tut ct get paid for the extra Starr said he didn't. That 1. because ie was disoriented to time and that freezes and job trander have required some endea that, Holmes remains In time, plmce and person... employes to work two )ohs without exl.ra fiiy. the Florida State Prison. — now. "My Sick' Security Guards Suspended Without Pay . __ i. , " 5, • , L • . • :' • ,. i. — ONORI Jaraarr4jpr. I UUCUI I Li H The City of Sanford proposes to increase ..." :ff. I 0 . ' O r : \' ... ...; _ _, • , ,r. Conference Slated Life Stride lays low in price and style . with this fresh, new-looking flat. It's comfortable fashion that's a sensible buy! of Snfrd, Florida DIAL 322-1822 IN q 4 Ci (. ' 11 11 I 10 •— a Touch A munity College, local conference chairman. a a WithThe HERALD r 7 Just _ FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY • . ,.•.. •'.•s•u, : Month 0 a Call Today And . '\ A • who was featured in the Aug. 16 edition of Time Magazine in the edtion section, will present a demonstration on .l widelyacclaimed Dartmouth Intensive Language Model. For more a $ 40 Professor John Rassias of City Clerk 0 is 4L bicultural and ESL programs Rust, black and navy Sizes S to 10 AAAA to B widths a it '- , t Dartmouth College, Home, 4i Of \ I All area lordgn language teachers are urged to a tend. Scheduled are many speakers and activities guaranteed to :..*:.:.:-.I.:.. it a I nrich language teachers' foreign language bilingual By: U.N. Tamm, Jr. IS It Give Your Student A Treat - Bachmann of Seminole Coin- City 209 E. COMMERCIAL a 41 its Fall Conference at the Carlton House Resort Hotel in Matching Handbags V., Sanford Flower Shop :ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. The Florida Foreign a anguage Association will hold 0 RAT is bAck ANd bEAuTiful ppr One of Central Florida's Fln4nt Florists 4 L If 41 POTTED PLANTS •A RTIFICAL ARRANGEMENTS :EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, . Foreign Language .1, 1. THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY Itit Ilt WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME. City of Sanford, Florida. City Commission of the .2. it • _____ •: FOR PARTIES-WEDDINGS ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS • CORSAGES •DISHGARDENS Her fiance, born in Tus- - ' 60 ft • 811 I '• ..4i ANGELA BERRY Joosa'Ala.,ts the grandson o Mrs. Ben Perde, Tuscaloosa, left) Josette Gray, MonIca Dixon, Karen Thornton, Mae K. Evans, Karena and Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph University for two years. He Is Bracey, Deborah Smith, Fellsa Black, Willie Smith and James ray. SO Flood, Tuscaloosa. He Isa 1974 presently he be U. S. (bo(tom, from left) Valarle Mellon, Beverly Smith, Debora Slokes, Audrey graduate of Maynard Evans The weddinglat will anNavy. event McGrifl and Patrice Wilson. The chapter sponsors an annual scholarship and High School, Orlando, and of Oct. 16 at 6 p.m. at the First organizes a drive to raise funds. attended or a State Baptist Church, Orlando. a \ 41 r IS 11 I 11 TABLE • The Seminole County Chapter, Florida A & M University Alumni honored new and returning I"AMU students at a recent reception. Attending were (top, from 1. 27, 1976, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. in the " i ':lOh fr. and Orlando. ' Miss Berry, born in Orlando, Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Williams, 541 Valencia St., Sanford. She Is a 1974 graduate of Willis, R. Boone High School, Orlando and attended StetsonUpjvsity, DeLand, for two years, where she was a cheerleader, member of the dormitory - • • The German American 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry. Society of Central Florida in. A typical German meal will vites members, guests and be offered, starting at 4P.m.:' friends, to attend their annual with bratwurst, German potato 7V' ''I Oktoberf eat. A touch of Old salad and sauerkraut. Price for World flavor wjflbenoted lathe the meal will be $2. ,: traditional cost umes of the men German music will be played In their lederhosen, and the by two different bands. Music ___ women in their dirndls. This donation Is $2 for members, $3 gala event will beheld on Oct. 9, for guests. German beer and from 3p.m. to 1 am., at the various mixed thinks will be German American Clubhouse, served. David Flood, son Mrs. John 'Ste hen Flood • ... 2I220 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD DIAL 322.3524 •• '.'° '. I •.aia., F'h #iIVSUJ ii&um.i .• Oktoberfest Scheduled Flood Angela Williams Be I - : once :82 as Y • • engagement of her datioht.r, A -' Li -. Commission Room in the City Hall of the . Mrs. Nancy Williams sons eIT)', - , I Design competition , Michelle • Hollingsworth (left) poses with a model Most innovative design in corduroy award went to Eleanor London (inset) of New York, for her white wearing her hooded corduroy two-piece dress with camisole top and duffle coat In yellow: pinwale with patch. triple-tiered skirt, both trimmed with ribbon, pockets, snap closure and Broadway and there's placement for New York's drawstring hood over much more mass Fashion Institute of white corduroy pants. production and copying Technology, another there." prestigious fashion school, She is In an almost chances of working for the "U you do get a job with a big names who constitute unheard of position, top house right out of According to Nancy probably only one per cent school, it will almost never of the industry Pro slim." Folse, assistant director of be a designing job. And the job 11 ' 1 the increase will be held on September A I evening things. We do sort of a sportswear 4,g that's really my love." Michelle earns $175 a week "which is fair for Seventh Avenue. Th e salaries are a little hit lower than the Broadway houses (where the moderate price apparel that clothes most of the country originates). You don't get to work with the quality fabrics on board." When she does land that I I your property taxes. A public hearing on • includes designing dresses and . , / NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE wr - aL•t_I_ She graduated from New York's Parsons School of Design in June and now, at this writing several weeks later, she's still looking for an assistant designer's job. "I'm doing freelance illustrations In the meantime, but you need more than one of those jobs to survive. It's not very lucrative. But It's pretty easy for me because I live with my parents and I don't have to pay room and . than a year, Starr, a Blackfoot peared impaired." I IC' I I the Corduroy Council y, uuI _r•!_• award for bed nautical Berr * .- • Li • I .. i4 i11 • .4— 1 & - I Area Engagement jhen Refused To Take It iJ He Screamed For Polygraph Test F ' Hollingsworth, 2:'= graduated from Parsons in January. Before she won Introduced to the press last —•— 11 TF, I 0100- ' !2 , I . X?16 I.." can design everything and eventually open up my own pened to two young graduates of Parsons School of Design who were li didn't do." FERRING ITS DEBT MILLAGE. A perlence. My doctor told me I was carrying twins, and I was thrilled. Infected his wife. Since the wile girl was presented to me, I was Ernie took 60 Polaroid plc. Is coming In for a routine so relieved to have ft over withI es at the reunion, and this checkup ne wants you to didn't fuss because I didn't get womanIsin50ofthem.'5 the twins l had expected. skinny, has orange hair and telling her what she has. wore a light knit dress with a Should the doctor: Well, 34 years later while plunging neckline. A. Refuse subterfuge and Standing in the checkout line at He's called her long distance insist that the guy level with his the supermarket, I nearly several times (she lives In San wife? fainted when I noticed that the Diego), and I'm sure they're B. Agree to test for woman ahead of me was the corresponding the way he gonorrhea, and lithe test is image ofmy daughter who lives breaks his neck to get the mall Positive, tell the wife the whole in California! She could have story? been her identical twin sister. A a told our children all C. Go all out and even He a sick feeling came over me,but I 'about her, and they've been little to keep the philandering was so numb and speechless, I teasing me. He says It's all in husband out of trouble? couldn't bring myself to speak (iso, but I'm not sure. to her. ALABAMA M.D. Maybe I'm handling It all DEAR M.D.: Under no dr. wrong, but I told Ernie he could cumstances That incident has haunted me an efluiesi have his freedom If he'll give doctor treatwould a patient for a for several months. I have no me 50 per cent of everything he venereal disease without telling Idea how to dart searching for has. her what she has. (She could this woman, but If lever see her !.need some expert advice, conceivably infect os.) And again, you can bet jwilJ think of *Abby. What sho uld I do? In the Interest of public health, something to say to her. JEALOUS AT65 WONDERING IN Instruct the V.D. source to tell DEAR JEALOUS: Don't his wife — or you will. PHOENIX make Ernie any offers you DEAR ABBY: The letter In don't Intend to honor. He just your column signed J.M. just • Everyone has. problem. What's may call your bluff. yours? For a personal reply, Writs to floored me! It was from a ABBY: Box No. SPiN, L.A., Calif. DEAR ABBY: I would like to woman who had given birth to ,soo. Enclose stamp.d, sail. pose an ethical problem faced twins 34 years dressed •nvsi.p., please. ago, by many doctors. Here's the by her doctor that and was told adHat, to writs letters? Sand $1 to one twin had Abigail Van Sure,,, Ui Lasky Dr., scenario: died, but never saw a birth Beverly Hills, Calif. Nih, for Ab. A husband phones to say that certificate or a death certificate for Allbooklet "How to Writs Lsflen has picked up a case of for the "dead" Occasion,." Pleas. .ncl.se a baby. long, self-addressed, stamped (2 Sc) gonorrhea and fears he has Abby. I had a similar ex- envelope. THIS YEAR, EVEN THOUGH THE AD BONDED DEBT AND IS TRANS Abby hadn't seen since graduation. Ernie ls8 and retlre(J,and she's a 67-yearold widow with 11 grandchildren! LOWERING THE CITY TAX MILLAGE I D Door Monday, SIpt. 20, ne—,i """' Few Make It In Fashion By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN something I onewonian.Hundreda more are Moore said lnaninterview. 4 VYC*AM The HERALD a a.. • ,,, Be On It s • r a — Wa y ' a 4•'\i ' 'IL r.''iit' information, College of Educatior at Florida Technological Unive rsity. ''- • it 4a a 322 2611: Evening Heiald aaa .,'v, w a a a a a a a a a. a a a a a a aa - N-* , • . . '.' S .4.. • . •• ."' " I 4 • ~~ .IZZZ~ • .11 ,.•.• ' T4 : '. , • •', I , • , I' • • - • 'I. • ' I. ••'' .). , - , . . .4 A ?f_ ..;_• , , ••• 1. • - ' •• . -•. • •, I • . - .' -. . . '''' Jor JI( , - ' 1 I • • • .. -. -,.. . • • Ii , / . . . L.:r r •jJ/ I...i . .1 1.... .. . • r.. ' L :. .i,.!Sr,,f 'c'-' 1 ' a. . a •.:+ - •• I.4:4,f . .!. .i r' ,,"-1 '. . ' ipll I 'ij:'' .•. :,,• .. w • .' .L, -c,•c c; • • i'.-. •••. I• ..,.•,. ••% 'I .. -•' • .• q . •• £ I . i. ..s•,, Iii, S f . . • " ' ( V`-• ,.` _ : l •, 4 �!!NeraM,u,tpL TELEVISION j LISTINGS 'a w Monday -. ciyo' 4) CE DECs.fl1E surr On P11 flS P15 n r. D'uvR Pub,.. p, __ Evening tOO aEacy OPE fl (, ____ dol Ji.$11.. _ NEWS • RHYTHM. BLUES, SONG cc (I) e p&ws 73 ZOOM CE ac____ 700 CUB - (4) CI) RI100A Season Ilini.... RIifIk11 lace ______a etisn buig tIflS P'i". b lie UU. smn CI) Th€ c.'Pma TBILLE. wU. AND )4 Dan w Tore Twv _ -, w r1y run_____ bert. .ds ONsso'i, i Pab. Pe,v MArshal. 14 THE ADAMS CHRONICLES: 1750-1900: Fbi* 01 a sides 0113Y ic se fwy, m hamd cl pi sI a reloit Tct lbs Uon. erw 1756. b 1770: (R) 14 TIE PROTECTORS 830 cc ci) Ppyj• 5 nakis a ca- rear ctisn ehen she be . siderO b a mintir of the Sin Frw*oc ci &j- 35 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE woo CI) MALIDE Season prsnIere. k boss Vtvi b edsrd Ow ,fswral cia -. •• i kI,i. • msui. (I) Pfl.. FOOTBAU. . lend Raids. vs Kwas city cIual. 31 FALL OF EAGLES: Firsnears. 13 .pE.od. series 01 ore hOur &wns 01 pers O 4Olii*y isihd Eutr.çe from 1848 1916. ie "eses of vs Ow IITOeITS of lie CI) GOOD MORNING MERICA raond MArv*ig A at l25ard 825 am., local rews. weslw. spol) tOO (4) (1) C A P TA I N KANGAROO DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fri.) MAX a pJp, C!) IN SCHOOL TELEVISIOPk L*at 4 PJTL. I)JVai P. F,sburg. COISOy SdE0I ShiliflL 24 ROBERT MAC tEL FEPORT S OCYCLOSELIP 2-4 ULUS. YOGA AND YOU Maurice Dsnham. Barry Fosler. n* othar vzio (4) (1) AWS FAIft Pinrulers Ccmsdy 'ides 5 ring Richard Crenna, ZaSU 1950 l n.)TheGlossKayAiars I (Fit) The Lady Has Plare." SWAGOART Ray MIiNd. claid. 1942 ___ 10:00 PSIiedS TV 51 tIs i weekrsDiiie Dy ocunedy end lety S v IL Marty Feldman in 'SEX WITH ASMILE' 5 35 NOT FOR YEN Ghosls: PclyBersn. .FrwFIeld. (9) HOT SEAT (12) MARCUS WaBY, Mo. 1130 misw*uso ANOFLIAUAIKET iYI*YWNDAYIA.M.lp.M (2) . ECONOMY ti1 NIGHT __________ Il J Sanford Optimist Club Installation banquet, .... .. AM. - 5:30 P.M. INSIDE . SATURDAY O.Noon ZZA MAKER - Local. FICE GIRL ._ kstowledge. The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday ___________________________________________________________ - _____________________________ _ 4-Persenjp i8-iIp Wanted - V • - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON 0 WITHIUDYRAIMOOME LADY COCOA , • Furnished2BR garage apt. 33Cm Mellonvll Ave. want position in priat, caring for invalid. Will live in, Have car. 3232731, ___________________________ - 4 room apt. downstairs and S room apt, upstairs. $100 month Phone 3220211 Will care for elderly lady ' tlernan in private home. Call alter 5p.m., 3773305. Will care for elderly in my home5 _ the family. Reasonable Rentals ________________________ Unfurnished • ' .1 ..',:.,',, mo. 156 Seminole Avi. 323.1309. - Kish Real Estate 31ADuplexes DUPLEX- Furnished or un furnished Ideal location Reasonablererit 365-3721. '-" ' INC. -' IBRapt,kat equip..AC,carpet Adults. No pets, 595. 3222296 wkdys after i _______________________ Ridgewse Arms" "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" 1, 3, & 3 BR apes Tennis. Unturnispie. two bedroom Security LITTLE WEKIVA ESTATES - 3 swImming, playground, Deposit. Adults Preferred 332. bedroom, 1bathbrickfrtp,0 teat room, laundry room 6420 or 333 iSIS Kitchen equipped, new central H and clubhouse. 2500 Rldgewood -. A. new roof, back yard Bir.B.Que Ave Sanford. PH 3326.120 andisfenced.Lotsofextrasinthis 32-Hou sUn hod one for iust: $25,000. BAMBOO COVE ARTS ' • NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apartments - - 2306 _______ __________________ flew modern single story I & 2 bedroom apts. and Completely I BR, 1'3 bath paneling, carpet, drapes, Central air $710 mo $100 sec dip 323 0102 furnished studio apartments. Sonora- Fur sale or rent- Lovely) Conveniently located & beautifully BR. 2 bath, 2 car garage. central landscaped, Abundant Storage heat and air 63S 3091 (Includingattic)an4" Energy Efficiency Package". From $143 7 Bedroom unfurnithed house. Call 3210230 between 0 & 5:30 to school, and shopping Call 332. 1010 2 BR, 1 bath, with fireplace, kitchen _________________________ equipped. $150 mo.. utilities in arage sales are in season Tell the abOut it With a Classified Ad in thi Herald 322 2611, 831 9993 •cluded. Call eves, 333.1194 ________________________ Executive home. 130 West Crystal Oriv. Loch Arbor, I BR, 2 baths, rec. room with lirepiace. Air, carpet. kitchen equipped. $773 per mo $100 dep 322 0016 LAKE MINNIE - Just reduced i bedroom, 2 bath CB home. Has central heat and air, well for sprinkler system, fenced rear yard, utility shed and lot more for lust $27,000. OR EAMWOLD - LAKEVIEW - 3 bedroom, 2 bath CB stoni front home with a double car garage. Newer home with all latest appliances. Screened patio, roof top vents, carpets, recently cleaned, VACANT and ready for you to mcve in $29,500 MAYFAIR-SCOTT Avenue 3 bedroom, 2 bath with a large - beamed Family Room. Recenlly Painted inside and out. New central teat and air system. You will be proud to own this one for 1.37.500 Deltona -7 BR, P both Phone 571 3521 otter S m - eQ Pi',l Esta?e Broker 100 E 7Slri i 332 665S 4 Sanfords newest residential neighborhood New 23 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM I Jim Hunt Realty Inc. 2571 Park Dr. 322 3991 3:77 9201 _________________________ eneva Gardens I.iixuty Patio 25,OOO To Place Your Money Making Ad Bralley Qdham-323-4670 Sanford, Ha. °rolettiOnJIIY Manased .i 'a 5, - -.. You - , L,i'9e ivooihd Ll5 Pa.cd SlrretS Si'n cr'. S,d.'walh'. Slrcet I qPlts CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FO ROOFING CONSTRUCTION The Herald 211 W lSth Additions 322.2611 COULD BE 4 BR UNIQUE - Over 25 ft. country kitchen with tortoise shell cabinets. Sharp House - Far Sanford. FJa Remodelinq i CALL 3223 103 Used Office Furniture ,,., '.k & c:',,,rs. Si V'l,f4i esIc a. .hairs. Stroiqnt ct,,,,s, filing Cabinit, Os 5 Casn ann cOrry IOOLL'S Clisselberry. 17 92 • 70725th,I Laurel Ave., Sanford. $2 yard loaded at the farm, Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen (offIlS).2mi.eastOsteensnidge. FLORIDA - ROSES 64-Equipment for Rent _____________________________ SteamCIeanYourOwnCa, Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLL'S FURPIITUE,3fl.51$,, ________________________ 1975 Granada, one owner, air corn. diticried, A.M.FM radio, exc,ilent condition, $3,300. Phone 134-3164. - 1963 Corvair Mania, factory air, $395. Old Monroe Road, Box 548, I block South of 14. Lease a Datsun including 7 cars aId truckS. or lflPoqrnaflOn call Sill Ray or Jack Mink. 131 1310. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models Call 3731570 or 131 1605 Dealer --------- 68--Wanted to Buy ---------- to Want buy furniture, toilet fix. anything of value. 322 1973 Capri 2400, 7 door, excellent condition, 1 speed. AC. 322-2311 _____________________________ after 5:30 p.m. ture,. - Cash 322-4132 - For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or '1001 items, Larry's Mirt. 215 Sanford Ave. Castn for Antique,, Consignments wanted, Hi.Way 16 Auction Galleries, 322 6912. We Buy Furniture 1971 RX3 Mazda, rotary engine, automatic, air, good CondItion. 1.150 & take over payments of 07 1S. 323-3915. 1969 Plymouth, 2 dr., lIT, 315 eng., extra clean cond. Needs tran. srnisson o-h. $300. 3235215 after 6 PM. - DAVE'S 3296116 - PINEY WOODS BARN - We Ru, Furniture & Miscellaneous Sill tOf 30 t commission Fr,e Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m 1976 Cutlass Supreme, air, bucket seats, automatic, less than 3.000 miles, Best offer over 1.4,900. 031 7011 or 323 3709. Mustang, 6 cylinder, 3 speed, tape deck and heater Phone 372. 641.4 Sanford 377 27/0 IBUSDIREcTORy /'1_ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 107 W Cnmmerii Ppiørt' 37? 7811. Sanfo,'ct ___ __ 42-Mobile Homes ______ Aluminum Siding 97) Schult Chateau 3 BR, l" bath, 17' x 6$' with 3' x 17' tip out. Call after 5. 323 1365 _____________________________- Home Improvements - 3 BR. li bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phone 323. - I can cover your Pioryii with alum SIdIng & soIl.? S%'em AI5 Voofng Gutters 20 rS E.p Eagle Siding Co 151 936) '73 Ramada double wide. 21'xöO', 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen, living room, dining room, den ww 59,000. 3330011 after 5 p.m. Pest Control ______ .,'r pi,i,. P,i!"'r'1 & 5,r.jLa?d Brick & S'c&' 50cC iIt 172 2190 ART Biuw,, PEsi CONTROL 2562 Pin Dr,e 132 9165 . Stenstrom Realty 2392 Hartwehl. Cozy 3 BR, 2 bath, in like new condition. Cenlral heat and air, I LIGHTII'IAULING&YARD ANDGARAOECLEAN UP Phone 319 3371 43-Lots-Act'eage - SANFO,RD- 67 'y A):res near St. Johns. $110,000 6.47.1011. L.,rxj .Jen.ng. lii Or'. c..i,, ro(k All knø, of d0g.rq HQuse?rOper, Stored and mo,e 327 9142 Ads didn't a proveme Iii , _____ WALTER B STEELE Reg Real Estate Broker "Your Business Is Appreciated" 371 Ol6lor 372 0949 eves 110 P4. Palmetto A, , Sanford Cent,al Heat I Air Cond.Iianing For tree estimate,, call Carl 'x f _____________ Landscaping & L3wfl Care _____________________________ Harrit at SEARS in Sanford 373 Free Estimate,. Merchandise __________________________________ . . . : estimates, 1)06050. ' • "cJ ',,1iP '- Well Drilling . . .4 _________________________________ All , viS. U'. ,gt We repair end wrlc, STIPIEMACHIPIEI SUPPLY CO Si'i4i4KLER SYS'EV --, Palntinhi 701W n4 St ' ______' __________________________ yOU ARE MISSING OSE THING IF YOU HAVE NT 7 RI ED A CLASSII lED AD LATELY -'l' '.4.", ..'t;,,, - , .'• k ' BUDGETS ,cza.... ! .a27 64 I :. ROISTERED WI rw VAL.. • tiE Id IL'. .5 5.. 1 "i LIM :arpenlry. Remodeing Additions CuStom Work Licensed BOnded Ff tst mate 12390)1 ' . 32) 5092 'e . ?.yj' .iit -- WF.LI' DRILLED, P..MPs Vi's carpets & re upholstering Fr ' , . CALL 322 2olI Grass cutting, noyardtc)oiargecrtoosmall General Maintenance. Licensed 30 e*p Also Shampooing i , . Gel some action with 3 H,rald -'-4 Carpentry, Remodeling & Rooting Houwwashing. Painting, Inside & cut Custom built cabinet, 1. • .. CiOtSilied ad We'll nep you write an 3d Itijt will bring fast sale '4 . YOUR HOME! .' a new home! Moving to an : apartment? "' ' , PhOne 323 1192 liii. _.,......,.. . WANT TO SELL EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimming ' : - Bacluhoe Loader Pr Jfl .av -_._ Roof Repairs, Cavpentr, Piti,ig, Home Ripair, Guttering. Cement work. Free estimates 1.31 0447 4. Priced right. . " Lite Clearing. Mowing, Dicing; Fill Dirt, Cloy: RocX. Sand; C E SHEPHERD Painting, Remdeiinq. Ceneral Repairs Call 313 0175 p . ESTERSONLANDCLEARING A FRACTION OF THEIR COST STOP AND THiNK A Ai FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS iNLJTE Classified Ads didn't w0ui,'t be any $ " HUHEY EQUIPMENT Lnts in Georgetown & GOk*bcro area to close estate. Cash only. Ai Small house across from Crooms School. $1,995 cash. Prime small acreage parcels near I Guaranteed reconititioned auto b0ttrie, SI'.9S exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. CIassifie Bulido;ig. Excavating, Ditch work, AJ?era.'ns Dre'cs Say r ; Dr..;.-s Fill clint, top 501 3775943 tJ0h.'i'.f,, 32? 0707 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR ome choose 3222420 ANYTIME SEALTORS MLS 2143 PARK STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If C&A BackHoe Service ____________________ Ua"Iliia, "n 3lO3OrlandoDr.ve Saford 323 5200 L DCH ARBOR 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 204 Ridge Drive, Spacious I BR, 7 bath home. 200 yards from Mayfair Country Club. Freight DJmIged Rtt&n Furniture Extras include refrigerator Ice Sale- Chair, regular 15995, now despenser, dishwasher, central $19.95. Many other items to heat and air, OPP warranted, from, World of Imports, 115 Selling for 143.000 Magnolia, downtown Sanford. Call Sanfords Sales Leader Land Clearing work,, there eouldnt be any. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - -i' ______ • :fo'mrrIy Harriett's Beauty Nook) 1SVR FHA FINANCING Yours for - Piano Services - TOWER'S BEAUTy' SALON ' 020 Valencia Court 3 yearS new 3 BR. 1 bath, UENA VISTA - 1316 Elliott - 2 BR. 2 bath home with commercial zoning Includes large workshop, citrus and pecan trees, garden Waxing. Carpet Shampooing Free eStmte 32) 593.4 $11 E First. 332 3717 - P4 CITY- 700W Third St. -Needs a little alienhion but the inside is as neat as a pint Work shop in rear. enrlosed, paneled front porch $11,000. Window Washing. Floor Stripping & Beauty Care ______________________________ Reduced $1000. 12' * 6) 3 BR, 2 bath Spanish design, located in country. Mutt see to appreciate. $3500 cash. 372 9043 before 6 PM or ____ ______________________________ carpet, AT ___________________ '67 Chevy ½ ton pickup, $ ft bed, straight shift, small v-i, with 72 Couoar XR.7, fully equipped. $1100. 3653592 between $ a S. --_-_ Color TV'S from 1.50; 81W from $15; Service all makes. HERB'S TV. 1200 French Ave., 373.1734 I " 327 151/ or 3720612 c REAMWOLD 1969 FORD P.100 ½ Ton Pickup ________________________ 8Oos for Sale fur rent . -Oala Road. $13 month. 323.4344 - Peg Ilt'i Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC lovely home for Only 522.900 cash. only 525.100. _________ camper shell. 3221300 or 3230291. PlOTS. - N. GARNETT WHITE Florida room. 15 Citrus trees A air. 79-TrUCkSTrai Iers ______________________ 2 peted, range & refrigerator, - _____________________________ 1969 Honda, CS 350, 9900 Miles Excellent cond., 5390. 3223117. _________________________ ________________ - ,, $3,000 equity & assume loan of 532.000. 3210503 BR. 1 bath on 3 lots. Fully car. AN LANTA Motorcycle Insurance BLAIRAGENCY 373 3544 333 7710 Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Avi. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo fenced yard. separate studio. multiple listing service intere5t 78-MotOrCycles _______________________ - ovely 3 BR. 2 bath, central tea? & air, family tm, garage, large year thru 1976 models. 7 days yeek Call collect, 544.2131 _________________________ _________________________ MOONEY APPLIANCES 323,0691 ______________________________ 322S6.11or3227iSlafterHrs MORE CASH 62-Lawn-Garden NELSOP'S n.m. For Wrecked orJunk Cars & Trucks - __________ KENMORE WASHER, part,, service,usldmacplines. Rig. Real Estate Broker SALES-RENTALS 117W. 1st ST., Sanford Call 322.1431 after I - 3231766 52-Appliances ________________________________ BALL REALTY DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick., Broker Deltona. a 6411 BUYJUNKCARS.....frOmSlOtOS30 w'.., Cats & Kittens $2 Each t0900dhorne S ANFOROSEWINGCENTER 30) E 1st St , Downtown ____________________________ - 2 BR, air, screened oorch, 2 lots, fruit & oak trees. $19,950. 52.000 down. 3234I37. 2032 Jefferson. DELTONA 2 BR, 1 bath, family room, carpet, extras galore. On large corner lot. $19,900. FHA, VA. 77- Autos Wanted - 2 Boa Constricters and I Reticylated Python, Call 3230044. zag Sanford 1200 French Ave. 323-73 - - Zq Zag machini, Assume Ualance 015183 SOot pay $11 90 P month Will 10k, trade in Singer equipped to zig & make button holes Balance of 13088 or 10 payments of $6. Call credit manager. 327 9111 or see at Days-.-3fl 6123 Nights_372 7337 Sanford Auction 6,0-Offke Supplies ----- AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, shots. 1 male, S mos., $200. female, 6 mos., $150; 343 5710. FUTURA BY SINGER - FOR APPOINTMENT Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section Liberal trades offered, Bob Ball's Piano I Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. Firsi St., 322.2253. One of Sinqer's tOP loucli and Sew ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS bettcr than what you've been seeing in the low $20,. Do It nowi - Pianos & 6.5-s.S'jpplies SEWiNGMACHINE REPAIR Clean, oIl 8. adjust. Regular price $12.95. Sept. Special, $5.29. All types of machines repaired. Free pick.up & deliy,ry, Call Orlando OPPOrtunity. family room. eat in kitchen with breaklasl bar, plus lots more. $29,750 IDYLLWILOE HOMES BY or INSULATING PH. UNDER $25,000 Lots of furniture, bedding, appliances, TV5, misc, items sold at bargain prIces. BankAmericard aild Master Charge welcome. Mellowdeere, Phone 349.1370 - Lake Mary -"3 BR, 1'., bath nlw homes, Start at 831.300 with $200 down. Government funding. By builder, 031.1449, Equal Housing Mon., Sept. 20, 7:30P.M. S STRING BANJO ____________________________ to 6PM 647.1577. Public Auction Marathon Guitar, steei strings. Good condition, Only 5)0. 3227934 or 322-6101. or pasture, excellent coiition. Does aft types of sewIng; .egular, Stretch, & Deco stitches, Make buttonhole,, blind hems, etc. Sold MW for CiSli. or E.Z. payments of $16 per ma. For free home trial cati Orlando, Ryo Real Estate Brkec 26.185 Sdnford Ave 371 0759 eves. 3fl 7643 72AUCtIOII -___________________ Poultry manure for your fall garden _________________________ 617-1577, 9 AM Center, Lakeland, Pta. _____________________ - Singer Futura (one of the best!) in vvs DepclssionGlassShow&Sale,Sa, & Sum., SepI. 25126, Lake Mirror ROBSON MARINE 7921 Hwy 17.97 322.5961 ROTOTILLER,SHP LikeNew,5150, Phone 3.49.5370 SEWING MACHINE BATEMAN REALTY 3270901 with sprinklers, equipped kitchen and fenced 100' x 150' yard Just 121.000 Welcomes _ - SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS OUNTRY CLUB MANOR - 120 _____________________ Anderson Circle - 3 BR, 1 bath, OSTEEN - $67 acres on corner. wall to wall carpeting, excellent Cod land, nice tree,, 51.950. condition. On nicely landscaped Terms. $31 2091. lot. BPP warranted. - 9dwide 'J I . ____________________________ - _______________________ Winter Springs-. 3 BR, l'i bath, fam. rm., fireplace. I blk from school. Enc. p.$i. central heat and 322-2090 Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to di$pliy new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location, Call 303. 122.1330 collect. LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR Reg. Real Estate Broker 321.0410 322774$ 323.7,15 3720779 1005. 1505 W. 25th St. BUILDER. DEVELOPER 3fl7 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL Great potential, excellent area. Extra lot. Old 2 story with fireplace. Low 20's. We trade. Call 6200019. WITT REALTY See Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (27 1S'x34 and IS'x33' complete. I yr;. old, repOflej5 Sacrifice, ", price. Call collect 3052730410 Sewing Machines, some good rebulltsforaslowas$733,,,,,,'76 models triple lock stretch stitch wIth built.in buttonholer. List 1300, now $150. Singer Futura, Cost over $400,tnOw$300.Casinort,rms Call Del's 191-3707 or 1605 Philadelphia St.. Orlando. handle 323-7832 1 35 4' x I Pool table with accessories, $65; old 104 Coke machine, best offer. I Danish chaIrs, black leather, 573; 323.3709 Of' 034.2011 _________________ dock, Monroe Harbour. anytime. - REAL ESTATE L Llvaboar or CruIse, 1921 Burger, wIth twIn engines. 3 stat. rooms. Chimera Ii on the gas 59-MisicaI Merchendte Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cab.lI. 322.0057 '--------- fUASI,c CON'ST,REALTY '0 RS-$30 6061 2 COMMERCIAL, LOTS - Plus 3 BR, 2 bath home on 2 more lots. All for $3S.300. Situated on South Sanford Ave. Kitchen 5)-.Hotjhold Goncjs free government repossessions, many area, small down, seller pays closing costs. OUT OF TOWN - 3 BR, 1 bath, large lot, cent. H & A, well and pump. Horse pasture avail, for rent. $31,000. Apartments I EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN 300 N. FRENCH AVE We garage, range, refrig., fireplace and gas heat, 130.000. One Bedroom From Homes ready for your inspeCtion and immediate occupancy For -- Hal Colbert Realty ,i.t, HOMES of DISTINCTION 322-2611 or 831-9993 Realtor GOOD AREA -2 BR, I bath, double Kitchen Equipped Adult. Family Down checks. C allBart CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY, Call Carol Jordan, Realtor Associate, for appointment. i WILSON MAIER FURNITU BUY-SELL_TRADE 311 315 E. First 5 Realtor Aiteciiti, - Studio, 1,2,3 Bedroom Apts. VA Financing.Nothing Down • FHA • Conventionai.5% 3722111 327 064$ __________________________ , SPECiAL! ALUMINUM SHEETS ClEsif led Ad Con Make Room In Your House And Money In Your Pockiti with rent - Trade South 1792. Phon 322. 1316. - MIRACLECONCRETECO 309 Elm Ave. 332.3731 _______________________ counseling, call George Willis, REALTORS Stepping stones, sand, rock, cement, steel, wire mesh, window seals benches, flowir ps, steps. SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 AUction, 1300 s. French Ave., 373.73g. - Theatre, :: - Stainless Steel Soda Fountain, stainless steel Norris milk dispenser, like new, in operatIon, Sell or will trade for ice cube machln.or3 tap beer cooler. L. F. LaM.e, 53 Ivan r, Beach, Fia. 32014, phone 477.1263. Know the satisfaction of ownership. You can purchase your own home TAFFER REALTY FOR INFORMATION CONTACT A Why Pay Rent? DEBARY NEW HOME Beautiful 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, 2 car garage, corner lot, 10 pct. down. $39,300. 6616161. __________________________ IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Your House? $ DOWN . 131.5233. NORTHWEST SSBO8ts & ACCESSOrieS $55,331 collect. A,M.MO - TO BE MOVED - 2 BR. I bath older frame home. inspect anytime, sw corner 25th St. & Mellonvihle, or call $620732. Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Unwanted Items Cluttering Lake Mary - By Owner - 4 BR,3 bath home; quiet paved street, minutes from school & lake. Many extras, Shown by appointment. Call after 5 p.m., 373.O3 Cliff Jordan Realtor 131.1233 20173. FRENCH REALTORS 3 BR home in Sanford $150. Call collect, 11510242 or 1.423.l51. Sharp 3 BR, 1½ bath, large fenced corner lot. Must sacrifice. $19,900, Call PhyllIs Capponi, Realtor Associate. After hours, 034.1773, FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTOR, 3. I .0041 "uwIr ,,, Greene Inc. 0306133 SANFORD MIS REALTORS 3 BR, I bath, fenced yard, kitchen eqUIpped. u.s per mo $100 dep LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 1743, Ar,.. rn your occupancy. $29,500. Mayfair Circle Call Ortando $91 Forrest 107 Brentwooei DrIve, $44,000. 3 BR, 2 baths, beautiful inferior with fireplace, i pct. down, 7~ pct. interest. $373 mo. pays all. 332.0104 - VA..0 Leading manufacturer me distributor has aluminum nc. tangular pools left over from 1913 season, half price, Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 305. - 70 -SWap & ____________________ call today. $17,950. 323-6061 or 323.0517 eves. Idyltwilde -- Sanford 3 BR, I' baths, kitchen LAKE JENNIE -3 bedroom. 2 bath equipped, wall to wall carpet. $160 near new home. All new ap. mo I $59 loll pliance,. newly painted insideand out, rugs just professionally Sanford 2 BR, I bath home, air cleaned. VACANT and ready for conditioned, fenced yard. 111 One & 2 Bedroom apartment,, furnished or unfurnishej, Newly redecorated. Come so. E Airport Blvd. Sanfora. 323 13.40 DRIVE BY 335 S. SUMMERLIN AVE. Larg.oaks,pineIpalrntr,3 BR, 2 bath, aIr conditioned. Neat & clean. Move In now. Drive by and sO3W. 1sf St. - - SANFORD Reg. Real Estate Broker NOthflg down. " ___________________ ____________________ - POOLHOME IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 BR, family room, fireplace, carpet, fenced. $23,000. Call AssocIates ConnIe Huglnson, , 0991 or Sherry ElkIns, Evenings, PILOIAN REALTY REAL'TORS$31.1912 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Harold Hall Realty Adult, 'Plopets _______________________ ___ Call ''' VETERAt.S $10,500 up. 1 •• ''' TO SETTLE ESTATE - En. chanting old 3 bedroom, picture window, fireplace, perfect setting 104' antiques. $25,000. REALTOR, MLS Furnispled 2 BR, air, water included. Adults. $135 a month Also fur. 323-5774Anyt(me flitted I BR air $93 0317531 LAKE MARY 5aor,T" ' - . - OPEN HOUSE, 3 BR, shady, quiet. $2,000 mi., $170 I & 2 BR Mobile Home, - - . -"- Air, carpeted, quiet I and 2 bedrooms, $125 to $133 month Adults. Phone 322 1010 - qualified buyers. New houses in a rural area. No down payment. Monthly payments less than rent. Call to see if you qualIfy. ___________________________ SWIMMING POOL SACRII-ICE - Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 322. Anyone can be a seller or a buyer, 2A11 or 031.9993. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at the Movleland Drive -In - Only $1,000 down. $150 payments. 3224420. The government has released money for subsidized housIng to 3 room air conditioned turn. ape. liQhts & water turn., retired couple or man. No pets 333 3239, OAK SHADED- 3 BR, pool, garden III Myrtle Ave area. $23500. sited •ill do house cleaning, Wash win. deWS. Will dO gOod Work. Ex P5flifIid 322.5404. 30.4pt1ment PRE.F0RECL0SURE SALE Goes this week. SpacIous bedroom, concrete block, pool, Price slashed. HURRYI mo. 332,551 or 333.57,1 -.-_ homelntoa3orlbedroorntheap "Get Em While They're Hot" Wm. H. Stemper-Realtoi 1919 S. French 332.4,1 Eves. 3221196:3224164; 332.$$i' Night You can easily make this 2 bedroom - Life In . ' _____ Assoc. 323 045 HANDYMAN SPECIAL! Large 2 R CS, 1 bath, kitchen, dining rm., living rm,, Fia. rm., garage, fenced. Owner, 332-0640, 4l-44s Pt'icne 323.3409, - Mtiauas and e&IecfaI,Ies weeded Small item, of quitity jewelry, etc. 3337577, 10 to S. Everything must 00. 250 Grandbend, Lake Mary, 333-IS?). ._ Broker, 3727174 Day Beautifully remodeled 6 rooms, 1100 sQ.ft..newcarpe$ing&roof,gal furnace, large fenced lot. Near high school. 5)9.500. Owner 323. 0522. Estate A MONDAY, .'W1TEtJIEIC 7 $&rnlord VFW Pc. 201C$,. p.iu., poat Iwme. 'I -- 1 BR. turn apt,, lights, water turn,, Mature adults No p,t,. 2296 after I wk.days. ._- NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM . Real - One or Two Bedrooms, carport, air. utilities furnished. $50 dep. HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST. 322 1976 after ii AM ' MAS - and the money to pay for ' It. 'Start now selling beautiful 1 BR turn apt, water furni, products. Make beautiful money. Near 5hOpplg area Adults only. Call 644-3079 for information moo 21-Situatjo,n . - AVON _______________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY REDUCED$2,000 Fishermen Canolsts 2 BR, turn, adults. Weklva Landing. 322W I Or 3231301. . £ 6S-Wanted to Buy kflick.kfldcks. 30 Gal. water system, $50; large, heavy dety wood lathe, $150. monthly. Some equIty and move In. C 111*, carpeted, enc1oe garage, Sanford- By Owner. 3 BR, l' baths, central HIA, screen patio carpeted. 135,500. 332.1903 after S ' 3223659 only Modern Studio & I BR: air, carpet, etc. 17, per mo. up 333pg, Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 7 p.m., rags Sales GARAGE SALE - Moving, Wed. Fri, Order now for Christmas, fl3,37 Large3 BR, 1½ bath, no qualifying, assume iii,00 mortgage. $153 Overlooking Lake Monro.-3IR,: bath. $47,000. Jenny Clark Realty Reattor, 322.1391. _______________________ FOR SALE RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: JOHN bulance Service. All persoew at. T. WORTHY, Husband.Responc,nt, fected or Interested in such fran. arid KAREN E. WORTHY, Wife. thise application are invited to be Petitioner, these presence corn present at said time In the County mand you to appear and file your Commission Room, 202, Seminole answer or Other defense or pleading County Courthouse, Sanford, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Florida, to voice their approval or and for Seminole County, Florida, disapproval of said franchise ap and serve a COPY thereof on phication. Petitioner's attorney, Jack T. Mike Hattaway, Bridges. P.O. Drawer 1, Sanford, Chairman Florida 32771, on or befor, the 20th Board of County day of October, 1974. or otherwise a Commissioners default will be entered against you. Seminole County, Florida Publish: Sept. 20. 77, 1fl6 WITNESS my hand and seal of the DED 102 Clerk of the Circjit Court, on this FICTITIOUS NAME 16th day of September. '97'. Notice is hereby given that I am (SEAL) engaged In business at 251 Maltland Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Avenue, Altamonte Springs 32101, As Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida under the By Jean E. Wilke fiCtitious name of MILKEY Deputy Clerk REALTY, and that I intend to Jack T. Bridges, of registersaidnamewith the Clerk ot CLEVELAND. MIZE & the Circuit Court, Seminole County, BRIDGES Florida in accordance with the P.O. Drawer 1 provIsions of th. Fictitious Name Sanford, Florida 37771 Statutes, To.Wit: Section 06.5 09 Attorneys for P'iitioner PubIiUn September 7Q, 27 & Oct 1, Florida Statutes 1957, 5: Lawrence E. Miiksy II, 1976 Publish: Sept. 6. 13. 20, 27, 1976 DED.I03 DEC).26 5C 54- Hand made feather purs, wallets, belts end checkbo 'al:;:. ALMOST NEW HOME 3237341 air 2 BR, trailer. furnished, con Plenty of ground, fenced for pet - - _______ tranier apt,, Adult & family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17 92. Sanford. 323 1930, Prlvateroomands,,Iary3fl,,,, Sanford. 1500 Acres, Osteen ares. Own must sell. ______________________ -__... Housekeeper - LIve In Mature; nave drivers license. Good home. Mother and invalid so Office & store space available Rig. Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3336457 pets. 3224920. 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Country Fair F3Qf by tteBary Vo)inteer Fire Department, startIng 11 a.in., lu's 1t.iere&lun 1InII ADULTS 1.05 J CHILDREN Sec Adults. No SAN -WE SE.. SUCCESS... 373 Nurses: RN's & LPN's. Aides, Aid. compar,ion. Needed Immediately 33-4buses Furnished Lak. Mary- 2 BR furnIshed houis 1, newly refinished inside and ou t. Urnished garage apt, Water turn Adults only, no pets 3221303. 201 Commercial . APiiflts FurnjshJ JOHNNY WA L K ER downtown 34-Mobile Homes $62 1000 _____________________ ________________________ COUPLE - Live in, wfi, with children, COOK -3 to S years experience ENGRAVER - Part time. DEADLINES ______________________ 3 R E N TALS AVAILABLE Color TV.AirCo,ndjdS,,,v QUALITY INN NORTH Medical I 1& SR l31,Longwo S __________________________ Noon SO-Msceftan,ous for Sale -- CARPENTER REALT - _____________________ Musical In MON T H I V struments VET ASSISTANT •..... MONDAY thru FRIDAY SALES - USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES Seminole Cwudy Farm Bureau annual meeting and barbecue, 6:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. HUMAN TORNADO pius .. S WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Mayfair Country Club. HOLLYWOOD THURSDAY Tribe Village World SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Country Fair sponsored by DeBsry Volunteer Fire Department, begins at 4p.m., Fireman's Recreation Hall, Columba Road, DeBary. Rides, Lingo, and barbecue. CI) GM8T OILY Province State Suburb YAC's Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710E.RollInsAve.,OrIaj. ) YEELOFFORTUE LIGHTFOOT" 1:00 • 41C a line times lIca line thru2Stimes 24ca line uflmes ($2.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 1 HOURS 41-êtouses 4 tiy,5spf,38,1p7...j - :_ INC _______________________ FLASH JOBS WAITING! RATES si. 3SMOTHEBSINLAw 11:00 "THE GREAT TEXAS DYNAMITE CHASE" & "THUNDERBOLT & Town p.m., 7: • Nation Tomorrow: Chinese History WAYS'Th,ERL4 United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 at home of Mrs. F.E. Rauinivat, 910 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Robert Daehn will speak on the U.S. Constitution. Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 n.m., Lord Cnumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sitarist Klwa*li, 7 am., Buck's. Tanglewood £4, closed, $p.m., St. Richard's Churcn. Loagwood LA, closed, 1p.m., Rotting Hills Moravian, i000 (2) (12) SUfORO AND SCN(R) (4) (1) PRICE IS RIGHT 03° (2) (12) CELEBRITY aoc*as oiaa City County Family Megalopolis Loagwocd Tourist Club business meetIng, 1 p.m., Sunnyshatie Park pavilion. 35700 CUB 93O V.SV5 II,(IUI IU U.?. UUWJI U! u1C9(Mlauly. rno eaCfl md box it In. , God- 535700cus • DEPT. FEE .IGENC)'N _SANORA L. k () JJ 'f JJ Club. 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County SdCI System. LS1I 3 PJfl (12) VAN (2) 00.: Pranhsre. Cdi Ven D4u WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER22 State Legislative Candidate Forum, 7:30 p.m., First Federal Savings and Loan Friendship Boom, Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Sponsored by Orange County Bar Lain. South Fm1nole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Aftamonte Springs. Sertoaua Club .1 Sanford, 12: is p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Cauelberry L4.ns, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes. Country ('d.) aid. (B&W)1935. I Lyman High School PTSA Open House Visitation school audItorium, 7:30 p.m. Parents follow students' schedules and meet teachers, refreshments to follow. a.m., Gided Liy. OaUde(*O Cotbeirl. Rayt Sanford Uoaa, noon, Holiday Inn. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER23 SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford CIvftan, 7:15 am., Buck's. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 Mayfair Country Club. Love: Doerve CXtin. et Stacli (B&W) 1939. (Turns) as. , JIMMY CLASSIFIED yotp I.ITTI Court in and for Seminole County , an Application for Ambulance Florida, the stnorttitl,of which is IN ServIce Franchise for Alda Am Sanford Senior CitIzens, noon, Civic Center. Bag lunch followed by program. Ovledo Rotary, 7:38 am., The Towu House. F aptim.&nI.d. rvabs 40 )SW old polical columnist meets an earThy. inhöl4 aid i** 35 . Civic Center. 900 (2) PHO. DONAHLE SHCN oouot-*.s pi (I) '$ Y LiPs- w$nen a DefendantS. .1udgm.nt of foreclosure entered NOTICE OP sept. I?, 1976 in the Circuit Court of FORECLOSURE SALE , ii Elghteaneth Judicial Circuit in NOTICE is hereby givei ,, nd tot Seminole County. Florida in pursuant to an Order of Final C ivil Action No. Ci.76.2317.CA.09.E, Summary Judgment of Foreclosure A RIHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., entered in the abovecaptioned irk of the said Court, will sell for action, I will sell the property Ith in hand to the highest and best sItuated in Seminole County, idder at the West front door of the FlorIda, described as: s emlnole County Courthouse, The South 71.2 feet of LoIs 39 and SiInlaid, Florida atli am. on Oc. 10, less the West 13 lest of Lot 'aberl,191&thefollowingdescrlbed Block iO, SAP4LANDO, THE ,, al property situate in Seminole SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, according Ciainty, Florida, to-wit.: to the plat thereof as recorded In Apartment Unit 202of Building B, Plat BooN 3, Page 65½, Public cording to the floor plan which is Records ot Seminole County, irt of plot plan and survey which Florida, Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Ciiter. CalselbelTy Rotary, 7:30 am., the Caboose. Sanford Serenader, senior citizens dance, 2:30p.m., 830 Rais. Stars Cut kssr.. I NOTICEOPSALI NOTICE is hereby given that ursuant to a Summary Final " Nd Ow Toniovs. Phincipil dws we Ow Ins empeius, Fswnr Josef 01 ft.ita Ker Vlhi6.n 1101 Gernw,. end Tie P4ddsi II of 8erTfls Defendants. °319993 v Legal Notice lo sry AbIQII 9vi al lie P' suns on Oem eid 1. oct. or l*ig ui 1h m- - )AICS. INC., DANIEL I. HINKLE and JOY 0. NIH KLE. his wIfe. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and COMBANKCASSELBERRV, a Florida Banking Corporation, _______________ 2 WEEKS ___ M.rd COTI W. TANNER and CROWN Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 41-Houses - Spacious 2 BR, 1 bath. apt. Kitthen equipp,, dining room, living rm, Rent or Sell - Immaculate 3 SR. air cant. carpeted througho beth, caipeted. 94t•Q• lincid yi Adult, Ofllj. RIe,.nces r,quire, $1$3 mo 323.7194. 32100ii, KISH REAL ESTATE Ijei$eralj,$asf.ird. Fl. - HIGH SCHOOL Ole hOW 1O&. irr* Plaintiff, vs. Seminole . CALENDAR. ___ CL LOVE, AMERICAN Plaintiffs, CLASSIFIED ADS 3OApa,jments Unfur,ijs - $100' , be °' "I ,&y (I) GENERAL HO 3 CLCLtTcH(M&E •HY 0000Y 2 ZOOM IN THE CIICUIy COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII FLORIDA. CUlT, IN AND POR SIMINOLI A1. NO. 76.1131.CA4s.I COUNTY. PLORIDA. lAMES 0. NOlAN and BARBARA CASE NO. U.SI2.CA-i9.0 . PIONAN, his wife, LOUISE B. RADEBAUGH ri. _______________ iL-HelP Wanted e Exhibit "C" to the Declaration at public sale to the highest and best 60436. of Restrictions, Reservations, bidder for casn, at the (I) N.LMYcHILDl West Freed 11:30 Ci venants, Conditions, Smallest Ad with the greatest op 12:86 and Door of the Courthouse in SemInole For families or friends of problem • OC(V AND FRIBC6, EiIsements, CROWN OAKS, a County in Sanford, Florida, between portunity. Call 3fls. drinkers. CL()NEcriEws L*IDER000 CBS MOVE 1bs cc ndominium, recorded in Official 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. on the 4th For turther informatIon call 1234511 1 4 Ri tcorde Book 053, Page 10$. of the LEMPLOYED? NIYir again"ig , llJ• day of October, 1976. 5j Stiii or write (2) sREr bile Records of Seminole County, (2) R0NGOE sincere desire and DATED this 17th day of Sep. D)1Imon.Msn(I1iId. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. orida, and recorded in OfficIal ____ (4) MIDDAY teenber, p76. ambition: Sirious only please call c4)awafsmtMD • 5011 353, Sanford, 'ia. 33171. Ri cords Book $62, Page 426, Public 3743 after 4p.m. or write 1010 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CENEWS I)IIERV FIN _______________________________ tdibiJ&Nolpy. (ERYNISHOPE GiovannI, Deltona, FIa. 22163. cords of Seminole County, Clerk, Circuit Court '° ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll (7) SESME5IPT Flisrlda together with an undivided By Mary N. Darden Free, 644.2021 for "We Care" - FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER, • MOVE (t.tn4 "lbs ag (I) EDOEOFNIOHT 134th interest in and to that certain rv.Ms a ' Deputy Clerk "Hothine," Adults or Teens. mature person. Send resume to Hous., USA." Brodiricli ( FAMLY AFFAiR rcel or parcels of land cxc,,,. DENO P. DIKEOU Of J " ol Box 610, co The Evening Herald, piP fled, referred to and set forth I _____________________________ FACED WITHA DRINKING Baldwin I Dikeou Crawford, Ra'ph M•kor. •TIE LITTLE RASCALS notorious gangst.r Bugsy P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. Fla. 32771. PROBLEM d Declaration and Exhibit "A" 500 Highway 77 __ 1966. (TUSs.) "lbs ol 4) ached thereto. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Fern Park, Florida 37730 Sin t.ik y. I4iV i, CI) MARCUS WaSY, MD. CI) IMAY HARTMUd. ,,wiy Can Help )ATED THIS 17th day of Sep. Attorney for Plaintiff Frands La. 1944. (d4 MECHANIC 'if'nber, 1974. Call 473.4511 HARTM'AN ___ 31 fIN TIN TIPI Publish Sept. 20,1976 "lbs O1 51 Ow (SIEAL) WriteP.O. Box 1213 DED 105 C!) ABC flOPED 5:00 Experienced mechanic Arthur H. Backwith, Jr. Sanford. Florida 37321 & 9" .' FOR T}EDEAF .y•-' ACw 12 his own tools. Smltt Vs Inc. has an Clerk of the Circuit Court (SEAL) __________________________ ('I mn igi. nu immediate opening. Good pay, ". Ssn, st .. 31 ELECTRIC By Mary N. Darden steady employment. Apply to: wv." j coMI'my 5-Lost & Found Deputy Clerk ____________________________ ___ S.nitty's Inc., 7711 Orlando Drive, McCrea. Caesar Romro. ________________________________ SN. iaea 1bSII. (12) ELERGENCYOPE s )mas, Bruggeman & Sanford, 322.2112. 1940. (FirL) "cant Sac her _______________________ a Long 35 FLIPPER kkIo.a 01 TU Reward P.0I. Box 1646 Shadow." Audis Murphy, Clerical Help - Typing, filing. 5:30 '" Forthereturnofpurseandcenfs ando, Florida 03 Office ExperIence needed. Good Tiny Pbor,. 1960. (2) NEWS iii1 beomss ' 01 Keep money. 327.1)01. lith Sept. 20. D76 __________________________ obforfast& efficient person. 1309 io CI) HOCWfS HEROES hiS iirTOW. DE E. 2nd St., 3237010. (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Cl) 11:45 TIE ELECTRIC IN THE CIRCUITCOUITOFTNE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. 6-Child Care LNES OFFICEMANAGER-Kfl0WIedg,, ____________________ COMW4Y OHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE typing. Handle phone orders. I) iaoo IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA EducationalCplildCarefora$ls United Solvents, 323.1102. TURIIS (I) WILD, wiw sr CO 35 THE RIFLEMAN UNTY,FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 76. CASE NO. 76.940cA.09.G $3. Weekly It you qualIfy. 373.5474 TRUCKINGOPERATIONS PCA.Is.0 •TIE LO4TOUCHABLES ADOBE BUILDING CENTERS, or323.$435, _____ FR EDERICK W. BERENS, INC, INC., etc., MANAGER ' - . Cl) LLI,êS, YOGA AND YOU Longwood Day Care Center- New furniture delivery service. Plaintiff. Plaintiff. 1215 vs. Lngwd's oldest. 6a.m. 6 p...bus to Must have experIence In home va 1 FBI (R) 0* lID ARTHUR HATAWAY, et RICHARD L. WILLIAMS, et al., elem. school. 339.3792 anytime, deliveries and knowledge of _________________________ UI. es al, 100 trucking. Good pay, frInges, (j Defendants. permanent position. Send com(2) TOMOPRv Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION _____________ ____________ NOTICE OF ACTION plete resume to Box 60, Co The TO RICHARD I. WILLIAMS ' 1:15 TO David Arthur Hattaway Evening Herald, P.O. Box and (I) DALY VRD 120 Colony Drive Sanford, Fla. 32771. WILLIE 0 WILLIA),i%S, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Arden, North Carolina his Wife Tuskawilla Middle School PTA, 1p.m., election . DIPLOMA AT HOME IN 21704 Cleanimig the garage again? ?.ioving of Route 3 and Tuesday the same items around you Sullivan, Indiana Maria da Penha Hattaway moved last spr:ng? Planning on schedules to follow. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Residence unknown storing them another year? Don't action to foreclose a mortgage on Morning DU ARE HEREBY notified that the following property located In do it. Plan a garage sale and dOt Go1dsbor Elementary PTA, 7:30 p.m., SChOOl S W.(DADE)HIGH SCHOOL acemplaint to foreclose a mortgage Seminole County, Florida: 600 forget toadverliSe it in tPe Herald auditorium. Open home will follow. CALL TOLL FREE enciambering the following real want ads. Like magic, the clutter CI) S&Ji TheNOrth1OOfee$oftheEI,ofthe 1 000433.7936 proswrty: wIll disappear, arid you'll have SE '400 the NE'.,of SIclion7l, 6:10 Li extra cash In your pocket. Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. nt III, Unit 1. WINTER Township 21 South. Range 31 East, _____________________________ (2) SUN HIPE ALM#IMIC SPR iNGS, according to the plat less the East 211 feet, Sanfd LA, cloeed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. located in 815 eof as recorded in Plat Book 10, Seminole County, Florida and TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Pag us 6. 7, and 6. public records of CL SLOGIPE ALMANAC containing 1 014 acres. Sam note County. Florida, has been filed against you and you and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary. 825 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH been filed against you and you are required NOTICE OP INTUNTTO Altamonte.Soutb Semliole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., (2) iJi iI to serv, a copy of your JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 'equired to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it Ofl SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME clubhouse at Springs Oaks and SR 436. (Tas., TPus.) I DIEPM OF wrlti endefenses.ifany,toltoflA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THOMAS I. SHAHADY. Attorney CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1164.CA.4.c JEANNIE (Wed.) 08CC: DE P I BERG. GAY 1, BURKE, p. ,, for Wiiter Splis Jaycees 7p.m., VFW building, 17.. theundersigned,deslring to engage Plaintiff, 2056 Scott Street, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: PfoF1 'neys for the plaintiff, at p inbusinessunderthefictltna,,,. IN EDUCATION Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7p.m., Chamber of Hollywood, Florida, 33020 on or JOHN T. WORTHY, omc:e Box 793, Orlando, Florida before OCtober 11th, l9löand file the of DON'S SHOES at 1160 State d., pi p i..m t, and fil, the original with the OfigiMl with the clerk of this Court HusbandRespondeent, Street, Sanford, Florida, 32771, Lhyolflorkla. and Chin oftheabov, styled Court on or intends to register the said name either before service on Plaintiff's KAREN E. WOR THY, OvereatersAnonymoug, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and 8:30 wIth the Clerk of the CircuIt Court of Ligt, Sanford. attorney or Immediately thereafter "October26, l9l6;otherise.a (4) KUTANA judOmont may be entered against Otherwise a default will be entered Seminole County, Florida. Seminole Uoas, p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Wife.p,tition,r. you br the relief demanded in the against you for the relief demanded (I) SUIu*.ER SØ.ES1ER DATED this 10th day of Sep. .' NOTICE OF ACTION Cefl,e com )laint, 6:56 Jays, 7:30 p.m., 1eBOfly. t,mber, AD. 1976. in lhe Complaint, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: iTNESSrnyhandandt1lof 5: Elisha Morgan (2) DAL jcptj.i WITNESS my hand and seal of Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl JOHN 1. WORTHY, WHOSE Court on the 16th day of Sep 5: Linda Morgan this Court on the 10th day 6:58 AmerIca. of Sep. RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF Publish: Sept. 20. 27. Oct 4. II, 1976 lmber, 1976. tember. AD,, 1,16. ( P*i.. HARVEY ALABAMA. COUNTY Parents A.nonymom, 7:30 p.m., (SEA L) OF DED101 H)y (p,, (Seal) ioo CHAMBERS AND WHOSE A rthur H. Beckwith. Jr. munity United Methodist. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. MAILING ADORESS IS: RT. 3, (2) (12) TODAY (Local rens c Irk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the NOTICE OF PUSLICHEARING Circ',nt Court Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. BOX 47 8. LANETT, ALABAMA iy: Cherry Kay Travis at 725 Nd 825). By. Lillian Woodman NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 36163. Sanford.Semi,nJe Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee C eputy Clerk Deputy Clerk THAT the Board of County Com. (4) (1) CBS PEWS: (730, A sworn Petition for Dissolution ot missioners of Seminole County, PubiP sin Sept. 20.271 Oct.i, II, 1976 Publish, Sept 13, 20, 27, Oct unit bcal fieei, Ch. 4). 1, 1976 Marriage a Vinculo having been DEl) DED73 Florida, shall at 7 :00 p.m. or as .------------cvc-AI2 .rDI1 filed re,w,41nn .._. w soon as possible thereafter, on the TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER11 KAREN E. WORTHY in the CIrcuit (l) 3 SNE STRIthI 19th day of October, 197k consider f11I by a w pduss p'is ooKil.. th i MTtD IM Or Sis Ph p,,. CL (I) SEARCH fl • PBC MOVE. Poll 75 thNbfl HsiSun. 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AN , . _______ 1 L I CANI' INCREASE STARTiNG TO YOU MAY EAT ONE MEAL A DAY IN THE COLLEGE r ACULT'V SALA RIES, BUT AM WILLINO TO AIAKS A CONCESSION ... •___(2', / i - ; % ; I L. : 4 1 . I : j I I . Z7,~._, 'a, , ` r4 I ~V_ IiZw treat it. . .. - - I I - J'~~' / f l...R1 . I% "*. r-- v o -'p/ (- -. - I 1 64 . 1-__ I FRANK ANDERNEST E ~ ° • I n sma, I I Give DEL iwfRmfi tool MIL 4.4. • a ANDIZU CANCO SOCI ____ 1_1! -";~,I 107i S06TOOVY - PEFACE17 114F LIM.- SOMEONFE WITH 0"YAV 71U V? 1 1 ____ - . • - 14 loll -FM. - . , . • • relaUve degree of sinfulness. Mrs. Carter, in New York Monday to tape a television Interview, said her husband was attempting to explain the Qwistlan religion, "that God doesn't everyone to be perfect." of marriage "we have a very, very close relationship, and we always have had, and I think it's becausewehaveamutualrespectfore,tch Carter said: " lvelookedonalot of women With lint. I've committed In my heart many Ibis Is wmdhing that God ItOSALYNN zwiui&Ti other. - ye doM ynir-If her biggest complaint her uUSuwai was that he wakes up s and God forgives me for it. But that in the morning wide swake and I don't.11 Intorinatlon. In addition, the homeowners said Huskey refused to vulge the exact amount each homeowner wo required pay to fund the special district. In defenee of the district, Huskey said developers had no idea when the project was started that the nation would be caught up In an energy crisis. "Costs have escalated," the developer noted. Huskey also said action group members "don't have a solution. We have to have some relief or else the lights will have to be depleted." CommissIon Chairman Eke ttaway W any P I I • .1 & _.., II . - . C1 .111/ i4 / -- What problems are facing women In results In cutting off lights is "not what the people wanL" Commissioner Dick Williams, the -. the theme of a Monday night meeting of •. was district Includes Sweetwater Oaks, made the motion to deny the ordinance that would have created the district • I -., . ..! ., / . 1 - Both Hattaway and Cornmissioner Sid ViNen Jr. vot against Williams' motion. omm ss on on e Status of Women at the Courthouse. Marilyn - Vthlen said he did not favor the greet lighting district, however, he said, the government had spent funds to notify citizens by direct mall. Viblen said these funds shouldn't be . '. - Crotty (rIght1I. chairman of the Commission. hears waited. Instead, Villien said, the hearing should be continued until a later date. • . - about some of the I a counle of members of n "" One homeowner Said the street lighting district may "be beg, thing that ever happened to us." But the matter needs study, he said. Homeowners Indicated that Hu,skey knew a street lighting / taxing district would be needed as long as a year ago, but homeowners weren't notified until as late as S unday. ' . -Story, Page 3A One resident In attendance speculated that creation of the district would cost each family about $30 per year. - -- - - I / Today Taking Shape , ArsdTheCIock ..........4* j" s Coun LL-,.... " • 1 #4910 amidance we can whfle waiting I 1[[y(j1 4%.-__ - ~ . up takes, many of which are rnlssioners today agreed to polluted beyond the point which consider a Joint program with allows water-relaW sports. . I ~ - r Sandra Glenn, said Lake Orienta is in "very bad condition." Commissioners instructed IV staff personnel from the county .,4) I would like to clean up all the Altamonte Councilman clean up Lake Orienta. I 0 jW, 14 ort With Altamonte Eff and the city to meet and producedetalls which would lay the groundwork for a $50,000 state grant for weed "Peo ple used to ski there, she said, but not anymore. AI• • t' .iI C I iu,suw,u.e uUflwu5j, eradication in the 126-acre lake. tation on behalf of the city. DeVoney. a member of the city's water quality com. mission, told county commLssloners that city officials The commis3ioner's action was the first indication that the county Is Interested In cleaning IV the whole I When that happens he can return to being the active I I I0, ly ; 1 • . . . 4 ~_ X i . - II 1 by Carry T 14 I , proposal centers on the fact donated to the city. She said the that citizens who don't live on lakes would be required to pay for any countywide lake clean- park's success depends on the .. N . '440 ` THE UNITED WAY clean-up program. IQ provide "In kind" services for their rnortlon of the $50000 needed to get the program Officials had hoped to put white amur Into the Me after the initiatial clean-up. The amur Is a weed-gobbling that has been releas'd with some success into Florida lakes i under way. 'Me remainder of the cash would be supplied by the city and the state. and stream.s. up program. DeVoney asked the county to OS -4 4 ,W) CAMP A:.W 70 4 jJIV ~, I I . I J'A ,-. -, i ~ -k! Jj.,~ , ,. if I J1 1 N 1 I-t J11 5 r ,1'1,4',I fi, Z .6:,F1~1?'r ". . , , L. X , a, ." 4 . ,i 1i I ,: r"i - I,L* nn I I ;., , IN I 1. 1 , "il ! a * `~ .-IQ .- ~ Ih _11 IH !;r,o 14 . 1, Vil t 'OKAY SEMINOLE HIGH , ., 1. I Iuu Rises I V I fl9 Per Cent .5 - I j,r' , ' k"I ; ' . r' r I , .Z . . , _ , I bi"L': ,. " 0 I - , . I - p , A0 ~. -*.- A _. I 11-111C.. I ON THREE SAY CHEESE' :.#4. .- -go ,;Mi~ .I. A. . ~_ - r, # ,, tg~ -,.Wj;.~;., ~~:,~,, ..~'--71~ t A .M1LV.1k1_1A i -C V~ same rate as in the previous three mondla , but twice as &*.~s ja . ~tll'!j*r.'' matching increases in June and July. All prices are seasonally adjusted Unadjusted, the Aug 1-1111-V JY1v.A'q*L'_~-V. - M _`,T,'-',-~" !', "i'~.~, .tVA.."I~'_ ,,;,,~"-k~ increase in con.sumer price:11 aLsO measured five-tenths of a per ;-V.~e.'-','~-,~~o',",titN.;!Y"q~,_, 'k;4," ,~;4 _.f, , I" -:I @~ "'OltV , A ;,_,' ,~-,-11V The consumer pnce index stood at 171.9 in Augwit, meaning a 4 nurket basket of good3 costing$1oo in I967 no w cost $171.go. ''..4 -17_* "._- ", , - Itiggins, [lob Sorenson, Chuck McMullan, Willie Nate Washington and Robert C ~.~_ But new increases for gmhne and clWiing helped drive loin Green, Chip Wilkins, Pat Schirard, Ronnie hughes, Rod Turner, Ste%e Benson, Virgil Jenkins INIajors; second row: Veonis Ouinn, John Causey. -_ meat prices helped offset Increases for fruits, vegetables, dairy . products and coffee. 11 This Is the 1976 Seminole High football team that will 1)anny Lint, Ilenr Gllchrlst, Ricky Mann, Jodv he home Friday night trying to add to its 21-0 record. 11"Ickens, Jeff Anderson, Jim Edmonds, Kenny Lee. 7b Is week's foe: Oviedo. (From left). front row: Jint Kennedy; third row: Chris Riggins. Alvin Freddie Conquest, Donnell G 'ilchrist. Carmen Wilson, Sweet. Darrell Johnson, Bob Markey. Ken Rick Bryson, Malt Wilson, Kurt Schirard. Mark Itenaud, Chad Holle. [)avid Wilchar, Morris Barber. t ' 'I.Ir Ford on the defensive about the economy. In its August rePoct, the I.Abor Department said consumer rices were 5.6 per cent higher Lhan a year ago. Food prices rose three-tenths of a per cent in August as lower 4 / 1. • Unue ough next year, the Democrats have attempted to put 4 •• A V - AlItiough the administration contends the recovery will con- AU& C,v I 0 a S •• , iw~ ;," SEMINOLE COUNTY City and county staffs were to meet later this week. Program detaiis will be submitted to the Mrs. Glenn also pointed out - ",,- ,~N 4 I. ~t ::- Z, lakes. But the councilman said . P II V41 .,M. Aj~." ;.4 - A "His depripsion do Radio City Station, New York, ....................7-A .i I 0 I Women WASHINGTON (A.P) -Consumer prices rose five-tenths of a per cent during August for the third month in a row, the governInitiate a countywide program. that city officials plan to build a fl)Cflt said today. A decline In meat prices laded to offset higher commission next Tuesday. costs for most other foods, f-jel and clothing. • means uau0fl running 'r"" **~_.-"";' a an aflflu 0f 6 #,"'e'... V , "' " 0 ;L ,., 't It '. ,~ 41 I . , , I , ' , '" _. 11 ' _ _-.;, ' per cent, a level in line with the Ford administrafion's forecast. , -~";*~.!"%-W,gw, "6 Vl_ .il. At the same time, the [Abor Department reported a further .... 4 . . '-;. ~, -P , shrinkage in the purcimsing power of the average workers' paycheck as inflation last month offset a sU& increase in pay. I . ~. . .., . I - I :... 1. , . . _, I f, President Ford has claimed that his economic policies have - helped cut the Inflation rate in hail from its 1974 levels Ilis '"'• %4*I' • 0:1 Democratic challenger, Jimmy Carter, has charged that the current rate aUflistWiceu high asw hen the Democr,twerein • office. Price Increases averaged 2 per cent In the l95 and 3 per ,. . I Q , 'ID ~ % --'s. ,-.i A cent during the 1960s. Consumer price increaw were smaller earlier Otis year but .1 I 1* picked up to a 6 per cent rate in the spring. As the pace of inflation quickened,the economic recovery slowed and unemployment A4&k ,I . I . I 3 ..................3-B .................4.B park site on four acres of land funds just aren't available. "We decided we've got one lake that's the worst. Let'i do Lake Orienta as a pilot program, DeVoney said. countywide weed eradication program, agreed that I.ake Orienta needs cleaning up. But Williams said the conunission needs to go one step further and Televisloo .•' I - Opposition to Williams' Commissioner Dick Williams, who has battled long A 1. .1 • r anu uiaru o no avii or a _U II .. 4-A ial '* Dr. Lamb .- / fell .!. . 0 . 1. 1 I es MODERN) , 4'tJ II \t 'i) I II I I. 1. I I I I , E °r CoJs .................... 3.B Obituaries .................5-A . I the city of Altainonte Springs to offI • - JACOBY I % . A "Cit. SCOPA Awaits Actiout,page 3A Lake Ori*enta Clean=U , ______ _____ MWAff MAT I 1. A . ,- "--1 1fillow I 1 .. /_ ;.1) 1 - ". Y4~ U ;, better than someone else beicause one guy screws awhole bunch oi women whlle the otha guy is loyal to his wife. The guy who's loyal to his wife ought not to be condescionding or proud becone of the 0 _______ / ii I 'S / tional election" the Journal said White House' Press Secretary Ron Nessen said had not heard of Ruirs Investigation,the Journal uld,and he cautioned against Inferring that It Is directed towatde Ford's political finances. The Journal said that Neasen noted that Ford's records were thoroughly checked after he was nominated for vice president In 1973. ll Fox I . _____ ;.III' ___ I T1\817* It 'j I ~'! , ______ o PIP IT. ( '~So I I P 0 .L_ .11, ~ . We have to let nature rim as course and provide what little YE5, M XK ,. ________________________ for Congress. Jesse Caihoon, the marine president, said that to disclose what Is involved in the investigation would "put me right in Uw mi ddl e of the na- will be used in this column and will receive copies ,, 000NESBURY ________________________ -V I . Engineers Beneficial Association, which the newspaper Seminole County Com- ber 4-11. Send your letter to ( 1 •' A e open our owes, spaue. Partner is marked with me O high cada they dude something like live newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, ___ P Vt. .. wthlneeks or relapse. The best we can do is provide supportive treetment for the joints and medicines "m~"r to those often used in treating rheumatoid arthritis. 1 I The Journal reported that Ruff also has Issued a subpoena for campaign-coo1ribution records of the Marine , Rosslynn Carter said Monday that although remarks t° a Playboy magazinle intavimer came a a surprise, "I trust him completely. I've never had to worry about that at all." AsIffting In thile Interview that he would today's Wall Street Journal that prosecutor 'WY. I I t - I ... doesn't mean that I condemn someone who not only looks on a woman with lint, but who leaves his wife and shacks up with somebudy out of wedlock. association members. Oae homeowner said members of an action group formed Sunday met with Huskey bid were unable to acquire detailed I. ____ ! . partner has raised him to three. send a long, stamped, self. addremed envelope with 50 - ,V" I suit. He came to his hand with person he hasaiways been. Those who want ormaflon ' /1_0~ In ll come out with a dun bill of The Michigan Republican State Central Committee knew of reporter today, said Jerry Roe, state GOP executive j and the individual is 'PP that in most byBobThoves -) . . caiieuA - ~ ', uac,er,a mYcoplasma) as possible infectious agents. These are so ________ .! -- t. - _... ~~111;"!" but most cases occur without any apparent contact. Often the illness is preceded with syTnp. tioms related to the digestive stem. Doctors have zeroed In on MEC)IrATION! S ~%KcTmug@ I r'jo." \ I 4,.1,~ " I -:t-" spontaneously. The arthritis Because of the urinary tract is impossible to answer. nvo,vemvn, t was once Similarly we don't have any tho hI to be a vener 1 dIsease answers about preventing a ~ F;-, 011 j I - I .•IT S CALLED , rus ,, NEW YORK (Al') - Jimmy Carter's wife says his statements that he has "looked on a lot of women with lint" and "committed adultery In my heart" have caused her no anxiety about his fidelity. club. South was now sure of answer individual questions nent was the only one ab e to stop the spade or diamond main features of the disease are several months after the onset. How do you prevent attacks an inflanunation of the eyes, of Reiter's syndrome? Since we inUrrunation of the urethra causes it that and arthritis. • L / . "r itt not atterng to Impose beliefs on otherL the Detnocratjc pros. Identla) nominee said, 'VlrIst set some almost Impossible standarde for us." He added that to sin Is human and "God forgives me for It." =.ii . published hi Playboy's November tune, the association. Many citizens complained today that the biggest problem is a lack of communication betweei Huskey and "We are cooperating In any way we can and our relatIonship (with Ruff's staff) is very cordial. We have made every attem pt to y," he said. "I'm not laughing. ft'sa serious matter. But I think Our right hand opponent has Oswald "North's four opened one notrump and his Happily most cases cover don't seem to have it. The Itiree usual oc OF THAT.. I _____ what causes It and that means we don't reali know how to The disease almost always _ I said. disease. The medical profession receiving Indocin. It helps to his contract it either spades or it stamped, self-addressed# ) has known about it since about relieve the pain and'- In- diamonds broke 3-3. He was envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions (' I I'' % ", I _0 - oun rrv 1 I "We're totally ocoosed to this," he salt Sweetwater Oaks developer Everett Huskey claimed economic condition mandate the institution of a street lighting district or else the lights will be turned off. About 500 families y In south Seminole County. Oae homeowner estimated families would have paid a total of about the fü year. Hiakey said the street Iluhflni, district Is needed to offset a V $150,000 deficit which waan't covered by dues from the Sweet. water Oaks Homeowners Aasoclatlo. Until the development Is completed, Huskey Is president of "We have no Idea what they are looking for. But we hope to get It over quickly and get a clean bill of health," Henry A Kansas reader want.s to k what w I ad I *Qz iVazi ,zzz4z tried does not seem to sJp .1 of about the district. back to 1964. aft flotrump call was a stron bid In notrump and did not as for aces. South looked at his very sound notrump and went on homeowners who claimed to be Charles Ruff has subpoenaed records of two RephiIcan committees In Kent County. The subpoenaed , strikes young males. Women as good as new. The remission \ TO EUROPE! s. 1 NT. Pass 4 N.T. Pass 6 N.T. Pass Pau Pass Opening lead - 6 West North There are other theories about the causes of Helter's syndrome but none are proved. Using antibiotic medicines or at tes.t the ones that have cuss the Gerber four-club conventlon later this week." L. showed up in proted. Stanley Milbrim, A homeowner, presented a petition he said was signed by 200 homeowners who were 'Ind pt opet ly notifletill r report ier '. - ....., B ED PRIOtgTT by the Watergate special prosecutor, the party's county chairman said today. Paul Henry, Kent County GOP chairman, confirmed a b few four-notrump calls as real notrump bids and we will dis- , rI C IS Herald Staff Writer 'Ford's hometown of Grand Rapids, have been subpoenaed diamonds and 5 m. Jim: "Tomorrow we will suggest a sImple way tO U 6A 5 th - ('1 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (Al') Records of the Kent COWIty Republican party, headquartered in president made four spades, three K 96 relative has an uncommon That Is why your relative Is by Al Vermeer ,fl•.. £JF .J Lamb I 11 Records Sought chuck a spade. since he was lright at fd1n)l)flds SOLMH I D) - $o,000 In dummy, but now South just i it ii AA u ivnlO, - '4OU HOWHERE PRISCILLA'S POP r-- , , ThREATS WIL.L GET ' '-zo - /7% L_ by Laffy Lewis ( . 1 L V4 .!~~Lj~" L j, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - . ~ - Ji ....] "; / &J984 (1 I rOra . the very fine slam contract." Jim: ' ,SOU11I would nuke The arthritis Is usually seven wi a lot of good luck. avoid another attack? treated similarly to the spades to the ace or the king. He might not evenwent make sour. six it He is taking Indocin. Is there treatment for rheumatoid everything Jack. any way to avoid getting arthritis except that it usually Anyway, he won the club lead, Reiter's syndrome to begin involves asymetric joints, for ed ace of hearts for the experts? Write "Ask with? example the ankle of one side a J lost the Lrt finesse to the Jacobys** care of this DEAR READER Your teot West. who played a second flGWSe:CObsl - - 6102 Dr. months without much ImProvement. He has an excellent doctor, but maybe you could give some additional advice to help him. Also he has been warned it could be chronic so how do YOU . - '•'-\ • l . EAST Q732 crutches. He has been it caused pneumonia It was hospitalized several weeks and wrongly called virus - .As - k.\A NECESSARILY., 'p WEST months and does not seexntobe by Stoff.I & H.smdalil U Li i + I SemhWe County Commission today turned down a dreet club and spade were thrown from dummy." Oswald: "ast had to throw eIther a diamond or spade on ) that last heart and was hopelessly ueezed. He did K 643 e CAI ,i. vv iii lighting taxing district for Sweetwater Oaks after about 50 the g I dl nds and cashed his two last hearts. A NORTH K 63 AS • A Q 72 rnat ', a I'. 1i I •' recuperating. He was very active before, now he is very down -sleeps, small that one of them was once gets tired easily -still walks on thought to be a virus and when j 9 d JAWS JACORY jfl wv A would help. A young relative has been ill for more than three -- I ww syndrome? Any _______ I ~4~ - B OSW U•I) e as e U" k" tiiin _. I - DEAR DR. IAMB , _______ I- : - - - BYLIWTIDCOE.Laiflb,M.D. r% I . - D is I I Um - - Ciii S., ____ , - I I D K I IJ U C P. i )* • VV I U v i - I, ' ________________________________ I 51 - - ____ ; : . today unless your back is to the gained through new friemds. -0 -I 50 • ma be tn.i but an area Thetwoofyoucanmakeltpay. PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) Jleast a1rr,t could be the in your first glance at thInq Lfltable on today you are prone to overtonE 23) VIRGO (Aug 23.SepL Your destinY his been under Important details. A second control of others the na-si few look gives the 111* pktU. .1 •h* r.ln.e In YOUR BIRThDAY us • Se$2I,lfl your hands. Handle them up wisely and with Imagination. EXC LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) you for you this year. Much of value may not be too resourceful and personal profit coo be ____ _____ I - Rare ' - ___ - - - . - _______________________ - - - - - ______ 'hi C" uul ue - - - ____ -- it you act you SCORPIO(OLt23-NoV.)If aWeep6r7OU They'll retizn to a friend denies yoiw request today perhaps he has no CANCER (June2WulY) Yotr expectations are apt to those UnderYOU off dead-center exceed realities today. Think today. Use your Ingenuity. AQUARIUS(Jan. 30-Feb. 19) big but alm think practically. LEO (July SAug. 22) The You'll be involved In A venture to ace.ln-tie-hoe you feel will today tint iooics anO njp ,ah for you today all but You PY - F Evelu flg emid 69th Year, 19th Year No. 27-Tuesday. Sept. 21, 1,76 Sanford, Florid. 32171-PrIce 10 Cents ( imp ovise will rAvise even w minor concessions. 19) A new inspirational Rk j - - - by Art S.nsom miaea yD i hard time equallIng 21) You're better off to be a lone wlU ha wolf toda'. 11 "" what y'e wasted. GEMINI (May 2Wtme ) Importance Is In the balance, Incl(Ie views with close you're the one who can tip the assoclaJs today. It won't scales favorably. CU'IUCORN (Dec. a-Jan. compromise your position to 48 Finial ornament 49 South (Frj) - r - W __________ MEAN j I 46 Joan of -- ' V ______ 45Outbwlthng 24 r 3 ARI(March21.AprllI9) You'll have a chance to cog 5 0 TAURUS (April 20-May 2o) choke. You're both resourceful snd work out lojething more extravagant today. Unor. tun"y, that which you gain SAGITTARM (Nov. 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HOROSCOPE 7 English post 39 Ancient city in 7 7 I - Texas l il ,*_~l - (!!\ J[AIRUJU %%OULONT M*4 SNAME RRIED ME? ~~u 11 I Answer to Prsvoui Piwis ~ Chic Young 1. amartwo Tim - ~ "i',t_ Stofl ' --•-------•, Pit Reno, John Litton Don Annelt, Tim Palmer, Pat Malone and Ray Bertrand are not pictured. _________________________ ' I • - 1 - - ' . . ' • - -- ii~l --.' . • •' • . •'• , • ' . - '!.: . (! . Il , . v •. '. •IJ1•/ / ç -........... . •-'I 4'.)..' • -:C. I) /'L1\ ': . -, ' ' i ' I 4 - ç ,, • -. I - " . . .. .. .... • . . 4 ' , I j ' '.'l -, .4 '- ,.• . '•- - I -iij I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 20, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 20, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald